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Evening star., 1865-06-06

THE SUPPRESSED TEsTrMoNY.-The New
| York Tribune says in relation to. Conover,
one OF the witnesses in the conspiracy case,
whose testimony was among that suppressed
for a time
"The letters we have published from Como.
yer within the last two years Wilt be remem.
beTed by many OF our readers, and particularly
that OF April, ls6i, portions of which we re-.
Gently republished, giving the details with
coin, with suggestion of his possible murder.
He is reported as referring to another letter,
written in March last, exposing the assassina-
ton plot but That never reached US, as one
or two others from him, written from time to
time, failed to do Possibly, however, the re-
port is in error, and he was referring only to
the letter of April, 1864. When he passed
through this city to Washington, about three
weeks since, he gave us q substance OF his
testiT ony in regard to the proposed destruc-
ton of the Croton Dam by the Canadian
Rebels, which, at our request, he wrote out in
case we should ever think proper to publish
it. The information, of course, was immedi-
ateiy given . to ihe police authorities, and the
in another column If the Rebels ever seri-
ousl contemplated putting SC diabolical
purpose into execution, the precautions taken
by the authorities have rendered it abortfvs
MI. Conover passed through this city nearly
fortnight ago on his way to Canada, proposing
not been heard OF since, either hsre or at
Washington, where his presence is urgently
demanded. We know that he feared that his
absence might excite suspicion, and he was
urged not to return to Montreal. Should he not
reappear, the fact Of his disappearance Will be
new lfak in the chain OF evidence against
the conspirators. Should he still be alive and
see this paragraph, we have to request, Oh be-
half of the War Department. MS immediate
return 10 Washington.
SThe Mayor and principal citizens have
lett Galveston, Texas, to meet the Federal on.
cers; AID hurry ap the surrender 1t is aieo
said that Governor Murray ana Ashbell Smith
have gone to New Orleans to surrender tie
State.
S7General Magruder recently attempted to.
make II speech to his Texan soldiers, but was
Kissed and silenced, and was told that they had
been hn mb2gged enough, and intended to set
tie affairs for themselves. He has returned to
San Antonio
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6 The baltimore and other papers. we see,
compliment the Stars reports Of the conspiracy
trials by copying them in preference to the ex
tended photographic reports, which latter
though desirable as o matter OF Court record,
are 20 bulky in the shape Of question and an.
aver as to be quite unmanageable for news.
paper use
Evening star., 1865-06-06

THE THREATENING LETTER TO PRESIDENT
JOHNSON.
Thr threatening, letter mentioned In yester.
days Star as having been received BY Presi.
dent johnson, appears to have been written
oy crazy German who was arrested yester.
day at the White House while eudeayorinp tn
make his way into the President. The man
ium nSy-
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GEORGIA 1

GEORGIA DELEGATION
The Georgia delegation had another lengthy
interview with President johnson yesterday
relative TO the reconstruction of the State gov.
eminent.
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bkiDGE OVER THE RAPPAHANN0CK
Inc raiiroad bridge over the Rappahannock
al Fredericksburg is to be rebuilt immediately.
4; Inc brlcge is to be constructed on the Howe
and vertical cross. bracipg, with the rai,TaY
Track on the Top Of the roof 10y
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FRENCH TNRACCn

IL is unders TODD that the large amount Of to.
oaeeo belonging to the French government
W. MniSn .h mas been locked up in Richmond dur'
City Point with all possible expedition WHEN 20 20
tt viii 6e shipped direct to France. AIraaJn
'siui -, Iaree ships are in James River ready
10 receive their cargoes of tobacco ieauy
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pENNSyIytNJ. Tpnon

PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS
Large numbers Of the Pennsylvania troops
leave here daily for Philadelphia, for the pur.
pose Of joining in the grand review of all the
troops from that section of the State, to be held
ahere on Saturday.
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WOUNDED REBELS RELEASED.
To-day, by direction of Lieut. General Grant,
all of the wounded rebels confined in the Old
Capitol were released, upon taking the oath of
allegiance. .l.-- ".
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INVEST JER3kY RAIL ROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA AND CAPE May.

