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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-01
CLOSE Wholesale CASH BUXERs

Rs respectfully invited examination Of eur sock and
"a prices visiting city, feel assured nat
sell any goods n line ioH be boug5 Of the
quality q goods Ia Philadelphia vita cost q tranoia9n
added, thus saving conlderaple time, =ch g. money. We
have nov IL store larys stock ofthe following articles, viz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-01

Tue unreserycd sale OF seasonable Clothing. Dry
Goods, &c, advertised by Benz. +. SHIELDS q Co,
takes place this morning at 10 O'Clock at their auc-
ton rooms, No. p College street
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BRYAN's T-AsFhAss VEhmlFUGE
LyOn,s 1lagnelIo pills.

ABE CERTAIN DEATH 10 RATS AND MICE
EVERYWHERE.
aurfI-3u
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FOrly-four Tracts of Land for sale,

ApriI 20, 0-d,twSw tbs Agents for Owners.
N PRinchesler Hg1ae Joaraal espy an aay Of sale
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$50. sPRING GOODs. $50.

II orders carefully aled and Goods promptly forwarded
II Beesewax, Ginseng and Feathers aiken il exchange.
feFQI-d.tw&w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-01

A large sale Of premium tobacco takes place at
FISHER, WIRELESS Co.'S this morning at 10 O'Clock
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CAvOOsA sPR1NGS.

Springfield, Robertson CO., Tenn.
Ecl.IIaLr-l-rrlrr
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;.
Willy CATHARTIC

Vegeia6Ie eXtracts, and put up
III keep in any climate.
LElartic PILL is a gen
which the proprietor has
than twenty years.
demand from those who
ard the satisfaction which
use, has induced me to place
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McCERREN, LANDRY & co.

a UEoIHAbIIE fhlfEKT1 IN THE FIRST UISTR1CT,
forming the corner Of Common and Prieur streets auction
BY McCERREN, LANDRY 81 co.,
G. W. McCKRREN Auctioneer. h
Office and salesroom Masonic Hall, St. Charles street
SATURDAY, the 18th inst. ut Ill O'Clock A.
will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LoTs OF GROUND, with all the improve
ments thereon, consisting in good story frame dwelling
with Kitchen out etc situated in the First District
In the square bonded by Common Palmyra Peur and John
son streets and measuring each feet lines Common street
width in the by depth of lO2 inches lines
between parallel lines, all English measure.
0-TERas-Onethird cash the purchaser the
payment Of four prossory notes the sum Of $685.
wllh per cen interest dated 9th May 1892 and due fol
lows the 18th May 1850 18th May 1861 one 18th
May 1867 and 18th May 1858 and for tile balance note
a twelve months with cent interest all to be secured by
mortgage the property Improvements kept insured
and policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before A. Mazureau, Notary Public The expense
Of purchaser. ------- ula
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1854 Wight d shs sesson.

1854 Night Of she Season.
THURSDAY EVENING. March Is 1850
WIN ss playsd De bsaatffaI drama (which his
The Asalanctiec Maurice. Mr. Sossn, Esrnasd Mr.
Dnshsss Nh N. A. capnans Marie, Miss CoIdock; Louise,
Miss ssfs Stevens.
snse' : WIN constitute me Whole evening easffa''aea'
ms nc. e., 3 7 e asss precisely.
from an,s a. n. until r 4
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-sr. cHARLRs ST
=, nrp.r
Ar. Cob -Assng Manager.
CHANGE or TIMR-paor. r-s-, = = .,.,... -
% commences 7j2 ss!osks precisely -
rurasn.y s,aa- 80 !. : I'm - = -
Lat night bu. two Of the ,ucce..snI r.,c !, .sptro
p pEI o. ds sssi ss = Al y,sps comic
coRDE TgHDUE IN '''A' EOS - = soiaaeh'
msHew-Bsnsas q Francois Eevsl.
pRrops - .nv,ss,e - -.
Es. ones opsa non 10 4 r snsr.H
4 RMoRY HALl4.-.-...--ARnoRY HALL.
=
1ee''is hh1 ~ = LAST - ArfsAHAscEs
THE usaIvAlEp SITSsP, rySSssSfsoaursr 4sD
MAJ, Mss sI ls,, ION, ID, and ,s.A and
os sbsR At hapss eattan Vim g precisely
ea l. = & H. ss I'd r. =. nj
''s'
The above will be the only and hear
he P , cas nov = ~ ps
@ G HIS s n1e,ssng aesi Scenes
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NO. " tsoufpon street.
Has the honor to the public hs no has ast ssnpsa
tbs yelug ss II kefs sSlecs
and heretofore with tue Careful ste
Hon for which he is celebrated -.
Tbs manner which. for the last TWELVE he has Salts
naa fhp Of his On hcurboa
street. guarantee for those vhs may hosof him Win thar
patronage VIZ i
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FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON PALMYRA STREET.
between johnson and Prienr streets.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY &c co.

Office and saesroonl, Masonic Hail. St Charles street.
GATURDAY, 18th inst, at III o'clock A. NJ,
~ ~ their salesoom. Masonic Hail. St. Charles street. will
be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with The build
inFs and improvements thereon consisting in comfort
able cottage residence containing six rooms with closets
pantries etc, and with every convenience family
residence This property situated in the First District and
designated plan drawn by Joseph Pile Surveyor, dated
May LIST 1870 and deposited in the office of David s MeCay
then Notary Public No Il of % bounded by John
Prieur Common and Palmyra streets, and measuring
American measure 2 feet aud lines front Palmyra
R- TERMSone third cash. and the balance credit of
SIX twelve and eighteen months in equal isaments for
and if not then pad cent until final payment NIL
by mortgage the property improvements to be kept insured
and policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before Hahn Notary Public, the expense of
purchaser. m5
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= Il -
AUCTION SALES.
IMPORTANT s ssI,E or HIGHLY VALUABLE AID At
ttae'iye Residence Properly on Esplanade street.
BY n. vIGNIE,
SATURDAY, March "a, Ise ss. at Is o,elock

&ucrIosEER.
SATURDAY, March "a, 1860, nj IL o'clock
The following highly valuable improved prom
ery on Epsnads st'es on owners esyng fe
l. fGE MAGNIFICENT MANSION at Dre.en, oc.,,,ea ,,v
about Is s r nSn' a. Bs9aes
sssi ad Nv iss @ Ten Ihe house contains oor
dining room reception Wine cellar lid pantry sk INA
bstraoIas patent ose ets Every room Il
s II ~ rs KIN sa "a water having large
in every room The oubadngs composed II eight
hsh III saaas ne d Il he three
with variety Of ornamental trees AM md gsss Yins
%sis s s s ss &c s e sss g
ssss s sssssas d 9
THE HOUSE nov being erected on Che ..u,. .oa.r. =. nc
pssass .se. I'd . ssgh sl y
Bsrrask By z fsst % Rocheblys said hsuas eoueins "a
'5sass II so esasss
s sf LAVE ss s' lee os,r ba
anti large s.e de sroands planted
pipes from the wsteIworks introduced in he yard The
THEE HOUSES = co ss gsd.s, -
I91 in, snd sSchsaass Zach
dimension viii y given On ~ ~ y room essn etc The
s. Twp a.5ss o. @ ~
iv Th nj Ssl LIZ r;.p.a.
ss A 81
Win sdoaips he lesd.nss q n
NJ beuachl Esq. Together with fine house containing sx
looms kitchen Mushroom cstern hydrsn stables
sa sse y PLANTED with 1s Vines superior quality
on Csstsnedo alley 65 feet The line dividing II from lie
perry o. n q Bsnaeh Esd and lso feet
~ EhMs W SALE-One-fourtn cash. and the balance
yssrs credit for notes BY mortgage said
pery bi.n interest 81 per cent from sale until maturity
ony shs buildings T. bs kept ~ their Value and poll
cic transferred TO the vendor all sales to he completed within
ten the ss the property viii lie advertised for fen
days aud viii be sed for former purchasers without
any other notice whatever
Act of sale before Dfeyfou Notary plc a. the e.ense
OF me puchaseTs. mI5
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
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NM coERREN. LANDRY 8 CO.'S AUCTION

McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.'S AUCTION
ul MART.
The undersigned having secured the commodos and
location of St Charles and Perddo known
Masonic Hall have fitted up and established Auction Mart
the sale of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandise.
The superior advantages Of the location for the display of
perty gnd convenience of purchasers need demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and StocTuesdays and Saturdays
Fer MISUNDERSTANDING and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to ut all times.
Efficiency and dispatch may be relied in all matters placed
In charge
ma If McCERREN, LANDRY 4 CO.
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DESIRABLE SMALL DWELLING HOUSES IN NH
First District, venen The Cotton Presses On yer
long credit, without endorsers. MA
By J. B. WALTON,

