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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoy MosEy MARKsr.-LoSDoS, April III 80 +. NJ
Consos closed at o. for money and 927 tle
United States vewenty bonds, 1862 s0s 1865 old, GA
1867 $50 ten-ore,. S9ls
5bf. SIC.
FRAwKroRr BouRse-FRASKvoRr, April IA NJ
United states hve-twenty bonds opened at 965s for the
issue OF 1862.
> L,vfnpooL Corros MAnkEr.-LrvERpooL April III 30
MThc cotton market closed quet middling nplands
MD. midding Orleans iisd The sales the day have
been 900 bales, including 5000 for export and spccula
ton. Three thousand seven hundred and thIrty.cight
bales Of American cotton from New Orleans, landed
here to-day.
LfvrRpooL BREApsTurFs MARgrT-LrvERpooI, April IL
30 r M-Whea lis ID. lis I'D per Genital for Caliior
MA white and lis 3D. for red winter Flour 26
bbl for Western canal Corn, rs 3D. per quarter. The
market Is quiet.
LIvFRrooL Provisions MAREEr.--LIvrRrooL, April IL
a3n T.. M.ijncon, rs. Cd per cwt. Tor Cumberland cut
aud 3is6d per cwL for short rib mddes. Lard, AIS per
cwL
LONDON PRoDUcs MAaKFr.--LoSpos, April 11-Evon.
ing. Spirits turpcutinc, i9s. J)s. per cwI
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Personal Intelligence.

Admiral Haxa, OF the Peruvian Navy, who had
for several days been stopping at the Grand Cen
trail Hotel, yesterday sailed for Europe on the
China.
General Fl. 7. Reed, of Keokuk, Iowa, is at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain Cook of the steamship Russia, is at the
!BrevoOrt House.
Rev. Thomas B. Wells, of gainesville, Ohio, is
stopping ut the Albemarle Hotel
John ). Edridge, OF Boston, ex-President of the
Erie Railway Company, is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Commander W. T. Hood, of the United States
Navy, has quarters at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
United States Senators O. P. Morton, of Indiana
and Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, the principal
speakers at the mass meeting of last evening, are
staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They will re.
turn to Washington to-day
Governor John w. Geary, OF PENNSYLVANIA ar
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel last evening in time
to attend the grand gathering of Grant men at the
Cooper Institute.
Ex-Mayor Alexander Fl. Rice, of Boston, and Dr.
George y. Loring of Salem Mass, Yesterday ar
rived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and were in at
tendance at the Cooper Institute last evening"
The latter of these gentlemen is the chief of most
influential section Of the republican party in his
State. He would have been the candidate of his
party at the late election for Governor had not
exigency In the shape OF Ben Buffers desire for the
honor compelled the selection of the present Cover
nor, W. ID. Washburn.
Father Gavazzi was one of the passengers on the
steamer Russia which arrived yesterday. He is now
at the New York Hotel. The present visit of the
ardent and eloquent advocate of Italian unity
will recall the excitement that was caused by his
Outspoken sentiments of hostility to Papal soye-
reignty during his previous one. The lapse OF
time, though 1t has impaired the physical energy
of the former friend OF Pope Plus has not destroyed
his zeal in his crusade against Catholicity and In
'devising how to advance what are to him the
interests OF his country.
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE ANIL MOB VENGEANCE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April II, 1872.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April IL 1872.
On Monday night last four negroes, and a
white man named Walter Winfield, entered the
house OF Mrs. N. A. Wilson, in Limestone
county, Alabama, during her husbands absence
she ran out but was pursued overtaken
and outraged. Winfield, In endcavoring to escape,
drowned In the Tennessee River, near Decatur
All the negroes were arrested and placed In the
custody OF the sheriff OF Limestone county. VIII 10
junction OF the Nashville and Decatur
and Memphis and Charleston Railroads.
the prisoners We're taken from the train by d band
OF armed men and carried on. What was done with
them Is not known, though II is supposed they were
Killed Thcy confessed 10 tho Sherii that they were
guilty OF the outrage.
Mrs Wilson viii probably die OF the injuries TO-
cclycd.
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CUBA.
Terrible Slaughter Of nsurgents-Proposed Meet
ing of Importers.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, April IT, 18T1
The fortnighty report of the stan Departments
states that lib insurgents and ten Spaniards have
been killed during the past two weeks.
The DidriO says that the sliip-of-war Tornado haa
gone to sea aid the naval forces, which have gone
on an important mission.
Exchange ON the United States sixty days sight,
a ~ discount. Exchange on the United Statess
short sight, currency, u y premium
The importers OF the island of Cuba will shortly
hold q meeting for the purpose of agreeing upon
measures which shall increase the importation OF
Spanish products, especially the merchandise OF
Catalonia, into the Antilles.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April II, 1872.
There is little doubt that the announcement made
by the London 7eieg,uph, both in its Continental
correspondence and editorially that the relations
between France and Germany were in critical
condition, is pure invention
The London Standards special despatch from
Paris, abiding to the 7elegrdph's story, says
'.Thc sensational statements appearing in the organ
OIL Prince Bismarck in London are grotesque eXag-
geratiOns.n
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A SUSPICIOUS CRAFT.
The American Steamer Edgar B. Stuart Seized by
the British Authorities in Jamaica-Pro-
test of the American Consul.
TELEGRAM To THE NEW yOaK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April i5,l
via HAVANA, April IT, 1872. !
The steamer Edgar Stuart, with q cargo OF war
material. dying American colors, supposed to be-
long to the Cuban revolutionists, arrived here I'm
distress to-day and was seized by the Commodore
commanding at this post as a legal prize, the
steamer not being provided with clearance papers.
The American Consul protests against the seizure
Washington to-day on the steamer Suffolk, viz
Havana.
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COMPULSORY RESIGNATION.

