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respect aild gratitude. One half of the Co
iombian army was preparing to return to Co.
lombia forthwith.


GraUe Shecniation.-" What, you are
hard at it, john" said parish clerk to the
sexton. Yes sir, must be doing little; bad
ish times, sir, for some time past; only buri-
ed one last week." Indeed, who is that
one for, which you are digging now9' 81
don't know, sir; l expect two to pop off in
the course of a day or two, and am dipg-
ing this OH speculation; for if they were both
to die and be ordered for one day, its more
than could manage; and is they shouldn't
bury here. it is only filling it up again you
know, sir"


TIE t7vo Dutchmen.-Two Dutchmen, not
long since, had occasion to go to a black
smiths on business. and finding the smith
absent from the shop, they concluded to go to
the house: having reached the door, said one
to the other, "come Haunse, you AK about
the smit - main, main, [said the other) but
you can tell so better as l can, veil den, SO
knocks" The mistress of the house came
to the door. Haunse then inquired, sis de
smit nitin? p Sir, said the woman is de
snit mitin % cannot understand you, said
the woman Haunse then bawled out, "Vot
de debil, l say is de smit mitin % The O.
ther Dutchman pcrceiving that the woman
could. not understand Haunse, stepped
up and pushed him aside, and said, "let
a man come up what can say something: Is
! &c hkack smit sholh IN de Aoose?"