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terfe my dollar Treasury notes have been made. rts
Is the aisst specimen that has bscn discovered and
said 70 DO very dangerous ono Tho only difference
between and the genuine notes minute and upm.
porant be hardly dist uisaabe cxcep, by experts
IN snch matters They have aso captured the prnss and
plate from which very good initiation OF tbs ATTY
note has been made IN largo Quantities
How and where Deposits Of Public Moseys
Are TO be Made.
|. baviug been represented 10 the Treasury Depart
ment tina, ooers Of the United States charged with tho
coll ction o. insrustsd with the disbursement Of the
public moneys have instances made deposits Of
such moneys, with banks bankers others not autho
Tized REPOSITORIES OF public menoys General Spinner
the United States Treasurer has pubished certan pro
visions and requirements u for the information
such officers and other pases. from which IL 10
shat deposits Of pubic moneys may bs made only as
follows
Deposits Of collection or receipts OF al public moneys
by all kinds OF Unled states officers with the Treasurer
o. an assistant, except receipts from customs
hereinafter mentioned with national bank designated
as depository under tho proyisions OF the National
Currency act and with others Collectors Of Internal
Revenue are required 10 deposit their collections In the
particular deposi,ory Indicated to them by instructions
from the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Collectors
or Deputy Collectors who deposit with banks bankers
or others not authorized as Repositories render them
selves nmensblc Z, tho penalties prescribed by
only with tho Treasurer or m Assistant
Treasurer, such other public officer has
been designated depository OF the United Stated
National banks that have been designated dcposlio
ries OF puoic moneys arc not authorized TO receive
deposits OF coin Deposits OF Disturbing officers may 10
made with tho Treasurer Assistant Treasurer OF tho
United States or with depository specially authorized
for that particular purpose by the Secretary OF tho
1rcasury under tho authority Of section OF the act
approved Juno IA, 1885, and with no others.
The attention Of pubic officers Interested, and Of
banks bankers Others not authorized repositories
Of the pubic moneys, u especially called q the fact
that all violations OF tho act Of August g. $780, and
the acts amendatory 70 the same. subject the
parties transsressing to severe pains ana penalties
under conviction for felony Tho laws very
stringent against all officers charged with tho deposit
aud disbursement OF money Among other things they
arc forbidden 70 convert public money into any kind Of
property merchandise. They caun0t for any purpose
not prescribed by Law transfer apply any Of the
funds. All such nets declared felony and upon
conviction thereof tho offender shall DO punished by
imprisonment for term not less than ten ears, by
fine not moro than the amount cnbcxxied, nor icss
than 81 .0o0 or by bothsuch fDe and imprisonment
the discretion OF the court Bankers brokers and others
knowingly counseiliny abcttIng such transactions
WILL on conviction, be similarly punished.
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lrrtwr 70 mngo Et vEna cUn

Crus.sn. y a. 1901
slrguiAr ai'eryt " sssfAlf Ne iEsafaisas s5nn.
p~ay has cone 10 light On ib@ dsy Ffs dag Chris.
rHas v. tcfAifeE. ~ G.nclnnaA, liza ~. ofnnlBas
~ l>ianon t-ensy ~ lrs dissnt IL 50 81 near a
t0wn A. ~ Ri .rdfot's l1snea eofayislnlns ~
slesn.~ mo evening NJ. hcFs1t lea, 40 -
fslsss her, fsesis.i tlssrsm anbSasclns her has.
ssnds es.th fsAfiy % Chris tDss fnofnlnE cgHin,
sIps1~rd v ~r'sin the f-na.ins ssss 4ssa
from ~ hchsfd'ons hoas~, psSi
wagon ant drives ysson, Ohio, ~tsrs usey
v~r. nierr.1 snsrssi9a tsd h~~n arr ssf ~ ths
ums, shsn s~vsrN eDo~rs p<oo>~d@1.ss E.ioa 5000
tss sssvs snd f0uad the oDrs fiisf vih bsso11sSa
for . lssgs susasa
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-Four LARAMIE, De. ~, lsc6
The Indians very TROUBLESOME. and the troops Al
Fort PHILIP KeArney have been alm0s, In a state %
siege fgf weeks paat On the 20 number u indlsns
the post, and Brsvst Lieutenant Colonel "
Fsiiernsn, Captain T. n Brown and usutspans
Gr.rrronf all ~ the Ezhtssnth infantry, gathered
hastily thrty-nine Of COMPANY q, sscoDs cavalry
and fory I'VE of tho Eighteenth Infantry and
aftsr The Indiana The troop. rfNigAy drssB en-
until 4 peini four mlie. from the fo lhsy
r3unsol and shersi Not es>apoi y Tell ths
story 81 disaster The hodcs we're rppsd ~ sTery
afies o. clohns scsiyod and mntisted Ihiry bodies
,Ogni IN space nos larger than gocf ard
fnrx
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AFFAIRS IN NEW 0stEAus

