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CARD.

CARD.
DEDFORD MINERAL sPRINGS-ESPY l..
IL ANDERSON, proprietor, respectfully informs
the public that this celebrated and fashnable
tering place is now open and fully prepared for
the reception and accommodation of visiters
Experienced servants and fine band of music
have been engaged, and every provision made to
secure the comfort of visitors.
BHpFoRp, June 3. 1850. June 6-3taw2m
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ARiaisALs AT THE HOTELS.
A,ilard,. a.,.i.

Willard. Hotel,
Corner Of PennsyfUan'a doenus and l4h street
Mcintosh, Fla j w Massie, Phila
Sreen' Ia Vaierius, Sandman
Clark, Canada Legation
Il Weld, 20 III + Eastman, Wis
II i. Potter, NO h English, USN
w / Writ, Ga 3 w Carmichael, Richie
Mr. Clifford, va Miss II Wexford, do
er :. TalcOtt. Rishm'd Miss T5Ihomp.on. 90
T 4 Duncan Cincinnati NJ Woodruff, Nc
Is Folk, Md Dean, Boston
J Chapman, Md LIS Smith, Md
y Massie, Va
National Hotel,
Corner ~ PennsyiodniG Aoenue and 9th street.
nj Owen, Bait Dmppel, Phla
Mrs. M Owen and child, S Foster, Mass
Bait JIG Christie NY
ii r. Clarke, Ga Henley, Bait
w Smith, Va Middleton Pbila
Gordon, do Miss Frederlka Bremen,
Mrs W. Terry, Va Sweden
Terry, Mo &c Congdon. Nantuck't
Miss Smith, S e w Smith u SN
SIMS, 4 NJ McMichaei, Phila
q o Johnson, Ga Frink and iady III
w Browniey and lady, w Guthrie, Wash ton
Petersburg Brown, N Y
Mrs vJarratt, Petersbg Mrs r Brown. NY
Gadsby'. Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Acentls aud Sd street.
J McCartie, lady and NJ l. OFT, Wheeling
child, sc Good, do
Mrs Bryan, sc N Staples, Miss
Niiss NcIarter, 81 i wall, ONO
Dr. Fuller and ladies, Boyd,jr, NY
bait Catan, Conn
nj Causin, Md Stewart, USN
DIR Marshall, Pa w Bracket, NH
Hoffman, do w Bracket, NH
w Patterson, Miss j 5 Barbour, jr, Va
NJ Wampler, CS DC Diggs, Md
Irving Hotel,
Corner If Pennsylvania Aoenue and I2M street.
w NJ Jones, Richmond Barton, Phila
w M Oliver, Danbury III Amber, Fla
o Z Jameson, Ravens Mrs Crittenden & fami-
wood ly, Texas
M Tanning Deptford Il Robinson, Texas
stevens, Miss Jagella, Hungary
w We'll, bait Ii Baker, Pa
A M Nelson, NO NJ Jansen, Danyers
Fallon,Jr, do w Jones, Rockville
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rI'HE subscribers beg leave 10 notify their nu-
Il merous patrons that their respective accounts
will be sent 10 them the 2Sth Of this month"; and
respectfully request a settlement from all on the
let Of July either by cash notes at short dates
CLAGEfT. NEWTON, MAY h co.
June 26-d2wif
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I,nE cupA ExPEpIrIoN.-The flight Of

UNHE CUBA EXPEDITION.-Thc flight Of
Il the invaders should not equal the hurry Of
persons in want Of Dry Goods 10 get to Yerby's.
he is selling off his stock Of Summer Goods at such
prices never heard Of before in this city.
From this day forward am determined to off
my stock of summer goods at very reduced prices,
70 make room for the fall trade. deem il useless
to cnumorate, persons will find good assert
ment of Iadies' Dress Goods Gentlcmcn's, Boys,
and YOUTH Wear, with good stock Of House Fur
nishing Goods, that cannot be surpassed in quality
and price in the United States, together with Can
ton Mattings, Oil-cloths, &c An carly call is soil
cited. G.. VIM VERIFY,
June 22-3taw3w opposite Centre Market
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, June 81 by Rev. JonN
y. Cook, MONTGOMERY PARK 10 Miss HAIR
RET T.. BRUCE, all OF this city.
At Baltimore, on Thursday evening, goth inst
at the Western Parsonage, by Rev. DR. JoHSs
JAMES Q. BLANCH 70 Mise ELLEN LANE.
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RALMEz's GREAT WORK ON cIvILr-


Professionalism and Catholicity compared in their
effects on the Civilization of Europe. BY the Rev.
J. Balmez. | vol. octave
II will be printed in clear type, well bound In
cloth. and supplied to subscribers at two dollars a
copy. J. Murphy & Co., Publishers, Baltimore.
Subscriptions taken and the work supplied at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
June 30 bookstore, near 9th street.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
To Piney Point, Old Point, Norfolk, nj,
Cape Henry.

