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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June Is.
HOUSE

MAbhlhGfON5 June 10.
The Senate joint resolution for the encourage
ment ofenlistmentS in the regular army and vol
nteef forces, was passed. 1t repeals so much
of the 9Th section Of the act Of August last as
abolishes premiums for bringing recruits to the
rendezvous, and provides that hereafter 3 pre-
MUM of two dollars shall be paid any citizen,
non-eommissioned officer or soldier for every
recruit to the regular army, and every soldier
enlisting in the regular army or volunteer force
for two years or during the war may receive the
first months pay in advance
The House resumed the consideration Of the
bill to free from serVtude the slaves Of certain
rebels engaged in or abetting the existing rebel
lion against the Government Of the United states.
Some time was spent in discussing points Of
order.
A vote was nearly reached on the passage of
the bill, when the time arrived for taking up the
special order authorizing the issue Of additional
Treasury notes.
Mr. stevens, with view Of at once disposing Of
the conhscation measure, moved the SPECIAL or
der be postponed one hour. This was agreed to
by rs against co.
The way was now apparently clear for the con
6scation bill, but Mr.. Richardson, after remark
ing that the morning hour had expired, moved
to proceed to the business on the Speaker 8
Mr.. Phelps, of No., demanded the yeas and
nays, which, being taken, resulted in yeas a.
nays SO.
fhe question having been decided in the mega
tive the Confseation bill was read
The Treasury Note Bill was taken up.
After debate the House adjourned.
szNArE t.t
Messrs Chandler, Howard, Foster and sum
ner, presented petitions for an immediate pas
sage of O bankrupt act.
Mr. Ten Eyck presented a petition from
Civil Engineer Of Trenton, n, j. asking that q
test shall be made ef his new and improved mil
itary projectile.
Mr.. Hale, from the Naval Committee, reported
| a bill for the relief of Commodore Hiram Pauld-
| ing. Passed.
Mr.. Grimes offered resolution that in the
oplBlon Of the Senate il is the right and duty ol
| tho Government TO call loyal persons within the
rebellous States to its armed defense against the
/ traitors who are seeking its overthrow. Laid
over.
Mr. Salisbury offered a resolution adiouning
! Congress on the 3Oth day Of June. Laid over.
Mr. Hale introduced bill relative to furthel
| enlistments in the army.
! The hill further provides that every slave en-.
| listed under such proclamation Of the Presiden
| shall be ever threaiter free, and entitled to al
the bounties, privileges, &c. Of other soldiers Il
the army. The bill vas referred 70 the commit
] tee on military AFFAIRS.
Mr. Powell introduceda bill to prevent mem
bers Of Congress and other officers Of the Gov
! eminent Of the United States from taking con
siderations for procuring contracts nom the Gov
ernment. Referred.
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AsUReEoE Who operated on large num-
Der Of rebel wounded, after the battle at Fair
Oaks, writes that he had shed considerable
blood Of the chivalry, bat he hoped it would
not be charged that he had caused the death
Of any.
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81 oollE to steal, !" as the rat said to the
trap. And spring to embrace you," the
steel trap replied 70 the rat.
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~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleetropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See sd-
vertisement in another column. Office No. 1ls,
Ganaoo etraat
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REuEMnER STAIR, No. 225 Superior street,
always has Che latest papers and magazines.
He also keeps tobacco and cigars.
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MERCHANTS and shippers should bear in
mind that it is for their interest to patrOniEe
the best fast freight line, viz: " Merchants
Dispatch, y they will save insurance thereby,
and it costs them no more than ordinary
railroad rates, and all losses or damages are
settled at once by the agent more promptly
than by any other line. Time quicker than
any other route. .
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LA. GILBERT, No. 1872 Ontario street, buys
and iIls ali orders for fruit. Particular at
tentiOn paid to orders from abroad. S96
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FROM CHICAGO,


