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prayer before The throne ofthe Almighty.
The sinking sun was again reflected 10
the waters Of the Merrimac, and upon its
banks stood VAIesis MeDard. now Mrs Ro-
land Haywood. Her husband was beside
her, and to him she was talking Of The
years she had, spent there Calmly now
she stood beside the grave Of her mother,
and her prayer was. when Gods mcs
seDger comes 10 call me home may / be
as wiling and IS ready to depart IS she
was"
The lesson Georgianna learned was a
hard one, but 1t effected that change which
nothing else would have done. After
years Of penitence and remorse she mar
ried planter. and two happier homes
thar hers and Valesia's the warm sun Of
Florida shone not upon.
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SoESEs IN NAFLEs:-The Naples cores,
poudent Of the London Times writes nm
der date Of September II:
"The city is in immense cohfusioh=-
crowded. picturesque, almost mad. For
eiguers seem to outnumber the Neopoli'.
tans, and the red jacket every other col
oled cloth. Such Babel is every pub
lic place that I imagine myself to be liy-
ing some thousand years back-=Enghsi ,
men, just arrived, hObdObbing with l,alii
ians, whose only common lingo is that o.
the fingers. Many of our conntrymeu
c4me on Tuesday, and l watched some q
them carrying on amos, animate lbcngh
purely geslioulatory, conversation witt
frenchmen yesterday morning.
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The Tempest.

OF this sweet old ballad of the Tempest, BY Field
one can never weary. There is somethihgin 'he ii'
daughters hisper above all human philosophy;
we were crowded in the cabin
Not soul would dare TO sleep
1t was midnight on the waters,
And storm was on the deep.
'Tis fearful thing in winter
To be shattered by the blast.
And to hear the rattling trumpet
Thunder "Cut away the Mast!"
So we shuddered there in silence.
For the stoutest held HE breath;
While the hungry sea WAS roaring,
And the breakers talked with Death.
And thus We sat in darkness,
Each one busy wi tn hi prayers
uWe are lost" the captain shouted,
As he staggered down the stairs.
Buthis little daughter whispered,
As she took his icy hand,
'lsnt God upon the ocean, 3.
Justthe.same as on The land!"
Then we kissed the little maiden,
And we spoke in better cheer,
And we anchored safe in horbor,
When the moon was shining clear
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word to the wise


Love hailed little maid,
Romping through the meadow;
Heedles in the sun she played,
Scornful Of the shadow.
"Come with me-" whispered he;
"Listeu, sweet,to love and reason"
"By and by" she Knocked reply;
Gloves not in season."
Years went, years came
Light mixed with shadow;
Love met the maid again,
Dreaming through the meadow.
"Not so coy" urged the boy;
sList in time to love and reason"
"By and by" she mused reply;
''Love's still in season."
Years went, years came;
Light changed to shadow,
Love saw the maid again,
Waiting in the meadow.
"Pass no more; my dream is DER;
can listen now to reason" -.
.'Keep the coy" m ocked the boy;
Gloves out OF season."
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He A RTS U NVEILE D.
THE FoILED sTRATAGEM.
by vAsA MoNTRosE.
CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER I.
"From neat cottage by brook,
Beneath empowering trees,
The iullabyof mothers love
Camo sweoIty on the breeze
And by that brook, so clear and bright,
The early primrose grew,
And birds so5gs mingl with the light,
Aud with the evening dew!
And round that humble cottage door
A little maiden played,
Whose voice Is blighter than the birds,
Boueath her native shade,
Aud as she cropped the primrose sweet,
And laugh with infant gee,
Thought that earth had naught glad,
So beautiful as she."
Twilight dews were softly stealing over
the spring .robed earth. The last faint
glimmar Of the declining sun had vanish
ed from'the waters Of the Merrimao river
and the gold crimson clouds that had
hovered in the glorious West, were slow
" fading away. Near the banks OF that
river was a small walled, vine-clad
cottage. A cushioned louugiug chair had
been wheeled upon tie porch, and a lady
was seated there, with her head resting
upon her thin. white hand, and on hel
hollow, intensely bright eye, could be
read her doom.
Radiantly beautiful had Mrs. MenarC
been in her youthful dsys,yet now scarce
a vestige Of beauty was remaining al
though those days were hardly passed. Sh'
had married when but girl of sixteen
sorrow had been her portion since the'
and relentless death would now sool
claim her as his victim. =,
A fairy child, about eight years old
was sitting on the green before the doc
with her lap full of flowers, but it was no
those fragrant blossoms that occupied
her attention caught by the rich hues U
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HELP HIM UP.

