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DOARD.-A gentleman and lady. or two or three $40.
ID Gle gentlemen obtain pleasant apartments IN tae
second story with board private family by applying
Immediately al 81 Eart 7hsL few steps from mon Pk
furnshed parlor desired References required 81 3rs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and their wives or single gentle.
ID men can be handsomely accommodated with Furnished
or unrnished and board breakfast and se oy
applying Immediately No. IL AhnSton-squarc Icrnis
moderate References exchanged. The house IL htted up
with haih arrAnr cments complete. 81 oteoo-
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Dr. G. c. vAUGHN's ADVERTISEMENT FOR $50.
IIe Great .iulerica, RemedypGughnI pesetab!e LfaO
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STANDARD BOOKS.

CHARDSONS English Dictionary vols quar;o 9aOO n,g.s
DonnegAns Greek and English Dictionary vol octave JsO
pages "
Fleming TIbhin-, Royal Preach English and ENGLISH and
French Dictionary edited by Charles Dobon vol
400 pages. ~
Fleming Tibbns Royal French abridged and sa,d
BY Pieot and DobSon. small Iamo
walkers Pronouneing English Dictionary octave new edition.
with portrait, 500 pages. '
NuEents French and English Dictionary
kehdaHs uTaBogfaphy description Heavens accom-
Paniedby new Atlas OF the Heavens.
Coates fhysoogy adaptedo and Academies
Coates Natural Philosophy adapted Schools
Academies Just published
Smiths Productive Grammar.
Har's English Grammar.
Hart's Constitution OF the United States
Hans Class Book o Poetry.
Hart's Class Book of Prose
faTey's Common School History.
Green's Grnlauons IN Algebra.
Conistoeks sysum Of EocuIon new edition with aJIton,
Comsioeks Historic SaeTe = vol.
Angels Series Of Readers, in numbers VIZ
Angels Reader, No /, Ismo.
ARgeI's Reader No =, do.
hngen's Reader No :? do.
Angels Reader No. 4, duodeeino
Angels Reader No s. do
AuEelrs Reader No g. do
ktndnlrs Walkers Geometry, duodecmo,
Posts Composition. do
Smiths Introductory Arithmetic.
virginia Housewife, by Mrs Mary Randolph
Family Bible qIaIto printed paper large
type, and bound IN styles
For sale at the bookstore OF DRINKRR A. MORRIS
APP Ma
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charge Wil be 4 cases. IS
\, rha-ry tor Children years age Others under
age hzHpce. eOld hall
an ut point designated the cha
csdpe FONT which desgnAted and person down
Tnt Will the charge designated
nel which h. Persons getting
r.ttng vii the difference between
than the be stopping places
otheWlse the charge will be Est les. than So
charge the above Tor baggage the Com
be for It, unless In Of negligence
the part and
specie h. Jewellery, thing but the Passengers
necessary baggage.
Ths puV,ce prurn Ticket Is extended to Passengers
going bcyoad Aequa provided Depot be the either
arva or departure Ticket entities
the thee ss succeeding tina; OF his arrival To euh 10 the
gointffNm ~hiek he
Passenger Ticket Depot the
procure procured then, and he
Depot Ice obtained At the latter Depot
indSls from Depot shnut
Tickets Depot
When Depot he that the Cap
the Way Bill with the amount
entry Return Ticket will be obtained At the
Depot passenger returning without Return
Ticket 90 have TO pay OF the Train
required full fare from not furnished
" Ticket
way wishing be taken the Cars, should
make signal Il II the day handkerchief; aud II the
right a light Train 400 yards OF until
for Passengers Il practicable To
Dpois stopping places IN the event of the
Mai unable
: other points the road.
Passengers visa.ng to nepo should notify
Tain captain before leaving the depot
prohibited cm standing the Platforms Of the
getting the when motion no 81
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SPRING DRY GOODS, 1916.

TO MERCHANTS, FAMILIES, n OTHERS
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth of
SPRING DRY GOODS
SELLING CHEAP BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
Ill. JENKINS would invite the attention of
those wanting bargains either again OF for their own
use 10 eiamhe the largest sr!seon OF New the Cay
heeeiped and rseeiping,
100 dneTcnt Kinds OF Dress Goods, for Ladies
80 do do Of SeaIfs and shawIs
1000 ps Calico prices cts To rs cts
Cheap Cotton oLnaburgs. and shrings and sheetius,
Beaehed Shirt,ngs aud sh-ciugs all ~idihs
Ladies and Misses BonretF, OF the Eewest Kind.
