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WIt ana IIn1nor.

Booth, the Tragadien, had bro1S-
en- nose. A lady once remarked to him:
81 like your acting, Mr.. Booth but, to
be frank with you-I can't get oUer your
nose :"
.No wonder, madam" replied he,
the bridge is gonep
"A Gentleman, speaking of the hap
piness of the married state before his
daughter, disparagingly.s said:
"She who marries, does we'll but
she who does not marry, does better"
well them" said the young lady,
II will do well let those who choose
do better" @
-SEvERE.-A lady asked sailor
whom she met, whyla ship was called
The son of Neptune replied, that it
was because the rigging cost more
inquired n spendthrift of his tailor.
You ought to know best, for it was
run up by you," was the cool reply.
-''If you had avoided rum," said n
rum seller to a customer, "you could
now ride in your carriage." And If
you had never sold rum" said the
bacchSnal, lyon would have been my
driver
An artist invited gentleman to
CElllclNe u portrait OF N1rs SmlIl, VINO
was somewhat addict ed to drink. Put
ting his hand towards it, the artist ex-
claimed, Don't touch it, it is not dry"
Them" said he, sit cannot be like my
friend Smith,"
-"Did the minister put stamp on
you when you were married, Mary 2''
"a stamp, CharlieI What for, pray2 2"
"Why matches amt legal without u
stamp, you know."-Er.
1t is the duty of each member of the
Mt. HolyOke Female Seminary to write
an annual letter, stating whether she is
married or single, how many children
she has, and other particulars concern
ing her status and progress. A young
lady, of the class of 1861 has just written
TO the class secretary that she is not
married, but that she thinks that she
can see little cloud that ariseth out of
the sea of the future, like mans
hand.
There is girl in Jersey whose lips
are so sweet that they stick together
every morning by the honey they dis
till, and she cannot open her mouth
until she has parted them with silver
knife. She will be- a treasure to her
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The New York News says

The New York NetCS says:
eve must say that the President, in
bandying billingsgate with every po-
litical lOafer who chooses to mingIe
with the crowd and indulge in verbal
licentiousness, detracts from the dig
nifty of his character and position as
President of this Republic.
The New York Journal of Commerce
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. In 1859, n gentleman by the name
Of Talbot Green, OF Tennessee, after
wards an officer ilf the late rebel
army, published popular work,
entitled ga Winter in the Federal
City, in which he positively asserts
that Andrew johnson, in spite of
the fates, would be Chief Magistrate
of the United States before the close
of the year 1865" that 'shis admins
tration would be stormy; that he
would labor under extraordinary
embarrassments, butwould eventually
make one Of the most popular Presi-
dents that ever ruled America
Whether he be ''nn p7oftu or the son
OF prophet" the prediction has
become so far literally t7'ue.
National htelligence,
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LOST

LUST,
Nm yesterday afternoon, an oval DA-
~ GUERREOTYPE, without n case; for
the recovery Of which liberal reward will
be paid; If handed in at this office
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HARDWARE At COST !

AFA THE subscribers desiring to con
fine their business exclusively to
~ . GROCEEfES, PROVISIONS, We,
oifel the following stock of HARDWARE
at COST, consisting in part of
Stone Door Locks, Rim and Dead Locks
Plate and Pad Locks, Hatchcts, Hammers
Hand Saw, Butchers Saws, Door and Win
dow Bolts, Chain Bolts, Mill and Hand Saw
Files, tasps, Screws OF all sizes, Bricklay-
Grs Trowcls, Pointing Trowels, Hinges
Bolts, Window Fastenings, Wood Saws,
Collins Axes, Hoes, Spades, Shovel., Long
Handle Shovcls, Wen Wheels, Pocket
Knives, Wcstcnholm's Kazors, Eutci...
Knives, Knives and Forks, Table and Tea
spoons: IS kegs Parker Mills and Empire
State Nails; 300 pieces Hollow ware; with
many other articles, which will be sold low
down for cash only. T. & G.. d. HOPE.
April q 6
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World.
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
harmless, Reliable and msta ',taneous.
Produces immediately u splendid Black or
natural Brown, without iniuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William a. Batchelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifving
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 1y New York
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Commercial Bank.

