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1ncidenfs q de Disaster On Lake Erie.
y Jordan, Esq gives the Cleveland Herald the
following incidents of the terrible casually:
Among the lady passenssrs BY the Northern "a.
..sn.. - MIA Jennings, Of Waverly, H., young
ns,s ..S ~ 80 osen attending school in Phadel
she was among tho lost When the Nissis.inni
came near, young woman was seen hsnr;rr is
tne ropee over the bow, nearly reaching the stey
Wnile 20 clinging. TO save her lite amsn was seen
young woman's hands, looseuing her hold. shs
sank into the water and rose no more Il ~. MT
known whAther the man who was the cause of III;
result, was aware that another unfortunate ras
clinging for life to the same rope
Mrs. Akrsyd = lady emigrating 10 the West =.
Gently from England, was saved. and was the oniv
survivor of her party, which included her fathey
mother, husband and two children. None Of the
property and money belonging to the family was
saved, the father and husband having their fnnds
Ia gold secured in belt around their persons =
MRS A we are informed, was 10 overcome By her
situation and the loss of her frezds that she be-
came insane.
The Detreit Tribune. of Friday, relates the fol-
lowing incidents:
There was on the Inflated steamer Northern Tn
diana, . lone mother with four children Satisfy-
ing herself that the destruction Of the boat was In
evitable and that the wide waters of the lake was
tne asraser and almost hopeless resort, the noble
woman coolly cast her eyes about for the best Sc
curty for her four little and herself Looking
over the side of the vessel she saw table floating
near by Quickly she calculated the chances =
Then binding three of her children to herself. she
gently lifted the fourth the side of the vessel
and dropped him into the lake, directing him TO
Keep still and float on the water" Having done
this, she next jumped into the water herself with
her three little ones.
In q few moments she seized the floating table.
placed the three little upon it, then sought and
secured her fourth child. and getting them all
upon II, she chung to it herself until ali were final
~ rescued by the boats and placed upon the
steamer Mississippi, where the noble woman was
heartily cheered and congratulated by the passen-
gers On the steamers, who had been anxiously
watching all her movements and who manifested
their regard for her hsroism with warm hearts
and unstrung purses. Such woman deserves 70
be mother.
About onehalf of those saved lost their all, and
are nearly destitute, some entirely so. One man
and his wife had $1,000. their all, with which they
were going West to purchase farm. They lost
al. and hardly clothing to cover them left An.
other maa going West with his family and $500,
all his savings for ears, had all lost poor wo-
man with four children, the oldest about eight
years old, lost everything, but saved their lives
Another woman, with two children, one at the
breast was saved with her little ones, but nothing
else.
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RICHMOND. SATURDAY, JULY 26. 1856

ter A. to the present toass, esntlensn, thank
you fef the manner In which you h4ye received Il,
!. only nsri. being that Z comes rom William
aeneral CAdwaladsr said--I am really glad,
nr. Chairman, Of the opportunity cf meeting my
aistinEnished follow countsymen, whom you have
invited Ia quiet way to celebrate the 4th OF July
The American people at large are helpful, In
than the sword. [Chesrs Naturally left to them
selves they prize she comforts Of peace, and II .
dincuity should arise with any nation, Il will pro-
Saoiy mud its origin in national characteristics -
Sir. shall we say that we belong to the genus ivi
Table t"Hear, hear" and laugh We are Z par.
ucuiariy sensitive race, and we need net iamong
ourseivesl disgnise the fact that difficulty may
aris9 from some unwiae, untruthfnl unchristiau-
hks irritation. In ali kindness be II spoken. the
example IL before us believe the public press In
England can hold In its hand the key to the Ame-
rican heart. tCbeers MY countrymen are ma
turaiy disposed TO respect themselves, and feel
kindly disposed towards England. Be assured,
sir, the American daughter il Of herself willing to
bare her breast to nurture and sustain her venera
Die parent. lCheers &
am confident. IL her Majesty the Queen or
her royal consort tfor the Queen 10 lady, and the
American people are agallant people should visit
the United States, that the royal progress would
be every where hailed with a. much respect and
a. much enthusiasm as would be shown by her
own loyal subjects. Cheers. There is, in the
United States . large conservative class who are
entirely removed from the arena of politics; and
can say that these good people think that that the
public press in England can well afford to consult
the national pecuarities of each other Allow
me, sir. to propose the toastI have in my hand
Great Britain and the United States frank inter
course, cordial friendship and perpetual peace be-
tween them, fdrunk with immense cheering
The concluding toast of 'sThe Ladies" having
been given BY Mr.. Peabody, the company separa-
ted shortly before twelve clock all of them highly
gratified with their evenings entertainment
The national airs Of the two countries were play.
ed At intervals during the evening, by very eff
cient band
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You've LADIES, sCHOOL.-nIIss MA

