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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

EMPLOYMENT wANTED-RY 4 YOUNG WOMAN
IL sseamstress In arespeetabe family. can o. address
N. g., 1913 Fourth avenue.
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ID c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER. FURNITURE, PIANO.
H. fortes, mirrors, carpets, &c.-rhis day Fri.
day at lOl5 O'Clock at 81 Nassau street two doors
from Fulton.-R. c. Kemp will sell above, viz "A
very large assortment OF household furniture consisting
Of rosewood paror furniture suite covered in
satin brocateie and but very little used large French
pier and oval mirrors, window curtains oil paintings
mahogany sofas and chairs marble top centre and pier
tables, library and secretary bookcases china glass
and crockery ware, dining furniture, dressing aud
plain bureaus, washstanda, se~ood and mahoyany
bedsteads hair mattresses, carpets, an all the usual
assortment OF household furniture which Is we'll worthy
of the atts non of the trade and housekeepers Also
several pieces Of linen. Catalogues on the morning Of
sale,
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SPRING FASHIONS.

SPENCE SONS WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY,
e. sth inst large and splendid assortment. OF rib
bons SIR blond laces French flowers dress trim min
and variety Of goods for the spring trade % and u
Division street.
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lst April, will sell entire stock of German toys
and games, and English dolls, a. half the market
prices. We make this sacrifice this class Of
goods (of which the sale has cramped by the
hard times during the past holidays in order tina.
may diminish our stock much AZ possible. Our fancy
goods ha also been much reduced In price, TUrrLE5
Emporium, 345 Broadway, opposite Appetons.
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ucrIoN NOTICE. RoeARr. AucTIoNEEa-nY

the vtcre.
UcTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUcTfoSEEs-BY
corner II fsnso sad w,m r e. ' n as s
o. dry ooa. ia,Sy Sooa' s.'hs s quantity 2, rs,
chair ,g'e snd pgf ear. 'tss, s -, sa',,. q
tures OF retaurant bar counter psrtans noxs, kteh
en- r.nge &c, &C. saturday, hou.shoid furniture.
AUCTION NoTlcE.-wa u. JONES, AUCrIoSERg.
Bridge terry street,
river the canal boat Rotary q sandy llill. GO
UCrioN NoTfcE-sAML. osGOop, ArCTToSEER,
~ tore - nassau street, vii 'cli til, m'rh.as FRIDAY
Hotel, The entire eoa,ens x H. store Srt9ne S.Ssis
s.os' painting, rietus jswsy fancy soo4' a. Terms
UcTloN NoTIcE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
"a give his personal attention q the ales ~ household
NJ clinton msi Also % sAls n raj estate Il to Nsr
ehant' Exchange ana At Clinton Hail x, y. GOODWIN
ArcTIoN NOTICE 1T9os. BELL, AucrroSEER-
the as 2 centre street viii b. .old pay
~ re choice eraade. vine. aaa qSer from torass %
ess. 49, and stber artcs. sa, Il ssia op az. ~ ,y
scotch ale pice A. also = she tieurs., BARRON ehs.
6c 70 espsnsss aso y spebdid canary bris cAgss
DECIDED SAILS rms MORNING, At i0l, O'CLOCK.
ay, ,oss r All wsrsaSsse s,- ~
a. 1900 " ~ 49, 800, ~ ouss.sla s'ois
rier makers ~ sir,ns from GOOD efs; mrrors frsaeh
swglrs spd trsye fad, Il Imported SCARS, A. rapih,y
= sasa artse W. y .9,a e. sata,ue
sale and win y sQld atoot y O'Clock Superior arclt
,ate tu,erp vii have chaucs ~ ny clear swp
tts intenti,n y ~ auetoaee every ia,ity buyers
i's ~ fUNis MORRILL, Aae,i,n,sr.
EoR sAIE AT ArcnoS-A sPAclors COTTAGE
atuatrd - whi,sroue b. b. 5rtesa mlss r5m New YORK
- fsss' " ~ ntoat 40 wi'hlA hte han.s. yalk
rnr RE Eradgsiy from ~ water "a afarla DO yer
cation fssllhy 10 ls5ss sii'b toftt5 ,ry, u,s &
Us ana ~ s vas ea,'i a.og. ,r,' yrtt tnss b ~ late
80 F-,i ~ ~ NJ W ss!e Nil tte asa ed ~
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LUDLOW, AUCTIOSEER MORTGAGE SALE OF
n the contsnts Of Trocery store at II A. M Satur
day March TO- at the northeast cotnrr Of Egth and
Thirty NTH trest, stock Of gre srie mol ases OIL
&r Ao, segars and all The fixtures q the store
tiers chairs tables glass ware crockery scales pump
lamps clock liquors. &c, ae, and the uneSprcd leac OF
The wtsYs
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yIvN H. LAWRENCE, AUTHORIZATIONS SALE At
" auction, at the Getty House ronkers on SATURDAY
March TO- At Socook r. M the fine two story frame house,
built by days .ork and 10 ;he modern ttvle containing
eleven together with tho lot which u stands
being ~ by 100 This property Il hneiy situated upon Grin
melt Prospect street bnt few minntes walk from tho
depot Terms OF sale moderate Iu particulars can be
obtained upon inquiring o. Mr.. RIcH l72 Front street
n. ", or 4. CANAL. Youier~.
IA &. AIBrRTUS AUCTTONEER - sHERfFFS
w sale. On Friday March q lij. AZ ~ o'clock At No
~ Court street brooklyn the stock 81 dry gnods store
consisting ~ shaNls dslanes silks, caloos, mennos
T.. LOTT, sheriff.
" X HEGEvAS, Deputy.
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A YOUNG LAD, ABOUT Is, WISHES A SITUATION
IN in respectable wholesale establishment whore he
can learn the business writes good hand and resides
with his mother. Please address g. H r., 23l Court
street, south Brooklyn
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A FRENCH WIDOW WISHES TO ACCOMPANY AN
IA American family going out TO France She knows
Paris is fully capable to render every assistance aud
employ her leisure sewing. Best city reference
given. Address Euguet, tailor, % Gold street from
10 A. NJ TO Y, NJ
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LNRENCH TEAcHER-WANTED, To GO sOT RI 10
V teach i've children In private family young gen
tsman l~cerred. Apply Instantly, % NO, 81 81 Nicholas
Hotel
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DUBLlC SALE.--WIIL BE SOLD ON MONDAY
Il March 49, 1915 on the premises, beautiful coun
try seat and fa Of 2l7 acres the river Delaware and
Camden and Amboy Railroad, two miles below Borden
town, N. j. The improvements mostly new, very
tensive and convenient. The mansion stands a high
bluff and affords view up and down the river
passed by in the vicinity Easy OF by rail-
road or steamboat Land excellent l40 arabic 80
heavily timbered, balan.e meadow Has private
station railroad, and landing for small boats the
river. Terms day Of SALE For particulars apply to
COL. JASON WATERS, living the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