The Collector OF Burlington Has Over
drawn His Fee Accommodating Back
on His Bondsmen.
BURLINGTON, VT, April H. 1872.
The resignation OF General George J.k Stanard,
United States Collector of Customs, Is announced
this morning The is said to be deficit In
his accounts at last settlement of $4,000, which he
could not make good His bonds are ample, and
the government will lose nothing. All his private
property Is secured to his creditors. investigation
by special agent OF the Treasury Department.
shows his accounts for customs all square Dut ms
above His successor Is likely 10 be William WHEELS,
Adutanu General OF the state.
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BANKING AND USURY.
MANCHESTER, N. IT,. April Il,

MANCHESTER, N. H., April II, 1917
A convention of bank officers. representing my
five savings banks OF this state, assembled mere
today to consult upon questions anecing
banking interests These pans az M
Governor smith, OF this city, Treasurer ol inc MET.
riInac River Savings Bank, presided. me uhuy
laws wcrr discussed at length, ana committee
WAS auponted To draft resolutions for the CONSIDER
alton OF the Convention, with view ~ scckLnS
legislative action,
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SPAIN.
Revolutionary Financiering According to the
Mexican Plan.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, April II, 1872
band OF marauders entered the village of Maui
cha, and seized 5000 refs belonging to the NUM-
cipal funds. The commander OF the band gave the
town authorities receipt for the money, to which
he signed his name as 'PecO Commando en- in Chief
of the Federal Armies of Don Carlos.n
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SHOT BY FEDERAL TROOPS.

SpARTANBuRG, 5. c., April II, 1872.
Minoe Paris a poor, honest fisherman, was fol-
lowed by United states troops. shot and instantly
killed on Broad River, while attempting to escape.
The soldiers say they ordered him TO STOP
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.

British Press Statements Of the Existing Rela-
tons and Allegations Of Canard-Has
Bismarck London Organ" and
is It Out Of Tune3
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The new Seamen's Exchange, 1877 aud 1879 Cherry
street, was dedicated yesterday. 1t is handsome
four story building, with white stone front and a
Mansard roof. IL is intended to be really what it's
name implies-a crcdtable and safe resort for Jack
ashore
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A-oFOrever Float that Sta ndarsl Sbeet,''
and long may KNOXS HAT maintain its advance Of ALI
competitors il does present II you wise you
will BUY your Hat at KNOX'S, 2l2 Broadway
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEP ARTMENT, !
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April IL S-A. M.

WAR DEP ARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April II S-A. M. J
Synopsis Jor the Past Ttoe7,ty.foar Hours
The barometer has continued falling from the
Upper Lakes to the Western Gulf and extended
eastward to the Atlantic, where 1t Is higher. 1t Is
lowest over Missouri. Cloudy weather, with light
rain has prevailed at San Francisco and San
Diego, and from Tennessee and ohio to Iowa and
Eastern Kansas.
4 Probabilities.
Tho lowest barometer over Missouri will move
enthusiastically over the lower lakes, preceded by
diminishing pressure, thence to the Atlantic. The
area OF rain will extend eastward over lower Mich
gan Lake Erie, western Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and the South Atlantic States, and over New Eng
land during Thursday afternoon and night.
Rising barometer, northwesterly winds and clear
ing weather will extend eastward over the Mssis-
sppi Valley on Thursday morning, and to Michigan.
Indiana. Kentucky, Tennessee and the Eastern
Cur states by or on Thursday evening.
dangerous winds are not anticipated
Thc weather I'm This City Yesterday.
Tue Following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours In com
parlsom win the corresponding day OF last year, as
Andlca,uu ny the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy. HERALD building
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SPAIN AND ENGLAND.
se.aeh e a British Vessel on the High Seas
Another Case for International Arbitration.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April II, 1872.
Information has been received here that Span
ish steamer boarded and searched an English vessel
bound to Bilboa and discovered arms and gun
powder on board.
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There was brought to the Morgue yesterday, from
pier l6, East River, the body of ar unknown man,
aged about 80, height feet inches, dark hair and
red mustache: had a dark sack coat, black
pants, white shirt with dark stripe, and Congress
CATERS. The body was too much decomposed to be
placed on the MOrgue.
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Chronic Diarrh9n Positively Cured by
MACNIvEN'S DIARTIdA, DYSENTERY AND cHois-
ERA INFANTUM POWDER.
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The election OF the Board Of Officers of the Man.
haitian Deaf Mute Literary Association for the en-
suing year resulted as foows:-For President
William o. Fitzgerald Vice President, Gustave
Fersenheim; Treasurer, Thomas w. Roam: Secre-
tary, George w. Schutt Committee Of Manage
ment was elected, follows B. Campbell who
was unanimously elected the chairman; John
Jaehn L. McGuire and william Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

A.-For Moths, Patches, Freckles anse
Tan use PERRYiS MOTH AND FRECKIE LOTION, tho
well known reliable and harmless remedy for brown dis
Sol nv n druggists
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THE ALABAMCLAIMS.
Publication Of the EngICounter- Case
as Presented inneva.
Duties and Dangers Of Nous in War Under
the American DitiOn.

Impossibility Of 0bservinge New Interna-
tional Obligations CONCEAL Inquisi-
tion-The Trade of spmd Inform
ers-Private Comce and
National Hoality
May Be Invd.
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A.-The Espenscheid Hat for the Spring
Of ls72 cannot surpassed In the essential qualities OF
nene lightncss durability and taste Try then At liz
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Anglers turkish baths, Lexington ave-
nue. corner Twenty fifth streevitaizng before break
fast, invgorating before dinner, more soothing than
opiaes before retiring Ladies, day and evening" GEN
tiemen, day and all night.
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TEE PORTO RICO ELECTIONS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. john, p. r., April 49,
Via HAVANA, April IL, 1872.
Ex.Captains Generals Echague and Mesurd have
been elected Senators to represent Porto Rico in
the Spanish COrtea
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A.-ROyal Havana Lottery.-J. Ii. Mnr-
TINEZ co, Bankers 10 Wall street. Box 4,6S5 New
N4.rL pnoln aic
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Batche1or's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable. insta
taneous. At an druggists.
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Crfsfad0ro's Hair Dye has no Equal I'm
the world II Is the safest and most reliable oil any SOLD
hara
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sIOO. 400 Savcd.-Ten Thousnnh House

superior Iron stable Fittings.-Tho
tridslsupplied. Catalogues sent by mail.
JANIS 4 KIRKLAND, Nos. &, 10 and " Reade street.
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The Toronto Printers Strilkc-Arrestinp
the MalcOntents.

