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JOHN &. SHAFER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

EXCHANGE BUIDING
Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Va,
MOULD respectfully eau attention 70 his new r,ys Of FaLt
80 -" 1--WE ts2s-diy
| NOTICE TO TAX PAYEHS-Plrsuant 70 an ,-r
tors once IN The City Han from ihe iah me sisi On Poems
entitled 10 deduei5n IN 10 psp SsS ~ s. pfIsse.
paid ne hr'i half June last In alsncc vh said ordnancS
NRIt viz be By the above ia ne coiSc,s. - y =
20 And a. he Once from hc ih 81 3s c te month 10 receive
tsNs, aiming Cue from Iu0c BEFORE ne Js-uv 80 =,
ihe ung' Court he h required by ordinance 20 advertise de
w. & & 70 - 90 non payment o. iaSss Person,
ese isXci A. ui De impossible Tor ne Collector D. cs M
as'-im JAH.co 3
OvEHsREH WANTED ui.h 10 ,r,.,ov . ,,,.,.
n,9sEsmeni Of negroes Marbouras vorsnr iriy hands
dso-ehJ Oh Church P o issS1sT sS9sty.7.
DBAPNRss AND SINGING voTsEs "a, -r.,.
- ~ - S, Nsh,OCs hhAD AND MIND COMPLAtNTs-AH
nAy iof e cure Of Deafness Head ad Compisin al
Fson Csssi1s fnori srIrSEs Ess $780, ~
q Parliament Secretary JouS forrti Ess ns s.vrv -
relief 70 sufferers MAJ have been dear isr 20 o. 20 s ~
, ~ egpelnd medeaisd vapou applied % ne external
one minute y ne ear agcied, lnisuiy hs paient ~ IS
ae. p ensolsd 70 bear eour-cr icasi canveTssaon
nytg,is ease o. DEAFNESS and Noise ibs Head s % ~
means u MS permanently euts thsrsiyr, \, (, y
Ra oith vd gout pain Thousands havossn restored h Der
d.ngsrous unqusded preiendrs Ne present i,y
private tssionas ard esracaes te most ssin5t P,s
have been cured and hundreds Of private patients esTsi
h sbvf ~ 80 20 ny saasss o. es Continent resident
s dcove.y can b. seut % them Win c ne,esss1y prcsci
susvs, q 8 ihs cost o. ne sass ol -urs Ssi.S ~,
sent 70 ne secrets joss fgwut So 80 spriag oardsns
6Tsn psysss IN ESs,sS' 81 so..s ,s,, Se' = hsns.,
or, ,s' Of Rea hvSssais Dsasss. snd Sosss 10 -.
his-Sav'ny
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ARRIvALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS.


EXCHANGE HOTEL a BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN p rHos BALLARD PropTistors
December II, 1850.
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Darlington, vEeinia rsyshesy viryinia
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e. s ss:,y n I:ss EssI:5.Sa, vlsal.
i k.iy. lady, Ga JRs sY''' 90
: !, R RSLln;; BAN Nelson DO
xyMTS,isasS,s Ny IrTs ;S' 80
Jsl%p.Oa. Gal i Ssasis DO
sR Si...a. No S D s Ma,: q a.
1870; lady. .en."su Al brown. $. Loul.
RsansOrn DO HAwemNs.
ISF:,:..ops I live tss; NJ Wright.
\ W E nss.oo 40 40 S ~ Wilkinson %
O w%% Eiisry, lady, child, uur... Dr. Claiborne DO
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, DeeembcrIa.
mon -Arrn tTrsDIr) O'cnos--es RISES ria: .sr- 4ae
ARRIVED
wsam'hip Jamestown Skinner. ~ mds and pa. Ludlan
n1T Rss, T.S. Il s and. s sGs
s ses a s,,9S. Es o E9sta9a Lime Libby
sent JONAS sparks, Rogers, N ". 10y, Clendeung
derson 1850 ~ ~ ""u' - n An
SAILED
s seS h snn r S s P1nss , %d W cog
MEMORANDA
schr Wythe. Tuit'e, from ". Y, below
sehr = X Allen, Baker. from Boston below.
- MEMORANDA
NoHToik, Dec. 1o-Arrved bark p.
Me- Capt Merrymin, at Hampton day from ssnh,s
30 And with cargo Of guAno to n W. Wood Son 90 Prom,
AM ENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE
AUNhkL , 90; 49,, LEssEEs AND MANAGERS
n bur ~ Acting Manager
- Stage Manager.
SECOND APPEARANCE OF THE
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDUaNS.
30 CHILDREN IN NUMBER
Who will present, this CTUEsDAYl .yent,g n.
German Legendary Spectacle ofthe 49, 80 ''e s'eA'
,,,r, BOTTLE IMP.
La Zngerella. by 49,. '" sArsiI
b Ii,,I.s
Auaoor MAJOR jig
To conclude with
BRIAN OIYNN
bran oLJnn. O. W Mar.h
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MARKETS.

ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR
FRASEroEr, Dec. l2.-Mr. Breckenridge was elected
to the u s. Senate to-day, by majority of twenty.
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LON WENr.-My DESTROYS snd eouuaodious nwFt.. a.
u q HOu on Church liil. beautifully located and
NC VeW unsurpassed he grounds The rnts aBsre
om 8rsee 70 Erantun snd nom ga 70 9th VII be
sroggty rerared and The good ten
an me ohandera dnof Oh cloths hxtuss be allow
LuR CO or me. -
del0-dlm EIZA L HAN-IFn
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SALK uP YALUAnIE ri -, = ,,......,--. :

49, vi tALJAhLE LAND q PERSnNA
- PROPERTY. IN THE COUNTY OF IANoyrR e 800, ~ II
N deed Of trust executed by
@ Ii " Sregory bearing date the lsth day Of sept
anu uly recorded In the clerks Hanover
Court We shall In execution thereof and al the =, Tt
= trustee aioresad proceed se at public auction az
s premises on friday the ed Decefabrr iSs m f.i. N
49,, E ~ is d4y commanding az II o'clock valuable =.
ts AhoEn as broornheids" woodburu
county miles from Beaver Dam Depot on III. Writ
and 30 from Richmond by the county nd
Inc tract contains 40 o. land
o. original growth 40 In Newfound liver low groB
IN open .and well suited 20 the growth OF corn vbss
ne sha Ia 81 bushels q wheat have been sored which
The improvements Of the place consist on co1S,,hi
house IN good repair, eontainr rooms good yar raie
heus tobacco house house barn stable vftb
~ ne yArd several cabins nearly new brick cblnsv,
other UibudnEs usually found virginia ul.nts,i
III, tse located In al ntell moral nsiThbooo5
nopaI anu baptist churches, and induceue1,S ~
aiely. ~ ''NNea'ioh gwen lrnrlee-
es " oe made known the day or sale and vii -
Dsa me title IS considered good the trustees iii 81
before mentioned ~ - Nie ueed Of trust
WINS. c. wIcKHAM }
rJ.,.-.- - c, TAYLOR, Trustees.
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SALE OF NALIAHLE FEHHH PROOF HTY.
- The undersigned viii offer Tor
y o. Jinuary go To- front q che tavern Of Benjamin Pow
e IN The town ~ Carterye. that
vile, commonly known he CARrEWsvItIr FFRRy T,pr
Very, which h u day there attached about TO 80 I'd
James River low Ground. uhrh there -ees grsp.ry
Ionaeeo warehouse nearly % the value a This rroert
u 4 needless Do fpeak. ~ W F'N-'''
IEnus liberal, and made known n dav Of SALE
Private offers Invited sold privately ,.ti. u be
H.eh .tell-etdI AMBROSE PORN
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which Tine Introduces into the hair prevent Thousands Of
uemen from wearing vhskers moustaehes and vet In res
MINUTE ChTstaoro Excelsior Dye render every shrs
DARK As NIGHT.
and subtract twenty from the apparent age OF the nsv
al The triumphant result OF
DIR. CHTLrON's ANALYSIS
this dye To be wholesome for the hair "A Il
for iis beauufyng properties Ladies beauty 80 materially
depends upon the color Of their OF hair viii s,d m a.
article that they SAFELY UsE
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dre.,sr, cuR1sr
DoRO, Aston House, New York d.7-tnIv
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- WARRANTED coon on RETURNED
Circular Saws from N cl inches
Coos Cut saws $50 fcsi
Mnfawa Gta
Hsnd panel p ienon butcher and rscs Saws Of res Va
yellow wsbesfrou ~ to s6nehs.
lor sale a. reduced prices b.
dsp oLkREs6N'k ANDERSON n, tos MI.
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'F unIeTsEnsd have formed parnsrsp Tor the .rs,tr
WEBB and JOHN g.. WADE " "'" '' b1"iS
ey S give particular attention the Or Flour whe,,
long occupied By Lewis Webb. LEWIS VIM s'eeb
pJ.L-,.-t y -. g.. go. JOHN q. WADE
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GANDLRs,.9ls Whole and haif boxs, "aross Dsr,eh,'
sapso! ersnd Adamsntne Candle, % boxes Hots 81 AZ
fN'"'"'' Wv f9 y " eKfNKHR 90,
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BRYAS's TAsTELEss VERMIPUGE,

