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the continent according to Mazzini and Ledrn Rol
lin taking heart and confidently declare that the
first gun fired by England VIII be the signal for the
Lord Pamerson and the present Ministry will be able
10 pilot England through this storm is most doubtful
They most unpopular. The Liberals hate them for
their neglect Of Poland and all despise their rcachery
to Denmark vehementy declared BY Denmark at the
last session Of Let me here give you
o sign of the feeling of English workingnen toward
Palmerson, the following manifesto Of their committee
in the City Of Bradford Lord PamersOn has II seems
accepted an invitation TO Badfo lay the foundation
stone of the new Exchange in August Whereupon the
committee appeal TO the workingnen 10 assemble and
chow their opinion Of who hrs broken faith with
them as Premier elected in the Liberal interest and
giving bis weight against their admission to the fran
chise The following Is one paragraph Of the address,
Your plain honest duty, then to manifest your unmis-
conduct and sgain endesvor undeceiSe his LOrdsps finn
CONVICTION oil the apathy OF the industrial classes on the i'm
AND eRoASs bat by novel and effective method tbs,
OF calm manly department. and dignihed but significant
tons Joy in fact an ABSOLUTE soLExy SILENCE that shall
not only show 10 the First Minister Of the Crown but to the
world Of large that determined to submit longer to
Some weeks ago The london Times published two or
three letters from one X. Conngsby who protested to
be engineer in large establishment. where be min
gled with great numbers of woikingmen, whose opin
ions he gave being entirely opposed 10 the projects
OF Reform admitting them 10 the franchise and asking
the Reiormers toilet them alone The letters were well
written, and elected Of course many animadyersions
enogiums, comments, &c. But ConiDgsby has now
been unoarthcd. and turns out TO DO q senflemans
clerk, with alias, who never saw the inside OF
workshop in his life This silly youth. delighted with
the attention his parado1ical lie attracted, vcnturcd In
one of his letters to advertise pamphlet lie had writ
ten which led TO his discovery. So the working man
among the twenty millions who is satisfied with his po
litica position has yet 10 be found
Quite oays condemnation and sensation was pro-
duced by the telegram from America in The Morning
Star saying that Mr. Lincoln. in accepting the Bslt
uiore nomination, had opposed the amendment to the
Constitution aboshng Slavery the word approved hay
ing been msprinted. However. 1t is significant that
MANY belierea it,
TeDnyson's volume Of poems will be published In
the middle Of July; it will be called Idys Of The Hearth
The first volume (auobiographioaD OF Mazzinis Life
and Letters" has appeared. Prof. Desor, who was
with Agsssiz when he first went to America, has dis.
covered "lake-dwelings (Phabauen) similar TO those
Of Switzerland on the Starnbergor Lee Of Bavaria.
Renan will enter the political world Opposition
candidate having been ousted from the ecclesiastical
is said be will himself in the forthcoming
work Ma Situation. -
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From San Franchise.

San FRA<ClsCO, SATURDAY. July ,. 1904.
AdyiCes from New-Zealand Of May 10, men
ton another repuse Of the British In an atsek upon the
natives. One hundred British were Killed and wounded
including several prominent officers. In asethcr en-
gagoment the natives were woIsted.
Sandwich Islands dates to June IL state thas The
election for delegates there TO the Constitutions Con
vention progressing quietly The Convention WI
propose the importation OF Coolies.
Advices from Acapulco June % say that the French
garrison there is the best OF terms with the citzsn'
in the vicinity. bu, that all communication with the
interior has been cut of.
Manzanila remains blockaded TO all but European
vessels.
French frgate bad left TO take possession Of aaya
The Nevada Constitutional Cony ention have adopted
q section favorable TO the national currency.
Arrived. French store-shlp Rhine, from Acapulco.
Business Is more active.
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TO ARRIVE
Passengers Arrived

