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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-25

TORTOISE shell and horn combs last
much longer for having oil rubbed i'm
to them once in while
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Notice.

Estate of Samuel Stewart deceased.
AnOTICR l. HEREBY GivEN BY THE UNDER
~ signed, administrator of the estate OF Samuel
Stewart. deceased TO tho creditors OF, and all per-
sons having claims against. the said deceased To
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months after the first publication Of this notice
TO the said administrator, at his Office IN Idaho CITY.
County OF Boise, and Territory OF Idaho.
JONAS ". BPOwS,
Administrator
Dated at ;daho City. june II. lsTe-4v.
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GENERAL GARIBALDr failed TO procure
the annulment Of his marriage with
Signora Rai,nandi.
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TIE reason why Tommy didn't
seem inclined to make room for his un-
Gle was because it was carb-uncle
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A BARKEEpsn Of long experience
says il takes printer to set 'em up.
II Greenwich Observer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-25

The Oregon State fair will begin
on October lst and run until the 9Th.
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"a ~ ~ M not easily earned in these tsp,.s
tsT7 n + hut 1t can be made in three ln,n.hs
by any one of either sex il. any ma -
IN OF the country, VINO is wiliup la wort
Va q steaaliy at the employment t1at ,yc
II = y furnish. SOC per week IN yoor own
70 n You need not be away from HON. ov..
nlght: You can give your Whole time to In, v,or,
OF only Your spare moments We have aren,s VII,
are making over $50 per day. All who .n,a.s -,
once eau make money fast AT the present Tn
money cannot be inade so easily AMI rapidly a, a,,
other business. 1t costs nothing TO try nc -
aess; Terms aid 50 outfit free. Ad .ress AZ enc,
II. HALLETr X @. Portland. Maine. 'o
S--July 24-.7--ly.
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MUrroN sheep are selling for 81 per
head in Lane county, Oregon.
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lHE father Of Wade Hampton
owned more than 3 900 slaves
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-25

A MOUNTAIN lion recently carried Of
an Ogden valley chIld.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-25

UNIrgD States Consul Conmifs died
at Ottawa, on tie 18th inst
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Six cadets were dismissed from
West Point, few days ago.
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TnE Panama Railroad has ,leclaret
d dividend Of per ccat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20
alexandria QDuzette
MONDAY EVENING; OCTOBER 20

A FEMALE "DETECTIvs."--Mrs. Tomlilson,
who figured somewhat VIGOROUSLY in Bridge.
port year or so ago. in q shooting afIray, in
which she applied cold poison 10 her husband
and then 10 herse!f. bu. without fatal results,
WAS in Hartford on Saturday in the pretended
disguise o. q detective, ard went to the priaon
at Wethersfeid 70 interview Mra. Alexander,
the Bridgeport woman who was in the killing
business ~ one tinc, and il now serving life
sentence.
Mrs TomlinGon represented herself TO DO en-.
gagged III looking up evidence with reference 10
phans arc Interested. Tie mother OF these
children. in her last sickness, was attended by
Mrs. Alexander. which fact is looked upon ga 3
atcong presumption thet death WAS not wholly
duo - EaLurs! r4uscs. Tho "lomao dctoctive,"
hoWcvcr lid 40. got tho information she desired,
1t Indbtd mo Was attor any.
Mrs. Toniinson is represented ~ boiIg youth
ful and fresh looking, or, in the descriptive
rarlancn Of Tie police officer who furnished her
escort 10 tho prison, Is ''as rugged as hired
Innh'-1nd - incilnci 10 DO very FREQ and essy
III fer conversation. She gave dGtsiled account
OF her husbands successful eiloItI TO secure e
divorce from her the ground of adultery
and said that she WAS dragged by man en-.
pic ed to go. evidence against her. That man
Is now IN Now York, aud sho las her ego on
hiui, ana proposes to get evcL with him when {,
iHv"rsb'e opportunity oitsrs If she is what she
prGiehd7 to DO shs mus! be considered o valua-
5lo addition 10 the detective force of tho me-
trorols. Her qualifications would soon to bs rst
Glass. Hartford CoHraW.
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STEAMER .n1TTSyG.

-SsssA CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
sAa1aSSss GY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI-
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers loaTe Alexandra EVERY TUES,
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria witk tbs O..
a. 6 n. and y 6 y. <. Rs, snG at Pbilsdel.
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness aud care,
free of commissions.
no charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bills
rfladinS 2l7on. Insurance at tho lowest rstes
Agents;
+. 4. REED, Alexandria
w. q DE 8 CO., Phisdelrt is
GEO: y. HYDE, Georgetown, D. g.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington
IAN ST.
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s.EsSAE HspEssJEN.

