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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Greeley is called a 'frOO trader"


= Aimee is to sing In Chicago this week, and
5000 worth OF tickets have been sold already.
= Tho yacht Dauntlsss, belonging. to James
for Its summer trip across the Atlantic.
-Miss Kellogg will sail for England to- NOR.
row to fulnil her engagement At the DruTy Lane
theatre, In London
- Tho Empress Of Brazil, while In Paris,
adopted a little girl ten years OF age, named
Dssiree, from the ioundling hospital.
james Gordon Bennett's income IRON his
real estate and newspaper Is s225, 900 year and
that Of his son sI6, 900.
Professor Mitchell, OF tho Georgia Univer.
sly law school, Is beginning 10 study Hebrew at
the age Of 70.
Den. Lew Wallace has bsen very III with
spotted fever In OTaWtoTdsVille, Ind, but is now
reported 10 bo better.
= Miss Charlotte CushmAn,s Illness is OIL
rest. She will not be able to fulfill her engage.
ment In Boston.
- Mr.. Robert Bonner, Of the LedgsT, hal
given $1,000 In furtheIanoe Of DR.. MoCOsh's pro
leet for Increasing the salaries Of professors Ia
Princeton college.
Mr.. Albert Blsrstadt, the artist, has re.
celyod from tho Emperor OF Russia tho stanls.
lAua cross, In recognition Of attentions offered "a
the Grand Duke Alexis during his stay hore.
The bankruptcy Of tho Leland Brothers, II
ehobeut " tho OochAiOn OF belllnk tno orhnu
Union hotel, at Saratoga springs, with all It's
appointments, valued az about $1,000 0oO
The Chicago Post says "H. O. has retired
70 his Sabine farm, and sits in tho shade OF a
grove ofAxle.tToes, sucking calrs,foot Jelly out
OF the hoof with a straw, and consigning every.
body to the flames oi TaTtATus,"
The Paris municipal authorities have AT
length accepted Sir Richard wallAee'S offer to
erect drinking fountains In tho streets OF thai
city at his own expense, and orders have been
given for their construction before the hot
weather sets In.
- A statement is published that Professor
Morse leaves an estate worth half q million OF
dollars, bequeathed 10 his vile, except one
eighth 10 pay his indebtedness Amer Mrs
Morses death the property Is to DO divided
among the children.
= President Theirs takes great pride In bill
reorgAnlled French army, and recently, says
the Cologne Geseffe, remarked 70 geneTal
The army Of Egypt loved kleber, but they
teyeIepeed Napoleoni 50 the Freneh army o. TO.
The following gIaphio picture Of tho
Mretehed condition Of the starving Persians Is
from letter written by DR.. wills from ShlTaI;
people In the villages eat the grass whoa they
can get and At the Blaughter.hOusos every
the starving Door"
- A son OF Brigham Young, In response 10 a
Nentile inquiry, admitted that the Young Nor.
mon women undoubtedly blectsd % the fTac
tionaLhuaband systemi but he said; They nave
TO marry somebody and, II th6y choose a mar.
rled man, they save themselves the pAnE which
they would Afterwards experience Il they took
single man and he married again.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

wE ARR AurHoRizED 10 announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
have been resumed from 3 o'clock until
5, and continue until further notice.
MRs. GovERNoE Cooke will receive on
Tuesdays from 9 I'LL 4 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

THE Philadelphia Press Is by no means
satisfied with the action Of the Harrisburg
convention, particularly the election Of dele.
gates 10 the Philadelphia convention. II
thinks that win need "a superhumsn effort
10 elect General HartrAnft, aud recommends
the election Of new delegates by the people to
the National Republican Convention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