CHICAGO, June II.
The majority in this city in favor Of the New
Constitution is 903. The returns from the State
are very meagre-not enough to indicate results.
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LATE PAPKRs.-Ledger, Wayerly Iaga-
zine, True Flag, American Union, Flag Of
Our Union, Scientific American and Vanity
Fair, for this week, for sale at Bakers News
Depot, opposite ths Post Office. GOdsy's for
July also received. -..l
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THREE MONTHS MEN OF 1861,
GET YOUR PAYI
Attention, 'Buekeye Rifle GnardsP'

You can obtain pay for your services By addressing
me at Columbus, o. MILTON P. PEIRCE,
Captain.
NJ Other Companies who received no pay FOR their
Three Months Service, also obtain il by address
ing as above. june9:395l M.P-P.
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THE Forrest divOree case is not yet settled.
1t win e0mebsf0rs the Court Of Appeals a,
a+ Albany; n. 2, this week. .o.aa
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
ALBUMs, Ar

DHOIOGkAPHIU ALBUMS, Ar
= R. B DOUGLAS q CO.,
I79 SuperiOr-St-
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
MENTIONS and Goupil's oil and Water Colors-
Al III B DOUGLA8iE cos,
l79 Superior-St.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
T-aroas ~ r. B. DOUGbASE & co. IS,
f79 superiOr-Sf.
PHoTOGRAPH COPIES or CELEBRATED
r b DOUGLAS& co.'s,
l79 Superior-St-
tOARTFS DR VISIT" OF CELEBRATED
Mea and Women, and Pslmer's Marbles, Ct
n b. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S,
~ Superior-St.
FINE ENGRAvINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Menaf r. B. DOUGLAS & co.'s,
s1r9 10 suparior-St.
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REFRGERAFoRs, &o.-A large variety of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, fOur-minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufae
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIS's,
No. SO south side Public Square,
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CAVING OF MONEY AID Il
Ladies and gentlemen who may want Instruction
Z Cutting and Fitting Ladies' presses,

Boys Jackets, Gents Shirts &c, are informed that
the undersigned viii give lessons in cutting the above
garments on new principle. 1t Is unsurpassed for
accuracy, and with all is extremely simple. Any
lady may acquire knowledge Of cutting the above
garments In 20 70 80 minutes.
An he wishes Is that it may be tried and nTestiga-
ted. This newly revised method Of Fitting and Cut
ting has been brought before the public by j. Eohler
Of the city Of New York, and Is secured By copyright
Mr.. KOhler has had long experience in this line Of
business IN all the prihcipal cities Of Europe
Tho undersigned may be found at Nc. 100 Seneca
street between the hours Of A. II. and p. n. Ths
price OF Rules are very cheapithin the reach an
Agents wanted, to canvass and travel Ladies
make good agents, and can make from s. 10 e5 per
day. Town and County Rights VIII be sold on rel-
sonable terms.
Also, new and complete system for Cutting Gen
fIemenfs Garments
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BOOKS STAFI0NERY
@ NJ I T b s

Dictionary Of the Bible,
Comprising its Antiquities, Biography, Geography
and Natural History. Edited by VIM. Smith, IL D.
Volume now ready. English Edition, $40. ll76
Price, $500.
For sale By J. B. COBB 4 co.
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BETHEL PIcSIC.-A picnic excursion viii be
given for tie benp6t Of the Bethel on the
2sth inst The steamer May Queen has been
chartered for the occasion. She win leave
here at 2 o'clock A. NJ, 60 to JOhnsOn's Is
land, giving all on board an opportunity to
see the secession prisoners, thence proceed to
sandusky, returning to Cleveland at an
early hour in the evening. Should the day
be pleasant one, the excursion cannot fail
to be Of the most agreeable character. A
sail Of one hundred and twenty miles cannot
be had cheaper, and the cause is a good one
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JOB PRINTER WAzTED.--A good Job Print
er Is wanted Immediately at the LEADER Job
Room. None but q good job hand need
|hnnIv
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1eI0STTJoSiNiz1TfoN. eISTJSiN

