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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
AsBORNE GREAT NATIONAL
W PIcTIfRE GALLERY hsa heeu raraox ed pp.

.nSBORNE GREAT NATIONAL
" PICTURE GALLERY has been removed OPP
posite to the Exchange Bank, and l. now ready fos
visitors.
This Is the great Daguerrean DEPOT Of this conn
try. Persons WISHING Pictures. will find this place
70 pay them well for Wait. Every department. eoa-
nected with this estah llhment has been lifted up In
superb order Gilt eolnices, with Nations sssis
and stripes, ornament the many .ndows. The la
dies Dressing Room will be found lacking IN nothing
that will add TO the comfort OF veifors The Aeass
are covered with beautiful carpel--the walls With
rich satin paper Portraits Of all nnent stssss'
men adorn the wails--larse chanS ssiers ornament
the place The sky light i the very hest that can Y
II. Lewis's patent Bufins Machines
None can form idea Of this establishments With
out paying II visit Ali the proprietor asks y es!t
to satisfy one and ell that he hss no psed Of sslF
praise or need Of humhusxns the PEOPLE With fesa.
fats Neither does he need advertise 20 work for
nothing His motto Il. far pr 'eesaad gee !g4rk )
A. w. OSBORNE
Opposife the Exchange Hank.
e. One of Nunns 1 Claris Piauas kept for the
ns~ az fh~ ladies. 20 IL
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GEORGE NJ WEST,
myl7 Nos aud Exchange.
nv II

A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIK.
~ GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
sTEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND. Pc
TERSBuRG, NC, &c, kc ,-.Hayins effected arrange.
ments with the u 8. mail line of stssme from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDlSE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re-
ceived at our New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
O'Clock, p. M. on the day of sailing.
Merchants and Others ordering goods from New
York, are requested TO order by adams l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 60 via the in.
press. ADAMS L. CO.
y. I. McDoNoUGH. Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-Expres packages for Nor
folk. Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS CO, SO Broad.
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
je 6-s IS Broadway, New York.
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eEk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
-Hs0 CARRIA G S.-THOS. CLEMMITT.
luth street, near the Banks. Richmond, Va manu-.
faetursr ofCARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA.
WAYS and BUGGIES, invites the attention of an
in want of such articles, assuring then that he does
not deal in Yankee WORK chat they will get the be
materials and workmanship in his Carriages, which
ne warrants equal to any in the city, and ct prices
that cannot fail to please NH is ts
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a A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY

r. BEChER, MERCHANT TAILoE,
M formerly of tire firm of Nelson x Co.. re-.
MG spectfully informs his friends and the public
- In general, that he has opened large estab-
lshment at No. 26 Main street, and just returned
GOODS, embracing every article of gentlemen's
wearing apparel besides most beautiful and com
pIete assortment of CLOTHS, FESTINGS, CASSI-
MEKES. &C., all of the latest snd choicest patterns
competing with, If not SURPRISING any collection OF
the kind in this city.
fashionable suit wa,rapted to IL lie win he bsnn1
to see the friends of the old firm and the public at
his present stand, No Is Main street, below the City
HOTEL NH q 2mt
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HAVING concluded to close up my pre-
IL sent business, offer. from this day, my entire
stock of DRY GOODS at cost for cash only until the
first of July, at which time the remainder of the
stock will be sold at auction
All persons indie bted to JAMES A. SMELL. agent
estate of Hugh Rileigh and John A. Smell Co., are
requested to come forward and make immediate pay
ment as longer Indulgence will not he given.
JAMES A. SMELL, Agent
No. q West Main street
April 26, 1854. apps to
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Candidates, NOTICE.-Six hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, $7.75 usual
price $40; Mahogany Sofas upholstered in hair CLOTH
spring seat ST. usual price $22; Mahogany bureaus
large size, 90, usual price SIP very large High Post
heavy, Sill, usual price Si6;. Enclosed Mahogany
Wash Stands, &c. usual price 50; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, 50, usual price SIS.
WIN. SMITH, Manufacturer
SS4 South Third street. above Cathedral,
Philadelphia, Pa.
II Small profits and quick sales. Goods careful
iy packed and shipped to order. ma 28-Sm
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I4sUSlACE 8 AFPLEYARD, CoAnss
~ Sion MsRcMAnrs, ofHes on North sids e sss
Hasn They viii attend TO the ale of TobACNtts
CORN, WHEAT, FLOUR. Sc. and viii R!omgsu
execute orders for the purchase 81 goods u 81 lss
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- CHEAP DRUG STORE-Corner
~ 4th and Broad streets-We have just received
large assortment of erfumes, lair and Tooth
- Brushes Fancy Articles, &C, which we offer
very low.
A1so large stock of imported Havana, Principe
and Re gala Cigars.
Also kept ON hand, large quantity of the same
Washing Fluid formerly prepared by e. s. Hickson
and Thomas Leonard.
- A. A. GEORGE & CO.,
my9 to Apothecaries and Drugsists.
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A RTISAN-The Hand Book for the
"A Artisan, Mechanic and Engineer, by Oliver
Byrne, illustrated with eleven large Lithograph
Prints, and one hundred and eighty-five wood En-
cravings. Received and for sale by
SLADE BAKER,
my IL No Exchange.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
= above reward, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to Us In
Richmond of a Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
miles more from Richmond or thirty dollars If ts-
ken in near Richmond.
Maria Is of medium statue, with round face skin
about ginger bread color, good set of teeth full
suit OF hair, and pleasant countenance. Her pre-.
else age not recollected, but she is believed to be
about twenty-f -four or five years old.
PHIL. M. TABB SON, Agents,
Office on Governor street.
NH Its Between Main and franklin sts
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NOTICE.-Ata meeting of the President
IN and Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held At the Depot OF
the Company, in Richmond, 22d April. 1854,
ResolUed That dividend of 81 per cent. out of the
profits of the company for six months ending 3tst
March last be declared payable to the Stockholders
their legal representatives. and after the first OF
May next
A true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 to C. w. MACMURDO, Trea'r.
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
IL BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, is
prepared TO execute orders for sill kinds of Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in q
workmanike manner. %rl E-s~
As he is prepared to cast every day, persons want
ing work done can be accommodated in q few hours'
notice. ~
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLS made
to order.
patronage from the public is respectfully solicit.
ed.
N.B.-Highsst cash price paid for old metals.
fe 2o-Sm n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL LARS
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS

AT COST ron CASH, BY
WORD, FERG USON e. CO.,
No Is3 MAIN STREET.
INTENDING to make change in on
i business relations on the Let July next we NOS
offer entire stock Of STAPLE AND FANCl
GOODS, At cost for cash.
WE MEAN WHAT We SAY, and ask those in wan
to call IND ard sSa%Ds our large and well :esstsa stoc
new and desiTabis Pisid SILKS, CHALIiES. BA
REoE DE LANES, BAREGEs. &c. = - :,
A large stack Of CLOTHS, cAsSIMEREs AM
vESTINGS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS, EN-
BROIDERIES, together with every description o
Our goods have been purchased mostly by tn,
package and many of them at reduced prices on GU
SECOND trip to the Northern markets.
We think rare opportunity IL now offered to tn,
consumers to supply their wants upon the most ia
To our friends and customers residing at distance
we will continue to fill orders entrusted to our care
my Il dim WORD. FERGUSON { co.
.EATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.--
- The subscriber has on hand, received by recen
arrivals OF packets from Northern markets. larg,
suitable for this and the approaching se sson which
Giles can be found =
Oak and hemlock sole Leather, shoe Skirting
Harness. bride and band Leather, saddler's Skirt
ing @4ss.4.-
Russell and wax upper Leather and kip Skins
Patent dash, collar and trimming Leather.
Black and colored enamelled Leather and Cloth.
Bag Leather, heg Skins, sheep Skins deer's Hair
French and Philadelphia calf Skins, patent Leath-
er
Black Buckskins, opera calf Skins, gaiter Kids.
French and Philadelphia morocco and hid Skins.
Tampico and Madras boot morocco Skins
Pink lining Skins. binding Skins, boot Roans, al
coors
Elastic cloth for Caters satin Franchise and Italian
Cloth.
Boot and shoe Trees Lasts, Nails, Pegs, Clamps.
Gallons. - -
Boot Webs, Bristles, Eyelet Machines and Eye.
lets
Patent currying Knives, Blades Steels, Brushes.
Shoemsker's Kit of ell knds Tanners OIL, variou
qualities.
WIN Fl SUTTON
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NrEW RECEIPTS FOR COOKING