TORONTO, ApFlI tt ISTZ.
Thirteen printers belonging to the Typographical
Union have been arrested for conspiring together
to induce and prevent men from going to work in
those offices where the union is not recognized by
the proprietors. The printers still remain on
strike but their places being rapidly filed up.
The arrested men were admitted to bail and will
be brought before the magistrate on Thursday.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Rev. Samuel II. Virgin will be installed as pastor
of the Harlem Congregational church, l25th street,
this evening. A
The Society pr Practical Engineers meet this
Thursday eve~ing in the Geographical rooms,
Cooper union. The representation OF Timber, and
the measurement of Electric Force" the topics
to be considered.
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AV"9HRV ICItVtFHIUTc y"stcrdhy. .............. 40
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
d. J"0s-.' s.s.....,,........... 52
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On the 5th day of last September q young man
named Charles Kohler, who had for some time been in
the employ of John r. Sutton Brothers, 22l Canal
street, was by them discharged. Some time during
the afternoon OF the same day Kohler went to the
firm OF Nehemiah Cohn Co., at IL Fulton street,
goods which he (Cohn) had recently purchased
from Sutton Brothers, amounting in value to $685.
He stated tRat he had been sent by Sutton Il
Brothers for the purpose Of collecting the bill.
Mr.. Conn, susrosilg Kohler was still IT. Sutton Il
Brothers. employ paid the amount demanded, and
did not find that he had been swndled until several
weeks later. Kohler left town at once and OBJ
tanned employment Oil the line OF the Erie Railroad.
Yesterday morning he happened in the city, and
wac at once arrested and taken before Judge Dow
ling, at the Tombs Police Court, who held him in
default of 1000 bail
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ENGLAND.

Defeat OF the Gladstone Cabine by Parliament
airy Division-An Angry Athor and tho
Dangers of Press Critcism-Fatal
Disaster by Fire at Sa--"Or-
tom Tchbornes Casa
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No , n. ,ne oncratiou Of PHALON'S CEEMICAIs
~ ~ r. ORATOR harsh dry, weak or thin hair,
80 iouht fr one moment its rcgcneruting pf0pcrttcs
4, epoy com pcs the hair to grow and benies whlto
II .trenuthcns the abrous Sold by all druggists
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Keepers In this city could $40 and upward by
chasing supply OF Dinner Plates 81 per dozen China
Plates 81 dozen ivory handled Table Knives 81
dozen plated Table Forks and Spoons 81 dozen AMI
other articles selling 10y NIC0l, DAVIDSON Coz
Is Bxosaway ut hrd lass than The regular prsoes
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PRIZES cashed and information furnished; the highest
,,es pad or Doubloons all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
iinyaiuuent Securities, &c,, &c.
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Coral Sets-NeN styles.
GEO O. ALLEN, Sal Broadway near Fourteenth street.
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~ .r.od with a Brain In IL that ha q

Hahn H. Cough. Great Lecture, "Wuk
a PayYr Cooper Union, this evening
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A.-IIcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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ROYAL Havana Lottcry.--CircuIars and
Information furnished by Il. oRrEGA, IS Wall street.
p,st ntIca bpxl
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Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cashcd ana
sss.u JosEPH BATES Broker. ei Broadway room T.
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GcutIcmen,s Dress Hats, seven OoIinrss
WARSOCK 4 Co. No. 5l9 Broaiway.
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Nassau street.
A-"FOrever Float that sta nda rd Sbect,''
and long may KNoxs HAT maintain its advance Of all
% cay your Hat u at kSo&s 81 Broadway
A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
A.-For Moths, Patches, Frecsles amt
wel Known reliable and harmless remedy for brown dis
cooratons Of the face Depot 40 Bond street. New York.
Angels Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
nue. corner Twenty NTH stree-vitaizng before break
fast, inygorating before dinner more soothing than
tlemen, every day and ali night.
A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. h. Mar
TINEZ co, Bankers 10 Wall street. Box 46s' New
Batchelor's Hair Dyc-Thc Best I'm tho
taneoas. At al druggists
Crisfadoro's Hair Dye has no Equal I'm
the world II Is the safest and most reliable OF any Sold
everywhere.
Chronic DiarrhGn Positively Cured by
ERA INfXNTUN POWDER.
Coral sets-New styles.
GEO G. ALLEN, Sal Broadway, near Fourteenth '1eee
wARNocE & co. No $40 Broadway.
Havana Undergraduates Cashcd and
sss JosGFH BhrEs Broker .. Broadway r0om
,, N r.ouyb (.rcat Lecture, ssWill
itPaysr Cooper Union, this evening"
No Head with "a Brain ~ ~ smn n mss
sf gn hss dry weak OF thin
ON douht for moment It's regenerutns piopcru.s
\, ,ay"v rnrels the hair and benuties, wt1t0
~ The nbous Sold by all druggists
noyaI Havana Lottery.
rates ead ior Doubloons All kinds OF Gold aud Silver
i!nveIument Securities, Nc, &c.
TAYLOR & co, Bankers, ID Wall street, New York.
ROYAL Havana I4ottcry.-CircuIars and
Information furnished by r. ORrEGA, 70 Wall street
Post office box 1876
Superior Iron stable Fittings.-Tho
tradelsupplted. Catalogues sent by mail.
JANIS 4 KIRTLAND Nos. &, 10 and " Reade street.
100000 Savcd.-ren Thousand Houses
Keepers In this city could $40 and upward by
chasing supply OF Dinner Plates at 81 per Dozen China
Plates 81 per dozen ivory handled Table Knives 81 per
dozen plated Table Forks Spoons 81 dozen, and
other articles selling by NICOl, DAVIDSON 4 co..
" Broadway Ut hlrd las than The regular prsces
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CIVILIZATION DIsaRACED BY THE
HOUSE OF COMMoNs--The writer of
"Sketches in Parliament" in the Illus
trated London News, himself member
offhe House, and rather inclined to
uphold tho immaculateness of that As
senbly, in speaking of the treatment
received by Sir Charles Dixie on the
occasion Of his memorable speech in ia.
vor Of Republioanism, confesses that
'sueh noises, such gestioulation, such
yelling, hootiug, grooming, whistliug,
following, believing, as arc inconceiv-
able 70 tho Imagination, came from
The picked gentlemen of England for =
mortal keur, in the presence of specta-
toss." The new Speaker, Mr.. Braed,
vas really disconnected. He couldn't
~ the maleontsnts they went behind
bic chair and made their cockcrows
there. and it seemed Is though Mr.
Speaker vss "going it." Of course nc
Speaker could sec through tho back of
his chair.
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Gro BE CONTINUED.)
Fifty FOR A LONELY YOUNG MAN.

.. W. Holmes in the May Atz1ntic
writes as follows: II know nothing in
the world tenderer than the pity that
. kiudhearted YOUNG girl has for a
young man who feels lonely. It is true
that these dear creatures are all com.
passion for every firm Of human woe,
and anxious to alleviate all human mis-.
fortunes: They will 60 to Sunday
schools through storms their brothers
IRE afraid Of, to teach the most IN.
pleasant and iutractable classes of little
children the age of Methus clah and
the dimen.lops Of Og the king Of Bash.
eos bsadstead. They will stand be.
hind . table at fair all day until they
are ready to drop, dressed 10 their
prettiest clothes and their sweetes,
smiles, and lay hands upon you, like SO
many Potiphars-pcrfectly correct ones
Of course-to make you buy what you
do not want, at Price which you can.
not afford oil this as cheerfully as if it
were not martyrdom to them as we'll as
to you. Such is their love for all good
objects, suoh their easerncss to sympa
thiRa Nth all their fallow croaturas
But there is nothing they pity as they
pity lonely young man."
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THE GARDEN.

Farmers-speakiug in general sense
should enlarge their gardens. II
they would reflect q moment, they
would find that there is no part Of their
premises half SO profitable as the garden,
or as contributing hall so much to the
comfort and health Of the family. In.
stead, as many do, Of having bu: dish
or two OF peas, green beans, beets, su.
gar corn, radishes, lettuce, &c., as the
product of single planting, they
should put in succession Of crops. SO
that through the whole season they
could enjoy these desirable necessaries
Of life. Try it-enlarge your garden
devote day or two extra t. your
garden now and then; do not L. p I'D
eotirely upon the females of the family
who usually have hard duties to per-
form during the growing season ; and
having ooco tri:d it, no good husband
CT father will ever again show any
shortcomings in this respect. Wives
aud daughters could often find that a
little cooking would do great deal in
behalf of:carrying out their wishes in
this respeot.-Ame. lea" Farm Jour:
nal.
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"A Lafay cite lover seated himself on a
barrel turned on its side, while serenadins
bis hearts mistress. In his ecstasy he
rolled the barrel over, slammed his guitar
against shutter inshis efforts to regain
his balance, and disappeared in tho cistern.
The buhbling cry Of the strong swimmer
IN his agony brought ont tho entire family,
including the bulldog, in various brief and
picturesque costumes, ranging all the
way from q robe de mutt aud curl papers.
worn BY the innocent cause Of it all, to a
simple yet serviceable collar, ornamented
with spikes. worn by the bull dog. He was
fshed out Of the cistsrn, and then the bull.
dog went for him, and more demoralizad
lover never took refuge in the first wood:
shed he encountered. :2 .sz.5 :