~---xx..z,, THE STEAMER OSCEoLA will
In Vleave Washington upon a plea
SGzSSeaIs.f2 sure trip To the above places, on
Wednesday, the Sd July, at 3
O'Clock, and Alexandria at half-past three O'clock
p m, arriving at Pincy Point about 10 O'clock and
Norfolk carly next morning, when she will leave
fording the company excellent opportunity Tor
bathing To enjoy the sea breeze, witness the
sive Qualifications &c.
The boat will return, after the brilliant display oi
FIREWORKS from Fortress Monroe, to Norfolk
where the next day can be passed very pleasantly
in visiting the Navy Yard. Dry Dock, Big Ship
Pennsylvania, and other objects Of interest.
Returning, the Osceola will leave for Washing
ton on Friday, the 9Th, at O'Clock, p. IN.
Good music will be in attendance
Passage and Fare to Piney Point and return,
SO 90; TO Norfolk and return, S 6 90; Gentleman
and Lady, $40 90.
June 27--6td JAMES MITCHELL Cant.
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I,NcYcLopEpIA OF tho USEFUL ARTS

LrNCYCLOPEDIA OF the USEFUL ARTS,
II complete in one quarto volume. London, with
many cngravings, treating ON Agriculture, Car
pentry, Commerce, Fertilization, Political Econ
omy, Horticulture, Naval Architecture, &c, &c.
Encyclopaedia of the Fine Arts, viz Painting,
Sculpture, Heraldry, Architecture, Numismatics,
Poetry, Music, SC, &c. Complete in one quarto
volume, London, very numerous illustrations.
Encyclopedia of Mental Philosophy, treating Of
Grammar, Rhetoric, Moral Philosophy, Mctaphy-
sics. Method, Law Theology, &c, &c. One quarto
volume, London.
Just imported from London, by
June % FRANCk TAYLOR.
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I.aeai Matters.

GA CoARsE lGNoRANr Fellow PA day or two
ago We heard rugged. sunburned- looking man
thus described hy another person. The latter was
fair and pretty. aud talked with pleasing gbness.
We took his measure accurately as we could.
His intellectual rogrees had been up the rugged
ascent of Pixies Hahinstc; into, but not out Of,
the abyrinths Of Murray's syntaxj and along the
cool pathway OF olney's Geography. He had no
doubt then paused 10 rest upon the green sward OF
the Wayerly Novels, ere he entered the complex
avenues OF Marsh's Book keeping, where he now
stands amazed at the profound philosophy which
teaches with unerring certainty how 10 distinguish
in all cases between debtor and creditor
The "coarse ignorant fellow" know. We
have seen him between the plough He holds
his own plough, and sets his coulter pretty deep.
He is ii good farmer. His crops are good, and he
knows tho most judicious SUGGESTIONS. His cattle
good, for man better understands the points
of good cattle. lie does not observe the very
closely, yet sows and plants in tile seasons long
custom has well established as the right
He is a fair geologist and chemist for amateur;
and subscrbes for religious, political, and
two agricultural periodicals. We have eaten ham
and gre.n at his abundant dinner table and washed
down nice pastries with cool sweet milk. When
his wife and little daughters had churning to
do, we have them studying French together
Oh, that we should live to find out that he is but
"a coarse ignorant fellow" If pretty street swells
would only have compassion, they would not open
our benighted eyes TO truths too stupid of
ourselves To discover.
The illusion were under pleasant. We
contemplated the worldly prosperity Of our farmer
friend with satisfaction; and it had really entered
into our thoughts that at the next appointment OF
justices his name should be on the list. Although
he is not eloquent we have heard some OF his neigh.
bors say that, for the purpose of cficeting de-
srable objects in the Legislature Of the Old Domin
ion, they desired TO have him there. They too
should be undeceived. They are pl,in folks with
brown faces, and of them unbound
shoes. II would be kind in city acquaintance
to set them right. These country pumpkins have
but to pass in review along the Avenue to be judged
Alright, and assigned their proper places. There is
nothing like kid gloves and switch for pol
ishng up the intellect. Pretty looks and waiting
maid style Of speech the indication Of the
completion of this.
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0J-Fsicon Boat Ciub.--The regular monthly
meeting of the Club will be held at Mr. J. &.
MEG U1RE's, on T. street, near Tenth, ON Monday
evening next, July | at O'Clock.
June 29-S&M
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NAVY YARD OMNIBUS.-W. J. Gcffers has
IN established line Of Omnibuses between the
Navy Yard and the corner of Pennsy lvania avenue
and 9th street. His omnibuses "Henry Clay and
Eagle" will leave these points every half hour
during the day. June 27-ThS& TUFTS
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SEA-BATHING.