CUMmeTCIaI bauK,
COLUMBIA, s. c., April %, lsG6.
HNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders
Il of this Bank will be held at the resi-
dence OF John A. Crawford, Esq, Presi-
dent, ut II O'Clock, on MONDAY, 7th Nav.
A full attendance is desired.
BY order Of the Board:
April % EDWIN J. SCOTT. Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcy:

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACy;- An
Essay Of Warming and instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases aud Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means of relief Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J.
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia. Ia. April 10 3ino
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COLGATE's HONEY soap.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and einol-
iient in it's nature, frngrantly scented,
and extremely beaeficfal in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
March % 1v
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Shaving. Hair Cutting. &c

THE undersigned respectfully informs
a. his old customers aud the citizens Of
Columbia generally, that he has lust
opened q BARBER SHOP in the brick
building adjacent to the Shiyer House.
John Mills and other competent BARRIERS
are employed at his establishment
April % JOSEPH SCOTT.
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President Johnson has subscribed
S25 towards the Iennesseeau, a paper
published in Nashville in the interests
OF the freedmen. Sumner subscribed
IS.
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Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c.
4 GENERAL assortment of the above.
IN together with a full stock of BRUSHES
of every variety. In store and for sale
cheap for cash by DIAL x POPE.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25


Sail Raat (complete);
9SG2 Caoess:x ssfls
5 Shnvsls;
j 4Spsdes;
r~1 rs~ 5 Pitch, Eaekas
8 VIZ pail ;+ Paint Brashes 2 s!esps
2 Trowels 81 ( 81 HI
2.nokey Wrencbes.; AlItLlf
: J Stook & Die - -
Z Tips. Qor 81, ,ck & Die); fsx
Press Drill; e.
Lanterns; s n
/ Nest Of Neasnroa; :.
Pile Driver;
Ralt Punch f-.
fia PA! thlk Strala y.
and other griculfural "a vel as ssv,,rai
sets of Wheal e. g 1tsnd Hsr,aa:srs i'oals.
Buildings to be sid s;ngly and nus, ks
removed within 80 days Sale 10 com.
nence Al l0a N. Terms Cash in Cav
ernmeht funds.
II E.R. GATES.
Capt Y. q. aud Sup.
Oct. p. 1866 Is -
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25
Closing Of the Z ir.

Closing Of tae F If. g~~~.l
The Memorial Fair. which comnenced
in our town on Tuesday. TIE 10Th Instant,
closed on Saturday last after sess'on'e OF
triumphant success, Official returns from
al. sources of revenue have rot vet been
| received. but enough ia known tc jt,Stify the
statement. that after paying all expenses,
over S25e0 viii be realiz-,d for the accom-
+, pli.hment Of the noble object ii whose aid
| the Fair was held
| Too much praise eaamt be awarded the
! President Managers and Officers for the
ability and energy they displayed in col,
lectng articles for exhibition and in the
general managemcn. of the Fair. To the
ladies. especially. who attended, day after
/ day and night after night, at the Fair ia
bles, giving their tune and labor to the
| rattle and sale of artirles, unwonted conn
mendation is due We should take pleas
ure in mentioning with honor their names
/
Lin this connection had we full and accu-
rate list at hand, hut, as this is not the
case. we have thought that it would APP
bear invi.lio Is to mention these on Y who's
names are known to uS, and we have tn re-
fore determined ~ po lpore this publication
to future iSsue/ We hope the mana" gers
cf the Fair viii supply US with 'he desired
lists.
The case is somewhat different with the
ladies attendant npou the l.unch Tables
We took occasion 10 visit t'lcse tab. 4,
some hat frequently AMI VIZ bad TIL pleas
urc o: makins the Acquaintance nt the
managers in whose charge they were. o.;
the manner in which these ladies dischar-
ed there exactins and laborious duties,
we are able to speak with confidence, and
it affords US pleasure to say, that it fully
realized all our IDEAS OF model houscl keep
ing. In the order aud regularity of their
temporary household, III the preparation
of food for the table, in the care and ccoh-
omy manifested whore the interest of the
Fair was concerned, and in the neatnesS
that pervaded every thing under their con-
troll, the Lady Managers of the Lunch,
Mrs. Wm. Ii Garner, Mrs. G. |. Durant
Mrs. 3. Z. Abell, Mrs. Jane IIamlnctt
Mrs. VIM. I. Maddox, Mrs. DR.. Stone,
Mrs. Y. p. Dawkins and Mrs. John V.
posey, maintained in the happiest manner
the proprcty of heir selection for the re-
sponsiblc position to which they had cen
called
Finally, thanks, grateful thanks arc due
to the generous hearts, open as day 10
melting charity" whose liberal ot'clin@> We
have elsewhere partially acknowlc44,'i a"'l
to the wiling fingers thaf tof ions weck>
preceding the Fair shaved 70 a'ak'' il what
it WAS, an honor to lis lroj, ,ctor5 anl 8
praise to our Who'll people
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL Est ATE
ST. Mays c..U4J

