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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

he business in C9ncipnatt will be con-
tinued under the firm name OF FOSTER
BROTHERS. and will be devoted TO the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business
as heretofore.
AS GrOcers we design keeping a COM
plete assortment of such goods as are best
suited to the want of the trace. We win
adhere to the CASH YSTEM-'' bun and sell
for ready pay "-experience having thor
oughly satisfied us that IL Is best both for the
our goods at the smallest margin OF profit,
thus saving to the purchaser the cost of
interest, and the contingent profit for bad
debts. and we will make it TO the advan-
tage of the clnsest buyer who visits this
market to examine our stock and pur-
chase OF us. Our terms will be CASH, lpar
funds in CIncinnatt). One per cent. tOiu be
deducted on all bills paid for at the time of
purchase. one. hGJ Of one per cent. a0tH be
deducted II paid t0ithiH fifteen adUs. Au
bills remaining unpaid at The expiration Of
thirty days tot be drdlOn for I0ith exchange.
RenlittGaceS by express must be prepaid.
ORDERS will be filled at as low rates as If
you were pre- sent to buy. hoods not in
at current rates.
Cur facilities in this branch of our bust.
ness are not surpassed by any house In
the city, and our stock will always be
found com plete. fresh. and desirable.
as Commission Merchants. we will
attend the sale or purchase OF all kinds
of produce or merchandise. With many
years experience and adequate facilities,
we feel confident that we are able to give
the fullest satisfa ction to those who may
favor with property OF any kind for
sale, with orders TO buy any thing in the
market. Cash advances made on conS5g7I-
nleTetS. FORWARD. NC prompt y attenped
to, and lowest rates of freight obtained
Usual facilities will be extended 10 snip
pers making cOnsignments 10 our New
York House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

THE Kentucky Legislature has
passed bin increasing the salary of
the Secretary of State. A model
farty of retreBchment and reform
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

The business in Ne10 York will be man.
aged by our GEORGE FOSTER aud AMUEL
GwYN, under the firm name OF FOSTER
GWYN d Co, at the old place mo. 80 Water
street,, and will be chiefly o e voted to buy
ing and selling on COMMISSIONS. Ne will
be pleased TO receive consignments of
Cotton, Tobacco, Pr0UisionS. BI edClst1iffs. on.
Gny kind OF Western OF Southern Produce or
Merchant disc We haze the commodious
warehouse corner of Water Street and
COentirs slip, located in the Immediate
vicinity of tue wharves of the principal
Railroad and transportation Companies,
and when sales cannot be made on arrival,
we are prepared TO store inc er our own
supervision the goods consigned TO us
" g are prepart d 10 make cash ddUdnces on
Bits OF LAdlng or property in hand, and
al conslgnrnents to US will be sold as or
dered, sales promptly rendered, and the
proceeds held subject to sight drafts. We
VIII not make acceptances except we have
property IN hand or on Bill of Lading. and
IN all cases when we make advances, we
reserve the right to sell at our option. Our
charges viii be as customary, and the in
tereSt o. our constgnOrs will be carefully
guarded in all transactions. We will re-
cetve and forward to and from foreign
ports. We will buy on orders any article
of merchandise in the market
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

Important to all aoho use . kerosene
or Coal OH.
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We would gratefully return our ac-
acknowledgements to our many friends and
customers wi o rave so liberally and con-
stantly extended to us their faYoEs. eur
efforts in the future as in the past, Will
be. by close attention and watchful care Of
our customers interests, TO render full
SAUSAGE ION TO all who may favor US with
their business. IT siEl8I EFstF Jfsf E
we are. YerY res nectfnIIv Yonrs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

