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Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Hair-Cuttingg.,. Shaving,
kEAS mn -. &

+. THE undersigned respectfully announces
that he has removed his Saloon in Smyrna, 10
he house on Main street, directly opposite A.
p. Rush's Clothing Store, where he intends
continuing the BARBERlNG business, in all
its branches, hoping to merit and receive lib
eral patronage. HIS establishment is neatly
fitted up for the public's accommoda ion, and he
will ever endeavor 10 please all who may give
him call.
JOHN FISHER.
N. B--Childrcn's Hair Cut in the most fash.
lOnable style. March IL, '5S.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

cKwooD's EDINBURdH MAGAZINE. New
York; leonard ;scon & tSb. Tue folIow ing NO is
thetable Of contents of the February number
of Bla ckwood: :--The Condition Of Women;
What)waD BE AdWilh it Part TX 8 aPenpic /
have never met; {; Lord ST. sLeonard's Handy
Book on Property rLawy Zanzibar, and Two
Months in Eas' Africa, BY Capt, Burton Thorn-
dale. or The Conflict of'Opinions; The Poor
beah Mutiny--No. II; a Familiar Epistle from
Mr. John Company 10 Mr. John Bull.
The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY,' for March; has
been received, The usual varieties are pre-
sented, but we think those containing the most
value are @Aaron Burr" (the best review, by
far, we have yetiread D "Catacombs of Rome p
{" Child-life on The ,Ganges; !" " DIR. Wichner
and his Pupils - The Autocrat of the Break
fast. Tables" sc. Published at Boston; price
81. .o0.'9i'a 1''.~''''. .'r 'i -. .~'. .'f'.o f'
THE LADIES REPosIroRY. March
number of this elegant mag gazine is fully up tc
the Reposilory's standsrd, ant. that is saying a
good deake The contents are soavaried and en-.
tertainihg that every reader may dud some.
thag suited 10 bis or her taste within its GOV.
ers, Price $500 per appum published a
Cincinnatls hua 90 e..'- " So aul o... .ita 30
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
TEACHER WANTED.

A SCHOOL TEACHER is wanted to Ia ke
churge OF District No. 40, Kent Co., Del, im-
medmtely. Must have good recommendations
as to nalIhcatons and ci,. racIer. An elderly
man preferred. Salary, $500 per year.
MOSES PRICE,
WM. J. LAAK,
WIN. c. JUMP,
Near Smyrna, Del mar4-58 Committee.
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Carlton lS. Moore IL Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
c a r p EFT C. II AIN.

COTTON YARN, COTTON BN1TS, &c.
No. 2O6 (old No. ll6) N. Third ST., PhIa.
Our Carpet Chain is put up Full Weight, withou,
pasteboard Orders promptly attended Lo.
March ll-6m+
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

TIE ATLANTIc SUBMARINE TELEGRApH-
The steam frigate Niagara again sailed from
New York, last week, Tor England, to resume
The attempt to lay the electric telegraph cable
across the Atlantic, in conjunction with the
English steam frigatc Agamemnon. The plan
OF operations has been changed, and instead Of
both commencing at the English coast, they
will proceed together to mid.oceau. each con-
tanning half the cable. There the two ends of
the wire will be,united and one ship will lay
op. toward America aud the other toward Eu.
rope. .ww4 EnR 80 w
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

Or VIM. Corbit Spruance, Esq of New
Castle, formerly of this town, has been nppointI
ed Depaty Attorney Gcneral, in the place of
f. Joyce snithers, Esq gone 10 Kansas. = y y
0.r David L. Mustard. Of Lewes, Del, grrdu.
ated with the title ofMa d., ii the heIphiladefphia
College, on Saturday last -.
SALE OF PRoPERTY.--James +. Black, ESQ.,,
has purchased lotsadjOiningC bis board yard,
on Chsteh stteet eontinaed, Of Mr. Henry
Eoban Iss, for S200. -4gods vi Ao5dii On gnlsaH
yua iaods 1silaolaa ilts frdi ,asV.a y81qsa ii
ys9155 The1P PhiladelPhia ia Annual Couierenge ot
them VI, ,Ea Church.. will commence opithe a24hi
instRnf, al TX stoh, Pa.nDL &c ,Ce vol
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DANGEROUS CoUNrERFErr-W have been
shown by Cashier Bell counterfeit Five dol,
lar note (Photograp phic impression) on the Pbiia.
de- phia Bank. 1t has ipr.Yignette, three, fe.,
male figures on the upper left hand corner Of
the note, with red ground work or tint like the
genuine. May be detected by noticing the
eyesiof the lady reclining. .ps they are much
blurred and unnatural, otherwise well calcula-
ted to deceive.
.Haa -yUa U-~e TITU<T+s FTeG
VT Since the beginning of March, we have
had thevcoldest weather Of the winter. Two
mornings the mercury fell as low us 8 degrees,
and at no time has there been the least indica.
lion of spring. Such weather is particularly
gloomy to farmers a"d 'a' ' -.''''
On Monday we had another 6ne sleiehing
snow, eight inches deep; bgt, being out of seS-
son, it was not the means of as much SPORT as
the former one. '.'.,4 ~ ,,,,,<s III. F., 81 'f''"s
Il 80. ---.. li....r,
CoNGREss.-Lilils is doing in Congress but
speechifylng for. buncomb", on the seger end
4 ing Kansas Question. Mr.Green, of Missouri,
leader for, the Administration, has iniimated
} that he would cali for direct vote on the Kan.
sas bDllon Monday next, ..s., ~ ,.1- iaiTl,I
Z .Esii.5 s.ssps An tr---~--------4s ,'i ,ss.
a'BARBER-ous "a Mr. John Fisher is well fixed
. in his new quarters onlMain street and now
i among the many good things in This life. o
which Smyrna can boast. is that of a neat anG
well-copdupted BnTber's Shop, !. !Certaiply, 0nI
citizens are highly pleased with Fhe fact, ane
we bespeak Tor the attentive proprietor Of thi
, improved institUtion.'an extensive ratrouage
70 EIis card may be found in another column. "
III Jr1SSs - - ~ sldF5ga yssas ~ r'a s5t'l
zHsI sr7'7s ~ asi si IS1s ll = ,Jt's'
sI Or The Gift Book Store men have been IL
:, town for a week past, ana during that TIM
have disposed ola large quantity of books, nc
esmpahied iyihgifIs ofjewelryse setc..selc,.s ap'
, asPer risousedhehse, haneleda good number o
. - .d3}t 9Facs is's1lz hfes3
|" sbpefa1f p ] lilN Etttfa
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

0C5- Attention is called to the advertisements
of Carlton R. Moore & Co, Eyre g. Lunde!l
R. I. Elknton, G. A. Lenau, and Galford s.
Hendrix
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19
THE LECTURE SEASON.


A LEcrURR UPON OUR ENGLIsH-A As 1T ~ SPOKEN
n with poetica Illustrations will be delivered ~ John MUIR
ray Jr ~ the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, tJyingsiop
street near tourJ Friday evening Nov 49, VI O'Clock
door.
GENERAL SOCIETY or MECHANICS AMI TRADES
" men.-The opening lecture by he Rev. pr Bethnne
viii be given vt the Cooper Institute Monday evening, Nov
LECTURES lsss-'Ho
7. Nov. 12-Rev Dr Behune-Common Sense
Nov. HDonald q Mitchell Esq, lac Marvel )-Spend
Ing OF Money.
8 Dec s-Rev Henry Ward Beecher
Dec ia Oakley faii Esq.-Laeh's and Shadows from
courts and Jury Rooms
Dec ~ -Rev. =. n Hagany-Chsres the second and his
g. Jan. s-Res 4. A. Wits, Phradelpha-xen,si pys.
pepsa
l. Jan I0-Rev DR. VIM. Adams--Daiy wonders
Jan. l7.-Theodore sedEwick hsqThe kng ish Isnle
India. "
O. Jan 24-Rev T Starr King Existence and lac
10. Jan. sl.-Rev. Dr. John Thompson-IIneh Miller
NJ. Feb. I.-yeo w. Boyd, Esp.-fhe False
IL Feb B-Park Benjamin E~q.-Prvate and Social Life,
especially In America
Single admission y cents Tickets for rerson for The
course ~ Lady and gentleman for the course g. To be-
had ~ " 6rsns drug store, broadway and Fourteenth
street b ifnny savings Rank Clinton Hal, Astor place,
Mschsnies Ha 81 Broadway fIgchnson wichershan's
Slz Btna.WaN WIN lai som broadway aud Park place;
ana Geo Nesbh Co.'S ~ Pearl and Pine streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19
NEW PORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1858