Commencing SATURDAY. juno 10. 1866. and
s,. 1spr:ss ss'F Tlsin asf sssR sssR1as sss'aff
Lsavs Ph,adel phi -from foot OF Walnut street
Stations. and due at u M "' 'A' ~ ''iA'ipAi
Tek:,. AID che abs.ssa s
road from sWssshnstoR la,n ~ and nd BsItimors
eee 81 fsao IT % ssvs due e:de9 IT ea7'eS
dsSss:ag to and and lsm per
Gsps -shout % III eharss place
o and ri Is as ell
971 a: M. VIII be sent by this train. ' ''O
Cape May a, SO a. M, due at s.45a.m.
Fseisst Ri fron os CAPE sS NAY a, g 20 :. m pm
On tho Al gi saiy sn0.hs. sr.in VIII be added
esy1nE c'Rs tsronssh as 81 oars ana fh''eph" "
in q RiiSFR Il Esssf ;Sssy
TON MILLS. sanferd'e wharf, bsloH Spruce; A.
BARRON 0'gds1R Van sAhhS ssAH5s Cape
Phiiadephia, June 5, 1855. je S dtsepl,
DROP OsALB FOR FUEL.
k.sy;a e.: S jda: m:,srs 8; tsss es
sgS': xl tsssSsS Ssy 4
sGe sh. MI for %eoS .a
to b !. s psn
within the wallis of the Marine Barracks as may be
free Of expense to the United States. The coal
to be best white ash anthraeite h I egg coal, free
weighed. inspected and delivered at such points
within the walls Of ths Marine Barracks ss may
free of expense to the United States, and both
wood apd coal to be furnished upon the quarterly
q
Payms.ts will be made upon the receipt Of ac-
Officer. j. ., - :
A guaranty to be siened by I've responsible. Per.
whose responsibility must be certified to By
the q g. District Judge, T. 8. District Attorney
or 2 Collector: must stcomIssny sayyos each preHo-
To be endorsed Proposals. for. Fuel" anaGd-
dressed to ths undersigned. : VIZ. SLACK.
ie5-law4w Major and QnarterEa aster.
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THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE,
MI Frederick Seward. the Assistant Sec.
IetaIy OF State, continues to improve in health
slowly. He is now able to sit up in bed and
converse with the members of his family.
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~ SIXTH ARMY CORPS.
Grand Review on Tbursday-The Rsate
Through Pennsylvania Avenue.

HHF0HSn FennsyTFbHIH hNcHUo'
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
June 5, I565.-Specia1 Orders, No. 142-IExtra
S: The 9th army corps, Major General II. 6.
Washington, on review, on Thursday, the 9Th
instant
The column, formed OF companies at full
distance, will move from the FOOT OF Capitoi
III n. AT a. M and, passing through Pennsyl-
ysnia avenue to GeorGetewn will return to
camp via Aqueduct bridge.
The chief of staff of the Army of the Poto-
mac will confer with Major General Augur,
commanding Department of Washington, in
regard to the arrangements necessary to be
made in the city.
army, as have not previously been reviewed,
will report to the chief of artillery, 9th army
corps, for this review.
BY command of MAJOR General Meade:
- GEORGE e. RuGaEEs, -
Assistant Adjutant General.
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MUSTERED OUT.
Ihe 10th Penn. volunteers OF the 1st divis.
ION, 9th corps, was m mustered ont this morning,
and Will leave to-day for their homes
Evening star., 1865-06-06
SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK r. n.
! CABINET MEETING

/ 81 Il SCABINET MEETING.s
8 The Cabinet meeting to-day was held in the
Blue Room OF the White House for the conve-
nienee OF Secretary Seward, who yet expe-
riences considerable difficulty in walking up
steps. The Secretary remained but shsrt
time, however.
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nS NIB. II. D BARR.
uS FROM EDWARD KELLY'S
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
PHILADELPHIA,
Will be at Willards' Hotel from June I'd to 9th,
inclusive, after p. M, to show samples and take
orders. , "a Z, o,r
nRTHE LADIES OF ST PAULS ENGLISH
Lutheran Church will hold STRA W.
6hItIhhf 66hShhf FESTIVAL III the Lecture Room of the
oaureh, corner Of and lIth strsefs, commence ry
Te.en.y, June 9Th, and continue four nights
Single admission 10 cents; season ticket, one per
sen. so cents; season ticket, family, 81. je2-7ts
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BOARDING.