In sfsamssip Efn1, from liverpool and QEsenstot'n-
Mn. r. Jones Miss Jonss Miss Z. Jones, Miss 81 Jones
Mr. Turner Mrs r. c. Russell, Miss NJ A. Russell. Miss
r. g. Russell Mr. and brs Schultz Miss Schultz, Mrs Fur
moss krs 81 Chapman Master Chapman. Mrs. Appleton
aud family Miss Rses Miss Allen Mr.. Hancock, Rev A. C.
Thompson " Dclanosnc T. Chapman, Jos. Parke Mr. EPh
smith, SAINT Smith John Whitaker Jas Smith. Rev. ID He
rion and amy, Mrs Webb snd family Rev. h. Webb Mr
H. yose w Eren,brey Robt Percy o. Cathcrt Miss Page.
T. H. Walker Mrs. Walker aud child Mrs and Miss kear'
nov Miss Johnston Mr. Neil Mr. Lachu John Denton Mr..
HYDE H. Norton J. Mendoza and lady. Miss Wickhsm Miss
Kohu Chas Miller, Mr. Simpson.
IN shp H. Aysgdr from MdflnrdsA Selgist, Bernardo
Nc Junco ] Il. Mems John Jones. Edward Ehord
IN brig TiB, from hataa0Tos-G l.. Crum. H. Robert
81
In scty ~. r. Beb>s from hey Wsst-W A. Pitcher wife
and daughter Mis-. Ann r. Willis, Miss Mary Willis Francis
Whitaker and son
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.,n DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.


LONDON June 90 1864.
The Prussians have captured the Island OF
A.en after some fighting
The Danes lost several guns and embarked IN haste
LONDON, Thursday Morning, June 30.
The Times regards Grants last movement as
practical admission Of failure. and SUBMITS various
rsderations TO show that his task is as difficult as
ever. . Will, a.a 49,
audience of the Queen.
This subject is discussed In all the papers.
n, TYmes approves Of Mr.. Kingske's amendment The
anestion he put 10 the House Is the Government
drht in deciding against wart Answer Yes or \ o.
The Opposition are bound TO answer this question be-
cause they not DO allowed credit for Offending the
honor OF the country without taking any actual respon'
sibility on themselves.
The Times Getty article) the discount mar
tet remains without symptoms Of pressure me In
qsh Funds are s,agnaDt. and seem likely 10 DC iree
rom material huctuaon for some time little an1lety
being now felt with regard 10 politics. The general
feeling Of the country has confirmed the course akcu
ont BY the Government ON Monday night; ooo
IlvERPooL CoTToy MARKET.-Sales lO,OoO or
uh more Erea; demand for ecsn to ship TO America Of
Advancing prices. Imports. 5,4' previously 4I4SI
LONDON, Thursday Exchange-Openlng
o,ces. ConsolS money, g Consos account, got aVz New
Noos PscEs-shaes opened sendy but have all gone very
GOD Foreign markets steady Stocks very good but have
Ssohned they are now weak Consols, @t0s0t Conled-
,rsles CIT d62. Consoidates, 4SdfSi
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Eesai Notices.

GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of thu
- application Of tho Mayor Alderman aud Commonaty d
III. City Of New York relative . the OPENING ofNNETYi
NINTH STREET FROM FIFTH AVENUE 10 the HARLEM
RIVER, and from EIGHTH AVENUE TO the HUDSON
RIVER, IN the City Of NewYor k-Pursuant to .tstuts
Ia such rnade and provided the Mayor Aldermo1
aud Conmonalty Of the City Of New York hereby gvt
notice that they Intend apply to tho supreme Court OF III
State OF New York special term Of said Court TO be hs
at the City Hall in the City Of New York Wednesday,
seventh day Of July 1864, 1.-THE opening OF ~
Court that day. soon thereafter as counsel can b
heard for appointment Of Commits Of Estimate and
In the sboveened matter that the nsture AM
the improvement hereby intended the opening
River and from Eighth Avenue to the Hudson River In sa
city laid the map plan Of said city undes aud
Of the Legislature Of the people Of the say
New York entitled An act relative 70 Improvements
touching the laying of streets and roads In the City Of New
York and for other purposes" passed April 81. 1907.
JOHN +. DEVELIN, Counsel to the Corporatoa.
Dated New York, June Both, 1884 .r.
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Arrived.