THIS magnificent establishment is now open for
Il the reception of visitors. Surrounded entirely
by salt water il affords every facility for Sea- Bath
ing. There very capacious and we'll arranged
Bath Houses, with Hot Baths, and Shower Baths,
and fine Surf and splendid Beach for those who
prefer the open
The Hotel, situated directly the bay, and in
view OF the Atlantic, presents beautiful prospect;
while Fortress Monroe, the largest military work
in the Union, offers to the visiter splendid prone
nades, daily military parades, and fine music. No
place can be more healthy, or possess finer eli
mate than this docs through the entire summer
and fall months; proverbiaiiy healthy, having had
cholera here last summer; nor have ep-
idemic diseases of any kind, fever and ague, or
bilious fever
With drinking water unsurpassed in excellence,
VIC offer the attractions OF fine Band Of Music, and
the most beautiful Ball Room ia the Union.
JAMES =. FRENCH.
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DIED,

On Friday, the 2sth inst, at half-past o'clock
JANE, infant daughter of MARy Ans and SotTnEN
s. PARKER, aged eleven months and three days
Her funeral will take place ON this Saturday after
noon, at O'clock from their residence ON IA street
between Twenty first and Twenty second street.
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FAcToay sTopPrp.--We are informed that the
Jones cotton factory has stopped work, and shut
down the gates for three months. This factory has
had eight thousand spindles in operation.
TRochesfsr Democrat.
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LITTELL.s LIVING AGE, No. sao-Ia, ct.

her- NO. oSO--l<b CTS.
Commencing Neto Polane.
CONTENTS.
!. Ralph Waldo Emerson--Brifish Quarterly Re
uiep.
2. DIR. Copeland Palsy and Apoplexy-Spse
tdtor
3. Cabinets Phantom World Spectator.
1. Lettice Arnold, Chapters VII, VIII. Ladies
Companion.
;. Gossip about Children Godey's Lady's Book
9. The Story Of "The Requiem"-FT aser's Maya
zine.
T. The Arctic Expedition-Nec York Tribune.
PoETRY My Christian Name; The Poets Life.
SHoRT Articles: New Printing Machine; Mode
OF finding Bog Timber in Ireland.
WAsHIS0roN, December "a, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO TO be the
useful IL contains, indeed. the exposition only Of
the current Literature of the English Ian guage; but
this, by lite immense extent and comprehension, in
cludcs portraiturc OF the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at 81 a year, by
+. LITTELL 4 Co, Boston.
Aud cold by JOS. SHILLINGT0N,
June 25- dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and a st.
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A CARD.

FJNHE SUBSCRIBERS take this method of inform
i ing their customers that their respective hall
yearly accounts will be made up to the 25th instant
and delivered before the LIST of July when il is
hdently expected of all To come forward, settle up
and start afresh. p. II. HO0E 4 CO.
June 25-2wif TUnionl
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TaE COLUMBIA Rvra.-N English papers state that
further explorations Of the newly discovered south
pass Of the Columbia river show its practicabity
and superiority 10 the north entrance
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CHANGE or DAYS.
ROCK CREEK GROVE

