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DIRECTORY r0R ADVERTISERS.

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5NgsS$ diE7 nSSs5s sHa CITY AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwElyra
PAGn-First column.
AE sBlP5SH.F4 column
lACHINERY-ELEvENTHP PAGE--Sixth column
MARBLE MANTELS-sEconD PAaE-Fifth column.
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x1sc&LLANEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAcr-
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PERSONAL---VERY. PAaR-First column.
PIAN0FoRTES-NlNTn PAcE.sscond column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTkD-FEMALEs-
NErM PAoE-Fourth column:
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR OR SAL SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExOHANGE-TwEIYTH PAGE-Third
. and Fourth columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-TwxL1rn PAGE-Fourth col
RELIGIOUS NOTIOEs-FIRsr PAcE-sixh column.
9EWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First and second columns.
s1TUATioEs WANTED"FEMALEs-N PAaEmrhird
sIruxTioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsr-Fourth
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAon-second column.
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, 1C.-srcoND P1eE-First
SUMMER RESORTs-EI1vEFra PAoE-Fourth NTH and
THE TRADES-NiNrH PAcE-Fifth column
F1E m LET Es ssEss
rRAvHGRs fsfGns "GHpiDH-rvnvru PAcnr,nh column
SEcosD PAGB-Fourth and ffh cclu,nns
WwEsrdMEsTER GouHTY PRoPERTY FOR BALE His'iT or
WINES LIQUORS, &C.-NIETH PAaE-Second column.
YACHTS. sfEAMBoATs, &c-FrRsr PAor-sixth col
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IDREss SHIRTS, r

hand and made TO order S5 per half dozen. made In
the best ft guaranteed Gents partieula
directed TO this speciality.
visit 10 this department alone convey
dersandng of the advantages and inducements retained
we not only having in stock Of the most extensive
and egan assortments In the city, hut reduced
formerly owprices TO place all goods entirely
yond the range Of competition.
Ladies and gents silk Umbrellas, black and brown,
uaa w yk ho;ie% III rnbralss rhhcd exra sc y,
Fine Alpaca Umbrellas. 80
Changeable silk Sun Umbrellas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Do do English ramc ivory cornellan and sll
yer mounted, all sizes, at bargains
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LADIES', MISSES AND INFANTs'


UNDERCLOTIIING DEPARTMENT
In this department shall offer the greatest variety Of
e m e s i latest Hsin aa most swes
for Immediate wear, or made TO order promptly
DESCRIPTIVE LIST. WITH PRICES, SENT ON AP-
PLICATION.
Splendid assortment in ladies' fine Linen and Cambria
Chcmscs needlework inserted and edged trimmed
with nc Swiss. insertion and vaenccnces lace, made up
Fine Ghem.cs tucked and embroidered bosom trimmed
Muslin and Linen Drawers in various styles, trimmed
IN n,s the most attractive M manner u,.,,, Nah.
unusually rich and varied The finest styles at the very
Toilet and Breakfast sacancs in fine lawn and cambrc
exceedingly ins and a attractive ~
yaenclennes Insertion and edglng at 81 95 superior
IN wsr ad m .nS "" aS tho
selected patterns in styles and prices to suit all tastes
Fine Lawn Plated French Blouscs, plain and trimmed
with necdicwork edgng arc the great attraction " the
Handsome Bridal Sets trimmed with nccdlework nser.
Se ans sssss sSHs'%S and al 'ssM9 Drawers ana
s'd 69:ssss ser Pssi snfnD
variety.
"oUR SPECIALITY,
Linen Pillow and sheet shams, trimmed with nambgth
insrtion between clusters Of tucks, ana finished WIS
hA"0Drs eas'"FF FFtGTfisd MxciIiSEs.
Arc acknowledged he best ever invented -
OUR CORsETs,
Hoop saI,s Paniers Bustles, &C. excel In sugs,ority
aese orss reaed a, Wholesale Prices ana
woven Corsets excellent quality reduced
fsdcs' and missos Gaazo and Mcrlyo finished Vests
and Drawers
Ladies' best 9auze Vests regular made. ........ goo.
lot Misses Gauze Vests reduced dto........... 200.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
ssesns and sns
Gras, Muslin and Bishops Lawn, PiqueA Ac.
Fine Table Is, Damss.n, Sap.ns Towels. 4c Real Lace
Ac, In immense variety at large and entire reductions
this week. b. ALTMAN co,
IA and $50 Sixth avenue.
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JOHNSON, BURNS 4 Co,
Union square,
Will offer Monday, July ], and during tho week. the
balance Of their spring and summer mportatons,
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
l,c65 BROADWAY,
wEsT SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY FIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ.
,. NJ, AT OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND.
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REGARDLESS OF COST

