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sse BY PAYNE d Mayo = = =
A HANDSOME AND VALIJARJ =

-. - RESIDENCE FOR SALE Ar AUCTION
VIII be cold on THURSDAY the "a dsy of ansn..
no, &C 9e.ocs e the AZ. moon ,emarhahIy band.
side Of 5th street North Of Leigh nov o.rur;a ~
John :" Reeve. Esq The house 10 newly built al
the best brick ans flashed in the best modern sfv,e
eenetinins seven roorus with the basement Thare
are upon ths prsmises . hrick Kitchen and ofhe,
necessary out houses, with an Iron hydrsnt In ths
yard, all being in complete order The iot
frorts ~ set 5th street and ruus bach 1871 feet
Teros II ssi--A small portion of the porchas.
nouey vii erequred In cash. aud credit OF several
year. IL be allowed for the deferred payments sd
ding interest. 800 - -
:, ID $50 PAYNE MAYO,
1e ~ g8sE z.,s.,ss Auctjouaers
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81 IEDIANA STATE FAIR -rae dlsein Guished aarieuI
'8nrst. ProtessorJ Maps of New Jersey, bad O.
eepted the r viation to deliver the usl
y the Sta.e Fait which II be ted at Indi AIT; c.
IL IN the third week of Oct ,ber naxt.-s---
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RECRUITS FOR THE CRTMEA.
HALIFAX. N. s., July 24-There are FIVE
hundred troops here awaiting conveyance to
the Crimea.
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ZINE TEAS-Just received new sup.
~ ply nj Tees smb aetns ssue af tho hsss 9uu-
powder Teas Imported. seiiips At u psr ID Yosua
Hysn Teas q Soc; cholss nisss Tsss rem 80 70 7tc
: ]. Is IN sasd ysaakiia AID 40 Q ros1 e. Z.
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FOR sALE.-Virginia Coupon Ponds.
. uthsds Raj GUAR ntee0-Sopds.
Virsiti Contra Rsiiroad Bonds
Bonds 80 = '-'eee
Citv of Richmond STICK 49,
/. Nv "a TT MATIRv r. m
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AUCTION sALHs
EURNTTURE DRY G0ons auore

UhNIIURE. DRY GOOpH RHoEV.
S. ~ E1Wili be sold Ct susfiou THURSDAY
iii II. s1d Kitchen YursiruSe amor 90 ws1pk
Csh,, .ne spissdfd sofa, nearly new;1 Lsdissf
srdsp sd'i chasrs; isfss Ksfrissrssos. q sool
ALso--A E.nersl ss.o,tn.r. :, o..
snif =; ". Goods snA Penney A,sisl.s -
quality. saoes, sons espesfof
Gis and Chic. ~,,. !, Z.
LEO smith's Bellows and Asvils ana /, CT. :.
ADDIyIoNAb-is Gold ssa Silver ayv.e.hs.-
Cn1ins ferctsi spieudid Violin cost ga. ! s.es..
TIT nccordeon. ALEX HOTTgse
" % Auctious err -
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The Bank Of Tecum .eh, Detroit M,.h,. L..
beea tesascitated S"'san' Ma
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Toe sosrd Of Health Of Brooklyn. NJ Y. ba. Al.
! oer.d II out Of the sity. Gnu or
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T. PEMBE RTON.

T. ERTON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cash. the follow.
~ lowing Goods
Seine Irvine, ali Nos; Seine Thread, 81. Nos
Seine Lines. various gths and sizes
Cotton Cordsse; Bed Cords Leading Lines all size.
Carpet Warp. all eolors - TIT = =
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all ncmbes
Cotton and Wool Cards all numbers
Duponts Sporting Powder .4
Shot, all sizes ..t.
English and American Gun Caps 50
With a we'll selected assortment of GROCERIES
suited TO the Trade-all, any part of whish viii
~ sold at very small advance, for rash ia
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limited STATES HOTEL. MAIN
" RTRFET RICHMOND VA-FARE RE.