spY virtue o Il ,j"c.er .t'#e iraai.
- Cont ,or a at Hry's c,nlty s.
ting as r,urr OF Eqnry ra>>ed IN IA
cause Of Henry \ pnd;rr, at"ini ., r
If Edmund Driier ard 9th rs vs. J1ln :,
I BLACKSTONE. the unlrr>ign II, as ftn-
tee, viii sell at Pubic Sale at the G,utt
House door in Lconarltown. on WE'D
NESDAY, tie 21A dry # Norcnader
next, at II O'clock, m. all hat tract or
parcel of Land lying on the Pa'ux Mt Xiv
er in Saint Mary's county aud containing
FIVE HUNDRED and FOUR acres,
more or lcsS. ownel by Col. James I
Blackstone Tho improvements consist
of a small F,amc Dwelling, Meat House,
Stable for Eight ForseS, Three Barns.
&c. This farm is situated within fiv.
miles of the Chesapeake. Bay and is one
OF the pretticst on the Patuxent Kiver-it
is bounded by two creeks uns lrpiss'd for
FISH. OYSTERS aud TERRAplNS.-
1t lies Immediately on the River an has
on it yonng PEACH and APPLE or
chard. FIVE HUNDRED tees If the
former o. choice fruit aud ONE HUN
to vast deposits of Oysters; one nnutred
thousand bushels oil which might be piaG-
ted and bcddcd on the shor S Fly acres
are let in Oak, Chrsn aud Pie llnoer;
whist bali a mic of fence coa,',tI,e' 'hc
outline from tide water % tlic aaoer. =
TwJ steamboats, stop "l'hln t,ss tn1n a
mile OF the premises i"ie" 4 week gohLo
10 aud rt!uru,ug IRON Baljl19ro.
Terms ot Sac viii be male known On
the day OF sale tar ia th4r pa i'u!af''
Apply 10 Cal. Jam 4. 3 ki>ioa', L'na-
aIuthwn, -. I-r co1htE. u - u un-
dc signed.
! SrAAFFS SrO kErr, rsu,s,e.
No. i3 >. PAU Street,
| Bai,im,T,
| O.. o5 1896 =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25
Fair Meeting.

A meeting of the managers Of the Far
was held at the Court House on Saturday
last and the following resolutions adopted
which sufficiently explain the objects OF
meeting
Resolved That Mrs. Garner, Mrs, Bis
coc, Miss NJ. Thomas, Miss Kate War
ing and Miss NJ Broome be appointed a
committee TO examine and settle all bills
which may be presented and may be prop
erly chargable against the Fair.
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this
meeting, it is expedient and proper, that
the articles not dispos ~ boxed up
and seft in the custod 80 safe person
unit il the session Of .So,cmbcr Court, at
ch time they sillle exposed for sale
Fafsle, the ladies reresenting each table
axe charge of the acking of .heir/ own
ds.
Resolved. That this Fair now adjourn
ii the 3rd Monday,f November next
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25
De.eried