Fashionable Rihanis and Bonnet Flowers
Great bargains an white and black Cotton ngs FINN 10 ,
to the Et est ~ '''
1000 Linen Cambriek HdL prices from SO cent. to the
finest - 1870 =" '"o
clothing ~ '"""''
200 doz Napkin and Linen Towels bargain, in Linen Sheet
hsS lrsh Iin"hs Lawns and DApe Canton Mating all widths
red paid and plain white elegant Muslin style graduated
Robes; elegant Paris Pyramid Robes
LADIES lhhd article Scar.
faraso SUI Shades; Paraoleus br.
hiul satin spcd aud Lace checked plain Muslin. &c
Those wanting new, cheap goods will ind them at
=, - X. II. JENKINss.
Zoo bales and beaehed unbeaehed shunrs
anu sheehg- Apron Check; ekngs Oznahurgs will
be sold cheap. Ian n n n
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TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day oi October,
lSi5. the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
ol Passengers adopted To take effect on and
after the Is day at December next, until otherwise
dercd by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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GOODSEAR's METALLIC GUN-ELASIIC
MACHINE Betting,
PATENTED 1874.
Made only at RoItury. near BOSTON, Mas.

PATENTED 1874.
Made only RoItury. BOSTON,
1 an article OF immense value To consumers OF
Machine Betting Its peculiar guaiiie. are
l. Perfect equality Of width and H.
= No degree of heat under injus H. and Il
heI ble u any q. gree Of enid
J. Essential and common ur2-ntne some
oi which At ouec vii destroy loathc produce effect on a.
= III OF great strength and durability adjusted IN ma
ehincry does not require alterations elth,r
adapted 20 30 kinds Machinery. The prices At hc %
j. afforded ioze der with the properties pos
ters Il worth the attention of all the article
Ceullr cohaaAF prices &C. viii he f1rwarI.d on
applications 10 tbe shseuber Agent for the
manufactures Alor-s' and cnmmun promptly answered
CHARLES ". ~ ENEY. Selling Agent
3-6m M. Is Tr,pa.f poyg r. a..
-EOLlAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
'HNE subscribers having the exclusive right Boston and VI
n entity N manufacture tOeulns Patent fau Attac
and To apply the 10 Piano fDrrs additional ght 10
Vsnd The same to other 10 he used country
They aiso manufacture Piano Foss ofev.fy tecrptan either
with or without The iron frame and with Holan At
tachment.
Persons wishing 70 obtain instruments from our
1nuactory hereby ASSURED that their orders by
mail shall BE- faithfully executed and prices a. ifl.y
employ I'd an agent, or preset themselves
To remove q" doubts from the nds uuacqIained with
no We hereby agree u Gcsugo every at our
expense from t~ country. refund the Igrcla- mo
ngy' n the purchaser sIt-r.d
Any P.s'n wishing information relation Halu. may
obtain COPIES ~ HAs Pi,Su GRATIS by .oni
ing their adir,sstous. T. GILBERT 4 90
NJ ll--hm No 500 Washington a lost
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SHOES HATS BoNNErS : &c.
PEN ID + \ TER Il A l. ID + n

SHOES HATS B0NNErS DC.
Pc \ ID f. Y TER a. A l. ID r. n
HAVE RECEIVED
HOO PACKAGES of fresh and seasonable
lfoo Goods IN their line. which they Offer Tot sais BY
tina, acceptable purchasers Thc
rE" aud well selected OF the beet manufacture comprising in
the way OF
275 Cases mems calf, kip, grained. SEAL pump
sole half wetcd: nd Bco.
qualities sIss ami prices, boys. and youths hip gain
ed snd,hek Boot. and misses. leather NP
calf lasting cloth and fancy and half Caters ehrcns
leather, cali, morocco Md and chineai Boots
SHOES.