SPECIAL NO rICE.--T hnse persons liz
~ d.htsd to tie iasa firm or no 1ERTs on
GATES HATCLfFpE. easnessly eqa-sssd 20
come fnrward ana settle their respsctlve dues. 20
AN .nxious to close mp the GOVERN
Va TaEO NOAEkTgON.
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~m hsrps,, OF Norfolk, was accid entail v drown
GO az oeesa View, on Moassy last N'o"A
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1914 IN Ne" iSfA TUESDAY
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rWy "anss OF peaches costing Is per hare,
were Oh PPed from Norfolk 70 -.d.s. Tor Nsw WI
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"ooo sards turing mile near We.teb. sta, p.
were a@stfofed BY ffe ON the 23d inst To-. esaae
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PUfURE DAT8.
By GODDin 4 APPERsON.

u B Is a BILE TENEMENTN AND
-, VACANT LOTs FOR SALE At AUCT1ON =
" u be solS, on Pe1DAY the 81 day Of Ausus,
s1d muse, and vsesa lot In the most desirs bic
estion on MADDOX Hill. Aleo three GOOD ,rn.li
nements on Lowns 3 strssf, now reutius fro N a
~ - per month and two ecoa kuildins Iets a
J ,ntnF. arr fronting On james street. 800
Z TERMS: One third cash; snd the bslsncs In three
snd six mouths for seeotasle notes. with iutsre a
added and title r-tained. or truss deed
j. 70. 00DDIN & APPERSON Austs
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BY PAYNE 4 MAYO.

A DMINI ST K zTOR'S SALE OF
Z - HousEH0LD AND, KIT CHE N FURNf-
IukE At AUCTION.-W,l be SOLD, on THURS
D Az next the 26sh inst at half-p-st r M at the
rssidencs OF the late Joseph Wipgield near the
rous es,icles Of Hous ehcld and Kitchen Furniture,
belsp gine to lis estate. + = - - e
Terms cash .a{s7 sA2
BEVERLY 2. WEXFORD, ia, Adm'r..
Sale conducted by PAYNE 4 MAYO, Auctioneers
10 = FE77
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,
CoaNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Sra -
THE subscriber takes pleasure in announ:
eiDs to the public that his FLAMING and SAW
MILL 10 now in complete order. ~
Having recently incurred expense ofseveral hum
dred dollars In refttng and perfectng his Machinery
foI Planning, Saving, and Tonsueiug and Growing all
kinds Of Boards and Plank, he il enabled to ex-
esuts superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
A call from those in want respectfully solicited.
de- Sta WILLIAM FORBES.
o. STRAYED OR STOLEN-A light
A0SBAY MARE, about years old. white spot
in her forehead and fou- white feet She had ON .
Bride and Saddle and missed sbcut IL O'Clock.
on Gnce streat, last night. A liberal Tswsd VIII
be paid for her deiverv the American Stables. or
{, DR. r w HANCOCK, ON Main street. hstwssn
50 and 4th sts. 5At - ~ 23-H
TURPIN, ROPER Il MURRAY. Uh-
L DERTAKERs, No s Governor Get, Richmond.
Va Keep eonstsotll on haad 81 n.sde o. resd made
COFFINe AID METALLIC BURIAL CASES
jY 25-dIy s - 1T
|RAA BBLS No. 8 Mackerel; Herrings;
OVO css aal Clips ah.s. f,s ssls b..
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1uo' the arrivsis at Oh P,Int, are seoyst.~
aey, rom Washington. and smes Lyons Eso =,
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VERY HANDSOME LOT AND NEW
u w Filing ON MARSHALL STREET
FOR SALE We ar authorized 30 self, thst bar d
me Lo. on North aide Of msr.hali street, b. wseo
i55 feet to Alley 20 feet wide, on which Mr. NJ
w Ford. has recently erected handsom. wellin &,
containing IS rooms ,uppiied with gas water and
bath; also, ample servants accom- odstions and
stable. 9 -
Parsons desiring to purchase. are requested to ex-
smine the prsns4s, which are open tor inspection
TERMs-Accommodsting Apply to
GODDlN APPERSON,
/. ~ o. ct ..--... Auctiopeers.
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u GREYS, ATTENTION -Atte, d
n Drill. of n. Company ct LAFAYETTE Hal q
, on rhis 1--WE DNEsDsY " Evening. also; ne xt
~ FRIDAY Evening at o'clock. LAhsentees are
raG iadsd that all iues strictly enforced. New
members will please note this fsct nsaa gs A
By order of Capt ELLIOTT a. ,4sfssssfzsssr
j7 2S--sSs LOUIS j. BOSSIEUXs Orderly
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N E1s5zszszH NOTICE-PROTRAC
MEETING trTHE sLAsH
COfrA6E-EXTRA TRAINS o. Sunday ne ut.
29th july the occasion Of the Protracted Meeting
Of msrpbeis of the Methodist pepuasion ~ the
siesa Cottage, under the auspices of The MIR.
N ey. the resident minister and the Rev DR. Dog
Rstt of Richmond extra train for the accomtno-
daton of the friends OF this win leave thu
pot on Brosd street. at 8 O'clock A. M. and return
about sunset ieS-@. 40
~ Fare for the round trip, si-ChiIdr.n half
prIce. SAM Ell RUTH,
eup't of Transportation.
o flee Ricbm'6, Fred'g 4 Pct. r 20, -
Ricbmopd July IS. 1885 iy 25
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T LIGHTNING RODS LIG HTNING
IL ROOS.-Hsvine made arrapg emen.s with the
pstentee Of one of the best lightning Rods In the
United States By which we are now prepared to put
that charged for similar Rods at present. We will
also sell the Rods and Fixtures to persons wishing
to put them up themselves, at Q small advance on
the cost. g l. A. BAR0AMIN JR
my III Corner 10th and Main streets.
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THIS Is THE TIME FOR BARGAINS

