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TN ERY.-viRoiSrA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of ChanCery for
the Richmond Circuit the 7th day Of Apii 1870:
William Daily, Joanna Daily, Elizabeth DAILY and Nam
70 T,oIy Plaintiffs:
Joseph DAILY William Daily, Betsy Tinsley. John Tins
lev Mines Tnsley, Edward Tinsley Jack rinsley, and
other peiehaahts.
their appearance and given security according 10 the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and ap-
b,ants NJ This Commonwealth: II ia ordered that the
said do appear at the rules to be held for
the said Court on the first Monday in June next and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; ana that copy
of This order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessvely and posted at the front door Of the State
Court house, in the said city. Copy. Ieste,
April ll-cw2m r. ROBERTS, CLERK.
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SALE AT AUCTION.

WILL be offered a, auction, on SATURDAY. the 5lh
w day Of May, ls4a the Residence ana Land . called
the RETREAT. formerly owned by Mr. John H. Parey)
stun,ed al the Fork Of the North River Road, Glouces-
ter corGfy, few huna.d yards from the Court House
The hu'icings consist Of brick basement TWO story
Hous. well finished. with all necessary and canve-
nent buildings three carrage houses, Two stables,
house, two grain rooms and corn house, with
10 acres Of Land, including garden and yard-aSo 20
acres of woodland short distance from the Courthouse;
likewise the household and kitchen furniture, a mum
Der of pictures engavings &C., and two prime booded
horses some good cows, Barouche, single gig, wag-
gon, carpenters and backsmths tools, &C.
This is thebest location for physician IN the lower
conntry.-Terms made known the day of sale. sale
to commence precisely al III O'Clock.
Anil l4-c&Wlls w. j. HUBRAkU.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PR0cI .AMATION.

NHIHEREAS, a vacancy has occurred in The 6ensIaI
w Assembly of this State by the resignation Q, ino.
mas II. Averett, Esquire late Senator or inc Ds.lc.
composed of the counties of HALIFAX ana nieckenouis
ch.reors The Sbprifs of the said counties hereby
required to hold elections each in his respective con
w. ON the fourth Thursday theng the 10th day. oil hp
next for a Senator TO I'LL the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of The State, at Richmond, tins 2slh
lsEAL.) day of March, in the year le49.
Marcb 3D-ctdo
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IITM. P. LADD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w DhuGGl,T, No $40. hui # Broad street,
sHocxoE iinL is receiving by varioIs arrivals from
the northern markets, his Spring supply Of fresh and
pure Medicines, Drugs, Paints ulls, Dye Smil>, WIN
10" hihss Pntty, PrrumrfIrs, SC; also, the pn-
pular Patent MrdlcIhrs-thr whole coIipriSinra fun
anu general assortment; and being purchased upon thr
most advantageous Terms enables HIM 10 offer Them la
ms country friends and The public Al the lowest whole
sale and retail prices.
CT Also, an assortment of pure Wines and Liquors
kept awaysun hand, and Sold for medicinal purposes
y. G-ordrrs from country Merchants and Phys-
clans thankfully received aud promptly attended 10.
March 2O-cim
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" adsWorth, Turner g. Co.,

NO. IS, MAIN STREET,
LAVE received large and extensive as
i i sorlment OF British and American DRY
GOODS, and will continue TO receive additional
Supplies during the Spring trade.
Country Merchants are particularly solicited
to cali and examine their stock, which they offer
on their usnal terms. March l9-lm
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RIBBONS.
IA r. nave very large assortment of Rib
~ hons, OF new and beautiful styles. which
d'e selling thirty per cent. less than prices last
sedt. Merchants will do we'll 10 call and exa-
mine our sock.
w. & E P. CARPENTER & co.
March 2S-,.
oUlSA RAlLROAD-TO CONTRAC.
- TORS Sealed proposals will be received
me Engineers Office, al the Junction, until the
~ ~ cay OF May, Tor building of wood, the Little
Dlser and South Anna Bridges, on the Eastern
1Hens,on OF The Louisa Railroad, altogether 400
uea' ieet. Plans and specifications OF the above
sd'i DC seen on and after, the Oath day of April
A.. w. A. KUPER,
1p'n o-aScu Chief Engineer.
BONNETS.
w are receiving BY Express daily additions
N.Y. 10 our stock oil Bonnets, direct from the
mssno'actory, and our assorlmen, is as complete
Northern cities. 'O0N1 III any VI 'ne
Al. W. & E. P. CARPENTER & CO..
"p''i Opposite Kent, Kendall & A,valer.
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Tickets $40: halves ), quarters . 50.
/ n,iz4s II 2n ono nOIJ.aPS,

Prizr> am" uriin. L. , iu2 900 Dollars.
Whole Tickets slu0 haiv,s, qlactrr- ami rehihs n
proportions \ certificate ~ man,r Tickets Sl,uua-
shares IN Proportion.
JJ Or!rrs meet usual prompt attention. frf
Tickets ~ the aanrc, any otner Lottery, drawing
Saiy, price Of r.che:sfrom 81 to $50, under our
nagem.ni address use Z. w. PURCELL,
Acrnffnrn nAINEG co. Richmond "
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III URLEY's OFFICE, NO. lu., Eas' Main
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "coue try again -

10 those who Oi hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again ~
Drawn Nos. SUSSEX, IL, April 6-LoUest Prize 81:
~ 3 81 66 80 70 SO IS i6 ~ 81 IL.
Nos. IL % 70, 500, returned by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Of Monongaa Lottery, No 49-apnl 10Th
III 60 80 30 50 Is 10 a5 81 Ct ~ 70
Nos 10 % 80, 800, returned by HURLEY,
IDrawn Nos of delaware Lottery, No.l5-Apnl IL:
40 AZ ID &c &c % 63 &c 81 81 % II.
No, 80 40 GO, $50, returned bv HURLEY.
HURLEY ARRAE6EMEsr FOR THIS WEEK:
FmpAY-sl5. QUO IS Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets
SATURDAY MoRsiSo-$5, 900. rs Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 81,
SATURDAY Evrsis6-Grand Scheme !. $4,000, 49,
900, l0,OUU, 5GuO 3,50O 5000 20o9 &c. IL Nos, Ia
drawn. Tickets only Si0-shares in prnportihn.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week tlck tls IN the go-
rIous lille '.Small Fry'' Lottery, Class No A. Extra
SIS QUO Capital. Tickets 81. Packages s. 5O--warrant
money are requested 10 call nj HURLEY'S, where, for
small Investments large returns generally made.
Anril
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r z MO " a T.
II Z vi Y u u.
JOHN C.. SHAFER.
I,AILOR,

lUEHI Hd.N .IILOTt,
II AS removed 10 No. L. Exchange Building,
IL nearly opposite 10 his old stand, and is now
,rening iurther supply of CLOTHS, CASsI-
MERES and vESTINGS; also, a large assor-
menl,oi Gentemen's Furnishing Articles tor the
approaching Spring Trade TO which he respect
ln,ly invites the attention OF his friends and The
pubic generally.
10. I. Exchange Building; 18th Street, Rich
meni, Virginia March 22-ilm
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want of good article TO give me call.
| would particularly invite the attention OF the
Farming community 10 my Staple-Tooth, Spring Bed
THRESHING MACHINES, which have been SO gene
rally known for many years past that comment on them
is unnecessary; also, HORSE POWERS to accompany
them, either Geered or Chain Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 50 TO SAY. WHEAT FANS
Of various sizes. STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
al So for the manufacturing and selling of which, in
Virginia, am equally interested as The Patentee.-
FiATENING MILLS furnished to order, made OF good
materials and in the hest manner. THRESHERS re
paired with new sets OF Teeth and if necessary, with
entire new Cylinders and Beds so as to be made as
good as new. ,,
well supplied and punctualy attended to as II they
were 10 order in person. JAbEL FARMER.
Eeh 6-cwtf
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SPRING SUPPLY.

