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FRoN MExIco.-Vera Cruz sdvices to the Both
OF May have been received at New Orleans
Messrs. Jecker Co, bankers, Of the city of
MEXICO, had failed, entailing an immense less
throughout the country. Their liabilities are
reported at q, 400 CO., and their assets at seven
millions They ask an extension Of five wears
promising to surrender 20 per cent Of their capital
scn year, together with per cent. interest. The
cfeoitofs refused TO entertain the proposition but
wsre 10 meet again on the 18th inst.
Mons Oabriac, late French Minister, fs i'm great
ds T having Lost all bis fortune by this failure
relations with Miramon's Government
Mirsmon was near Queretaro, surrounded by
otn- Craga, with IL 600 men, and was unable u
escape. IL was reported that an engagement had
taken place, and Mirsmon's vanguard was over.
thrown.
Minister McLane 10 sick, and will return home
II the treaty 10 not ratified.
siPnof Pacheco, the new Spanish Minister, had
rne deposition Of Capt Turner and others. in
reference to the captured steamers, had been re
esiVed.
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U- The adjustment Of the currency question
between this Government and that Of Japan has
been satisfactorily terminated by the sdoption of
~, JspaBrse standard Of value. Extensive ar
rSngenents for the reception Of the Commissioners
are making at Philadelphia, where they are ex-
baggage has been sent on 10 New York by steamer
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CTEUBEN HOUSE

STEUBEN HOUSE
The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
Trends, and the pa blic generally, that he has re-
new style. His bar 10 furnished with the best
Liquor, choicest Win cigars, Lager Beer, Re
been engaged for the season. a Concert Of Vocal
and Instrumental Music Dancing, &C., EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING, commencing Ut o'clk,
je 7-Sts 81, A. n IEHNL
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GRAN UNION PICNIC
" FOR TEE

The Lady Managers, in making this appeal 70 tie
friends 4 the Orphan Boys, beg 70 state that a
the Boys Asylum is yet an lts Infancy they -
have no house no play ground, and in their III
rented quarters are only able 90 accommodate ~
about thirty or forty little Orphans IL IN read'lv
De seen that the expenses are heavy and their re-
sources small Their great aim is to he able AZ
early day 10 commence the building of permanent
me for the orphan boys. Therefore they hope tho
citizens generally will honor the Pc-h ic with their
presence.
OmnIbqses will run from the corner Of Seventh
street 70 Fourteenth street out Four eenth 20 Me-
rldlan Hlil from m 10 the close Of the Pie Mic.
Sputa's Full Band will be n attendance
Refreshments furnished by the ladies; also, DIN
reI and supper from to O'Clock p. m.
Eighteen Mammoth Tri-cOlOred Balloons or
dered expressly from Boston, will be sent up IN the
afternoon y -
Mr.. Brady, the photographer will he on the ground
during the day 20 take views of families, groups
the orphans, &c, free Of charge.
other novelties are IN contemplation.
Tickets; Gentlemen 30 cents; Ladies' IS cents,
Children 10 cents To be obtained Of the Lady and
Gentlemen Managers at the gate day Of Pic Mic.
al the orphan Asylum, and the following aces
John r Elis's Pia store, Taylor a. Maury
blanchard Mohun Philip a solomon %. r. Duffy !.
Chas. Anderson. Bookstores; Ford a Bro v. Bar
baugh, y. Callah, Jos. Marin, Dan. Clarke, DRUG
stores
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Col. DELAFIELD.-The four years term Of ser
vice Of Col. Delafeld as Superintendent of We.
Point Academy having expired, he is about I
retire from the position.
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TOR SALE-A. fne family sorrel HORSE eight
II years old He is gentle and Ia go q H. n
dition. Also, a new Kocksway Carriage, IN
and y new set of Harness. For terms, Ae "a
enquire at COOKS Military Hall, No. $40 d st.,
between 9Th and 10th SITS. ie a.
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DEATH OF NAVY LIsUrENANr-The NAVY
Department has received Official information of
the death of Lieut.. John p. Parker, Of the U. :.
Navy, who died at Somerville on the 9TH ultimo.
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TIE AauEDUcr.-It is said that the proper COM
mif'ee Of the Senate have agreed to provide for
me completion Of the Potomac Aqueduct The
requisite sum for this purpose, as stated by Capt
Meigs, is only half million.
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w a HIS | II A l. A.
WILLARDS' HALL.
II RAND OPENTNGg
Grand reoPcnIng Of the great pictures Of
ITALY.
PnsIrrrrI o. - l. al