Steamship Etna (Br) Mc0utsn, Liverpoo ISne ~ ana
t,L n,dse aud 500 pass to John u. Dale. June
~ ~ Fauet passed steamship China; JAY L. lat d. lou
20oL saw British ship Peqa?l o....,
stsrnhip Kedar (lirl, Muir Liverpool and Qnesn'o"n
- On ,.b 1 .ecrage pass 70 r.. Cnnard. June %: at
M the steamship Edinburgh passed. Queenstown bound
June 90 las w. cd astneit Rock pissed steamship
Nirguia bound T. - -, "
STEINER Nswbern a.. 8 supply, Acting Vol Lieut.. A. V;
Hi. commanding from the North Atlantic Squadron and
Fortress Monroe "a hours with ~ prisoners toocAade-run
neral 4, A. n II uoa,
Steamer King Fisher Nye, Providence. mdss. to Edward
Steamer Msfth. Stevens, Chance. Baltimore, md's and
pss. to VIM DslkelL nj,
ssSteamor Monitor. Jones' Phisdelphis. mdse to j.
steamer Bristol Charles Philadelphia. mdss and pa'' to
Steamer Vulcan Morrison. Philadelphia nadss. 70 VIM
Ship B. Aymsr Carver, Ma,snla' dsys, sugar TO Walsh
B,ia sarah Pctcrs Lord Cardsnss u days. moasses
T. j. Petsr Sailed In with brig Thos Counos from Phil
Biz K.ota Burns. Linssn. c. B.. W days. coz. Brett
Brig l. W. Eaton Br Mason. Picsou d days oal to mas
Brig L.ur. Baxter Linssn C. b. days coal TO Brett
'1 Rns J. Tito. tof 81. John N b.. Snow M.,.noros
DAYS hides wool. &C.. TO J. r. Whitney Co
Brs Zephyr tDan Hansen. Rio Jansiro ~ day' coues
Funch, M-ncke ( Wsndt.
Brig Catherine Rogers Yesson. E!isabebpor iot Boston
Brs Star Castle tBrl Thompson, Schooner Pond u D.
coal to ]. v. Whitney & Co. -,
schr Hound Ward Cat I.land IA dAy4 fruit 10 Darrell
NaAh On 10th aat CAPTURED By tho ouas eAme' VI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK...... /
Cleared.