BRYAS's TAsTELEss vERhIIFUGE.
me xorHKRs HoPE.
fretfui, palid weak and thin
Was the mothers pet pride
Something must be wrong within"
The distracted parent cried
worms the doctor said and gave
Jalap, ealomel, gambooge,
But all things proved useless save
BTyAns TAsteless yermlfuge
tut Up In bottles price 20 cts Sold by FIsHER wxsrox
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VIM. w. HENRY,
ATT NEV AR

GoNMAY ROBINSON aud JAMES ALFRRD
~ JONES have united in the practice nc law Al Rieon5
ne Federal Courts and Court o Appeals
City and Henreo. ~ - -0'N-'Hu
HI; ofhe. Is At the corner Of Franklin 18th streets
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\ TthI hD 10 MEuBEHS OF THE LEGISLA-
a kt- would respectfully suggest Msnhcr before
ing their homes thing whchs th5 -sbsu mn .v 80 ~,
imperfect and fading Lk=Sss0 friends ID relatives Who ar
deceased hey should bring them aud have them od
G h MsN Who prepared to copy every style Of Lke1ess
ana enlarge them o. desired size have them roisr an
or water coors thus rnahIr persons autifIy exc-
tsl As sac orf n on or other STYLES from and ID
dng picture tey have their loved ones lost sboutd
th also desire O. secure u Themselves family or friends fne
ahd unildng ukcnC either in AvrETFE Puuro.r rH n AN
INK on water Col7r Cryou they should prepsr
ga nave he sane executed BY e.. W. MINIS bis beauu
Richmond. @ - -''' '''1 s''se'r
m Mnns has In h employ the very In All the
branches o. hs much diversified Arr produces WORK
sna not superior % that % similar establishment either
North OF south In all guaranteeing st5p h. bs a.
rons Otherwise they expected pictures "A thin az
btay i Joy Tor and such
Iaiture executed a. his GALLERY
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fGEkIf-Ihs undersigned Executor of The lat Mr. ~
- Egoy, VII sell the premises on the sane A. i.i
,be @ soEe snionea all The Perishable properly On
coussing OF household furniture Of rare sxlei
farming utensils Of every kind nearly ner
'en,Ay made wagon, carriage buggy mules -
morse 10 head o. cattle, 81 hogs bushels ~ 49, -
ui,ssble 70 describe In advertisement - '' w.
iA~G--fo or AL sums % and o-,- 81.
eeut oi SIX months, the interest charged and 10 -
~. s-s -rfIO, ~ .s rrPpToyed seeurl-
no23-dEetds Ex..,- a, ny la IA = p TAYLOR,
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WINS G w1cKHAN l
Z C. TAYLOR, Trustees
(lOMMISSION R,S SALE OR DE,I -, ..