THIS is THE TIME FOR BARGAINS
All Kinds of summer Clothing .msiniag ON
hand. must lie sold before the 18th of August g,
thos- in want of Clothing can mate save OF at
least 20 par cent BY baking their pure base of me-
NV st OK OF Furnishing Goods is large and we'll Az
sorted and the prices are much Lower than the
cams ARTICLES can be pu cha ed for elsewhere
have still hsbd Few of those last cniored
Mar-eilies Vsts st 7c; Su- pepders at I23c; Uuder
shirts at S73 AVID SIC; Linen Drill Pants 81; and al.
ethsr styles of goods USUALLY kept 10 a Clothing and
Furnishing store all of which will be sold at low
pr ce, A. LEVY, So Main st.
ia "a Opposite St. Cha les Hotel sign Red Coat
CUTTON & BROTHER, CoMmIssIoN
~ MERcHssrs, Office four doors belotc st Charlie
OF all sin6s OF country prodace. Whea, F. our To-
facco Corn, Oats, &c slso, to the pu-cbase of Gu
sno f'as err Ag,icuitural I'm RI aud Merchao
dlze eeneraly F. ". SIITTON, Je.,
jS 2o-o6 c4,t C. SUTTON
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F,ir qasllty beef il selling in New York a, ~
Fbuaored. - 0'e ." ss pc
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RU1lpING LOTS FOR SALE AT
- AUCTION VIII lie se'd on FRIDAY n b Of
Ialy, |td5 at 5o'ciock ~. 20 Bnidins Lots Of va
roos sizes. situated 17fh or Valley street and
.'ner sfreets near he wofk shs ps Of the Gen.
oai nsi1oad. and othe on Bowling Green street,
nesr Meehsnicsv'lls Turnpit. -.
Terms At sale, which VII be made IN suit bdders
JyA TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auc;s
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AUCTION sALps.


