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FINANCES AEROAD.-lt Is announced in the
Paris Moniteur that a monetary union, has
been concluded between France. Belgium
Italy and Switzerland, ami Is to remain in
force until January LIST, 1850. The object OF
this union is 10 establish a complete harmony
IN the monetary legislation OF those countries,
and thus to remedy all inconveniences arising
from differences IN their national currencies
The coins Of each of the four Powers are to be
accepted al the public treasures of all the
others "a legal tender, subject to a few con.
ditions provided Tor in the treaty creating the
union. After 1eSQthe treaty is to continue in
force unless either OF the contracting Powers
give notice for its termination
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AEoUT FAT MEN.-Onr cUrpuIent readers
viii not ObleCt If we say a few words IN their
-aNOr- Ii i SAID TO be fact that no flt man
was ever convicted OF murder. Stout reopIe
are 20: TeVengefUi nor, as general rule, are
hey agita:ed by violent gusrs OF passion To
parade fat householder in the criminal dock
"a The Quarter Sessions would be a pnenom-
enOu lndreG. The fellow who works with
skeleton keys Is generally lean and wiry in
dIvidual, - lie only can force himself throu gh
holes scarcely large enough to admit a cat
Imagine tat mar dong these things. and
Then imagine him alarmed and running avav
with policeman after him, COrpuiency Is
not The sign OF yillainy. but rather of good ma
fure and good VIII 10 all Observation-Disclosures
[SdgsT
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CoNCREIE FOR BUILDING.-An ingenious
application Of the process of moulding blocks
of eonsrete for building purposes was patent.
ed recently In England. The i'm yentor nro.
poses TO erect houses by literally casting them
OF concrete IN the place they are intended to
occupy. An ordinary concrete foundation ia
FIRST laid. and upon the foundation horizontal
frames, constructed OF boards lined with zinc
or other metal, are set up on edge, SO as 10 form
KIND OF trough for receiving the concrete.
BY Inc insertion of suitable cores, holes for the
lnsernon OF the joists. or for other purposes,
may be moulded in the concrete as the work
proceeds. The proprietor OF the patent is no W
IN Paris, experimenting the erection OF some
houses on this principle, and we believe II il
the intention OF the French Emperor 10 build
some laborers cottages of this kind at one of
the imperial farms. The inyeAtiou Will be IL
luSiTaIed az the Paris Exhibition.
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10y j. q. MCGUIRE J. CO., AuctiCueers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, sit


ted near Kendall Green, and in front of the arm
Of Mr. CorcoraD. on the Boundary.
BY virtue OF "A deed of trust, dated September q.
1853, and RECORDED In Liber A s.. No 81. io,io
leo ct seq, Of the land records of Washington
county, the srhscribers as the trustees therein
uanea. will selI. to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on III EspAi: the l4'h day of August,
1916, at clock In the afternoon, s. uare No $50
in the pInn OF W Arlington city
The terms Of sale are One third cash and the
residue in 6 ard L. months, with interest from the
cate of sale. the purchaser 10 give roies of eluai
snsnnt, 10 be secured by deed OF trust on tie
property AIlconvey ancir aud stamps At the c,st
Of the purchaser, who shall deposit o with the
sScuoneer at the the time of sale If the terms Of
sale are Dot complied with within i've days from
the ay OF eele the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the above square or any part thereof, at
tie risk and cost Of the purchaser In default,
onelweek g notice III the Entional Intel liRencer
HYDE. No..
T. X SUTER iTustees.
j. c. McGUlhE & CO.
jy7-w6lS61.an Auchoneers.
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A GoUNG HERO.-rhe Mishawankee lind
Enterprise gives an account of sergeant .John
l.. Glenn, a young hero who enlisted a. a
drummer In the Union army al the age OF ten
years, IN l>Oi- He distinguished himself AT
Chlckamauga by shooting a rebel colonel, and
for his bravery was made sergeant. AIthougn
several time. captured, he managed TO Escape
or fortunately was Tetaken by our troons
Serge am Ciem Is now fifteen years of age f1ur
feet three inches IN height, and his weight IS
sixty-hNe pounds. He Is of pleasing address
and s0ioltriy bearing. He IS preparing for
West Point, where he expects to enter the en-
suing year.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
- STEAMkR CAMBRIDGE.
. On and alter this day the Steamer Cambridge,
Capt. =. I: Leopard viii leave her G@s
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal
nPp1%,e, on TUESpAf, Thu RsDAY, and SAT.