FALL. FASHIONS.
a ArIFlClAL FLOWERS
~ IaJgci wreatts
Bal AID hrical
Head dresses and oclu
fad ard general assortment Of desc French
and American goods
9obbsfs and miilncrs invited 10 call aud al
PRICES Artificial Flower Man ifactory.
80 Division street
NOTICE 70 THE LADIES
N FURS FURS FURS FuRS, FuRS.
WHITE X BIRD
Win offer their splendid of ladies' fancy furs
AT RETAIL.
None but first class goods kept at this house
EaDiIas half muis and cnis made from all the
different furs.
Children's furs, robes gents collars gloves, &C.
All the above al reduced prices.
FRENCH MINK CAPE, HUFF AND CUFf, SIS.
WHITE BIRD,
81 John St and Is Maiden lane corner Nassau
RouGRrON RANDAIL-FURs, FURs, TuRs
u No 81 Broadway, up stairs,
(Block below Trinity ChurchJ
Wholesale Dealers manufacturers and importers Of hne fsF
having determined 10 offer their retail wosh invite
Me attention OF e ladies 70 their extensive Of fancy
frrs, consisting of
RUSSIAN AND HUDsoNs BAY SABLE
MINK, FITCH, STONE MARTEN, Ac.,
IN cloaks half victorines, muns cuffs b.
Also hudsons Bay wolf prairie wo bear fox and jeDe,
sleigh robes
article for carriage lap robes
being the finest and most 10 The city
jeel confident that every can be suited
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T,rE pTnE.wrv.

NOTICE TIFF MEMBERS EXEMPT MEME IRIS AND
L'fisnds q Mechanics Hose Company Ne y 49, requested
10 meet ~ Tie carriage houec. N Fourth sfsi thia AZ
ernoor ~ one O'Clock onond he funeral ~ ~ hrofher
Patrick Brown rs order J. J. WHITE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

| A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN GAN OBTAIN BOARD
N in trs lass handsomely furnished house, SO Broad
way, atove Twelfth street Terms reasonable Dinner six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

street Of srb THIS extensive bpme sbun
dance Of evil, capsule help suit all Conducted By
spectacle American lady Charge very moderate
a NUMBER OF FEMALES MAY FIND STEADY EN-.
~ poymeni scanning hosiery, &C. Al factory about n
niles from New york The occupation IL light and easi
learned Good riding the premises Annjv A.
and ~ veeey AZ W Hodges between aud saturday
ne,t
L,AM1ffEs AMI HOTELS SUPPLIED WITH FIRST
rate servants the liberal ri The Hroadwav
Institute 4l4 Broadway Canal This establishment
conducted by English ady and gentlemen sxps.
rien
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

TABLE LINENS TOwEILINGs, NAPKINS, DIAPERS
lawns shirt bosoms handkerchief cambrics and all
other kinds class linen goods always for sale very
THE LINEN STORE,
TSS Broadway. above Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