V1kGIhlA.: IN tao Clerks Chico of the Cor
poration Court of ,ns city of AloxandIis,
on tho 18th dag of September. 1879.
Virginia Ellen Lawson, bv Presley Bach, be:
next friend, complainant, against james i.
Lawson, defendant in chalcory.
Memo. Tho object OF this suit is to ob:sia !.
decree divorcing ito complainant, Virginia ii.
len Lawson, from the bond Of matsiuony wit.
tho defendant james Il. Lawson.
The defendant, James E. Lswaon, No!
having entered his appearance and given
security according 70 the act CT Assembly
and the, rules Of this Court, and it ar.
pcarlng by affidavit that he is not resident Of
this State, it is ordered that tho said defcndan.
appear here within one month after duepublics
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit and that . cory
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in the AleI
andria Gazette, 8 newspaper published in the
city. or Alexandrla, once week for four ste.
cesalye weeks, and posted at tho from. door OF
the Court House of this city. A copy, test:
MCETOr MAEYE. CLERK.
Albert Stuart, p. q. sep3c-wiT
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FGs: E'DT0MkG ESIVEis.
SGE.S ". TVD.uI.sU.v

STE.F.TEsi SGE.S ". TEyD.upSU,V
hVGEY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
CADAi, St $50 q. IL returning On alternate
days
The stesIaers Of This company make conrac-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East
at New York with all points West and North
west, and OF Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given aud freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to T.. 4 REED, Agent;
Jsnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Office under Natl. Metrop. Bank,
sep ZI-lt Washington, u. G.
7 u AZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

SAPANULE.-GCOD FOR HAN AND
~ BEAST-It cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprsins,
sores, lold and new stops Bleeding promptly,
takes the fire out Of Burns and Scslds, removes
lntsmmntory Pain, such IS Headache, Neural
gls, Bscksehe, etc; tskes the scrsness out of
bunlons and Corns, curing them, and is o GER
tain cure for Chilbiains It is the best Hoad.
wash ever used. For sale by
augS L. STABLER & co.
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Fisss NEW YORK.

;Tk'G5.sS :-Ess y, &. K.rgGHrsG.TD JDEz.S
GIBSGsH-
AVSEI FRIDAY, ct y H.; ard returning,
ioaro tiow York, FROM pier IL, East river, EV-
EHE SATURDAY. st 4 o'clock y. n.
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RAHAEGAHa,
WFASHINGTON q OHrC RkII,HO!
WRITER ARRANGEMENT.
BecinOjnor Not 1870

Beginning Oct. 4, 1879.
= The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington a,
9oo a. m. and Alexandra ut 9 05 g. m. dsily
except Sundsy; pass Leesburg, going west.
WARD all! III q. NJ and arrive st Round Hil
81 Il IN. Leave Round Hill at 1890 p. M; pass
Eeeao9rg. going eastward, at 10 p.m., and A..
rive al Alexandra q. S:15 p. ~, and ct Wash.
fhe A e { 81 Il 3 TRAIN willles7,
Washington at 4 % and Alexandria at 425p,n.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Leesbury
at = 9O ,. m. Leave Leesburg At 90 8. m
and arrive ST Alexandria at s IL a. m, AID
Washington at s 60 a. m.
% Passengers from Washington will tska
tho Washington and Ohio cars st the Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station st OF a. m. and
p. m, and 90 through without change Of ca: s.
The BUS am. train from Alexandria And L. s.,
p. M. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coscho.
for Snickefsvillo: Borryville and Winchester;
s!so with Reamer' s Line Of Coaches, which leay Q
heesburg daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward mako close connections,
ct Vienna, with Sisson's Line OF Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets. FL cts l,er mile
!: l.. HAVENEn,
ocl Iii General Ticket Ayon,
tXT g., WIG. MIDLAND & q. s. Il :.
W JOHN =. BARBOUR, Eocoive7.
On snd after SUNDAY, Sept II, 1872, IL,
senser trains will run as follows:
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~ a lsrge and Superior stock of Gentle
mems Fine Boots and Shoes of every descrip.
ton. Prices lower than ever.
sepl9 w. Il. WADDEY, ITO King ST.
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South Houht Mail H1pios,

