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Governor HOnman, who was unavOI1ab,v detained
by sickness he would otherwise have been pre-
sent But the Mayor had spoken so kindly that but
one link was wanting, and they would now have the
pleasure OF hearing Mr.. RoDeson Secretary OF the
Navy
SPEECH or SECRETARY RoBPsos
Secretary ROBRsoN on coming forward was
warmly received lie siid:-l have come here To-
day 10 Illustrate lar az may be, by my presence
the interest which ], and thar department OF the
government with which ! am connected, ana the
whole government take In the objects OF the institu-
ton which YOU are here founding. The Improve.
ment OF the mental, moral and social status OF the
seamen or our country, to elevate their character
and efficiency as u class and 10 pi Otect them IRON
imposition and abuses ut home and abroad-these
are the av0wed OBJ ccts OF this association 10 which
an ne,r resources ana Their energies are az dreee aaa
the trustees OF this association intend providing for
dhe sailor an exchange, reading room and library
10 lay the foundation stone OF that building we are
mere to-day Devoted TO the interests OF
GALLANT AND WELL OBSERVING CLASS
OF OF our citizens who make alike an important part
OF your great commercial community and u valuable
ceent II TINS ceuntrys safety ~ an object worthy
oi M !ne ambition OF patriots and good men--devoted
10 ths purpose this building resting Its foundations
on eternal granite and flying its pinnacle the nag
OF the great repablic-lapplause)- Will endure
u monument to the libcrality o. your State and TO
tne Wisdom OF your citizens. tApplause)
J. Ie those TO whom 1t Will owe It's origin and It's
iuIure success II VIII have given nober rewards; In
humanity they win find their monument in the
hearts oi the people (Appause.) For To do good ~
NOBLE. Whatever allevates tho surerngs woes
ahd hardships OF manknd whatever tends TO lessen
the sum or human wretchedness-that is O criterion
ol good and 10 do good Is noble That Is the mark
IN chapter nobler than knighthoea and more en-
uuring lhan royalty, for no power can degrade, no
tribunal can impeach II, no time can dim The lnstre
VI ils glory. us argument cannot be held within
conventional boundaries; 1t Is the broad token OF
human philanthropy; IL IL the throne that erected
wthn mat great metropolis, the human heart. TAP
pla1se.) at#
LAYING THE CORNER STONE
The ceremony OF laying the corner stone was then
formally proceeded with In the usual manner ~ the
In n hsx
coins or various kinds, q copy Of the NEW YORK
HERALD, together with the names of the trustees
and permanent officials.
Secretary robson finally pronounced the stone
weli laid and. benedicton having been given. the
company adjourned 10 the sailors Home, opposite,
where lunch was served. Captain Duncan presided
ans the entertainment was altogether satisfactory.
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SUPERIOR COuaT-;pEClAl TERM.

Before Judge Snencel

Before Judge Spencer
George COjldnt cs. The IRON Mountain Conn
panv or Lake Champ,atn.-Motion denied, with ten
dellars costs.
Dundeydate as. EdHe.-Motion grnted
DOnfeH cS DOaneH.--MOtion granted.
Sditzey' ps. lndeH.-Motion granted.
IN the natter Of me Petition or Ed,cdyd SheeAy
cs. Patrick Sheehy Hare Xortgaoe Diseharged
or DRec0rd.-Reference ordered.
Gnleroit os Observation-Disclosures ordered.
Turner Cs. Aa1ftt.-Order granted.
Carter u. clark rs. Carter n. Cidr,E and UTGo--
Order on motion to set OFF Judgment.
ESteS CS. WeitnaGib.--MOtion denied.
NARY DUadnd Us. Joseph DftJand.-Order that
clerk pay money deposited In lieu or bail.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY m wrs7curs1ss.

Ay0ung woman named Mary Burke, living at
Unionport, Westchester county, was assaulted and
forcibly robbed on the highway, net far from the
Catholic Protectory, on Wednesday evening. Miss
Burke. 1t appears, was on her way homo
from the village Of West Farms, ana when
In the locality indicated was startled BY
the appearance OF tive murdefOus looking
men, whs jumped from their place OF concealmcnt
and demanded her money. Disregaraino the
lag Of value. the miscreants threw her down and
made thorongh SO rch OF her person, on which
they found pocKetbook containing about five dol.
lars. This they appropriated and at once left their
terrified victim WITHOUT offering any further VIC.
lence.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The AtratS Expediiion-NIovements OF ship.
and Officers.