R~turs 81 Kx -Marshsi Buiiitt-The Csusrsss
siouaI Committee 30 Inv e.tigntc tho Affairs
of tho Custom House, sc.
Nav ORLEANS, Dec a. 1904
Ex.Aarsha Baliiu returned 10 day from Maahingtoa.
having boon unsuccessful IN getting ronstatod Much
sympathy Is felt for HIM by tho lrue Unloasts Of
louisiana, and no has been rendered complimentary
dinner Mckee, his successor Is now In Wasbngton
1'klng for confirmation Should Congress CONFIRM him
W. undorse the cotton s~ndies Il viii be lasting sals
spoa y, a. Mckee has noiofously bad sntscsdents
.oAeeior Kellogg been notified that tho In vestt-
sann COMMITTEE ~ investigate tho aara Of the Cos
tom Hnnse Hs !. nafy
Tho tohgfo sonai urson marty viii nrrtye hare -
night
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A ship Among the Hr~akcr. On the Criffor-
mia 4 aa-f.

sap Fasscr@ro, Dec r. isss
Agpccai meslcnssr roalb bel this ciiy =, early hour
this morniag from tho vicinity o. Halt Mon naY,
noauelns that large shp yesterday aflsrnopn
north or that plAca. coas ashore nrng Signals o. -
treas and apparently ~ ,hs breakers CAPTAIN FletsLer
representative ~ ~. snfsrsrtsrr. lnrrtiatsiy -
sagei tugboai and proceeded - ne y disaster
W. must asat his return fof dsanilo nferuason Tss
place i tie ssmo a. whore no ship Coya ufeeAei 4
fow weeks
no Hutlsh steamer Hgf'rrf VIE ffmi ~ Jts1ss
Zen board, arrived p ar ffUa t'rtyfA, 4 .
add reports hAyirg erlef.eGeea heavy sa'et
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
Probable Action ~ Relation 60 the Recent
Election In Eaiiimore-Thc Constitutional
Amendment, DC.

UALTfl1T z, TF17 ~ E1TN-
Tho LEGISLATURE ~ this State meets on Wednesday
next IL j. understood that eiart Will be mad ~.
clare tho ais for MAYOR and City Council Illegal
and a. said having been hold under the
aon lists Of lse5 The exclusion Of those gstefed
last fall II "a also expected thai bill viii BE- nirD.
duced looking the declaration Of general amnesty,
by which all those ds.nch i5ei under the provisions of
In the rebellion will be restored oil Their former poti-
cal rights.
There u little doubt but that the nat onal constitutional
Amendment viii be rejected; bat "a y believed that many
% the obnoxious features 81 the code with refer
erye coored people wil be repealed and the opinion
has been expressed that there will b. found q majority
In the Legislature In favor OF the admission OF negro
testimony.
meeting OF the Legtflature the election ~ United
Siales Senator IN place of Senator Creswe whose
expires on tho 4th o. March.
The weather Is again intensely oold and ce 10 forming
div
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TINE CONGRESSIONAL sruasIoHsrs IN alcanonu.