nHR. DECKER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

success, except chat the parties inter
ested we're disappointed 10 respect to
the flag, which did not arrive aud was
therefore rot presented. II is ex-
pected il will be received 10 a few
days, when a free concert will prob
ably be given and the flag presented.
The managers desire Us to return
their thanks 10 the several persons
who SO kindly assisted 10 rendering
the concert such a perfect success.
The hall was neatly and gracefully
decorated for the occasion, the United
States flag being the most conspicuous
ornament. Our crowded co umns pre-
vent a more extended notice.
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A motion was then made to make
tie nomination unanimous by
rising vote, and that all pledge to vote
and work for the nominee, which res
olution was adopted, with three cheers
for ,he nominee and the city ticket.
The following named gentlemen
were then appointed a canvassiug
Committee VIM Troup, Jas. Wilt
shire, Andrew Zeber, c II. Cramer,
Albert johann, Edgar Sharpe, VIM.
Swanson, VIM. Barton and +. ".
Brinkmeyer.
The nominations made at Turner
Hall, last Tuesday night, were then
unanimously ratified, amidst grea.
enthusiasm
Mr.. George P. Peck was then called
upon for a speech. and responded in
a few happy hits at the Democracy,
speaking encouragingly of the pros
pect, and urging the citizens Of the
Eighth Ward to go to work in earnest
and swell the majority still greater
than ever.
His Honor, Mayor Baker, was called
for, but said that he would render an
account Of his stewardship on Satur
day night.
The meeting then adjourned, to
meet at Turner Hall Saturday night.
NINTH WARD.
The meeting in the Ninth Ward,
last night, was organized by calling
Mr.. Schwaner to the Chair, who
stated its object, and announced that
nominations were then in order.
Mr.. Robert s. Ruston was put in
nomination. There being no other
candidate, he was declared the unan-
imous choice of the meeting for Coun-
Gilman in the Ninth Ward
The city ticket was then ratified by
a unanimous vote, each man pledging
himself to work for the election Of
Mr.. Baker and the entire ticket.
The following named gentlemen
were then appointed a Canvassing
Committee: Messrs, Payne, Rogers,
F. Dougherty, August Uhl, Robert
Ruston, Thomas Hopkins, Col. J +
Grill, Charles NJ. Tileston, Mr.. Tay-
lor, and Col. Charles Butterfeld.
There being no further business,
the meeting then adjourned to re-
assemble at Turner Hall on Saturday
night.
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The LADIES SoCIABLE.-Notwith-
aandiug the storm aud the various
political meetings last evening, there
was quite a large attendance at the
Soeiable at Trinity Church. 1t was
ander the auspices of the young la
lies. The supper was one of the
most elegant ever served up in the
shurch, famous as it is for its supper7,
and did great credit to the young la
dies who prepared it. The young
gentlemen present evidently regarded
Il as accommodation that was ire
sistible.
To-day the same young ladies will
prepare splendid lunch, which win
be served up, at any hour between II
o'clock AN. aud 3 PM. We advise
all who enjoy the good things of this
life, served up by smiling and cheer
ful ladies, to go to the church for
sheir dinner.
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United states mternal Rerenue.
ASS SCISSORS OFFICE, lsT DISTRICT. IND..
WIDENING. Mnrch llIM. lhla L

ASSESSOR OFFICE, lsT DISTRICT, IND..
Niocennes, March 2ith, 1853.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
9Th and 9Th days of April 1868. [
will attend at my office in Vincennes,
for hearing and determining all APP
peals relative to any erroneous assess
ment, valuations or enumerations by
the Assessor, or any Assistant Asses
scr of this District, which may be then
presented All appeals must be made
in writing, and must specify the par
ticuiar cause, matter, or thing, re-
specting which decision is requested;
and shall moreover state the ground
or principle Of error complained Of.
JOSEPH q. Bowman,
Assessor 1st District, Indiana.
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MAYOR BAKER.-It will be seen by
tie announcement of the Republican
Mass Meeting, that Mayor Baker has
promised to speak at the Turner Hall
So morrow night. This announcement
will of itself fill the Hall to overflow
Dg. His statements IN regard to the
financial affairs of the city aud what
has been accomplished for its i'm
Rroyement will be matters of great
interest to tax payers and all citizens,
without regard to party.
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THE CONcEBT.-Despite the very
uDpropitious weather last night, Tur-
ner Hall nearly full Of spectators
to witness the concert given IN com
pliment to the Democratic Silver
Band, and it was really a very pleas
ant affair. The band played ia very
creditable manner for an association
recently organized. and most of the
pieces reflected high credit on the
performers. We have not time or
space TO fully partieularize but the
performances most warmly applauded
we're the vocal qulrtette by Messrs.
Bennett, Tinker, Hynes and Mason.
the vocal solo. Give me a cot in the
valley ! love" by Mr. Henry Schef-
err, the fantasia, violin and piano, By
Schneider and Cell, the vocal duet
by Bennett and Mason the flute duet
By the Paf1in Brothers, and the
tenor solo BY Hr. Fred Bennett. Mr..
Sche'er receiving most hearty IN
core. re3ppeared aud sung, Trust to
Luck. with wondrous effect. The
piano duet by Miss Halle Carson
and Professor Cell, was an Admirable
performance, one of the best Of the
evening, but singularly enough was
not generally appreciated.
The affair was ia every respect a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