truction. because be was 50 foolish as To
do as the rest did,"
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On bic 0ameu gliampnpe

IN DIE 0alHen Ti@mOnoe.
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FFRsT-CLASs DlPLoMk
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Den peutlrhen JRmthen

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titr n0n Dem brrupmten pe Yenuqe II. 6p's GEnm.
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Ode Der 17tsn unb N1oiu1roEr

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9. Gm90embein,erN
Smportsr UOn bFutlten II. frnn,6FlAta Bsinen
iInp SranDes,
uno
Havana & Domestic Ciga1a>
Np. Il8 6Fanflinit, swtAen Der Il. II. L.,
nabe G0scrn6ritr.
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M. LASFARGUE,
sS6cIe'ale- tnb 9ieta> SineIcr.
Seocr nue Scbnb.syinbimSs,
14te Str&be, Der aIttn pp1sSflicc acarniiGer,
8t6meno, &a.
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Der gr ale Sces nIbsS, SolT Stl,s &C., eds cr i'm rps
BrH une Reines 81 Str btlialted Drttn abiFt
ornipee unp uncrmpce Boot Srunts,
betm paar NIB Dueeue.
Flatsra''en ir Sbubc vIfduft ecr'rItr a6 TN Rlencr
ale SdpS, SuortrrS 9tnina ic &C. GSattrS uns llpfr
Sores sts sorratbta, eaitcra une Stahr gepen du mao
iestal Ytif ilIdCfpnttts.
aSe Nrbin nsTo.R tab ttt u,us,er SFrtt aasscfnErt
Knb cas- '''"'
bette franjbitI6e &alb uus 9aknt Qeber ttnust,
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Are Ssrtcr yarCitl&c gculiTtS rs 5cpIS teS ssrrS.
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THE JAPANKsE.-A grand ball was given to
the Japanese at Niblo's Theatre, in New York
Monday night. The Aldermen provided one
thousand bottles of champagne for the occa-
sion. The "No-Kamis - are packing their
trunks to 60 on board the Niagara to- morrow,
preparatory to sailing for home. The follow
ing is an incident of their operations on Tues
day:
In the afternoon seven OF the principal OFF,
GERS OF the Embassy, including the princes and
the enlef interpreter, all of whom expressed
tueir great pleasure at the Metropolitan ball
visited the widow Of Commodore Perry, and
were handsomely entertained. The officers of
the naval commission, and the government in.
terpreteT. Mr. Portman, accom- panied the ia.
panese. The collation. was served up upon a
japanese table service, and the party were re.
galed with japanese saki, or wine imported
Oy the Commodore Com. Perry's children
and grandchildren were introduced to the
AMBASSADORS In response to Mrs. Perry's
welcome, the chief Ambassador said that it
gave him great pleasure 10 make Mrs Perrv,s
acquaintance. The memory of the late Com
modore was held in high esteem BY the gov.
ernment OF Japan and by himself Since the
Commodore's visit, Japan had made great ad.
vances OF the greatest importance to its pros.
perity. With so many articles Of Japanese
man ufacture, the Japanese could not but feel
entirely at home. He returned the thanks OF
the Ambassadors to Mrs. Perry and her
friends. ..5f.7 -.
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tn. NEW C0MET.-The new comet was visit.
hls 1t Boston. Monday ntght, about O'Clock,
with the naked eye. The journal says:
Il presented In the tslsncope beautiful ap-
pearance, throwing on light 1lmy train Of
stsrllt. = ~, neS,sus Ia T. isersSsss NIB H. briiiisscs
from night 70 night: hutowing TO tAe bad stats
Of the sky since lts dtscovsTy eu0ctept Ohaer.
vattops were not obtaiped b the astsonoaAsrs
at Oanhstdge for detsrmintng It's eismenis till
last evening. The particulars Of its distancs
and fntnre eourse thr0pgA - sheave1s viii -
reached BY eeleelatton to-day. TAe n0mst =
nov movfnG rapidly On the cosfInss Of Aurtes,
toward tbe 3c6tacaJ cenatelle ton, U4neeS. un.
sontestues can y. nads taepscting IL fatuls
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ARCHBIsHOP HU0HEs ON THE "PKRsHCU.
rIoN" OF THE POPE-The New York Worm