Cleared.
Stcamships-Nare (Colombiin), Van Name Santa Marhi
Ilcc!a tBrl Macaulay. Liverpool, +. Cunard.
,camor-Anthracie, Jones, Philadslphia Loper NIX
patrick q So,
Andrew Jackson Robinson. San Francisco. sutton Co.
G. Winthrop Stewart. NewUrcans Topper Bes!tie Mar
r,gausett Hamlin, sydney, c. q.
Bars.-Heimdahl (Norw). Norberr -; Amy (Br)
Taycrner Mramch ~ b., Geo. b. Bailey; Enoch Bonner
Renner Montevdeo, H. d. Brookmsn 4 Go. AleSey Chu
dow fRurA Armann Ma.amorca Funch, Meincke Wendt
Bngs-I.,opod (Swedl Ahrenberg Hayrc, lunch Melnck
Wendt; Miihde tSwed Rootb, Ce,tee, Funch Meiuck'
4 Wendt, liant DAM. Hansei. Para. fench Meincke
Wendt Ella OBI Thompson Maismoro., L. de Babierei
Beechmore Tracy Ezabethport j. r Bradshaw; Ad.iaid
(Brl, Douglas. Harbor Grace N. T., H. e. A. De w OF
Crlestina Pickett Wilmington, Peck Church; Anaben
(ir) Kew, London. John Jackson Co
schooncrs-Camila. Applcby Eastport J. Boyneus sons
Ed1r-do. Youax Boston Ronwsy tBrl Mckay. Ponce u
r De Wolf; Dalem (Br) Raw!ings CORVALLIS, u, X ID
Wolf; w D. Pitts Porter, Berlin A. c. Hayensi John
Doughty Smith Chiucocssue A. &. Hayens Equator (br
Albany Tleulh.ra W. A. Albury; Albert Dentef, fgnc
son,h hmboy l. H. Gayer Quicktep Richardson EiLaosn
port Miller Houghon j. u. spaao'd Fotires' ns1
roe Helen Mar Wines PHILADELPHIA Baker Dayton ~
Browninr steel,na5 Msrnce River Del A. Hayepsi nl
Grsndc CroppoT Chincoteague, A. C. Hayens H. pro.
La,chcn Chincoteague A. C. Ravens; Csnaee,a ,pu'enl
Nemnan Curaeos, Dovale Co. J. NJ Bayis thompson
Philadelphia Van Bunt Sagh, Lfonis' stsn'ey, Ei
bs,hport Jed Frye Co. Emily. linehns' ron hoyn'
NJ BiIby Co. Bay state Ha'tell, Boston, j. y psy'on'
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la AMI hon ed for e6o took bosfd g. persons nom ~
fol owing vessels captured the FLORIDA sem NJ NJ DsyiS
from Port Royal for HswYork bsrts 0resnaai IN Pen =
cola, coal loaded Gen. Berry for Fortress Zealand
FINN New. Orleans for Phil dsphia and landed them CepS
Island, NJ j.
schr Lane Orb s,rum. Bsrscos u days. fruit to At
earsal Sunday June TO- In lat 81 49, lon "a IS BOARDED
by pirate steamer Florida which leaving sered in IL
me ana and hove too the steamer Electric Spark from New
ork LOT Havana and New Orleans detsnng her and putting
the Lane Who were brought to this port 3.
Jcsr w, NJ seeee, Crawford Key West days. In bslisa
Ss6i Good VIII tOf N.sssu,, Roberts. punmOr..owu d.ya
piuespples to master.
SsS s,s IF hhysIpo0p Baker Ca. Island 10 days. pas
.schr George II. Enes'. Thompson Governors Harbor
Days, frs-t to Jas Douglass.
sehr A j. Dyer Rogers, JOnesbors u days spars to G.
Saow .-..-
Sch; JoIis tBrl. Pa' Windsor is days. co.so $50
schr Amy Wooster (of 81. Andeew's N b. Troa n
baco p. r.. is days. uolses 70 John Bog uton's SoaA
Scsr. Kendasksag. Mitchell Rendont for Boston.
schr. Nelson Harvey. Besrse, Rondout for Boston
ScIr. Cherub, Bailey, Bath days, isths
schr Ottoman, billings. EIizsbehpOrt FOX Newbarypor~
Scr. Hrrone 8hsapln, Elilabchport for Few Bediosl
schr W. Remssn Bellows, Ehzabetbpot for EswHssss
schr. SaIis Smith, Perry, Pail River.
SchI. r. Brainerd. Chapman, Baltimore.
Schr. Eliza Leland, Merchant Newport
Schr d. Davidson, Kstchum Port Even fos Fall Rvs
Schr. Rainbow, Smith New-Bcdford, wood
Scbr. Free Uind. Tooker, Baltimore days. coal
Scir. Jes. w. Lawrence, Week.. Norfolk.
Scr Crusoe, Kesr Machias days lumber 10 r. TsibsA
Schr 4. NJ. Wees, Kelsey Hartford
Schr. Chief, Horton. Brookhsven.
sohr. Prnnsylvsnis Warner, Boston.
Schr. Fred Eugene. Crockett Roekland
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F,pp IN THE BowgRY.-The following q

FIRE IN THE BowERY.-The following are
the losses and assurances the building and contont
Of No % Bowcry which partially destroyed by tre
late on Monday night The fifth floor on which The hre
originated, was occupied as window shade mnnu'ac
Orien, manufacturer Of tassels. fnges. &c. occupied
the fourth floor loss 81 800; no insurance The third
floor was occupied by = Harris, pcture.iramss
Se second aoor as a commercial school loss books
and papers goo, no insurance. NJ Fibe Brother.
dealers In fancy goods occupied the mrs. noor tnei
Following companies. New World Stuyyesant Pacific
Relief and ST. Marks, 81. 900 each; Bowery, Williams
bureh City Hoffman, Atlantic and LenoA Ss,HV osen
Kings Comfy and Relief sl,5Oo each; Hamilton and
Merchants, &3. 900 each. The building Owned o. r.
Underhin Is damaged to the amount OF s'y s Insurer
cupied tho basement lager beer saloon loss oy
water $780, No. 100 owned and occupied Dy norman
Cook a. Sons was slightly damaged. fully insured
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CAyALRr BURsAu OPFIcR OF AssIsTAsr UuAaIm
xAsrYa No. 10 sTArR ST., INV YORK, June 10, 1854 J
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-I viii
~ purchase In OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horss
Tia nay be presented and pas inspection s the 0ovemme4
Stables 10th and 35ths In this city until farhA
notice.
Payment will be made in checks payable in certhea.ss
indebtedness, when IN Horses received
Psice, one hundred snd 6fty 1851 dollars each
GEO. T. BROWNING, Capt, and A. @ u
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Cost an0 Gonno.