NEW KECEIFI0 FUh COOhlNO-
IN By MISS LEsLIE.-Comprisine az the new
soups Fish, oysteu. TerrApins, Turtles Vegetables,
Meats Poultry, Came Sauces Pickles, sweesm &C.
Cakes. ConfectioiAres, PuddingA CornmeaI. ties,
Rice, etc. ETC., with lists OF articles In season suited
to 20 together for breakfasts dnners and suppeIs
and many new receipta and much usefnI sna vaua,
Die informstion on all subjects whatever connected
with general housewifery
large number Of these New Receipts have been
their skili in housewifery. Many we're dictated by
colored cooks Of high reputation 10 the art for which
nature seems to have gifted that race with peculiar
are of French origin Their tties translated into
,ur own language. The cornmeal preparations will
ee found unusually good, full directions given
for every method In which this most valuable and
cheap staple be prepared, and particularly that
for Indian mush, article which, simple It L. is
seldom made properly, rather wholesomely It ia
book that every house-keeper should have-price
81. For sale by
GEORGE NJ. WEST,
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CATTLE. HOGS ANN c,,.

,.ts ITr n.ss hss. z cwt gross, which il ssasu
oar i: and the market is somewhat ho ~ cattle nnce
has ALLAN d0c. y cwt aiminished. 1t
HOGa-Dui at o. Janet 5
shEEf-Mutton cells for @ 5o0ss sp,ecs e.,
binary aad superior Sheep. Lom6 br;ps 10, .of o.,
each, iaccordise 70 quality mug S<~SS.5o
vkAft-cnisss at for Veal sell at e. NJ. 80.
weight. o. ID sfosa
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WATSON & BOOTH, UraoLsrERxRs

w AND PAPER HANGERS, Nc, LA Broad street,
opposite the Theatre, respectfully inform the cit-
zens OF Richmond and its vicinity that their Spring
assortment of GOODS 10 now complete, consisting
in part Of
Gilt and Velvet, Sasn and Common Papers, Bor-
ders Fire Screens, Cs.tain Papers Window Shades,
Gilt Cornces, Curtains, Bands, &c.
Curled Hair and SACK Mattresses, Feather Beds
and Lourges.
Also, Floor and Table OH Cloth aad Mating
Together with every article in their line Of bus.
uess--ail of which we offer ct the lowest prices.
p. 8. UPH0LSTER1NG and PAPER HANGING
done IN town country, al the shortest notice and
b the best manner.
an 2l-lms WATSON BQ0TH
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MYr.LrrgERY.

- REMOVAL.-O lDl
OF SPRING AND SUMNER FA- 6
H 6HIONS.-MRS. NJ. A. LY Ms, ~
thankful for the liberal patronsge -
heretofore bestowed respectfully asks for coptfn'
usnce at her Rooms, No. lis Broad street, over On
Hartwell Co.'s new store, where she will open on
Tuesday, April %, large and varied assortment Of
Spring and Summer MILLINERY. of the very lstest
styles.
Also, HAIR BRAIDs, FRONTS and CURLS,
CAPS, RIBBONS, Mourning SLEEVES and COL
LARS, and variety of fancy goods.
DRESSES and MANTLES made to order In the
moot fashionable manner, and at the shortest notice
81. A. LYONS,
No. lis Broad st., over Hartwell 4 Co.'s.
sp % Inn
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GUM DROPS.-250 lbs Gum Drops as
~ sorted. favors, put up in five and ten nonna
boxes; Is boxes Jujube Paste, assorted. Just re-.
myl8 o'oAEoN.
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GOLD COLOR RIBBONS.-Just re-
~ ceived, three boxes solid color Ribbons terent
widths, and containing all the desirable shades :
c. HARTWELL Il CO.
my Is liz RroaS .t
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GREAT BARGAINS I'm EMBROIDE

