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HEALY's WEBSTER PICTURE.

HEALY'S WEBSTER PICTURE.
TTyHE EXHIBITION Of this Painting having been
Il prematurely closed by the occupancy Of the
will be reopened to the public for ten days prior
its leaving the city, commencing on Tuesday, the
4th instant.
Hours Of exhibition-from a. m until sunset.
Price of admission, 25 cents.
May 4-l0tdif
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Niagara.

| NEW York, May l3.-The Niagara arrived to-
day. She brings intelligence that the Derby Min
| istry had obtained an unexpected victory in the
House OF Commons on the Goth ult., when the
Militia bill was carried by a majority of one
| hundred and fifty.
OF the whole Of Kossuth's relatives, seventeen
were permitted to leave Austria on the LIST of May.
The Tribunal Of the Seine had decided against
Napoleon the question of the confiscation Of the
| Orleans property
| Their decision is regarded as the first stand
against the tyranny Of Louis Napoleon. and has
caused decline Of half per cent. on the Bourse
The Tribunal declared itself competent to decide
on all questions of property.
| The correspondents Of foreign papers are TO be
prosecuted for sending false intelligence.
| The steamer Washington has arrived.
Late and Interesting from Buenos Apes
BosTos, May l2.-The bark Waybesset, from
Buenos Ayres March 9th, has arrived here aud re-
| ports affairs all quiet.
The army Of Urquza was still unpaid, and il
was supposed that new issue OF paper money by
the government bank would be made for that pur-
pose. Many reforms were taking place. Munich
pal governments like those Of the United States, il
was thought would be organized, thus doing away
with the Capitalization of Rosas
special agent had been sent 10 the interior
| provinces TO effect national organizations.
The subject Of reducing the duty on foreign
wheat and flour was discussed, and the expedicncy
OF free competition in the sale of beef and bread
Divisions OF the Brazilian army had left Bucnos
| Ayres for Montevideo; the minority bad given in
their adhesion to the election OF Don Juan r. Giro
as president Of that province. Don +. Cnstcllanos
had been appointed secretary OF foreign affairs, and
Don Erasglun OF finance.
The ladies Of Montevideo had presented the new
President with a superb national flag
Business matters were quiet at Bucnos Ayres
the highest price Of doubloons was 29l and tho
lowest 257l.
Exchange on the United States per cent dis
count.
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WANTED To RENT,

r. AFURNIsHED no USE, with ten or twelve
U.ii Rooms, in the Second or Third Ward, near
Pcnnsyyania avenue. Apply TO
H0OE, BRO. & CO.
May4 TUnionl
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NATIONAL THEATRE
Benefit IF Mr.. c. 4. Logan.
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY ID.

FKIDAf EVENING", MAJ II,
Wi'l be performed Bulwer- Play, in five acts
entitled THE LADY OF LYONS. Colonel Da.
mas, Mr., Z. A. LOGAN; Pauline, Miss f. Lo-
GAN. Dancing by Miss ANNIE WALTERS and
Madllc THEODORE
To conclude with CHLOROFORM. or WASH
lNGTON ONE HUNDRED YEARS HENCE
Aminadab Slocum, Mr.. e. A. LOGAN
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMINGn
To meet Kind Friends again.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Commencing Monday, Mag 10, and epery Ece-
ming during the Week.
VXTEST AND PEEL'S OLD ORIGINAL CAMP
w BELL MINSTRELS have the honor to an
nounce TO the ladies and gentlemen of Washing
ton city that they will open as above, with new
SONGS. OPERATIC CHORUSES, and a new
BURLESQ UE on the Italian Opera.
For further particulars, see programme.
Tickets % cents. Doors open at II; perform-
ance to commence at s O'Clock.
May 4-tf On. +. A. JONES, Agent.
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The Manager has the honor to announce to the
citizens of Washington and its neighborhood, that
Mr.. EDWIN FORREST, the eminent American
Tragedian, has been engaged for limited number
OF nights. and will shortly appear.
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Tot TTtIgNt or pbssagc, apply TO
EDWARD X COLLINS & CO.,
No SO WalIstreet, m. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS CO.,
3King'sArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
&c Rue Notre Dame dcs VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver. bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones, metals, unless bills of ading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. Dec s
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Tomorrow evening for the Benefit of Miss Cecilia
Logan.
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THE NEW YORK & LIvERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. Capt West
The PACIFIC ........ Capt Nye.
The ARCTIC. ......... Capt Luce.
The BALTIC. Capt Comstock
The ADRiATIC, ....... Capt. Grafton.
ES THESE ships having been built by
S~ufs contract expressly for Government
sc2SSxzzx5b service, every care has been taken in
their construction, and in their engines to ensure
strength and speed; and their accommodations for
passengers are. unequalied for elegance and COM
fort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in
first cabin, Sl20 Exclusive use of extra size
state. rooms, 5000; in secGnd cabins, $70 From
Liverpool to New York. EDO and f20
An experienced surgeon is attac.s red TO each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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GHAKSPEARE CONC0RDANCE, by Mary
- Cowdcn Clarke, this day received.
May IA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Prices OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, SIS; Dress
ten years, half price; Reserved Seats, IS cents;
Orchestra Seats, rs cents; Family Circle, rs cents;
Third Tier, 90 cents; Colored Gallery, 25 cents.
Nav Ia
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SINGULAR OccuRHEScE.-A young woman, who
took passage in tho cars from this city, few days
since, for Baltimore, under circumstances that
caused her movements 20 be watched, was arrested
upon her arrival at Baltimore, charged with hav-
ing fcloniously appropriated TO her own use the
money Of other persons, obtained in the course Of
her travels, and held to await further invcsdga-
ton.
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PROPOSED DArKs OF sAIlIas.