I OST or MISLAID.
IL CERTIFICATE No. 3,Jss, for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, dated Aug
IL 1853 in the name OF CAMNAN Co.
The transfer has been stopped and all parties are n'hss
not negotiate tie certihcats.
Application viii be made for certificate.
Tie Under is requested to return the same TO
T.. NHlTEHOUSE son MORRISON
No. % William st.
r OST-CERTIFICATE No. l2,254 for Ten
! Shares PANAMA RAILROAD STOCK in the name q
the Rev. r. 5. ROWLAND. All persons are cautione>
against the application has been made -
tbs Company for another Ceitihcete. -
I OST-In Central Park on Sunday evening.
Jny 49, black lace VAIL The Under will be suitably
way one door above 51ds,.. or at Mr.. d. B. BEDELLS
Crockery Store No. 2U2 6th.av. n. Y.
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Mails Close AT thr Post-Omcs.

For Great Britain and the Continent. by steamer
Arabia, "Wednesday, July I3................. o. m
For South Pacific and Central America, by steamer
Ocean Queer Wednesday July 10. .......... lOi q. m
For Cuba and the West Indies, by steamer Mexico,
Thursday July Up. m
For New Orleans, by steamers Matanzss and Yazoo,
Wednesday, July u p. M
July ~ p m.
Fog California Oregon Washington Territory, and
tho Sandwich Islands daily Sundays except
Observation-Disclosures. and II p
Norh-Albany, Buffalo and CaIadas..3 and ~ p. m
North and West Way Mail...................... p.
Western Mail. va T. lie Railroad. ......5 a and y p m
Southern and South Western Malls A. 81 and los
Eastern Mail. m II and 81
Newport and Fall River. p 10
The Long Island Mail closes st........5a aud
Sunday Mss-On Sunday all mails close a.....,. u p ID
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]Jort-Uaroe,ls' Naiire.

STATE OF NKw-YoRK
PoRr-WARDBNy OFFICE, No. 1o< Wsilst
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance With
section Of the act passed April IA. 1851. entitled ~
Act TO Reorganize the Wariens Office Of the Port Of New
York" all persons interested in, having charge o.
subject Of such inquiry, eramnson survey ~
the following vessels under examination BY the
Wardens and that the said surveys examinations will
completed within ten days next succeeding ths notice -
board said vessels
Steamship Germanis. ..Hoboksn
bark Nhhcimine. .Enp9a
BARK Coral eueen.
bark Catch Me......,.................W heelere
Ding rlckfeponta
Br1g Eua .lhomps0ue
ochr Truro. Mofae
MINTHORNE T0MPKINS Prssidsua
J. Auo's HxRRrxAs Secretary.
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6orses, Carriages, &e

ou,RrxRMAsrKRs ovrros new YORK April IS. 1854
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-l, 900
"A Artillery Horses wanted, for which One Hundred Al
Seventy Dollar. will be paid for all that pass inspection
Those hoss be sound in every particular broken -
haess l5t hands high and viii presented fs
inspection the Government Stables, 3st between 0tA
aud Ilth avenues STEWART VAN ELlET,
On slsR
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Ri.es 10 Sets....... 7:Jl Moon-Sets. morn
uIGu WATER THIS DAy.
Sandy Hook. 1850 Gov Island 2Jl He'll Os,e...-. <l2
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JULY li.-Steamshp Brittsnis (BEt
Ship-Monsrch of the Sea
BsIks-Lottiee, Csthsrine T. C.. Cowdin Hannibal eea =
Gloria, Simon.
Bngs-Albstros Excelsior, A. B. Paitsrson, Attivo
Schooner-Julis Franklin, Elijah Sheldon, Yankee Doo4k
Sea Ranger Caroline Rebeccs Lewis Wsich See Bird ~
nS Depew
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HuAken,

July the Georges 5hosl ashing schn Psir Queen -
Eliza A. Proctor.
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professional! Notices.

