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BALTIMORE, July 2i.-General trade for
the past week has been quiet. There was but
little interest in the money market. The
grain market was more active, and the vol
ume Of business in wheat was large. Iudica-
lions are that the exports in August will be
larger than ever before known in any one
month in the history of Baltimore.
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To the suggestion Dynamite" at one of
his reSeot addresses, Michael Davitt replied:
"Nol telisve only an mo. al dynamite the
explosion BY the force of idess-wbieh spills
TO blood, but mows down despotisE. every.
vb<kss
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
ISulcIded.

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-H. w. Fink. a we'll
known merchant of Belleville, committed
suicide by shooting himself this morning.
Cause, financial troubles and intemperance.
He leaves a wife and five children.
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Hor.fora,, Acid Phosphate.

Is a scientific preparation OF the phosphates,
60 combined as to be readily taken into and
absorbed by the system. Pamphlet sent free.
Rumford Chemical Works, Providence, z. /.
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AdjOurn'd Meeting Of stockholders
IN The
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co.

HHEREks, The Correction Of stockholderz
w IN the Aelnrak and chAtlezion KAilrosd
company. which met At uie call Of the Board Of
Directors OF satd Company Ia Memphis. Tenn. on
the led DAY OF June. 1881 By unanimous vote al
lourned 70 meet in Huntsville, Ala, on the fourth
Tuesday In August next:
Now. therefore, notice ia hereby given that the
stoekho.ders in said Memphis and Charl ston
Railroad Company Will meet, pursuant TO sdiourn
ment, in HUNTSVILLE. ALA. on
fassdsy, the 22d Day OF August, 1882,
70 conddsr and vote upon proposition Of eonsss.
ioabon OF the Memphis and Charleston and Easf
Tennessee, Virginia sdd Georgia Railroad Com
panies, and 70 transact any and all other business
which may come before them, the same a. at a
regular annual meeting.
The Company ageDt Is al the several stations Will
furnish stockholder. with free passes 70 and from
the meeting. s. z. CRUISE.
Secretary Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company and Secretary Of the stOckholders'
Convention. which met in Memphis Tenn,
June p 1882
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MEXICO.
EFFEcrs OF THE EARTHQUAKE.

EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 21.-The EARTH
quake Wednesday was more severe in many
places than here, especially in the South. In
Igula the church is in ruins. In Yantspec
the church fell, killing four persons.
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sPEED-In Ncr York. July ~. 1857, JAMES SPEED,
aged forty years. lChiesso and Louisville pspers
please copy.
Due notice of funeral will be given.
SAEERS-At the residence of his mother, Holly
Springs Miss. July 9. 1882, DAVID, yeungest OF
Rebeces A. sni the late B. D. NaSers, formerly OF
Memphis
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New YORK, July 21.-This has been
good average week in general trade, despite
the drawbacks in strikes aud other disturb
Jog elements, and better lone is apparent
in business circles
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Ace,dentaIrx sho, ard Kirlea.

Special TO the ppeaIl
WEST PorNT, Miss, July 2l.-Lowndei
IRVINE was accidentally shot through the
head and killed by his roommate, in bis
room. at Columbus, Miss, last night.
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN BOHEMIA.

DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN BOHEMIA.
| VIENNA, July 21.-A deluge of rain &C.
CURED in Bohemis, and the destruction OF
property and crops is incalculable. The
bodies OF fcrty-seven persons drowned have
| been recovered. 4 large part of the har.
vest in Bohemia has been destroyed.
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IRELAND,
CROPS IN A FRIGHTFI

CROPS IN FRIGHTFUL CONDITION.
DUBLIN, July 2l.-orops in the northwest
is lying cut in the fields surrounded by water
and potatoes are blighted.
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Receipts this week, $50; receipts this week
last year, 1850. Crop of 1881 sold to date,
50, OS5; crop Of 1880 sold to date last year,
5000; crop of 1879 sold to date in 1880,
26,666. Prices rule strong and without
change worth mentioning.
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TAKE Ayers Pills for all the purposes OF
a purgative, for constipation, indigestion,
headache and liver complaint. By universal
accord they are the beat Of all purgatives for
family use,
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LOUISVILLE, July 21.-During the past
( week the general trade of the city has kept
the even tenor of its way. Leaf tobacco
sales reported By the warehouses for the
week ending July 20tb, and in the expired
portion OF the current week, amounted to 495
| hoosheads
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The Times says: ave understand that
Musurus Pasha, the Turkish ambassador,
Yesterday tried to convince the government
that the answer of the Porte to the identical
note of the powers regarding the Dispatch OF
Turkish troops might be taken TO imply q
willingness TO dispatch troops, but it is diff
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MILWAUKEE, July 21.-The secretary of
the National CIgar-Makers' Union telegraphs
that they will receive no more weekly pay
ments. About fifty strikers have gone to
J. Cincinnati 10 get work.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