from Nep York From Liverpool 4
saturday, 10, 1897. Wednesday, May 5
Saturday, 70 Wednesday, " 10
Saturday, Junel2 Wednesday,, June 2
Saturday, +" 70 Wednesday, /" l6
Saturday, July 10 Wednesday, Z" 80
Saturday, !" "a Wednesday, July "a
Saturday, Aug. 7 Wednesday, (" D
Saturday, Z" Fl "Wednesday, Aug. ~
Saturday, Sept. 4 Wednesday, 25
Saturday, q Is "Wednesday, Sept. 8
Saturday, Oct. Wednesday, q %
Saturday, 10 Wednesday, Oct. 6
Saturday, !" 80 Wednesday, " 20
Saturday, Nov IL Wednesday, Nov,
Saturday, p Wednesday, :" IL
Saturday, Dec. II Wednesday, Dec.
saturday, 20 Wednesday, F" Is
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CaiMtsAL CouRr.--Tho jury Of this tribunal, in
the case of the United States Us w s. Brown, were
unable yesterday TO render verdict, and the court
adjourned over until this morning.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT of THE
An MA1LS.-JEi. y EST ES51. Ed

y NORTHERX.--Arrivcs from Charioffesvillc on
shs ssrsc d,vs nS here,nrc y;z 'rns.aIavs, Thurs
.Aays aud Saturiays. Schedule time Of arrival s. n
m. Leaves. a. hcretoi.,rc. on Suua,ys. .Ncdncsdays
nad Fri.luys al 3. A. m
PACKET AfAiL.-Arsivrs every DIV, except
.Tausdsy. between q and 7. a. m. I.cnvcs ever,
Asy excrpt SIM nhm,s =. A. NJ, llv the North.
ora S&arp and ncSe, there and aesrtcs-
sed ev~rs lu mail for Richmond and points Nortl,
asnd Neiiti II thnt city.
~ Thc Canal w,y mail " csince,lavs.
fridays and Saalavs, and dcspaichcd Mon,luys :,
(V~ir. has. . !. 4 ~; I.,. .. l,.r,,
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Frazer's Magazine has lately continued
number Of very interesting pupcrs called
f" Episodes Of Insect Lla;" from the las,
published ono Of which, We make an ex-
tract, as follows:
A German named Gleditish. who had
laid some deud moles upon The beds IN hi.
garden, whether as examples of rcfribu.
tive Justice for tIIeir dcfaccmcnt Of his bor-
ders and walks, or for other good fcas ons,
or for none at all, docs not appear. obscr.
we'd that hcbodics Of the liule gentlemen
in velvet disappeared mysieriousIy. He
watched, and found that tic agents ~.cre
beetles, which having first deposited tl,eir
eggs in The carcnsscs that were 10 be The
pro, ision Of their larvm, buried The bodies,
so that they might be safe from the prrda.
tory birds and quadrnpcds. Into glass
vessel he put four Of these insects, having
filed it with earth, on the SUFFICE Of which,
he placed two dead frogs. ftis sections
went TO work, and one frog was inferred
in less than twelve honrs--ihc other ono
in the third day. Then he introduced a
dead linncf. The beetles soon began tl,ciir
labors, commencing operations by rcrno-
wing the earth from under tho body, so rs
to form cavity for its reception. Male
and female got under The corpse. and
pulled away at the feathers to lower it
into lis grave.
A change then came over the spirit Of
the male, FOR he drove the female away,
aud worked by himself for fre honfs ai q
stretch. He iiiied tie body ard changed
ns poslion, turned and arranged II. com,
ing oui orihe hole. mounting on Tic dead
bird frampEng on il, and then asair. going
below ioidraw j, down sIscper siiIi.-
Wearied with his inccssant elfosrs, he came
out and laid his head upon tho earth be-
side the object ofliis labor-. roluaining mo-
tionlcss for full hour, as irfor good rest
Thea he crept under tie earihaesin. On
the morning Of the next day. the bird was
an iuch and hulfbclow The surface Of the
ground, but the trench remained open,
lie body locking as if laid out upon
pier surrounded by rampant Of mould.
When evening cane, il had sunk hnIf
an inch lower. Tie aext day the burial
was completed, the iird having been. com
plcteIy covered. More carpscs were now
surplied, and ID fifty days twelve bodies
were Inferred by the four bcctlcs in ilns
ccmcicry, under glass cr-g.
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one morning. that you chen report the
more important spccchcs il The 6rst ftr.