Hail, Southwark. connects a. Gordonsvi!i.
with Chcs. u Ohio i. IL, isast end We5t A:
LyncGburg, connects wth Atlantic Miss. j
Ohio Il. K, through Sou.hra;t Virginia, t
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little R,c;
and Texss-and at Danvilio with Rich moai 4
Osnvills K. Il, TO South md Soutawast
Express Southwark connects a. Gordonsvj
to all points on Ches Il Ohio. ana. at DanuN,
to all the South and Southeast
MIXED TRAINS for Msiu Limo Iowa A
exandris daily, excspt Sunday, SDJ 3. M 81!
Us p. n, and returning arrive NJ Aiaxsrl-.!
GO v. m. snd Us .. III.
For MANASSAS LINE lesve Washing,
7C0 q. N. and Alexandris 7 . g. NJ, dali;
except Sunday, arrive ut Strasbury at IL = pa,
connecting with the Valley Rad East All
West Leave Strasburg 3 - p. n . arriving ~
Alexandria at 81 p. III. ...
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV
ISION leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursi,y
and Saturday, st s. q nj , and returns Mcn.
day, Wednesday snd Friday, at , 50 p. m.
For Middleburg, daily connection st Pain.
station.
For Uppervile, rsgnlsr connection 81 De-.
For WARRENrON, lenvo Washington *
! 90 q. m. and Is p. II. daily.
All trains mSke good connections, at Wash
ington, to and from North and West.
7 90 8. m. running through without change.
On Express train, leaving Washington at + 10
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only 81, through 10 Danviile,
connecting to al South.
EIcursion tickets on sslo al low rates to tha
celebrated Resorts Of Virginia and West Vr.
ginia.
Through tickets very low to tho South AZ
Southwest.
sep ID j. III. BROADUs. g. IA
1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE MOTH, w EST s. SOUTH W EsE:
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDiD sCaNEAl
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
juno 80, 1879.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAIIRCAD co.,
ner Of Sixth and B g., sols, az follows:
For Philsdephis, Now York and tho East,
l:SO p. NJ. daily, except Sunday. ari
l0l5 p. m. daily, vita Palace Cars. L'm
ilcd Express of Pullman Psrlor Csrs 81,
m. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdslph,,
So am, except Sunday, and $50 D. NJ. daily.
For Pi..sburg andtbe West IT, 30 a. m daily, vii.
farlor Cars to Pittshurg; lao p. N. d.
with Palace Car to Chicaso.
For Csnsndsigus and the North, 20 L. m
except Sunday and 7.sD +. :. daily, except
Saturday, With fslsco Tar Csnandsigl.
For Watkins, 1920 y. IN. isIy except San.
day.
For Baltimore, 6 ~, S35, 40 and 1870 g. m,
100, 10. An. go. 7.tO aad 1918 =. H.
On Sunday, 1850 i. m; $40, 7.AU and l0Ii
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria 6, no 8, 9. IL aud II BE- an
Lie, 3. 40, 6. 600. Z and ii 30 o. III pa
Sunday Il: II. m, and LID and D. NJ
T1.sins leave AloIardris for Wasain.ton. |; Oh
7.l6 coo. 9U0, 10 and IL A.n.,l Am, i, G.ui
and p. u. aid II night.
On Sunday at $40 and 10 n. m, AMI i o. D..
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH va
Qusntico snd Richmond, will leave Alexis
dris at 10 d. d. daily and 80 .. m daily.
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured
princpsl railroad stations md ticket o;Gc".
Southeast. L. =. FAHEER,
EcE'l. Passenger AXrnt
FRANK THOMSUE
General Manager myl}
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JIM. n. BERhLEY would call attention
~ 10 Blue, Brown. Grey, Repellent, Cloths,
Black Cashmeres, Cslored do, Australian
Crhpes, Sui!inga, &C., which are being sold at
great bargains. oet
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eySsaaEzEEaE9M ssEEssjNsHTs.