The AtratS observation-disclosures OF Ships
and Officers.
Yesterday Captain Thomas II. Stevens, command
Ing the frigate Guerriere flagship OF Rear Admiral
Silas II. Siringham, Pert Admiral OF New York, VS.
tied the Fifth Avenue Hotel, TO call upon the Secre-
tary. Unfortunately the honorable gentleman was
absent at the time, and Captain Stevens left his
card cordial invitation to the Secretary 10 visit
The splendid ship Guerrere. 1t Is probable that the
Secretary will find time TO inspect the Guerrero
and be received with all the horors. There are few
men-Of war aneat that surpass the Guerrere IN
everything that goes to make up perfect craft
Indeed, we do not know or any ship that can
excel her. For this reason, we douot not
Mr.. Robson will be Inclined TO take q thorough
look over her. CHIEF Engineer J. II. Long, Surgeon
Philip S. Wales, Paymaster Cuthpert, P. waack and
Lieutenant Commander J. J. Reid accomp aned
Captain stevens on his visit TO this city.
Az three O'Clock yesterday, about the time the
honorable Secretary OF the Navy was LAYING the
corner stone of the Seamen's Exchange building
honor OF the occasion.
The United States ship Guard, Commander Il. p
Lull, or the Daren Surveying Expedition, was
towed yesterday morning to ner anchorage on Ellis
Island. and work was at once commenced, taking
on board her supply OF powder and shell. Com
mander Lull WILL doubtless. arrive TO-DAY from a
brief leave OF absence ar ms home In Wisconsin, and
the snip Will then be ready for sea. Her
Sert OF Se @ peao she the latter
the mouth or the Atrato, ana viii be
absent until next June. As the rainy season sets IN
III the tropical regions about the ist Of May after
which time 1t is almost impossible to accomplish
any surveying work on shore, the ship VIII start
north about that time. Commander Sefridge Will
be able before that time 10 definitely ascertain
whether ship canal IS feasible or not at this part
or the Isthmus.
the Unilcd States corvette Shenandoah, eleven
guns, Commander Clarke II. WINS, arrived on Monday
last at Havre, from Lisbon, and reneved the
Jun2ta, eight guns, Commander stephen b. Luce
which sailea on Wednesday for Lisbon. The Sue
nandoah Will remain III Havrc until spring, or unl
peace is concluded between Germany and France.
The corvette Plymouth II guns, Commander X.
Randolph Bruse, VIII spend the winter IN the North
ern ports OF Germany, Holland and England, look
Ing out for American interests.
Brevet Captain william Wallace, OF the Marine
Corps, reported yesterday on BOARD the Guerrere 10
command the Marine Guard vice Lieutenant salt
marsh detached.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec l, 1870.
The fagsnip Severn arrived In the Roads to-day
from Norfolk, and is now at the Duoys adjusting her
compasseS.
Rear Admiral $. r. Lee called on General Barry
to-day, ana was received with the customary salute
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CALF ORNtA.
The Lottery 1ania-End Of n Noted Libel
Suii--Biliinrd ChnIlenae.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l. 1870.
Judge Sawyer, OF the Police Court, to-day decided
that the Mercantile Library Lottery act effect re-
pealed the law liking the penalty for dealing In lot
terry tickets, and he had, therefore, no power to fine
or imprison for the oncuce, though tho constitu-
uonal prohibition remained. He therefore, found
one Goodman guilty OF Offering to sell, but ordered
his discharge from custody Under this onstruc-
ton OF the law numerous lotteries In all parts or
the State viii establish agencies In san Francisco
The celebrated libel suit OF DR.. White against Rev.
Dr. Cox for $2o00 damages tor an alleged libel con-
tanned IN the charges preferred by the latter pas
tor, against the plaintiff, on which be was dismissed
IRON the Methodist Episcopal Church. resulted In q
verdict IN favor OF the defendant.
Joseph Dion, OF New York, now In this CITY mas
sent challenge to A. +. Rud0lphe the holder OF the
diamond cue, To play three games of billiards In San
FRANCISCO for 81 900 per game.
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IAceNOlARlSM IN NEW JERSEY.

