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AN IMPORTANT DIsooYERY.-The Pail Mall Ga
Sete has the following announcement: "a discovery,
OF at least as vital Importance for Egypology as the
celebrated Rosetta stone ITSELF was made about three
weeks ago by party of four German explorers
Reinisch. Roster, Lepsius. and Weidenbach-at n
place called Sane. the whilom Tanis the principal
scene OF Rameses lis enormous architectural un-
was found protruding from the ground, and when
fully excavated, proved to contain a bilingual in
scrlptIon III no less than thirtyseven lines of hier-
ogyphlcs and seventy-six lines of Greek in the most
perfect state Of preservation, and dating from the
time OF the third Ptolemy. Euergetes l.. in 238 B. c.
Inc stone measures two metres twenty-five cent?
metres IN width. and is completely covered by the
inscriptions Their first attempts ut editing this i'm
Porta1t inscription having failed, the travellers re-
turned 10 inc spot, and during stay of two days
carefully, and photographed it three times The
next post will bring particulars as to the contents,
and copies of the document itself"
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M airline 10 UR N AL.
P1RT OF kALE&@GRE.
TUESDAY, May %, 1866

TUESDAY, May 20. 1866.
'4TZH Arrived.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell, from Norfok-to
Steamer James Brady, lands. from Norfolk-to
. Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson, from Havre de
Grace-to } Taylor.
Steamer John Shriver Dennis. from Phladel-
phla-ndse to A Shriver.
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader. Pierson, from New
York-to J A Shriver.
Steamer Geo Weems. Kirwan. from Patuxent river
Steamship i G Knight, Denty, from Savannah,
18th instO P Pen CAST FeRwiek Co
Norfolk-mdse to A higgins.
Steamship James A Gary, Wilson, from Whining
ton, llth inst-c9tton, naval stores and lumber
to a L Higgins; 9th, IS miles north of Hatteras,
exchanged signals with steamer North Point. hence
for Savannah; 2Sth, at NJ. of Care Henry, passed
steamer Ellie Knight, hence for Wilmington, c:
18th off North Point, brig SWEET, from Cardenas
for Baltimore.
Brig i r SWEET, Chadboum. from cardenas-to
Loud, Claridge 4 90; sugar to Kirkland Chase Co.
lumber to P Clements and Jas Corner & Sons
cleared.
Steamer Thos kelso, Russell, Norfo1k-M n Falls.
Steamer James I. Brady. Landis Norfolk
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havre de Grace-J
Taylor.
G, Steamer Elizabeth. Fowler New York; a
,L Steamer Mary Washington. Kirwin. Fredericks-
b Steamer Express, Ryther. Alexandria-A Need
Steamer Gamer Richard Willing. Cundiff, Philadelphia
w Steamer Matilda. Kirwan, Patuxent Rive-M L
a Ship Crest of Wave. wOodburn, Rotterdam-R
Brig Georgia, Holt, Cardeuas-stirlinp r. Abrens
Prig hBiSSSSlSSSlppl (Br) Doe Demerara-W II Pernt
iltop. D0''on-o M ham-
Schr Queen of the South, Corson. Roston--s NJ
Schr j. +. Farland. Willsie, New YorkWRose &
Lyon. N'''' "
Schr Pericnan. Turner. Portsmouth. N H-r
Matthews Sons. - ~
Schr Spicer, Lambdin, Norfolk and North ooro-
lina--D Keeling. oato
schr P Ehrman, Busick. Fortress Monroe-J L
Sutton s. Co.
schr J Palmer. Palmer. New Bedford, Mass
Sticknsy & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Fanny. -, ew York; Pratt & Bro.
Cleared for baltimore.
Schr Village Queen, Satterlee, cleared at N York
Brig Georgia, Cardenas.
Sailed for Baltimore.
steamship Jas Gary, Wilson, sailed from Will
mington, N C, Doth inst for Baltimore.
Arrived from baltimore.