GENILEMEN DEsIROUSa OFG0OD BOARD
- In the country can BE accommodated near Bla-
SSensburs. For particulars inquire at HYATT'5
II OoMs, WITH BOARD, al 18th street vest.
HI Je 5-1m'
A ROOM AUD BOARD car be obtsiaed by ap-
"a plying at Ho. lst street, Georgetown. D. G,
sons. iriSts
pLEAsANT SgMMER ROOMS, newly furn.
Il ished. With first class Board, in a northern
family. at $50 month, Fl street nsrth, I'd door
from Cd street west. js s3t~
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PRISONERS OF WA

- PRISONERS OF WAR;
1t is understood that the President contem-
plates issuing an order for the release and
pardsn of ali rebel officers below ths rank of
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- D. SMITH'S -s-...
WILD CHERRY TONIC BIrTERs,
and Grocers.
This great PANACEA has been established eo
years. Its medical properties are
TONIC. AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
twill eradicate ali arrangement of the STOM
A ii and BOWELS. It gives
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJUyENATES THE OLD.
Cures
DYSPEPSIA. LOSS OF APPETITE,
,INDIG ESTION. LASsITUDE OF sYsTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY,
JACNDICE, AGCE AND FEVER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR in which viii be found
testimonials of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in
Washington je Slim
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LOCAL NEWS.

SUSPICION OF MT sDER.->This mornjrp. a
man named Bushsf gave information at the
Fourth WaIs Y: st ssat,os q that colared man was
lying IN LOT on 9 treet, nearthe Iron Bridge,
in SWampoodle, vii n the appearanc ce OF hayine
been murdered. Officer Spencer inveA,igated
the circumstances ana reported the rhan to be
teanaster named Wesley Gray. He mad been
stabbed under tho left ear with q KIN ife, sever
ing the jDgular Elm, but no further ,articuItrs
could be ascertained. The coroner was mott
fed to hold an inquest. rjft-
CRIMINAL CoURT.-This smo' ming, Judge
Ohm accepted $4,000 bail for tk.e appearance
of J. Rutherford Worster. At fihs next term
OF the court. DR.. Worster is charged with
causing the death OF Mrs. MAI AIDA Jane Jones.
Of Georeetown. by an opeff Atom 70 produce
abortion. E@ 9 -
and was sentenced to ten 'Aavs Imprisonment
in jail.
Ann Kennar sud Sare.A Smith were found
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WANT TO GO BACK

! WANT TO GO BACK,
A large number of the contrabands who fell
lowed the Army Of Georgia to this city have
made application to be allowed to return TO
their former homes.
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NAVAL ACADEMY

60 NAVAL ACADEMY.
Arrangements are being made by the Navy
Department for the re.estahlishment OF the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
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MAYORS OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D. c.,

MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
-. June 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that, as 9th street west
from Missouri avenue to Fl street north, will be
suitably paved without any n necessary delay all
persons owning property the line of said str
are requested to make the necessary drainage CON
nection immediately, 80 that the street when
paved may remsin in proper condition.
je5 st RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
limited STATES SERVICE MAGAzINE for
~ June. 1865. -Contsnts: Sherman's Truce:
What the Coast Survey has done for the War
Sherman's Sixty Days in the Carolinas; Seeking
the Bubble; Military Reading; A Word about
from Mosby;; The Field Eloqusnce Of NapoIeon;
Home from the War; Laurea Dorandus.
For sale by =.
lie 5 ERANCK taylor
Evening star., 1865-06-06