IUsIIIFELE CLosING JUNE 9th.
=, Inc manager AZ enormous expense, has engaged
THIS eiegant antetashlonable hall and no cost will
be spared TO make II the most attractive btlon
of tho DAY.
,r A: w, FENNO. Esq,
, The Distinguished Lecturer, will illustrate the
Paintings. '"0
Admission Is cents. Exhibition on wedneStav
and SATURDAY..
Doors open at O'Clock commence at s O'CLOCK
and ~ the evening At 7-cOmmence at O'clock
je ''
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APPOINTMENT OF CONsUL.-The President Ia
appointed c. J. Baylor as Consul to Cologne.
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OTICE! TICEI
respectfully inform the
OF WASHINGTO ANN urnl

Respectfully InIOrm the
LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY,
that from this day will sell out my entire stock AZ
importing prices.
The object Of my selling ont is, that will leave
ior Pens July st for the purpose of purchasing my
FALL. and WINTER GOODS, and wishing to
open next season nth an entire new stock of foods
will sell the articles mentioned below at aston
ishing low prices.
NV stuck is cornnlsts at nresant and eon.is.a
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fARASuATAN COMNIssIONER.-TheH Hon. Cave
Johnson, Of Tennessee, formerly Postmaster Gen.
eral under the administration of Mr.. Polk, has
been nominated, and confirmed by the Senate, as
Commissioner to adjust the claims under the
treaty With Paraguay. He is at present in this
CITY
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1SST. ABOYSICS.- TO MORROW at YES
uS Pers FATHER Mcguire W al continue his loo
ture at O'Clock p. IN IT.
~SERVICES AT THE CAPfTOL-By Di
~ vine Perml sslon the Rev. Tho. H. SrOcKToS
VIII preach IN the Hall OF the House of Represent
atives TOMORROW (Sabbathl at IL o'clock. it,
@THE BIBLE LECTURES AT THE
QS rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation; VIII be resumed by Rev. DIR. SAMSON, THIS
Meeting IN the Library commencing at TX O'Clock
attend '' " \,
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THE BILL reported frcm the Select Committee O
The Senate for the alteration and improvement IN
the construction Of the Senate chamber appro
PIRATES 100000 for that purpose, and provides
mat theehtire work required shall be purchased
af'er due public advertisement by contract witt
the lowest bidder
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1 mostly
| Black Silk Mantles, Lace MantiIlaS at all
ties, Travelling Cloaks,
| Dress rt and Mantlla Cord and Tassels for
| Trimmings In great va Aprons, Dresses, and
| Cloak and Dress Tassels. Buttons Of Ali Kinds
Plaln Black Frlnges, Cotton Tnmmings,
| GUIPURE LACE BUTTON TRIMMINGS.
Swiss and Cambria Edg- SWISS and Cambria In
| Swiss, and Cambria Embroidered Haudker-
Embroidered Infants Embroidered Infants,
Bodies, Dresses,
Embreldered Marseille Chldren's Pants,
and Monsseline CaPes, Ladies' Embroidered
Ladies' Night Caps, Underskirts.
LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS.
Valencienne Lace, Point Lace Wells
brussels Lace, Tissue Wells with Fluted
Imitation Blond Lace. Tissue Berere for Wells,
Cambria and Swiss Sets; all colors,
FSe ons,f;u Embroidered Black GuiPure Bertha
Embroidered Grape Sets and Black
Grape Collars, White and Black Ilu
Maltese Lace Colls,s and silk and Thread Nett.
Sets. Florence Silks
GaipuiEe, velIs,, Black Velvet Ribbons in
Grape Wells. Hand made AID Mschrn.
Pucher Lace Capes with Real White Blond Lace.
two Rutfles, Black Blond Lace
Cape and sleeves. Ruches,
Black. White and Col Trimmed and Untrimmed
Bo OTs% c silRss. s sfSIssy Hats Paris
Narrow and Wide Rib Gold Nets. Just received.
bons. In great varle'y, Grecian Nets.
Large assortment French Silk Nets in all colors
Flowers, Crochet Nets and Coif-
Elegant French Bonnets fures
Straw Bonnets of all Jet and Velvet Hairpins
qualities, Hair Rolls,
mutation Valencienne Steel and Jet Buckles,
Lace Belts in all coloTs,
Black Point Lace, Sewing Silk,
Gmpure Lace, silk b aid Nets
Coo de Plumes and Os- Chenille and Read Nets
trlch Feathers for hats, Fancy Hairpins, all col
Point Lace Sets, ors
Children's Sets, let Combs
Linen Sets, iGold Bayadere
Cambria Collars. Lace Nets of All auali-
Swiss Cola s, ties.
Honlton Lace Collars, Chenille.
White Lace Wells, new Embroidered Braid
style, Etc, Etc Etc
i scarcely deem 1t necessary to mention that all
these goods were imported by myself this season
and therefore are handsome and of the
LATEST STYLES
The patronage of the public, so literally bestowed
upon me since imported my own goods, has en-
oouraged me to go To Paris regularly every year
and make arrangements to have new goods IN by
every steamer during the season.
III Ladies wishing to get any particular good
from Paris Will please leave their orders until the
18th OF June at my establishment and from July lst
to August LIST, direct them. 'Mensieur q. WehrV.
por Monsieur NJ. William, f. Cite TFeriSs, Paris -
je9 st M. WILLIAM, No. 80 Market Space
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF HOSIERY I'M
the city selling at the importers prices or from
. 20 80 per cent. below the retail prices.
This has always been favorite department with
US, having for years past kept the fullest assert
ment.
Menow ofer over five hundred de- zen in all kinds.
Qualities and sizes, for ladies', gentlemen and chll,
oAUZE MERINO VESTS for Ladies, Gentle
men, Girls aud Boys.
Wesre positively clos ne out our stock To init
the business and ofcourse we are giving great bar
gains Tor the money.
day of sale. = - - ''''
Purchasers will please bear in mind that we are
+ -. CLAGETT q MAY.
le 6-6t a24 Pa. av,, bet 9th and 10th sta
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spirit Of the eysrnIps Pre..