Steamer kalorama, Denkin, hence at Charleston
18th inst, and would sail 30th on her return
Schr Agnes. Tribe hence at Wareham 23d
Schr Whitney Long. Hayes. hence at New London
24th inst.
Schr P Reynard. Price. hence at Boston 9th.
Schr John Forsyth. Applegate. hence at New Ha-
ven 18th.
Schr Hoyt, Dissoway hence at N Haven 26th.
Spoken.
Brem ship Admiral, from Bremen for Baltimore.
was passed &th inst lat Il Y, long 63 81.
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y quite limited. Corn was steady at yesterdays
hgureS 5000 bushels white selling az 90@93 cts. and
l.Ug bushels yellow AT 80 cts. There was only one
ed We quote Maryland and Pennsylvania red as
ranging from N5 10 80 cts and Chicago and Mil
waukee Spring red at 2l5@225 cts. Oats were firm,
1900 bushels selling at 74@75 cts There is nothing
doing in rye that we hear of, but quote it nomi-
nal @ 10 S. for Prime y E aed Helssl a
ing, and no sales are making so far rs ad-
yised, We quote as follows, viz: Cuba Clayed at
40@50 cts: do. Muscovado at 5000 in hhds and
657O cts in bbs; Porto Rico 5000 cts; and Eng
lish Island at 60@70 cts p gallon.
PR0VISI0NS.-Thef has been no movement of
consequence to-day IN Provisions but the market
although quiet. is still quite firm in tone Bulk
Shoulders We quote at l33@14 cts and Bulk Sides at
have heard. Bacon is jobbing at I47Sal5 cts for
Shoulders. and 172slS cts for Sides and for round
Gt holders f ARE firm At a4s1d ~ cts Ihe9bbng
small lot Of Mess BaeFS s at Sts % q bb % Th SS
but we quste it steady at 24@25 cts for City. and
oRICE.zRioe is in fair request and steady at go
10 cts for East India and 1l]a@125 cts for Carolina
ouGAhS.-Ihere has been some demand to-day
from rehners and We note sales of 235 hhds good
anlng Porto Rico at lO7s cts mos and of 4S2 boxes
common Gaba at lOH cts, mos. We note also sale
ct 10 hhds fair grocery Porto Ricn at III cts. The
market IS strong, and we quote to-day as follows.
cts for fair to prime grocery Cuba; l25@13@ cts for
strictly prime and choice do: llN@l2 cts for good
GG%mGp u to faF P2r2 Rc2 l2 cts for good to
REFINED SrGARs.-The rates to-day are as follows,
viz: l632@l6A cts for Hard Crushed 154@16 cts for
SALTLiverpoo isStill selling from store at 81 $50
lS0 for Ground Alum, and for Fine prices range from
1913 to *S 25 per sack There is no Ashtons Fine in
market Turks Island we quote at IS cts aioat, and
WHISKY.-Whiskyi is firm and quite active We
n9s sales today of 200 bbls Western in one lot at
lots Western at w $50 n gallon.
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Baltimore Markets. NAV %.

COFFEE.-There has been no movement whatever
in Coffee to-day so far as we have heard, but the
market exhibits no new features whatever, and we
still quote as follows viz: Rio at l64@2 cts gold
for common to choice; Laguayra at At, 1999Q& cts
rold and Java at 2613@27 cts gold. The stock here
in first hands is about 10000 bags.
FLOUR-The market continues quiet. and we are
ag,n without any transactions of consequence to
nate Holders however continue firm in their views.
Particularly for Supers which scarce and for all
descriptions prices pretty well maintained There
was sale Yesterday not noticed in our report, of
1nO bbs Northwestern Super at $40 per bbl but to-
day we have heard of no sales worth reporting. We
still quote as follows viz Howard streetSuper at so
@10.J do Extra at $12@l25l; Ohio Super at SlO.25
@iO do Extra at sl 599I2 N No t stern Super
sprng wheat at Sl0@1025 do standard Extra. spring
wheat, at $1lQ1l5O. and do high grade Extra. win
Ter wheat. at $l4@15 . Dbl; Baltimore Family is sell.
ing at ST. and Western and Howard street do at Sl4
@l5 p Dbl Rye Flour we quote at S6@6.25. and Corn
Meal at s4 25943715 for Baltimore. and S4.40 Dbl
for Brandywine.