s0zaEsEsazssN ssEEEGzraHwa-
YEAS. s. TAYLOR 5s.'
azNahA IL { U6m Il ssSt5S' SE S&S
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. 3. F1CKLEN s. SONS
UGLEBhAIED BRIDGEWATERF FAMILY
FLOUR,
il North Union atraet.
jan . AoIsnd7is, Virginia.
HAEnoN Z SMITH,
WHOLESALE
GROOER8 And GEN aHhL COMMlSSiON
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince and Royal ats.,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
ConsigHmonts Of Grsn md Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns made. iYln
II Akbow BROS
wHoLssALE
GROCEEs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
JOHN GIB5UN'S SON & CO.'S. CaBInET
x. Xxx and XXX WHISkIEi. End
Thompson's pure Rye WhCkoy; Foreign
Wines and Brandies, Ale. Pcriar
and Champsgnes.
sg-AGENCY OF THE LAFLAND &
RAND POW DER COMPANY.
N. " COZ, CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS.
Coffee roasted for tho trade st 75c por sack
my 6-tf
&. MIL3UEM,
WHOLESALE AND FANILX ukOUaN,
GaA ;;s2.GEK AND CuMMIssiON
MERCHANT
lsU :: Iur;a Royal s.., Gt,aT asr!tes s.:aca
!t:exaai4.:.;a, ~.
i;oas;xn.aants s.ld orders VII ;sca:gs careful
sAs: pr"1lH. at.c:la0n !aT -
sg.21uMai' Fis:GGli;;2 81. Ageat,
H&A&RAA
u0aMISSlcN MkRCHAH'G
No. II King street,
hLsXAi- We
agent fer no salo CT
ISAAC ENGEE'g
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New Books, Magazines, Reviews
&c, &c, &c

&c, &c, &c,
mr. FIsEJN'LHS, 05 kEsTG 81
THE INFLUENCE OF JESUS, by Rev
Phillips Brooke, Rector Of Trinity Church, Bos.
ton; price 81 -.
THE POEMS OF FRANK O. TLCKNOR.
MD, with an introduction by Paul II. Hsyne;
ST 30.
IN THE SCEILLINGsCOUaT, 3 romance
from the German of 4. Msriit., translated By
Mrs. A. L. Wister; 81 GO.
Mr. PHILLIPo' GOVERN ESS, By the
"Dsnbury News" Man; G0c
A TIGHTSQUEEZE 50c
VIVA. by Mrs. Forester; 50c.
THE GKACCHl, MARIUS and SULLA;
81 co.
SAMUEL JOHNSON, by Leslie Stephens;
10 cents.
Just received full stock of BLANK BOOKS
cheaper than ever; Ledgers, Blank Books,
JourEa!s-cap, denny ard medium. MONOGRAM
dunn and Pass Books, al sizes.
REV BOOKS daily.
oct GEO T. FRENCH
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oct7 GEO. +. FRENCH.
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS!

CoLLECT0Rs OFFICE, Oct 2. 1879.
Notice IS hereby given that the tax bills for
1879 40 now in the hands Of tho Collectors The
attention q al parties interested is respectfully
called to tho following extract from tho Rove.
nue. bill Of this year:
Upon all bills paid in full by tho lst day OF
November, 1879, the collectors OF taxes shall o.
low q discount O: jiCc per cant, and on all bill,
paid by the let day OF Decemb Der, 1872 they shall
allow discount of tro per cent and on all bills
not paid on inc End day OF December 1879, thero
shall be assessed and collected penalty Of FIVE
PER CENT upon the amount Of said bills, and
on al bills remsiring unpaid on the let day OF
Juno 1870, dsmages 1T the rate of irclrc per
ccntnnl per annum shall DO paid"
Olico Room No t. Royal street front Mar
ke. Building. J. T. HILL, Col. N. Dis
oct 2.1m S. X. FIELD, Col S. Dis.
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FGOWELLS PREPAEED CHEMICALS
& FOB WHEAT are we'll known in this sec.
lion, and are u1cquslied. We are prepared 10
u sll orders Vt Baltimore prices, The farmer
thus saving freight. Also Ground Salt Cake,
Nitrate Soda Gulphste Magnets, Sulpbats
Ammonis Sc.
oct9 E. S. LHADREATEH s. BRO. .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-04-18

to remember that tonight we are the abject
and the defeated be merciful.'
"Tho Colonel laughed. Aud they could
not tell whether it was with good faith or
subtle irony that he rejoined, You are right,
aud then went on.
" In that little room, yOndcr, | told my
sad story to that good great man who is gone
And folded up my queer treasure again. for
! could not leave it behind to bear Witness
and besides having paid such n terrible price
for it. did not see why my aunt should not
have it, And she ate it for her supper that
very night, and the next morning almost as
soon AZ it was light, there was the General
hammering at the cottage door, with bas-
ket Of fowls and fruit, carried in his own
hand And then and there, I took the little
chicken-bone, and vowed | would keep it till
the snuff box was found, and l myself was
such man among such men that none would
smile at my poverty, or even despse my
weakness
"That is my story" said good Mrs. Mar
tin, deity folding up the stocking which she
had finished off while she related it. THAT
is my story as told me by my own uncle,
who was at both these dinuer-partes. And
it has always taught me not to be too sure
that there can be but one sort Of reason for
secrecy My dears, we should never think
evil while it is possible for us to imagine
good. l believe thatit is because God knows
of so much goodness, which We never hear
about that lie has patience with the world"
The 1r00SV
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-04-18
How Soldiers Pared in 40.