A REspECrABlE PROTESTANT Girl. WANTS A
IA situation in private family, to do general house
work or az cook, washer and roner Address call Mt
$50 Ninth street third door. front room.
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VATANTFD-A SITUATION. ny A RESPECTABLE
w young woman 10 10 general house work; is good
plain washer and ron,r Good city reference gwen
Please call for two days al s02 Hudson avenue,
De Kalb Brooklyn. No objection 10 go short distance
In the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

A YOUNG LADY OF AGREEABLE MANNERS AND
"A. good education wishes TO obtain . situation
paniop or ladys maid; has objection 10 trav,l Can
be seen I'LL suited at 2s5 Sixth avenue, OF Eight
eenth street.
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NV ). MELLoR. AucTIoNEER.-nY MouonToN (

= y
w MELLOR, Saturday, March 10, at II o'clock, at III
Nasau street sale of ELabethan style carved
walnut furniture, finished and unfinished viz six eaho
raey carved library and parior secetos bookcases cost
to manufacture $500 each antique ctegeres elegant
writing tables and desks match city richly carved All
ornamented oval frames with antique engraying
curious hall and On chairs nagunccny carved bu
frames for sixty Abhott chairs brackets de
ment and variety Of fancy carved articles, the whole te
be positively sold ~ order 81 mcrtgsgcc And cost about
$3.50 The last sale Of the kind We invite our friends and
the public to examine previous 20 sale Also elegant
tension dining table sixteen iet long solid ,horany slides
deliberately carved, worth $3.50 Catalogues morning OF
sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

HOUSEkEfPER--A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DE-
IL sire young and well educated American lady,
not over twenty three OF OF agreeable person
and acconps nments, as housekeeper and compilation.
Address N and =, box 1913 Post On-e.
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COok WANTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN
~ Brooglyn, She must be a first rate cook, washer
and ironer, None but expereu .ed hands need apply
The best OF city references will be required Apply A.
% Bergen street. Brooklyn between the hours OF 10 and
! O'c'ock
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DRy ooous. 81.