rINHE Grove near Rock Creek Church will be
Il opened for visiters "Wednesday afternoon,
July 3. at o'clock Thursday at 3, in the morn
ing. and on Friday, at 4 O'Clock. p. M. To con
tinue each day until sunset
Refreshments in abundance, and on Thursday a
cold collation. for those who wish To dine in the
Grove.
Parties visiting the fair may economic by ma
king arrangements with the omnibus proprietors.
June %
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BAPTIzISG INFANTS. AT the Fourth Presbyte-
ran Church. Ninth street, yesterday afternoon, tho
usual meeting for services preparatory TO the ad
ministraiion Of the Lords Supper. (Which will
take place to- morrow afternoon at O'Clock } was
held. when eight infants were baptized.
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(6t- TEMPERANCE HALT. w. Upton,
esq, will address the meeting on Sunday night, Both
inst, at 3 o'clock. The public are invited 10 at
tend. GEO. SAVAGE, President
I,nrn.
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D1- To-day being the fcrst Of SITS. Peter and
Paul. the festival will be celebrated in st. Peters
Church, on Capitol Hill, on Sunday the 3Oth inst,
at TO- O'Clock in the morning, when Is Deum
will be sung in Thanksgiving for the return of the
Popc To Rome June %
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bank OF the Metropolis, June "a, 1880.
THE TRUSTEES Of this Bank have this day de-
L clared dividend Of four per cent out Of the
profits of the current business for the last six
months.
They have also declared an extra dividend Of five
per cent out Of profits realized within the same
period.
Both of which dividends will be ready to be paid
to the stockholders Monday, the let of July next.
June 29-df2t RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Protection lnspranee Company or Itartford
Conneeticut.
Capital 1898 900, paid ia and securely INFESTED
u w. LATHAM. Agent for this long established
~. and substantial Company il prepared 20 issue
SIZE on lnc most favorable erns, against losses
ated within the District, or liz vicinity
Office mt his Banking House on Seventh street
i, M HANSON Is connected with the Agency of
this Company and is authorized To receive applica-
tons Tor insurance. June 22--3 taw2wif
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DLANNETT'S BIT'TERs-Ihisa article rs higt-
IL ly recommended for the cure of dyspepsia in
digestion, fatulcncy, general debility, liver COM
plants, aud all the train OF symptoms commonly
called nervous affections IL ~ ono OF the most de-
sirable tonicG offered 10 the public. II creates
a healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equalizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy 90 the system. and creates a power OF
resistance diseases rarely obtained. II Is pure
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself 10
the attention Of those suffering from the above die
orders.
For sale by X 5. PATTERsos and n. ID. W.
~. GILMAE, Washington, d. T.. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
WIN. Il. HICKS CO,
ls9 and ISL Front streets, New York.
Anrll lh-dir. N&W
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liant Of the MetropoII.. june I, 1850

THE STOCKHOLDERS in this Bank are hereby
u notified that election for Trustees Of the
Bank for the year then ensuing will be held at the
banking house in this city on Monday. the Let of
July next.
The polls will be opened at 10 o'clock, a. m, and
closed at O'Clock, p. I'M.
At the general meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bank of the Metropolis, convened az above on the
let Of July next, such other matters will be acted
may be then proposed.
BY order Of the Board
June 2g-dif2t RID. SMITH. Cashier.
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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT Odd
FELLOWS HALL.

CHANGE OF SCENE.
additional attraction.
A new scene, Of unrivalled beauty and interest
called
The Storm, or pieissitasdes Of R,raI Life,
Is now open at Odd Fellows' Hall, together wit
ihs Battle Of Bunker Hill Fairy Land, &c.
Doors open quarter before o'clock; commence
haif-past O'Clock
Tickets 20 cents. Children under twelve years
OF age 10 cents. Jnnc "a LtT
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MAY 20. 1850.
TERMS.