piTuAk UAYa
sY RIcHARD CAUTHORN'
MULES, HORSES. CATTLE, HoHs
-. - y wAooNs. kcs AZ AUCTION. -lss,lss 81.
posed Of my Farm, "ELMWOOD.n on the Ch}sie.
sominy Will sell ct suction, on th- lst 1sS Of a.
luz On shs preuises. shout two mice he1ov Che
cev bndses 4 . younx Mulee; 2 Horsess several
So~g doess hrst rate Wagons. With Iron sxles: i
Ss,.i OK d., with iron axle; Ploughs; Hoes &c
:. 1EkAs-Cash for all sume OF $50 and urders over
bic papsr.
Sale to commence at II O'clock A. n. ~
kICHARD HILL, u
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
uPsER ESD or HENRICO COUNTY
At AUGTtON By virtue Of . decree of Henrieo
Gounsy N the suit OF Padeet 0rifin the updet.
g1sa, sp.ea:i CON Missioner 10 said decree named
uuI sen, on MONDAY, tbs b dav Of Aususf. ss
neprice County Cou thouse { hat being court dsy !
ufac. OF Land In the upper end Of Hsnrieo coupsv
so!o ninG the LANDS OF Andrew Psdeet and Others
icing part Of the tract formerly owned nv VIM
rnoTp Decd, containing twenty eight acres, BE- the
TEsMs-One-fourth cash; the balance on a cr.ait
OF SIX mouths the purchaser exseutine bond With
GOOD security. and the title retaiu-S ustiI The
chase money 10 fully psid ard .nv-yanes directed
oy e.. Couft. JOHN N. DAVIS,
" l9-fd Special &c m nissfener.
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neshine ~xhdarstins sDA d-lieipas Reyegsrs rra.
eae a. iasrsnt raii-f from tbs eff of ovrr iad,I
seses les OF sp9-t,s lowbsss at spirirs,
es all shsetions OF the mash sad DO gel. ssi.in
- 'm ~"sf@yss csass--iD psrtins "a the ~hai. AZ :
's" renewed strength and visor For sci by
ia, a.. sEkNEff + BEERs,
's" Sole Agents
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CAn BBLS Nos Macksrel; Herrings;
ysvO Cas- aad CliDs sh.ss e ssls b. .-
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7H n00 HAV ANA CIGAR
0OsOOO RETAILED IN THREE

hONTds;- The sub,ctiber has retailed more Or :
NUINE h AVhNA CIGARS in ths last 8 M h.
nan eny 9th ST establishment in the Sta.e Of Vir
sinia he dls particular attention to the foi,ow-
tag popular brand.: CaHar La Jssmio, La Jecntc
Morera, Diana, Neb Is, &c
CHARLES RICHARDsON
Americsu Hotel corner Main an 4 h sfs
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Lsather II postpoped to next FRIDAY mornipe
the 9th ms. at which time 1t will p,sit lively tax
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sandri.. efFs"'ance Ia Alex
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GUNNER CLOTHING-A LITTLE
- WORE LEFT OF OUR STOCK RRNIIGHT

OUT THIS sEASON.-We are ar xious To make
clean job of aud have reduced the prices since the
l:t OF July in order avoid pAetins Away the piles
OF Goods on hand. home disposition must be % sde
OF them Parties interest, would do we'll to ca Il at
io Main stlset examine the stock, notice the sty
qua and prices with the sstisfscon Of kacwing
90 eett.r. no cheaper.
We have just recsvsd some few Aipsca Frocks
and vsncy Csssnere Pasts. and thiak We sup
oily the wants Of those who have been waiting for
such goods. ~
would the Goods leave, than drive customers
sway with sxtrava CANT prices
81 0ROSHONG TUPMAN e
jg2s mE4 8 Ito MAtp street.
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20 4 H. N D. NEWARK.sN E w HAVEN
CHARLESTON. MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS SF
LOUIS. 9ALVEsJON SAN FRANCISCO.f&c
PER STEANSHIP JAMEsTOWN,s's
Big EHs TO and HIAs NEW YORK ser -
Can be shipp- every Monday aud Tuesday. by tn q
u M all steam. hip Jan estown, Capt Parrish
The Agents at New Yoi .Aaessrs. INDIAN y Pleas.
aIts viii farward goods by this line ali Of the
shove mentioned ices free of com a,issioa,s and at
the l,west rates. OF freight as sz}5s ~ .F-s@s
Lsrae aud commodous sheds have been erected
on the wharf In New York where Eoo6a are en.ireig
p'ot-et7d ON injary or 6efacement sas every care
and attention is bestowed in forwarding goods
{ anssh pnept. 3~s .-..
d rchsLts shipping by this steamship can ALWAYS
ca culsts hin he the ival of their neSs
The Jamestown leaves New York every Saturday
afterason on her return 10 Richmond. sfa
For freight apply T. sz.a' go
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THE CHRISTIAN MIRROR.-Put-
l. iished this day THE MIRROR" or "a Dsiin.
ineation of Different Class # Chris ian 81, n
res Of Lectures by Rev. J 3 Jet-r, D. D If CHI.
mond, with an Introduction by Rev. A. M. Peir.
dexter. -f+.#414rF s 49,
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This Is sn sbv written book and one in which its
author sustairs his we'll earned reputation. 1t is
ds'tiaed to have q large and Tacd sale Orders
should be sent to the subscriber Pfice so cents
liberal disco unit made to he trade a.s,as
CHARLES WORTHAM
iy 24-d6tiflrSt 9eS Mar st
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prick DWELLING ON Jsr BE
TWEEN MAIN AND CA nv srp r Y M q