De red
From the pressure upon oar columns
this week, we have bcca compelled to de-
fer until our II xt issue, the publication Of
the proceedings of the kni yLts participating
in the Tournament on Friday last, as also
the account of the trial contest between
the knights of Thornly, Marlboro, Dis
appointment and Rebel knight, which
came of on Saturday morning last.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25
l4O acres,

aud is without houses.
"hcre may be difference ofa f*w acres
in the several lots. but accurate plats will
be ready before the DAY ofsnle.
These lands lie on the Wicomico river
AID each lot has about the same water
front. They are in high state of cult
va.oa. have all been thoroughly lined
aud are equal to any lands in lower Mary
land
Th. finest ov,f-r- abound in the river
AID reeks h. nudlng this laua, and lot
y ; has an iacx nau;i.bl shell ant gay J
Uank attached.
Fee location is entirely hrat'y AID To-
agreeable Such )and -ls
rarely otFyrrd in this mArk'} Pa'o s.zee
l.e inrir4} Ia rx,n'ua t9e PROMISES, and
1la,s ofihe duf.rens lot " . sh9wn 10y
II w Thomas, $50.
rey..> II Slle, "ae-t,ir9 ca>h, aud 'aa
! aIai.oa IN oue fad two years with lntafest,
p tra.lf plymrnta to be secures. to tie
a,btacji,a Of the Trustee
STONE,
Trustee
y Ana Is. I-tjj->.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25

Ee again direStIae attention of our
ers to the advertisements of Messrs.
hollow l. Co., oiWasbington, D. c.,
Alexandra, v. 10 be found selse-
e in this paper. This frm have given
ersal satisfactiouto such of our agri-
ral friends as hde heretofore patreniz-
lcm. and their Fcrtinzcrs. SEEDS and
iing Implements have acquired quite
IL spread celebrity among our people.
them n call. and. We believe. you
hdd your endorsements to this notice.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25
1 |. .la 4.

<sSGI8E r.i b. >o|i Al p s1s-
s - h q v,r"a l..., +,
%.,t my, NJ v, oE<
tn.r.<:a>. the 18th dai If 81
vcmber neXt, ]
hy order Of Byt y lg Genl G. IL 10" !
All \ ,si-tln. c. missioner IF the Ba-
rcac K. L and \ l. or The District o
Columbia, a large assert nent Of pubic
property, consisting OF
one Frame Building, 26 By 1l3 feet;
one Frame Building. (addtion TO Saw
Mild. II hy 40 feet;
one Barn, 80 by 40 feet, (unhnished) +;
ono Wharf, 600 fee, long;
Scow
Z Plows;
Cook Stovcs;
Cul,ivators
A Grain Cradles;
. Helfers, 2 yr old6
50 Axes;
IS Hos. (lighj;
ii Hoes, (heavy);
Is Hoes, (gruobing);
3Ox iokes;
Is Hay Forks;
SO Germ Knives
3S White Wash Brushes
Corn Shelter double spou;
/ Fan Mil;
4 Log Chains:
2 PIN at o. Balls;
Bay Caters
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25
nEas Z -
Slierins Sale of
IL = Il ND
PER55ItI ES1.lTE.

81 son p F.e'.~
Issued o''a ot Al i f,r >ai4t
Nlry's crraty. est Mt |. 81 :. FL. ; nh
Bro er and II d.. osr.,. 80, a.,a ;, ,ne
IL OF Free az, Il x -. vi IS. h.
goods ana chat'ris. nas -, /. cman,s
OF NJ D. AbeIl AID - ne directed Il
H"'e snz: 9 d aiken itexec ..,en all ,he
'iEit. htle, Itcr I, ,ialn, AMI t,emand.
at Jaw aid ,qn'y. of the >aiI VI d.
At"Il i" sud "t"e trilew'ng property, 10
W.T.:
One tract or parcel Of land. lyiag and
being 10 'he thlrd Election District Of St.
Mary's county, Maryland, called aud
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25

e have been requested to state that
parties holding tickets in the Omnibus
kafie Of the late Fair. can obtain the pri-
.es to which ,hei- tickets entitled them by
making application TO j w. j.. Moore.
EAT Of our town. The tickc,e must iac-
i, .'..<.-,-- ,l>, ~, ~ sFfar ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-25