March :IO-ctf
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Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
r ATE OF Quincy, Illinois, has returned 10 Rich
Lmond land will practise in the Courts held in this
city and county, and the adjoining counties.
pTO Office over msssrs. Smith Harwood,s, Main
srset, May2-lyd&s
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BLEACHED AND BROWN CoTToNS,
OZNABURGS, TICKENS, &c.
TN Store a large assortment OF the above
i Goods, OF the most approved makes, which
will be found cheap by the piece or yard at
WILLIAM ]. SWORDS'S,
225 Broad Street, Sign Of the Dry Goods Box.
NIB. Housekeeping Goods of every kind a
good ASSORTMENT, and for sale lowe April 10
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TO pURCHA SEHS or MUSIC AND MU
SICaL INsTRU MtNrS


SELLING OFT At COST, - clnsr business. all l!Ir
- large -iock al MGSiEA!, nEKCliAS1lSi. ~
MnSrAGuE'S MESIG STORE, IL. Nam u, Rich
moud Va The Si"ok consists 81
flnirs Accorde"ns, Flies. CiIronrts.
vinn- Guitars, Fiareul-rts, iitn;:s,
t'ornuprans Post Horns, F.rHch Horns,
Tfouhonrs. BuerS, Tfnmprs.
Violin and Guitar Strings, Rows, &c, together with
UPWARDS Of seventy thousand pages Sheet Muse,
cnmprisuu The largest and best selected assortment
south ot baltimore.
Now i, rhr time for harg9na, ~ the above goods VIII
hr sold a, and below cost until the list Of May next
tall at MONFAGlES MuSlC SiohE,
lss, Main street. nearly opposite american Hotel.
Anrii Il-rnd, iIuyl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Buiiding and BrjckIaying.

rJNHE subscriber begs leave TO return his sincere
i thanks TO the citizens Of Richmond and its vic.
nifty for the Kindness and patronage extended TO him
when engaged in the Building business in connection
with his late partner, MIR. X. v. Beazey.
He has purchased all the materials impleme s. &C.,
Of the late firm, and is ready TO do any kind OF
Brick work with neatness and despatch. He pledges
himself TO attend personally TO all business entrusted
TO HIM, and promises that those patronslng him shall
no: be disappointed.
lie has yard in Manchester as we'll az in Rich
mond and, consequently, will attend to any thing in
his line Of business side of the river ms we'll as
on the other. JOHN d QuARLES.
March 23-coawlm
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Rack and fancy Cravats Of all qualities Pocket
Handkerchiefs Suspenders, Gloves, Merino and Cot.
ton Under Shirts Also, fine assortment OF shirts OF
the most fashionable style aud of good quaty. shou-
der Braces Money Belts, &c &C.
The above Goods have been manufactured ny Tue
subscriber. and particular attention has been paid 10
getting them up right all who may BE- IN want are ".
ouesrr Ia call at No 49, and examine his stock which
they will find compare with any stock ever before Oh
fered in the RIcHsoNp MARKET As far a The prices
are concerned they VIII be made right. Call before you
buu OF you NAY haze cause regret It. Mutto-Quiek
soiss aud small profits for the CASH.
April l3-u SlLAS MERCHANT.
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VIM. ii. WIN,

Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING removed from the county of Albemarlc,
respectfully offers his services his friends and the
public In general 10 sell all kinds Of Country Produce
TOBACCO, FLOUR WHEAT. CORN, &C, &c.
He has taken one Of the Messrs Fry's new Stores,
on Cary street, nearly opposite u the Columbian Ia
ve the of Virginia and Cary streets, where
he will be happy to see his friends.
REFER TO Hon. w e. Rives,
v. w. Southall, Esq, ou,
Col i me S, ]; Randolph ''I''"''''
Hon. james Garland.
, ss9,sn : cs ! T.s. l''sA'4rs.
II. w. & u. Fry, Richmond.
Feb S6-dly
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FORTUNES ssesysE,
N"e '" cO'f0'F"H"uTI'1
FOR THIS WEEK