Sla uTrka % pgW alLKa EETrAU FUR
oOO the prvssni sta.Uu, -il 10 opened rpn4Ay y,
March D, a. - PER farf a Z NIENAlr 4 az. hfukia
sAy Chamber aBd Esads streets.
(,IO1Hs, CAAIHEsss, yE.aSg' ASD uAruaAls
" suitable Tor t0is wrAr, ~, 4, STEWART
90. have opansd NJ Their retail ktgf. asJ ktsau ~
A~ 'ai" 81 ~" AtVe gus 10 g4AHtit >. - saiI
iom'rs Aui VII cont uHs to tnAks Aa1iuons ~ n#-
so1ds ~ ~. arrival - every s'sAasr Bsosduay,
Chamber and Hcadr ftrssts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

ONERNtsS-A FRENCH LADY WISHES TO MEET
~ with an engagement as resident govorness; wlll
teach music, vosal and instrumental Italian, and all
the branchee an Epgih education. Good references
given Addre's h. NJ, Broadway Post Office, for three
Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

DOSITlVE SAIE-WM II FRANKLIN SONS WILL
sell on Saturday, March 10, at the Merchants Ex-
change at IL o'clock the valuable water power, paper
mill, two dwelling houses, and seventy dve OF
land situated two miles south o! the railroad depot Mt
Spotswood N. J. Can be reached in two hours from
New York Two-tbirds OF the purchase money can re-
main on bond and mortgage at six per cent
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WIN Writers. AucTIoSEER, WILL SELL THIS

w day, at l01f o'clock, At ~ Canal street ali the
gentce paror chamber aud kitchen furniture Of family
breaking Housekeeping One elegant rosewood piano,
oval other mirrors walnut bookcase oil paintings
vases grandoles lamp. sofas rocking easy and paripr
chairs centre side and eSenfon tables; brussels and other
carpets oil cloths stained posts mahogany Gothic and got
bed.Ads hair mattresses, feather beds, bedding
marble plain dressing bureaus wn.hstanis toilet
sardrobes dining and Kitchen furniture,
together with china glass and plated ware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

DARN HANDS, WAGON MAKERS, CARPENTERS,
IL blacksmiths. and all kinds OF female domestcs,
&c, may he engaged AZ the American and Foreign En-
ployment Society u Greenwich street. Fem ale domes-
tics Also at the upper Office Nos Is and II Aston place
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WrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL.
w situation nurse and s.amstress, or chamber.
maid and waiter Good reference given. Apply Mt $40
Eighth avenue, over the bakers store for two days
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ARDS.

A nAwTofp JR rfsr PREMIUM AND ONLY
~ pArni estb0ts fAetgry ~ Csn,g. f'fast - D
lard apd b~gA'ss tstlss. rlFy1r rshs 90 - ttgse
a. ofsflof rtisfas leu Rhisf ~ pls,ny - We Ana
'Ie-t ~ sntfsnes ~ Hutaa street tn tsts tsrosr
q Ibtagpis Ah1 lalinn stfssss. hfootiya b. DEyEQE
lAAibitsDst rhffs - iflsHts kBA pr rAssrs SO a.
r'.d y tfr thsm. b.llatt talgos = rrsaIwRy rita
three iAlisf fog sAls
T'Hf MN JfFftiI0N BILLIARD EgJNt Cy4sIp
Il Eah aFFrus snf Afgpf street Sstssis Teen
'ifs*i conan "a ssffn tstss = go "a 40 ~
hbr Ssm@ IN To fAg tnF. tay -aat@i 80 ~ lsf
tsn1ssssf ~ Ekrns ~ EbEys ~ tha btst go
tn city
DItttsBB TAEtTs w JNytTT HtfYrHa vUc.tt
- 80 TfA - 80 - t@ftf tfast ~ usii nsas ts g.
NfMt4ftss t@ttH tf afr Nstf@t# VnNNf
usN ~ ffttfs KNa tfsusns i@rt fsegatf. tusa n
hlUtfiH bEthtE y ass fff.st
E0E 49, billiard rAHLE war .HntF
D ffty ~ hthrtF. III WgHsm tfssf
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NEW SPRING NANTiLLAs.
GEO. BRODiE, No 81 Canal street and No IS Iispe
nard street, New York, Is exhibiting to
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS
MS new stock of French home made spring
mantas, consisting of large and very select
in silk lace and applique goods to which he
TO invite the attention of
CASH SHORT TIME BUYERS
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M H. LcHTESsTEIN, 90 BowERY, CORNER OF
1NI Hester street. will open this day, Tue sday.)
March O. part of his importation OF rich spring ribbons
millinery goods and ladies' dress trimming RIBBONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