In order TO make for their fall stock being pu
chased by Mr.. johnson and Mr. Burns In the Europea
Markets.
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DRY GOODS.
T. STEWART 4 CO
have made arrangements under
superior management
DtssssSRfse E safsH'f
MILLINERY ORDERS
at one days notice,
equal II superior to highest style OF Partisan art
Broadway Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets
A T. STEWART 4 co.
" ExHRAoRSS XII si'SF 81 Naa2'SS sa2 SSXReAISs isy
sEADy,MApE silk; roplin, Mensa4irs
Organde, Lawn ana Linen DRESSES.
Ladies' Misses and children's
UNDERWEAR and PIQuE SUITS.
BOYS SUITS very handsome.
LEaHoRN CHIP, STRAW and
AT hATs Emnsa f'f PRIoE
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, LACEs,
LACE GOODS In every variety
EMBRoIDERIEs, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
CARPETS, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
notsnsTESfssiss tsf sysgS SsSST,pasao soSps, S5
prior 70 closing their
PLEASE sE1sseSItl cSIk AND sHSESaSsHfsn ExHsfsn
BROADWAY, FOURTH sHSESTss' AVESgE' NINTH AND TENTH
o. ol.sI-I, 20.
AT JAMES MoREERY 4 CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
viii ofrer
on Monday, Juyl,
Great bargains
Plain, colored, Fancy
Black Silks,
preparatory to taking their
semi annual account OF stock.
ATJAMEs xCREERy CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
are closing out
their splendid stock Of
Fashionable Dress Goods
at an
immense sacrifice,
before taking their semi annual inventory
AT JAMES "cREERY co.'s,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
offer great bargains In
Ladies' and Childrcn's
Pique, Lawn and Linen
Undergarments, &c, &c.
Straw Hats
IN all the latest styles,
'pS,SSiny %isS. = aas.pe ths ppRls,ar lla,
at greatly reduced prices
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ATy, vLJOURoux's, l22 FOURTH AyENuE--sTAMP.
N ing, Einbrodering, Lingerie establishment; ladies'
and babies ousscaux specially Of initials monograms
for handkerchiefs table and bed cloths Ladies' and
entrance 90 East Twelfth street.
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We shall offer tho small
balance Of our Black SILK
Suits, handsomely trimmed
In latest styles, at reduced
prices
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A You HAVE NO IDEA wHATA GRBAT VARIETY
IA. Of Goods can be found at tho Cooperative Dry
Goods Store, 33 Canal street. opposite West Broadway
end at moderate pricea Call and zee.
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We call special attention TO the following goods
260 cases OF Straw, Chip, Leghorn and Hair Bonne
and Round Hats at SIC. and 50c. 75c and Sl-less ha
half cost
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A GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.

A GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.
JOHNSON, BURNS Co,
win offer on Monday, July l. and during tho week, the
balance Of their spring and summer importatons
REGARDLESS OF COST
Markets
We call special attention to the following goods
half cost ~'''
RIBBONS
cartons nrh nnSh % GpSiied @ sash sbb9ns -worh 81
s5o pieces sinch do, 81 io-worth 81 50
Black SSS'S Gro GRAIN s 's 7St and
LAcEs
Black Thread and 0uipurc Lacee.
Just received, a new lot of Ladies' Ties In Soft silk
Ps e Gse S"S or fncs sggd
and Scarfs, In new patterns
& ssyera s large y lots a q the late Auction Sales
ladies' White White Cotton Hose ls m regular made $780, &c.,
Ladies' BaI6rssan Hose @ SIX cocked &c., o,c and &C.
worth SOC, SSc, and 7tc.
Misses White Cotton Hose extra me me and extra long,
Gents Enslis cotton Ha Hose - per dozen worth
o Ladies' q eSp.s z, 1 Ssys9 ves'' 7'c c S'c and 81 worth
Gents 0auze Mcrno Vests, Csc, 75c. and Dc worth
&C.,, &c. and 81 20.
SUITS.
Ladies' Suits and Underwear
Ladies' Linen Suits, s. 81 So and $40, reduced from
81, 80, 4l2 and 4l4
Ladies' Cambria and Lawn Wrappers 50 10 upwards
$50 dozen OF LADIES' Chcmscs; aims Csc 75c,
S5c. and 81; worth 81, 81 10, 81 rs and 81 81.
30 dozen Of Ladies' Drawcrs 75c, Sc. and 81 worth
81, 81 25 and 81 30.
Ladies' Misses and Chidrens White PfQue Suits
than cost OF material.
and sc reduced rom u and p,S"n sner' hA @
JOHNSON, BURNS CO.,
Union square.
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Splendid Line OF Striped