GIGAR6. III, 000 very fine Neptune CT
~ gars. Just received, Also. Ambsois. Martinsr.
sale By d loss ~ ALEX. DUVAL
my 10 49, j. sssass LIS Msin a
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RLACK GRENADINE AND GRAPE
y DE PARIS.-Just received, Black Grsuadine
and Grape De Paris, for sale.
C. HARTWELL L. CO..
10y 10 lis Bread ST
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER.
~ SHIP:-Th Co-Partnership heretofore exist.
Ing under the firm Of BUKCH & SHAFER, is this
day, by mutual consent, dissolved
SAML. s. BURCH.
% FRANK SHAFER. ~
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tINE SPONGE.-A superior article Of
Il fine Sponge, for sale by
my IL ALEX DUVAL 1856 Main st.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having open.
IN ed BLACKSMITH SHOP on Gary street be-
tween 18th and 18th sire eta, prepared to furnish
their friends and the public generally with every
ticle In their line Of business
Hardware Merchants and Stone Cutters would do
well to give call, we are making and repair
and ON reasonable terms
my43wa KELLEY l. BLAKE.
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NEAS.-We have in store n LOT of choice
= and fresh Teas, of excellent quality. -
40 DUKE HUTCHESON
y 30 No. ID Main street
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BLACK LACE POINTS.-Black Lace
- Half Shawls or Points; do do Square do, very
rich; do do Scarfs Long Shawls.
The above are very pretty and desirable for the
present season Also White Colored and Black Lace
Mantllas at SO Main ct.
my IL CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP
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The affairs Of the concern win be settled By mo-
81. 49, SAML. 8. BURCH.
Intending to change my business win hereafter
for cash. = -
up % dts go fSfF#3{&8 8SS n
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-27
A ninncr In Chinn,

GA dinner for thirty persons awaited US in a low room, poorly lighted by the sunbeams which fell into an inner court. The Maudarins. well wrapped up in their
 warm pelisses, dc6ed the damp and cold
 atmosphere, against which our uniforms affmded but poor protection. A Chi. na dinner is no longer novelty, but t is always frightful affair-we may add, terrible "reminiscences for European sto> maehs. The dessert alone could have found grace in our eyes, and it was with that we commenced. Two long rows of pyramids, about three or four inches in height. and composed of almonds, cons feclionary, dried and preserved fruit. of- fcred us on the moment of entrance a pleasant prospect, which would have made party of Parisian gamins bound with joy. Alter this innocent course. appeared two vessels filled with unknown comestibles. metal plates all smoking with the nauseous vapors of rancid oil and melted fat; then. before each guest the domestics placed bowls filled to the blim with pheasant's, or pigeons eggs, geIatlnous balls. or white threads, tEat snapped the teeth like violin strings. It was necessary to wash down these nasty
 mixtures with cups of sugarless tea. or of sam. chou, an insipid and empyreuma-
 tic.beverage. obtained by the distillation
 of rice. Fictitious champagne, and sev.
 eral sorts of Spanish wine. were handed
 round among this frighlful pellmell. and
 added their European poison to the na-
 tive ones. Then. when this gastronomic
 punishment seemed ended,-wben each
 of us had received from our Chinese friends some morsel taken by these ami able epicureans from their own plates,-
 when we had all. willy nilly. done honor to these offerings. cleverly carried on chop-slicks, we arrived, at the discovery
 that the actual dinner had not yet com mcnced. A number of walters came in
 to the salon. laden with roast pig and mutton, fowls, geese. ducks--a whole dairy yard impaled on the spit. In eur ! presence, the csrvers. resting their dirty
 hands on the bleeding meat, cut up the food, and then offered it 10 us. Happy sl,e iron stomachs that, could resist So many assaults !! happy tue hearts that did 1 not rise from sheer disgust At last the
 Viceroy took pity on his guests the bowls of rice appeased on the table. and l after this homage rendered to the Chi nese slaif of life, we were permitted tC
 rise. returning thanks to Heaven for mol
 having sucenmbed to our first Chines' dinner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-27
LITCHFIELD, CONN,
Ri. of Romance. ,