OURS. FURS FuRS
II Ladies respectfully invited 10 examine cur
SUPERB STOCK
THOROUGHLY SEASONED FURS.
Our stock comprises every desirable article in
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS.
We car probably show greater variety than any other
house the trade Our skins bought when they ruled
much lower than at present the advantage Of which
cheerfuly offer 10 customers.
Being
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURERS.
guarantee every article sold.
Our establishment OLD FuRS DYED FURS,
but 10 replete with genuine well seasoned
FURS AT LOW PRICES
LARGE WHITE POLAR WINDOW.
CHARLES STREET CO.,
s-6 broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
cost $3.50 will sell for $3.50 Also, Office fixtures
ing OF desks, chairs, &c Apply TO Mr. BLANCHARD No. IS
Beekman street.
ENOR SALE-A WHOLESALE MILK ROUND, HORSE
wagon and depot Inquire at l0S Houston street,
basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

CHM mn WORTH OF HOUSES FOR SALE
%lOO.OOO Some on Forty eighth street near Seventh
avenues some on Forty seventh street, between Fifth
Seventh avenues; on Fourth and Forty street,
Thirty fourth street and Second Eleventh
nue. and Forty fourth streetany of which win be sold
and terms to suit Inquire Forty seventh street.
Sixth between II and o'clock No. Wall street
of HENRY l.. BULkLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

PHI HkNARD.-bDST, On Thu 18TH
GU inst white greyhound, tan the lei side Of hls
head, 10 In Bro~dwsy between eighteenth aud Nine
ieenth streets Amy giving information 10 his where
sbouts, bringing him $50 broadway, Herald snlce,
will The above reward The Of r. X. Cream
on the collar.
c10 REWARD -bosr. IN GREENE STREET, on
plO Saturday, the 9th inst, ecoch terrier dog win
collar around bis neck marked d. 7. Conn l6l Brosdw.y
The finder Will receive the above reward By leaving The doc
nj l6l Broadway.
cEn HfwAaD-sY REwARD FOR RECOVERY oy
COV one bOx, Bs No lOi, cpntslnng knives and scis
labelled j. w. Riocrmanrt stousdorf, stolen from the
entry Of No "A Plat He 2th inst, between and
4. NJ, and SIS besides Tor Apprehension OF the thief
GSO REwARD-JoST, A GOLD WATCH AND FOB
sDcU chain, John Harrison maker, Liverpool, No 2tH
gold dial open Supposed n be lost In going through
A. RUMRu.L 90, "a Bow~y.
81 mn RgwARD.-UrIoN BANK NEW YOhk,
SI.UUO March i6 lssa-One thousspd dolArs rsrsr -
will paid this banh for the Apprehension sno
custody Ia this city Of Benjamin Brotherson s nir
bank, defauner W large sns
gone pars Said sro,hers9n Y % n h
ve feet eight inches in height sandy hair snd
peculiar habit OF carrying bis arms ef'enoeo " ~ "S'S
sndh aoon' 20 =" ~So~"E n. ARTHUR. CAshiss
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
EuREkEE's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
IhF byotf for subscription capital ~ the
Fremen q Fund Insurance Company now open N The
March 70 iS5d ~
DAVID MIILIEFS
fkAkKlIN lFtAFO.
CHARLES NcDtff all
JOHN HsNDFRSOt lCommisao,srs
PETER n. TITUS.
JOSEPH p. vAHrUN JR
HENRY N GRAHAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