Splendid Line OF Striped
Grass Linen, Toilc Ecru,
Plain and Satin Striped
Babtiste Polonaises, trimmed
with Cluny and real Yak
Laces; also, n fine assort-
mcnt of Linen Polonaises
and Busters for travelling
purposes; White Lawn Pol.
0nalses, trimmed with
Needle work Inserting.
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RIBBONS.
95 cartons 6inch oboed Sash Ribbons, Sc.-worth 81
ll5 pieces 7inch do, 9oc:-worth 81 IS
800 pieces 6inch do, 81 Io-worth 81 50
12O pieces Plaid Sash Ribbon all silk c-worh 81 25
1886 p ces 7inch Black Gro Grain, 76c, and S5c-wortf
81 and 81 70
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i DEPARTMENT.
Great Clearing Sale at
an important redution.
Buff Grass Babtistc Suit,
trimmed with deep fiuting,
P0lonaise TO match. 81 9J
White Lawn Suits, diago.
nar tucking, deep sido
plating, full Ovcrskirt and
Basque, both trimmed to
match skirt, reduced from
S8 ~ to.......,........$6 50
Our stock of White Vic
toria Lawn Morning Wrap
pcrs, trimmed with foun-
ces, tucks, and Hamburg in
sertlng. s. 93 and upwards.
Handsome assortment Of
White Serge and Gray and
Blue Bathing Garments TO
suit every taste. Very cheap.
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JOHNSON, BURNS a CO.,
Union square.
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Swiss and Organdle Suits,
Polonaises, Overskirts and
Basques, Swiss Inserting,
Lace Diagonal Tuckpg, DC. /,
at very attractive prices.
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AHS lxwARD.-Losr.. A GOLD BRACELET, ON vRI-
VO day evening, 2Sh inst, Sixth avenue, between
kkvent6 and Thirteenth streets or twelfth street, near
Sixth avenue, The Andsr will receive the above reward
WAY, above Ninth street.
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short sc eyes,. .75c
sleeves ranging from 50 TO observation-disclosures 30. 81
Boys Summer Undershirts, short and long sleeves
Soc, 60c. and 65c
Boys Satin Jean Drawers, all siZcs ......... G0c
Gents' Satin Jean Drawers .75c
The most elegant assortment Of Cents, Youths and
Boys Ties, Scarts, Bows Collars Guns, Hosiery, Sus
pendcrs &C., ever exhibited which this week ofcr at
prices before reached by any house In tile city
% Y-9 Y-~3
Jour OWN MAKE
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Desire 70 state they will this week institute great clos
ing out sae and make handsome reductions ~ cach DC
pArmen the extraordinary low prices OF last week
Avist of Inspection without delay IL earnestly solicited
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IsC Elisssa to siau Birds.

A little girl seeing the servant
throw the crumbs into the ire rrproy
ed her by saying
"Don'tyou know that God takes
care of the sparroWs p
IF God takes care Of them,' was
the careless reply, we need not trouble
ourselves about them
"But,' SAID the little girl, Il had
rather be like God and help him to
take care of the little birds than scat
ter or waste the food that he gives US. -
So she carefully collected from the
hearth the crumbs that were not al
ready destroyed By the fire, and threw
them out Of the window. In short
time she was rewarded for her care by
seeing several little birds fly eagerly
to the spot and pick up the crumbs
she had scattered. After this she ev-
cry day collected in a little basket the
crumbs and bits Of bread that had fall
len around the table, and threw them
out under the window for the little
birds, and during all the winter these
little creatures came re3ular Y To par
take Of the food thus provided for
them.
How beautiful it was to see this lit
tie girl trying "to help God, as she
said, and thus early learning to Lc
kind to the hel ploss and the needy Of
C,1', o,oot,,rnei (.1l l,,. ,,,l, , IL, ,.
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Patrick Henry.