GRAlN.-There was very little grain at market
this morning. and transactions In it were consequent
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Stock on hand.
6mp0rtS-FOreiGn.

Amp0rtS-FOrefSs.
Bremen-Bremen ship Ocean-29 cases wine do
m M GeyeT Wikens; pkg, do; A. Schumacher
Co.; 50 do do, Chas. Spilker Il Co.: 200 demijohns
vinegar wilkins Giesker; IS hampers bottles Lord
q Rohinson; case mdse SteIlman, Hinrchs l. Co.:
lIOO sets baskets. Gerdes. Bulling & Wehrhane; 526
do do 100 demijohns, 40 hampers bottles, cases
toys, order.
EXpOTfs-FOreign.
Cardenas-Brig Georgia-3 900 shocks and heads
l0OO feet lumber, 609 bdls hoops
Rotterdam--Ship Crest of the Wave-1S34 hhds
Of tobacco Dbl hams, tons Sassafras So bags bark
5000 slaves.
Demerara-Br brig Mississippi-1,16S bbls -four
400 do meal, eco do bread do lard OIL 800 bushels
corn 5000 lbs candles 10000 lbs lard 1864 feet um
Der. a bales nay, 100 sheep.
EmRSOFIs-G0aStwfse.
Norfok-Steamer ThOs Keso-22 bbls rosin, Derr
Thompson; II bales cotton, Sewers & Anderson; 5
do do, 7 ? Clements; do do, G P Mendenhal & CO.:
5do do. Griffin, Bros & Co; hhds tobacco, Adolph
Berry sundries. sundry persons.
Wilmington, C-Steamer Jas A Gary-49 bales
cotton. Deford Sons; y bbls spirits turpentine,
Jas Corner ~ Sons; bales sheetings Barry & Co;
Is bbS s sgirti tuEpenti9e IS bales cotton Hug
SayannahaSteamer C Knight-34 bales cotton,
Woodward, Baldwin Il Co; 10 do do Barry & CO.;
g do do, 6 P Tiffany; . do do, W Kennedy: do do
B Z Parett Co; sundries. sundry persons
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aSROsPECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

A4AH bEN 4AE1 Sfh1NGo SOmthN L.
A irst-cIass establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer
CoUgnt Tor in during tie past To supply
that want and present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers attention Is called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs situated at the distance of about
30 miles from the city. 900 teet above ude-water on
the Northern Gen trail Railway, which, with its double
track and present iacllJles renders access to the
most healthy in the United States. and the scenery w
scarcaly surpassed anywhere in beauty and romanne
of character Magnificent trees, abundance of tbe
unrest water, beautiful raVIneS clear fnounto;n
streams and lofty hills contribute to make This S
attractive and point Il out as admirable odontS
for large Summer Hotel The surroundino GaE S
borhood abounds Ia pleasant walks, shady drives and
delightful prospects. ~
1t proposed to profit by these natural advonto0,
by the erection Oh one Of the most eligible sizes ~
within view ofLhe Depot, OF hrst-cass Uotei 49,
the direction OF the Bentley Springs Comnanu Of
baitim9Te Countgr Inc amount of Capital is 6Sed
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersiSned sra fbs
Officers and Directors "40 tHo
Ii Is oeiieved that in asking the citizens of BaIt-
more 70 su6sc16e to this project we are advsncing
itself. wa N0 NAAS'' Va S s'
0qT citizens will DO waited On by the Directors Of
lions TO tho stock.
Application may also be made to the Secretary,
Of the ONCE Of the Company No Il s. Charles street..
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
I'll ,.,- Il a. ABRoTT, PEes't,
hayward u: Hutchinson. Oliver Hi q 4 Parker.