- on BROAD AND 2STH STREEIS AT AUCTION a. C n
appointed by The Circuit Court
S B ry o. l9 in the Of Bgga Gdrinistra
pSseihbeT al ~ o'clock p. NJ the estate In b.
80 being lot Of ground the 90
% I'm ana broad streets, HAL
@ upen Thl,h STANDS the brick Dwelling Tor many go
70 oy yohn BiEEam, aai since death by NJ uiio
which VII be e1h bited A. the time ala ~ pan
tERhs-One-hfth cash. balance at
nos Sh interest added, and title withheld until ,bs @ @
10y ' paul. ana 16f g6ySya7es directed b. the Court
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MRS. Z. LYONS
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY moo,

NiTEs The attention OF strangers visiting the city and
pubic generally 10 her stock Millinery and Fanrv O.
GSods consisting Of style winter HATS FADpRTss IN
reasonable terms. - wa dispose OF OF
Dresses and cIOaks made most fashionable ,,vl
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GoDDIN a APPERsoS, Auets.
XEEhHxH tpsEEsIRARLE PnIvATE DWELLING

TO y
At The request Of Mr. T Winston (Eho has drt,iDsd =, AZ
We offer FOR sale Auction on FRIDAY
ma I p.smeef lss on the PreHis.s o'clock his new
dSelng located az above To-
s and depth OF 10 fee; 70 vide alley The buldin@ ~ "a
erected within the last three years Besides ~ a
ihk mere Is most pacsus brick kitchen
aiming rooms smoke house a large briek COW anl eli
me Dwelling ? by % feet above
ia 10 ~ 5ooGs From The basement the story IN,
en1eis with excellent
s, laced on two sides with the Baltimore sorl
olek and The entire workmanship Is OF th M,
A.G e materials seleeed with greatest care \,
eseu mat Mere are few, n better dwelling h ti &
disposed 70 view the premises requested 70 call On NJ
ing the month OF January next S'oH gwen cur
Lt-onehnh cash, balance H. Is and "a month. ~, ~
gouaoe notes Interest added, secured by rus, J "
GODDIN APPERsnN.
49, - e@Ss4tlt oruer'l At valuA
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NOTICE.

TTNHE General Meeting me octhodsr of th p.,s q, W.,
mond, 90 MONDAY, he Oh q January nsrt " ''
The law provides that o-er or Director Of f n,,s
vote ~ ne PROV q soctholder a election on Drecio m
h.ys ben sseeu'od sixty DAYS before The lime of sees
aci-etFra sAMLa MAHX, Cashier
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bacon, LARD. sc.
- 30 hhds Hams sides prf as ana aboaft.r p,.,
~ bblf prime Leaf Lard
- pkFs. DO Goshen Butter
% bxa % d Cheese
90 bbis (sWest) Je sey cider
300 uhole and han boxes Raisus
30 boNes No I fire Crartrrs
Ghbit Frcsis nuckuheat
l0l bbls Ro. ~ r, Nscterei
100 bbla Refined SUGAR.
100 bNs Cogate't scars
% hhis Cider vlusFar
loo bu scales Uefrinrs
Landing per steamer 70 day, for sale hy
mdeis-H 18Th stree, si'sss, w., s ,5tch.
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VIZ 1.-THE annual
1eenE ~ elock holders n This Hant
hanAnE House IN ihs city, WEDNESDAY NE tiu dsv n,
5anua} lN ~ act of The General Assembly passed March
t 1877 prescrhes that "No Director ri nam III
loK 9T any stocthoidr ~ sny election n Drecoss Of
eu,ea syiy dsy' before the tine Of any election.
delV-atawtd J A. SMITH Cable
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FIE subscribers are prepared " mangaetgrn faig CHs
- 70 order, a. Their Wills his city They ae nos rsr
1g'pE Superior .nEs msd csssl for Spring wear e
which hey calt the attention of Southern merchant
They also manufacture az their Ashland Nils supeor gygs
ttet.s, q various descriptions Address
det2-1 WErUFupp mo n.Nt-,...
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BY HECTOR DAVIS, -Aucr,,

% he 500 each ~ ann a, AN
COO ''S' VI WV 70 fzov"Vi fof 900 10 nO-
II whole tickets go; Halves 40 Qusrter,ss
prihes eashed At sight al per discount
bls OF the Richmond City Ranks taken Al par
known. - A - sne re1nh becomes
addressed RODRIGUEZ lear. a, r,,
Post Charleston Co. until the Dec WIN Be .ps.s ~,
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hOtNh LADY desires 10 obtain a Gove-n.
ess 70 small children. Would usual Rnvh branh
deo-2sWtJi NJ. n ~ m al,
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GEORGC DAUuv

GEORGE DARBY.
MANS MANUfaGIUkERs AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
UOOhS, Sash, BLINDS MOIIDiNGS -
LAHGE assortment constantly on hand Order, ~ -, -
"A Otherwise, promptly attended 10 N'''' " mall %
NO. lSt Governor street
RICHMOND, VA.
" fo1ng's celebrated umoo.hsaued stuvar = a., y,.
eni NJ IN s7v nart ~ he state. notice 80
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A GARD desire through IRIS medium 70 express ny Sin
N eere thnnka ~ Mea Worihau watt Agents tn0 Main
rsft Also he omces ofhe uverpoo London Frs ana l
Ltfas company ior ne romr ard ecient which
hy ieed recent ati BY Gre In f days amer the
~ oseafea they pa NO he qmour claimed 81 igi 10 without
aso take occasion here " recoumeud n ola Fneh Gonna
NJ " ne liberal patronage - ny friends public ars
s h' w 9 esre having Insured IN ths liverpool snd
ondon tre and iNe nFlauco Company feature which
strongly recommends tl Company they pav you a. soon
- you esilhiish your claim. FRANcts SCHMIDT
det0-Gts Wrr-f.,t u.t-
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nRARNEss AND SINGING NOISES IN TyTa

4 u. 7 TnI I0V IIr-TI
" man. vel recommended f5r s5breiy 10 iasirv s-5 $50
Addrer5 VffrftW Nv, }, ,Aulf
dco-ciJ OH Church p o Hsnsvsr .S9otV ",
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Letter Of a Dying Wife.

The following most touching fragment OF
letter from dying wife to her husband, we
think we have printed heretofore, but it is
something that should be read more than
once and we venture to bring it before our
readers again. 1t was found by the hus-
band some months after the wifes death
between the leaves of religious volume
which she was very fond of perusing. The
letter, which was literally dim with her tear
marks, was written long before her hus-
band was aware that the grasp of fatal dis
ease had fastened upon the lovely form OF
his wife, who died at the early age of nine
teen:
When this shall reach your eye, dear
George, some day when you are turning
over the relics of the past, ! shall have
passed away forever, and the cold white
stone will be keeping its lonely watch over
the lips you have SO often pressed and the
sod will be growing green that shall hide
forever from your sight the dust of one who
has often nestled close TO your warm heart.
For many long and sleepless nights, when
all beside my thoughts were at rest, have
wrestled with consciousness of approaching
death, until at last it forced itself upon my
mind and although to you and to others it
might seem but the nervous imagining OF a
girl, yet, dear George, it is not SO Many
weary nights have 1 passed in the endeavor
to reconcile myself to leaving you, whom
loved so well, and this bright world Of sun
shine and beauty; and hard indeed it is to
struggle on silently and alone, with the
sure conviction that am about to leave all
forever and 90 down into the dark valley !!
But know in whom have believed and
leaning on His arm, / fear no evil Do
not blame me for keeping even all this from
you. How could subject you, of all 9TH
ers, to such sorrow as / feel at parting,
when time will soon make it apparent to
you could have wished to live, if only
TO be at your side when your time shall
come, and pillowing your head on my breast,
wipe the death damps from your brow, and
usher your departing spirit into its Makers
presence, embalmed in woman's holiest
prayer. But it is not to be and | submit.
Yours is the privilege of watching through
lone and dreary nights for the spirits final
flight and Of transferring my sinking head
from your breast TO my Savior's bosom
And you shall share. my last thought, and
the last faint pressure of the hand, and the
last feeble kiss shall be yohrs, and even
when flesh and heart shall have failed me.
my eyes shall rest on yours uutil glazed in
death; and our spirits shall hold one last
communion until gently fading from my view
the last on earIh--you shall mingle with
the first bright glimpses of the unfading
elories of the better world. where partings
are unknown. Well do know the spot,
my dear George, where you will lay me
ofien we stood by the place, aud as we watch /
ed the mellow sunset, as il glanced in quiv-
ering flashes through the leaves, and burn
ished the grassy m1unds around US With
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Making an Acknowledgment.