rIoN" OF THE PoPE.-The New York World
says: nr
After the conclusion of the mass in the ca.
thedral last Sunday, Archbishop Hughes as
cended the pulpit AID male u vigorous and
stirring address Of twenty minutes or 90, on
the position and difficulties OF, the Sovereign
Psntif, and explained plan he has adopted
for conveying 70 the Holy Father" substan-
tial expression Of the sympathy Of this diocese.
In the bold and expressive language Of which
the Archbishop is 90 great master, he de-
nouncH with unmeasured severity the 'tran-
sient empeTors and dcontemptble kings, - mean.
Ing, Of course, Louis Napoleon and Victor
Emmanuel-who, though pretending 70 be
Catholics, had co-operated In dsspoiling the
Pope of part Of has ''patrimony." which,
said his Grace, has been "snatched away BY the
sacrilegious haads Of assasins and invaders"
He announced that next Sunday he would
preach q sermon which he has "nO objection 10
see in print.n in which he will explain 4t
length, rs tar AS 10 possible ia single dis
course. his views on this whole Italiau ques-
tion. and refute the lying statements of"Pro-
testant papers and infidel bureaus established
for tho purpose Of misleading the Catholic
world" e{ ssa
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q, Nstice. ITO the sick. afflicted and numer-
pss 2s '4nlIes who have heretofore used DR.. J. 8.
sst4ed happy results, that some uEprincipled
rfaols have circulated an Imitation. The Doctor
I. eer compelled 70 change the wrapper, which
e iAi witiou, any figures, and has written sigma
Ns s a over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
,ss-ic.nes, 50 that the public can again obtain
:. .se remedies waich have suited their wants and
'TTi,sec their suherinas.
~, IA J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coushe
r. fs,sesses ot the lpIss is the standard remedy.
tgEa OF bruises. and the DTSPEPTIC COM
4SSsaD Tor s.ysye psia and liver complaints.
'O@ y DIusgists generally, and By
AU-ly RjchmOnd. Va.
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49, v..A, R,..A r.e1Y...we

a. Bleed Feed, Bleed FosA:!..We have
Led feelings IN reading the AavsrtisemeAs Of
m. SscxsoN's Bioep Foop. IN another column ::
~; we th:nk Qualification predomiHates; tor,
.seuka we regret % Eee % celebrated 3 man com
az forward. even IN appearance. under the Same
ss ~ eascks-iha: IS, By sesorssnE to advertising,
i We take satisfaction also IN knowing that there
Few 4 reliable preparation before the people for
.ss, ns,.st neisnch hcly and fatal
ian. AHd other orkaz,e Complaints
Ilr RgoNses ID q lecturer IN ouf Medical Col
,,ss Aad his success in ils speciality has been
yacseffsl tina. he has consented. ~ variance with
,st YIejudsees OF every regular practitioner. to
m.ss :, knovn, as ne - doing. tor the bene6t Of
,fseT ak humanity.
Es ASS secured Tor n.s. however. firm whose
sseeei snsity separates entirely HIS preparations
i-sa sll tnge OF saaekery. Messrs. CHURCH L
n FoSr are his sole mana3eFa. they are also for
Ia, most lavaia able of preparations. DR.. EAroN's
isrAATiLE CeKpikL. II mothers could knew the
great csfs taken In putting up this article-some
asa Il which they can form by comparison Of il
VIA sny other article of the kind-they would
prefer 4 10 ANYTHING that haa ever been offered
;hsF For our q az paft. II we had child suffer
M vs would rot hesitate TO ae minister this pre-
rsFsaan, knowing that such careful drug gists
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iscie safe snd efsctcai.-Qxsbse Ga zsi,e.
fsf sale " FISHER Il WINSTON, Richmond,
Vs., Ard hy Drukgkts <enerAiS- JeA-lm
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IA Mere New Goods.
A. K. PARKER & co.

A. X. PARKER & co.
hsvs Just received new and beautiful axsort.
nel: of LADIES DRESS GsluDS, lu
Rich Berege Angiais ROBES:
kch ChIntz Berege ANGLAIS;
Pam Berege ANGLAlS;
Reh Organdie ROBES;
Rich ChinIz ORGANIZES;
GREY NOHAlR; Plaid MOHAIR:
Broche Gel ESTIALS;
P0pLlNS ard PUPLiNETH;
Grey VAL ENCIAS;
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Al Of which We will aeii very low. myH-ts