Double Mile, CNford Ciorss Point, woilsch ,
SGh.r, Gembridgs, Hsghletts Wharf: Cabin
Eastern Shore. she will reach Baltimore st D q m
on Tuesdays, fhersdays and Saturdays. Paosen.
train for Baltimore. Nv f-tf
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up 7-tf
ID ICHMOEp, FRIDERICKsBURG AND 20.
II TOMAO RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond.
We and the south; va the P9tomse g.
Washington, 10 Aauis Greek end@zs7D
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
nov entirely completed from Aquis Ureek 70 Rich
mond ., connecting there with traius the Rich.
mond and Pttersburg aod Richmond and DAN Vile
Railroads for Petersburg. Weldon. Wimi ngton.
Raleigh, Greensboro, SALISBURY. Charlotte and
Chester. 8. q
Steamers export and q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily tSuuday morning escerted) az
20 s. m. and .. m, and arrive 10 Richmond at
2 rs p. m. and Ia m.
TRECUG 10 RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Elfty Miles Shorter s8a - Hours Quicker than
any Other hoUte.
Be cure and get Through Tickets via Aqua
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company Once, corner OF PeRns. avenue and 6th
street, or on board of the bosis. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusees and Baggage wseoss will be in
readiness to convey passenge r. and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle fields Fredercks burg By stop
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGLY. Snpt., Washington, D. o,
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, washington.
G. N. RANEY,
apSy General Passenger Agent.
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DEATH or SEy kEAL PERSONS FROM PoIsoN
We have received information from q friend in
regard 10 recent melancholy event, brought
about by hendish and murderous design.
The facts OF the case, as communicated by
our lnioI mant, are 10 the effect that quite q
number Of persons were in attendance al the
marriage Of Dr. Marabel, in Sampson county.
during the week past, and that on the day fol
lowing, the majority of those were taken SICK
all alike, and that several have since died
The conclusion arrived AT is that these results
were produced by poison--iFiimiHgtoa ~. C.
-L..rrnnI
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- Texas paper says: "Of all tomfoolery
for sensible men and women 10 engage in
commend us 10 tournament, in which sorry
knights upon more sorrowful but wellgingerpd
pillow horses. punch at teathing-Iin with
elongated broomstlcks. Suitable armor' made
OF paper n sim must be worked lest the sad .
die should gall and ca use the rider to linn
when the knight with patch on his trewers,
dismounts 10 lay the crown before the feet of
his peerless DulcInea. On! il is RICH,
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GRADING EAST CAPITOL s1RErr, &c,
Q65ce Of the Cesnmissioney Of PUBLIC Bald ag
CAPITOL az the United Safes
HASUryc r0y Crrv IuIv q. lag

cVsec " the 81 PUBIC B0tldfHgG,)
CAPITOL az the United States,
WASHING TON CRY, July 81. 1885.
sealed Proposals will be received "a this once
p 5s1. y, y oslosk noon Of WEDNESDAY August u.s.
70 Eleventh streets east The bids will state the
plGe OF excavation and filling by the cubic yard
, Also, separate proposals. for enclosing Lipcoln
s s9ns are, With 2 prepayment wooden picket fence,
Mni Why PINE pndressed three inches in width. one
tncn IN .nic kness and four feet In length, with
base board enc foot in width. The posts 70 he 81
cedar snd Get eight feet apart from center to cen.
Ter Inc rails Of spruce Norway pine two
inches by four Two stripe, all round, to be Sc.
e ey nailed over the pickets on the outside. A
turn stIe TO De lsced at each corper of the fence
ard large gate in the center OF each side, I'm
good hangingB and fastenings WIN
foot. W ING hheai
All the work of grading and building the fencs
70 ne com pieted By the middle OF October next
..t, he Sark Will be given TO the lowest respou
ape bidder. The two jobs to be separately CON-
Twenty per cent OF the contract price vii, no
retained az security TOT the faithful performances
The bids will be opened at this Office ON the ,,t,
day OF August. at II y clock noon. A
sul lst b. B. FRENCH, C.P.B.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GRIIa ! w1LIAns, Aueaopo.r,.

pUMbARf0N.
81 iw.n;y Lot.
s1 oss os the lsss ss
bladensburg. four miles from Washington and
win pstsS1 St sas
Dwelling, &C.. The lots have elevated building
for suSns e Point ns 9: RSss:
pas, near and one Of the contemplated sites OF
Mrs. Gales and Thos BerryS, Is only . mile
Plat to be seen at GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Wash
inston. It
g TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
Eth August. when IL viii positivel take place
hsnG:o%s ss. fos
sd init GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auo...