Not many years ago, young man at a
seminary in one of the New England States
was found guilty of disobeying the rules Of
the school, as he had actually walked with
a young lady, contrary 10 orders previously
given, and perfectly well understood
Mr.. Edwards, Gas we will call him) was
accordingly called upon TO make acknowl-
edgments before the school, or be expelled.
Whereupon, the said Mr. Edwards arose
and said, Il prefer by all means making an
acknowledgment, to being expelled from
school; and / acknowledge that l walked
with the lady mentioned, and with my UNI
brella protected her from the Storm | also
acknowledge that had L not done so, she
might have taken cold, and a serious illness,
or perhaps a consumption might have been
the result, in which case ! should have
blamed myself, and my teachers knowing
the circumstances, might also have blamed
me-"
The student resumed his seat with about
as strong evidence of contrition in his couh-
tenance as was in the confession, and when
a proper opportunity occurred, he enquired
of one Of The teachers how near young
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fit. You had better call coach and carry
her home directly.

fit. You had better call coach and carr,
her home directly.
Poor Brown was dumbfounded.
wonder, thought he, whether its pos
sible that I'm Mr.. Jones without KNOWN,
it. Perhaps I'm really Jones, and hav
gone crazy, in consequence of which fan
cy that my name is Brown.
Well, sir, what are you waiting for
1t is necessary that your wife should be re
moved at once. VIII you order a carriage?
Brown saw that there was no use to pro
long the discussion by denial. He there
fore, without contesting the point, ordered
hackney coach TO the spot.
Mr.. Brown accordingly lent an arm t,
Mrs. Jones, who had somewhat recovered
and was about to close the door upon her.
Why, are you not going yourself?"
"Why, no, why should L."
Your wife should not go alone she ha:
hardly recovered
Brown gave desparing glance at the
crowd around him, and deeming it useles,
to make opposition where so many seemed
thoroughly convinced that he was Mr.
Jones, followed the lady in.
:" Where shall driver" said the whip
I-I-I-don't know" said Mr.. Brown
" Where would you like to be carried?"
:" Home, of course" murmured Mrs
Jones.
Don't know" said Brown.
" No. 10, H---street," said the gentle
man already introduced, glancing contempt
tuously at Mr.. Brown.
6. N,l1 IaI u
said the lady q" / am not yet fully recoY-
cred from the fainfing fit into which your
cruelty drove me-"
" Are you quite sure that / am Mr..
Jones asked Brown, with some anxiety.
OF course" said Mrs. Jones.
Then" said he resignedly, /" / suppose
| am. But if you will believe me, was
firmly convinced this morning that my name
was Brown, and 10 tell the truth / havn't
any recollection of this house,"
Brown helped Mrs. Jones into the par
lor, but good heavens, conceive the aston
ishment of all, when man was discovered
seated in an arm chair, who was the very
fac simile Of MIR. Brown in form, feature,
and every other respect
Gracious exclaimed the lady, which
is my husband /"
An explanation was given, the mystery
cleared up, and Mr.. Browns pardon sought
for the embarrassing mistake. 1t was free
ly accorded by Mr.. Brown, who was quite
delighted to think that, after all, he was not
Mr.. Jones, with wife and child to boot
Mr.. Brown has not since visited the place
where this Comedy Of Errors happened.
He is afraid of his identity.
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lady and gentleman could walk, and not
break the rules Of the school.
swell" said the teacher, walking dis
tance Of six feet from lady would not be
considered an Infringement on our regula-
tions."
Soon after, Mr.. Edwards was seen walk
ing leisurely on the common, with lady,
he having hold of one end of light pole
measuring six feet in length, while his lady
was hold of the other end
As they carried about the stick (Which in
fact was no impediment TO their enjoyment, }
they chatted, and walked, and laughed, and
walked, and laughed, and chatted, to their
hearts content, but Mr.. Edwards was never
called upon TO make but one acknowledge
ment.
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stripes of FURNISHED gold, each, perhaps,
has thought that some day one of us would
come alone, and whichever it might be,
your name would be on the stone. But we
loved the spot, and | know you win love it
none the less, when you see the same quiet
sunlight linger and play among the grass
that grows over your Mary's grave. /
know you will go there, and my spirit will
be with you then, and whisper among the
waving branches-'I am not lost, but gone
before. ;"
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