AoCIiON-On THURSDAY, Ausus d at 81
o'cock M will be Sid neat Brick Dwelling 10
Gated 90 above. the West side of Is street, being
she first horse South of Main street 1t has good
easemsnt, one r. ON on tbs irst and two looms
on the serond h,o-, with front and back porcbes;
suss antisi Brick Ktchsn with god servants, re ems
feet. '3'g- 4 u - - = - -
This is one Of the most desirsble Houses ia the
psighborhood which Is pie ssant aud convenient to
busin esq. - s+s -t@it7 Ef17F--1s7 -
Terms One fourth cash; b,snce at 4 8 aud ~
months. with interest I'D ad .nd secur.6 BY Trust
Deed. TAYLOR WILLIAMs
u "a u. l. - Auctionaera
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ATCOST! ATCOST !i-DRY GOODS
IA AND CLOTHING Intending TO discontinue
buse ess. Offer my whole stock Of DRY GOODS
GoaS. viii ..ss n,on an1 c .n ~
compelled to close cut before the 18th OF next
mouth and 10 order to succeed, shall sell at any
price rather than keep goods hand.
Also, Sore for Rent H WECHSLER.
js 20-6ta No. 1874. corner Of Broad AMI hh SIS
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SMALL FRAMED HOUSE ON Ia,
~ BETWEEN BYAO AND CANAL. STREETS
AT AUCTION -On THURSDAY "a Au,rst Ar
o,e'oek ?. NJ viii be sold snail framed house 10
Gated a. shove aud djiieins th. property OF NJ
Jonn Knowles The La. fronts n feet and run
oscs ~ feet The House has several rooms and IN
o. n.-de to pay oed per cen,um upon cot "
IEsMs-One-thrd en'b balance at and mas.
win iaterest and secured by Tsust Dead.
1YA st--s--s TAYLOR d WILLIAMS. Aucts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-05
P 0 E T R Y.
From Household Words
ONE BY ONE.

YIN Z ID OINE.
One by one the sands are flowing,
One by one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going,
Do not strive to grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strengh 60 to each;
Let no future dreams elate thee,s
Learn thou first what these Gan teach.
One by one (bright gifts from Heaven)
Joys are sent thee here below;
Take them readily when given,
Ready, too, to let them 60.
One by one griefs shall meet thee,
Do not fear an armed band;
One will fade as others greet thee,
Shadows passing thorugh the land.
Do not look at life s long sorrow,
See how small each moments pain;
God will help thee for tomorrow,
Every day begin again.
Every hour that fleets so slowly,
Has its task TO do or bear,
Luminous the crown and holy,
If thou set each gem with care.
Do not linger with regretting,
Or for passion hours despond;
Nor, the daily toll forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, Gods token,
Reaching Heaven; but one by one
Take them, lest the chain be broken
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-05
M | S G. ELLAN EOUS,
THE WIDOWS TALE.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.