n DEDFORD CVpNTH, VA.
On n. and Westn RH., Is miles west OF Lynch
rurg For bays and young men. Full corps OF
teachers. Instruction thorough. Beautiful md
healthy location Liberal provision for conf 1T
and improvement of pupils. Session opens 1871
Sept. For catalogue special information ad-
dress WIN. r. ABBOT. Principal. ReIIeyue. z. o.
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MEMPHIS. TENN, June I, 1882
pY MUTUAL AGREEMENT S. NJ MEGA LLUa
ID this day withdTaws from our firm.
s. N. MEGA LLUM.
J. r GODWIE.
l.. ID. MULLINS.
ss-J. 3. GOODWIN and L. d. MULLINS will con-
unue business IN der the Old firm name OF ]. X.
Goodwin d Co. Thankful TO our friends for pasi
liberal patronage, would ask continuance of the
same. j. r. GOODWIN.
L. ID. MULLINS.
- take this occasion to thank my friends and
solicit their continued fav ors for tho above FIRM
5. N. MrCAiLUM
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Administrators Notice.

TTAVISG qualified a. the administrator of R.
III B. Aydlett, deceased this In 70 notify all
parties having claims against his estate 70 present
same 70 me for payment.
wed z. z. CHURCH, Administrator.
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No woGAE really practices economy pm
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dol
lars can Dc saved every year. Ask the drug
oist
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WHAT THE PORTE WILL PROPOSE.
ENGLAND.


BRADLAUGH AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
LONDON, July 21.-Bradlaugh and three
other defendants connected with the pubIics-
ton of the Free Thinker have been committed
for trial on the charge Of publishing bliss
phemous libels. Bradlaugh was subsequently
admitted to bail in e1O0.
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NEW MARRIAGES COMPANY

y marriages will occur till 20th October No as
sessments viii be made till LIST December. Policies
VIII be issued for $1,000, 5000. 5000 and 5000
Liberal terms to agents. Write for circulars, etc.
to Dr. ]. 4. HOPKINS, secretaTy,'
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INvALins should prevent their disease from
gaming sro1nd by using Browns Iron 5itterS u
stops decay keeps the blood warm. and gives the
emaciated form q new lease of life-
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
Better at New York

CLEVELAND, July 2l.-The iron market
presents about the same features as last
week
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CONGRESSIONAL.
robson AGAIN REMINDED OF WHAT HE IS


IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 21-HOuse.-Mr. Robin
son n. Z. I, rising to question of privilege
referred TO the remark made by Mr.. Robesen
about his lRobinson'sl deafness. That re-
mark was uncalled for and ungentlem anly.
Providence had inflicted upon him hardness
of hearing, and he attributed it somewhat to
the fact OF his sitting near the gentlem an
from New Jersey. He knew only one gen.
tleman more to be pitied than himself, and
that WAS certain gentleman who had
fastened on his face the charge of being a
liar, thief aud perjurer, and who had been
the only member who had not heard IT.
Mr.. Page submitted the conference report
on the river and harbor bill. The report Ia
disagreeing one) wac adopted, and new
conference ordered.
Mr. Hiscock n. Y ! submitted the confer
ence report 81 the general deficiency appro-
priatioc bill. The report states that all
differences between the two houses have been
reconciled, except that relative to the mile
age OF senators for the extra session. The
recommendations OF the Committee on Con-
ference were adopted so far as the items
which were not disputed we're concerned.
The House, by vote of SO to 90, refused to
recede from its disagreement TO the Senate
amendment relative 10 the mileage OF seua-
tors. Among the amendments the Senate
agreed to is that for the payment OF the
physicians attending Presiden; Garfield. A
further conference wss then ordered.
Mr.. Bingham Pa. called up the bill to
modify the money-order system. 1t pro-
vides fer issuing postal notes" at the
charge of three cents for transmission
through the mails Of any sum less than So;
that the money order shall not be Issued for
more than 500, and that the lees for money
orders shall be as follows: For orders not
exceeding $40, cents; for orders exceeding
SO and not exceeding SIS, 40 cents; exceed
ing SIS and not exceeding $50, 10 cents; ex-
ceeding $50 and not exceeding $40, 20 cents;
exceeding $40 and not exceeding $50, Is
cents; exceeding $50 and not exceeding $50,
80 cents; exceeding $50 and not exceeding
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THE IRISH ARREARS BILL.