~ "A
4 RI PEGRAM will open Boarding and Day
school for young ladies' the lst October next ct
her residence iE Linden Square, Frank lin etyeet
The course Of instruction will be thorough and
tensiye reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches Of education Compstent assiMsnts viii be
used in the selection of Text Books
The English department will be under the imme.
date supervison of MISS PEGKAM With ! dua
sense Of the responsibility she assumes shs viii a.
vote herself seduousy and honestly to fts proper
fuhlment aiming At ths hshest standard Of female
sential 10 Its attainment.
Mathematics, Latin and the Phyical Sciences, viii
be taught BY gentleman we'll qualified for the task
Italian and German by native masters Of each
tongue. Music ON the Piano. Harp and 0uitar, and
sinsing and Drawing, by the best Professors.
The French Language. will receive special ,atten.
tion and be under the charge of French lady who
will reside in the family the object being 10 teach
the Pupils both the philosophy Of the language and
TO speak 1t with ease and sccuracy. 10 this end it
will be the medium Of communiostion IA the fsuily
The Junior and Senior classes shal receivs equal at
tention.
MISS PEGRAM proposes also, the formation Of
BELLES-LETTRES Glass, for the study OF English
Classical Literature. Young ladies who hays left
school, may find this material aid to self improve
ment} s1d those from distance. who may wish to
come a. Parlor Boarders, can join this class
MRS J. w. PEGRAM will have charge Of tho
Boarding Department, and will unite with Mis- Ra-
gram In contributing the comfort and proper train.
ing ofthe young ladies.
Terns-Bosraios during the entire session. q 200.
English Course... ..........................& 40.
Foreign Languages each. observation-disclosures 70.
Music at Professor charges.
Persons wishing to enter PupilA 70 make farther
enquiries relative 70 the school, viii apply to
MRS or MISS PEdRAM.
ty 16-dtf-wtOc Linden Square. Rjcbmopd vs..
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MIR. LEFEBvRE, sCHOOi.. R.cs,-.u

MMs u AEFEnVREs SCHOOLs Rschnomd,
Iva VA.-The next session OF this Institution will
the first day Of Jnly. 1857
TEaMs..Board $500; Washing So: English TUT
ton $4s Modern Languages, each so; Latin &ze;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guifsr $50; Drawing SO:
Drawing frorn nature $40 Painting water coiors $40
IN oil $50. Primary Departments for childrep usder
10 years of are $50
ksFEsENeEs-- Patrons Of the School; Riaht Rev,
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Jotns Risht Rev
Bishop Cobbs Of Alabsma Rev Moses D. Aoee, D.
D the CLERGY OF the Episccpal Church of Virginia.
Rev: II 8. Keppler, Rev. w. e. WsbhA.M;J j. r. L,l.
tie, NJ D., Z. A Lswis M. D Joseph Miehard, John
Casys, Q. w Thilon, Miss Gordon, Mrs. Taylor,
All Letters to be directed TO
jy 7--4m HUBERT LEFEBvRE.
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THEY REFUsE--Ths American State Council of
the State of Connectcut refnre to surrender their
charter & the demand OF Mr. Bartlett Mr. 6psrr y,
g president of The council does not recognize n
NJ. Bartlett the power to revoke The ehartsr.
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ANOTHER FLARE UP IN WAsHIEGToN.-Ac cor.
respondent Of the New York Express, writing
from Washington on the 23d instant, says:
We had another little fare up to-day. Mr. Ed.
mnndson, OF Virginia, met that lustrious and pure
Republican, Orsemus Matteson in the lobby
near the House Post Office, and took him to task
pretty roundly. He informed him politely, In Vic.
Ioria Angio-Saxon that he was a. rascal" "a cor
rupt dog. unworthy the association OF gentlemen,
and whom he had aiways despised"
Matteson took 1t like 8 Republican and sneak ed
away after Mr.. Caruthers. Gov. Smith and others
'nterfcred, TO save him from further castigation
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Foreign Items.