They advised me TO marry him. They
told me he was wild-unprincipled-bad
bu, did no, care for what they said.
loved him and disbeIieved them. never
,hough. about his goodness-I only knew
that he was beautiful and gifted hey ond al
that had ever met within our narrow SO.
ciety. loved him, with no passing school
girls fancy, but with my whole heart, my
whole soul. ] had no life. no Joy, no hope
without him, and heaven would have been
no Heaven 10 me if he had no. been there.
] say ell this simply to show wha. mad
ness Of devotion mine was.
My dear mother wss very kind to me
throughout. She had loved my father,
believe, almost 10 the same extent; so .ha
she could sympa.hise with me even while
discoursgicg. She told me was wrong
and foolish, and that should repent; bu,
kissed away the painful lines between he,
eyes. snd made her emile when ! tried tc
prove 10 her ,hs. love was better than pru-
dence. So we married, no, so much with
out the consent ss against the wish Of my
dsmIly ; and even that wish withheld in sor-
|ow and 10 love. remember oil this now,
and see the true proportions Of every Thing;
then ! was blinded by my passion, end un-
ders,ood nothing.
We wen'awsy TO our pretty, bright home,
in one Of the neighborhoods Of London,
near a park. We lived there for msny
months in q slate OF intoxics,ion ralher
ahsn in q state Of earthly happiness, and he
was happy, too, .hen-for am sure he was
innoceni, and know he loved me. Oh,
dreams-dresms
did not know my husbands profession
He wss always busy, and often absent /; bu,
he never told me what he did. There had
been no settlements either when ] married
He said he had conscientious scruples
gsinst Them ths. they were insulting 10 q
mans honor, and degrading to any husband
This was one Of the reasons why, at home
they did moi wish me 10 marry him. Blu,
] was only glad 10 be sble TO show him how
] trusted him, by meeting his wishes, and
refusing on my sccoun. 10 accept the legal
protection of settlements. ]. was such q
pride TO me 10 sacrifice oil to him. Thus,
] knew nothing of bis resl-his pursuits or
his fortunes. never ssked him any ques-
,ions. ss much from the indifference of eve.
,y,hioe but bis love as from wifely blind
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-05
A RETORT.
BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.

BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.
Old Birch. who taught in village school,
Welded maid of homespun habit;
He was stubborn as a mule,
And she was as playful as a rabit.
Poor Kate had scarce become a wife,
- Before her husband sought to make her,
The pink of country polished life,
And prim and formal as quaker.
One day the tutor went abroad,
And simple Kitty sadly missed him;
When he returned, behind her lord
She syy stole, and fondly kissed him:
The husbands anger rose! and red,
And while his face alternate grew!
"Less freedom, ma 'am!" Kate sighed and said
"Oh dear! did mt kno,c 'tras you!''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-05
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-05

4 Rochester editor had The best Of rea-
sons for kicking quack noslrum pedlsr ous
of his sanclum. The fellow desired the
editor to try box Of his itch ointment, be-
ing an infsllible cure and If found to answer
the descriptions, then TO certify to its merits
in the columns of his paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-05

Why is the bark of Tree like dogs tail?
Because j, is The furbest from the bark.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-05

Mrs Par,ng.on's Ike has bought horse
thai is spurious, be sl~ays goes of 10 de-
can.er.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24

FLoUR-Market opened heavy las lower, but
with fair demand for export; prices improved and
market closed about yesterday figures sales 500
bbs at - l2ias Is for common 70 good state s. II
as IS for mixed to fancy low grades extra western
81 .sal 30 for extra Gsnesee. Sales 400 bbs rye
-four NJ s. 75a7. Corn meal duh at s! lsai 70 Tor
Jerscy, 81 so for brandy wine.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and lower; sales 5000
bush at 81 95al FIR red Tennessee S2a2 for white
southern, 81 for mixed and common white western.
Rye lower, 900 bush at$l so Corn lower, SO goo
bush S5aSSa92 fJr yellow southern and Jersey, 90
a97i fJr western mixed. Oats dull at 4sa52 for
sta e, 52a5! for good western.
PROFESSIONALISM heavy, sales l400 bb's at s. 9
ais % for S. ST. 80 FIR prims, $2l city pine
mess, de iverable Of THE month Beef dun, pic
unchang ID, sales $50 bb!s beef hams and prim
n,ininally the same. Cut meals heavy. Dressed
hogs steady at s4ast. Lard lover sales 400 bbs al
l2sal2l. Butter selling lower, chiefly at IS.