Mary Ciesar

"... Archer, a distinguished Virginian gentleman of the old regime, now, with all his descendants, dead and gone. My hostes.s and I was peeling poaches on the broad veranda, when Mary Ciesar, the dairymaid, appeared. "Miss Anna, gimmo piecc o' ?ight bread, please, marmt." "Who is sick, Mary?" said Mrs. II-, light broad being a luxury reserved for the ill negroes. "Sister Rose Archer, marm." All colored people claim the fraternal relation, whether there is any in reality ..."

"... move from her lato residence, Guthrie street, Padditigtou. TO-MORROW (Thurs day) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the Toowong Cemetery. SILLETT & -BAR RETT. Undertakers, &o. rPHE Friends of Mrs. MARY CiESAR .L :are ' respeotfully invited to attend the Funeral of her deceased Daughter-in-law (Mrs. D. Ctesar), to move from her late residence, Guthrie street, Paddington, TO MORROW (Thursday) AFTERNOON, at ..."

"... of Mr. a distinguished Virginian gentleman of tho old regime, now, with all lns descendants, doad and gono. hostess and I was peeling peaches on thc broad veranda, when Mary Ciesar, tmo dairymaid, ?Miss Auna, gimme picco o? light bread, please, manu.?? wno is sick, Mary??' said Mrs. Il?, light bread being a luxury reserved for tmo ill negroes. "Sister Rosc Ardler, marm." All colored tho fraternal relation, whether thoro is any in reality or not, ..."

"... Archer, a distinguished Virginian gentleman of the old regime, now, with all his descendants, dead and gone. My hostess and 1 was peeling poaches on the broad veranda, when Mary Ciesar, the dairymaid, appeared. ?Miss Anna, gimme pieco o? light bread, please, maim.? ?Who is sick, Mary? ? said Mrs. H?, light bread being a luxury reserved for the ill negroes. "Sister Rose Archer, marrn.? All colored people claim the fraternal relation, whether there is any in ..."