MAYORS OFFICE. JUNE 3. 1868
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Ba RECIIVED
at the Mayors Office until SATURDAY, at II N,
the tenth (lOth) OF JULe. for lasin the gas and
from the canal bridg to the City Hall, where di-
rected by the Commis ssioners the nj pe to be laid
one foot inside Of curb line.
TIE gas service pipe to BIS one-inch wroue eht
The water service pipe shall be three quarter
inch strong lead pips. Weighing not less than three
pounds two ounces per foot, and shall be laid
thirty six inch es below the street surface The
stop-cock inside the curb to be three quarter inch
brass cock, without projecting stem, so that it
ration with boy and cover, conforming to Corpo-
ration laws. The bid for the service pipes win be
per linesl foot of the pipe laid, and specific sum
tor the tapping and Corporation stop, the curb
ieSdst RiGhAsD III ooN WAnLHCa Az M.yor
DROPesALs FOR TIN GRADING AEB
l. Paving Of 9Th street west, from the euth side
6nsrth: Proposals. vii! be reee,ysd at the Mayors
ofce until II m. on SATURDAY, the 10th of June,
Tor the purpose Of Grading and paving 6th street
west, nom Missouri avenue to b street north,
north, not over eight or less than & We inches in
diameter and seven inches deep.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
pavin and per cubic yard for grading; the
paving to be laid n . bed of pure gravel eli sht
inches deep, and four inches Of SHARP sand on TOP
twice with ninety pound rammer, and then Gov
cred with coarse sharp rand, the whole to be
finished to the entire satisfaction Of the Commits.
sioner Of the Fourth Ward aud the Arsi slant Com
missioners. RICHARD WALLACH,
FRANCIS P. moRuk, RHfS,f'
- JAMES q ELLIS,
}e %. Ass't Oommistiopers
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DROP0SALS FOR FLOUR.

, Passage and State Rooms .sn ba enssged at thu
,teh uteh%pMaRy s Once 2al street, between 18th and
Evening star., 1865-06-06
PERSONAL,

A NY INFORMATION OF SARAH JANB
"a ,sn,5h ssp,5hAdCE. Of shepandoah Valley, will be
sprsgns at Att the Corner Of sth and streets south
q aservant IN the employ of Capt. Burrows. Is.
je Sit 7 DANIEL
MRs LOHMANN. MOTHER IN-LAW OF Ri
w 6ULPH Won 1MHOP, of Augsburg is re-
auested to give his address to STUOKLE &
b1Ch Elk, 20 Broad street. New York ss they
rave received news for him from his family in
0eIMahy. je5-2t
NOTICE IS HlREBY GIVEN TO THE pup
hc that will NOT pay any debts contracted by
Date. ~ Wis
je s-lw~ EUGENE sCIIWINaHAMMIR
A ASTR0LOGY.-MADAM KROUsE win gle
"A lniormation on all the affairs of life, and in
respect to all other subjects She can be consult.
60 at ail hours of the day and evening Gentle
men 81. Ladies 80 cents She can also SHOW A
likeness as large as life. Residence 5 Sd street
between Pa. av. and street. je3 lwE
mPoRTANT TO EADIIs.-MADAM WEN ltH
can be consulted on the cure of Female Dis
eases At her residence. No. 227 9Th street vast
ho1fs from l0 .. m to 3 p. For particulars
seno Ior CIRCULAR. 31m~
DR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
Drug Store. epb 3mff-
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1RoPosALs FOR PURCHASE OF ICE.

Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofice'
until coon Of WEDNESDAY, June I4th 1885, for
the purchase Of Isl tors Of Ice. more or less. iE
Government Ice House. st "Masonh Island
Virginia. ). M. BkOWN;,
Captain. and A. q. d..
Washington, June 5th, 1865. - ie6-6t
Evening star., 1865-06-06

DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNlRsHIP.
The partnership heretofore exis.i,p rndar tha
hs3 and style Of =. Johnson :. Co ia this day
The busine,s W., =. c"nt;np.a bv saMuEI.V
sAn AG no is authorized to settle all business
."'eu WIN REUBEN O JOHNSON,
THOMAS A.. CLARK,
e JANIS EOURKE.
Evening star., 1865-06-06
HOOVER & POsHY.
III DEALERS IN
: IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
No. 27J Pennsylvania avenue,
1.., Between 10th and 1lth streets,
aiai ~ N n

III w nESJsRsi
: IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
No. 27J PenusSivsnis avenue,
@... Between 10th and llth streets,
81. -. IN Washington, D. g,
A good Assortment of Fine-cut Chewing. STnok
ing and Plug Tobacco; Meerschsum. Brisr Wood
and Fancy Pipes: all qualities Of Smut and Smok-
sts Also, s5'is!i1 soDS seRfsaT!E,H %aTER tss ST.
A rLANrIo sTHAMsHIP Qo,'s LINE
SCREW STEAMERS
NEW YORK: ,WAsHINGToN. ALEXANDRIA
AND GEORGETOWN.
STEAMERS. .~
U kNlGHT, Capt J. J. MASON. 6 9 SD
JUN GhBSOS, Capt J Z. KELLY.
Leave SHOWS wharf, io9 ~ Water Wss Street, esorye
toNp, ats g. m, Tuesdays and Saturt ays. for New
Freight received daily, handled in the p,o,t
dispatch, ut fair rates.
Passage and State Rooms. with superior accom-.
moaan1ns Tor comfort and pleasure direct throu Oh
Tickets good for either night or day steamers St.
Sonn, dendrIek Hudson, rahiel Drew, and O. Vib.
bare On he Hudson River.
Through to Providence and Boston By the splsn-
did steamers ef the NEPTUNE Steamship Comp.ny.
line. :. =.
For freight and passage: andy to
4 SNOW 4 CO.,
10Y Water street. GeorsetoTn
FLOWERS d BOWEN,
BIB: CROMWELL < CS
50 West street, New YORK. q
Passage and Stare Roana AN ha on soood Of ~,
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2 FINE OIL PAINTINGS. 400

tAOS FINE OIL PAINTINGS. dOS
Landscape and Cattle. q first. class work of art.
by Storkenbscker. OF Holland ,svorite pupil of
very effective picture, by sontae Also, little
gem, the Opera Boz, by Constant Mayer. author
choice Insravnes and . large and choice selse.
ton Of Oval Picture Frames, Picture Cord and
Tasseis, Nails. Rings. 30, c.,atnn,,,p,o AT
No 4e6 7th street Sdoors above
Odd Fellows ALL
W Terms cash. 10 s. lm"
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pHlLADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BRER
NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER.
PRHAICM MINERAL WATERS

I desire to call the attsntion of apt,ers and
Others in the vlein'ty of Washington aud George.
town, D. c., to the fact that Ihave constantly on
hand a supply of the above ea0msra rated articles.
Those wishing to purchase on the most adysn-
tseecus terms are invited to call At M e.,.,,;h
me al and examine the goods.
Upon timely notice, will deliver tia ar,;.,..
purchassd in any part of Washington or Georsaa'
town. hlhH1 a: SHlNN.;.
Union BottlinS Depot. No. 81 Greene street.
10 s-im tChron.I 6sorgetswn. D q.
(ANyAEsHRs aud OARKI aRS WANTED Tor a
~ Washing ton weekly paper. Inquire at y s
peiss%Ie Ave.. Caei.os Hill, my*s-3tt
Evening star., 1865-06-06

WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
322 Pennsylvania avenue.
Between 9th and leth sts., Washin gton. d. G.
The Gleat Decline in Goods has induced us to
'''' FAsHiONABLB CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN,s FURNIsHING GOODS.
larger portion of Viii ch are determined to sell
f'ssBfso5fSis BoSs q As6 s1S' ch1ibErss ti o1orH1Ne
somins season. shieh must Ss sold to make rosia
for new additions daily arriving. my ID 1mlf
MAJORS osgres; y; June : ass, SSH,
Il O'Clock m. on Wsdn ssdsy, the 7th instant. to
grade street south from 9Th to 9Th street east.
The dirt neceseary for the workato be taken from
Psan sssss., sSs xcst ,s Be- asas e tSs ;sti.; s
sna
tss mayor ~ bidders viii s'at: tn rru
je2id leoiumbisna Int M.sas.
Of rssl t GERMAN LINEN. ceasissine in Towels,
theetne. Table Cover, DO. PuIchaser wiz q hnd 2.
me at HG 40 'ssa ST. bssTesn Ia AZ Is fLsfo 81
FACTORY. $50 9TH St. bet: and q. But;
Iese, Confectiousfs Hotels and EAmiies furnished
| with Ice Cream, made of The best Of cream, 2.
| steam power. Wholesale apd retail, varran.ed to
BE- tie best new made Delivered 70 any ,Sis Par o.
| NOrTVR.-Fqr aale go se.ts 9 Of 2 and horse sec
IN cna hAea HARNESS. and lsrss Lot GApDLEs G 9 I
| ssd RRipLys. Apply tc u JOHsSTOn. Ea
SIS PsrCsytvaniA aysnce neswsen IA Ana est
! stsss,s, cppessss NsSpSs! Hosst ~ stUs
Evening star., 1865-06-06

&10O REWARD. June /, from near
ClOV Meridian Hill, q Black MARE, Is hands
high, years old. one fore and both hind feet
White With long and full tail. "~site face, Ths
mare to the propristQrs Of Willard's Hotel,
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'IFTY DOLLARS RE WARD.

SO0 REWARD. Stolen from Dennis Donavan's
pEO house, No. 144 Market street, between 9th
head marked with cid sores. ON Sunday morning,
between IL and .. FL. Belongs to OWEN CAR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-24
A Flower story.

We are told that the Duke Of Tuscany
was the first possessor Of a pretty shrub of
jessamne, and he was so jealously fearful
that others should, enjoy what he alone
wished to possess, that strict Instructions
were given TO his gardener not TO give d
slip,n so much as single flower, to any q
person. To this command the gardener
would have been faithful, had not love
wounded him by the sparkling eyes Of
fair but portionless peasant, whose want Of
dOwry and his own poverty alone keptf
them from the hymenial altar. On the
birthday Of his mistress he presented her
with nosegay, and to render it more ac-
ceptable, ornamented it with jessamine.
The poor girl, wishing to preserve the bloom
of this new flower, put it into the earth,
and the branch remained green all the year.
In the following spring it grew and was
covered with flowers. 1t tlourished and
multiplied so under the fair nymph' culti-
walton, that she was able to amass little
fortune from the sale of the precious gift
which love had made her. when with a
sprig Of jessamine in her breast, she gave
her hand and wealth to the happy gardener
of her heart. And the Tuscan girls to this
time preserve the remembrance of this day
by wearing anosegay OF jessamine on their
wedding-day, and they have proverb,
which says young girl wearing this nose-
gay Is rich enough to make the fortune of
poor husband.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-24

the civic authorities appearing Before the
Queens representative, the custom is first
to make proclamation calling upon the tenn
ants and occupiers of "a piece of waste
ground called the moors, in the country
Of .Salop,' to come forth and do their SER
vice? Whereupon, the City Solicitor, fol-
lowing the eimmemorial usage, cuts a fagot
with ahatehet and another with a billbook
that, being the expected service That
done, the tenants and occupiers Of "a GER
tain tenement called the Forge, In the par
ishlof Saint Clement Danes, in the county
of Middlesex, are summoned in like man
rer by proclamation to come forth and do
their service.' Then the City Solicitor, exa
changing for the moment the character Of
awOOdcutter, which he had just before as-
sumed, for that of a smith, counts, 10 the,
presence of the Queens Remembrancer,
six horseshoes and sixty-one' nails,' the
Remembrahcer, as he did so, saying, Good,
NUMBER according to custom. With that
the ceremony ended, and the Crown and
the corporation may be said to be quits
for another year. The observance OF the
custom was then formally recorded by the
Remembrancer, and the representatives Of
the corporation took their departure.p