MARY STOVER.

The second daughter of President Johnson—A widow when she went to

Washington—A statuesque blonde—Her children with her—The

grandchildren of the President—A happy home circle—A stately

woman on public occasions—Her indifference to society—The

amusement of friends at her manner with strangers—A shy sufferer

in society—Her devotion to her children—An unaffected and

sensible lady—A pleasant memory in Washington 598

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