500 Cases mems, boys. and youths pegged and
sewed CALI grained and kiP MoNRoEs ear seal and
DOWNINGS both wctcd and pump sole; MS half Pumps
and slippers OF all Qualities ami ~onens and misses
Md and morocco slippers aud Springs Buskins and Wells
seal rurnrounds great
low prices, ehtiren's Md and Ankeue.
boys and youths thick BRoGANs, OF all AMI and
other descriptions OF Shoes numerous parueulArIe
EATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver Nutria. Russia, Musk.
Concy SIX. black and pearl Cashmere. both broad brm
and Fashionable, mems boys Ashland sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white and colored
rALM LEAP HATS, first stock and well a,sor,d.-
latest and best imp"rtaucn-
BONNETS.
So Cases ladies' fine Florence. lace and Rut
land Devon II braid aud other s'raws misses pcvon- Pc
ard Rutland Gir',y, and ey
press willow, and fancy; ladies' and other
UnHRELL,s.
80 Cases silk, cotton. and gingham; whaebonc
and reed ftaucs-sR PNRASoI-s and sUN-sHADEs
CAPS.
Mems and boys CLOTH glazed, velvet, hair. seal
&c also eh'tren'. mnsy Cap. Of d.dsren, h,nd,
ING, Shoc rapyr sc &c.
"a \ Cd friends they spared
make Ii" sock rN Part OF 'acu supply being purchased
for CASA and thc rsmNinter being from anufser
they A. and sill b,-gtc terms
aJ- Cali at their old ,''aSi'sAsd H..s',
NH TT uP srAiRs
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CHARLES CARVlLLE,
- 80 Pine Sc, New York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS.

- No FVN NNTsF., III THE VNI'kAIF-
- 70 ~ n v. Mhl shitinRs
- "
80 90 EEra mTer Water Twig, a mos superior fabric
Etiri suuyf IpIlci jeans
q 900 s-tus tistlbrayy t.a-nhrr DrHty
And y'iy u Cotton Pantaoon stuG.
~ very superior .Iyius
Also ~ AGENT FpR TIE HUDSON PRINT WORKS d"
'"LtsHiA ,nrsrs. Y.
very Fen'r astrtrsut 1t PRINT AM FURNITURE
iklhis eomprIlr a1 e latest style which frtauo n dssgn
aud SKIN 90 rsefu surpassed
ALSO. ~ AGENT FOR THE tDA MILtls TRrY N y
tbI-NJ4nLN M3RSHILI. ESg. prgp,,starI
hhthe var"Is nbrss made stlbf hment Tbeas with
'"hFhntnis "m yautu- sources enuh an ascent
nfni ot COTTON GOODS worthy attention Of from aid
voufabe
Nsw Yufk. OCT. t-fS ne 10.
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TUE subscribers offer for sale, upon good
Il terms
90 hhds crop Orleans Sugar dry and bright
20 do snd bos crop orleans ami West India Moass
20 tons well assorted County Iron
ton American Buii-trd Steel
-NayloI' Cast. German and Eng sh Ristered Steel
10000 he. od aud Bacon nd Shoulders
100 sacks Ashton"
so bols No and unexpected ,rrings sound good
20 bushels prime and pure Mountain Clover Seed
so baE- Rio, lava. Iaruayrl and Maracaibo Coffee
20 Buyers requested a They
unu- dpo, Produce prompt faith
mlarieutont To areoasi gnHeHs.
NH - JONES 4 WINSTON.
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GALLAGHER Il OLDNtR. Wholesale and
~ Retail Dealers all kinds foreign ami domestic Wins
Liquor, with general assortment ~ al Kinds
wn they respectfully solicit call from country
consumers they Get mr- make quick
small advance above Al iquors, Wines BY
us-re warranted a all what repre-
'entrd or Ia be- returned aud shall liberal
examine before yog pure
GALLAGHER 4 OLDNER.
Wholesale AMI Retail Dealers o. all nts Foreign and
nh Il Domestic Wines and Liquors No s. West Nam It
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n COX TO YOUR INTEREST! The sub.

EA erbers would respectfully inform their and
public generally that they have reeevedthe usual large
fashionable and other kinds CLOTHING
and to which they making additions
weekly consisting Of every variety OF desirable Cloak CoatsNs
Pants. Drawers Shirts Collar Bosoms stocks Hdkfs
hdspenfers &c &c-wtE which they will be pleased
IN the best style ana upon the most reasonable
The pains they taken materials
goodness and beauty well the taken
having g made under Their supervision
bity aud it, their peculiarly
desirable SELECT um all persons CAL and
a HOOPER L. CRAFTS Virginia Clothing Store,
nnI-if No 30. MIN Il.