RYJ J. Q. hcGUIRs . CO., Auctiopser..
TlUsrEEy SALE OF PINE COTTAGE SITES
GG3SNTlSu0gs T0THE CITY ON IA HIGa
ShS9S9hP ~ RHhTWEEN kALORAhA AND
On MUNbxf the 18th of August. at O'Clock
.e. Of snd snoMn as til. WidSw.i Mite g .3e
DIVIDED in nine cottage sites Of about four scres
This land Is situated on the high srou nds north
west OF and contiguous TO the city, and 10 one Of
sc1%aodns IS does. an s s9.
and the
from Avenue enS adons shs HsiaS
BILE place of Mr.. Little, and is in itself valaa.
BILE In conseqnsnce 81 the prospect either Of Kalo
rama or Meridian Hill being selected to build the
summer residence for th 9 President, il being be
tween these sites; and IL lie also proposed to CON
struct passenger railroad ont Connecticut ave.,
to the boundary. There is also . quarry Of stone
on the place, to which purchasers will be priv
LEGGED to get the stone from gratis for the foun.
daticDs Of any buildings they may desire to erect
Plats Of the property may DO seen at the auction
r. en- of j. q Mcclure Co., where the property
may be purchased at private sale.
Terms: One. half cash residue 8, IL, and Is
N onfhs, with interest, Ter notes secured on the
property sold. Convey ancing at pu rch .aers cost
VIM MOUSSE, Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 90 Aucts
~ l7-dts lint Ken I
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF AN
IL IRON FENCE

OA;s ~ :st Cors's tssiOssr O. Pg5!ic BElldtasS,)
Csstf0. Of tic Eat6i SG.sS,
NAsHiNGIpN OTTY. August 1875
Sealed Proposals will be received az this Office
uptil FhlpA August u. 1855, st noon. for the
etecuon OF an khoN FENCE, commencing at the
corn. OF PebDsl iyaois avenue aud st street
tnenee running west along tue front OF the Botanic
Garden, on Pepnsy lvaDfa euue and an FAR On "a
rect vest a. The appropris ton OF SIS OO1 will
carry 10. Said fence TO be of wrought iron the
iron portion to be four feet in height, and pacad
upon stone coping supported BY brick base the
bsee and coping 70 be three feet six inches in
tten Of blue stone
The proposals must be by the lineal foot
The work must be Completed BY the middle OF
November next
Twenty per cent. of the stipulated price will be
retained az security for the Teton Of the work
until II l. finished and accepted BY the architect of
the capitol Extension. who will superintend IL.
Drawings and Specifications may be seen at the
once 81 the Superintendent Of the Botanic Garden
. The bids will be opened At this Office &C noon on
the 18th day Of August, instant.
b. B. FRENCH.
au3l2t Commissioner Of Public Buildinss.
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EDITORIAL FUN Our editorial friends in
the country poke some curious fun at one
another. Witness the following
Jureaile VISIT Since our last iss ne we have
had another little responsibility to gladden.
our home; weight, II pounds; height, IL
inches. Delinquents pay mp. Friend Ment.
ger, of the .Cdd FeHor," will please send us
bis surplus Of paregoric and .'catnip." - Valley
Register.
Friend Rhoderick is evidently trying to
poke fun" at us. simply because we have net
cen quite so fortunate in matrimonial fruits
IS ne has. RENE mber, sir, we haven't been a
family man" quite as long you; and to
your '.insinivations" we would reply as the
boy did who had been fishing three days with
out any visible success. On being asked
whether he had caught anything, he indig-
nantly replied: "You don't expect q fellow to
catch a fish in a minutev' We don't like to
part with either the paregorc or .scatnip," for
fear 1t might be needsd-by some of our near
neighbors. We heartily congratulate you,
friend R., in the happy addition to your list OF
regular bodrders.-Boonsboro'O Odd FeIiow.
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The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from the
countie. Of Bedford, Roanoke. FRANKLIN. Camp
bell Henry, Patrick Halifax: Prince Edward,
Pittsylvanis, Meckleuburg. and Charlotte cam
prisiDg al the good tobacco lands in the State
Much OF 1t Is Of the finest quality suitable for
- wrerpers.' and has been ell cured and pre-
served. This sale pr esents opportunities to the
manufacture and dealer rarely offered. Should
the demand warrant. some three or forr hundred
boeshe lads more may he added TO the sale. viii ch
Will con plee the dis position of Virg MIA Tobacco
fur GoV,i DmeDt account
Sample of each hog shead viii he ready for in
specii "a at the sales room ten Days preceding the
cay of sale
Terms Cash, in Governments funds.