GIfUA1lON AS TEACHER WAIVED A YOUNG
~ lady, graduate of distinguished Northern instu.
ton, who has had several years experience in teaching
both North and SOUTH cesirrs situation teacher in
a school or family latter preferred. satisfactory
concentrations furnished aud terms made known upon
application to Vim. r Taylor, OF Partridge brit.
tan, 800 broadway.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II. H. LEEDS
&Co-on saturday March 10, NJ - o'clock ii front
OF sal.sroonr ID Nassau kht buggy
city make, perfectly and perfect sold
owner acout leaving for Europe Sale positively without
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WET REPRESENTATION WANTED, ny A RE,
W spcstaAt Nomhn, vet uurts References gwen.
AMY at ~ West Twenty fourth street, third door hack
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VIZ ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
w n situation 10 do general housework in a small
private family is gold pain cook, washer roner.
Has good references Please call at 30 Suiyau street.
room q. Can be se,n for two days.
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IovERSFss AN ENGLISH LADY or THE HIGH
VI cst respeotalility and well accustomed % tuition
wishes Etuation resident vistng
j. fully competent TO give instruction in every branch q
bishly finished English education drawing painting dan
cling the harp and piano also the Italian french aud Ger
langua latter Of which she speaks like
tive Proper references will 10 given Direct TO G. NJ.
L., Herald ofhee.
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WANrED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO DO THE
w general housework Of family, consisting Of hre,
persons, To go TO Tarrytown tn-aay She mast be-
good cook washer and ironer and ierstand genera
housework. To person thoroughly capable seven dol
lars u month will be given. None others nssd apply
Application with references, to DO made at l52 Chaln
bers street, between 10 and O'Clock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

:" ENRY II. LEEDS x CO., ACCrI0NEER-HOUSE.
IL hold furniture saes-Henry H. Leeds Co, will
give their personal attention they done for many
years pas to the sales of household furniture at the
residences Of families breaking up Housekeeping or
moving They will also have regular sales Mt thsir
ton rooms, Nassau street between Pine and Cedar,
for the convenience of those who may DEERE this medium
Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

w s. MELI0R. ArcTIONEER.-BY HOUGHTOS 4
w MELLOR 10 morrow, Saturday, A. los O'Clock, at
the salesrOom, ll3 Nassau street will sell above -
advances and close nnment- very large and beau
ul assortment ofcabnet furniture rosewood panoforo
elegantly oval French plate mirrors extension
tables, silver plated tea and coffee -cs oil paintings, Re
The furniture consists In part follnwg .-Rosewood bn
reaus bedsteads and washstAnds rich hall stands eegre
rogewood mahogany aud oak mahogany bookcases and
seoretare carved rosewood paror furniture, suite
covered French satin aud harcloth; extension dining
tables mahogany and oas maho any French and Gothic
bedstsds hair msttresses and paascs mahogany walnut
and rosewood spring seat par0r chairs; work tables
wood marble top pier and side tables, stands SC
Also invoice of oil paintings aud engrayinrs
with good assortment Of silver plated Aso Two
panoforte 81 good tone and finish ~ which
cost 600, made by W lindeman Son, fully warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

nyANTE'-sALEsMEN, IN The SILK, DETMNE,
w print and flannel departments. LoRD& TAYLOR,
GraId street
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HNUNIs MORRELL, NORTHUMBERLAND SWEEP
i Of superior furniture rosewood pianOfortes French
nrror oil painting gold and silver Watches jewery
6eTia murnn, at lUls o'clock a n Nassau street
BY catalogue. Examua stock and attending tho
sale will give full satsfa elton that bidding IL made
ccpt by actual buyers Full description Is given aud
aneed described Examine after sale Catalogues ready
aud goods arranged in tho best Of order Every facility
to stranger Dealers well ~ others, viii attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

VIrANTLD-BY TEACHER OF MUSIC TWO OR
w three children 10 instruct as remuneration Tor
board. Address Music, box :, 6s1 Post Ofies.
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VA AN1Ep--A GOOD COOK, WASHER AID IROSER
w Tor Ecnsral ioutsrofb. Nut W rTotestant fng
lnh Scotch German rfttUd. To capable person
q very active r dollars rtr mouth VII - paid ApTy At
Mr. Iarufwurhs drrrtmhEug rooms ~ broadway oppo
ftc Broadway theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

vIANTEn-A SITUATION A. TIRsT RATE COOK
~ midaie aged Protestant who La arst rate
recommendation from her last place shore shs has yad
eighteen months, would have no objections 10 wash
I'M in small private family Inquire ~ ~ nlscter street
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CITrATION WASTED-By 4 PROGRESSED FRESC
- oook; she uud, rttands all kiuds ~ pastry, leie
and has very good city references Please Rddros
note, call for tive days, at ~ Iispeuard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

M llILAERs WANTED Several young ladies' accus-
Ivl toned 70 work on millinery and dress caps are
wanted in mediate at 628 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

no DENTISTS.-A YOUNG MAS WISHING 70 LEAR
dentistry viii pay for bis tuition 10 any pctcHt den
hst. Addrsss hos 4,pG Poet onice, stating ttrmt.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-08
NEW GOODS.
ALLEN hns inst receiYed al

/ ALLEN has just received a new sup
e. ply Of French Merinoes; COburgs; Cash;
meres; Thibet Cloths, silk warp; figured and
plain Alpacas; Bombazines, all wool; plain and
figured De LANES; Dress Silks, plain, figured
and fancy, all colors; Ladies' Cloaks and Man.
tillas, a beautiful assortment; long and square
Shawls; woolen, Thibet, Cashmere, Silk and
Delaine Shawls; large assortment Prints; Bon
nets and Ribbons; Irish Linens; Linen Table
Cloths; French Table and Piano Covers; wooden,
cotton and silk Hosiery and Gloves; Walls; EN-
broideres; plain and crossbarred Mpslins, Cam
brics, &C.; fickings; Toweling; Blankets; Elan.
nels; Lnseys blue Checks; brown and bleached,
Musiins: ladies aud misses Shoes, Gimps, Erin
ges silk Laces and dress Trimmings; men and
boys Caps; Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassi-7
nets, Jeans, Tweeds, good assortment.
$500 yards CARPETING, at all prices
The above Goods, and host Of others too
numerous to mention, will be sold wholesale or
retail very low for cash, at the store of
j. ALLEN.
Corner Third street, adjoining the Court HoaS
Steubenville, Ohio. Jan. |, rs.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-08
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufae-
tory, Wholesale and Retail.

NO. 1877, Market street, opposite Wash
ington Hall.--1he undersigned would res
pectfully announce to their customers and the
public generally, that they have now in store
large and splendid assortment of Saddlery,
comprising the following articles:-plain aud
fancy Saddles, Brides, Martingals, Harness,
Trunks, Collars, Whips, Lashes, &c, &c., man
ufactured of the best material, by the most ex-
perienced workmen. Also, Mattresses of vari
Gus kinds, made to order on the shortest notice
Dealers in the above articles are respectfully
invited to call and examine our stock before
purchasing, satisfied that we can accommodate
ON the most reasonable terms for CASH.
VIM. MCLAUGHLIN & SON.
Steubenville Jan. l, l655.-6m @G
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it; and even if it were abroad, I could
leave my dear aunt with the consciousness
that her happiness is secured bT you, dear,
guardian angel that you are. All sir, at
your time of life you can have no idea of
our feelings"
Oh, yes, I haye?" sighed the Gener-
al.
'Bless you!' she exclaimed enthusias-
tically. 81 thought you would recall the
days of your youth and feel for us; and
when you see my dear Harry
"With a cork leg
Gay, or with two cork legs-you will
I know be convinced that my happiness is
as secure as your own"
"Women are riddles, one and all said
the General, "and l should have known
that before
"Oh! do not say such cruel things and
disapoint me, depending as l have been on
your kindness and affection Hark!' she
continued, "I hear my aunts footstep, now
dear, r,-dear General, reason coolly with her
my very existence depends on it. If you
only knew him! Promise, promise, that
you will use your influence, all-powerful as
it is, to save my life"
She raised her bcautifalreyes, SWIM
ming in unshed tears, to his; she called him
her uncle, her dear noble hearted d-friend;
she rested her snowy hand lovingly, i'm
ploringly on his shoulders, and even muir
INJURED hope that, her aunt's consent once
gained, it might not be impossible to
have the two weddings on the same day.
The General may have dreaded the ban
ter Of sundry members of the "Senior
United Service Club" who had already
tested much at his devotion to the two Isa-
bells, he may have felt generously desire
to make two young people happy, and his
good sense doubtless suggested that sixty
five and seventeen bear strong affinity to
January and May, he certainly did himself
honor, by adopting the interest Of brave
young officer as his own, and avoided the
banter of "the club,' by pledging his
thrice-told VOWS to his "old love-" the same
bright morning that his "now love" gave
her heart and hand to Henry Vaudeville.