Fmizrants settling in colonies, viii contribute
s,fi9 n Zach others advantage Large and choice
ko3ies ~ land offered, furnish them every facility
10 coloniEe successfully cooperation Is necessary
easy and practical By Little concerted actl2n- -
tbonqf and action 70 secure with little money fieh
arms and happy homes, which must rapidly increase
a1v- and f1fafr 1n.sforirw
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THFArRr.-Notwithstanding the storm last
night, large audience assembled at the
Theatre and received with evident satisfac-
ton and delight the beautiful drama of the
Sea of Ieo." The acting Of Messrs. Nc
Cullum, Stewart and Lewis, and Of Mrs,
Ellsler and Miss Noah, was received with
repeated applause. The few bitches and de-
fects in the movement Of the scenery, which
are always to be expected in the bringing out
Of a new piece, have been entirely overcome,
and:.Ssverything now passes Of in splendid
style, and to the entire satisfaction Of the
large audiences that nightly greet this mag
nihcent piece. It will be repeated this
evening.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Messrs. R. E.
Jenner and John W. Tyler, graduates Of the
Ohio State and Union Law College in this
city, the former a resident of Crawford coun-
ty, the latter resident Of Geauga county,
Ohio, were yesterday morning, at Mansheld,
By the District Court for Riehland county,
admitted to practice as attorneys and
eOunsslors at Law in the Courts Of this State.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-0NE OR Two YOUNG
D Men, or q Man and his Wife can ind Board in q
private family, at 81 Bolivar.st. Terms moderate.
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ouTRAGEs.

An officer of the fotilla, lying off Eliza
ceth City, says he frequently saw headless
bodies of Union men, as it is believed, float
ing down the river.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REFRIGKRAToRs.-Twelv different sizes and
pattorus, for sale at mAnufacturers' prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca SITS.
sFHEREorTPEs.-simpson ls, beyond ali ques-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him, A
visit - his gallery, No. a5s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
HoUsE FURSIsHINa AR1IcLEs.--At the old es-
tablishment Of W. P. Fogg, corGsr Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found amost complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, of every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Rehigerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream FreeEers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced wor1men.
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LosT, June 18th, on the Square, between
GayIord's Drug Store and the Bennett House,
two widths Of blue and white striped silk
Any one finding the above viii Oblige the
owner by leaving it at this Office. 1t.
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~ A middle aged gentleman wa

H.K. BoELsToE, Agent.
! Sgs Office near Passenger Depot.
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LIVER PLATING AND BELL

OLIVER PLATING AND BELL
~ HANGING.-The subscriber is prepared to 70
plate spoons, Forks Castors Fruit Dishes, and all
other articles Of table ware, good as new, also
Stair Rods, Door Knobs Bel Pulls, tc, replated to
order, By hand or eeetrOproces g good any other
establishment in the country BELL HANGING
promptly attended to, and al work warranted a.
represented at reasonable prices. Room No Ne
chanc's Block, corner Of Prospect and OntarioSt8,
Cup stairs.) IMPROVED HENMER, turning the
seam down instead Of up, on Sewing Machlnes.
R0BERT GILL
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CHAPTER XIX.

The day flr the funeral came bright 'nd clear.
Since the death or dear l,uc Jessie, her mo-
th,r hal not once lyuh upon her face Sho re-
m.ined shu, up In her chamber, weeping and
longing for 4 r. husband. Little Blanche rrcpt
to her aul in her irmti'o way triel to comfort
her mamma but sh9 could no, gain much at
'rut.Hn.
"Mnmma,i hay, not gonc away. Don't you
love ne, too, my dear mamma Z" at last asked
the poor babe.
Ycs; indeed my darling :" for tho rcproach-
rul tones moved Ler hest. 81 DO love you,
dearly, dearly Ju' expect you too will DO
taken away from me-
Then love mo while stay, mamma, and DO
act cry az To time. Jessie will soon como back,
| am sure. She will ily down from heaven some
dny to &c US all, anl perhaps NO can 20 back
with her anl Gni papa"
Blanche -poke much palmer than Jessie evci
| had. She was a more energetic oud dcci
del character, unl seemed better lifted for life IN
this world. She was a good AMI pleasant litu'
! chill, but it was not given to her to touch s.
icrYly tic most tender AMI sacred places q th'
heart as her 81 Fl h,dlone.
Jessie felt crll, numb desolato, anil not 70,
many lol, hours coul! Size Say from the heart
'' Coils will hc done"
II sccmcl 10 her harl anl cruel, almost a
though her Mth.r had delighted in smitn
her VIII re tie blow must needs be sorc.t that ia
yuul' not be ? Knitted to keep even one that ah
los best.
But when that last day dawucd she arose Pre-
r.rr4 TO meet the trial that was horne ou II
tis'cyins hours to yield even the dear body d
or beloved Jessie, as shr had her spirit 20 Ia
.mlul ui Him who made them both.
blanche refused 10 the last o. SEQ her chill,
gain though the little "buusio" cried nu'
| Na-..-ht her mother TO " hiss dear jesse gUy
bye"
To be- C1utlusd
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ARTICLES ron SALE.

