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weekly returns Of the Bank of France show IN in
francs ~s ss'"A">S W
Ia she French Chamber, the aoeh. the axs Of -
opposition who debated the amendmcnI JviSS NV.
apoke upon the necessty for political bcsts but vss
interrupted by the President and declined % csia bs
speech. The amendment WAS rejected
rho amendment In favor of the liberty ~ - .vs,u
was debated. but rejected BY large majority
is STATED that Napoleon viii leave farts sayiv IN
lay not returning until November, his physscisas hav-
air 49, ~"s"S
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BritisA Ne Svs from Rich nsond.

AMERICA.
The correspondent OF the London Tins writing from
Richmond the <th ~ March says:-l am only more
convinced thai II Richmond fails and Lee and Johnston
driven from the held II but the first stage Of this
colossal revolution which will th,n BE- completed There
will cnsue time when every important town Of the
south will require be- held ny Yankee garrison;
when ul,aiitn IA NeA York VIII be exchanged for
bene~s and right r,ason and ~hrn IL viii be realized
thar TIE cosiu of this mighost rev oiutiousry
drama viii br played the times OF our
children : children
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Count Mensdorr had made sonrc ministerial exp,s
natoh In tho Lower House Reichsrath He said the
cws OF the government the question Of the duchies
OF April
Asrcsards riatons with Italy, he said the government
oslr 70 promote the material interests Of the two
Countries but that Italy maintained hostile attitude TO
Wv government He desired to recognize, bat
MAINTAIN 'he position OF Austria great Power.
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Coms1m Ptien-Consum ptfos-We Say
To persoas having consumption vhs,ev-r STAG Il the 40
DR. WISHAhTS fine Tree Tar Cordial whtoA =
r-sdy taken up hy the blood aud carried to II. unx AaAs
The healing prtncip,A the the nnanned
Ut the lungs add their dssy and the psusss
nae ,syed The Pine ree Tar Cordial has pvss pows -
solve the thick thai stps the wind -
the hung. and expsls from the The Pine frse nr
,sssr ~, u cons n.y srsedns sores ie.s..s s1d ss.s
especially cured by DIR. .hsrs fiss rres fsr CsrE
Od.ce 10 North seosf PhiisdelpAtA SOLD HRf.H
BOIDs drug and hem oal warehouse - BrosAvay kO0
Yurk
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Great Britain,
rniamen'ary proceedings % ths 500 ri, vsrs -
IN tne house OF Commons on the slst Lord n pa,
sAid en-" the Admiral had received mo uruss.sl for
saHonins o. supporting any fresh attempa % reach The
North ee He MAS therefore unable say what cuurss
the govern. >ns would take such proposal were in
troduced
Mr. Newdera.e questions - 70 the idea Of the
Pope taxing up his ~ ~desoe In Ensland indicated
some foreign rs,rnals
Lord Pslmsr~son repl nd that the government ~
sleoted ia, Pops PERSONAL, ~ much bat for m "
solecism
y, The revenue returns for the sNs,eaf year en>ins
manh 81 show u net increase OF OWN fl1e 900 on ~
year Notwithstanding the great rod - nss,ios
revenue esceeds BY nearly half million stsrtug The
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Ge1yawd's Po~dr~ Subtitle UprsSee Hat
foa lo~ fov-h~d- any Of the BODY wssrshs1 A
tas 0rosdsav, drusasts.
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FashsOnabl~ People


IL 10 many that hundreds Of 6rss -
mih.s have Nnerises, but - nevertAelsss
Since the opening Of MILLER co.'s Colossal Hal stess
81 Broadway. ladies
amb~s have thonee6 the e,sblhu snt 10 eramise anA
their
Ladies. young Misses, Boys and fnsnts' Hata dsplAys4
t6~'-. fhS the NEW MILLER sfYLkd ~
m~i Nulersn-A creed that
a. point to the ~ The eark,
~tgn good tA-ss IN the Empire city.
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IT, London Times has editorial ON the amended
tafir law - the bitcd Sties. IL -sys:--It f. i'm
possible Ind excuse Tor H. Tried by the light of
rcas"n by the rceul Of experience II Is alike
deioutd. The London La ironically credit The
fraucrs of the ch with peculiar wisdom In selecting
the 1t 81 April for it, inauguration.
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Grover 4 Bakers First Premiun UlaS-
w TIT and iosk stitch Sewing Msehnrs - nsssAuay.
49, orA
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Geld and Clothing Dow..-Walking
Coats t To So sprrE Os~rseka Gle 81 sys1no Cnul
tLARkE, li1 and lie " nltsm s1rses-
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highest Premium Lock stitch Sswing
s.rhns- wIffkLEK A WILSON. - BrosdvSy -
Wheeler W lson's Buton Hoie Ma hine.
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Moth A.s,doss viii saw Yeesr Fsrs 40
-'9''- '''" "'''' 'iRiTcSEx WATTS Nov ro.s.
New YORK.. January IL, 1898.

vs. II. Gtr... NJ ~. -
DyAs risI snords pleasure "a add t~stimcsy
the n-iy other, the god qualities "f CONSTITUTION
NAIl.k h les~, that ~ h~ greet panac~a Tor do
81 The sidn'yv hay. heen arlted 9Th tnoAnmAt1A
me lidnsy- % the tAdder yune..
ted When Hing south aud N~stcAsngo o. -
snd with The e~sa pA ysG1ana 30
oId rvle indnc~d ~ Irena % lAns "
Constitution water hAV. now 1eariv a~~d TIVE eseseu3
a that b~l~,e diss-s enureiy euroA
~ e~riy II all .uner,ns from hks eDcuky
Nsry uui, yoars ". " fLINr, No ST. hsTk's paacr.
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Its Value ts Observation-Disclosures All Dfs-
with which ,h.id~n durnl
and ~ stood tho ef thirty years
snd never Known ~ fall Cures vtnd e-c regulates ~
h'wsi. Soften the gums. and An~,s AL pam.
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Books Bought IN Any Quantity, Srs.
single volume 4 an entire library.
JOHN rYNE. Bookseller 10 Nassau sssesaI
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0 Bourss Is 1rm 1t or. "a.


IL the Military Committee a Chambers the devatiss
amendment was Introduced with the object OF effect iug
reconciliation between the government and Char aber
a ana pruporag a maximum strength Of the army at
ccted by eleven to eight Tho COMMITTEES also reieyted
me general military estimates and navy estimates and
proposals. Of the government
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Bashfulness-siow to Overcome t. So
PHI PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL, Jan. No. Mr..
FOWLER WELLS, 80 Broadway, New YosA-
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Colgate d Coz Honey brown WiaAss~
and Oycerne soap. for the tou~I-Yw ny aruaD
nj dealers 70 psrfumsry and fancy articles.
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PLANTATION BirIxss sus Ma -h~.sr,. y n DRAKE
40 sH Year sold nearly million hosii~> rIAkfA
IiON MrTkM Ailowns s~si,s rchss 70 the bots 10
continuous hne, they Mould estend hr~e husdrsd ana
wveny sine wiiss wha nation az invstts Just
vsss o. Srr.m nsss n;s.s .s.srs ssssdlns fres. Neg
sue y~sr people specAr " trve usr " and reJrAi
wuh pseasure We inclissi 10 TINA Drake 90
Wka y Ne psrsAsmess. Viva h fsn,suns. f.-iep~x
- E si $3.50 ss:sS-:Z; -. .::sss: s:~sss =
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to TIM ftl1ph % tux HkuALD.
My attention w. cnrd 10 account In your paper
Monday lssi, ~ the ohare 81 larceny nTde against
and other taking ousny ~ LIQUOR from IN. store
OF Virgil Hbi,sr and feeling thst injustice va dune
that publ cation, AN you 10 iuhish this eNpisns
ton "f the transl ton About the 2O;h March lat
Mr. Amcs Barnes ZANE ;o me- and r,prr-ent.d ihnf he
was PARTNER IN NJ" firm ~ J ]. wools-v n CO. aod
desired .,I rec. behalf said trim lsrye
mclt of liquors onnsstiug ~ New England rrm aud
pure part vhsh he said the ~ prlr
Ia praD. street and eNhn,tet IN saintie. az tie
liquors A. was about tor the oil rcsnoL and
desired Ia take with lsry- stseL liquor fur sle
there and believing the iipuors cheap End that
cud make money by ,hc pGrchs- ani nr'nv bette los
that hsrn's iati"bs "a rcrvh,p true
sfer Sn,r. DAYS ~ r.rotiaons tsrchssed the iauor-
n credit OF ssty ninety and hundred aud twenty
day took rum }. T. w"ois"y \ 70 q hill Of sale of
said liquors and cave my notes "r the same IN three
equal smounts and . lien -aic Ito the
payment ~ the notcs A the time pun bassd these
quur~ had no susricon hat NJ p sny other claim
them that Mr. Barpes rot f''y authorised 10
sell them I required Mr. Amos hlrrs. to deliver the
haior and prc'ire< ssorssr Broosiyn for the
Who'll. amount Nj baroct undertook W deli' in
tho gtnds And suppose fOr that purpose
moving them from he st"r- in Iuane stry-t had
Robin whatever To do with tho tAkny 81 the hql"r
rcc', ed i"urcon h~rreis IRON ~rncs and eNp-td IN
rec the whole amount purrks."d. sud should hAyo
received " u had been deli, rel IN NJ. R.n~r
tiu holGs nv notes ior this aaor and claims ,a, h.
Lad . rght sell " whefh., b. hai 80 net do no,
know bat do kuo~ tbs, my pur'has~ wss IN rcrf-,t
800. fsih and that have b~ep guilty. al intentional
~roug Ia tho ptcmscs
W. Randolph barnss. Who si-o under sus~t had
whstrvot "a do the trsnssctioa hut has
most unfortunately been c~nourded Win Amo. Barn-s
~hu srld inc tue liquors, amt sbo prk ~ tn. stor.
oil M. liquor that removed
Ss~ yOsh, Apr II, isa5 NICHOLAS RRppK~
4 Jewel.
SuZODDvr ss~atluss
Sf'LDDbNr Grs,ihes eli wb~ a.
Sold ~ ur.srss ant Pew nfo.ts
A.-Lettevy Prince Cashsd. Ctrs ~lars,
drawing snd inferrsst,go sent
J. n CLAYTON. 70 Vet su.., Nv
prises Cashed Tn all s~xsttaeA I.ssssvsss.
ana "'sr~s,'"s g'v-n. nrs.nus. "a,
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Patent Wire Ratltng.. wtna~vv 0uaras.
~ fcrn,.riy made ny the late Hvnhsou Vshsr
h.. n.fss,ar~d ersia.iv.i, ~ cuAxR Co -
Hrn.a~s ~, opposite ~. Ni~bolss ualsa
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Corns. BUnfons, Enlarged Jsints a.
all dises--s Of he feet cured By Or. xAcHAREH -
broadway.
CPistaAOro's Hair Dye, Preventative
md Wig Depot wholesale and r~tai Ne 9 uso1A
dye applied by shiiful artissa
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BWnting, FtsGs, All Sizes, Pirate BaaA-
ING FLAGS JAMES rosT, y,AS r..s.H
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y. q, r.
Valuable and Convenient -"BRowN's BRONCHIAL
rRoCIIEs' widely known = sinssasis remedy Ter
Bosehits H0arsenes coush, sad ouss trosssss Of Ne
Thsset and Lungs They value sr the psrpss
for which they designed while they Usually .aarsa
sanity enlcAciou they hurtfui svr-dcuas
may all times he used with perfect safot~Bossss
cordsr
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Buy Mnler'x Hair Dey.-Best In Quality
Ch~ap~st in price. Try H. sold by druggist DcpssoA
nrH are
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BOya' Clothing at Low Prices. q
DAVID CASE, lse FULTON ssr~~t, b0vtW1v.
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per.cn. ac,.g e che C:.ntsL $500
kD ELFNlR. ard avoid chills fever
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Old Eyes Made New
-S ; .s s ss. g .. s.. g. ri~s sSS :i
Ifo New ORR
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BsatinG and Flags.
81 L. 4 J. y. kelly 10 BruHAvsy,
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Ameriean WatcfSeS-0old aDa eNveSs
three hurdrca dollars eaA, for sale ~
GEORGE G ALLEN, al PspsAw.y. door bsAow CsssS
street, formerly No II Wall sLrset
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Ths Hptdal chs ~ ne r-As mssay -
vsssias and ssrustoo YOUNG Men. ruhAnAe1 ~ ~
Moo charm uoahD1
prss AAls~.. Dr ,. saba Acase'"a. Reward AasssnN
dee phiisdeipAla, ps
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Boys All Wool Melton Salts at -. l.
v. BROkAw - Fourth avenue Asd q Lafayette JAsss.
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A.-Why Does the Passion S0r PhaIsa's
NIGHT BLOOMING CHKECs reserAble tAr hair 81 ys1
beAds Because IL grVws upon you.
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rrwssss ..s Eis-sis ste~ hings.-messA
CO.. Rsa~al cars r-a-s ONCE ssh stNoN v.sS s>rss
Aaef Mrmee "
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a. or ..s !, c Ss:s1: s s' ~: ..>
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The Cheapest sswspA per Q ma Best Va aiix
Literary Journal In the Cosntry.

| >.sSPSst "eWsPAper ne bcst "a Eahi
Literary Journal In the C0sntry.
| The wnxiY HxRALA for the present week will be e.
| ssis a. eight O'Clock this Saturday morning
II will contain full particulars u the surrender a
o..,np La. and the whole Of the Rebel Army of
r,,hs,r sniA 10 General Grant together With highly
n,.r..,,,x A. ais OF the nghtng previous 10 tho
rondsr N .ccoc, Of the surrender Of Lynehburs; tho
I.,.s, ,o, o.> ersl sherman Army full
., an. ,,.,,r. y, ,,s OF Mobile, and Of the soge a
s,,.n,.b yo,, AN aeooupt Of the capture Of ssA Ala
49,. ,h., ~,,h ,hs ,.. o.,er> Forrest and Roddy s.s
nj, eptir, commands. Repop> I'd capture Of Mont
,.m.,x AL. the imporranS n 'eeeh Of rreaAe0
L.ncon, giving his views the Pssn>, ne'oA~fscs's
and Emsaep~tIon Questions; inpousA' ne"s "so
Rio almond; late and important acvS frc9 h"'ops; u
teresng news faom South aud Central America 1she%
Cuba, British Honduras, 30. Editorials 90 the S~ssss
topics 81 day Poetry tho interesting ssou 81 "os
the wsssr;" Lsn-ry, Artistic. esssntihe md spsssse
IntessAcs Facssiss Musical and Theatrical review ~
the week; Varieties; Interesting reading ~ vArDs0
and Agricuiturssts; vsiaabls Rspora u ~ noasy,
Cattle Horse Dry Goods ssd Boos 80 sAss
Markets ana reports of AL other interesting evsso q
The week.
runs -Ous copy, one yssr; -; thrss copies -;
ave copies S.. ten copies, SIS nmites nsmo~ q
will be iassrtsd In ths Wssxsy HssAG1
x.-Uss the Bsss.-Bov~As.'s nssh -
srRoyISG PACKET. FOR ssAs - I'll ArsssssA
'"' ' WILCOX ossss. ~ srv.A~.y
A.--Celssrase Oar NssssaAI Victories
nth nth, z, = S CO.'S ss-rA-s csi."ss'v'.s
A:-Why Doe. ths Passion ssr Ph.!s.'s
heAd Bsnsuse It grows upon you
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vy to sa,sy Tue ss.nSr S,o s. ?. .n' .'r az. s
pesssns 70 deserve sowe,er. but there w.rr no
S,as " yoeiye rsoruHs, and ~ none wore enlist AZ
Tn ~ lsad W pay eounss him 20 dioontilae ~
u ars S,ser. have mot yst feaeb@, ally orsn-
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A.-~Celebrase Oar NstSs0Al victertss
With ZMNERMANK' CO.'S spArAa.g Cessvesr Wisa
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4 Jewel.
SOZODDyr se.atirss
~fEDDbNr Gre,ihes eli ~h. us~ b.
SOLD ~ ur.srss and Pew nm.,s
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There was little esci,emcnt oy HUE unusual 70 poes
hArahsis onsce % the Forth District yesterday The
order from the War Once however, had hs effect of
dnlshinG NE orvww abAt the door sod changing the
s0u.ssssas's " ~ ~ vSu v " vlslsilS tsn
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the se..st TOW -'rhs tce~ . ssen q nasH .
mapd u SENSATIONS VI dAy. AnnkGp - ~ ~ =
ssyis Of Hat jos. huedacs ev KNOX, - 10 - Pessv -
corust Fultoa street, wtkh " sdmhse1 - - ~ - S
fui aud becoming that has h~su for vmY - ~
BODY W r-msrtsht- tor - liestees-.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
Sc lcrt tor u.
POPPING THE QUESTION.

We have hclld Of many eases OF pop
pin under very many singular circnmstan
e,s--,he eccentric, the abrupt, the bu.i-
ness like, the silly, anl hundred other
styles. OF the eccentric, wc would cite
the ease OF a vel! known ,nerchant, who
one day dining a, friends house, sat next
70 lady who possessed rare charms Of con-
versaiion. The merchant did not possess
this faculty in { rery rare degree. but be
could do that which is mex, best be could
appreciate, appreciation which he enlea'
vored to show by The following mode o
actin:
DO you like toast. Miss b.
'Yes,' responded the lady, slightly sur
prised a, the question.
BATTERED toast
(, Yes
I; Tha, is strange 50 do l. Le. US ge
married
There cannot be much doub. but tha
.he lady was taken slightly sbaek, a fac
that did act prevent the marriage frou
coming off in month afterwards nor th
accession Of the lady to one Of the fines
establishments n the city.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
NO 80
SOIO.ABILITY.

It is often said of persons. in 9 eonp'i-
mentary way. tha, thsy are scciable. msaa-
ing .hs, they are friendly and salka,ivs;
but it depends somewhat on the character
Of persons speech. as we'll as its quantt-
ty' whether their acquaintance is desirable
or not.
Persons may I've ever SO we'll meaning.
but if their conversation is only of the
prevailing sickness, or the last horrible
,nurder in the papers. unless you inclin.
particularly to such kinds o. entertainment.
! they will be likely to prove dul! eompan-
ions in the end
Or if an Acquaintance is simply prosy,
and talks with as di.nEei an air IS if be
fanced himself to be delivering lecture
on some mora! subject. without any of the
familiar language which makes intercourse
with friends SO charming, yoa will be 40
likely is z" TO sleep during his discourse
n you would en- the cars while they were
iu ,uolion, and wake up when he stepped.
Or, # your caller should happen to be one
full Q: bis or her own petty cares. whe
will treat you to history of all their lit
tie vexations. you will socn bec3me tired.
or irritable. or both bu. To matter you
mus, hear all their plans for the present
and future, whether you will or nas.
Sometimes, too, yos will hear nothing but
bits Of flying gossip about people you are
not a. all interested in from this kind of
soclable people But when friend en-
ters about your own stamp, and you can
. not speak wi,heut calling up RESPONSE
from mind, when your ideas and expsrien'
ces correspond, and your heart gr"w'
= lighter with the friendly enterchange o
,hougat, yon are crj"ying one Of ,h
highest pleasures of socia! en'ercourss
Such hours nerd not bs counted among th
vanishing pleasures. for the recollectie
Of them is agreeable to both ever after.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
ON THE SQUARE.

DO you make calls on New Year a."
"Nsyer,' said ny friend Tom. Il
used to, bat I'm cured
How so:" said | anxious to learU his
experience
Why. you see. said Tom, feeliagly.
las I was making calls, some years back,
fell in love with beautiful girl-'hat
81. was. Well, sir, ! ccur:cd her like
trump, and thought had her sure, when
she sioped with tailor-yes. cir, that
lovely creature did"
She showed bad .atse:' said J. eompGs-
.iona!ely.
Mere than that" reuarked Tom, ncr-
vously. "Down.ight inhumani,y is tnc
word | coa.i stand being j'l'el Cor q
I dowu-to"n broker, a captain with "hl'.
kers, or anything snowy. thai | could =
but to be cut ont. ike sui, Of c,oih"s, by
the n;u'h part Q! 4 man-that was brutal
". Bu: swore vengnance-thst did
! "Vsng"ancs:' | nervous'y iaenr"4.
"Y.s, sir" ,aid Tom. WIKI earn-s;De.s
and tock L. pstronized the rotbe'
Of my ha2pinoss. AMI ordered fsli sui, OF
clothes. regardless Of expense. The 'aiio'
laid hinse!f Gu. or thc jro. tell You
they were stunning, you may believe 1t.
But your v=ngsance:' saia |. prompt
ing him.
Il struck that tailor in bis nost vita
point-,hat I did; | never paid that bill
no. sir, iiln'. Bat those inferPs
clothes were the cause Of ali my futu'
Ai.for;uues, ,ha. they were"
Wearing them, l cap'ivated my pres
en-, wife She told me so, and haven
had happy day since. Bu, l ana t"un
to be 80 ,are with tia, wre'ehed tudor,
the long run I've left him Legacy,
eoLai;ion ,ha; he aar.ies my widow
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

WELCOME Papa will soon be here.
said mamna to her three years o'a boy.
"wha, can Georgsy DO to Welcome aim
And the mother glanced at the child :
plsythings. which lay scattered il wild
confusion on the cnrpct.
Make the room nta.." replied the
bright little one. underwriting the look
and at once beginning to gather bis toy
into baske,
What more can We do to vr!cosae pa
pa ?" asked mamma. when nothing va
wanting to the nearness of the room.
BE happy to him when he comes
cried the dear little fello jumping mp an
down with eargerucss, as he watched a
.he window for his fathers coming
Now-~as all dictionary makers will tss
,ify, i, is very hard to give good dsfni
,ions but did no. little Georgey give ID
very substance Of a welcome: Re bal
pr to him " hen he comes
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

TnF SCE>E OF fHE wE,uEDy. The propcs-
:ion ths, Ford'- Theatre, the SCENE Of the
assassination Of President Lincoln. should
be purchased. The building removed asd .
monumcn, erected on the snot to tell to
future generations that there fell the frst
martyr Of the American Republic to the
cause of universal freedom. is heartily
commended by the press in al! quarters,
An amount suci.i,u: to purchase the spot
aud erect the monument would. we have no
!"ub', be readily subscribed by tn" people.
! if tho measure should be started By soss
reliable persona.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
500 REWARD.

CToLTE from the subscriber. Oh Sun
- DAY niSh,. the 18th February,
TWO HORSES,
One. . BLACK MRSE, Il hands high
even YEARS ,,id ,ro.> ard cantcrx we'll lh,
rtcr. a Bay MARE, lh hands high. sever
wars ..ld Both had Saddles on.
500 Reward will lie paid for either h"r.e
sp,l$SDO for information sufficient TO c~n.i,
tie t.ief.
ZtDNCK SASSCER.
Near CpYcr Marlborough, Nd.
March 2nd, lebh.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
LEONARD TOWN Md THURSDAY MORNING NAY 1860

Well. how do you ike my daugh-
tsrs ? was the old gen,ieman's first ques-
tion "a
They are all nice girls. very nices' said
the Young man thoughtfuliy.
And which pf them do you like best,
was the next questiAn.
The youngest Kate. she is charming,
and if / am ;sohe Jour sou-iu-law. you
must give me Kate
This will never DO to take the young
est and by all odds the pretticst. said the
! old gentleman seriously.
\ must have her or nome was the re-
spouse spyken decidedly.
How much money did you say YOU
wanted 3
Five thousand dollars will pm, my farm
in excellen. order, ana make it worth .wen.
tv thousand Tomorrow. | must have five
thousand dollars.
Ill give you the SUN, with either o
the other girls sid the old man posi-
lively; 'hu, will only give you .hre'
thousand with Kate
Then may as well go to my hone =
Five thousand mast Lave--I have sc
: my mind upon it,
Aud have just as strongly ds.eru'ia
ed to do only what | have said, v.
the old gsn,lemsn's reply; so I sul
pese the ma,trr ID at an end. However,
e we will be good friends. and you mus
sometimes ran over and see me
Thus ended the conference and the
parted. The young mau mounted b
horse, aud rode down toward the roa
bu. Just rs he was about opening Il
d gate. STOPPING from his saddle, Il
o laughing faced Kate sprang throns
' the sArsbbery TO save bin the tro
u blc
Il Cant 5ow accept my farthe!'s terms
Yes, by George will, if yon say $,
.e vas the Instantaneous response.
lr Then come over to-merrnw morni'
ID before ten o'cloel, aud tell bin So a
n tie grl vanished ike fury among t
a eSvss
to TIE young man rode y WY home,
Il he was ou hand next morning, aceordi