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I SLore and Agricnltnrnl

aEOhEl ~ CO, Seed Store and Agricultural
u Warehouse, Merchants Row Bo~ton-Nurscf,
hrtg- Harvard College, Mass, city
ut Tor of the collections Of Vegetable,
Ncnufa and Grass Seeds be found the county eompn
large and including the and APP
Roofs and the Daha also, Gardening Botanical and
ti.'inul BD1ss
The pfopusos II containing upwards
ol thirty i've offer for sale Of the largest and Iehcs
COLLECTIONS II
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
iN,tgfv,r-, Towering Shruhs aud Plants
Year Plum aRd ChoTy SDcks
Gtlpg Vine Rasph-rur.
GI'rniossr aud Hardy Hsrlaeeous Plants.
Roses aud CameIlas.
Dallas and Balbous Flower Roots
khlbarb AMI Asparagus Roots
Bue kthorn, Abof Wis e. for hedges
Cr'ltauHn has be-, devoted fu trees Particularly pears
add GH m choicest kinds Europe be- selected by psr
suh'l Nrr iu ihr meet t,TbtId
Nair Of 100 varieties Of tie Pear collection
s,Dmrn tres oi which have planted aud are yearly
s""nF ' hanhs BY which means perfect accuracy
m7, O.. d- ,rnaed upon.
IHr, "ai specially attention 81 cu,,vaaf- W their
trees winch being fa North 90 resist
ooisu 'rfe ,isrd wicre tlH wiHtoaie comparatively uL
Gahofls sfius
fr sorei ~ Roses Unsurpassed. comprising more than
twelve uIDi 'd urs among n,wsst ant rsea
"rs Go he olid ~ the moH eeebfsrd tuivsto Of
rfare'.
is house department. compete m aH hs chIiee AMI
tt-fati Nar'urr ~ t1usl. PcistrDnium Azasa Caci.
iF'Y. t4...'.t 'hfys,n. hsmum. Japan Lilies &C
'.''l'", discount made Q" arge purct,sers
~ NH ".- % DO accompanied wih Tie each = drsn of
satisfactory fsief'n,s
tpnl'.ua. .sit srats. TO every post paid applicant
brd ai's'd tp will promptly tt,eui.d the trs,s az
plants uHr lIcFr O. bear Transportation Go any pstt of t
'"''f' 'h' ''"'il"' "It'sldrl'y &C. Sun
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lanes RIVER d KANAWHA BONDS, for
- sa-by KENT. KENDALL n ATwhTER.


lanes RIVER d KANAWHA BONDS. for
- sairby KENT. KENDALL ATwhTER
aUssnUND ~. anE1I ir"N .NU ss",E
mANTFlCC0HS.
s1ETSa THE 4ubscrbcri IL rcccIvngaDd
- a Keeps nly n hand Who'll Eaie and re-
oIHEA tail, and THE loweH pr'ees,
1&AlEz = PLAN and Japan Tin Ware Of every de'err
bsE-ISE8x Also great variety Of stoves designed
fifsHY.yk51 burning either who'd or eOsi
TelSn stove Pipes, and every other article IN his
~2G TrrUs g. RICE.
PHILIP NJ. TABB d son,
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTOHS,
WIN VI. Harrison, Es1,
A rrEND TO TUE CUtLuTiON oP CLAIMS Of every
IN desenpuon Renting OFT see"hg The rents and selling real
properly the adjacent county HIRING Negroes. col
e'ng their hires and dsPosng q them public private sale
a. auJI
DORT0 RICO SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
We offer for ac ihs Of the volah from
MayaEuez Porto Rico. couitirg Of
tGs HHpE Piimr Poup Rco SUGARS
90 hbds prime MpLAssEs
5000 6ns oRANGBS-landing on The Dock this day
mhl1 WRHB HACoN ca.