Riamn~D Dec ~, 1869
inc consroSss0na party to day called upon tho
ernor and atcrwsrds Visited the bur,sd district snA
much sarprissd Nc srt-s, Of lae damage. r,sv
also visited tho cspis, the IAs,y Prison Castle rhun-
der Hollywood Cemetery and afss other po,nt or loser
est rhey wrro very fayoruhy Impressed with tho
appearance anu situation OF ae Sly. aud particularly
Tho day exceedingly cold. shgh prry-n,e,i them
from extend their observation To ntvht IN. psr,x
moi ding the LADIES' will attend reception g,ra -
General sohoaeld which viii ~ largely att4ndsd
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Nothing Later frous the ship UsnEoew, ashore
on Chine oteszue shoals \ Bark Reported
Driven Ashore Near Portre.. W snree.

S'afhs@N' hRFs'ff 80 - W.
No intelligence has been received TO-DAY from the N
Ransoon, ashore chlncoisAgus ssoaia TIC ~recsap
from Norfolk stil work II is feared tbs,
tho heavy gale Of today, not-tha,shing her position
inside the shoalr. seriously interfere With gsiunr
her on safely. ~hstever may happen 20 Tie sup, her
cargo u unauesilonably safe.
A bark 10 reported having been driven ashore near
here lat EghL
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saw Fpss-sco Doc n, 1880
IL 10 understood that the merchants and business
OF this city will give grand inar urnt,on dpner IN honor
OF the departure Of The steamer Colorado the f, Of the
great China line The departmental and national
the municipal govcrnmcnt tbs Ned YORK and San Fran.
c,~co Chamber Of Commences. the Pacific Rairc,d ths
Chinese merchants, &C, VII be represented.
Coione X A. Wainwright, heretofore rrpo-,ed hsv.
ina died al Bsnca said, shot himself through the
Asss, through ne iunayuos u splritaslismL
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Z u R q p E.
N~~-~~~~~>~~~~-~~~~~~~~
Our Special Mail Dispatches and
Correspondence.
-.rSs0r
Sixteen British War Vessels ut
Queenstown.
.o>o<>o-~~~~~~~~e~>>~S
The Fenian Plan Of Campaign
in Ireland.
&A DC. 60
e q n o r f..
IR Ella N o..
rsavnf md Military Preparations Against the

Savnt md Military Preparations Against the
Fenlans.
QUEENSTOWN Doc Is, 1885.
The British ron-cad ram Research, six guns arrived
here to-day to replace the wooden frigate Frederick
William, which has sailed for tho Shannon
In addition to tho Research there lying In the
Queenstown harbor tho iron frgae Black Prince the
Helicon and the Advice, with ten gunboats
Tho Wiycrn and Palas daily expected here
The transport lamar arrived here this morning with
che Eighyfourth regiment Of Infantry increase her
Maiesy's forces in Ireland.
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TINS AssEHI"
also contains Tho Highly Important Ruropeaa
Nsws OF tbs past Week, NJ tho Atlantic CaiAs
aud the Mails. embracing Special Dispatches aud
Correspondence relative TO tho Fsnian Movsment the
Mexican Question. tho Canadian Revolution, &C our
Washington Descsiches containing sl tho News
pirpg In tho Capital uty. togehsr with eplionc ~
tho Proceedings Of Congress. Tho FcnIan Trials In
Canada, with dc-crptlo af tho Condition Of tho Con
dsmnsd Fraoncrs The curront News u tho wcck.
bra'ing all Interesting Political and Local Eyvpts
and tho IAisat News from Mexico the waa In.
d'cs South America the iNt,ac. hc Tue Fashions.
az reported Officially by our special correspondent
In Paris; varieties. Oar Mnach and Theatrical
Reslow for tho Week Fscs,o; Foreign Gossip.
Artistic, soiontnc. Mining. RsHgioss and Late.
rary Intelligence; Editorial Art elsa on ths prem
neni topics Of Tho day our Sporting Record oontaning
the latest Intelligence relative TO Tho Gfca, 0ccAa
Contest now pending. together with Base Hall md
Fisc events, Our AYR cultural BUDGET conta ning vaa
able and Interesting rcairl FOR Farmers and Gsrdonsr:
I"vsws u tho Cattle, norsc. Dry Good. and Boot ana
Shoe Markets.; Financial and Com m.rcai intag sncoi
Marriages and Deaths. Ad, srtpcmenis aud accoants ~
all important and intorestlpr events 81 The wock.
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Tm csssrRss ner AZ siiualE
Trial Of tho Alleged Nprdsrsr- 81 the -ei-