THE EXTENSION OP THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
No matter how often the pitcher goes 10
the well IL will be broken at last. For ten or
fifteen years the subject OF the extension Of
the Capitol grounds has annually been pre-
sented TO Congress, only session after scs-
sion TO be defeated In the House. Yesterday
the proposition again came before that body
on an amendment 10 tho legislative appro-
prlation bill, and gave rise TO an extended
debate, which, we are glad TO percslye, was
on the whole favorable to Washington as the
capital of the country. After a rather
lengthy discussion 1t was finally agreed TO
eKteud the grounds by taking In the two
squares to the southeast and northeast Of the
Capitol, which have been so long In dispute.
To General ChlpmAn Is In great measure
due the action of the House yesterday. In
speech which he made few days ago he
very fully and clearly presented all the facts
In tho case-what on tho one hand the Gov
ornment owed TO itself, and on the other TO
the people OF Washington, who arc putting
forth such strong efforts TO improve and
beautliy the capital. He very properly
pointed out that the extension of the grounds
~ Tue pIebcut thlS ny tht puIcnhelnS OF
these squares was an economic measure, and
again that the General Governments, by Its
refusal 10 buy this property, was guilty OF an
act OF oppression and injustice, inasmuoh as
II intertered with the contemplated improve
ments on Capitol Hill.
The debate on the question was specially
interesting To the people of Washington.
The liberal and enlightened expression OF
opinion on the subject OF improvements aud
the capital generally on the part OF Mr.. May
nard, Mr.. Banks, Mr.. Wood, Mr.. Perry;odr.
Sargent, Mr.. Townsend, Mr.. Roosevelt, Mr..
Potter, Mr.. Poland, Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Holman
and others will be appreciated by our people
and by the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

THERE WAS TINE when the Tribune was
considered an authority upon political mat
ters. The gentlemen who manage 1t at pres
ent, however do not seem 10 be able 10 keep
lts old reputation. For Instance, In late
Issue Its Harrisburg correspondent, in getting
In q baek-handed slap At the Republican
party, spoke of the gerrymAndering Of the
Congress districts by the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature, and deplorel the placing OF those
two large Republican counties Of Berks and
schuylkill In hopelessly Democratic districts
Every schoolboy knows that Berks Is the
strongest Democratic county In the State,
and schuylkill Is generally good for one
thousand or fifteen hundred majority, In
yesterdays Tribune the sdl.or, who slurs
the Republican party in the column Of ''po-
htiesl notes" compliments the present Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl-
Vania, and calls him Justice Clifford" We
thought his name was Thompson, but the
Tribune man evidently thinks Justice Cliff
ford, Of the United States Supreme Court, is
also Chief Justice Of the Pennsylvania su-
preme Court.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
Lost and Found.

nAKKN ABTRAY BY METROPOLITAN
POLLOK. 20 gth ipgianl, alH dsad Cattle, con.
ho.psi vhilg bpasle sgf Wa ied esss, an having
a. fhe bllaaT u ". "a Wal , o., on TUhhDAY,
April 80, ~ 10 Q'cloek, A. m, unlAas Ownership 10
lhoTeto. By tTdsT, GEO, r. HHRRlOK,
AptaSt Property OlsTk,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Nh. PALMER, the president of the Tenth
National Bank of New York, who was en-
gagged with Henry N. Smith in docking up"
three or four millions Of currency last week,
was examined BY the Banking aud Currency
Committee OF the House yesterday. Mr.
Palmer was as innocent as tho newborn
babe. He did not know anything whatever
about It, lila memory was painfully doiec'
tive. 1t was a small transaction which made
no Impression upon his mind. Tho commit.
tee have not nnished with this lock-up
business, and will erdeayor TO hnd out
whether Jay Gould, " Lookup Smith him.
self, and one or two other New York bankers
and speculatoFs have Us short memories as
their accommodating bank president
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

THE FARCE or rARcEs, says q Western
journal, rs the prosecution Of Secretary Robe
sou by Dana. He ends by burlesqulng Sum.
ner's ilasco before tho arms committee"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

In ,rts. q four giis Of n.r solss is.u.d from ne
o. oeianbi., apd 20 me directed, ull ssll at public
Di:Ss O. iSs ISsi ~ q, y ~ GsS ~
:. ~ o'sloet. N all John QhagmAn', fiehi' Itie.
square No. atl 10 tha ety Of waahnGtop. ID, q, 10
Esther With ali and inHular tho Improvements there.
OnappAp, Apd will be sold 10 satisfy o1scutiona Noe.
gi5I M and p1fl IN favor d =. ". webbef %.
IN favor of WIN. fsgan "a John Chapman.
United states Marshal. District q ooippbI..
Arm 10. 1sT1. apiidtds
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
For Sale or Rent.

ToR RgHf-TpE RAB room. pININeRoQn,
ios one yeeI o. QQfp. Apply ~ hhAFfikbD'H, cor
nef Seventh aad Gtfaeia. aploN
Ton .RENr-HousB NO. O9e NEW YopK
y aeenas. c11sainlag sbeo. t{sny .ocn..lneiaa;
nued qlth Al The modern oouvenleaqes. The lot J.
hrutclasa brick eoaoh.hoase and stables, supplied
With valeH Va,sf-oiosats auh plastsred hosier'a
fig,'i...e n y. ss.'. mos, d..ir.bl. vceg,,,, III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

pv.ry a,a,s ,hst has b.ld ~ conyentIon
,hns -, h.' ,rdor,ed ,he Adm,nis,ratIop
and. Win 4 sInol, exooptIou. Instructed ia
dsloon,s. ,o c.St H. vote ior Proslden, Gran,
in tbs Ns,ional Convcn,,on The eycsn,,on
ia NI.sour, pu, no ono do,h,. mai ,hs
,,.n,Ior,.r ~, ~. -, .,,s,..,, ,h.ra III,
ohcv ,hs al, hr, nn.n,,nnns ,-,.hos ~ ,ha
poonle n ,hsIr s,a,o Now Hamn.b,rn Ana
Nsw York To-. snd son,h CaTaIIna Ohio
and indiana KaAAas and CopneclIcu, and
Wl.oousIp have already wheeled into line,
and now we have Massachusetts and Penn.
sylyauIa and Florida following their noble
lead. one by ons thew range tbemaelves
aide nv ,lde In solIl from, unasr The banner
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Special Notices.

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E6 .e ii'' : v, ls fEsss ssssa.s q sA'
6r4rnoYED oRpER OF gRp sIEN,-
Ihe fsgul.t qna!,etly eoa!m1nlqillpn of the
l,h kas ssd 5ns Bt.siS = So sae a.ss.s.S,s d = sss
aria. q. 3, y R.ss-d.:r.
nSg-THs wIsCONsIN .RBPuBLICAr
The ...soS rms EvTTfnSS, S a M.iisis ei'soI III
Members q tas Asaoeiaign esa proeass isksis iof
iSs siiS =. oosdi.iil iayii.a; : ssii
STHuitbHiss6s bHiss6sUeas.So URsasSSo Af4AiSs SSSo5ssfifgR.
Ss sS s.a &. s.ss. .sS 'fss ssS.
T1l Seventh street northwest.
opsn psiif My !. isS Issiisi spisiS"
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FIRST .D1sTRIgT RFPUBLIoAN oIUB ou
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once q ,hs q eat snd Tssss.
&, sHfHfss 81 HsssA s ~ y; I 4 % n
that thsl saftsr the snid osrd vii be In sslsn fru,n
ScS,S.. q N ~. w oS ,sa s.aA Ak
bay, hom . 70 s gslosk. >, ~. fot thirig csassoa.
"A Al sse.si. S.a. 3 ..s board q App..l. .s.r
"riuns' aaa and'' o''o q oiifIi'fFes2iiNN oiRfl,FF ss22iiNN.
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nINgs 70 Ishsarse for the aQflaN MEMORIAL
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Qhtaii.n Aa.oei.iion go hlni.asr. Of The Qe.psl,
NiKps, AZ 1850 s'ciooki ais, on ths sABBkTif,
ss;f'' ss. fsss 81 .is s.s S % 'ssi :sisss 81
ssrk2.gEaalss JtlsFalsgrgC... a. 70 .,l.I:.. AZ.
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delivered fres h.ss In the ei.y. AL implemsgts BE-
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:H;S S:S % SS i'i sSss S.;s'T q ~ Ts:
ROM. Rgil. open from i2tS Z SS,19s. s1 By order
,; e D. MORRISON.
sg-oFricE or kEyIsiRonsSs9sS s..,s \, 4 so.
Daring the building OF OUT nss Baniine Hopss We
,sadePsdg. bs mess,, oreso Wliil.msa a''' hnap
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Auction sales.
Fo.Duy
MT WV. 4, WALL, 4 30, huesissssrs.
go .ua pos si,slf nssss sssss. oorns N.A !.


~ WM' = slNtIst =. tln.s hnettoaeers'
poo apd pV1 f'nns''vsnls a'sous' corner Ni''h ~
LAkvE oAnD Al ILhhCftLE RknkMpIykI
hhkE,gt EkEuAhI DII,AHOIpIS, MhIuuEhg
VffVks,, ,iffl VisnS i.isH NJ,
hfnHok sOPIAikH PtsM rsIV9YS5 fhp Hhyy
DnYN, AND \! U!Hkhnrsfe,. .bIUDS, bbkhNE
BVIl,lMh hakOti,kI!,.,e y, 70 ..s,.,.,..,... ..
l1sndl9 oomwsneinl y o's9,eh, ,ss ~ .el, slhig
our stie the sntire stek % of nv
York hrm valued A. over 5000, Al OF whioh VIII -
snid positively without Ieasste hsety artlole euat.
anlsed - represented The etoch COMP a.
bupefb Oluststa and Solitaire Damlndaln 70 Haes'
Fius EarrinGs and htudf, braoelete, h-u0cpes, 40
Rich shsrat uQld JevelIs set with pearls, hu5lss,
AmethIists, Coral, Emsrhlds, and Other precious
fins CPD Hlruua and Opon.lsoe .1s p.sn3ps 10 30
nn.,i.s nnn.,ms,.a ~ ssens., ~ i ~ tns MS
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- n ~. s.oss y iorg s9s o. tas ns sl' sSd
noess. N ne oopntt. uatllcfn.s ~, ~ teA'' ~A1
s1ssstn 'i""'"Vp nswS9ssTf'iH Htlm' hye,gps.ts.
erN W. "a WAbb y W. aueNVae
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Clark, Kimmell 4 NOrfleOt,
Real Estate Agents,
No Rnt I,oniaiana Avanua

HAye tof sale NE ioioving improved and unimproved
A FARM oE % AuREs, BEAUTIFULLY, SIT.
~ atsd aeaI faus OhgIoh, Va. oyerlooiina The VI
van itO@ De d.Sot Piss is p.s ssss. s.:S.
A THsEgsroRY BRigK HOUSE, ON ELEy.
snle .,rsst h.,se.n g and y, TveIys rooms, bah
sss astatss sbroasSoss houss, sis.s Ssasiss xsss;
elosst y honse sod yard Iard peysd heuss has AZ
SlooO ossh, bsissos IN !, sud SIssfa
a YARM or % .AoKEs TWO MILES ERom
nlss h,,ls e.ss sood sRsinE snd gsI .a.sr'd Esasr
chi rosd. Price Si,sD-ei0 cash, baiSsos Ia issd
A THRKEsToRY BRICK HOUSE ON. N
seld s.,sr ls.seeo 'i2ys pl..,ss psr1 Sptelss ss,
sses to suis psIs6s,sf. Al psr coat iStsrs,t
A TWO sroRY BRioK HousE ON 3 STREET
Ss s. :.1s e. sseoSS S 10, ~
N !, . ahd yp1a
"A TwosIoRY TaAME FoysE OF FIyE
ssS ss-siO % ss.s. balance @ IL ' and souiS a''
A BRICK HOUSE, o. 62RsER or sEo9sp
SrS sS sss sSs s ss s.sL 90 80. .ooS
e.ah, bhaaeetn 4 ana IoAu.
A Two.sToRY PREssKD.BRIcR FRoNr)
.Iss % .sSss I'd soc ss-ss rom;
s.h e,,s rGsI; , e.i a. AZ ~ aodsrn I@yrs,sm.s.
v AoAsT LOT, NO. 81, in SQUARE gs, ON 4
street north. bstwesa erth and ssyeath east OF ~
| By fset. Price, oea,s per foot
ALSO, WANTED
SEvERAL SMALL HoUsEs 70 sell on sasJ terms
| . Or rent Epii.u
| ERRTToRIALNAylNgs LOAN AND BUILD.
4 INu A9aOCfATION = babsoriBtion Booha,
April SUBSCRIBE NOW. Oaios Of Seeretafy corner
Of Ninth and srsets Young Mems Ohristlaa Asso'
/ olatioa BulldlnG. mh1atd
| LoR rALK-DRUo STORE FIxTUREs-No.
II 1900, SSveuth aad ~ fe1lst
| TOR SALE RAVE oPPoRrUNIrY TO BUY. A
| whlts marble steps and windou trimmingsi With
uverJ modern convonienc1 1l rang-, hot and cold
| wAtsri IlO3 slrth street Terms Less than eS1
cash, e.l.aee monlhlJ q js.rI tes !,n ysaIsi ~.
| tate Brok.r corner ftftssutn street aud New York
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
DdrsUMSIRR suIooL OF MEDICINE
Coll,r. RuIla,.r. Corlsr L a,,, az r.,,h ..aR Rst.

a6ysUMaIRR sUIO0L OF MEDICINE
College BuildinE, Corner Of Tenth and I sts.,
siedical Department, Geoea stown College.
Tbs principal object ia organizing this summer
Sehools = give 70 stadents bsttes oPpoltanity for
,hoso1sh aSa lAl9,,nnGs IN .iih he mina'in Of the
Tss Ooarss sii sSas.f q chsis. Instructions
sassssss q MsdlssI Eaassiiea The % ssar,s si siIi
sssiss =. ..ss ..:.es y yss sss hsts.. iIsiss:
d,s, pc IA nsf,sS To- s,r'S AApKKp
0s,'i.i,1. ~ IA p;stss, q M1~'n and Ohd'sp
ss. sI.s.ss. INC y Sssi.i..' z IS $ b, Ross.
Ssssi;.7S ss;ssS. !; 3 g. p 4. s l. / kkIsaY kIsYDfh
The following msmbsrs of the OonsulIlnE Board Of
.ss Sss, esg s MI e %. s':. hC.,t
n. p, psp. p v Klis, Mr. n n Pr &p5pf 49, y y MorGaa. "a
Lecture 90 MONDAY ssI, I5p . N. srSsosIS
s<sy-RKgIsTRRs 0FPIUB, .
NorIcE ' Ps n q3NyYs aIysE AZ mssos or q &
April 4, is7l viii sIPiTs ali lioenses Issued by III:
lAio CORPORATION Of wGAhinstoa 70 agents ownsrs
sIpIIe 81 hmis.sios o. e, spproyed August ~ iii,
siiosssss isSasd 6y The Dls,lci 81 Cesa5is % pro-
dues cS.sr,, Psdder' non-r-s'dsnt dealers and CON
An s,d licenses expiring on saId date must be
Application. ioT licenses must be mad. 10 ths
81 ss2% aa % sss.: s s nd ts
AIoGs, o. money t.gp,rsd r. thereto, - A. o.u
Who shs upon ihs rsespt q ths san Of moSsy StSIsd
thereln' give eeruneAis q dseosit stlting the
aapSS .Sd upon alton q Ssish 70 ,ss RsaiS
tor be license win be Issued. JOHN Y. COOK,
IBHSsSSKr reg ASR HgIsTISS sEsTky A
sSd 3 .iJssis, over GrSsS Wiiis%' suction stOSs
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re5-oFFICE or kEyyI. IonNsQs :, q,
ldrIHs. ]. .M0pNr rLE.sANr .rLAI

dtnEreiY.T noI asr sa%s.t.sS ssd rA1fs r..sI 70
latsrmsnia A me vault has been erected. and ths
utet, bsinG northwest cf Rock orsek. abont three
fourths Of Inus from Boundary strast, and can be
Streets FOR fusthsf Information aprly 70 either Of
the Trvstse,-4asdea snowdep, 1918 y sirssti
lOtt Third ntFvVtI Hamiltou Martin, 1tO New
forh asvaus, Aad Jos. Shorter, A3a has.sehusslts
Ap0-WAHgWs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
New Advertisements.

That NOBLE PoKM. "oHRIsTUs,n BY .. o,
ys, gseduood By oolOFsd mss. Ten cents per oopy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
DbSfTgsTSy bSS ygSSs 2yS8g SHsgH p
RUrr sAIn ..ntt F pf yvvXYfpipSS yvvXYfpipSS tAuns,
ny m COLEMAN, AsciIspeer.
DSoatheast corner Of Tenth strest and Psunsyvsnia


Parties declinng HausehseplnK business viii ind
u 10 their advantage td call on VII pay caah
Tor the Roods, sF sell u pabdc Aucton ~ los psr
DAY and SATURDAY mhns-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25
MEMPHIS TENN. MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 25 1872
Ar,Incial Cleaa..

Solomon says, He that regardeth the
clouds shall not reap but the reapers
on the Rhone have lately been studying
the clouds to some purpose; they have
succeeded in manufacturing them to
order. Successful experiments, accord.
ing to the Lyons Progress, have been
undertaken by the yine-dressers con.
gress for the production of artificial
clouds. Tin receivers, filed with q
peculiarly prepared tar were disposed
over an area of many acres, and when
the tar was ignited thick white clouds
rose into the atmosphere, and spreading
out evenly over a large region, remained
suspended several yards above the soil.
The reader will at once understand the
object and the use of this device.
In seasons when frost is feared
the tar clouds would interpose be-
tween the crops and the sky, thus
checking the night radiation which often
causes -ch ravages in vineyards and
gardens, both in spring and harvest
time This experiment Of the French
husbandmen is, therefore, something
more than a curious scientific feat--it is
fhiuaOle ukllculteiht contIifuutc, ait
the more useful from the simplicity and
cheapuess of the machinery, few dol
lars worth OF tar being ample provision
Tor season until the dangers Of frost
are past, or till the crops can no longer
be injured. This device for clothing the
fields with protecting robe Of vapor,
together the with well known process
Of cannonading the clouds to make them
tell their beads in drops Of rain, shows
how the modern farmer may shape the
elements to his purposes, and rob even
cloud-compelling Zeus Of his tabled at
tributes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25
I.OYe.


True love is grounded on esteem. -
Buckingham.
Iffun is good, truth is still better, and
love best OF all,-Thackeray
Love me little, love me long MARROW
Hate makes us vehement partisans,
but love still more .--Goethe.
la love we are all fools alike Gay.
Love, one time, layeth burdens; an.
other time giveth wings.-Sir p Sidney.
Love is the virtue of women. Dude.
In love, the deceit generally outstrips
the disgust. --Rochefoncauld licttA
Love Is an affair Of credulity Ovid.
Love at two. and.twenty is a terribly
Intoxicating draught -Lufiini nU
Where love dwells is paradise. -
Ritcher.
Love is precisely to the moral nature
what the sun is to the earth -Balzac.
Words Of love are works Of love.
Alger. tstag9 a
Love as if you should hereafter hate,
and hate as il You should hereafter love.
-Chilo. a"
When we love we live. .-Congreye.
Geld does not satisfy love; il must be
paid in its own coin.-Madame Delay.
How shall | do to love? Believe.
How shall | do to believer Love
Leighton.
/ could not love thee, dear, so mneh,
loved ! not honor more.-Lovelace
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A vienna Romanee.

"A letter from VieRna says: The,in.
terest felt in romantic unions has been
increased by the happy issue of a match
entered into by an Austrian Archduke.
A few years ago the Archduke Henry
fell so desperately in love with Miss
Hoffman. a girl OF modest beauty, sweet
temper, and gentle, winning manners,
but possessing no other gift Of rank, or
beauty, a simple citizens daughter,
that no prayers, ino representations
could wcan him from his attach
ment. He married her, however, like q
man, openly before all the world, fulfill
ing publicly all the requirements made
by State and Church. aud willingly
abandoned all the prestige Of his high
position. His name was struck from
the army list, whore be ranked
as Field Marshal, his high orders
we're taken from him, and the wrath Of
the Archduchess Sophia-then the ruling
spirit Of the Imperial family-wsnt 80
far as to cause Eerious reduction Of his
allowance. With rare fortitude and noble
constancy he bore it all, and enjoyed
true happiness by the side of his loving
wife, and in the midst of his numerous
children. At last warm friends, fred
with admiration for his courage, aud
convinced of the genuine merit of his
wife's character, renewed their interces.
sions, and finally saw their efforts
proynsa with slcpeas. During the last
week his dignities have all heen restored
to him, aud the Emperor himself is said
to have been delighted with his new kins.
woman, the Archduehess Heinrich, nee
Hoffman,. -
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A Row Abous eame.

Is there such bird as the American
paFiFidge1 is q question that has pro-
voked vide disoHssiop among keatHekY
sportsmen. An old bird,nlpter fakes
the writers on ornithology 20 task, aud
says there is a general misnaming Of
American game. Our rabbit, he says, is
no longer . rabbit. but hare; our pleas
ant is a grouse; our bAialo is bison;
our elk is a stag, aud our moose is an
Elk, While the TROUT Of the West sud
North Is q bass, aud the partridge isis.
nominaied quail even BY gentlehen
sportsmen.
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We have seen In one Of the papers an
article upon THE Power of Music" in
which the writer describes how, when he
would play his flute at his parlor win
dow, toad would come out from under
the front step and appear to drink in
ihs lslipions melody with an air Of rap
turous exuItation. This must be the
man who lived across the street from us.
We have noticed several times that a
toad came out and sat on the step when
the man began to play the flute; but we
alvgys thought II Was for tba purpose Of
ascertaining what sort of an idiot it was
making such a horrible racket in peace
fnl nelghb0rhood Sure enough, day be
fore yesterday, when the playing began,
cut came the toad, unable TO stand it
any longer. He had another toad with
him, and they went and got the lid Of an
old blacking box, and fixed string TO
it, aud packed into il their little store Of
dead flies and things, aud three or four
small iaads, spd ell ikeiF doWesllo com.
ioFta and hitched on 10 that string and
began to move down the street in search
of q new residence. Yes, animals have
an appreciation Of music, and, knowing
that fact, we have often wondered how
this toad stood it so close to that man
with the flute. Mar Adeier.