1t is stated that Milford Haven has been selected
rs the port of departure for America of line OF
steamers of immense tonnage and great power.
Mr.. Enocb Train, Of Boston, in the United States,
has been surveying the ground for the purpose Of
running four steamers of 1000 tons each.
The names of the killed during the revolt of the
Irish militia were Dennis Tooney and Patrick
Tracey, militiamep; Patrick Curley, 4th regiment,
and Peter Gibbons, pensioner
A fightful collision occurred in the Mersey, off
the Rock Lighthouse between the screw steamer
Mail, from Dublin, and the screw steamer Excel
sior bound to Belfast by which six of the steerage
killed, and nine others dreadfully maugled, two of
them dying soon after the collision.
Oscar Kingston and Benjamin Allen Howard,
two Americans charged with certain hotel robbie
ries in Liverpool. have been convicted and sen.
fenced to five years penal servitude.
Mademoiselle Rachel is still great sufferer from
the effects of her excursion to the United States;
her physical debility is great that rest and diet
have failed to recruit her strength. 1t is not thought
that she re-appear on the stage fer long time
to come She had left Paris for Ems.
Professor Aahan, whose costume was objected
to at the late levee in Lsndor, is now in Paris.
A Tipperary paper states as q general rumor,
that MI. James Sadlier. who stands charged by the
Master of the Rolls as being principal in the si.
gantic frauds and swindles of his brother John has
fed to Sweden or Nbrway, where, in the absence
OF an international Law, the fugitive Is safe from
arrest
MT Atkinson, cabinet maker, has been elected
Lord Mayor of Dublin for the ensuing year. The
Lord Mayor elect is . Protestant and . conserva-
tive.
There was no celebration on the 4th July this
year in Paris
1t is now said that the Gear is sincere in his de-
sire to abolish serfdom. plan for Its gradual ex
tinction now commands the attention OF the Rus.
sian government
Mr. Dunn, the barrister, the persevering admirer
OF Miss Burdett Coutts, has been consigned to
Lunatc asylum.
The Queen had conferred the title and dignity
OF baronet of the United Kingdom on Sir Allen
MNab, late prime minister in Canada
1t is stated by the Daily News that the retiring
pension of the Bishop of London is TO be $1,000;
that of the Bishop Of Durham "a, 500
John Brsham, the vocalist has been left lega.
sy of $1,000 by the Counters of Pembroke.
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NEW APUTAECARY STORE.
RICHARD H. skAoE r. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate of the Philsdelphia College of Phsr
macy.)
MEADE &c BAKER.

aAPorHECARIEs, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
i6o, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts, just
- above the new Custom House,
usse opened and fitted out Apothecary and Drug
o.ors, with every improvement and conveniencsfor
property preparing and dispensing medicines
ihey have on hand, and will endeavor to keep .
complete sssortne eut Of fresh and reliable Drugs Me-
ucihes and Chemicals; ground and unground selected
specs Cooking Extracts: Lubin's and other cslebra
ssa rrertumery and Soaps; the finest imported CT
oAhs; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
seai Instruments, Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
~ every description; Mothers' Breast Cloths; Co
Drug Store. =.
their design to give strict personal attention to
as business In oil its branches and article will be
ssuoo which Inay not be perfectly relied upon for
piopeI strength and purity of character.
t az sslhey have both had many years experience in
.ne hrst drug stores of the city, they feel authorized
n :" SAYING that Phydcians orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and prepared ptly ana scientifically q ct any
''ss, ss-r -s.sassshTens : sd ia the country.
ID rhEsCklPrlONs will be accurately dispens-
r. one OF the partaers, at all hours Of the day
sHt je 26--d&clm
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PiLULEs DE BLANCHARD, n l,l0dure
an 'seaa inatef able, odeur nj saveur do fer
lodri reries pEther du Dr. Clertan; Capsules de
a.a inaiterable De Va let fumigsteur Pectoral
bo 4ss 6 nsadies des Votes de Ia Respiration Raca-
oIs Nv yes Arsbes; Pate Pectorai and 6irop Psctoasl
C.s.f naief a Arabic; Enseloppes Medicsmentenses on
FOR sale by Meade q EAKER
Pharmace utists,
!, Q, iss, N. w. corner Of Main and 10Th streets.
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; -. Oh. ne,tv Dsspasch u served 10 sabssnbsrs
..n 4 apAsrRa CENTS PER wRek, payable b
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advance. ~
rr- The weekly Dispatch 70 issssA svsty bii.
~ and u,siled to suhscriben at ei PER sans.n-
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SOCNHERN FEMALE lNST1TUTk...
y Ine seventh session Of the Southern Female In
next.
n Ine boarding Department is under the charge OF
TERMS:
Board, for 3 months. 4 aoo
=. .59
French, Italian, German, Spanish. each 20
Drawing from $40 to $50 ~ -
Musc at Professors prices
Preparatory Depsrtme ent. 20
Washing and Lights extra
LEE POWELL
ROB'T }. MORRISON, fnncipas
Address, Richmond Va IL 2t-fs
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DEATH OF THREE BRoTHERs-At Cincinnati
on wednesday last Patrick f. Keeley died Of sun
stroke. While attending his funeral his brother
Edward was struck down in the same manner and
died. The next day another brother, Michael,
was sent 70 JAN where he died Of dclirinm tremens
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f-r. r-eysxsz==s1 THE
Ia sssssss:sH COMPANY 1S4 Main st. hay.