JOHN ). LOOMS.
no ID AsSis tant Special
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DOTONAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
HoTICR 70 SHIPPERS.
LON LINZ,

The Steamer ExfRIss, o.ye, =, a. RYfHlB.
s ssss; = : s'f sxsf f1 sA4 SN
gRDAf for ypSnt, Brdd . Esr2
etoree, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PIoSden 8
Wharf, Lanoasters Whe5f stonss Wharf: Cur
Pipey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives st Bait.
more - .. N: on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO. Aseuts.
ap7-d No. 3ls Peuna. avenue.
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sIDr. S@lson Cady, CT Canaan, Columbia
county. N. Y, wh:leengaged in shooting rats
his barn, few DAYS sin &c, ace iden tally shot
his son, 8 lad of nine years, throC gh the heart,
killing him Instantly.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RALrIMoRk AMP oaIe sAILHOAD-
. WAsHINs foN, June as -

~
m6ss aES rs ssk
nov run - fellows. viz.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave dniy; except Sunday, at %, Ia. sna
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
.1ssnS gu guy except Sunday, % 7ap, Q. N, 90
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave q SIS and 100 am. and At i:s and lsss Pm
FOR AENAPOLIs.
Eesve NIW and z 80 Q. m, and 80 .. n. 20
usana 70 OF hem Annapolis on sunday
ON euNpAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave &C 10 .. N and Z: rs and s.p ~
FOB WAY STATIONS
FOB ALL PAkTs OF fHk n S.r
Leave daily, except Sunday, q % .. N. ana 4 %
Or Sunday q $50 ,. N. only. connecting ss nslsv
ThEogsG ffffoxErs % III. We, a., b. IA !.
the eshington Station Ticket 0fBcs Of ail hsurs
~ tne gay - yell a. ct the once IN the Amsr1-
80 ISse9i sen bIildins, PeuDsylvsnis svssss.
sGNes1 - eoe sts strsets.
hss sess ma Boston.
~ 1 nIITH Mssss, q frs.spersssos.
ec0-a GEO. 3. k00Nrz, Agent, wsshingtou.
"Ash HES1S ALENANDnIA AND
GkOkGEfOWN RAlLROAD.
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A GHosr SroRY.--Wrs. Mcclure, Pesiding
IN chicago. III. was vefy much alarmed on
Sunday night By q splash, howl and q ST.
lsnce, which quietly succeeded each other in
the basement Of her dwelling, She concluded
that there was ghost down there, and thai
she shoaId be killed. So she placed herself AZ
the generals post-that is the rear-of a small
army of domestics and hastily summoned
neiehbors that happened to be passing, armed
variously with broomstieks, shoyels and a re-
yo.Ner. d policeman leu the vaa. Proceed
ing to the kitchen and opening the door, ne
was Just IN time 10 see some object raise its
h-ad slightly above the level of the kitchen
Moor, from some caverDous recess beneath.
There was also heard a splutteriBg and puff
ms as the object made itself farther visible,
and rolled toward the door. Upon beng
caught bold of where its garments were most
loose, and taken into the moonlight. the amazed
group confronted the indignant Mr.. MEG uire,
the water or piping f-om him in play full rills
al each extremity. Mr.. Mcclure, IL seems,
had partaken TOO freely OF whiskey, and upon
coming home did not observe that Mrs. Mo
Guire bad left the cover OF the cistern, into
which (the cistern. not the cover) he fell. For
tunaiely for him, IL was only about half full.
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- Mr.. A. j. Whips, Of Covington, XIV,
was arrested last week for whipping q negro
gIrl, and fined $50 He claimed that as the
child was IN his employment he had a right to
whip her as much a ne pleased. and refused
TO pay me hne, wnereupou he was consigned
10 the care OF General JEFF. e.. Davis, at Iouis-
willie. The affidayits in the case state that the
girl was stripped entirely naked and whipped
with a rawhide for fifteen minutes, leaving
her back badly lacerated.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

TO ALL WHOM III NAL CORURRS
Application having been made under the act of
june g. 1860 for the reissue of tae following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to m We
been lost or destreyed,-NOtice is hereby ejvan
that at the date following the csscrintion Of ach
warrant anew certificate or warrant Of like tenor
viii be reissued, II no valid objection should then
appear. - ~
No 40 Az. for 100 acres, issued under the act NJ
March Sd. ISIS, in the name OF Archibald III Gle
1876. '0A 0'a'
No Ga CTS for TO acres, issued under the ACT of
March Sd. 1885, in the name of John Jones and
was granted April lst, 1851 October 6th 1855; -
JOS. II, BARRETT
. ~ 10 WIN Commfssionsr
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SEORET EAsEsi
SA M AR TAN'S GIFf!