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs-5O barrels
L ' fret quality n o. Ioa'sss, Tor BY
mb ~ WILLIAMS GHNXALL
pnAiYrs ''' su.hss .o''o rl,Huos rOa"s', on board
NH RAaKrS a wmTLocK
LNAHNESTOCK'S Sidell's and DR.. 7. n
- PeevsDeid sho' Vsrnfugs Worm p,oyerfor sale by
NH J. " ErrTACE a SON
A LARGE assortment Of paint, white wash
n shoe. cloths and tooth BRUsHgs ior sale by
mh7 ~ EusfAcE son.
"A LUM, Coppens, Snlt.Peue, LogwoOd and
NH FrsrAcg Son.
ARD-2OO kegs No. Baltimore Lard, just
- 8. eeiyed and cor ssle by
mb5 ROYAL PARRISH Cay street
DRlNTS-3O cases Spring Prints, oI new and
handsome styles receiving and fur .ile hy
NH EENT KENDALL A. ATwATRR.
S1ICILy MADEIRA wINE.-IO quarter casss sicily
- Nldsifs VIM, IN store, and Tor sai' ~
mb9 B'ssEiL 4 MeCANpLIsn
hLD I>LE WIGHT APPLE BHANDY.-Iobbs
~ superior cd Iss wight Apple Brandy, and r sse
~ mha BissgLL MeChNDLIsH
NJ d r.. p. CARPENTER a. co, Manu-.
w hcucrs and Whoesas neakrs Foreign and Domestic
sw Goois ishon and Palm Leaf Hat under grehanFs 10
s, Richmond Va NH "
- MIIHFIELD BACON. 1000 lbs. prime
- smithheh Bacon, Just received, AID Tor sole ~
NH - BIssELL q MCANpfisH
(tUNPOwDER TEA, LOAF SUGAR, AND HATS half
N chests Cuupowder Tea
. b7rcs Loaf sugar
cares Fur Iiats-FOr salo BY
mh2i GEORGE WINSTON
baltimore WHISKEY. 80 hhds. Buti.
NH IS BIssgLL a MeCANDLIsH
Sn0 SACKS "Worthiugton's' Salt, at wharf,
msa, ''' - DAvENpoEr ALLgs co
DRIME GOSHEN Blu T'TER-IO kegs prime
NH q WILLIAMS kHAxALL,
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GAYNOR Il WOOD.

DRUGGISTS,
No. ~ West Main street, ID
OFFER to the country trade large and we
~ selected siock of Drugs Medicines Paints OTIS Dye suaI
Window GAS hc very good pap
We solicit call from an purchase aueles in o
line an
DAHASOIs. PAHAsOLETrS AND UuHHEId
u BAs.-Ws have Jut received from manufacturer
Splendid stock o. the sbove foods embracing ~ n the
Those In Of something really beautiful this way can
suited both In style and price by calling
wARREN \ FARfss
NH ~ No es Main q
nRESS AND FROCK COATS. $50 clio
- dfess and ock Coats Of this sprngs manufacture for
~ KEEN co
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Insurance elected any from $500 up to $4,000
BY apptra'inn To HENRY LUDLAM
} Ely Richmond vs.,
Physician The Society. AUGUSTUS l.. NVAKNEH n N
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I>HE preceding figure is

u sivsn to reprcs-nt the Inscn.i
bic fcT.piration. u 10 the great eva
euation fct the impurities Of the body
IL whl be noticed that a thick cloud,
mist ,ss1es ironn all points Of tho saf.
face, which Indicates that Thu. perspi
ratinn ao~s unin,errupts div when We
are In health, but ceases when Nc ar,
sick. Life eanno, be sustained with
out u. Il 10 thrown OF nom the blood
aud other Juices Of the body. and dis
pose- by this means, OF nearly all IN,
Impurities within ne. The blood, BY
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q LEW ORLEANS MOLASSES-5O barrels
fret quality n o. IoIa'sss, Tor by
NH I'd WILLIAMS EUNyAIJ
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~. sS'sss.g trNssN A4SU SAOsE
MANI FACTORY.
THE subscrlbrr IL rcccIvingaDd
Keeps constantly o. hand at Who'll slle and ~
tail and Al the lIweH pr'ees,
Plan and Japan Tin Ware Of every descrir-
ton.
hiso. a Ereatvanety Of Stoves, designed Tor
burning either who'd OF coal.