G.. W. Burton. Isaac B. George,
VIZ qsaS sS;i3 1braAaml. ". E \ TO-
3, W. Robinson, ChAs. Webb. Tfassu,A.,,
A. "a KniSht Secretary, peSa~H
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since Jan. /, 1866.

Total since Jan. ], 7S2
The Comptroller of the Currency gives notice to all
persons who have claims against the Merchants Ma
tional Bank that they must present the same and
make legal proof thereof to James c. Kennedy re-
ceiver of said bank. Mt WASHINGTON D. c., on be-
fore the 26th day of August next The report is that
Bayne Co.. who owe the bank three-quarters of
million. have been insovent since last fall and owe
in Baltimore over million dollars, that about
half the stockholders will be able to amount
equal to their stock, probably $40 900 or $4,000
will be realized from that source and that $4,000 or
$4,000 may be realized on the bills receivable.
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khHE. ,. E5Ez1i', Graduate Of the Medical Facul-
-fF " of Paris, (tT&nCe,) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty Of Baltimore, Md, Is the
discoverar of tho Only Remedies for Diseases Of pri
gate character without Mercury or noxous drugs
Recent cured in from II to e hours or written
guarantee. Chronic. inveterate and constitutional
diseases, such have been abandoned Is incu-a
are speedily and permanently cured The tregtneni
adopted by aim is thar which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and It's uni
yersa success in practice OF 40 years has proved
beyond 2 DOUBT Tat the T0rss cases readily yield
and are thoroughly removed az once and forever from
the system, especially all casss Of constitutional de-
blty nervous diseases which soon or late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entailed By ceTrain
pe-n!cioUs practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting tho victim foT either business study society
or marriage, and TO those who arc suffering the evil
elects Of improper indulgences of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
yiEGr, in brief period, by applying to one whose
skill aad experience 9Th DO relied On No esor5jlqg
or tisprotes9;oadl ckurgos.
Distant Patients consulted By lettar and remedies
and private manner
Office southeast cornar of FAYEITH ard FRED
ERLCE STREETS. ielg-IV
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THERE WAS TFRRIBLE FIGaT between the wild
exhibiting at Augusta. Illinois, The big bear of ths
collection got loose and made for the bison. who
nothing 10th, gave the bear lively game Tho fight
was fierce one-the animals in their cages shook
their bars and the ignorant bystanders were at first
panic-stricken. The showmen rushed to the work of
black lion got out and with bound and roar COM mn
menced hunting up fight on his own hook the out
sders taking to the trees 1t is said there was some
second person tore his coattails off trying to get up
too. The baby elephant, in the meantime not know
ing what else to do, and not being old enough for
free fight commenced tearing up the young sapIings
and throwing them around. Some seven or eight Of
the showmen succeeded in claiming up the bison and
then by main force. dragged the bear away from him
good cOwhiding settled the question with his ma
iesty, the black lion. and peace reigned in Warsaw
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THE WEST VIRGINIA ELEorIoN.-The following
returns have been received from the recent voting in
West Virginia, on the constitutional amendment de-.