rira District convenient 10 The Cotton Presses On very
long credit, without endorsers.
%l' By ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofice, 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY, March Is. 1860. at I2 o'clock
u ~ the St Charles Exchange, will be sold
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm
thereon in the First District in the square
by Tchonpi Mas Religious Celeste and ST. James Streets
designated BY the Nos and plan drawn Louis
H. rue City Surveyor, dated the 9Th day Of February 1850
Lot No forming the Of Tchoupitouas Celeste
streets about n feet front Tchoupoulss street.
depth and front o 81 feet Celeste street Running
alley n me rear feet wide opening Celeste street.
Lot No measures about ID 4nches front On Tchopo
scrihed alley. M II M IT, - : - ~ftHSs
Lot No 10 feet inches front on Teouptouiss
street by depth Of 50 feet between parallel lines with
The Improvements these three consist Of Three Two
story Brick Dwelling Houses and Two-Sory Back Buildings
Lot No. measures 80 feet 10 inches and lines front on &C.
Leslie street. hv depth Of about 81 feet 10 inches.
The improvements on this lot consist OF Double
Tenement Frame Cottage House and Back Buildings etc
The above described property is leased until March April
lSdJ az the rate Of vi 100 per ann,m.
i cash balance ii and Syears,
IN he noe 81 the in equal instruments their
order bearing interest at the per cent per an from
sold until final payment. IT,
The buildings 10 be insured the satisfaction Of the vendor
by the purchaser and the policies transferred tile vendor
until final payment. ~ =
Acts sale before Theodore Guyol notary public
pense Of the purchasers. ma
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Office ii Commercial Place.
1T,HURSDAY, April 3, 1850, at 12 o'clock NJ,
" me 81 Charles Exchange will be sold public
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated in tle Fourth
district ahn comprised within Apollo Third Bacchus and
Fourth streets containing q lots as follows viz:
No forms the Apoo nnd Fourth streets and meas
nres - eet ri inches front Apollo street. by depth of 40
feet between parallel lines :
Nos 4and 5measurc each q inches and 8 lines
on Apollo street by depth Of Id feet
NOS and adon the above measuring Is feet inches and
Lines 'front.' by depth of 12O feat.
forms the of Apollo Third Streets measuring
y sst inches and lines front Apollo by depth Of 2ofees
Nos apa 30 et front on Third street. BY
depth Of about l3Y feet
No II forms the corner Bacchus and Third streets
measures feet inches 2 lines front Bacchus depth
Nos B n L. 49, IT, 49, 10 and % measure each about the
the corDet Of Fourth street
NOS Il and z each about 30 Fourth
street, by depth Of 100 feet, more or less.
There very comfortable cottage, with unfinished attic
with dormond windows erected lots Nos IL and 3 which
the plan sI T17T7 e AT 7T
This valuable property being situated vicinity
81 ne dwellings, and IN neghborhood which rapidly filling
with respectable population.
The ground fenced and filed up two the
banquet t
R TERMS third CASH balance in one and two years
cent interest annun from date until maturity per
II not then paid. " :. 7T7F'
Act Of sale before James Gnham Notary Public The
of the purchaser, - n,l5
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100000 GERMAN CIGARS AT AUCTION.
BY D. Z. MORPHY,

FRIDAY, the 33d inst, ut III o'clock A. NJ,
at Messrs. Mayer Brothers. No 81 Tchonpoulas street.
will be sold
2000D0 German Cigars, consisting OF oil the brands best
suited to our market The stock well worthy the aegon Of
buyers.
logHes. mi
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| VARIETIES THEATEH. aEAvfga sTxnRY.
Lessee and Manager JofTv II oWxNs
Acting Manager e. CHHSfEY
Stage Manager. NJ I'll
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F 10 Admission Q the track, 81.
&4K EacEaGahss absas s assss !. SI i
=: a IN Il 40 !, e .i EIsssT $SS
i Jssy fs cs + j s sa s ssS IL m
post 8 NFSt n ~ = s u nAFas r. shs
N@ ss ss@s HaBisss 3ss e.
ods SD fs e. tao 81
run and lie second &c ss n ss sss -
made p w e hs sss. January On T. s 1850
si aaa .f,@ s5 ST 4 g s.ss,.
assss Y x ts Pa u
wv x Minor u L cAsrA DIVA i vousle. out II
III, = + eiye, names RICHARD m. b Brown DIX,
T. Rrngier e. ~ Lexiasaa, Ont q Louis
a e s.ymsn IA, name h THE ODD rRIIow y
Sydney ogiisie names O. 81 brown niek dam " imp
u Fl Poindsxter hr c. BY imp, Yorkshirs out of MI
4 y Pondezter 4 by imp aleneos sus af sSlv
Il PeindeSssr BY Iesingou, orx II frue 49,
Hsa l o s1ss assi ca as9 u ss
race i &c sas psls1siio1s n,ads
TT We'll. IDENTIFY, 81 imp Yorkshirs ont Il
Wells e UNCLE JEFF y Ieeouss out q
p ksnnsr eh vKsTR y Isesus, oss Il
W. Wood e. Y ALF. MORGAN, u dry Easss,
U hiaor 81. RESERVE Vi Leeose, an or ~
VI Minor bl- VERONA " imp Yorkshire III sf
Nesifsih Harper names eh q ENDoHsER, " Hssnar.
~ D Poidester BY imp Ysslshlrs ont q sally
y. Ta 7 sl boswell eli. gxelIEouEs BY Ksys
ri
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A VALUABLE LOT ON NEW I.EyEE sTREET NE.l
Robin adjoining the Crescetit CITY Pr.ss =
'o0'r't 3lIVIlIIIils Tie Dftsceiit CITY
BY J. B. WALTON.