business WAGONS-GROCERS AND
- cNpr'1 aud gardeners one horse market
Wa .', and one twa-horse platform spring wagon,
on ior asdcnors 18TH II, between Bro1dwny aud
I'.I ave. THOMAS LANG. nI'i 24a 'l03
('AERlAGIo AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
- large IL % now aud scaUnd.hnnlnd carriages,
...t'% ,'up.y caHstos, rJcknNays TIP ana open
buygIre. grucors' express, depot and business VA
c.rs, n T. J. FLOWERS, broadway, cor o. 4ith
81 and IN zyo np2l 2Iae'ii1
{ AEBlAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS
- for sale 900 Now carriages brotts, ca.ashes,
t".h"ways, top and open hugg,s grocore express
dpi I auI business wagons, and large 1T u
ouI band carriages AMI wagons and 20 horses, at
No 10 Ncvius st. and 1si Fulton ave, brooklyn.
m'2o 2Iac'l26
EOR SALE, CHEAP-A HORSE, WAGON
nnl harness, suitable for grocery or express.
business. Inquire u the Original Market, corner
of Yuik and Ndams s's Brooklyn. apo 2'i3o
EOR SALE-A DOUBLE ICE WAGON,
platform springs, new also large work
horse, cle1p. Call 100 Bloomfield street Hobo
ken, n. J. sp29 $3.50
EOR sAfE-A LOT OF GOOD DRAUGHT
cnAGiS CO.
apo PHI 3-3 WEST i2TH ST.
IGOR SALE-A BAY HORSE, Is HANDS
hIgh, 8 years I'D, double or single driver. APP
Ply $50 Broiiwny cor l9th st. app 3'i23
IGOR SALE-AN INDIAN SHOW CASE,
Uul other fixtures for q igRr store. IugIir, ~
49, utA ~ It, W.Iiamsburgh, 3 days. sp29 y
EuRNITuEE FOR sALE-A FAMILY
L breaking ur housekeeping, will d -Yosc OF ell or
a portion OF thor furniture at a bargain, cons sting
OF genera assortment Of kitchen and psr'nr fIru-
trrc. Apply 22G Madison IT, app 4'5oO
IIEEDSESE LAMPS AND TIE BEST
N ..,, full, wrks ch'uucys, rrockcry, ciinn aul
.'Hsswury. tas ~, h,Dr mula, castlra knives aul
forks spoons china vases a'1 other 'ury goods,
| at worry Iuw I-.nrr, u G.. A. BALDWlN'5. 80 Row
! cry, c.ruot tlRIl. apo li,.'il'
| C,OFT SOAP At LOWEST WHOLESALE
y rates t. soop roHto dly,rs at 10 sIsscE IT. Jo.
| gov CIV. anlG G'llB
| S,LOOP HARRIET FOR SNlE-1 OR
, tons luItN,n. lying at l..tuf L,Isht ~, X
a .Iy atts IIuk staru near tlr river. apap y'l3.
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING MACHINES-F1NKLE & LYON,
- and other frst-class sewing machines 70 rent or
Tor sale on monthly payment. Instruct ms nee
and no charge for delivery. Apply 20 p u Ola
b3s Broadway. apis 2lac'l3l
CEW1NG MACHINE FOL sALE-ONE 81
- Singers No. 2 usuiil's. are going into othog
business; inquire l02 Bayard ~, "a floor. Gl4 24ac'
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Hampton Junction With Delaware, Leckawaua,
Western Railroad, and At Elst.u With LoLis' Va
ley Railroad and Is connections, forming direct
huo I" PITTSBURGH aud tie WEST, without
change o. cars.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING March 20, 1852 Leave New York
fU.lOwH
HARsmBrEG ERrNrss-At 9 A. NJ, for Eqston.
Reading r.ttsylle, Harrisburg, Mau3h Chunk,
WIllIamHport, DC.
Mn TsAfS-At 2 A. NJ, for East5n, water Cure,
scrant n, Great Bend, rtts1u wukcsharre SC.
II NJ. THRlugH TRAtS--For Etst,n, Mauch
Chunk, WilIsmsport, Reading, Pottsyile, Harris
burgh SC.
ar " Tusouen TRAp-For Easton, Bethlehem,
Alent. wn ant Mauch Chunk.
b.3D r. N WAY TRNtr-Fur Somervile.
500 r. NJ Wotaru Eyprr7s Tor Easton Allentown,
Reading, Harrruurgi, fittshury aul tie West.
Sleeping caIs from Jersey CITY through ~ Pits
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRIsnURG.
TheG \ NJ Express Train from NV york AZ.
rive a. llAI.s.urz at +. NJ, connecting LaHt AMI
West "a Pm -.vHu'a { uteA Railroad, y .Ithem
Contra. Ru.I,., Nutth and South, AMI with Cum
lario. VALLEY railroad.
TIE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST
leaves New York at 9 p. n daily Sundays EXCEPT
ell. m ,iug close connection ~ Harrisburg with
Penny enui0 R,Iroad-w.ts 10 change OF cars g.
L ttsl. =, and lut one T. CuDiuuau and Chicago.
ELlZABE1HrOEr ASp SEw YORK FERRY
Leave Sew Nrk N.Tu lH.I n. NHt. bypr, at
Z so and 100 4 NJ 500 43D and ? 30 T. VI.
The b,st It = al Bergen ut ami Mariners
Harhur every sap each why.
aulg lY'lO5 john D bfEENs, Superintendent.
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DRY GOODS.

