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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
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FUTURE DAYG
by Wesley Grigg, Auct..
Petersburg. Va)
BOARDING.

ROARDING.-To these who are look.
- ing out for pleasant 10 cation, where they will
ENJOY the cool refreshing air during the summer
months. the undersigned would sav that she has
two vacant rooms, suitable for families at the YiR.
dINiA HOUSE. on Grace street. not more than
NIFTY yards from the Capitol square. Also num-
Ger OF young men. as day tosrders will md this
the most desirable location in the city
fe 4-lm MRS I, KELLY
ROARDING.-The Misses MURRAY.
II on Grace street, between 5th and eth streets
have several pleasant vacant Rooms, suitable for
families or siagle gentlemen.
r r MURRAY
24-1m NJ 7 NURPAv'
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SUUThERN PIPE FOUNDhY.-The
~ subscribers having enlarged their Foundry for
the purpose of making WATER and GAS PIES.
OF all dimensions. from l1s up to "a inch diameter
any required thickness can be made by us. to suit
the purpose they are required for. Our Pipe las
been tested in this city. and has given entire salts.
ctiou. Those in want OF the above. would do well
to cali at Foundry. before purchasing from the
Nor.h, va are prepared to furnish them at very
low figure. and with dispatch
We also continue to furnish all kinds of M CHI
merry, Casting for railroads, Agricultural Mills.
Ploughs, &c, &C.
Wewculd retura our sircere thanks 10 our pa
irons and the public generally, who have 80 kindly
encouraged US in the advancement OF orr business.
and by strict attention shall eudeav0I 10 eat
isfy any that may give rs a call.
southern Pipe Foundry, rear Of Shockoe War
house, 18th street
fe lots EDDENS BRANNAN.
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iEFFERY MASON, successar to GEO

0uCOtSSII 10
VI. KELLY, III Main street. Richmond Va,
having purchased The EN- ire interest ofG M.KkL-
LY in the firm OF ELY MASON will continue
the business in al its branches at the old stand in
the name of JEFFERY MASON.
Thankful for thu very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the cid firm. he hopes by strict and prompt
attention to business, and keeping well selected
stock, TO inertia continuance of the same. All or
ders promptly attended to.
fa lin JEEFERf MASON
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TWO FRAMED TtNEMENrs ON Own

TWO FRAMED TtNEMENTS ON 2Np
STREET AT AUCTION-Will be sold upon
the premises on THURSDAY, the 18th instant i'm
medistely after the sale of the above property two
framed tenements Oh the West side o. III street and
near to Duvai street esch with six rooms besides
kitchens and adapted both for stores and llings
The lots front 20 feet each aud run back lis feet
IL months, for negotiable notes, carrying interest
and satisfactorily secured.
JAMES Nj TAYLOR 4 SON
r: s-The sale will commence at O'clock P. NJ
with the lot on Grace strt et.
fe 3-tds J. NJ T. 4 SON
ALSO-A beautiful Building Lot on the W est side
OF - street, Immediately opposite Mr. Huchsr's,
and fol- merlr one of the city lots 1t fronts 60 feet
am runs back l32 feet, to an alleg Is feet wide.
fe II T Il SON.
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AUCTION aALHa
5HTJzf~~-
By P. @. Lsfus luct'S

THfR "a
By P. @. Lsfus Auot'l.
HOhSHS, MULES COWS, &c.-V1n
"A be cold at the Hofse Int. THIS DAY. s-".s
eng % 10 O'Clock, Hsrnsss and esddIe 601e
young Mules veil brt ks % harness; NjIeS 0c4
Horss Cart " sss" ssso. !
-.AnpDITI0HAI- Kossuth Colt. 3 pears ~
,s.d s s 20 harness. he above coils va advsr
yest.d th sss eafurdaJ. but the inclsnsns day Dr
1t,sss-four months credit.
&C LARUs, Aust.
by Richard Cauthorn.
FURNITURE WAGON AT AUCTION
v;,.ipia c DAY e. % O'clock at the Lot neer n:
ton one large Furniture Wagon. With Hsrns &c e
ms 4, ss. P ME sEu matt, and Awning fsr coysF
81 SsR 'IaE WAdoN-Al'o. large STREET w.ro,
H0RSES-Also. two work Horses and tvo Mt.
~ 80 . CAUrflORN
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70 CITY AND COUNTRY MER