ARREsTED.-A man named John
Kingston was arrested yesterday even
ing, and lodged in the city prison, on
charge of stealing one hundred dol
lars from collier, who recently ar
rived IN the city from the Green River
country. He will have a hearing to-
day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

1. o. o. FAN election for Of
fcers was held last evening. at Morn
ing Star Lodge The following per-
sons we're chosen: Henry Bippus,
N. G.; Thos. J. Groves. V. G.; Il.
W. Bailey, Recording Secretary; Ben.
SAMSON, Permanent Secretary; Jas.
Swanson, Treasurer; Jas. X. Pitt
man, John f. Glover, and Joseph
Turnock, Trustees; Caleb Davidson
and las H. McNeely, Representatives
to the Grand Lodge.
This is one of the oldest and
strongest Lodges in the State. 1t has
a membership Of about 49,
The report of the Trustees shows
the Lodge to be quite healthy fnan-
cially. They report the
Orphan Fund. &c 40 .
Lodge Fund............ .............. 1879 O8
Total Assets OF the Lodge, 81, 1865 50
This evening Schiller Lodge, and
on Tuesday next Crescent Lodge,
elect their officers.
On Tuesday, April 9TH, Crescent
Lodge will have public installation
of officers.
The Odd Fellows of Princeton have
invited their brethren in this city to
join with them in celebrating the an
niversary Of Odd Fellowship, on Sat
urday, April 18th. This invitation
has been accepted, and large delega-
ton from this city may be expected
There will be no celebration in this
city this year.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

EfD~ Remember th3 Auction Of
Household Furniture, on the corner
Of Putnam and Jefferson Avenue.
opposite Judge Parrett's, takes place
on Saturday, March 18th, az Q o'clock
A. II. ARTHUR LODGE,
mar37 It CHAs. JENKINS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

The Great Civilizers Of the Race
are the school, the church and the
railway. But the White Pine Com
pound Of Rev. J. w. Poland pene-
trates every nook and corner Of civil
ization, with healing on its wings, ito
cheer, to comfort and to bless all
who are troubled with coughs, colds,
&c. Sold by Cloud & Aiken, at 81 90
per bottle. ar24-d2t wilt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

MORE NOVELTIES Woo len Cards,
Fill de Linge Cards. Japanese Cards,
Crystal Cards, Antique Cards, aud ali
the newest styles Of Wedding, Call
ing and Party Cards, at the
mh14lw JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

APRIL MoNTHLIEs.-The atlantic
and Harper's for April, full of inter-
estiDg articles, are for sale at SCOTS
News Depot, corner Of Second and
Main Streets.
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BJ- New Goods are daily received
at the stylish store Of j. III. Schrichte,
No. 80 Main Street, where you can
find it cheaper to buy than any other
place. Give US a call and examine
for yourselves.
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FIFTH WARD.

Considering the condition Of the
weather, the attendance at the meet
ing of this Ward, at Philip Decker's
store, was very good. An organiza-
ton was effected by calling Mr.. Philip
Decker to the Chair and the appoint
ment of Capt. Isidore Esslinger Secre-
tary.
Mr.. Decker, in few well-timed re-
marks, stated the object of the meet
ing to be the selection of a candidate
for COUNCILMAN and making other
arrangements for the approaching city
election.
Nominations being declared IN
order, Mr.. Samuel Orr present.
ed the name of Mr. William
Heilman, and fully endorsed his past
services in the Council, and spoke
highly of his public spirit and his de
votion to the best interests Of Evans
vile. Mr.. Heilman asked to he re-
lieved from further service. a. he
thought he had borne his share of
the public work, and that a new man
should be placed in the position. Mr.
Orr replied that in many Of the other
Wards new men would be selected,
and it was very important that some
members be retained IN the Council
who were conversant with the bust
ness, and who understood fully the
condition OF city affairs. No other
names were put in nomination, aud
she entire meeting, by a rising vote,
insisted that Mr. Heilman should
make the race.
The following persons were selected
as the Campaign Committee: 5. p.
Havlin, Stephen Armstrong, John
Coleman, J. w. Green. John Shu-
bert, F. G, Decker, Thomas NJ.
Archer, Mich Oeth.
The city ticket was ratified by ac-
elamation, and in the best spirit,
and evincing an earnest determine
ton to succeed in the Ward and give
the general ticket handsome major
ity. The meeting adjourned to meet
in mass meeting at Turner Hall. on
Saturday night.
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AUCTIoN.-We will sell at public
auction, Thursday, March Goth, at 9
o'clock, An, at the residence Of A.
Lodge, corner Of Putnam Street and
Jefferson Avenue, opposite Judge
Parrett's, cur household furniture,
consisting Of carpets, chairs, bed
steads, stoves, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
ARTHUR LODGE,
mch24-3t CHAs. JENKINs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
SIR KNIGHTS.
ATTENTION.