The conssitEfion notes the discourteous and un-
parliamentary manner In which the Hickman
report on the Presidents Protest was forced
through the House last evening, by the inssru-
mentality Of the previous question, during thin
attendance OF members caused by the exhaustion
consequent upon the recent long sitting Of the
body.
The same paper discusses at considerable length
the Situation Of the Opposition"
The TatsEigsnesr notes the acceptance by Mr.
Bell Of the Baltimore Union Convention nomina-
ton for the Presidency.
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NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES permitting,
w. yam hapel," located in UniOntown npa
the Nayy Yard Bridge, and erected under the aus
Plcss 81 the NJ r. Church, East Washington, will
oe dedicated TO the service of Almighty God at 8
The Rev. DR.. w. Nj. ID RYAN, pastor of East
washington station, will preach the dedicat0ry
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ALLEGED THREATS TO ASSAULT SENATOR sum
sER-Several Of the friends of Senator Sumner
accompanied him from his residence to the Senate
chamber to-day, being aPprehensive of personal
violence TO him, on account Of his recent speech.
several small parties, representing themselves
from Virginia, having called upon him last nj ght
Al various times, and made such threats as to
induce watchfulness and precaution on the part
OF his friends The attention of the Chief Of
Police has been called to the subject.
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EOR RENT-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, on
missouri syenu No. 40. PossessiOg Iiyeen
sToN, No. 46f second street east, or sac sev-
enth street west. le 7-eolm'
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

communicable our local columns to.
day will be found recent correspondence be-
tween fourteen Of the commissioners Of the mu-
nicipal election and the Corporation Attorney,
wherein the latter denies the right of the judges
OF elections here to amend their returns, under
any circumstances Of fraud or mistake and saws
that the only remedy against their mistakes and
against fraudulent voting lies In the Circuit
Court, from whose decision an appeal may be
taken to the Supreme Court of the United State.
No one asked Mr. Carlisle the course to pursue in
contesting an election, but the right of the CON-
missioners TO revise and correct the returns, and
whether certain votes were Illegally counted or
rejected.
We need only add, that Mr.. Cariisle's letter Is
In want Of good taste and courtesy to the gen.
hemen who addressed him, SO entirely foreign to
his nature as to force the minds of all who
know him the irresistible conclusion that he must
nave been under some misapprehenson as to the
motives Of the Commissioners. Else, why has
he failed to answer the plain questions propounded
to him In his Official capacity by those whose
right and duty 1t was to PROFOUND them to him ,
Us IL because he does not know whether negroes
are or are not entitled to vote here whether
persons natuTalized since December 3Ist last were
or were not entitled to vote here on Monday last
&c, &c.
HIS suggestion Of the remedy being in chal-
longing such votes when offered, is but a
mockery; for he must have known well that
they were challenged, protested against, and
so marked as to be identified in case his answer
10 this very letter authorized the Commissioner
10 throw them aside after having Improperly
counted them once. At every precinct, 1t will be
Ieinen oered, the berret party had two judges to
one opposed to them, and could as they did in one
tRaUt
clearly Illegal under the act of Congress and his
instructions for their guidance
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G2 7OO ONE FOURTH co 200