RELIEF FROM COUGH in ten min
alea-Pccioral Candy, Of Horehound, Liver
'I' &C ioI CouQhs, Colds Bronchitis ar all afft
no.s oi the Throat and l. Ings; particularly adapt
3, ipr children, Dose One or two when Cough
'c' troubles. PREPARED only by
dEO DOWDEN, Druggist and Chemist.
-ir] E5 Broad st. Richmond. Va.
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- IN II huu Z y EhFNEtN. IA Z5--Jnl"
REDFORD "ALUM AND IODINE
MASS This Article is the only known reno
y Tor ei'ec ing pc "HIPsnf cure Of SCrofua In all
" ,smosi g.rav. tei forms; Dyspepsia; preapsuo
~ all 81 ~ ktndi vi af6Ctone; II ~ also "%ser5
fJr the cure FILES Gravel, DixrC,es, Liner
mpIAtnts CaruI e DiATrhoea, ami al! FspsreG}
" S'seS Giro dt r, containing certsc4tas f some
ont most eminent practitioners can be procured
d Agents. who have the article for ssie rut No
Q nice gla g boxes, which contain u-l.-ltity OF
hlss' ecu valent 20 six gallons Of strcpg Alum
ano Iodine Water.
LtIDLEY 4 ROBINSON
4tt and franklin streets
"a l5-lm Agents forthe proprie;ors
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nav arc prepared % execute orders for Libraries.
-'.scra and Sckools,on the most favorable terms
Tbeiy stock e STATIONERY embraces all 'ts
-. ana cautainsN varied assortment.
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TWO BEAUTIFUL 'BUILDING LOTS

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.
L ON UNION BILL, AT ATCTION.-Wiil be
sold upon the remises. on MONDAY the 9TH inst
commencing at O'Clock. Two bea ltiful building
Lots on Union Hill. adjoining the residence of Mt
I'll Rountree The Lots front each % ct on
Adams street and rUn back Us feet 10 an alley
TERMS -Ona-third cash; the balance at and &
months. for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by a trust decd.
fe4 JAS TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
A UCIiUN SALE UF SUCCESSIVE
= will sell at auction. at our Office, on FRIDAY
18th February, AZ u O'Clock, the following stocks
belonging TO the estate Of Mrs Ann Watkins, decd
$4,000 Virginia State Registered Bonds
l0J shares Farmers Bank Stcck
100 Bank of irginia do
- Exchange Bank do
Also, shares James River Manufacturing Co
Stock belonging to an estate.
Will be ADDED 10 the above sale
Is shares Va. r Il. stock.
la ,9--tdg JNO LANCASTER SON
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-28
ONLY al
GUNS, GUNs GUNS

r: ID. G WALTNEY & 90.
AVE OIL hand large Stock OF GUNS. PTS.
IL tolls and SPORTING GOODS or VI, des
cEptlons, and would respectfully Invite all who
may want anything In their line to i've them
cali, as they are confident OF giving satstactto,
N b.-Speciai attention given 10 Hepairin;
fife arms. No. i, Union street,
&C ~ Sign of the Big Csnn
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CAHPETING,
OIL CLOTHS,

OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, 90.
nUR stock of the above Goods is the laysss,
~ to be found in this market, Consisting Oh
full assortment OF ~
Velvets, Tapestry and BRUSSELS
Imperial, Three Ply and Ingram
Damask. Twilled and Plain Vanet,an
Cotton and Hemp Carpets
Rugs, Druggetts, Door Mats
STAR Rods. Table and Piano Covers.
Cloths OF all widths, which Will he ann IN
quantities 10 .uit all purchasers. -
CURTAIN GOODS.
We have beautiful assortment OF Satin Ia
LANES DAm4sks, Fringes, Tassells, Cornice,.
&c' all OF which we are determined to sell al
prices. that defy competition.
w A WALTERS 4 co.
ND No. % Main street.
h--Aii Kinds OF Upholstery and Paper
Hanging done in the best manner and az ths
shortest notice. s
oc " WA. W q co.
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P. v. DORLAND, M. %.
LATE OF NEW YORK,

hAIh of NEW YORK,
o. ULIST AND URfSy
GRADUATE OF THE TRINITY UN1yEas1ry. also
" of the NEW YORK EYE and /
EAR INFIRMARY who has had an [SK&
extensive practice in the various Eye
Institutions of Europe.
.,W- Office at Mrs Freeman's Boarding House
Main street.
10 U RS,
from A. NJ, to g. p. NJ, where those deprived
Of an Eye can be supplied with an artificial
one, having all the movements and color Of the
natural one.
Strabismus or Cross Eye removed with little
pain, and no risk, by the new sub.conjunctiyal
operation.
Cataract or Opacity of the Lens operated upon
by solution, without the slightest pain or dan.
ger.
N B.-General Practice attended to, especial
ly Diseases of the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs and
Stomach Ii Of which will be treated on the
new and most approved principle.
W Opinions on the Eye and Ear, GRATIS.
no l9-3m
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NO. 10, E. Main Street.
LADIES YOU WHO Do NOT ATTEND
THE AUCTION SALES
WHICH are held daily from IL to o,clock
" are missing great Bargains, while those
who 90 come can testify that they get well
paid for coming.
G N MEN
For your accommodation Auction Sales are
held every evening from 6X to 9, and Won can
save many dollar by attending.
4, A large Stock of excellent goods most of
them Staple and such as are in use every dsv
IN the family, are being put up and sold for
what they win bring.
Remember the number and come No. IS. 4.
haiu Street. de q
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present circulation is over four hundred
thousand copies, which is the best evil
dence we can give of its merits.
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/ UCIUS HART
IL 4 AND BuRL1Ns SLIP Npw v,.x
aMPORTERS OF AND DEALER IN
BLUM Tin, SPELTER,
Ban LEAD, INGOT COPPER.
Ni I1, TIMERS SOLDER.
AnNsna1MSO,NI, PIG LEAD,
Ban lin, BISMUTH,
oAnbIiI METAL, SPELTER SOLDER.
Also, MANUFACTURER and IMPORTER
oil SILVER PLATED and BRITANNIA WAHE.
The TRADE supplied on the most favorahis
'oims. &C 2l-3m
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SUGAR.

on Bills. G. Sugar,
>COl5 do yellow do
10 do Grsnulated do, for sal. by
w. b. PARKS & CO..
suS 6, Roanoke Saf
ONLY 81.
VIZ are retailing refined Brown Sugar ~ 10
W ior only 81, at the Cheapest Cash Grocery
III .hs CITY. j I REDAIC.iD,
Je - Church street
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AS. Il. BARRY,
- WHOLESALE AND RE1AiL

DOdACE Iii Ou1HA Gl&S6
A N E A RI HEN WAAE.
MOST respectfully infiTms his trieuu,
4V1 and the public, that he has in store AL
entire new Stock of every thing in his line,
and is now prepared to furnish his friends
and customers on the most accommo- ~,
dating terms. He feels assured that Ia
long experience in the Creckery bust.
nesA will enable him to give satisfaction 70
the ,ublic, to whom he gives the assarsnc.
ais. that his stock will always be found 10
contain every article which may be called
for.
Give him call-at his OLD stand corpe
Union street and Market square.
aSfa ! have three houses to rent Tor the eu
@i9 suing year, in desirable locations 1t g3ts
k1 per annum.
no 3-tf
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T.. BOTTIMORE,
9 H r A P G o O ID &.