stHl u CUITrsVUHHtHIs
FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Maiyland Consolidated, No. 81. - Mo-, Ii
drawn Capitals: $40, 900, 5000 900, lo.7, ~
of 100, sc. Tickets IS.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated. No. 90 g Nos, ~
drawn Capitals $4,000, ) Of Is. 600, As of 900,
80 OF 500, &c. Tickets SO.
" Orders for tickets, packages, certificates nf pack
ages, in the above Lotteries all Lotteses adver.
Used by MeSsrs. ID. Paine & Co, attended to siih
promptness and drawings forwarded To all who wish
IT, X. CHALK.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

DoIS SLO TlltNO.
A T FLEETS great Norlhern Clothing Ma
II nulaciory will be found Boys Ffock, Sack
and Dress Goats and Round Jackets Also,
Pans, Vests, &C., &C., al New YORK cash prices.
For sale al FLEETS
Richmond Made Clothing Mandatory,
April II 1876, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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DAVID ANDERSON. JR..
co N ISS SLOW ME r C II A N T
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
LAS taken an Office in The corner tenement
IL of D and 18th streets, opposite the Column
bian Hotel and Snockoe Warehouse, and will
be pleased 10 attend 10 any business his friends
or the public may inrusI 10 his management
Aprl 5-eO6W
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I'VE the Subscribers, take this method 81 informing
w our numerous friends and the pnb'ic generally
that we have on banda general assortment oil Lar
cbs,,ote.s Rockaways Bsrouchrs, Buesies. with and
without tops, cf both Richmond and Northern manu-
factu,r Of lie latest styles, made Of The best naer
ala and finished M superior manner, which WE war
,,,t N gye perfrct sltifIct:.n. Persons Of
articles in our line will please give call, as we
determined 10 sell on the most liberal terms for cash
approved paper
BOD arrages repaired with neatpess and dis
match Also, all kinds of Carriage Materials and
Trimmings, At low prices.
HOOKER, OSBORNE Il co.
Corner Of Main and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
March 6-c3m
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CALLED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
L the last session of the General Assembly, an act
n was passed Tor tunneng the Blue Ridge Al Rock
fish Gap, requiring the acceptance of the Company.
A meeting of the Stockholders will be held AT Lou
lisa Court house on Monday, the 23i Of April, when
their attention will be called to this subject
By order of the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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To conclude with the Comedy of
MatrilnOny.
Clara, Miss Julia Dean.
O.erac, MIR. Howard.
)Caserly, Mr.. G. Burke.
gr Tomorrow, Miss Julia Deans Benefi,
ana last appearance in Richmond
r. PAGES up ADMISSION = Boxes, so cents;
Pr IS cents; Galleries, 50 an! IS cents; Eastern
Gallery Tor While persons, !2A cents.
Private Boxes may be Obtained, and seats Sc
cured daily from 10 10 3 and from 3 10 O'Clock.
g.j Doo,s open al o'clock, P. Mo COM
mence al "a O'clock, plecseiy April Is
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Office oEG. ~. s1arcels & Go
d. PAINE & CO., .,ANAGERS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.


ID. PAINE u CO., :,ANAGERS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
Is, 900 DOLLARS! 3 ii 5000 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ~, 10 lie
drawn in Baltimore On Saturday, April li,h, lsi9.-
IS Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Scheme:
! prize Of s4;,GDO ! prize Of els 900
l5,U0U IS 900
ld,OOo ~ 500, &C
Tickets Sl0: halves ), quarters So
prizes 81 20 600 nOLLARS!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. -, Tor 1919
u br drawn IN Baltimore Maryland, On Wednesda,
April leih. - Nos "A drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prizes Of S21,OuU prizes ri 81 :s32
prizes Of 5000 % :" DJ0
l.r
Tickets Sl0-shafes IN proportion.
The most brilliant Sclirm- drawn in America !.
100000 Capral, , 81 $50 900 ur S25 900
3 OF Sl2 500--und-r the management Of d. PAINE
4 CO.. sole Contractors OF all Maryland Lotteries.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Class A, Ia
hr drawa On saturday, AprIl 2sh 1879 IS M. i.ottr
ry-l5 drawn ballots.
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THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Wa chine M Il N III tory