Destructive Fire at Eiiznbefh-Loss 03S, ZOO.
Early yesterday morning fire brske out in the
extensive scissors factory Of Mr.. Seymour. on
Union square, Elizabeth, and although the 1remen
were promptly on hand their efforts to save the
building were fnefrectual. The building was
three story brick. ana had frontage OF $50 feet
on High Street by depth Of twenty-five feet. Tho
loss will be about $500 The saddest phase Of the
misfortune, supposed to be the work OF On inccn-
diary, Is the throwing out OF employment Of large
number Of workmep,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Against Post Office Clerk.
Before Commissioner White.
Gilbert who was accused OF having stolen
letters containing money from the Post once, was
brought before the Commissioner yesterday. The
detectives failed TO him OF having stolen the
letters, though the evidence went far to prove that
he had sccreted them he was accordingly acquitted
OH The Original charge, but H. held the charge of
having secreted letters containing money with IN
tentiOn 10 steal.
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T HE OUR S.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Jay Cooke ssven-Thirty Case.

Before Judge Blatcniord.
Perhaps the most patient, rather, perhaps, the
most critically conscientious Judge OF any court In
this city 10 the Judge OF the United States District
Court OF the Southern district OF this State-Judge
Blatchford. Patience Is virtue, but IL ~ not such
y one a. Shakespeare tells us To assume If we nave
~ not, for few men can assume Il aud carry their
temper through the trying ordeal. Ihe OF the
United States VS.. Jay Cooke 4 CO. has been trial
Tor about twelve days, and the HERALD, some time
ago, lhought II had exhausted all the facts
possible 10 present In the case; but yet 10
drags Its slow length along and promises to
TEST the patience and endurance OF Judge
biatchlord, MS clerk, jury ana counsel lor some
contlnuous time 10 come. Defendants counsel
nave OF course, 'g plum In IL so long II lasts
the big fight Will go on Judge Biatchlord seeing
Tue ntermnable length or the case. put In OF
closing wedge a lew day2 ago, when he informed
counsel lhat ne would sit tll ten O'Clock eacn even
ing. II this does not bring counsel 10 close some
other efforts ought 10 be made.
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COURT CALEkDAHs-IHIs nay.

Van Brunt Opens at hali-past ten A. NJ. snort
causes.Nss. 23s5, 5677, 6541 $685. $685. 66s3k 67o7
6l25, 6279 6647, 677l. 1908. 1897, 1435, 7475
SUPREME CoURr-CBAMBERs.-- Held by Judge
Brsdy.-No SO. Call 156.
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JACK ON SHORE.
Caring for Those "WhO Go
Down to the Sea-"

Laying Of the Corner Stone Of the Seamen's
Exchange NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Social
Enjoyments at tho Exchango-Sailing
Masters, Boarding Masters, and All
Land sharks'' to Be Baffled-In-
teresting Ceremonies Speeches
byW.A. Booth, Mayor Hall
and Secretary Robeson.
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Two trottng events came on at the Prospect Park
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon, and, notwlth-
standing the ateness OF the season. there was quite
an excellent attendance TO witness the contests
Tho day was very pleasant and the track in good
condition. The first trot a sweepstakes OF $500,
mile heats, best three in hve in harness, between
A. G. wnitson's black geldlnR Jonas, George
wrgnts bay gelding Clam Bake, f. Dwyer's roam
gelding Dandy, and NJ. Rogers black mare Nelly.
The geldings Jsnas and Dandy were withdrawn.
leaving Clam Bake and Nelly TO struggle for the VIC
tory, which was scored by the former in three
straight heats. He was not headed during the race
The second trOt was match OF $3.50, mile heats
between Frank Swift's black gelding Hiram Howe
and Mr.. Dwyer's roam geldng Dandy. This proved
to be of exceeding interest, as the horses were
closely matched IN the matter OF speed and the
exertonS OF the respective drivers TO score the
victory caused the manifestation Of much enthu.
Siasm. II required four heats to decide It, the geld
Ing Dandy winning the first, Howe the second and
fourth, the third being O dead heat. The following
are the summaries OF the days doings:-
SWEEPSTAKES OF $500.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, l.. l., Dec. L.
Sweepstakes $500, mile heats. best three In i've in
George Wright entered b. 2. Clam Bake. .1 /
M. Rogers entered bl. IN Nelly. y..............2 2 2
A. G. Wnitssn l entered b. 9. Jonas....-.... DR..
quarter. HalI Tuee-Quarters NUE.
First heat -. 43a l:2l1s 2:051s 2:54
Second heat. 43 1925 2It1. 2:5Sld
Third heat... A 1:28 2:l4 1858
MATCH OF $780,
SAME DAy.-Match $3.50, mile heats In harness.
Frank Swift named bl. q. Hiram Row.. l 1
M. Dwyer named +. <. Dandy. ......... 2 0 2
TINE.
quarter. Hat. ThreeQunrters. nile.
secona sFs' %f1:i heat. ss izs & 2:5s 2as sss sssz
Third heat.... 445a 1:25 20S 2:5l
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SUPREME CouaI-caAM4EaS.