DR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. 7 Beachst. between Narlck an1
West Broadway the only place where the afflicted VIE
proper uedicaltgeatnen, Hours from o. III 70
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SAAA-xAzr1Hf:l)
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
grippe old Age.n

The man that dies youngest, as might
be expected, perhaps, is the railway
brakesman. His average age is is only II.
Yet this must be taken with some allow
ance, from the fact that hardly any but
young and active men are employed in that
capacity.
At the same age dies the factory work.
woman, thrd6Rh the combined influences of
confined air, sedentary posture, scant wae.
es, and unremitting toll.
Then comes The railway bagea0e-
man, who is smashed on an average. at
80.
Milliners and drese-pakers live but liz.
tie longer. The average Of the one is so
and the other 80.
The engineer, the fireman, the conduct
or, the powder maker, the wen digger, and
the factory operative, ell Ct whom are ex,
posed 10 sudden and violent deaths, die or
an average under the age of 80.
The cutler, the dyer, the leather dresser
the apothecary, the oOnfectioner, the cigar
maker, the silver smith, the painter, fhs
shoe cutter, the engraver and the machins
ist. ell of when lead confined lives 10 an
unwhclesome atmosphere. mono Of them
REACH the average age Of 40.
The Musician blows bis breath all ont Of
bis body at 20. The editor knocks himself
] into pi at the same age.
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TrInes--A WORD 10 Married
People.

The ringing of the door bell has pleas
ant sound to me especially in my idle
moods. Like an unopened letter, there is
q mystery about it, and one waits with a
pleasurable excitement to see who or what
is ceiling.
Returning home one day earlier than us
ual, found my wife had gone out; and
while louugiug idly over the paper the door
bell rang.
waited expectant till Bridget appeared
with note containing q request from nv
old friend, DR.. Stearns, to ride out to bis
residence 10 she country, the next dsy, to
transact some business that had long been
pending, and an invitation to brirg my
wife and spend the day. was pleased !;
first, because ] wanted the business com
pleted; and secondly because needed q
days recreation.
But the next morning everything eeems
ed to 20 wrong. Alice could not accom-
papy me, and would not 90 of as early
wish and fretful; and Alice reflected my
humor suppose-ss it appeared to me
she had never been 30 unamiable.
Atleueth, however, drove away, tho
not in a very pleasant mood. 1t was q
noting the brilliant tints of the landeca De,
memory went back to the golden autumn
when l wooed and won my bride.
How lovely was Alice, then, thought l,
| and how happy we werel But that WAS
ionv AGO. Yet nature is the same, though
we are changed. Let me see we have
been married three years; lie it possible il
! is DO longer
Add felt pang as contrasted the past
| with the present, to think We could have
settled down into the common place life We
now lead.
We had no serious trouble, we didn't
| quarrel though when / felt cross, or other
! things didn't 20 to suit me, took no pains
I to conceal it, and often spoke harshly L
Alice, who sometimes replied in the same
| spirit, sometimes with tears. Yet we were
generally good friends. But the charm the
tenderness Of early love, had imperceptiblJ
vanished.
] had become careless sbout my appear
ancs at home, AMI Alice was equally negli
gent Her beautiful brown HAIR which sh,
used to wear in the most becoming curls
was now usually brushed back behind bel
ears. unless she was going out or was ex'
pecting company. ! dismissed the subjec
| with slgn ot the DOCTOR gates Win tn'
reflection that it was the same with al
married people-must be go, in fact-fol
how could such romance and sentimen
find place among SO many prosy reali
ties?- supposed We were as happy 81
anybody yet il was rot the kind Of life
had looked forward to with SO many brigh
anticipstions.
The doctor came out aud greeted %,
cordially. In the hall We met Mrs
Stearns looking fresh and lovely in be
pink muslin wrapper. with her jetty hal
10 tasteful braids. She scolded me play
fully for not bringing my wife, cha.ted
few minutes, and then fitted away
while the doctor, remarking that hi
motto was, to business FIRST, aud pleas
ure Afterwards led the way to the libra
'ry: