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EDUCATION.
SCHOOL.
HENRY ROBrysor


PROPOSES TO open, on the FIRST MONDAY I'm
octobes IN very pleasant room above me sve.
s IN ws; church si Lestnrs FsMALs scHoo
branches OF English. the Latin and French e1 ia.
gasaes. and Music on the fiano. The T. rms. 81
2ne-hah IL advance; the other, az the middle of the
session HIS daughter. who has had several yesr.,
sGSretience 10 teaching, win have charge Of the
the session, ' " Wv
~, e. saequaintancss n R,camond ID quite limited.
w, ne htuefs htu sell, that experience In f.
male teaching in No,fulk and the lower country.
VII "neufe The entire satisfaction Of those who may
pasro,,se MS Institution He expects to he in Rich
I'M ne refers for further particulars. to his friend,
he woult Also refer. moss respectfully to the fol
p : i .%is y @TklE g: s.. ridS3 SWANS.
Or nv wELE0sb,. LEWIS HILL, Esa, and
Or Or SSoW qARLloK. HART, Esq. (cf the
Or kob,r LYME. Lrm Of cambridge Hart
&c 9--dtiMinOs
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ beg leave 10 inform nay patrons and the public
th.tt haNeemplored as an Assistant IN my School
A. DUPUY. N. A., gentleman whose high re.
pntation As scholar and whose successful expert.
ence as ateacher have induced to select him from
among - applicants for the vacancy which existed
In every department the verv best talent has been
enrloyed, and every eiitri will be made maintain
the high reputation of the School and to do full
justice to all who may be entrusted to my care.
D LEE rosrll. ' NAH. Nat. Phi and History
PUPPY. A. NJ, Ment and Nor. Phi. Chemist,
g. iEnsioo. Italian. Drawing and Painting.
Prof BlCnLgR, Gerp nan.
Mademoisells NAssAs French.
Miss VI. 7; MAYO. Asst in Preparatory Department
EDN.sD GRENiEs Piano and Vo-ai Music.
Miss AURA Lacy. Vocal Music
II. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
Cas- nosES, Gniiar.
j W kEFyg Teacher of Psnmansbin
Fo- further particulars. apply 10
Sc 27-tioth0c D. LEE POWELL Principal
rTHE MISSES FORBES will resume
i the duties of their SCHOOL, on the ist of DC
tooer. Sc -lw
vt. JOSEPA'S ACADEMY, RICH
CONDUCTED Ry 4 THE sisters n1 OF CHARITY
Tbs tsbtution will resume Studio on the FIRST
MONDAY Of September Boarders for board anC
tn,on ana use OF bed and bedding. also for washing
annually, in advance Dav Scholars, according to
the branches they study pay from 81 to IS per quar
the Academy 4th and Marshall ats. or to the 1T
j hcGiLL. Bishop of Richmond seS-d&cwts
MRS. PELLETS sCHOOL.-The next
A'I ssion will commence on MONDAY. Oct. 4tb
and c. ntinue nne months. class of pupils. under
Mr.. OSWALD HE NpRICu. Mathematics Natural Phi
losophv, Chemistry and German.
Mr.. +. EMIoS, French.
NJ. CARLOS MERA Spanish, italian and Music
Mr.. A SMITH and AIR. j. T. FISHER, Drawing and
Painting. au 3i-2m
AIRS BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
.'A B0fs-sth street. between Grace and Frank
hn-will re op en- MONDAY. 18th October. The
number Ct pupils is limited to Twenty-Five
Applications may be made TO her at Mr. James II
Gardeners, on Broad street, near the Monumental
church.
years OF age and over S50t0
Years E0UU
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pERUVIAN GUANO-
Ar prpUCpp mn rcur


AT REDUCED PRICES.
We understand that there have been recs ut sales
Of Peruvian Gusno Ct less than the price We have
been charging. say $50 per ton and although the
Peruvian Government have made no change Il, their
price yet we cannot expect to get more than others
ssa sna nave reduced our price to SIS psr
We solicit the ord of our friends, and call from
sell Them the best terms, not only Peruvian bus
also E.iae Island, PAtsgonisn aud AA Mexican
Ouano.
HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
"A GLE MACHINE, which IL capable Of making
:; sSa%: foundry s,sss az 3.
For county and shop rights. .gRly To-
I EATHEK, HIDES, OIL, &c.-WN,
on Sssd " !.
and Upper Leather: French and American Calf
and asns sed sr
Lining Skin.; shoe Thread. vArnbh; Mails; fsck;
sIs Of uSes viii Be- ss;S !. very .m. .d,.ne.
on the original cost for CAsH. or 70 punctuai cus-
toners on the usual credit. % i4-sv
GPECIAL NOTlCE.-The underrigned.
being at present cut Of employment, would be
M ana co.ps ssis q scSs
CSp, yin. and Book Keeping generally chargss p
JOHN ii. q. TYLER,
teN-6t Richmond r. %.
NEW CHOP RAISlNs.-New crop Raj
a. a. sins have not as yet arrived In the United
seine Of the very first lot on arrival. am In re-
s & boxes fresh t K I R'':!H'
Is half boxe.
a 20
supplied. at Louis BOssIElXs.
EALL TRADE.-virginia merchants.
fall stock OF me handise should not fii 10 on chase
an abundant supply OF semple's InfAlliblo Bshing
for making hsht. sweet and Shosscms iosf brssi.
aisrss. .ss.sss and y. s: ss' s s
harmless. being the production Of . scsntihc vir-
ginis physician. and manufactured With great care
nss s'''''''- ''''' ' jNo j W a4RIicK. = w
Manufacturer and Sole pssosI.s.o,;
Pod By druggists and Grocsrs generally tSrugh-
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.
LARGE SUPPLIES.
ass ;sDscTSsss have ee.9 receiving for several
MUSIC. and INSTRUCTION BOOKS,
for the Piano Forte aud Guitar, and ars nov -
well, q not better; prepared than hitherto . su1
JAMES wOoDHoUsE . co.
booksellers. Staiionsrs ana Dealsss y
MEDICAL STUDENTS -. g
MORRIS sooKsroRr. VIII tlsD -
An the TEXT BOOKS used in tie .Csllegs. rather
cheaper, CASH than they can BE- found elsewhere
f iGs siiE Ss sliSs%eiSEar-. supply s ,:..
.~-a Pab'lAsr ana Ss soS.sIi:r.
lT AW STUDENTS
IL WILL FIND At M0kRlg
An III. TEXT BOOKS sssd 4 he Gsivsssssy md
other Law schools. u the lowest pricss
/ sa-m Law Bochs.llsr ss6 PsslisS:r.
( THE SUBSCRIBER, in oonse ousnes q
cnnsinsed III health. hss Determined = ~ Ms
az IL S1oIiisEx1 ~ n. Saisssss,;
g 3 sss r: 2: ss s:s:s: =:
: aslssa lerss poser Essiss. ~ . 49, 60:
sss sss ss. ss|ss = :
iuslined to snnAss In sars an1 pFnaease eaesss.
/ n.s sssoem0aaasx xhAkpugx.
i nUVXT & NOETONs6 uO0eJ IONIC,
i " ior i.,resias ne so.dist.s q H4aa -
sg -: s az sas Il jss' 81 ~
= ~ ~ s sssi s Hi s ~ d. 8
.sss's r. - ssls.sl i.s,sssL sj:ss.s -
/, 740rb 4IIf1HEl g 4 n J =
~ g. xhinlas, 9e9 s4c5G2 q z. .ssts
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EDUCATION.
ELLINaTDN SCHOOL I'll. ~, :.

- sion II this n hoo will confluence on thu lat RI
October rext. TIL seoooi has existed a towards Of
forty years has always been literally patrouiyat
and as IL has never deserved patronage At any pre.
sions time more than at the present. the subscribers
hope for Its contipuarce
Terms a. HERETOFORE: For board, tuition bedding
and washing. $Iao per year. payable quarterly. in
advance. TIL FOX,
...,., TIL II FOX, IN.
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DROF. CHRISTIANS sea OIL
III ] CHRISTIAN.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
~ sCHOOL-INSTiT FOR MUSIC, PAINT
ING AND DRAWING.-On the first day of Octo
Der next, l intend opening a Select Classical
of the following branches viz: Greek. Lattn. French
German, HtstorY, Gso1rdpty, MATHEMATICS and at
TIE asuat English trunches In view OF the dltiicl
ty OF giving strict and proper attention to sarge
Schooi, the number OF pupils will be- limited to Is
and tse entire charge for instruction in ts depart
eht Will be 800 per session. from the LIST OF Uco
Der, 1855 ending the 3,nh June 1879. The ancien,
language viii be taught by III self; the highe.
branches OF the. French, by Prof. Union; Of III
and Matthew ttics by fully competent teachers.
PIva,e Lessons will also he given. and private Glass
Is formed in any OF the above branches. With thi-
school. is combined Institute far Music Idifatifc
and Drotoing. In tn" Musical department. under
supervision OF Prof. V. Busch, OF this city will b,
Bass an! Piano by Prot Busch; Guitar, Melodeon
aud all by professional teach
Special attention will be paid TO sacred, vocal
Glasses cieties. in thorough Bass. vocal or il
strumental Music on Application The department
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direction of Mr. ALFRED SMITH, assisted by kr.J.
FISHER, Of Philadelphia, recently arrived in th,
city; specm' Of whose talent can be seen at til.
institute Laudscaps and Portrait Painting ar
Draw ing Of every description will be taught private
~ in classes. Special opportunity of perectinp
themselves in all or anv Of the above branches viii
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devolt
themselves to q aching
With the IMPRESSION that an insti uton, where
instruction in the most general branches of art
science may be had at moderate prices from tea ia;
ers 81 established reputation, will rrove beneficial
10 the rising generation. the tronage of
lghtt nea public il solicited.
All L mmunications will be left at the Institute
on Main bet ween 9th and 10th streets over DR. Hud
sons Dental office at the Post Office, in letter
'''N''NN WV N 0. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond Sept. 1853 Sc 6-dtlN
REFfRENoEs.Rev V Moore, Rev VI d Hoge. RlN
Geo Woodbridge. Rev II Kepler. Hou } 5 askie.
Rev l. Burrows and VIM hitchie, Esq.
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By Goddin h Annerson

BY doddlp 4 Apperson.
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
r,,, ING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN. BE-
ACCTlON.-W ill be sold. on FRIDAY. the s, h dav
OF october, 1888, upon the premises Commencing at
O'CLOCK Z. NJ, the tenement located as above nov
used as cigar store and dwelling, next to q. p
words groc ~ store. The Lot has front of II feet
and a dspth of about 10 feet " - 'oe'
Trims -One fourth cash. balance at G. 10 and rs
retained GOBLIN 4 IPpEpSHNN 'i'ie
Sc 30 x.o,;ons,
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A CARD.

THE EXERCISES OF MR. STUART'S
CLASSICAL AND ATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
viii DO resumed Monday Oct 4th. corner Clay and
9th streets.
English, Latin and Msthematics......$O %
Greek, .................... 10 90
The Principal has had an ex perience AS instructor
OF youth of EIGHT years. three of which were spent
as the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia Mil
isry institute. He is aided in the depa, OF
Ancient Languages. &c. by 3 Master Of Arts of the
University, whe brings with him testimonials OF the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty OF the State Military Institute Lexing-
ton. Va; Messrs JDo NJ Patton, p G.attan, q A
Myers, Thos .ri,e and Geo d Fisher, Capt Dim
mock. and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Wexford.
au 25-2ln
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4 IL RnC % OSnOoA, mayo CT
W The fifteenth session of this School in the
Basement Rooms of the UniversaIist Church. will
commence on the 10th September.
MIR LARKIN WILLIS, who ~ a graduate 10 Sc
yeral schools Of the University and is very highly
recommended by Professors Bedsoe MauI in, Har-
rison, and others has been re-engaged Assistant
Professor EMiON will instruct in French, and Mr.
CALYO in Drawing
TERMS. &C., as heretofore,
For further PARTICULAR apply, after the 10th Sep
TENDER. at the Richmond House, to
al lS-6w~ q BURRUSS,
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Iva s ssidn will commence on MONDAY. Oct 4tb
and c. ntinue n'ne months. A class of pupils under
ten years ut age. will be received at $40 the session
Mr.. OSWALD HE NpRICH. Mathematics, n atuTal Phi
losophv Chemistry ard German.
Mr.. 4. ENIoS French
NJ. CARLOS MIRA. Spanish, italian and Music
Mr.. A SMITH and AIR j. T. FISHER, Drawing and
Painting. 2i-2m
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HORSES, HORSES.-Will be cold AT
auction. At the Horse Lot opposite the Centra,
Depot. on SATURDAY morning next. tho I'd OF
commencing at 10 O'Clock, fine Sad lie and Harnes.
Horses, Buggies, and Wagon
w s., ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Mas TAZE.

THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.
l. WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the Ist
day Of October and close OH tina lat Of July.
TERMS FIR Board entire Session - s2N0 90
Primary anches, do do... 81 ON
Higher English Branches.... 40 90
Languages eact...... - 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees.
All other essential information will be conveyed
THROUGH circulars. which can be obtained on apsl..
cation to Miss TAZEWELL. Grace street, between
18th and Sth. jy 2s-3m
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MISS HALLS DAY SCHOOL FOR
- young LADIES, will reopen on the first
MONDA in October; next door to St. Paurs church
"'"ee stise'. Sc 20-I2th
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Mr. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
Iva CORNER ~ GRACE AND PoUsHsE sTnryTs

Iva CORNER ~ GRACE AND PoUsHEE STREETS
RICHMOND, va
The next session of our School begins the lat OF
OCTOBER, 1855. and ends the LIST of JULY, 1859
For t1e beneht OF young ladies who have finished
their guiai course of Studies and o wish to car
~ on further their mental Improvement there will
twice q week Price of admission $50 tor the Who'll.
session, ant SIS 10 pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts ill be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Priu airy Department French will be taught
to the little children orally, without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEFEBvRE, A NJ, Principal
WING WILLIAMS A B, Vice Principal
Mrs. G Bennett Hiss Mary Gordon. Mics Ell;
"a Bartlett, Madame l. Blanchet Mrs Miriam = ay
lor. Madame Marie Estvan John Calyo C W Tn;
low, W III Grabau. EliOdo, o Camps Heinrich Schnei
der. Signorine Antonittta and Marietta Erta from
Italy.
uoi D'Ia IN
on ~ u
EoT lIkn ............... ~
For English Tuition. - 40 O,
rof Modern Language each. 20 On
For French. when sIudied exclusive of the
EAgilsh branches ............ 40 Ok
por iatn 20 u
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour, week ......... 40 on
tor Two lessons tof an hour) a week ...... SO On
tor thTee lessons COZ sn hour) week. 40 IN
ror tour lessor GOT On hour) W, ek..-..... loo 0t
ror ine use OF II On
eor pra"nR ON Mode ..... - N
aor Drawing from .............. 40 on
For Painting in Water Colors ..... ....... 40 o.
EFT vi faIntlng 80 "
primary Department, for children under Ii
years az 30 N
For further particulars. apply to
HUBEkT LEFEBvRE.
nave 80 eral OF my puails to pacs as teachers
PERSONS by appi ing 10 me, may secure the
Vi co,hpesent INSTRUCTORS Il P l..
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+ S. SOuItE'S

L .. ~ tIF u
AIs SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
C0rner vf Main and lst stree Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session will commeace on MONDAY, the
9th OF September, lst3.
TERMS-per session, half session In advance:
Junior English. 10
senior English or beginners In Latin....... 50 %
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathemat cs....-... 60 90
Modern Languages BY Prof. L. Houday er...... % o.
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening Of the session can d, 90 by addressing
through Post Once, giving time and Place Of ap-
pOiutIuent An 23-d2m
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MR.. d. TURNER'S select Classical
ard an s.reets The 18TH Academic year of this
fcLooi win commence on Monday. the nth o;
September, 1858.
,nsnfA either OF the Ancient or Modern Languages.
or enter classes airss6y formed.
Forftrshsr particularly, pleass call On ". Tuh,
ON ~ 1t his residences. franklin street hef.esn
n ard 81. en 49,
IN WEDNESDAY,, the lst Sepssmber,
~ "a dut1es Of Mis- AEDERSON's 6choql will
- roe0mo1 e her residence, on 9TH, second ao0
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRc.
Il CERIEs.-Will be sold ut auction. vitbout 70.
seIve. on SATURDAY morning next the 2d SIct !.
fine lot Of sec midland Furniture.
DRY q JODS-Cloths. Cassnneres Cassinet. No.
Shirts and Drawers. fine assortme ne of Hotter
Reads made Clothing, Goats, Pants, &c
Brandy. do Port Wine, 80 bbls Herriae, 81 IA
Cigars ALEy NOrT ~,
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL, corner Of 9th and Clay streets.-This
School opens the first MONDAY In October.
TgEMs:
Payable Semi Annually, IN adpnnce.)
Senior Class-Adyanced Classics and Mathe-
naatics $50 GO
Junior Class-RudimAnts Of the Classics with
the higher English Branches 50 O
Iy,nsl English Branches 40
primary Departmeut 80 "
eren. h fprof Emion) 20 o.
an 2i-2m hsukh MARTIN.
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MISS 4 NJ SMITHS DAY AMI
LSI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
The next ssion will commence on the first day o.
October.
For Board, Washing and Light.................s 22
For English go. $50 and 80
For Cdern Languages 20
For Music on the Pablo. $40 to d.
For BRA wing aud Pa nting.... to A.
Miss SMITHS Sohoo, will open at her residence
corner of Fra: kin and 81 streets aud ContiDu'
there for q few weeks uatil her new and convenient
rooms on Grace between I'd and 81 streets. are con-
p eted set I'M
MISSES KINGS SCHOOL CORNER
lSI OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETS TIL.
twelfth session of this School will commence tn
Let day Of October 1885 and close the lst of July
1889 The Natural Sciences aud Mathematics will
be taught by Mr. HENDkiCH, gentleman of de
served reputation and experience. Mr. MICHARD
viii have charge of the French. Mr. NEWHlSEI
will continue to be the Principal of the Music De
partment.
For Board the entire session.............S2 90
Higher English Iranches..."-............ 40 90
Primary BranChes............ 70 10
Languages each. ~ M
Mn.ic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 90
Drawing and Paintin g..."........-....".. 40 60
se2-dt6O
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
ON TIM SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL,
BETWEEN 10TH AND llrH eTkEETS, AT AUG
TION.-We will sell. on TUESDAY, the 5th day Of
october. COMMENCING Immediately after the sale OF
very desirable building Lot locstsd AZ above adjon
ing the AthenRu and f.rmeriy one Of the city lots
The lot fronts 80 feet and RUS back 80 feet to an
alley.
TERMs-0ne fourth cash, the balance at 8, IL and
Is months for notes with interest, and secured by
trust deed. JAS III TAYLOR SON
Auctfnpserx
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can sccommodate four
"a OF OF nve gentlemen with Boarding and Lodutue
'"' 'hrse or i0ur Day BOArders. Apply 2
49,. on 9Th street. ID door rom Canal strsst.
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.
~ LARGE SUPPLIES.
The subecribers have been receiving for several
weeks past, large supplies Of
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS.
for the Piano Forte aud Guitar. and are nov -
well. not better: prepared than hitherto % sup-
JAMES wOoDHOUsE . co,
Booksellers. Staiionerp and Dealsys in
se 30-3tif Piano rorteG and 1fustc.s
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Al kEDUCkD PRICES.