The moment that the United States
had established their indepcndencc
on firm basis, Patrick Henry, 50 re-
nownel for the bold and active part
which he took in ctecting this rcvolu-
ton, was the first to forget all rreyi-
Gus animoSitics, and to hold out the
hand of reconciliation and peace. IIc
was a strong advocate for every moa-
sure which could induce tie return of
the refugees who had cspouscd the
cause of the mothcr.country and
made a propo.ition in their favor
which was very severely aujmalvcrt-
cd unon by some Of the most rcsnect
ed members Of Congress Among
others .Julge TYLER. the sneaker Of
the \ Asscm6lv ychcmeuE,y opnosed
him, and in Il committee Of the House
demanded show hc above all other
men, could think Of inviting into his
family, an enemy from whose Insults
and Injuries he h ii suffered 50 severe
'lv2" The following was his pro,opt
and beautiful reply -
Il ackuow)cldo' inl.el sir tl,t I
have many ncrsonal Injuries o. which
to COMPLAIN; but when | enter this
hall of lcrjslo otion, | cnJcavor rs far
as human infi~mity will permit, to
leave all personal feelings behind me
This question is national oncanl in
Jecjdlno it if Won act wisely Won will
recard NOTHING but the interest Of fine
nation. On the altar Of NV countrv's
GOOD T am wi)linr to sacrifice a)l per
sona) resentmants all private wronos
and am surn 7 9 bou]i most ohsur}jv
A,ttnr mvse)f if | thonohi that | wns
the only nerson in this House capoblc
of mol,;na crch , c,criGcn"
Mr. Uonrv tbon nrornodal to show
in a vorv forcible ,nannnr tho no)inv
nf ,s;,,n ovorv nosc;hln mo,n, If onG.
,,ont;,o tho ,dn,lot;on of = oo,>,ts,.
90 vet 90 th;nlv ;nhah;toJ ,s mar;n,.
whose fntnro 9re,,tnnss h. Tins nro.
nbnt;c,lIv lon;ctoJ ,-
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arch Jacob, and with the last prayer
upon his lips, yielded his spirit and
stood before the judgment seat of his
Creator-of that God whom he served
so faithfully eighty-fve years On
the tomb Of Mr.. Hughes were inscrib-
ed
Peace to thy gentle shade and endless
Thy errors pardoncd and thy virtues
Selected from q favoritc funeral
hymn by his dutiful daughter.
Mr. Hughes was blest and consoled
by the attectionate care Of his young
est child, (Mrs. Elder), whose aim
through life had been to honor her
parents. She bcheld so mitch purity
Of character, so much disinterested-
ness, so many virtues worthy of imi-
tation in the life of her venerable
father, that the pulse of her very heart
beat with reverence for him,
She was also devotcdly attached to
her step-mother. If we obeyed our
impulses, we might say more Of this
amiable lady than this brief sketch
would warrant. Suffice it to say, her
modcsty was Of such a nature that
few knew her worth but to those
who enjoyed her intimacy she gave
warm proofs of friendshI y and SINGER
ity. Her virtues We're many, but
charity covered them all. V We quote
the words of II poet:
"On her smooth forehead you might SC,
! expressed
The even camncss of her gentle breast
. Mr. Hughes had been attended il
his dying moments by his friend anc
pastor, the worthy Father Hickey
This Reverend gentleman had live'
with the family Of Uncle Jimmy near
ly twenty years lie looked " on thu
Venerable old man as his father anc
bcdewed his grave with tears. Nh'
among Emmit.burg citizens have for
gotten dear Father Hickey?
The night dew that falls, though in 81
lcnrc il wceps,
Shall brighten in Tcr,lurc the graz whcr
he sleeps;
And the tear that We shed, though in sc
ere, it rolls,
Shall long keep his memory green in on
souls"
SECOND PART IN Or NEXT.
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Three EAiSscs Of Farewell.

THESE exquisite verses are from one OF
Esther Wynn's Love Letters in S'T70nerS y
Magasine for December.
Three, only three, my darling,
Separate, solemn, slow,
Not like the sNii, and joyous ones
We used to know
When we kissed because we loved each
other
Simply to taste loves sweet,
And Evishcd our kisses as the summer
Lavishcs heat
But as they kiss whose hearts are wrung,
When hope and fear are spent,
And nothing is left to give, accept
A sacrament.
First of the three, my darling,
Is sacred unto pain;
We have seen each other often;
We shall again,
When We pine bccallsc We miss each other
And do not understand
How the written WOr!S are 50 nuCh colder
Than eve and haui.
] kiss three, dear, forall such pain
Which We may give OF take;
B lricl, fOrgivcn, before i comes
For our Ioyc's sake.
Thr sccon k:>.,, lay ,l"ll;rg,
l. fall oi'j"y'" ewe thrill;
We have blessed each otI.cr always;
We always will.
We Shall reach until we feel each other
Pass al! tie tinlr and space;
We shall listen till Mc h,Nr each ot..cr
In every place;
Tie earth is iull ut M sScNg"rS,
Which love sends TO and ilo;
] kiss tl,c darling, for all joy
Which We sl.,.,... Know,
Tie last kiss, oh, my darling,
My lovc--l cannot see
Through my tears, as remember
What it may be.
We may die and never see each other,
Die with no time To give
ANY sign that our Hearts are faithful
TO die, aS live.
Token of what they VIII not sce
Who see our parting breath,
This one last kiss, my darling, seals
The seal of death.
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SENDAT Y ON THE RHINE.
BY ESTELLE A. LEWIS.

