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.Hore Fairhood and Miscry.-Ilenry IIo- mer, young man of twenty-seven, recently look board al a respectable private house in Old Town, Maryland, representing himself as wealthy, and, displaying good deal of brass and jewelry, succeeded ill winning the affections of a young and artess female mem Der of the family, notwithstanding she was engaged to worthy citizen at the time ) mar ried her on Saturday evening, and the next Tuesday morning before breakfast, fled from the nuptial bed and the town.

 ''A om an, like moths are always caught by glare,

 And Manmea wins his way where scraphs might

 despair Boston .Post.