ITO Housl JUMPERS
i A T STEWART AGO, ulil otter on Monday, March %
IA PURE FLAX HEAVY BLEAcHED SnEETINgs,
Al 20 cents per yard. -. - -
e4sIo4 EXTRA HEAVY pkMksR TAsLE CLOTHS
ssl 20 each
nANAgk NAPKINS
81 IS per dozen,
Superior linen shee'ns pillow case linens dwellings &c
Alec white brianss a. ~ cents per yard English and
American long coshs heavy inch cotton sheeting
a. - Giants per yard.
QUILTS BLANKErS &c, &C.
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets
171 .....,........47i
I'll uBsDEIIs PERSON, LAKE CO.
VIII open this morning
NOVELTIES
Received by steamship Arabia,
bought expressly for our
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
During the panic In the
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MARKETS,
consisting OF
BLACK AND CObORED
FLOUSCsD SILK ROBES,
ROBES A oUU.LE
aud
sILKs BY THE YARD,
folly thirty per cent less than tho cos, OF production
B.REGE AND obpGAsDw
FLOUHCED EOBHs,
noUBr4E JUPE
ROBES A GUILE,
In new designs manufactured expressly for ua
pcasrs OF FRENCH PkRcALEs, lsx CENTS
100 rTECEs 10. CHIsTz COLORs, CENT?
sce PIECES SOLID CHIC
rtRlsS Pou prCHEyRK,
os,s e !. S, csHx FEN Pen YARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

TrENTIos II IsvHED TO MY STOCK or HAVANA,
~ domestic and German ses~s All 1e vel Known
low Tie marke, Cssh advanced made ssga. In OF Of
bond o, CuxK1HS, N BroodVaU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

DoMAN MOSAIC BRACEIEr LOTION SATURDAY.
IL evening last liberal reward viii be given returned
70 No. = Ess Ene>ssaA stree ~ - wHsp 6rves room u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

Weekly R~tsors Of Destha
10 the CITY and county OF New York from the 10Th day
March 20 the 9th dss e March, 1883
Men S.. women, IS; boys, 1855; girls, l3s-Tota, arc
AaaE, ITS; children sos; males, $50; females, 22e,
nolored persons, IL
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BOARDInG AMI 1IOSsslnG

A PRIVATE FAMILY. OCCUPYING A PLEASANTLY
II situated house containing all the modern improvements.
will lei suit Of handsomely furnished second door.
street, Broadway.
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49, -, ~
10 SPRING eTkErT, roUk DOOhs FROM 3hO 40
way TO let ssveral Handsomely furn shed coens l.
s,neie gentlemen The location Is near all me bfs e..ss
hotels Auached u the building reating room sclch
supplied with al the daily weekly and ILLUSTRATES
OF this and the principal cities of the United
90 Ct. MARKS PLACE EIGHTH SrREEr-A
CC French family wish TO let, vito board han isomsS
furnished psIor and bedroom Also roop 20. single
boarders Dinner at nix O'Clock
lax HUDsON STREET, FRONTING ON ST JOHNS
l1C square To let With board family roo a fram toe
present o. is OF May; also room for single genLemea
kef-repces exchanged.
AK FOURTH sTsEET. BETWEEN BOwE6S ~
tlC second avenue 10 let with hoard furnshax -.
uuflrDisbed suit abl. for f.m YOU. y.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

4 osr-oN THE Urn OF MARCH, A HEAVY GOLD
watch. white face guard and fob chain attached.
whoever will return 70 Kerr No SO Monroe street. shs
receive ibera reward, and no questions naked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

rNAsMANY S0CIErY-IN THE SUNDAY ATLAS OF
yesierosy there Ia a communication giving q
the meetings Of secret snizaen called Forresers In
which appears being present. desire o A
that such statement 30 far AS my name conccaet il false
have never been at such meetings. and do
lorg the organization shall support fpr sschemr
ncket IN oppn.iion 10 The "Eorres,ers JOIN MHEEi
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SPECIAL Ns,rlCUe

TAUTIoN TO THE PgbLlO HAVING LEARNR
" thut name ref rec Is attached TO handful pubiA
ing schelos OF gift lottery called the n
hlbion. 6ls Broadway this give notice ~
been used saad hsndbiii without my knO Wedge
APPRECIATION consent WIN CHI aUNCEY, 10 Old aic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C
DOR SALT "A WELL ASSORTED STOCK on Jew.
il elry wih hrtures viii be sold Al bargain Inguire a
PETEH DuRfkk. as Green vich street
IVArCHw AND yrwyLRY Al LUCrfor-J. JNlOBs
w auruoncer-I JACOBS will sell this day, a l0L
s'~scs eW Brusfwxy ysich>s jewery fancy gcot4 A.
sad ever day am tbe vkO,e stock s disposed Of
eSe pu~iuve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29
T~1S1T AND FOUND