Suddenly. at the residence Of her hus
baud III this village, on sunday last. Nrs.
SUSAN + wife of Henry Ncalc, Esqr..
in the 49ih year Of her age Baltimore
San and Goz'nc please copy.
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stand from the Clerk of tho Court that the bond was
taken 70 appear from day to day during the t
does not extend another term the gentleman will
new surees before the Clerk TO extend 10 the
Mr. Stoughton-We will conform TO any suggestion
from the District Attorney on that subject
Judge Shipman-Let the then be laid over ON the
understanding that 1t will be brought up early March
THE CASE OF DIR. ROGERS.
Mr. Stoughton-As ~ the OF DR. Rogers, his
c0,Ise is here and It may well be dsposed OF
Mr. Rogers pleads the same plea--not guilty
Mr. Mcdonald concurred, and both pleas were re-
conted and the trial liked for the first week In March
Counsel for defendant sir. Edwin W. Stoughton; for
the government United States District Attorney DANIEL
s Dickinson and s. q. Courtney Asst United
District Attorney.
THE ExEoUATUK TO DIR. ROGERS, CHILEAN CONSUL.
REVOKED.
Tie exequatur issued the 18th day OF October 1864
recognizing Estaban Rogers Consul al inrSl the
republic of Chile for the port of New York and rs de
Tendencies, and declaring him exercise aud enjoy
such functions powers and privileges allowed TO
cons,ls, has been revoked by the President
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Police Intelligence.
SUPREME CoURT--ciRcUIT-P !.
Boi,ora Judge Foster
A DESPERATE coNDrcroE--BE STARS SEVERAL Q
MS PASSENGERS

A DESPERATE CONDrCToH--HE sTABs SEVERAL oF
MS PASSENGERS.
very serious disturbance occurred In one Of the
town rail cara OF Fourteenth street and
Fourth avenue, about O'Clock yesterday morning
which resulted In the stabbng several passengers by
John Lyon, the conductor II appears that the latter got
fare, when Lyon drew knife from his pocket and
stabbed Patrick Murphy, residing M 10l Fast Twenty.
eighth street. IN the right hand, INJECTING wound
which rs feared will result in the LOSE o, Of his
fingers. Thomas Handley. Of $40 West Twcpty-fifth
street, who took part In the difficulty, slightly
stabbed In the back. William Knapp, Of No. = Irving
place, was also stabbed In the mouth nv lyon. The
cnct up and arrested Lyons with the knife In his
hand. Trend OF the prisoner wrenchcd the knife
rum the officers hand and escaped with H. Justice Led
with before whom the desperate conductor subse
quenily arrasncd committed him tor trial In default Of
81 900 hail.
BRrAxiSG INTO A MILLINERY STORE.
The millinery store Of Mr. Peter Stewart, No 1e2
Bowcry, burglarously entered through the front
window early Monday morning and robbed Of sk and
velvet ribbons valued ~ three hundred and eight dollars
with which the burglars escaped Subsequently detective
Mcleod Of the Thirteenth precinct and officer Lyme, OF
the Tenth precinct, received information which induced
them TO proceed TO the premises No ia Hester street
for the purpose Of arresting George Zimmerman
gccn Of being concerned in the burglary On reaching
the house the officers saw q young named George
Revere leaving and arcsted him In his possession the
ocsn found three yads Of the stolen velvet cosceacd
In MS pockess They went Mp Stair and arrested zim
Norman and IN hk room found M pecse Of the ribbon
stolen from Mr. stswar's ssors Justice Mansfield com
mitsed the sccussd parties Scs Trial 10 default Of one
thvpee4 d0upu ~ ~
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The Reciprocity Negotiations
CANADIAN OPINION of THE CONCESSIONS offEEED
nv THE pEi W. srfs.
Hiram tha Tpraufo Cl,l.e Tek,


From the Toronto Globe Pen ial
All these humiliating c0nceSsi0ns he remembered
offered by the representatives Of the frovnceshrsn
al the Amercans--.at the very c0mmcnccment Of the
negotiations and an for the precious consderaton 81
reciprocal legislation erminabe any day on the within
of Congress- Permit the Americans to remodel
whole fiscal system, repeal duties. change dafies and
impose enormous customs aud excise dnes adopt their
patent laws, build canals fr them 10 the tune II hcen
million dollars and surrender ~ them the priceless u-h.
cries OF British America And an for whais Why, Coz
this eonsderailonlhat such articles coming from
vnccs free Of duty States win Dc gacously reasd
permit pass from the Provinces Into the States
payment Of such internal revenue taxes a. they may
choose 10 impose upon their people And the whole
rangemcni Liable 10 be swept away without QUO days
notice! W. conder mo longer a ne oUdacay of,h,
coltney-r propositions If us AmericdnG They have
thought the Provinces ne rTgs Of deqeufan Al the
loss of the treaty. when such proposals. could have been
made TO them by orr delegates al the very opening of
the negotiations. They must have ihronght that
entirely their mercy and that they had but 30
name their conditions TO have "a grcediy accept OF
them Truly the conservative press have cause 20 fclcl
tate themselves the manner in which Mr. Gait main
tanned the dignity OF the country.
CONFEDERATION MORE NECESSARY now THAN EVER.
From the Toronto Leader, Feb. Ia
Great political and commercial questions thrown
upon the surface by the refusal of the United States 20
extend the treaty of recprocny. These questions viii
best be brought desirable contamination by earnest
action on the part OF British America. The time has
for united and vigorous action. Now is the tide In
affairs which TO lead 10 good, must be taken at ts
present food. We must hare u,ipa Of The Troriaces
ps shall then be- tie better abb 70 mould our comnoc.ai
policy That shall soon have union have the
peated word Of Cabinet Minister'S Whatever legsla
ton may take place in tho meantime upon commercial
subjects will IN all probability be Of a Temporary
character.
HOSTILITY TO THE SCHEME SAID TO BIZ WEARING
OUT.
From the Ottawa Citizen. Feb. IL
The opposition to confederation In Nova Scotia
wearing out and OF the journals hitherto bitterly
hostile calling for another convention 20 arrange
terms Of union The anii-prcss probably begin TO find
that the people In advance Of them and that
is not safe to persist longer in their opposition 10 that
which the people recognize the true policy Tor the
British North American Provinces.
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Our Montreal Csrrespcsaesee.

ai"NfNtsts fta - ~
Tne Repu,lioans Ssrysng ~ crRstsa ssr'fssn Agair
Le Piys of Montreal February >. has drawn upon a
the anger Of the government by The following Hriicie
or all the nations 81 Europe there g. probably not
which merits less the title q civilized nat 90 than
England The whip n the army. the trafac m r,lun,
the manufacture at Idols Tor ASIA and Africa the boz
ribe hccaionhs ~ IT. ceonists ell 10 sh0N the bar
barism OF England.
Canada, BY mol Joining Interests ~ these " ~
towerful neighbour Will ne Condemned ~ miserAbiy
vcgctate under The tai'laee % iefcsn Power go = =
hated ,cift LIfe defs and bgpDs fhnk wed ~ thia
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Reception OF the Governor General fn
Mon resl-Cabtnes Council Coaveaed-
Attack en the Canadian Reciprocity
Delegates.

roRn~ro Feb IA isoe
Lord Mcnck, Governor General II Canada. received
naiierng reception has Montreal yesterday
Cabinet meeting has been called 90 be held Al Ottawa
Hon. Mr.. Browns paper, the Toronto Clos
nercely aSsaiis the Recipro ay Commission aud the
United states government. declaring the Yankees
.ecdcd Ia bringing the commission 10 their knees IN
sufficiently humble spirit before rsfnslns the
treaty aud that Mr. Gait anybody else dare pre-
sen. TO Parliament for ~ sanction q hu
maicry CONCESSION proposd BY the deiegatcs
Washington Tho GtAs deciarss thai The Caaadian
Fen,an address ooncocsea by OMahony. and never
wsis seen In Canada.