Apctioneer--0fire, 40 Camp street. !!
THURSDAY, March is, 1860, at l2 O'Clock
sold 7 " s - =
.ATRIANGuLAR LOT or GROUND. in the First District
81 ms eity u The square bounded by New eyee Tehoupo
as Robin and Race streets measuring inches front on
New eyee street By depth Of l inches on one side
and feet inches the other sde according plan b.
Lonis b. Pile City Surveyor. -
GS-TERAs-0ne third cash; balance in years
IN me Notes oil the purchasers in equal nsiamen their
own order bearing interest at the rate OF per
from day Of sale until paid with special mortgage on The prop
erty sold until final payment. ~
At Of sole before W. H. Peters Notary Public, expense
OF MI
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q. B. WALTON,


AuorIosEER-ofice 40 Camp street,
THURSDAY, the 18TH March, 1850, Mt IL
O'clock NJ, at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, auction,
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in tho square bounded by st.
Patrick ST. Denis Seventh and Sixth Streets designated by the
Nos. toe.
Lots Nes TO measure each 80 feet front Seventh street.
Lot No 30 feet front ST. Denis street by $50
feet deep.
19-fERMs-Onethird cash and balance a credit of one
and two in notes of the purchasers bearing six
after with special mortgage the property sold until final
Act of sale before A. Mazreau ESQ., Notary Public the
expense Of the purchaser. m3
ELEGANT AND VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE AND
tSEos.S improved Grounds in West Bougny.A u ,,,.
III i by J. B. WALTON,
EassS " Anctioneer-Ohice 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY, March Is, 1860, at 12 O'Clock
at the ST. Charles Exchange will be sold the following de-
THAI VERY EIIGIBIY LOCATED AND FINE COT
seet in the square bounded by Berlin Perer and Milan
IN West Bonlgny and 81 occupied by John H. Bach
Esq., with and half lots of ground measuring 50 feet front
Coliseum street. by la feet inches in depth between
lei lines and lots Perrer street. in the of the above
described measuring GO feet 'front.' by IS feet inches in depth
between parallel lines.
The Cottage is superior story and attic dwelling house,
raised upon brick pillars feet high containing hall with
three each side four in the attic Closets
together with kitchen building Sheds cserns flower garden
with paved walks, etc.
KS-TERMSOne cash. the balance in notes of equal
amounts at and years. and with six
interest from day of sale maturity and eight cent there
after II not punetually paid.
Possession given Oh LIST April next.
Act of sale before W L. Poole notary public at the
of the purchaser. ms
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u stance street. on Sunday afternoon the 18th is about
a 6ocieck bright natto child years old named BOB
has gray eyes and light curly har bad red and black
plaid calico rock hat shoes suitable reward VIII be
paid upon his return above any Information concerning
him will be gratefully receised by his mother mia "
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=, FOR SALE TO CLOSE, ON ACCOUNT OF

tsgy DEF AKTUKE. .,.
III beautiful well finished and finely lochted
front ruteries above Annuncaion street,
Square well tenanted by hstAtc people ~ rent 81 SD
per month $l0tU per year.
This or the best for RESIDENCES N Wy
paved with sausrs blocks, with omnibus constantly
IN front OF the doors VIII low price that Will yield
~ EDWARD PILSBURy,
MILF lot u Carondelet street.
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~ IndivEsfble Friends Commandery Of
Knights Tempars and Appendat ordes No meet On the
THIRD FRIDAY Of every month"; the Hall Of Perseverance
Lodge, Of St. Clauds and Dunainc streets, First
District
OrYIosHs-J. II. Hoiland e.. Commander; F. H. Knapp,
General O. j. Donneia Captain General Augis'e Broue,
Presie Jose Rico, Senior Warden William Tregord,
Junior Warden Cologne Treasurer Francois Meieur,
sword Bearer Harvey, Warden jean Beney, Sentinel.
sel2 ly
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AartifllIaG Notitfs.