r Mrs. Senator G win of California, form | eriy Mrs. Logan Of Texas, has recently
 come into Possession of fsom fifty to [ Ibpsdred thousand acres of land in iht
 latter State. in a somewhat remarkabl,
 manner. It appears that while she wa.
 Ms. l.. she should of right, on the deatE
 Of her husband have inherited all his pro perly, but was cheated out of it by some
 villain, and though she commenced suit
 for it's recovery. she never carried it thro
 and in the unsettled state of things ir
 Texas, allowed it to remain as it was. In the meantime. Mrs. Gwin moved from the State. and as time rolled on little O, nothing was thought of the matter. But quite recently (so says correspondent of the New York Times,) Mrs. c twin recei- ved an anonymous letter informing her that under recent decision of the Su. preme Court of Texas, part of the afore> said Logan estate was clearly established. And upon making the proper inquiry. t turns out to be tue. The lands in ques- ton are not less than fifty thousand acres in extent, and it is believed that they are quite one hundred thousand, most advan- tageously located. covered with settlers. and worth from $2 to SIC per acre. But the queerest part of the story remains to be told. We give it in the Tipaes' wri ter's own words:
 "Upon inquiry. Dr. Gwin become sat> iefed that the writer of the anonymous letter calling his attention to the right of his wife to this estate, was Richard P. Robinson of Helen Jewett memory, who, as is well known to many persons. set> tied in Texas years ago, where he is respectable and wealthy farmer, enjoy ing the respect and confidence of the community where he resides. He insists upon it that many years ago, when he was an ou'cast from the world, which pursued him with scoffings and denun- citations, Dr. Gwin, then lesidjng in Miss issippi. took him by the hand, and by his counsel and aid, taught him to hope. By singular coincidence, the lady who is now Mr. Robinson's wife. was also in- debted to Mrs. c win for kindness man> fested towards her when in trouble years ago. The Doctor, I understand. has no recollection of the circumstances related by Mr. Robinson. but his good deed was not forgotten. The germ of hope im- planted by it in the heart of the disheart. ened ou.cast, has ripened into the fairest fruit.
 s.Tne 0ntcast nas UrOvv..~r-s rI.-... ....,t,sIr men pgaiu. and neither he nor the part. nerof his life forgot their benefactors. In the prosecution of investigation in behalf of their own interests, they became cog nizant of the fact that Mrs. G~ in was en- titled to the property in question, and adopted the modest mode of promoting her interests already stated"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-27
Men Wanted.

l t t.- Z = .. Yes, men are always wanted. The
 supply seldom meets the demand. And
 yet many complain that there is no place
 for them-they can find nothing to do-- Ithey are nbt wanted in the world. In- efficient, lazy, unskilful men are not
 wanted, but men of capaity and indus try. men who have made themselys mass
 tcrs of their business be it saving
 wood or preaching sermons--are always
 wanted. A skilful mechanic seldom
 need seek long for employment. An
 energetic, upright merchant, has always plenty of business. An able lawyer
 never waits long for clients. The coun> try has need of all it's industrious and
 akillfnl niiizens. lis manufacturing and mechanical establishments, its banks and railroads. its mercantile and marine in- terests. all demand intelligent and active men to conduct, or assist in conducting them, And the supply of such men is not equal 10 the demand. Many prom. ising projects fail for the want of capa- ble and experienced men .o take charge of them. ss a < ( Let the rising generation ponder well this truth. If they would take an ac- tive part in the worlds business, and re- ceiye due share of its honors, they have only to prepare themselvs by giving diligent attention to their business. Let the young mechanic. instead of spending his evenings loa6ag at the corner, im- prove them in acquiring a knowledge of the history and principles of his trade. Lot him follow the example set by the S ,eat men which every trade can furnish, and success is certain. He will not have 10 wal: for an 'opening'- -he holds in his hands the opening key. He need not seek for employment--employm will seek hlm. Men are wanted -let our youth make men of themselves. ,
 ',1. ,. -Po,tland Transcript.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-27

| .4 ; 5-a ss
 My dear Mrs. Jones'" said Mrs. Brown, "come nearer to my bedside ; I'm dying, and wish to say few words to you." Yes, marm," sighed Mrs. Jones. ?" We'll, Mrs. Jones. !" ejacuiated Mrs. Brown, "you and I have had a good many tiffs in our cay, and now I part with you in peace: can you forgive me ?" 1" Yes marm." sobbed Mrs. Jones, ,',indeed, indeed can!' "Am for given?' cjacu!a'ed Mrs. Brown. "Yes marm." responded Mrs. Jones, with dif> ficnlty, in consequence of the intensity of her anguish; and then she attempted to weep her way out of the dying woman's room. " Stop a moment, my dear Mrs. Jones'" said the expiring woman. "I've another word or two to say. l wish to have 1t understood, that if l get well. everything goes back and we stand on the same ground"