nying the right of suffrage to those who in anv
ner gave aid to the late rebellion:
For the Amendment. Against If
Berksly county..~5M maj. Ohio ........,...'.. 97O
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Il Il. a. zLUET, Of Paris, still continues his sue
E-g cessful treatme of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents of Baltimore in advanced stage Of ths
disease, ara now RAPIDLY recovering and can be rs-
ferrad to. Apply al his OFFICE, Southeast corner
Of Eeyette and Frederick streets, Baltimore Mary
land. jel9-ly
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G SGkE8bI.'s SALOON, ne. NORTH
I STREET, one door above Baltimore street. east
can be found: also, the best quality Of Lager beer
brown Stout and Ale at cts ner class mv2L. 2m
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! The AMOUNT collected on gold watches valued at
not over $780, kept for use in the United States for
the first six months of the fiscal year ending une So
1866, was as follows:
Maine, 1851 Is; New Hampshire 1880; Vermont
3145 Massachusetts. 406H; Rhode Island, $780, Con-
necticut, 10,183; New York 81. 292 50; New Jersey
u, 1880, Pennsylvania, 30,0Oi65; Delaware 1924;
Maryland II 1925: District of Columbia, 1859; Vir-
Georgia /: Louisiana 1909: Tennessee, 1910; Ken
t1cky 6S7 Is; Ohio, 075250 Indiana 602S illinois,
lou Michigan, 1881 IS; Wisconsin, 454 25 Mime
Ga1iorn1ia LOS Oregon, 457; Nevada $780, Wash
lngton, dS5; Montana. q: idaho 20; Utah Is; Colo
tsi xss Ne6raska, 1885, New Mexico l76 To-
Inc total amount collected on gold watches valued
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ca 3, E9HNSTSN
~ BALTIMORE

y q u" lss5IlIsStN N
AZ BALTIMORE
,1,r,r,,,, -, r., ,,,,--r--v - LOCK HOSPITAL,
OFFICE No: ? SOUTH FREDERICK STREET-
Discovered in the Great Hospitals Of Europe
the post certain, speedy, and only efeotua remedy
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
involuntary Discharges Imp0tercy, General Debii1
Ity, Nervousness, DysPepsy, Languor Low S2iritss
Confusion of Ideas Papitation Of the Heart, Iimid.
ity. Trembling, Dimness of Sight OF Giddiness, Dis
Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Dowesthogo terri
BILE disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal their VIC
tins than the sorG of Syrens to the Mariners Of
Ulysses, bghting their most brilliant hopes or an
tloipatlons, rendering Marriage, &C., impossible
DIR. JOHNSTON
Office No. 7 5. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
sIde going from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner. Fail not TO observe Name and Number
Letters must contain STAMP oc4-tf
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HI wv GU M YniHico rihc
Marine Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE I73 SOUTH BROADWAY.
by the Second National Bank
This Company insures a0ithout charge for Pollen.
buildings, Merchandise and other PROPERTY in or ont
OF the city against Loss or Damage by Fire for one
year or for shorter period and assurances may be
made for seven or for a less number of years The
Company also insures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk
Applications for Insurance or for information in
relation to the Company may be made to IA MES n
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to -
HENRY c. JONES, Secretary.
PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
4. H. HaWley. John j. Abrahams
Jas. T. Randolph, Jas. G. RAMSAY.
VIM. IL. Cathcart, George Callahan
Charles T. Morris Tbos ROoz
IDnl2-6 JOHN W. RANDOLPH, President
Maryland Fire Insurance Con1nsov
OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for tho present to tho
NJ VI. CORNER OF sEooND STREET AND TRIPoLETT's
NEXT TO THEIR NEW EEtA MARBLE BUILDING
OPPOSITE TIE PosToFFIOE.
This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
all KINDS OF property in the city and country LARGE
lines on Merchandse and other property insured b.
the year or snort time on favorable terms; and Per-
petnGI Policies granted when requested.
THos. E. HAMBLETON,
rr,,,o-,>,, President.
Ira c. Canfeld, Charles ]. Raker
Edward ". Robinson, John S. Ba tIg5in'@N'
John Il. Seemuller, Charles Spilker
John A. Hambleton, Ross (IarrnheIi
Hugh A. Cooper, John Stemann.
. JOSEPH K. MILNOR,
Jao-sI Secretary.
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New Orleans state.nent of Cotton. Nav %

| MILWAUKEE. May 2a.-Flour is dull. Sales at So
for Extras. Wheat is lower. Sales at 77@$I7 for
Mol. Oats are firm at 80 cts for /. Corn is firm
at 81 cts for MOL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-21
Puzzles in Ancient History.

Among other famous ancient dialec-
tic problems are the following dilem-
mas, which are framed with wonderful
inginuity: the acuteness displayed in
their construction being unsurpassed !:
The first Is called SylIo7isinley Croc-
o}IJms, and may be stated thus:
An infant, while playing on the
bank Of the river, was seized BIZ q
crocodile. The mother, hearing its
cries, rushed to It's assistance, and by
her fearful entreatles, obtained q
promise from the crocodile, who was
obviously of the highest intelligence,
that he would give it to her back if
she would tell him truly what would
happen TO it. On this the mother
perhaps rashlv asserted: =. You VIII
not give it back. The crocodile an
swered thus IF YOU have spoken
truly, | cannot give back the child
without destroying the truth Of your
q assertion; if you have spoken falsely
| cannot give back the child because
YOU have not fulfilled your agreement.