Is still carried on In all its
branches al the OLD ESTABLISHED
STAND. corner of Main and 18Th
SITS. {, first door below the Union
Hotel, where ! would be pleased
10 see the former patrons Of the
establishment, aud all others IN
want Of good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. AS shall al.
ways keep a supply Of the best
Machines that can be produced +,
and warranted in all cases 10
give satisfaction, il will there
fore he To the interest of those In
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EXH ZION
Al the Odd Fellows Hall.
SSITERS'S
FAC NIEIHE NJ PiIh-TLhrGS

.riGNIFICE.NT PAINTINGS.
II Return Of The Dove 10 the Ark e
Larger and more Interesting than the exquisite
Ruth and .E4omi.
M IRIAM exulling over The destruction OF
ltl Pharoahs host will be exhibited al the
ODD FELLOWS HALL for one week, COM
mencing ON MONDAY, 9Th instant, from 8, A.
VI, TO 10, P. NJ. Admiss'an 25 cents children
nall price. Season tickets % cents. Brilliantly
Illuminated during The evening
These beautiful productions OF American All
ave recently been exhibited 10 thousands OF ad-
airing vi.ters in the city o New York, Phila-
i-lphia, Baltimore and Washington, all o: whom
ave expressed their decided appreciation.
ipul Civ
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NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CTOT HING.

THE subscriber opened on The llth instant,
in the new Store, No. lI2, Main street, new and
beautiful stock Of SPRlNG CLOTHING, consisting
in part of the following articles
Super black Frock and Dress Goats
DO brown do do do
Cashmerette Frocks and Sacks, colored and black
Tweed and Ermanette Goats OF every style
Dram pete Frock and Sack Goats
C,rcassian do do do
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nR. P. G. GOOCH offers his professional
~ services 10 the ciZsns OF Richmond AMI lis
vicinity. Office on Bank street, Southwest
corner OF Caprol Square, near Lafayette Hall.
April
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It m Il ATis f

MANAGER, MR.. JOHN SETON.
Positively The last night OF Inc engagement, If
Miss JULIA DEAN.
FRIDAY, April IL, will be presented The Ira
gedy Vi the
ITALIAN WIFE.
Blanca Miss Julia Dean.
cszic, Mr.. c. w. Clarke.
3aIlulo, Mr.. Bass.
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JOHN Y. MASON

JOHN 7. MASON
WILL practice Law in The Court OF Appeals,
w the Chancery Court, and the Federal
Courts held in the city OF Richmond. He will also
attend 10 cases in the Supreme Court OF the Uni
ted States.
His office is a, his residence, corner OF 9Th and
Cary streets, Richmond Virginia.
nril l0-2m
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
DEN SIDNEY COLLEGE
Tj'HE Chair OF the Tneory and Practice OF
/ Medicine in this Institution having cecome
scan, by Inc resignation OF Professor Cullen,
lie subscriber will receive applications 10 fill the
vacancy until The 18th OF May, when The Facu-
" with whom the nominating power rests. will
proceed 10 nominate candidate 10 the appoint
ing Board. S. MAUPlN, M d.,
Dean o, the Medical Faculty.
Richmond April l2-id
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EyECUTOR,S NOrICE,

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted 10 The Esia'e OF Sa-
"A muei Shepherd, deceased, will please make
payment Of their res! eciive dues; and all those
having claims against the same, will present
item, properly authenticated Tor payment, 10
RICHARD HILL, Jr.,
Executor Of Samuel Shepherd deceased.
April l2-d&clw
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IN /; t:i;n- tho iiai,