In the House of Commons to-day Trevel.
vans new clause to the arrears rent bill
passed second reading-335 to 20.
The clause gives to Boards of Guardians
power to borrow money at three and hall
per cent. 10 promote emigration, and en-
powers the Board of Works 10 make free
grant OF 100000 to the impoverished
unions OF Bellmullet, Clifden, Newport,
Aughterard and Swineford for the same
purpose.
The government stated in course OF debate
care would be taken that emigrants should
not be thrown adrift in the great cities of
their new country. They should be for
warded to places where they could obtain
work.
At meeting of 100 Conservative peers at
Salisbury's residence, it was decided to allow
the Irish arrears bill to pass its second read
ing in order to introduce amendments 10 the
bill in committee. The proposed amend
ments will not touch the question of loan
or gilt, but will deal decIsively with other
portions of the bill.
The Globe says of the meeting of peers:
Several amendments were discussed. Ii
was decided that the two following points of
importance only should be preserved,
namely, the application for dealing with ar
rears to be optional with both landlord and
tenant, and the tenants right of holding to
be considered as settled"
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REALLY scANDALoUs.

The announcement comes from Rome that
"the Princess Belgiojoso has resigned her Of
fee of lady OF honor 10 the Queen of Italy,
and has gone to her own home, in Milan;''
and thereby hangs tale. One evening, not
long ago, there was a reception at the
Quirinal, at which the king and queen and
many mobiles were present. In the midst of
raj conversation, the Princess Bslgiojoso
turned TO the Duke Sforza C@sarim and
asked him where were the best marionettes
in Rome. He replied that they were to be
found at a certain theater. Wrong" cried
she; they are here, in the Quirinal." The
courtiers stood aghast, and the queen pale
with suppressed rage, said: "If the Princess
Belgiojoso thinks she is living in the midst
of with some hesitation) marionettes, she
has nothing to do but to leave. The princess
made sharp reply, tore from her shoulder
the badge OF her Office, and left the room.
The entire court was much disturbed by the
scene, and no one WAS able to explain the
strange conduct of the princess; but to avoid
scandal the report was given out tn at she had
suddenly become insane"
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DEM ROYALA ARCH CHAPTER. No. p
L RAM-Nin work in the Past and "a
Most Excellent Masters degree TOW ~
NIGHT, July 22d. at o'clock Visiting ~
companions az <rG.erlIaiiy invited. "
By order c. W. MOSBY, NJ EHP
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PKoTECTIoN o. ZEE CAyAL

6cult to reconcile aay sLch construction with
the terms of the dispatch itself"
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POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
HH![slsI9|I
lLiEdIiiIJ!lll!lIIEII
In the c1fy OF LOUISVILLE, on
NANNY IUUv NJ uaeo

MONDAY, JULY 81. IsSa.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays except
ed) under provisions OF an Act Of the General As
sembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on March 3lst
rendered the following dc cisions:
lst-Thaf the Commonwealth Disfrfbu.
n0n Company il legal.
za-Its drasing. are fetr.
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Fuller Electrical Company
OF NEW YORK.

TUE undersigned is now prepared to supply the
\ improved apparatus of the above system for
all purposes OF electric lighting Special attention
given 10 the lighting of mills, warehouses and
steamboats,, and estimates fursishe wherever re-
CURED A. HITZFElD, Agent,
eInIlt Iler1II
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EGYPT's debt amounts to about $3.50, 900,
0vo hearing interest at seven per cent.

THE death rate in ;ae United States just
now Is lower than it has been for several
years.
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MEDICAL ENT OF THE UN Il.
VERSITY OF LOUISIANA,

THE Clinical teaching OF this institution Is con-
Il Quoted in the wards and am phitheater OF the
great Charity Hospital. The advantages thus al.
forded for the practical study of Medicine and
Surgery are unequaled in the United States. For
circulars address
n a RICHA RneON nm No.
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DIED.