son; thai Is what never vcninrcj 70 NJ
tempt. ] gave narrative Of spccclae%s en-
dcayoting 10 present an outline of the argu.
mcnis employed, bui never profssscd 10
follow the speaker in thc manner | find
YOU do. asssA 80 49, ~ x 's As7
l enjcavorcd 10 explain 70 him the man
urr sueh - i was, IL whicA l tried very
poorly and impericctly, but with vha, g.
deity ! could, to give picture of each
speech. as il Was delivered; and he seemed
much surprised to learn that ! never usc.
orhaj indeed even le armed .shc stcnograph-
ic character. a.. s.a
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Great excitement prevailed in Woshing-
eon on Monday and Tuesday last. in con
sequence Of the vague runners afioat IN rc.
gard to the contemplated duel between
Messrs. johnson and Daniel. The ruinors
we're highly exaggerated, one of which
was that they designed Sighting win mus
kets, at ten PAGES. and in The event of q
failure with powder they were 10 close il
with cold steel. each to be armed with n
bowick knife. This though was highly Or
roncous, us was afterwards shown.
On Monday evcning tire duel was to
have come Off Mr.. Daniel accompanied
by Mr.. Paulus Powell, and other friends
repaired to,he ground. 1t appears that
Mr.. johnson. accompanied BY Col. Rowan
OF KY. and other fiiends, were bcated in
consequence Of mstakipg the precise local
ity. Il being about niglt.Gl when all had
assembled. The pa,tics agreed 10 postpone
the affair until morning. and accordingly
left the ground and took lodgings in in
Georgetown.
On Tuesday morning they ngain pro-
cceded rothe spot that lad been selected.
The distance, thirty PAGES, was then meas.
urcd, and each took his stand. Shots we're
exchanged, and each lucky enough to find
himself untouched. The seconds very
properly interfercd--ns both had shown
themselves to possess nerve enough for
the occasion--and agreed that each OF the
comba,ants sI,oaId metunfiy rcrract what
ever had been said or done, refcciinc on
the other. This was done by 10Th parties.
and thus the affair was happily terminated.
We understand Tint both Of the princi-
pals conducted themselves with the great.
est coolncss during the whole aifair.
We find the following, in reference to
the late duel, IN the Washington CORES.
pondcnce ofthe B Blltimorc Clippcr- Fsa5
| Herald. ss. FYatAEtA A'sI silsg
'Agcntleman who was preecnt at tho
recent duel between Mr.. Daniel and MI
johnson Of Virginia, which took place
near Silver Spring, on the line ihnt divide.
Maryland from the District OF Columbia
informs US that there were on lie ground
among others, fhe Hon. Mcssrs. Gentry
Stone, Marshall, Of Kentucky, and Catcl
of the House Of Representatives. Col
Powell OF Virginia, acted as The friend d
Mr.. Daniel, and Col Rowan of Kentucky,
as the friend Of Mr.. Johnson. Distunce
70 PAGES. Daniel fred FIRST, and missed;
johnson fired next and misscd--(and "a
miss isas good a. mile!') At the in.
stance Of Messrs. Gentry and Blair, fur
ther shooting was prevented. and tho bel.
hgeranis werc rcconelcd. Mr.. Blnir, Il i
sail ,nxf,oJ ~, ,,,,.. .....- A. Il -
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Among tl,c anecdotes detailed BY Dr..
Bushnell in his scrnon at LiichRcld, illus-
iraiiye Of the Age Of Homcspun, v = tIliss
One ofthc aged Divines Of that county. stjll
living, was married during the Rcvoluiion.
but under singp1ar difficulties. There wss
an obstacle 10 the wedding liich seemed
iusurmouniabIe. Hc had no wedding cssf,
nor was WOO! TO be had 10 make one, asst
wasjn the dead Of winter Yei all parties
were rcady, az1 nc was anxioss 10 o.
married without delay. Al last the mother
Of the intended bride discovered the diff
culiy and promptly had some Of her sheep
shorn and srscrd vpfn biapAets 10 Keep
nem warm, while Of the wool she spu,
and wo,e coat for her intended son il.
law. - s. 81 sA
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NEWCONCERN.-The subscribers hav,