''.uut tin i.... .i.tt 4, M,'nf,i, .tt lai,
t.n.uIir, -. 80 4. -, !. aa.. rni1r' ,
pn'..isr ifi,. 4 ttiic ... .r'i 1T, iai!
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little astonished himself at the gallant feat.
Has some charming shoe been pressing
that fower?' asked the mischief, with a
laugh so merry that it made Clifford blush
at his own expense as he rose to his feet.
Now, to punish you for laughing, l
shall not tell you what | was thinking of
when / stumbled over that ottoman,' said
he. Only just this--in the evening train
of cars | shall leave for Philadelphia, and
you will not see me again very soon.'
Why, Clifford, shall be so lonely
Perhaps, then, you will not tease me
so much when do return. We will see
whether there is another foot in the world
like my dear pets. Good bye, dear
Goodbye! Perhaps you are going to
see Madeline Mellen,' said Grace, gaily,
for she thought her brother was only tea
sing her.
'Oh! Madeline Mellen!' was the impa-
tient reply,-'but l am really going now,
sis. You shall hear from me in day or
two,' and kissing her beautiful forehead,
the fanciful bachelor hurried away on the
project. the thought of which had caused
him one stumble, and the realization OF
which might cause him another.
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VOL. 6.-NO. 3.

This ismy sister, Madeline, Grace vel
come your friend, have come home now
to be a good boy, shall not make any
more shoes this year; am resolved. But
where is mother
Wait a moment, Clifford. dear. DONE
you see how agitated Madeline isl
she must come to my room and rest
moment and change her dress. while
take the responsibility of telling NAM
ma
Madeline did pout liale and declared
she would go back to aunt Effe-but
Grace kissed away the little frowns and
smoolhed the brides hair; and the gentle
mother came in and folded herto her heart
so much kinder than her cross aunt, that
she concluded to stay.
Was not the parties IN raptures with
the beautiful young bride?
i believe did make that match. after
all, said Grace to herself. though with
what reason no one knew.
Mrs Clifford Wells always kept pair
of hall worn CATERS put carefully away in
her cabinet Of curiositiGs.
And when Grace was scolded for the
faisehood she told about the feet of her
friend, she always said she meant they
were positively large, comparatively to
what they were when she was baby.
though to be sure they were superlatively
small fer a full grown woman.
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CHAPTER ",

Twillgh: was stealing into the back par
lor of the Mellen mansion. The fair
friends sat in an open window, watching
the crimson tints melt away frgm the edge
of the distant forest.
This is sweet evening TO love and be
loved, said Grace pensively, looping the
silk curtain still further back as The dark
ness came up from the distance and drew
near.
While she spoke the door-beIl rang, and
a voice was heard in the hall that made
Madeline blush and start.
Good night for the present, said Grace
gaily, hurrying from the room by one
door, just as the visitor came in at the
other.
'Come back, dear Grace cried the
young girl, but Grace did not come back,
for she knew that the call was not in car
nest. @B
The visitor came and sat down III the
window where Grace had sat. He did
not speak, not even to say good evening;
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CHAPTER V.

Grace had been at home but a few
weeks when one morning she said coax
ingly 10 her mother
Mamma, may give party9'
DO you wish to very much dear ask
ed the parent kindly.
Yes, mamma, very much
'Then you con my love, certainly.
Oh, thank you, mamma, aud Grace
kissed her mothers check.
The night ofthe party came-the rooms
were magnifcent-tbe visitors brilliant,
and Grace beautiful as star. She seem
ed unusually happy and a little more ex-
cited than her wont; she was usually 50
queenly and ''self-possessed in society
She was as restless and as brilliant as a
Gagged bird. aud glanced so much at the
hal-doors, that her mother al length re
marked if, and coming up, inquired who
she was expecting that made her SO un-
easy. Just as she was about to reply she
heard voice in the hall that caused her
to leave the question unreplied 70, and ran
away quite undignihed
A travelling carriage stood before the
illuminated mansion.
We are are at HOME, dearest one---at
home now said the young husband as ne
lifted Madeline from the carriage.
What do you meant am bewiider-
ed murmured the bride, as he lifted her
in his arms and bore her into the hail
where crying and laughing, and happy
Grace steod TO welcome her Brothers
bride.