Naufvn1g Dee - tsN
". trial ~ the klt~gsi nuffrfrrs ~ slf9Iafs On
chu.tmas nigh,. hss been proceeding ~ d. -
bench ria gsfaies AMI -lli ocruTy Az Thn
testimony far = vsfy csrrict4ng - vbs tfsf
fhots sni n TIE parties t1A a. ~ -
tie ~eifsncn. far ds.niat~d u y dsna8sy
certa.ncd prof thai The kTfsy NrFirsisd sof
cheering fyr tho Tn aud fBcoln ~his ths t.stee-
n duty cheersf f1r Jer l1va FteNuEa ~ iutfna
btDfBees exist bHtsv@p tie s3lf ant - eetBer
~hth thSoaiens b0~ig c9ns~1asarss ths 4fst sob
ftants prDvoosiisn Ths o9u1usaiing O9sra psftasl.
yais "a the fectipgs q TIE soial~ru
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EMANCIPATION ctltsslrlon IL CHARLESTON.

Cg.RLysros, Dec. ~ 1898
The freedmen OF this city viii celebrate New Years
day the spnversary Of emancipation By prooesions of
trade societies, aud addresses
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csvulsb r.1 ~ f~>
A Eve o'clo<t rAs nsvsiar easrfss~ dris~, nasosf
hil~f rssssHsag fssn TIE hsfks sh~fe ~ h&a rsn ~
eon.sv psrg frD~ Q tssc< ffgsr rs to'sss ps1 Ne
syr~s~eh v De cssssS We, tr>ss, esosnins Lims~f
sns ho<s~s n y str<sr<f ttsl t@ sss unavEs Msf
tss lst1x. had beea o.<r@s s-sr " tss ts.f x Mo-
d-y sE1 go busass ~ tss ssausr s1ss.
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,tuItrrra o. rM rfIi, fasrrKa

HrWnosp, Dec n. 100
T.rAs pagers ioss 70 hsa1 rspor thsi Csn~ssi Hssyss
had Ass.msf command 81 tks military pps a. AsssIn.
and thai be had .eisre5 hh parpo~s W a. ssythnnx IL
his poser for s psotcttsa ~ The fr,nsss me Ucs~
Destined or Ja1KaA~v d>sAIbcd In oorss1s~n<~ ~
a az tf.Esx0ytAflea
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MARINE DISASTERS.

snake shoals Material Damage sa.-
tanned.
CnAsLr-ro- Dec u. isss
Tho steamship Emily b soudcr, which lsn here for
New York la, evening. ashore on Raulssnsks
sb ala II vas ~ nrst though, che would prove total
loss, b., she was 90, oS~uhoat maeh lnlry and
coming ~ TO Tbs city. Her passenger, had previously
boon brought bore
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F,lllss os A WALL IN pmlAnelpHIA.

PnnI puSnA, Dec -, 1854:
rh's morning Wills party Of vovkmss vsss snssssd
In doaposhua build M 81 the corner Of Twelfth and
Market strcets q vail fell killing ooe mas nAmsdJohn
BOYD. snd seriously injuring the othsrn
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Crscrsssu, Doc. n. 1874
Three persons In ons family named Berner died from
ehoieys on Monday and two cthss membefs s,ii
quite SICK, caussd BY ealing diseased pork.
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fLIkl fAll.

NAmvuLs, Dec. n, 1905
William 3safhpa q yell known German citixen, while
tstssicstsd at bell given By the Aurcasosn Lodge Il
NE Court House. eight sspped from the opss BAL
cosy the seoood story dsoossns bis neck and
lag spccdy death He uas buried this sfssrnooa With
eli tue hopon Of The Iotra
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Rntrapctua the Angels.
ruprseays tast ~ .c,lia music dr~w ssssi de~n
II angels ssfe rannol.sAeA Ia yafnns3 eel n1ss
s-fsps a. W lssf from tss sris VI TO sgirsncial
fragrance OF fHAioS's MONT BLOOMING cERisUs.
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Florence Reversible Te~d
Iyth4UfbH hhNlap sAGVNF
- ufusfysY ns- Y,vt
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Defiance ssIa mspd~r safes. Af.., ssid~bsspl
sud f.fDr rafs. A. - aunsg .ssoL sfnss = Csisss
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crisfndcvo'. Hair Ds~. The Hest g,~r Mas.
ulsrtured Who4rs1ls snd rek&ia. Aso sprl1i. 81 hs
Astaf
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HAIL aoSstav.