Therefore, | cannot give 1t back
whether YOU have spoken truly or
falsely" The mother retortcd: IF
I have spoken truly. YOU must give
back the child by virtue Of your agree
ment; If | have spoken falsely that
can only be after YOU have given back
the child. So that. whether have
spoken truly or falsely. the child must
he riven bacb History : siIcnt as
- the issuo of this remark h1a disnr+a
Of . similar natnre i fba otLar ex.
ample above mentioned. which IS even
more acuteIv stated. 4 voung man
named F,nafbIue received Lessons in
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a Leaf From Life,

lent my love a book one day:
She brought it back: laid it By
Twas little either Rad to say
SSe was 50 strange and 7 so shv.
But yet we loved Indifferent things
The sprouting buds, the birds in tune;
And Time stood still aud vreatbed his wings
With rosy links from June to June.
For her, wha: task to dare or do?
" hat peril tempt' what hal4ships bears
But with her-ah shs never knew
BY heart, and what was hidden there!
And she vi ne so cold and COY,
Seemed like maid bereft Of sesse.
But in The crowd all life and Joy
And fau Of blasHfaI lrnpudence.
She married-welI-a woman needs
A mate, her life and love to share
And little cares spraHg mp ike weeds,
And played around her elbow chair.
And years rolled by-but I, conteo.,
trimmed my own lamp, and kept It bright,
Til ages touch my hair besprent
With rays and CLEANS OF silver light.
And then, It CHANGED, took the book
nica sae perused in davs gone by;
Aad as l read such passion shook
NJ soul needs must curse or cry.
For here and there her love was writ
In ola, half faded pencil signs;
Asif she yielded-bit by Bit
Her heart in dots and underIines
All silver fooI-too late you Look
know 1t; let me here record
This maxim: Lend no girl book
Unless you read ii afterward,
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9 @ 7 n 5 q 8 * TT

WEAKER vessels need much hoop
/ ing, IS the latest excuse for crinoline
THE man who makes business Of
raising pork for market may be said to live
hy his fc7.
AN old bachelor saws that the talk
Of women is generally about men. He is
/ nistaken-it is dry goods.
MANY a sweetlv-fashioned and love
inspiring mouth has been disfcured and
made hideous by the fiery tongue within it.
LADY book keepers are generally
employed in England American ladies
make good book keepers also. They seldom
return them.
For what reasons does duck 90
under the water2 For divers reasons. For
what reasons does he come outs For sun
dry reasons.
WORDS should be seconded bv ac-
tion; it isn't enough for house wife TO say
10 a stocking with hole in 1t, :. You be
darned :"
\ Soy nine ve- = old lately said 10
"a boy OF seven ~ am surprised to hear
You talk 50 much about tie girls; I didn't
AZ your age"
~ Irishman having been told that
the price OF bread had fallen, exclaimed:
This Is the first time l iver rejiced al the
fall Of my best friend ~
HEARING a physician remark that q
small blow will break a nose a rustic ex-
claimed, Wei, | dunno bout that but
have blowed my nose a great many times,
and I've never broke it."
IL the late campaign In Louisiana.
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\ TRUNK was picked up at sea, Of
Savannah, on the 4th inst, which had
evidently been lost on the Evening
Star. On being opened II was found 10
he filed with silk and muslin dresses.
silvered. gilt and embroidered skirts
and corsets; also a gold bracelet, two
letters and variety Of other things.
From the contents of the letters the
supposition Is that the trunk was the
property OF Miss Millie Fowler, form
erlv an actress at the National Thea
ire IN Washington, who vas q passen-
ger on the Inflated vessel.