Before Judge Brady.
johnson rs. Van Decentralization granted.
Before Judge Barnard.
STUART as. Mudrt.-JudgmenL granted.
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COURT or kPpEALS-DAY CAlEAlAa.

ALBANY, Dec. !, 1870.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
Tor December 2-Nos. 58h, 6l, l. "a, y, ls, 81, Co.
6o, 81.
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towards either pole. Here he can make his just
bargains without fear OF Misrepresentation or
fraud. And in conclusion, speaking now l shall
hope through the press, to influence the great body
OF citizens OF this mart that they will gratefully and
other than generously provide means TO perfect the
great undertaking now inaupurated. loud APP
plause.)
! The CHAIRMAN said he regretted the absence ol
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MATCH OF fZ50.
SAME DAy.-Match $3.50, mile heats, In harness
Frank Swift named bl. g. Hiram Row.. 2 0 1
M. Dwyer named +. 4. Dandy. ........... 2
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Or,oIy or THE rrpx d" C,,,xv.x,

OEIoIN or THE TERM GERRYMANpER.
ING.-Most politicians, one would sup
pose. knew the origin Of the term ger
rymandering." Yet We 6nd Gov. Ash
ley. Of Montana Territory, in a recent
message. writing about .jcrrymandcr-
ing" with an initial instead OF g. thus
entirely misrepresenting the derivation Of
the word Some sixty years or more agn
E'5ridge Gerry was the leader Of tn, old
Democratic party in Massachusetts. To
pcrpetuatc the power Of the party in the
State. Mr.. Gerry and his associates in the
Legislature rearranged aul divided the
State into districts. 50 as TO insure as far
as possible Democratic majoritics in the
election districts, and in So doing had liz.
tie respect to the symmetry Of the outline
of the districts or nAturai geographical
boundaries. A coiorcd map, showing
these new districts. was sung on the wall
Of Mr.. Gcrry's Office, aud at distance a
portion Of the State accidentally present.
ed the image of sprawlins lizard. Oue
day 4 staunch Federaliss friend came iu .
aud csnying this map exclaimed. "Why.
what sort OF an animal is that there ~
"Oh, that is a salamander," said Mr.
Gerry. good hanoredly. "a salamaa.
der" replied his friend. who in the mean.
while had examined the map mora close
BY, and from his knosledge Of local poll.
ties had seen what the effecs of the rrdis.
tribusing would be; '.you had better say
. Gerry-naader. The witticism was
repeated by Mr.. Gerry. and shus i. came
to pass that ''gcrrymandering" with tn,
& bsrd) became . slang expression 70,
the political device prscticcd by Mr.. Ger
ry and his frieads.
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CouIr CIRCLES or TuE REPUBLIC
Mrs. El!ett. in her charming book. give.
us the following "reminiscences of Mrs
Madison and General Jackson.
At dinner. Mrs. Madison always took
the head of the table, Mr.. Madison the
middle, and one Of the secretaries the BOT,
tom. Her memory was so good that sh;
never forgot name, and would address
each Of her guests. though just introdu-
ced with twenty others, as il she had
knewn them Cor years. She was . mag
ni6cent looking woman in the dra wing
room Her stately and Juno-likc figure
towered above the rest Of the ladies'
When she found timid young girl, she
would attend to her most assiduously. con.
duet her to the piano, aud remain with
her till she became more at her ease.
At ore OF her receptions. \ tall, dang
ling youth, fresh from the back woods,
made his appearance aud took his stand
against a partition wall. He stool in
that position like n 6xlure for half NJ
hour, aud finally took . cup Of coffee,
which it was then the custom 10 hand
around. Mrs. Madiseu's keen eve had
noticed his embarrassment, and sle wish.
cd to relieve it. She walked up and ad.
dressed him. The poor youth, astound.
ci, dropped the sa ucer on the a,or. and
uuconscsously thrust the cup into hi.
breechss pocket. 1.-The crowd is so great
remarked sae gentle lady-"thAt D,
one can avoid being jos.ied. The eef
vsus will bring you another cup Of coffee
Pray how did you leave Jour excelien
mother had once the honor of know
ing her. bat have not seen her for SON
years" Thus she ceasinued, till th
,oor youth klt IS sbough he we're in sh
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Professional Cards.