NEW WCONCERN.-Th subscribers have
Y this day associated themselves Together under
the style and firm of YotGGfR & SMITH, for the
purpose of conducting general Grocery, Commits
sion and Forwarding business, at the old stand Of
johnson Younger x Smith, Bank square. and So
licit Continuance Of the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the old concern.
Wenssurc our friends, that facilities are such
as 10 enable US to compete with any house in this
market. In addition Stock Of Groceries, Str
pie Dry Goods Sc. will at all times keep on
hand large and splendid assortment of find Lii
quors, such as French Brandy. Wines Gin, Sc
Besides large Stock of Domestic Liquors--aIl of
which, we viii sell ow for Cash, in Barter for
Country Produce, or to punctual customers ON the
usual time. - ...s..... ..a ..
Persons visiting this market, will please call and
examine our Stock before making their purchaser
YOUNGER & SMITH.
SAMUEL w. TouSeEn,
JoHN THos. SMITH.
Ian 1-fs
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tEsy AhhlsAI4--Just received ~ store, e. 80
An scrsnfy more Of those beautiful open W
Coal and Wood Parlsr aud Office Stoves; also a
large lot Of new patterns Of Cooking Stores. very
cheap; together with a large assortweut Of Air.
tight Cooking Stoves Of the latest and most desi-
rabe styles, direct from the Northern manufacto-
ries. Also another lot of Ranges just received of
the bcst kins in use, and which will be sold at
much less price than have ever before been offered
ia tI1s market. M
The subscriber las on hand and is prepared to
furnish and fit up, Hot Air Furnaces for warming
public buildings. factories &c. Of the best style in
use. INV price and in most perfect manner.
Tin and Iron Roofing, Fave Cutters, &c., put on
in superior manner. .-,n.
Ctnstantly on hund good assortment of Tin,
britannia, Brass and Japunncd Wares. Enamclled
and Hollow Wares. Bake Ovens, Sadirons &c.. all
of Which are offered al extremely low prices. the
New Stove Storc, one door South Of the Virginian
Office.
Old India Rubber Shoes, Pewter. Copper, Brass
and Rags, taken in exchange.
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A CARD.-we return to the friends efthc
IA late concern Of TINSLEY & TAYLOR, cur
sincere thanks for their very liberal patronage ex-
tended to us and respectfully ask continuation Of
their fayors to the new concern of TINSLEY,
TAYLOR a. CO., and by strict attention TO ba-
-ncss, we hope afford satisfaction to all who
may favour us with their patronage.
T. L. TINSLEY,
Jan 5-ts JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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DIssoLUTroMs, &C

nISSsOLUTION CONCERN
II Of .TINSiEY g. S-sz,AILOR Is this day dis
solved by nSsusa consent. All pFrsors having
rlairns against thc concern will peasc present them
for payment. and those indebted are hereby re-
qaested to come forward and make settlement.
al " T. L. TINSLEY, ates
Jan J-ts JOHN q. TAYLOR. !.
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mrsCRLLANEoUs.
TyO rARmERs. PLANTERs y