Persons leaving the esfy can have TN,
DAILY APPEAL sent 10 them at 81 pei
month";
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DISSOLUTION.

nR- HfNsON is alone authorized 10 collect the
L. outstanding claims OF Hinson & Brooks, Dr.
Brooks retiring. S. HIhsON, Dentist.
July 19, 18S2 279 Maip street
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IE posIrroN cRIrIcAL AT PORT SAID.

eminent will consequently ask the Chamber
OF Deputies without delay to pass a note of
credit to defray the expenses of the expedi-
tionary CORDS
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The Singer.

THIS OIu RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
a. .tIll in the lead with a valuable improve
ment. which makes II uulseless and the
IIghtest running IN use. No one mas ever
Questioned their DURABILITY. They have
stood the test for over a quarter Of q cea-
t,,rs. and TO-DAY nine-tenths Of all the Man
ufscturers throughout the world are using
them. and three-fourths Of all the PANTY
machines in use are Genuine Singers We
caution people not to be deceived by ire
sponsible representatives Of some one-horse
concern. whose principles are low enough
H. fix a second hand Siager machine 10 tx
bibif IN their office. TO compare It with Their
shoddy machines. padded with cotton and
raw hide 10 deaden the noise. Il Is 10" com
nstition. Don.t be hambuggei. They can
not furnish any Of our manufacture except
second hand machines, as We do not sci TO
SPECTATORS. To accommodate our rapidly
increasing business in this section We have
.opened a Branch office at Ellsworth where
We Will be pleased TO see any one that wants
ANYTHING in the Sewing Machine Line. Ma
chimes Repaired
THE SINGER MIRO. Co.
Ellsworth Branch over Suminsby's Store,
J. H. BRowN, Manager.
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A regular Spring tempest accompanied
( by heavy peals Of thunder, aud many say,
the most vivid flashes of lightning ever
witnessed by them, passed over this village
on FRIDAY afternoon the oath inst.
A comic entertainment BY Messrs.
I Ryerson and Haskell of Boston, entitled "A
Patchwork of Fun" was given at District
Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of the past week.
1t is now reported. and from good author
ity, that the Boston and Bangor Steamboat
Company will build at East Boston this win
ter a steam propeller Of about the tonnage OF
the "Cimbria" OF the Bangor and Bar Harbor
line, to be placed upon the route as a winter
boat between Rsckland and Sullivan, in
place of the MT. Desert"
We are very glad TO see upon our streets
again the Rev. Mr.. Leffingse'l. Pastor Of
the Episcopal Church at Bar Harbor. after a
very severe Illness caused by an accidental
blow received with a hammer on the eve
some time since.
We notice a fine line Of fur goods at
the stores of X. II. kittredge X Co.. and
Higgins Brothers. Nothing more appro-
PIRATE as a holiday present at this season of
the year.
The small quantities Of snow which
have fallen during the past week, have. to
considerable extent, excited the feelings of
our hunters. \ party of five or ,ix of our
Young men went camping for few DAYS IN
the region Of "Sargent's Mountain" but
think they must have found it pretty dear
hunting a. not deer was returned by them
10 show a. a memorial of their fruitless
chase.
Yesterday your correspondent had the
pleasure Of listening to very interesting
sermon. by the Rev. f.. VI. Cousins, from
the text "lic that Is slow to anger j. of
great understanding bu, he that is hnsty Of
spirit cXaltcth foli,." Prov. IL %. Mr.
Cousins. We learn. Is a native Of fremont
and nov settled at Cherry field. but on ac-
count Of al health. has been taking va
cation. Hence. the succession Of services
held bS HIM at Bar Harbor. during the past
few weeks. for which We feel under grea; Oh
legation. 20 him. We also learn that the
congregation a. the Union church would
gladly have Mr. Cousins settle with them.
~cre be- abs 10 DO so without sc,ering ties
elsewhere.
Nov. -. lN~3 ANENuNE.
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Winter 1larbor