have In store a large Stock of Ladies'. Gen
tlemen, Misses anu Children BOOTS and
SHOES OF all kinds, qualities and STYLES VIII lei
Will sell at the very lowest prices. The
puohc are requested to examine these goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTIMORE.
No Is, E. Side Market Square.
de / Sign Big Yellow Boot,
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.ALkE d CO., ,on.n.a . .

FOREIGN aud Domestic Drugs, Psints, Oils,
feiiumefy and Fancy 9oods. beg TO sail ths at
shuon OF Merchants, Druggist ana Othsgs
70 thetr large aud we'll assorted stood of the
ABOVE articles. and promise TO give perfect sat-
lsisetion and to execute with pFOmptituds All
orders entrusted to them
&C u Old srsnds next to Herman b 90.
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CHAPTER II.

WOLcdAN0.
Maurice Lester was near the starboard
gang-way when the ship struck, having
started aft to look to the helm. The
shock threw him upon his back, and
he tried to get up; but ere he could re-
gain his feet the food Of mad waters
came surging over the bark, and he was
thrown--he knew not where. He only
knew that the flood came-that it caught
him in its giant grasp-that it hurled
him as the gale hurls feather-that
his head was hurt-that his body was
tossed and bruised-and then the lamp
of his consciousness went out. When he
came to himself it was daylight, and the
rays of the sun were beaming above him.
At first he did not attempt to move, any
further than simply to assure himself
that he was really alive and sensible; but
sought to recall the events of the past,
which he did. very clearly, up to the
time when his ship struck unon the
rocks,--he could 60 no farther. After
this he raised himself upon his elbow and
tried to gaze about him. He found him
self upon bed of sand, between two i'm
mense rocks. He had been landed there
in that deep nook, and the tide had gone
out aad left him. In a little while he
rose to his feet, and managed TO crawl up,
by the aid OF stranded spar, over low
part of one of the rocks.
After seeing all that was to be obser-
we'd from this point, be moved on towards
where he thought he should soonest end
an open beach, for he felt iaiHt and
sick, and wished to find help as soon as
possible. After toiling over slippery.
shiny rocks, and cruel, tearing crags, until
bis clotsing was all tori and his flesh
bruised and lacerated, be finally reached
on open space among the rocks, where
many pieces Of the wreck had been LODI
ged, aud found the bodies OF three OF his
men. He FASTENED to the spot where
they lay--two Of them being elssped in
each others arms--but he found no signs
OF lite.
With sad, heavy heart, Lester pass.
eli %, aud presently hs found two more
dead oass, add ons OF them was David
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uOLLAH GATHERS
0SSE WE have lot of Ladies' thick
w sole CATERS. both foxed and
tipped, which we viii seil for oI,e
49,, - dollar per pair. They are oice
nesh goods, and we think the best Tor The
GURNEY co.'s Old Stand,
,7 ~ Market Square,
W - Sign OF tie He'd Boot.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
From San Domineo.

The Herald has letters from San Domingo to March 18th, announcing hostilities between Dominicia and Denmark '
 Danish Envoy recently arrived there in war vessel and peremptorily demanded one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, as indem- nity for the seizure of two Danish vessels by President Paez, during the recent revolution in Dominicia.
 The President, Santana offered to refer the matter to arbitratorS. The Danish functionary declined giving the DominiciAns twenty-four hours to comply with his demands, with the understanding that refusal would be followed by blockade of the port. The Dominicians forthwith decided in favor of war, and com menced manning their batteries There was but one Danish war vessel in port.
 Letters received here from San Domingo state that previous to the Danish action against Santanas government, the French demanded the concession of all the gold silver, copper, and coal mines of the Republic.
 The writer of the above is entitled to full credence .... r
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
Il Han camp Ii sA, iu Texas.