Some curious old papers, some of them on
State affairs, have come into the possession Of
the Secretary Of War at Washington. The
following is sadly interesting for the disclo-
sure it makes of terrible priyatious in the pa
triot cause in the Revolutionary days, such AS
finally tempted too successfully one brilliant
officer to become n traitor. Arnold's suffering
does not excuse him, for the rest suffered as
much as lie and remained rue.
Among the papers is "A letter of Benedict
Arnold, written Just thirty -four days before he
consigned his name to infamy. 1t is dated at
West Point, and addressed to Colonel Picker
ing quarlarlnastcr at Philadelphia. 1t tells a
sad story Of the privations of the Revolution
AIRY heroes. He states that there is not
tent Of any kind of camp oquipage at this
poverty struck place :" that ''the quarterinas-
ter's department is entirely empty, and that
there is only one camp-kettle to eighty or one
hundred men"
He complains very bitterly of this state of
things, and begs Col. Pickering to find rem
ely, and adds postscript to his letter, in
which be says: There is not quirc Of pa
per or article Of stationary at this post or in
the department.
To this grieyous complaint Col. Pickering
replied, Il am unhappy to inform you that /
have not yet received one farthing of money
for any purpose whatever, nor can get any,
there being none in the treasury, and the ar
tcles cannot be supplied. You shall hear
from lne again when l get to headquarters.
which shall be when | can obtain money to
defray the expenses Of my journey"
How forcibly this correspondence illustrates
the trials and tribulations that acquired for us
our birth-r right of freedom - POttel's Ameri-
en- Monthly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-04-18

THE MOTHER or THE BoNAPARTEs. While
many members of the Bonaparte family at
tanned longevity not one of them approached
the late Nine. Patterson -Bonaparte in this re-
gard except the mother of the world d-reuowu-
ed soldier. She was a Corsican beautiful
and patrician was married to Carlo Bona
parte-her maiden name was Maria Letizia
Romalino-at the age of II, and became the
mother Of - children, although her husband
died ] : years after their union. Five Of her
offspring died in infancy, but the others be-
came distinguished through their all-conquer-
ing, crown -grasping brother No woman of
modern times has had so kingly and priucely
an issue. There were, in the order of birth,
Joseph. King Of SPAIN Napoleon, Emperor
of the French: Lucien, Prince Of CuninO
Maria Anna. (afterward named Elise Prin-
cess of Lucca and Piombino Louis, King of
Holland; CHrlotta. Marie Pauline subsc-
qucuty,) Princess Borghese; Aununciata.
Caroline Queen Of Naples; jerome, King
of Wpstphalia, and husband of Betscy Pat
tcrson. She was widowed at 3j lived for
some time after at Ajaccio and when Corsica
fen under British rule, went with her chill
dren to Marsries, where she lived mainly on
the pension allowed TO Corsican refugees.
After her son had become First Consul she
removed to Paris and on his ascending the
throne. received the title of Nine. Mere. She
was surrounded by luxury and pomp for
which she had no fondness, and her constant
solictude about her imperial son, and her be-
lief that his glory could not last, rendered
her the reverse of happy. The divorce of
Josephine, the terrible retreat from Russia.
the exile to Elba, the final overthrow at Wa
terloo, and the banishment to st. Helena (she
was 10 them were heavy blows; but she was
prepared for them-they Were the forebod-
iugs of her maternal heart. While the sun Of
the Emperor's fortunes was blazing in the
zenith, She shivered under the shadow of her
fear, and her fear was prophetic. She wit
messed the downfall of every one of her chill
drcn. When Waterloo had sealed Napoleon's
doom, she went to Rome resided there with
her step-brothor, Cardinal Fesch, in winter,
aud spent the summers at Albano. She bore
her adversely with dignity and resignation,
and died in her eighty-seventh year, leaving
considerable property, the result of careful
economy. She had seen more extraordinary
changes, more making of history, than even
her daughter-in-law, Nine. Patterson Bona
parte.