Stove Pipes. and every other article IN bis
liE.. nrade 20 order at the shortest notice.
SEQ TITUS e.. RICE.
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MAGNETIsE THE ToRMENT.-One OF our
contemporaries has the following cure for
the ,oothache: Take piece of sheet
zinc, about the size of four pence half pen
ny, and piece Of silver, say quarter
Of dollar, place them together, and hold
them between and contiguous to the de-
fective tooth--in few minutes the pain
will be gone as il by magic. The zinc
and silver acting as a galvanic battery,
will produce on the nerves Of the tooth
sufficient electricity TO establish a'current,
aud consequently relieyethe pain Lou,
Jour
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The Mississippi Regiment was compile
ted on Monday last. BY the mastering in
Of Capt. McClung's as the tenth company.
The companies.composing the Regiment
= - aa folious - Courier
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nation, he seizes his pistols and rushes to
the house Of the Count. The Count and
Matilda had left during the night. some
hours after the bloody operation Of DR..
HUBERT. 1t was not known whittier they
had gone.
The evening on which Napoleon had
recognised the ring Of his mother on the
watch OF Dir. Huberti, he had gone TO the
ball, impelled by the secret presentiment.
The next day Napoleon and DR.. HUI
berti fought in the woods of Vlncennes.
The Doctor, more shllul with the knife
than the sword, was severely wounded
under the arm. Hopes are entertained
of his recovery. Before he parted with
mis- adversary, he related what occurred
on that cruel night, on which he had been
forced by a feeling Of humanity TO com
mita crime, "Besides," he added, "Ma-
ltilda did not suffer much. A sublime de-
votion sustaining her fortitude, and am
certain she was consoled in the endurance
Of the pain, by the thought that the hand
would be sent to you. When hal fin
shed, heard her say in a low tone be
hind the curtain that concealed her from
me; tell him my heart will go will my
hand. But for the ruby never should
have been able TO fulfil her wsh.h
Compelled to fly, to escape being ares
ted on account OF the duel, Napoleon De
- is now in Brussels. Poor young
man. His grief is heart-rending. viii
ever he return to PARISH
Huberli is an assumed name, in order
10 conceal the true one. The Doctor IS
no other than Doctor L--(Lisfranc?l
The ilustrious surgeon.
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"GREEN Sass" DRINKs.--A Hoosier stop.
ped opposite one of our fashionable drink
ing saloons, yesterday, and, with his
hands deep in his pockets, and the front
of his chin turned up, seemed looking
with absorbing interes; into the interior,
at an individual luxur;ating on julep,
with straw accompaniment.
swell, III swar eff that amt a new
kink,'' says he. "Who'd a thought Of
sech thing as green sass drink? How
consarned cool that fellar sucks it," solilo.
pulsed he, moving his body in sympa-
hattie manner, as if engaged in drawing
the fluid himself-"l'll hev taste OF that
mixtur' eff | bust a BIT" was his concu.
sion, and in he went.
"What will you take, sir?" inquired the
barkeeper.
"Just go and give that Teller his Ticker,
Cause amt hal t SO dry as he looks" said
our Hoosier, pointing to customer at
the other end Of the counter.
"Now, sir!'' again said the attentive
attendant.
The Hoosier reached across the coun-
ter took hold of his collar, and drawing
him close up, whispered in his ear:
"a green sass drink with all the fxinsw
and then he winked his eye Familiarity, as
IIf to convey his meaning more fully that
all the ingredients should be thar.
"Yes, SIR"
The mint was fixed in, the ice beside it,
the sugar piled on top, and the fluid deli
cately poured all over, Ia Empire-the
whole was then commingled, and with the
accompanying straw ornament, handedto
the Gust omer. He pulled his hands out
of his pockets, picked up the glass and
commenced irst suck, and then gufdw.
which exercise he continued until the
straw squealed with emptiness, whereup-
on setting it down, he pulled out his biz,
and repeating the operation of whisper
ing 20 the barkeeper, told him, secretly,
".'ye seed through them ar green sass
drinks--they'r pretty good, all 'cept the
ice and reckon thur cold enough 'thout
that; but, stranger, that fodder suff is an
amazn' cute idee for the temperance folks;
it's put in, speculate to hide The liqnor."--
RereiUe,