- ECEIVED TODAY FROM AUCTION
VI 900 Pairs Artificial Flowers, H. i2c.
1910 Ladies Straw B1un.ts, 20 b. J0C.
1000 Children's Hats, o. s. H. g..
9Th AVE. AND 25TH ST.
1000 yards Rich Ribbons ST., To- a. 25s.
900 Ruciics md Tshs, Sc, 10. Sc ~ 2Jc.
Cheap lot Farnsos, tOc, 10 a. s
Auction lot Sun Umbrellas, e., Is g. i2s
Auction 1t Curgo's. 81 worth ~.
CT1f AVE. AND 2sTU 81
Auction LOT Cambria Collars, g., s., 12a n o9c.
Auction lot Linen HdEfs Dc, &c, Sc, iOc, re.
Hoop Skirts very cheap, 70 b. JOc.
Lazy" lot Lace Goods from auction, cheap.
5000 Linen Bosorns, iOo, i2c, 70 T. 20c
AOl0 Round Combs, 4r-vcry nice ones.
Best Pins, fun papers, g.. Needles, Be.
1900 Pocket Books, 10, ~, 10 ~ 26c
GTH AVE. AND 25TU sT.
Ladies' H1so, &c. 1oc l2c Childrou's, 10 Zoe
Gents Socks, g.. Sc, 10 b. ibc.
Gents Lis., and six Gloves, i0c 10 25c.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, very best 90.
Ladies Lisle Cloves, &c, sc, re H. 10.
DJuuct4- tadicH silk Bouuots, SO g. 49,
BOnncts lined aud trimmed, al4p hloa~hed over.
CUsHNAN & BROOKS,
apo 251c'i3s 463 sixth ave, cor 2-th A.
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FOR SALE AND no LET.