Bosros Dec n 1904
me baa containing the night mail bet~ecs this city
and Buriin gon w. stolen iast nght II conta ncd
great number Of registered aud buaneSs isttsr
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Ixsas-sng's subsefi puon. 81; rhroo copies. - !.
Five copies, o. Ten copies 80 eings copies riss
cents each. initci number Of awcrlssmsais Ia.
serted la ihs W1us HIgAiD
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sA1sarrd ,yf- E,'e a2sssx Elsr's... "rsnn,"si.
NAIOh ~ Cand .treet AMI drnsS hsha 10 ssl.s
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Fancy Good. az sHmpbrli's Drss -tabli.b-
flahta fasHfy eixtth
great Lsbas Lnfsta faf4ns Ds-,sss ssd
lollrt
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Barsain. ln Cis'bisE-Thr Baiasc~ 81 Oss
vfItof Dt.sk ~ f.m2FsA - Loo nf,Eas.
fOsT wkrrERAr. Ion Dssasy.
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a. Matt. thrm,-si Pc'ord~ R~~f,v~. uY~v
Hair and " decidedly tsa t.st H.fr bt~ssnr ts 100 -
EusMrOs, 10 Astet hoass and bI All dra ssts.s
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paIlt fsar Mtm pMlAotlpml.

PuuAprLrrs, Dec ~ iSS
pine nght took place tbs city yesterday -.
tween couple of bruis~rs NAMED smith snf Mccauicy.
smith wa badly punIshed saa Macsaisy vm declared
The ytc,c.
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MIX ~ si l 90 Ggs.s 90 ss., .
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Rntrh~ior'. Hair Dy-. The hest In the
word toe only psfet DYE hsrtna~a fokps lnstAnknasT
Factary, 81 barclay street
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Frs Cd H9"rbea aud ~. "'sLs,s. ~ ~
N4u Fsu Nt1H ftfEff .4ifr " - CLOS rs Us
sAsfy ~ Asos pt0s rie4a ffFsf4 hf2Nfas. ~~sAA
ahd IRA NhisAsrs. a. eTsshy - g~r..
VII Il vtf.KA nruEstst.
- sirfh sse.as sslsaer q fairis@sN sus~<
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Gosrand'- Oviesisi irrsv. -
NNaENAl NIhNftft NJ
~ It's Dgfy4 - nh9ADW&T
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A surePiic Cure.

bi oIIsfaf-s PILE i.,srRUxRsr
poSitvsv the ~ pii.s
ruo-pt % - Girrulara froc SOFA by drass,sts Axss
wanted ev~fy~befs Addr-s- J. %. EDasDn, hAAAgsr ~
k,ss hu.k
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st"s BOYS AsD cmiLDags's
OFTMrOArs
for sale at
BnoKAw Ra0rHRss
"a laerth ssAss,s
81 l.afsyrtts Itx.~
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Usiiar, Prr-rrI- Of Ans.tls. ssa Ch.ri,.
"a hlkA y L@ye ~ 80 q. Ns~in9 Nsssfts.. -
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Holiday dEt.. Caswsli. pfsek Co.. p.-
ftf fiN AFEHH~ w. III wf 49, sfW4asss ssrffv r 4ea~f
tMl Wtaat rs fn*s thfist t@ss, F.ftsn IL 80. a.
rbs4~fs Thaataa he4usts lH@sl Cssus A.
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." 10 10 fr.oo'F y-in ." - ..
VuF&LfR wtfssA'A b ~ $50 = HNipfH
49, ~ - - - rG.a. .NsFk f.aAt
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheap~st Newspaper mad Rest Literary
Journal in thr Cosntry.
The WEAKLY nsaaiD for tho psoscnt wook, rudy
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foErnr-' Tux LorAl AufK-' CnHsrxA fMuEsp. :"
written fcr tho WHExar nxslLD. by koAss CLowxx
"IIs NssKILn
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isa = Psrr,g'. sauce Dsiisiss. With Sess.
JiliA DtacAss so.a ssssb ~ - aia@i s.sss.
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error A CHRISTMAS STORY"