tdlance IN s, Z, 10, and "A Months.
rare chance for speculation, or to procure a
good HOUSE and Lot in the most i'm proving part OF
the city. Mr.. II, w. HAMILTON offers for sale
that beautiful three-story BRICK HOUSE ard
ID street west. between D and Z sts., in John b.
kIbbey's subdivision OF square (57I) for IS 100
two OF three hundred dollars; and the Lots are
worth from twelve 10 Fl teen hundred dollars in
that vicinity now. The only reason for offering
the above properly at such a reduced price, is for
the purpose of disposlng of il immediately, in
tween w. H Hamilton q Co. The House con
tains good rooms, besides tath room, closets,
bulding, ana gas and water pipes laid all through
the building. The House is new, and finished in
iron railing in front. he Lot is ~ feet front run
ning hack 10 Feet to 80 foot sley which is graded
and paved. The title Is perfect, and terms Of sale
easy cash, the balance in 6, u, Is and "a months
secured BY deed Of trust on the property, The
Paint Shop, No 512 It'll street, -four doors south
of Odd Felows' Hall. ie7-
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THE POLAR REFRIGERATOR. 1rit6 Fit

|"
and Water
Cooler combined,
IL the best Self
VentilatiHg Pro-
vision Prsserver
in the world, and
the only one
which does not
require scalding
OUT every few
days To keep dry
and sweet.
BARTLE TT
& LESLEY ma
nufactureand fin
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THE EMBASSY AT THE GlLMoR Hou.x

HE EMBASSY dILMOR HOUSE,
The members of the Embassy after their az
rival at the Hotel retired TO their rooms for rest
and refreshment. They soon, however with the
exception Of the chief dignitaries reappeared and
made themselves at home, running about the
house and mingling sociably with everybody, and
evidently enjoying chat wherever II Nv couId
make themselves understood. Tommy was D. a
usual, In great request, and by his lively manner
ana Iacetlous ways gave much amusement The
immense crowd, which filed ND the entire
square, was great attraction to the strangers and
they frequently visited the balcony, gazing with
much interest upon the lively scene below |. nd
endeaving to express their feelings or extract some
explanations In regard to anything that attracted
Their attention The Battle Monument was evil
IDENTITY something they did not understand and
which 1t seemed difficult TO explain TO them.
Tommy was at last called into reputation as an
Interpreter, and when told IL was put there TO eel
citrate a battle In which the Americans had dt =
feated and driven away an English army which
had attacked Baltimore, he explained the matter
with much animation to his comrades, who
listened attentively, and afterwards discussed the
matter among themselves. Thereafter SIGNIFICANT
gesture toward the Monument, pleasant smile,
and American whip English, I" was the formula
Of Introduction with those among them who spea K
a little English.
1t was supposed that the Chief ambassadors
would dine in private, but contrary to what has
been their usual course, and as an indication.
perhaps, Of the pleasure they had experienced
from their reception, they In imated their desire
to dine with the Mayor and City Authsrities.
Accordingly, about four O'Clock dinner was an
nounced, and the Chief ambassadors, with half
dozen Of their suite, were led into the DIM ne
hail by Mayor Swami and the officers Of the
Naval Commission The members Of the CITY
Council and other invited guests followed The
dinner was gone through without any formality,
and In about an hou, the company rose from the
table and proceeded to witness the Fire Depart.
ment exhibition, which is represented as SPLEEN.
did affair.
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FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL.
will give an EXCURSION o.
rOkT WASHINGTON on WE'D E<A@k
NESDAI, June 18th. The steam
boat PHENIN will leave her wharf, foot of Eleventh
81, a x O'Clock. OmnIbuseS will leave the ChspsI
corner III Fourth -. and New York avenue. al ~
. clock ADD 60 t. the wharf wa Seventh At The
committee hope 10 make the Excursion merit the
patronage Of their friends. Tickets for eeutleme,,
80 cents ladies' IS cents children ~ cents lee
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/ AIDES SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARA
II SOILS
A new supply just received from the manufacto-
rles, and for sale at very low prices.
ii. EGAN'S
323 Pa. avenue, south side
jss6t hat 6tb and 7tb -,
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tIy in
Lace Mantillas at all
prices,
Travelling Cloaks,
/ Cord and Tassels for
Aprons, Dresses, and
Mantillas,
Buttons of al kinds,
ICottOn TrIm NINA
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HOOP SKIRTS.
H HOOP SKIRTSm
have large assortment on hand and for sale at
reduced prices. ri EGAN'
321 Pa. avenue, south de-
Je8-6t Ret geen 9Th and nh sts
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MY RUCHEs AND FRENCH ELoWERs
jest 366, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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WANTED TO RENT-On or before July lst'
w good BRICK House, containing about
rooms. Parior and chambers 20 be large. MHst bs
situated between eth and l<th, and Pa avenue aha
NJ sts. Rent not 20 exceed $50 per snnum. AIRY
% GLEN. l.. WEST, 322 Pa. av., between sh
ana 10th cts. les colin.
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mos
Black Silk Nantes,
Berege MOusselise Man.
ties,
Dress aud hTantilla
Trimmings Ia great va
Tlety,
Cloak and Dress TaSsels
Plain Black Fringes,
GUIPURE LACE BU
Swiss and Cambria Edg-
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n TCRICKET.-Th Washing ton Cricket Club
MSn VIII meet for practice every MONDAY
WEDN ESDAI, and FRIDAY EVENINGS OF
each week at O'Clock their grounds south of the
PIesidents Mansion. Persons wishing to become
members the club are respectfully invited to Al
tend. lie 7-eo3t) IA CA IMAM 60
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~A GRAND FESTIVAL WILL COM
pS menoed In the session room of the Assem-
bly, Church, corner of Fift1 and sts on MON
DAY Nv ENlNG next, and continued every eve
ming uui ing the week. Admission 10 cents; chill
dren, cents. lass Al WI r..
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AT WASHINGTON ON CITY HALL SQUARE
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. jane IL, Is, dndl6
Admission 50 cents children and servants q cts
~ The company will perform at 6eorE tow
hoHuAys June TX. ia a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--
offer faI sale prigs.sly. my iafss 1nd valuable
county, about one mile and half from Danville,
and lying eighty upon the waters Of saEdy and
TAI M about 3S3 acres Of which 50 acres are Gle AIRED
and in a fine state OF cultivation. The rema 1der
OF the timber alone would be found very remune-
rative The land 10 Of the best quality Tor RAISING
tobacco and other products OF this section IN gene
raj.
also offer for sale that valuable property known
vile, aud upon the wagon -road from Danvlile to
Henry and Western Pittsvlvania. In conneStion
with the Ferry. | via sell small TRACT OF
LAND. containing about I2 acres Of fine river low
grounds suitable for market garden, or . small
farm.
Persons wishing to purchase any OF this property,
will please address me At naRville. Va, and will
take pleasure in showing the property, or xlyIng
AIRY further information, GEO. L. " fLSON.
oc 15-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