M. Gen rw,sys has ssuel his orders for the pos!.n; Of troops in Texas tn, coming sum nir, with view to can Aguins against the ComIn hes The following is an extract from the orler
 BSt. Major Etrl Van Dorn, 2l Cavalry, with his depot of provisions at Camp kadzmuski, on Otter Creek Choctaw Nation, guarded by Capt, Barton company lst Infantry, Lieut.. Reynolds commanding, is to use the cavalry portion of his command in scouting all that portion of country on the head~aters of the Canadian, Washita, and Red Rivers, as far as the lO3' of West Longitude. and to. the South as far as the line of the Memphis overland mail route to Californa
 Major Van Dorn S command will be const- tutei as follows: Companies A, B, C. F, c, and Il, 2l Cavalry, and company F, lSt Infantry
 The Captains under Major Van Dorn are Messrs. Smith, Oakes, Bradfute Evans, John son, and Barton. We are happy to learn that Captain Jas Oakes, whose services in the Indi- an wars of Texas have been gallant and ardu- ous, has regained his health and is able to be in the field.
 Captain A. C. Bracket 2d Cavalry, will, about the 10th proximo establish depot in the NlClnIly Ol Jle IlOrSc leitu NrOSSlnS or the re- cos river, and will scout during the summer the country along the Comanche trail from the Rio Grande to the Llano EstacAdo His com mand will be constituted as follows Compa- nies and l, 2d Cavalry, and company D lst Infantry.
 There are now twenty-seven companies of regular troops in Texas, which ought to give a total force of about 2, 100 men.
 We don't think, under the circumstances, that we envy Capt. Bracket his summers work - Our recollections of tho Pecos river country are not of the most pleasing character. Hor- rid water, poor grass, every description of thorn known to botanists, heat, Icorching winds, dust rattlosnakes, cact terrific thunder, alkali and "Injuns It is a Sceet place to spend the hot season s'I uu .H. ..' ..I
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
Central American AGaira.

The dispatches sent to Gen. Lamar by tho U. States government are, it is represented, of the most positive character. They instruct him to demand from Nicaragua an apology, restitution and indemnity. On the failure to comply with which he is to ask for his passports The home squadron, it is said, will be strengthened, and the vessels placed at the disposal of General Lamar, to use them for the defense of Ameri- can citizens, their property and their vested rights The dispatches of fAg-oticer Mckinney and Long, commanding respectively the home and Pacific squadrons, are to obey the orders of Gen. Lamar. On failing to receive them they are to exercise latitudinous diacreGon.- The usual diplomatic course has been pursued in informing the foreign legations of the inten- tions of this Government ...
 Great activity prevails in the navy-yaFds in getting ready vessels for immediate service.
 The Lancaster, Hartford, San Jacinto, Con- stel ion, John Adams, Levant, Portsmouth, Michigan, Wyoming and Naraganset have been ordered to be prepared for sea immediately.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
More Borin into the Treasury.

We un lerStani that the Artesian Well Expe- ditiou, which has thus far proved complete hum pug, is to be continued It is amazing to what extent Congress anl the Secretary of War can be imposed upon! Here is this truitleSs enterprise squanier,ny thousands of dollars yearly without the slightest benefit to anybody We don't know ot greater swindle, unless it is heeoh wagon road, which nobody can be m Iu.ei t. travel W.as,naboly send us copy Ot that poam, conan .nclng-
 Pope told hit'srins tale,
 Which proved to be bravadO,
 Aoolt th, streams which spOdt like ale
 FrO'A shs Llauo Estatalo I'
 ''ometh,ns pu5ht to be done 10 immortalize thS ion5"lTaYn and persistent suction upon the ireAHiy N sDAl.r 'h'ra IS scarcity "t mplcy fDr he mil s"t e. How would 1t i1 t1 5.5 Il? AA spor1 r1g:.a,.,,. ,o'JunneI Steen 5 Peak
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
European News,