We understand that there have been rect M saies
Of Peruvian GUAM ct less than the price we have
been charging. say $50 per ton. and although the
Peruvian Government have made no char &c Ia their
price, yet cannot expect TO get more than ofbsrs
ask, and have Therefore reduced price to SIS per
ton of 1000 lbs.
We solicit the ord. of our friends and call from
all IN want with the assurance that we will ajwasa
sell them, the best TERMS not only Peruvian bue
also Eiiae Island, PAtsgonisn aud AA Mexican
Ouano.
Sc 29-6t CREN2HAW r Cn
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THE SUBSCRlBER, in consequences o.
! ccnstneed III health hss determined = ~ his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MAMutAO10Ay.
lot 30 By $50 test on Cary I'll &C. bstuses ~ am1
10Th strese1 and especially adaptsd - tAie tlsk
nses. the Marhiu&ry y neasly news - ee9lo2e ~
This establishment sRjoys ~ sxtenelvef egoeAQs
80 ooeSs yarN cpocgtunie3 y 49, ~ ~ g
iuelined TO snnAae In . sarp and pr19ees~ eoesess
Terms aceoOmodasfDg A..-
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No perfec. artist is developed here

No perfect artist is developed here
From any imperfect woman
Art is much, bdt love is more.
- Art, my Arr, thou'n ihueh, but Love is more
Art symbolizes heaven but Love is God,
And makes heaven o, Romney, o, my love,
I'm changed since then. Yet in one respect,
Just one, beloved, am in nowise changed
Hove you, loved you-oved you FIRST and last,
And love YOU on forever.
= !. Romney, will you leave me here?
So wrong so proud, 60 weak uuconsoled,
SO mere a woman. and love you 90,
Hove you, Romney"
f@-@ sfCould see his face,
i wepf SO? Did drop against his breast,
Or did his arm cOnstrain me? Were my cheeks
~ Hot overlooked with my tears, on hist
And which of cur two large, explosive hearts
So shook me? That know not There were words
That broke in u,terance, melted, in the FIRE;
Embrace, thai was convulsion-thsn kiss
AS long and silent as the extaic night a
And deep, deep, shu&derng breaths, which meant
beyond
Whatever could be told by word or kiss"
Bat we cling to the page too long, transcribed
too much, stretch our piece out too far. Be-
loved Aurora!
had brought to England my poor searching face,
An orphan even of my fathers grave,)
lie had loved me, watched me-"
Dear, dear Romneyl -b~
. He stood moment with erected blows
In silence, and a creature might, who gazed: f.
Stood calm, and fed bis blind, majestic eyes
Upon the thought Of perfect noon"
Beloved, blessed Mrs. Blowing "holy
lark !" soaring upward toward divinest heights,
az the music within her SCARS.
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For the NationalEra.
OUR GAME.
BY NORA PERRY.

AT first the evening fickered on,
AS candles glimmer, CLEAN, ard burn;
A drowsy hame-a fash that's gone,
To browse again, and then return.
Atlast perhaps random word,
Perhaps glance between US, broke
Through all that calm reserve, and stirred
The cautious nature, TILL awoke
The smothered FIRE which hidden burned,
The smoulderng FIRE that lay in wait
The ftful, flashing fire, that turned
A show of sparkles, ere too late.
On friendly flame, you doubted me
What did your cautious nature fear?
Some spirit Of diablerie-
Which sought to snare you in its sphere
The game we played was surely fair
j think we understood it we'll
Some call il, believe, Solitaire
What name we gave cannot tell
Who proved the victor in the ends
Or was there any end at all!
Or any victory 10 contend
Or any vanquished one to fall,
And was it not charming game,
An even play to lose and win?
And lift only famed fame
Ofplayful friendship, where the sin.
And where the sin to talk and laugh,
With now and then a wicked glance?
And now and then to gaily chat
In playing games, or at dance
Peoria, Illinois.