orrrcE OF AeEscr or ATLANTIC AxD PACIFIC RAnsoap,
February %, 1850, 5
President to offer for sale in this Twenty Thousand
Shares Stock In Atlantic and Pacific Ralrosd Persons de-
srous Of purchasing By applying 10 me-
fe2i Il 'N'' ''''s' H. S. FULKERsoE. Agent.
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
pest locations in HE Harden District Offering an excellent OPP
choice neighborhood 70
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

IN alltheloadng branches o ofmanufac TURNS indSs-
l. try the great practical superiority of Singer
Sewing Machnesis n fact established hey ond dispute
No tailor shoe manufacturer, clothier, seamstress
dress smaker .sadder, carriage trimmer, ha manufae
turer, &C., Sc. can afford TO do without thsm.
One Thousand Dollars n Year
lsonly fairaverage of heactual pTohtfrom the
of each one of these Machines and for confirmation
Of this truth wercfer any of the thousands of
persons who usethem. Theyare adapted every sort
Of work, fine coarse upon silk cstton, linen and
wooden fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never failto give entire sati faction.
To mestthe growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purpes"s
have ustprOdpCsd andare ready to received srs fer
SirSer's New Family Sewing He 4Iine,
Whichis the most compact and beapttulSGwing Ma
chine sverc9ustructed. Itis ornamented in the high
eststye ofurt and all who itare delighted with it,
improved and is capable
doing greater variety of work in better tyle hns
sny otherSawing Machine yer sReredtor famil rur-
poses.
Itis tsubiecto IN he'o bisctor ef using twice too
much thread, and making ravelrg seam, like tho
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in it's operation
70 f0w fabrics liable get out ofoIder and nm,
Rttod use fax thread likeths Wheeler Wilson Ma.
shine; butts amply suEcientt 10 perform allk of
family sewing.
Priceof Family Machine with iron table complete
forusa, 500. The larger standard machines. from
$l25to 5000. Sondfor |. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted TO Sewing Ma
chimes list of prices and all otheriR
formation onthe subsst. Itwil be forwarded gratis
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
ass Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
BoEteu, ALBANY. Baltimore, st. Lonis,
Providence, Gloysrsvlle, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven Rochester. Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, PhiladelpNi Ma, Nashville, Paris France
Glasgow Scotland.
Loaal agents wanted,
Asnxrs-E A. Higgins ssrrysbErs; Wa. Robert
April 18th, 1855.
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she exclaimed, as she cast on anxious glance
thr clock; by the thuudct's roar and lightning's
Vivid fash think we will have n spell ol wealth
er soon, IL not sooner. However, there's no such
thing as knowing anything about the weather
since Merriam lett US to predcsrinnize around
the country in muslin shirt, minus the un X.
ceptiOnahlcs-- the indecent old fellow.
Some one enters the roon--'ts Don Edmund,
"Adrianam
Edmund "
And they are cusped in fond and loving
embrace.
IN voice Of exquisite sweetness, lihe bull
frog on summer eye, she sung--
"oh' Eddy, is hyou, dcor2 thought you wouldn't
couo
thought you stopped at popliu's to got glass Of
But heard your footsteps aud Iknow that you were
Oh Eddy, you arc sweotor tbnn glass Of Lager
Beer
'Bnt d,ares," she said. "wo must part; my
cruel father said must wed Don Grecny D.
Amuch'
"Soy no more, love-" said he, "but fly with
me 10 CJncy Island and there in cottage made
heaven by love, wen sell clams aud oil the
other lc,cucics Of that lovely spot to the hun.
cry Gn,hamics.'
"l cannot leave pm, =" she said, with voice
choke d with emotion and piece Of the round
heart,
'Dost thou think more Of thy pa than me?"
he asked,
ooh Calcium light Of my existence 0y with
me, for it You wed wrlh Don Gfccny III dive a
tootrpirk through my heart aud Conaey shall
hold an inquest on my BODY
Skinner down, Edmund, will go with you
let us hostcn to depart there is danger in delay
ing"
ave! vile woman, there i,." The Crimson
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