kA SssssssssSs:;sC COMPANY, 1874 Main St. hsv-
ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
ruond by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
aad thence by rairoad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynehburg. SsleIn Wytheville and the principal
places in Virginia and North Caroina, now pre-.
pared forward, with great dispatch and at reduced
rates. every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
jawery, &C., to the above named cities, aid all
places On the seab06rd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be acoompa-
MED by special Me- ssengers who will give their per-
soaa attention to the careful handling of goods en-.
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take n-tice that packages to
pois Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of ssiling until o'clock,
z. NJ J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
EF-sPECIAL EOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Vir-
gina and North Csrollna Intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the AID ANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whoaIe the authorized Agents for Express privileges
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
ap4-ts Agents.
A CARD.--The subscriber hereby tenders
"A his thanks his fiends and patrons for the be-,
raiIatronsge bestowed him for several years past,
ana bess leave to Inform them and the pusc gene
rally that he is now possessed of largely increased
facilities for condu ducting the PAINTING BUSINESS
In all Its various branches.
He hss secured the services of Mr. SAMUEL E.
shfDER whose skill Orname ntal Painter is
100 well known II this community to require any puff
for him Suffice it say he has no In this
city, and will give his undivided at ention to that de-
WALTER C. FREEMAN.
q beg leave to inform nay friends and
,as Pu1e generally that am now % in nth the employ of
entire attention to ORNAMENTAL AND SI(,E
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a WESTERN STRIKE.-In New Albany, Indiana,
the ship carpenters and laberera In the snip yards
ON Tuesday last, struck for an increase Of wages
Those who were receiving q 25 per day struck for
d So those receiving e 50 for el Isl those receiv.
ing ol as for 42 and those receiving t2 fer 81 So
The employers have thus far declined 70 aecede 10
fha demands Of the mechanics
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Old dP0int-4neustneenfs-7he Accomm0dation-Tne
Women- Visitors, DC, &c.
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HEMICAL OLIVE SOAP--Keceivcd q
lew more boxes Of this invsluabie Soap, which
- a equally well in hard or soft water, with far
'soof, sad u the ehsapcst Soap In use.
TOO w. G. BATTAiLE. Druggist,
--U . Corner 4kh and Rroad sfs.
MAs. Al. LANELEY, TIN and Ahees
.,s r .lon Manufactnrsf 18th 6tyset, between 4ais
sad CATy, Riehmoad VA
GAS FITTING AND YIxTUREa,
sssam Pipss for Charchse Public brisalns h
Asisac Aoo6ng, 6uttedna and epoatjne, out
u,, aPin aay pAxt Of tbs eity end eountxy.
MAPLE ANDi aICK KO1Y---A s@s.1I ie1
s5sias. for ssls - arrive.
ga, KDWARD =. DUDLEY,
"A lAh q, between Msap sAl Yssnkls,
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PxAcHEs-The steamer KnoxviIle. which q
rived at New York On Tuesday. from 6avannah
Ga brought . quantity Of peaches which wer,
on:red for sais, same day, q e5 par basket r.
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. q MISS Ana b. MINOw
NJ SCHOOL. EQa YQIINa IAIlra nIc,