Capt. Ira Is. Foss. Of the schooner Ma
NcrIno has gone 10 the vest coast of Africa.
Hs MANY friends wish HIM safe. pleasant
and profitable voyage.
-Several Of our musical people took part
in the "CaBf1tl # Esther" brought out so
successfully at Prospect Harbor. Las, week
A stranger coming into the place would
Dee at no loss 70 account for the name Of our
village, a he SURVEYED the large number of
marine conveyances hauled up ia winter
q4arters There are no les, than three
steamboats,, beside, a llrc, number Of pleas
ure Yachts. TO which wi.i soon be added ,ey-
eral larger vessels. brought here for safe
teep!ng.
The steamer "E.ecta" uow make, three
trip, per ~rek To tn, place. Tn, Is grra,
convenience TO the travelling public. beside,
gl,lug u constant communication NTH the
outside world. during IT,, winter. tao;
nlcn all Of Us can appreciate.
Our community l. not often called upon
10 sustain los, 20 keen.l felt, a. 1t ha, tx
perenced IN the death Of Capt. Ruff, II
BIckford. Nho died Monday, NOV. -, at his
nome, Of typhoid fever, supplemented lbs
disease Of the heart. Capt. Bickfori was
one of large class Of Young men who b,
energy. perseverance and faithful adherence
To sound business principles. had worked hl,
way into a responsible position. and by help
lu@ himself. had succeeded IN both helping
and materially encouraging others. Such
loss Ia any community is widely felt. In
small one like ours Il seems lrTeparable.
We must spare our old men, whose work IN
life is done. but our Young men are our
pride and strength, aud when such a. he are
taken We can but feel the pain OF parting
Capt. BIckford was one Of eight brothers,
all Young men, Of whom five we're sea cap
talns, and while all seven Of his brother,
live here and all we're recently al home. so
sudden and unlocked for was his death. only
one wa, able to attend his funeral. When
his end was announced We all felt that We
had lost friend. Young, genial. generous.
and enterprisng, with host Of friend, and
few, If any enemies, his death j. personal
loss, and the loss will long be felt. His
wife, to whom he was singuarly at
tached, and on whom the blow falls with
crushing force, has the deepest sympath, Of
the entire community a. do all the afflicted
relatives. Capt. Blckford was buried from
the Baptist church. where in the presence of
a large and sympathetic congregation, flu
neral services we're conducted by Rev 4. +.
Palmer. The deceased was but 20 wears,
and months old.
Nov. y. KAPPA.
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Penobscot County.
Ltnenlm Center.

This village was DESTROYED by fire last
NAV. Every store but one. and nearly every
dwelling house of any size was destroyed.
The people we're generously helped and as
il was afterwards asoertained that the fire
was caused by a spark from a loeomo-
tive. the railroad company was obliged to
pay damages. The sufferers made state
ment under oath of their losses. and the
company paid one-half Very few were in
sured 1t has enabled many to build much
better houses. so that verify their last
state is much better than their first" Bust
ness has been very lively here this summer
and on the whole. the looks of the village
has much improved.
Since the Maine Central has conducted
this road the number of trains has much
increased so that long and heavy trains are
passing night and day. The road Is being
put in the finest condition, steel rails hav
ing been placed on the whole road.
An old lady. Mrs Lyon. is by the
record, in her lO2nd year. She sits in her
chair and knts the day long. In her Young
er days she used 70 shear sheep for all the
farmers in this vicinity.
The Penobscot river is a. low - it has
been for years. 1t was frozen over last
Wednesday, the current was SO sluggish.
They have about completed the large
Pulp mill here and are stocking it With
poplar wood.
MEpICUs
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A Card.

beGr ir:ertcaH w wish, through your
columns. in express our gratitude 10 Dr.
ana Mrs.. Dr. Fulton. for their kindness IN
opening thelr house 10 such Pheasant com
pam ia honor of our torls-rlshJh marriage
Gst. HE reception was perfect success.
sud ma' they be as successful IN all they
undertake. he decoration, we're appro-
pirate and ~ good taste The supper left
nothing 10 o, desired The supper room v as
brilliant with light. shining silver and china,
viii profusIon of fower.. and all 50
tasteful, arranged, as To make a picture n
vailed only by the smiling faces Of their
guests. We we're the recipients Of many
flowers, and other gifts, for which We wish
TO thank the donors Such occasions max ?
the old fee Younger. and the Young more
willing 10 grow old. The pleasure of meet
.ng old friends and making new. will ever
remain fresh and green in our remembrance
with the kindness Of those who planned 50
vel for the enjoyment Of all.
Gro. PARCHFR
CAROLINE 4. PARCHRR.