7 osr-oN FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH %, IN COMO
i 4 from No Eighth syepue 70 i'o nammona sIee.
x rstt ~ ,he order OF Jas W Elliot for SSH. The finder
nj. he nberaly rewarded by leaving at Dr. Jas W. N
ftos No 2 avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

DRY GOODS, 80.
AAArTIILAS, MAETILLAs
w eeg.n stock o. entirely novel viii be opened
on Monday March %, among WIFI N sh lie Included
THE NEW SPRING SILK CLOAK,
tn graceful article for the introduced.
CHARLES STREET K co,
476 broadway
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T osT- MARCH %, BY WIDOW WOMAN, A rtCK-
amount 70 going from be corner q Seventh Avenue aud
or from there the ST. Nicholas Hotel in Wa street stage.
~,y person returning the 10 A. Brossway's msrkes
IA broadway viii receive ~ reward
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-14
For the Spirit of the Age.

Mr.. EDITOR The cause of temperance is
indeed spreading rapidly in its influence in
this section of our land. A few weeks ago,
a few of the students of Hampden Sidney Col
lege, seeing the evil effect of intemperance
upon som of the otherwise most promising
young men in College, determined to reor-
ganize the Division of Sons of Temperance
which had been, for som time previous, de-
funct. We accordingly obtained our charter
and, though few in number, began our war
against the monster intemperance, with firm
resolutions and high hopes.
AT our first meeting agoodly number were
initiated into our division, among whom were
some over whom the influence of our great
enemy seemed too strong to allow them to en-
list under our banner. But they shook off
his heavy yoke and are now wearing in it's
stead the Sons of Temperance regalia.
At no subsequent meeting have we failed
of receiving several into our glorious band
We now number forty, all of whom are strong
in the cause. Those who once were our bit
terest enemies, are now our firmest friends. [
really believe that the temperance reforma-
ton will yet overcome all opposition because
it has for its great object the amelioration of
the condition of. the human family. [ hope
the cause is prospecting in Carolina. We ex-
pect to have a celebration and torch-light pro-
cession on the 7th of June. Many kind wish
es for the spread of your valuable paper, which
is SO well calculated to extend the glorious
cause which you so zealously advocate.
Yours, &C., j. D. B.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-14

to say Goodbye" looked into her large blue
eyes, as if he wished to read there the secrets
of her great soul. One more look, a pressure
OF the hand, and he sprang into the coach
which was to bear him and Charley away
They felt that the sweetest memories of life
would cling around that lovely spot. But
away they must go; to labor, to toll by the
midnight lamp for intellectual treasures;
looking forward with pleasure to the next
summer when they had all promised to meet
again at EIfin Dale.
With JOY the dear girls of Oak Dale well
coined their associates to its joys again. They
rejoiced to think that poor Lefty would again
join them in their studies and sports. Romp-
ing Rose almost overwhelmed them with de-
monstrations of joy while Lucie Clare told
ner joy by the sparkling of her brilliant eyes.
10 her, light and joy came with Effie AIRING
ton for Etfie was a 'sun BEAM" even with
Tithonic rays, for all within her influence re-
ccived from her good, real good. Few have
hearts like Effie had few are so loved. Lee
ha had more enthusiasm when moved was
more impetuous she still felt the lingerings
of the tyranny of her old temper; but day
by day the thraldom grew feebler and feebler.
She was not as communicative as Efie =
thoughts and feelings she would treasure in
her heart long days and months, and none
would ever know them. She felt intensely
any sorrow or joy. She was unlike Efie in
many respects but all loved her. She was
hath tfTarTns to gasd love. Tnere IS rtvle va.
riety in a school girls life. Weeks pass by
as those that proceeded it. Months bring
few changes.
he cOntinned