~
Il DEALE RS .--1GRIc ULTURdL IN
PLEMENTI MANUFACTORT Lyachsarg.-
The subscriber. formerly of Baltimore, where he
wns nssociatcd with a similar Establishment,
takes tlis method to inform the public 10 general,
sius be has opened Ware-room srd Factory
Muip Street. opposite brure's 4ivcEy Stable, where
he will manufacture various and most approved
implements Of Husbandry, and L.sbvr-saving Ma
Chimes nni pledges himseifthat all articles sola by
him shall be Of his own manufacture. equal in all
respects 10 simiIor implements mndc or imported
from other States. He therefore insiscs the public
to examine FOR themselves before purclasiDg else
where, the following variors tinds--Portnble and
Stationary Horsepower, Thmsher- Fans, ,Strnw and
Vegetable Cutters Corn Shelters, Harrows.C C uitva-
tors, plows and Gang Plows-Aiaiu Street Lynch
Repairing done with expedition ard fidelity
(Jan i9--Iy) A. W. WILLETT
Is7 Bed. Sentinel and Dnn Reg. copy.
NEGROEs WANTED.--The Virgin
i Y in and Tennessee Rail Rond Company viii
hire sixty Negroes, who viii be employed in keep
ing the road in rcpnir between Lynchhurg and Sa-
lem. Apply to the subscriber ut Mosby & Hol-
combc's Store.
Dec Bits Agent for the company
A RTICLEs for the ToiIct-Genn-
IN inc Chinese Soap Jcssarninc Soap, Sand Sonp,
Honey Soap. Transparent Wash Balls. Low brown
Windsor. cold Cream OTTO Rose Salve, Dulcne for
chapped hands. eTeat variety II Tooth Brushes.
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes, Combs, &c. Also, an
extensive assortment of fine French and German
Perfumery Pomades, Ok Marrow, and Sandoline
for the Hnir, &C., &C. For sale by 10
Dec l5-ts JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
NTIITE ZINC PAINT-A supply Of
w White Zinc Paint. said to be superior TO
White Lead. just to hand. Also, 400 gallons pure
Linsced Oiland other paints. For saleb
Dec l5-fs JOHN II. SEAY Druggist.
VyO PHYSICIANS.-Pr PIios-
l. pl,nrc Of Lime, Fluid Extract Of Rhubnrb. SEN
ma and Valecian. Also, Browns Clustering TISSUE
Tissue Dressing for blisters; Transparent Adhesive
Plaster, Coodion, Chloroferm, together with ge-
neral assortment Of choice Drugs and Chemicals.
For sale by
Dc I5-Is JOHN ii. SEAY, Druggist.
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NEW CONCERN M the old stand
/ y of ILNSLEY y 1AYLOR---The subseri-
bcrs have this day associated themselves together
under the siyle and firm Of
TINSLEY, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
For the purpose ofcondurting gsnrraf GROCE-
RY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. We
slall at ull times keep on hand large assortment
Of Groceries. Dry Goods md Liquors. &C. &c., and
ask of the patrons ofihe iaie firm well Of the
public generally. eal when in want cfgoods ~
io,c prices; small F,gfts and ready sales shall be
our motto. r. l.. TINSLEY,
f JNO. o. TAYLOR,
JAM SITS JNO. ID. HARVEY.
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Lcare Lynchtnrg Daily, e1eept Sunday, at 81 a. M

Passengers for Sfaunton, by this route. leave
Richmond, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Mt
p. NJ, arrive in Scottsville next day ut IL, and in
Staunton at p. NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland G. II. and Farmville,
leave the same evenings, and reach Cumberland
c. II ut "a next NJ, and Farmvillc by III r.
Nj.
Packages or extra haggageto be sent by boats or
stages, must go mt the risk Of the owners, or we
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
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The Lntc BnsiI Montugu.
The late Basil Montegu. q. c.. whose
death at tho advanced age Of eigbty-two i
recorded 10 have occurred at Boulogne-
sur-Mcr on the 9Th November. was for
mcrly acommissiouer in bankruptcy. aud
was 50 eminent practitioner in such mat
tiers that for many years he was regarded
as an oracle Of the bankrup. laws SO
little had been heard Of him Of late yours
that many Of his quoadam friends lahorcd
under the impression that he had long ago
discharged the debt Of nature. 1t is not
generally known that this distinguished
lawyer was the fourth son Of John, fourth
Earl of Sandwich. by Miss Margare, Rcay.
a celebrated beauty her day. The mel
ancholy fate Of this lady inspired the deep
est public interest at the time, and the
whole affair has been justly styled orc Of
the most romantic and extraordinary love
tales ever recorded---so much so, that it
has often struck us with as,onishmcnt that
in these novel-manulacturing and ready
reading days, one OF the novclisls who ca.
ter so strangely at iimcs for the public
tnste have seized upon the ample materials
the case affords as 'thc ground work for a
1o~ ~ - 'asue '.1 ~ - ~ ~ ~
ns;i % Ma.,a,. 80 H. ] aanah,an = ~ u ~ ~
:y~"s - y
apprenticeship TO mantua-maker in
Georges court, st. johns lane, Clerkwell.
Having during her apprenticeship nitract-
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his fiery passion, cannot be denied; the
tenor Of their correspondence clearly
proves it; but gratitude towards the earl.
and prudential motives respecting the vel
fare OF her children. induced her alter
wards to refase the offer OF the reverend
genileman's hand. and to Intimate the ne
cess'ly which existed Tor disseminating his
visits Tor their mutual interests and their
peace OF mind. o'ung 10 The quick by