aSD
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"HoILY BERRIES CHRISTMAS TALE"
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The DIiDsfrcis.
xxLLy AND LEoN's hIssrRKLa

The attractions, musical and otherwise, presented At
this snug little temple Of tho muses. continue draw
full housca cay Cara amusing sketch from tho pen
OF Leon hailed last evening with trcnendoug ap
piause while tho grimaces and conorous OF Little Mac
In the Chip 81 the Old Block excited the rble faculties
Of the audience u positively alarming degree Tho
entertainment closed with tho iaughabie farce lei
Pare Fra19as piece much newer than its u,is.
Cindcrl on m "orginai and torrd" spectacle will bs
uh nut M veet
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IT, H. slssssss.ss S'i.=l .s'' go. &C..
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tho opinion Of court winch will b. against con.
s,I,utionaiy o. the oath applied . attorneys
Tue supreme Court a osase from ,he circul, O.
for Eastern Distrc, " fouiaana has isin SD TIC
appeal for want Of iurisd o;ion. u appears that tho
amount in controversy did no, exceed a. 900
Petitions Against Curtaiimenf of the National
Currency.
Petitions are circulating throughou, tho country FOR
signatures praying Congress N refrain from the psags
any act authorizing the cur,Ament Of tho national
currency, having 10 ves the within inited
period 10 specie payments This meyemeai " In oypo
si,ou 70 the policy u Secretary Mocoilocs rho NAN
tsns that the country wants more T,or Instead o. nor.
currency.
Preseasasies or q Cane % the President.
The President has received from James Lyons, Of
Richmond, . cane made Of . p,eoe Of the Old frigs,s
Consultation The insnptioa on the head Of the cane
eonpiimsuu Andr-v johnson a. shs rcssorer of The
ossssssuoa
Excessive PsrAsss.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-26

A FAST HoRsE.--Dave C---is one of
those characters that are to be found in al
most every place He is always driving a
horse that he imagines is fast, and putting
on even more style than the speed OF the
horse will warrant.
As he was driving into town recently, he
overlook "Uncle Ike" who was we'll known
as dry joker, and who resolved to "take a
little of the conceit out of him." if opportu-
nifty offered. As uncle Ike was afoot, Dave
stopped his horse, and asked him to ride.
"No," replied Uncle Ike, much obliged
to you, but guess not"
"You had better do So" said Dave, eye
ing his fast horse with much complacency,
81 am going straight into the place, and
will take you right through"
"Well," responded Uncle Ike, as he CON-
menced to climb in. 81 don't care if do,
as l have plenty of time, and am not in much
of hurry to get there !"
The horse went ahead, but Uncle Ike nev-
er again received an invitation to ride with
Dave.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-26

CoNNUBIAL AFFEcTIoN.-In a town in Con-
necticut, not long ago, lived Aunt Kezlah,
an Industrious and thriving widow. She
had not only kept good her estate, but had
increased it much in value, and she loved
to refer to it as "the little home poor Dan
iel left herm
One day the income man came along
and carried off some of that little boarded
treasure, and she wept as she counted out
the bills on which her partners fingers
had once rested-so sacredly does the
heart cling to the memories of the depart
ed
A few hours afterward she was at the
table kneading bread, and evidently think
ing of the lost one, when her niece said
"Aunty, now you you are prosperous
and well-to do, let's get pretty tombstone
for good Uncle Daniel you say he has
none at his grave"
Aunt Keziah lifted up her doughy hands
to emphasize this touching expression
"Jane, if they want anything of Daniel
at the judgment, they can find him without
guide-board. tell you he'll be there Oh
time"
Nothing more was said.