1t is the holy Sabbath day
The day of rest and prayer,
When q thousand wind-ha, ps play
In the temples Of the air;
Man and beast, the breathing clod,
In the fulness of their hearts,
Hold a jubilee to God
For the bountics he imparts-
And my heart with them keeps time
In a low, soft runic rhyme
AS at ease here recinc
On the border of the Rhine.
Swcct-lippcd flowers with Sabbath smi,e3
IIcavenward lift their soft, meek eyes;
Warblcrs, putting OFT their wilcs,
Watt their anthems to the skies;
Veteran oaks that guard the banks
Add q deeper minstrclsy
Listful leaves breathe tunriml thanks
TO the God ofland and sea-
And my heart with them keeps timc
in a low, soft runic rhyme
As at case here rcclinc
On the border Of the Rhine.
Sylvan psalms-th Thanksgiving songs
| Unto low toned organs sung;
Preachers preaching to the throngS
In full many a mystic tongue;
Choral hymns for newly wed;
White souls landing in this world;
Marches for departing dead
With their earthly banners furled--
To all these my heart keeps time
In II low, soft rlnic rhyme
AS at ease here reclinc
/ On the border Ofth Rhine.
Wind harps play in minor keys,
As afraid to drown my prayer;
| Flora trcads the Rhcnish lcas
With a step as light as air;
SOFT on tiptoc woods-nymphs walk
BY the silyer-footcd stream;
, Whispering low, the brcezcs talk,
Fearful they may break my drcam-
Whilcmy heart essays to climb
llcavcaward in soft runic rhyme,
As at ease here rcclinc
On the border of the Rhine.
Guardian angels toward me glide,
Bringing each an olive bough;
Love is sitting by my side
Twining myrtle round my brow;
And the past behind me lies
Likca storm that hath gone by,
Held against the distant skies
BY the d"y-god's flashing eye
And the present, stepped in thyme,
Folds me in Il smile sublime,
As at case here rccinc
On the border of the Rhine.
C"Ioyae, Gcrmany, July 24 1871.
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a,A'E' n HI d II IL L..
FNEDERIlK CITY, MARYLAND
+, B, CARLIN, Proprietor.

+, B, CARLIN, Proprietor.
THIS popular and well known Hotel
having been Thoroughly renovated, offers
many advantages to the travelling public.
The exterior Of the Hotel, which is now
four stories, presents Il beautiful appear
ancc, and will compare tavorahly with any
structure of the kind in the State The en-
tire arrangements Of the Hotel are in keep
ing with its outward appearance, and ID
supplied with every modern Improvement
and convenience, and has been newly fur
nshcd throughout, at Il very heavy cost No
pains or expenses will be omitted to pro-
mote the comfort Of guests.
The cnyiablc reputation the Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge of it, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence Of his ability to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
There ia attached to the Hotel a spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Barber
Shop, Bath House, &c.
Attentive and polite servants will always
be in attendance to wait upon guests during
the day CT at any hour of the night.
Respectfully,
FRANK B, CARLlN,
AL Il. f,- D.. ,ri,tn.
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Twisted hemp cures felons.
Bits of frontier lifc-scalps.
Irredeemable bonds-vagabonds. :.
The ship that everybody likes
good fellowship.
Whom did Adam marry, and when
did he marry her?-One Eve.
A Troy girl says she had rather
have her Qorsets tight than her fellow
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-03

WlDows-An exchange paper, the
editor ofwhich no doubt lately "set up"
with q widow, goes on thus: "Flr
the other half of a counting match
there is nothing like an interesting
widow, There is as much difference
between courting q damsel and wild
ow, as there is between cyphcrlng
in addition and in the double rule CT
three. Courting girl is like eating
fruit all very nice as far as it extends,
but doing the amiable to a bluceycd
hcreaved one in black Grape, come un-
der the head of preserves-rich, pun
gent, syrupy. For delicious court rs
we repeat, give us u live willcr,'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-03

The Pope recently sent for a monk
to come to him and be made Bishop.
The monk begged to excused, implol-
cd tho Pope to let him off His only e1-
cuso was q want Of memory. 90 we'll,
sud the Pore, "the worst of that will
be hat after you are dead they cant
speak of you as of happy memory,
This will be only slight inconven-
ience, and a Bishop you must be.