MkS. k MISS ADA 81. MINnR =
lvA SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES. RicH.
MoND.-The second ssasion Of this inssitption Sil1
commences on the lat day OF Ocfobsr next far ore
continued stssion. 70 ist July, 1857. .s
In tine oraanxstiun of this school, ts Prncipsls ana
accomplished Assissnt unite, 9Th the fif Al fheir
own experience. tae light and council Of other emf
nent n the and they intend Il 70 sd The
msans, not only Of atboroush course Of substantiai
instruction, but also Of ell the sccompshuents ne
cesary to Q finished fsmals educatlon -
Neither In retaining their abiA and experienced
Assistant NOR In the selection Of her fellow aLorers
nor in their other provisions have tbs suhscYbers
spared anything that may make their ineti,ution
worthy OF the patronage of tho commuuIty Att.p-
tion will bs psid TO the and morals 81 the
yssun: ladies .s al times anda deep ntsrsss taken in
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, win be tsuaht
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family. 59
Terms: Board &200; English tuition o4n; Prima.
y department, $50; Modern Languages each so.
Latin, SO; Muic On Piano, $50; Harp, go; Guitar.
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40 - ~-''-.'
n hsFEnENcEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns Rev Ino.
6. S. Mcaurs, Rev. ]: Peterhin. Va; Oliver White,
Es9 Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. 8 Gibson, M b.,
:: = Bolton, n D, A Peticolaa, N. D g. A. Wilson,
~. p Dr. r. @. Cabell. and Col. 8 n Parker Rich
mond Hon. n. I. Hunter, Hon. T. NJ Clsyson u
Q; Frederick Cotemsn and Beverley Dopslas.
Lsqs, state Senate; o. M Smith, Esq. Lunenburs
county; ThomSs Field, N. n. Mechlenbure couusy
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOk
~ A--Jm MISS A r. MINOR,
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MORMON HUsBAEDS-One Of the Mormon wo
men who was in the company of the late crowd
which has passed thoughiour town for Salt LAX e
we learn had no less than four husbands She is
eaid to have been An intelligent looking individual
She contended that women have as good right to
have number Of husbands as man had to have,
~ many wives as he wished provided the men
were all members of the Mormon Church There
Is nothing like making circumstances suit occa
sions and these Mormons appear to have a pecu
liar faculty for such transactions-Rock Islandey.
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Coal AND WOOD FOR LocoMoTlvEs.-The n
linoh Central Railroad Company have been try
ing IN experiment In running their engines. In
tsined Wood, cords At e5 IS, S2e IS; coal
g ha.hels, at rs cents, % s0-saving with coal
90 IS.
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A QUEFR PLACE To FlGHr.-Some years ago
Says an English paper,) when Mr.. Dean and bis
wreck of the Royal George from anchorage At
Spithead. two privates in the Eappers and
Miners At work under water, squabled and had
setto in the briny deep. Oue of them succeeded
In breaking window in his antagonists helmet
surface halfdrowned.
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FAILURES IN LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND ELSE
wHERE.-Priyate advicss from Liverpool announce
the failure of John Num-, cotton broker Of that
city, whose liabilities are divided among several
leading merchants of the town. The failure also
brought down the house Of John Wright & Co.,
spinners and manufacturers OF Stockport and Ian.
caster and 1t has likewise embarrassed . com.
mission house at Manchester though its suspension
has not been announced A failure On the London
Stock Exchange was also reported on Friday, the
day previous to the sailing of the Persia.
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A JOCKEY. who was selling nag to gentle.
man, observed that he was An honest horse. AT
ter the purchase the gentleman asked him what
he meant by an honest horse. "Why, sir" re
piled the seller, whenever / rode him be always
threatened to throw me, and he certainly never
deceived me-"
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EV aud VIII ave his divided at entiOn to that de-
artlaent Of my business,
WALTER C. FREEMAN.

r UTTEk.--.s5 Tubs Choice Goshen But
- ter just received per steamer, aad for sale BY
jy 10 VIM TAYLOR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
THREE OF THEM.

One of the persons engaged in TAX
mo the Census Of our city related to
MS the following little incident which
is not only affecting, but characteris-
tically Irish all over:-He says that
going into the apartment of o house
where there were several families he
found an Irish woman, widow with
one child, a little boy. Upon asking
her how many of a family she had,
she replied flour childer' an meself
SIR" But she continued--''there are
threo of them not for your ist, sir. Pr,
He asked why he could not hare tho
three for his list: "because ye see sir
thev're in heaven rest their soWls sir,
vas her reply. Ourinfornant remark-
Cd that he put down the names Of tho
lone widow and her remaining child.
wondering, as hstook his departure, Ill
that poor lonely Irish widow had ev
er read Wordsworth's little poem en-
titled there are sevsn Of us;p but Il
nallv concluded sbs had not, and that
II was but the natural few Of feelin.
from that s'desp, desthless io1nf,
which is only found within mother !
breast" Satisfied by the simple faith
OF one who has the promise cts hue
band and father for her and her ra-
nainiag child, in sour father VIE ari
| in heaven ~ Asssetssss 1exa',