... this spring and summer. The papers ban been filled with desirable country seats for sale. It is a little remarkable how short • stay some folks make ender the greenwood trete. Not one in a hundred of the beautiful retreats on the Hudson remains in ...

... embarkation, and were loudly cheered by the emigrants, who seemed greatly to the ldndness which they had received at For • short time everything was confusion and bustle on board, but by-sad-bye people began to settle down, and low before the dock gates ...

... young lady who sought to heal the wounds of her heart by a plaister of hank notes was exan.ined as a witness, and told her story with convincing modesty, of course obtaining substantial consolation, adds that one objection to the new law was and is that ...

... numbers of soldiers' marriages has considerably diminished since the introduction four Tears ago of the present system of short military service. In 1860, four soldiers out of ten were married, whereas the proportion now is four out of seventeen. BRIGAADAGE ...

... married next day and robbed him of f wty dollars. We (5414 Priming, New. Letter) don't believe it ; the young man told that story as an excuse !n e lr t il i paying the parson. It is an old dodge ;we have foil quits frequently ourselves, lt is utterly ...

... A RACE FOR LIFE. The correspondence of the Grand Rept* Eagle, an American paper, contain.' the following story : The Banta, Corry. and Pittsburg road intersects the Lake Shorecoad. The station at the junction named lirocton, and from this point to !turtle ...

... as that of Pantie. It is not true that M. Kinek anti his wife were ever on bad terms. The ohy foundation for that story is, that • short time ago he proposed to re. noire his busines from Rodhaix to Gueorstller, his native place, where he had property ...

... sunk into a atate of prolonged eomnolence, and since that tinie his remained in that conditi o n, if we except a few very short intervals. When the first assumed its present aspect the advice of Dr. Inglis, the medical attendant of the family, was sought ...

... are with the prisoner, and they watch kis every movement. Trnpmaan, or Tratipmann, described as of tawny complexion, very short and thin, and of somewhat effeminate appearance. He was neatly dressed, but cb thee had suffered by the attempt he made to ...

... towards the city. He bad no hat or cep on his bead, and appeered to be very excited, and out of breath. W her he bad got a short distance over the Midge be ran, jumped up on one of the stow, mats, and then leaped over the parapet of the bridge into the ...

... peerless and bold— A poet—a Christian —in letters of gold Thy career should be writ, that our generous youth May read there the story of greatness and truth. CrIiCTATOR. 27th October 1869. A LITERARY CURIOSITY. The following remarkable little poem a quotation ...

... examination showed that he had first been strangled, and then placed in the position in which he was discovered. Ilorsover, a short time previously the woman had been overheard to to rid the hones of him, and make believe ha killed by the cow. The man Pellet ...