SARDMIA-1he King of Sardinia has called out his reserved troops and made new leves. It is also reported that be has applied to France for the aid of 75 1000 men, The attitude of the Austrian and Sardinian troops is extremely menacing.
 AUsrRIA-The Emperor of Austria is con- tinuing his armaments most energetically, and an outbreak in Central Italy is almost daily anticipated ....-
 SPAIN-Mr Preston, the American Minister to Spain, has had an audience with the Queen, during which the most friendly sentiments were expressed on both sides.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
Settlement of the Paraguay Difficulty

The Herald has intelligence from Montevedo 10 the 10th of February, seventeen days later, announcing a peaceful adjustment of the diff culties with Paraguay, through the friendly offices of President Urquiza of the Argentine Confederation The precise terms of the settle ment are not stated but it is known that ample indemnity has. been conceded to the family of the persons killed on the steamer Water Witch, and to the American Company represented by Mir Hopkins.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
A New Movement on Cuba.

NEW YORK, April l6-The Courier Des Etats Uns repeats its former assertion that new ex- petition for the conquest of Cuba is now on foot also asserts that part of the expedition has already sailed and that within a few days the whole affair will be made public. The plan, as sketched by the Courier, is to land on some re- ing in the island shall summon them to march upon Havana
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05

Hon. George Jones Of Iowa, who recently de- cIlned the mission to Bogota, telegraphed to the President, withdrawing the deelination. lie has been ordered to report himself immediately at the State Department
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05

OUR MINIsTNRs AT PARIS AND LONDON. The Washington States of Saturday says;
 "We have reliable information that it was detnrmined at recent Cabinet meeting, not to recall Messrs Dallas and Mason from their re- spectve nisSions'
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05

ELECTION IN CMCINNATL-The Opposition ticket was elected by handsome majority The successful candidates are good men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
HOW tho Lion Woos His Rridc.

Let first sketch the story Of the lions feheginning
with his marriage, which takes place toward the end Of
january He has hrstto seek his wife, but the males
are abundant than the fmaes who often cut OF
in infancy lis not rare to find ayoung lady pesered by
three or four Raants who quarrel with the acerbty
jealous lovers II Of them does not succeed in disabling
driving away the others, Madam, impatient and dss-
fed leads them into the presence OF old lion whose
she has appreciated at distance. The lovers y
him with the temerity Of youth and evaporation. The
old fellow receives them with calm assurance breaks the
neck OF the first with his terrible jaws smahes the leg of
the second and tears out the eye of the third No
is the day and the field clear than the lion tosses his
in the air he oars and then crouches by the aide
Of the LADY, who reward for his courage, icks his
wounds caressingy.
When two adult lions the rivals tho encounter Is
more serious An Arab, perched In tree night saw
she lay down at the foot of the tree the lion stopped
his path and seemed to sten The Arab then heard the
distant growing Of lion, which instantly replied
by the onoss under the tree This made her husband
furiousy. The distant lion heard approaching
and he the ioness Toared louder which
seemed to agate her husband for he marched
If to force her IN be silent and then sprang back his
post roaring defiance at his distant rival This
tinued for about hour when black lion made his ap-
pearance the plain The lioness If 20 to-
wards him; but her husband, guessing her intention
bounded toward his rival The two crouched and sprang
upon each other rolling the grass in the embrace Of
death. Their bones cracked their flesh was torn their
oness erouched and wagged her tail slowly in token
satisfaction. When the combat ended and both warriors
stretched the plain she arose. smeIt them satis
fed herself that they dead aud trotted off quite re-
garllcss ofthe uncemplmentary epitaph.
This Gerard tells us, Ia example Of the conjugal de
forced, and quite pattern of eonjugal attentions
WestmiRsteT Repielo.