SAAARITANS GIFT

sAMAR err!
SAAARITANS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
'.Yes, 4 POSITIVE OURE," fer
GONORRHGA, elect, STRICTURES, %
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam. no Mercury.
Only Tea Pills 10 Be 1dkeS to E6ees a Caye.
They are entirely W No. s no smell 1os
iure the stomach or bowels OF the most delicate.
from ,xS = four sn s.
q the =; shs no:
Ss siSfo Nor
rr.o.-M.,. ,:s sas 81 T.asis. 5: sss''''''
BLOODi BLOODii BLO0DiV
s%R8ssULss6 a TlSERs b6 sfEIRsEs s SYRSSTS
sAxAkS} ~ kooF D IND Hsk s. JUICE
+.
the venereai poison: 90 that the cure d thorough
e: :ss nS L e
posterity that for which you may repent IN sinsf
year, DO NOT DEsPAIRi
e ROOF assB SIO,s
viii ifsss s.s :A'
=, msn1 saections With which numDers OF "a.
,>aie: suffer the ROOT AND HERB JUICES most
hsrOiiy adapted, In liberated Uterus in LeucoS.
rhsa, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, de-
ia"mSt by express. Price q - per bottle.
eAMARITANp WASH
L. In oases Of 6yphiis, used In connection With the
Boot sa afl assS saii fsio. rs cents.
The efacscy Of these remedies il .liks seknow,.
edged BY phymciens and patients. They are used
WHAT THE sgRgssoys SAY o. THE sAMAR
"PosT HOSPITAL, IORT MARSHALL. Baltimore,
Nd, Feb. 20. 1851 have great satisfa0tten in
stating that have used The bamaritan Remsdies'
for Veneral diseases in its most customary forms;
and properly, and. have found them respond to my
anticipations promptly and enectually. Knowing
their composition, have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy, and far - my use Of them extends,
Irso0mmsnd them 't E%EfFanp O. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th n. Y. Vols"
Sold by g. O. FORD, corner nth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue, Washington; HENRr COOK,
A DHsMosb ca s6a slsfss asH
NEW BOOKs.-Marcy's Thirty Years Of Army
IN Life on the Border, illustrated. Annual Oy-
SF l sT hss. ~
i iton n.na Ths Emerald EDITED By ipss Sargent
h isis W 0n'' FRANoK TAYLOR.
death. DEATH. DEATH-To Reaches, Bed
M0oBlswEsT END ipshJe sTosS. rs ~ Penn =.
sylyapia avenue, south aide, he has large stock
u Medicine, &C., 1T reasonable prioes. y Ss
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A SOLDIER GTBL--a Florence tournal saws
that after the battle OF Cas- soZZa n surgeon, Of
'h% ltaIlan army discovered among the wound
I'd a Young corporal of beIsaglieri still alive
Notwithstanding three severe injuries in the
neek, left arm and right leg. When akout To
dress those wounds, The surgeon perceived
that me sufferer was young woman, VINO then
declared her name TO oe Herminia ManelH and
hfr age twenty Jsst before the opening of the
campaign. her brother, rho was q corporaI NJ
bersaglieri. had fallen i'll, and returned home
TO his family until his recovery The sister.
whose parents had previously had some diff
Guilty IN preventing her frou joining the Carl.
oaldiaps. took advantage of that circumstance
and cutting short her hair. dressed herself i'm
her brothers. uniform. and joined his regiment
her resemblance 10 him enabling her to pass
uDnoticed. Four hours later ner regiment was
engaged, and she was wounded on the field of
battle. After the discovery Of her seq bv the
surgeon, she WISE iaken to Florence, where she
died few days after.
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s%A little g:rl. after having 6sen to church
Was very fond of preaching TO her dolls. Her
mother overheard her one day reproying one
for being so wicked '.Oh, you naughty sinful
child," she said, shaking its waxen limbs
You'll inst 20 70 thai place of birthstone and
nOlssses, and you won't burn up-youm Just
sizzls.f'