GgATEF l. ATrEsTIoN.-Whe the family
of Bishop Odenheimer lately removed from
Phiiadelphia, took possession OF Riverside
near Burlington, the residence of the Ia ,e
Bishop Doane, they found the pan tries crowd
ed with every thing tina, either housewife or
cook could desire--a barrel OF sugar in one,
Of -four in another, with other immediate
necessarits in proinsion~ surprise OF
ferings OF Episcopaiians there. Then came
q Purse VI x2vu from EpscopaIians in Mount
Holly, Ia bear the expenses vi removal from
PhiIadelpbia. These donations offered some
mauifes tation of the afFec ton already enter.
tanned for Bishop Odenheimer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13
Rithmunh gispattt.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. "a. go


Leve's Ysang sam-New. a.days.
Oh. tell me- no, that distant ssxs
Roll ride petween me and rny lover;
For be. I'm sure. ~ At has eass-
Aud I'm in Glover.
And don Z toll me that foreign parts
WI.l ever make me, dear. forset MN
Nor viii he take Ia breaking hearts,
Unless let him.
He writes to me by every post.
And every post takes back my ahsWef
NJ vyiIe. az mntiius," Seishs aa1 irost-
1t my dancer.
A. ,,on Z tell me that must NOPE,
While he . in Canada recruiting
u.ss nn,ther B,shop, SAINT, nor Pope,
And t,nd vi shooting.
Ivi.h you d write 10 HIM some day
Wowver, badly m behaving;
Ne send D .ck word at once 10 say
He thought yoa raving.
He likes my & ,ins to . ball,
And tAlxtnS Gcrmaa with Lord Rowan;
D',ou think that, out At Montreal,
He fiists with nc one
All! you don q know HIM. | must own
I've seen sou Girt, IN! pretty COUSIN;
BUT Willy soon would hirt you down,
And sevral dozen.
D,n't talk such sentimental stuff
You preach As 4 were baby;
A Willy says, I'm not mutt"
Nor he '' . saby."
know hos very fond Of me-
Know m very fond of Wiily;
And a. 70 vi Dts and Jealousy,
We're not 50 silly.
Wa hosh intend to have our fun,
And then to marry one another;
And, As the music - begun,
Pray no more bother. II. D. W. :,
IBfoekir God.