Board per day. ..-.........--Sz w
By the week; at the rate Of tPer dsyl ! 80
Children under ~ years IL age, and servants,
half price. May l6-TTh&s2m
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THE FALcoS.-By notice in this mornings
Republic it will be that the regular meeting Of
this boat club is To be held on Monday next, The
Falcon is "A little beauty, and is manned by clever
band of aquatos, who know well how to be merry
"wiihn the limits Of becoming mirth." We be-
eve she plies eight oars, and that the club consists
of twenty members.
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The preparations for war still continue. The
greatest activity regns throughout all the de-
partncnts and horses are bought wherever they can
he procured. The expense OF these preparations is
80 great that II is thought there must be some seri.
ous thoughts of war; while, the other hand, IL is
stated that the government is assuming strong
attitude in order TO command respect, and thereby
maintain peace
PaussIA AND AusrnrA.--Tho feud between the
Prussian and Austrian troops Of the garrison Of
Frankfort. that led 10 some violent conflicts be-
tween the men, has been settled. Alta parade of the
3ist Prussian nfantry with the cuirasscrs and ar
ticry, and the Frankfort, or Bavarian and Aus
trian battalion, the troops were addressed by tho
commandment on the disgraceful character Of the
qu1rrcl and its results, with an cxhortation in con
cluson 10 forget that II had ever occurred. The
Prussian and Frankfort commandants then EN-
braccd in front of the troops-an example that was
followed by all the officers Of the staff; tho oldest
officer Of every rank, OF every company, then adj
vanccd aud shook hands, the whole ceremony con-
Guiding with hoch 20 "unty." The men wore
only their sidcarfns
The Congress of States at Frankfort has resumed
is sttings the entrance Of the plenpotentiarics Of
Hessc Darmstadt and Streitz has been announced
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LITTLE Henry THoRN.--It is with feelings of the
hvcest pleasure we are to day enabled to state that
the recovery of this little boy is very confidently
hoped for AT the time he received the pistol shot
he tainted away, and did not recover his Conscious
ness for several minutes, but gasped all the while
for breath. The blood flowed very freely
from his wound. From the time he became con-
scious he has evinced wonderful fortitude and
courage.
We hope this occurrence will cause fire. arms TO
be kept out Of the hands of all persons who have
not the discretion TO manage them with safety.
The Fourth Of Juiy-that excellently abused day
is close at hand. A determined course of conduct
the part of parents, masters and police officers,
is now very important. We have never known this
anniversary pass without the ofsomc ira
gical accidents. Let US cndeavor to avoid them at
this time
Our attention has been called to the subject in
an impressive manner. Can We not turn the oc-
currence to profitable account!
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ALExAsDRiA.-The Masasses Gap Railroad en-
terprise is prosecuted with good will by the people
of this city. The Common Council has made an
unconditional subscription Of not exceeding TWEEN
ty thousand dollars to the stock of the company
which, with the amount already subscribed in the
other counties. the charter, and authorizes
the organization of the company. A meeting OF
the Stockholders has been called by the commrs-
sioners for the purpose of organizing the company,
~ take place in that the 30th Of July next.
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Many persons are complaining OF the warm
weather; but have not met with one who would
desire the return of winter. Winter brings its de-
lights when it comes, though the very thought oft
nowadays produces chill,
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TEMPERANCE HALL.-The address Sunda
night will be delivered at eight O'Clock. by Mr.
TIProS. On these evenings cold water ia a
congcnial subject Of discussion.
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CHEAP ExcuRsIoNs,-On of the best ways OF cool
ing off in these afternoons is to board Alex
andria steamboat and glide down the channel II
is very pleasant and refreshing, and the sights along
the way gratifying 20 the eye, saying nothing
of the inducements offered Mt the far end of the
jaunt. The Phoenix, Thomas Collyer, and Joe
Johnson the three boats now plying-all safe
and agreeable. Choose amongst them for your
selves.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-23

VeIasquez, and insidious and hateful Juan, the
Maroon resolved. He continued his watch in
secrecy, though passing from copse TO copse; he
Ie(i the neighborlood Of bis cavern, as the chew.
it flies always from the sPo, where her young
are hidden.
The vessel approached that part of the island
where he had been landed This increased his
fears that she was lha, of his tyrant. If he came
to mock, it was the game of Lopez to mpore
and seem repentan. Ito pardon, it was his
policy rather to appear surly and provoke his
enemy to continued hostility; for, though anx.
ous TO reach Spain with his treasure, yet our
Maroon well knew that, with Juan OF Veas.
quez as master. the very suspicion of his great
possessions would be fatal to his life Better.
then, to delay the day of his restoration than
peril everything on a hope so doubtful But, in
truth, Lopez de Levya was not in condition
of mind to resolve on any policy. He was now,
as he had ever been before, the creature Of
events
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And though, as our traditions say,
-..-.TAere bloaxGae worlds of endless day..
would not care to seek the sky,
Ifthere thy spirit did not fly. ..,., ~,
Ii was impossible even for heart so selfish
as that of our. Maroon, wholly to resist a conf
dence 50 sweet and touching. The wild grace
Of her action, the spiritual delicacy other love,
the delightful companoaship with which she
cheered his solitude, all succeeded, in the alb.
sence of any absolute temptations. TO secure his
continued devotion 10 her charms.
But change was destined TO cas-, its shadow
over their otherwise happy dreams. Three
weeks ofdelaht, with little interval, and scarce.
ly any respite, had passed since they first knew
each other No doubt OF the security. as well
as transport, of her condition, as,ailed the heart
of the Indian damsel and if The Spaniard ever
thought of his home, it was only as one ot,bose
vexiug fances, which, as he could scarcely
hone to realize il, it vas but childish TO encour
aye. He made The most his present happi.
ness, and resigned himself to the possession of
Amaya, with the more satisfaction. indeed, since,
in chnice among thousand, she still would
rnost probably have been the object of his pre-.
l.rence But he did not The less regard the
dowry which she brought him. He subjected
his treasure TO dali examination, and, when the
weather served, to daily increase. His neces.
sites made lila sniscr. He did not the less
enjoy the treasure, which it seemed he could
never spend.