DROOKLYN-LOTS FOR SALE OR TO
ID lease ON rcaran-tl' terms In tie Eighth Ward.
Apply T. ROBERT G.. BELL 81 av and 2bth 81,
s0utl Brooklyn. apli u'l51
business PROPERTY FOR SALE-TllE
Dcor store, house AMI lut Is Grani cor. Of "a Il,
WILLIAMSBURG nov doing god INK business.
Apply ou tIe premises. mhlZ 2loc'll4
DUILDING LOTS OF BERGEN HILLS
- nicely located, near Jcrs,y { " and II ruken
bv horse cars every few minutes at south Btr ,en
Hudson CITY, Union HI, &a.-guHi ut shlNriuui
near churches, schools and storos. Price $3.50 "
$500, easy terms AIRY at Al water y, =. y
t.Igt g44gsIn9
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A, TO tho oil fashioned notion that a woman
,usht to o,yy l,- lss'Isi Blanche scoTel at
hat.
The wc,k. wore slowly AMI yet there was no
ucvs s. Ei,.
Jessie c,aA hardly endure the suspense, but
10 strive ~ work AMI aaas.msa; {, Keep her
r.rt o,afiei
S,ev,a, ..sucn,ly into the country, sometimes
"a .as ,.,.rsn, sometimes not Sometimes
rA.ss be- W.; alone, she remained away two or
1r,, days vAalsr.n; among wild, beautiful
Scenes, ske:Girs.
Tas-, was u,,y-A-lav', a t3ai, t-is'LG wei
E=ss ~ her -p.n her return.
Tv,a Nslsr, Crce7 vss always r'al 90 see her. |
B.aa.A 81 El<a-1-t to mention Bob al! |
Ics-s,,l.,; withoa, her, All TIC iear children
-z,Ac5, t-..Ils ever With Joy AMI love, to her
tr-s
Fs-as7s {; oafAt &c be mentioned here that
E. .c-; Cr,c-. s'.h.a..h be never eNTr,tI TO
t--y.vs tat Animation ami almost alteration
slA lstl,is 'a,.is. Nal managed 70 fM ia
t.tv..1 O. yo--. lady who returned his fame,
e.. ia, BE v.s ID ,e5 made UNHAPPY by the
eA-A-.-.s a1i a;;r.c g Us q The beautiful artist.
I.s.-, vu t,so son 20 "surren'sr
Z. ~ - Is lie ,,-ns'. J. 2. mar
O. o. l- r..-l from one Of her fo.i-
r. ;.-7. .ss.s -...-sl Wa instant a'',",
e. D. -'Dai '''".''A' was N""""s j." ''''
g.. -..- ~. activity Little blanche,
t::-, -. ,.a.. 10 her memory, was foremost
l. s---- * 90 .-se; "A4-'y." Jesse came in-
g. v.... b ..y.-. .-...- -r.u her lls; but her
t-e-' eye v.-' hlA'! 'l' -e5 ,- "s were i''''
'"--i I-s J-s'.ei inquired Tie aunt, sitting
9-. with --' .H! shaw. s...l on, saI taking
H. :av--... .- Af.
"S..-.l- ..: L..w g. 20 r., '."l tho chii's
"--- g. sen well enough haven't
- -lf
l1s -.-nA le..--n'v very tired. an
g So a--'! -.s c.me to heI me, was tho
- az -..-s, wear. answer.
So Wall never act . if She felt right, you
r s4i! Jessie - the curly ho'i
Eel. A. .t' eye -: TIE Little one closed.
.' ''----. Gle s..'.! be sleep! again ''
t- ta-..s- -s' " .aer. ra'ar un'as''E :
80 g.: o. o. .'s- g.. l never knew Ad
. ..i..
.=-s-'.s..--lsa't Yea want TO lar'
t---s t....'--.s; Wake ur. !4r--it /, rot
u-s r.. 3. g.. ys' l.: ms til you about
-s.-.. ---.. .-l' saw, said jessie in a
t--. e...- 'e-e, a-i s.-ay s1-~.nS hsI
t- --
i'--. - me- SAL 'He "'u' s''l tvA
e ---- p.
'- SHUT !.' eyes ''n' WIZ !'.
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