1NHh undersigned. Attorneys a, Law and
Soi'"i'"rs N Chsnesry, have, this Bird day
~fJniy. fsss. i"rmed q coPastnership m the
practice of tAe,r profession, under the name
sad style ~ C"rsha q Downs. They will prac.
s~. IN the C"anly of SAINT Mary's and the nd-
o,ming Counties, and ia the Coart O. AppeaIs.
Especial attention will be paid to the collection
cfela,ms against individuals, the State, or the
Esvernmsni.
Reseseneer gwen. when required. Address
c C,ubs & Downs, Leonardo Sn, r. o., 8,
Mwys County, slnryi,ni.
ROBERT c. COMBS,
JAS. s. DOWNS.
Jasy 5, is6e-ty.
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eoapaay ef -. ed sss,xaiasancs. He
took care. seeerty and sooa. % disledse
the prOtsrberancs i bis poekst. =.
According % Billie Psysoa, When Mc,
Lane vas Seeretsry of State. nsS MID
inseer arrived Goaa Eisboa, and 3 das vas
appointed fae him - Be .peesentsa = -
President. : The hour Vas So. and Ne.
I.aae expected The Miaissef % sau . the
State Depa.tmcnt; but the ,Portagsese
had misanderstooa Mr.. McLsuc's French !,
and he procscdsa slaae V the Whi6e
House. h rang the bell. and the; dosr
vas opened BY the Irish porter. J;mny
ONeil. .sJe suis vonn yoir Moasie6r le
Presideat." said the Minisser. "whas
he Sduoo docs be neAai I" saasacrsl Jin>
~. s.ssi;sazs : :.
'.TIe says Pre<;dehs. tksksh, and /
suppose be wants 70 sec the Gencral."-
"Oai. oui," said the Portuguese. bowine.
Jimmy ushered him iato the g-een-ro,m.
where the General ~,s smoking his c,b-
corn pipe with erea. conposure. The
Minister made his b.w 70 the President,
ani addressed him in French, Of which
the General dill not understand a wor,i
"What does ths fellow say. Jimmy p
said he. "Dcil knows, sir; reckon he's
= fnr-iner." "Try him in Irish. jimmy"
said Old Hickory. jimmy gave him q
touch Of the genuine Milesiau, bu. the
Minister only shrugged his shoulders with
the usual "Plait il p "Och ~ cxclaim-
ed Jimmy he can't 90 the Irish. sir
he is French, to be sure ~ "Send for the
French cook. and let him try il ha can
find out what the gentleman wants.
The cook was hurried from the kitchen,
sleeves rolled up. apron Oh, aud carving
knife in hand.
The Minister seeing this formidable ap.
partition, doubling he was il the presence
If the head Of the nation, feared some
'reachery, aud made for the door, before
which Jimmy plante.i himself to kacp him
in. When the cook, by the Generals
order, asked who he was, and what he
wanted, and he gave sublucd answer.
the President discovered his character
At this jancture McLane came in, and
the Minister was Presented in due form.
1t is srid General Jarkson always resen-
ted allusion 10 this incident.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON


. Tnss 90 Srssca' FT'ex.--S3. 90 ver aunum 20
70 Paid WITHIN six moefhs. No sulszerip,ion will
ne received fsr shortrr rrrioa than six months
and no paper tS e discan sinue until all aryesra-
ees are paid except at the option efthe pa blish-
e.x.
Tvsxs OF ApvEErrsIxs.- cts per SQUARE for
sse tFsf isserfisn, and 50 cts for every sr.ise-
aHssf tn~rison. Eight lines or lees eonstfsate
qnare. ff the nnsil,er Of insertions he not
s.srked os isse ADVERTISEMENT II will he publish
ess unia tersia, and charged aeesrsiisrly. A
hteraiaeduction made 20 those who al vertise by
the year.
Connunics,ions Of a personal character will
be siaaTytd Al tie ssu,e ra,es a. Advertisement,
cssi'uaries sscr ten lines in length will be charg-
ed NJ the rate NJ 81 cents per square
All communications for pahlicaiion must i.e
ssc"'~T~n'cd v-sih 1he rial name Of the author.
sf M a'tcaiion i'll he paid TO them. The real
sssse es the ssihos will not he ,.ssbiisica unless
.sa<ssrwa. hat ine rarr"t consent 20 insert COM
rssnscaticns rnless We know the writer.
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A paper ont in Illinoi. talk. in this

A paper ont in Illinoi. talk. in this
way: '1f you owe any one single do.-
lar 60 and pay him; when there i, 50 lit
tlc money. We ought to KEEP it moving
rolnd lively. Jim owed u and VIC ow u
Bill and Bill owed Jim. Jim got mad
because We made him pay one morning
last week; bat we paid Bill, and Bill paid
Jim. and jim went to bed that night hap
py as clam, with just as much money
as he had in the morning, and three mcu
out Of debt"
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DANIEL. c. HAMMETT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lxcuard,own. 81. Mary 8 County, Maryland
Oct }, lS6s-tf.


To TIE WORKING CLASS.-We are
ncx prepared 10 furnish all CLASSES wisA COLI
,s.ns employment as home, the whcie OF the
time q scs the spare moments business
new. light ani p-os.asIc. Persons OF either
zen easily earn lrom soc. To 50 per evening,
and proportional sum by dcvctins their
~ho.e time TO the business BOYS and sirls
es-u nearly as much as men. That all who
zee this notice may send their sd,ircss, and
s<ss the basiness, we make tbs unparalleled
Ssex: To such as are no, well satisfied, we
~iSi ssnd 81 to pay for the trouble &c writ
ing. t=ll particulars, valuable sample.
vlsscA ~sH sls 20 esusaceee work On. and .
eoPy Of 7xs Pe-pls's Literary CemPaa.ea-
ces oG th~ ls:srss and hes, family newspapers
puhsishsa-all ssnt free by mail. Reader, il
,cu want permanent, prohsa6le work, ad-
csc~ 8 c ALLEN & Gu, Augusta, Maine.
Die e.isc9-sn.
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Lac CO-Partnerskip.

THE undersigned have formed u law CO.
y partn--ship under the hame "f Maddox
h Cranc. They will practice in the Courts of
-Ss. Marv's aud tIc a'pin'ng counties and
als, IN the ConTt of Appeals.
Especial attention paid 10 the collection of
claims against individuals, the State or The
Government. Prompt attention given to all
h:.sincSs eui us:r,l IN ihrr cha,2e
Address. Maddox & Crane. Leonarltown,
ST. Mary's county, MI.
&. FRED. MADDOX,
J. PAREAN CRANE.
Dec. 25, ls67-u.'
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An Irish fair one wrote to her lover,
begging him to seai her some money.-.
She added BY way Of po.tscrip. Il am 50
ashamed of the request have male in
this letter. that sent after the postman
to get it bsck. but the servant could not
ovcrtake him" -. .r
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Mother sent me TO ask you to come and
take tea with her this evening said lit
tie girl to her neighbor. did she say
at what time 7 "No ma'am. she only
said she would ask you. and then The
thing would be off her minl'
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What one Of che planets is supposed to
have the most specie I The moon be-
cause she is continually changing quar-
tcs.