Regular Conclave of Valerie Com
mandery at their Asylum this even
ing, az y O'Clock.
mar27 Ii GEO. H FISH. Il. G..
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sD- The auction sale Of a Billiard
Table, by Hiram Nelson, is post
poned until tomorrow (Friday) at
81 O'Clock; also, the Printing Press.
MARCHES
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Observation-Disclosures was a
most disagreeable day = cold and
rainy.
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pa Fine dwelling for sale. See
Of the Evansville Ma
tional Bank, Of a valuable dwelling
house and lot for sale. 26-1t
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pa Lecture at the Evansville Busi-
ness College, by Chas. +. Marsh. ESQ.
this evening at O'Clock. Subject
Sales Of Personal Property, Goa
cluded The public are invited.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27
CITY N VS..
GRAND RALLY
Republican Mass Meeting
AT TURNER HALL,
SATURDAY NIGHT, March 18th.

An adjourned meeting of the Re-
rabliean City Convention will be held
sa Turner Hall, on Saturday night
8ext.
Mayor BAKER has accepted an
iayitation to address his fellow-citi-
Bons, Speeches may also be expected
from
Captain II, CLAY GOODING,
GEORGE P. PECK, Esq,
D. D. DOUGHTY,
And others.
Let there be a grand rally of en-
ahusiastic Republicans.
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Turner Hall on Tuesday night, was
unanimously ratified by a rising vote.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
The entire proceedings were mark
ed with a spirit Of harmony and en-
thusiasm which indicated that the
sterling Republicans cf the Third
Ward were going to win.
FOURTH WARD.
The meetipgwas called to order by
Dir. D. D. Doughty, who moved that
Mr.. Samuel J. Lewenstein be called
to the Chair. which motion vas unan-
imously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Philip Euler, jr.,
Mr. D D. Doughty was chosen Sec
rotary.
Mr. LoTenstein before taking his
seat, thanked his friends for the honor
conferred on him, and stated that the
object of the meeting was to nominate
a candidate for Councilman Of the
Fourth Ward, and that it was not
only the intention to nominate, but
to elect him when nominated. He
then stated that nominations were
in order Accordingly Mr. Fred.
w. Cook was put in nomination.
There being no other candidate, he
was declared the unanimous choice
of the meeting.
A motion was then made to ratify
the nominations on the city ticket,
made at Turner Hall last Tuesday
night, which motion was unanimous
ly adopted, each man pledgin9 to sup
port and work for the ticket as a
whole.
Major II. 4. Mattison was then
called out, and made a few well-timed
remarks, which were well received.
He said that when he was in a Re-
publican meeting, he always felt at
home. He did not intend that his
bugle should give any uncertain
sound, but was ready at any and all
times to give reason for the faith
within him. Major NJ. said: 6 I did
not know under what control
of Evansville was, when | came to
the city, but when | visited the public
schools, and learned of the public
improvements IN the city, l did not
think it worth while to ask to what
political party the interests of the
city had been entrusted" He con-
tinued to speak earnestly for FIVE or
ten minutes, urging all to go to work
and secure the election Of the l0hoJe
ticket.
The following named gentlemen
were then appointed a canvassing
committee: G. w. Snyder, d. d.
Doughty, Emil Keuchler, T. w.
Simpson, DR.. f. Schiller, Phil. Euler.
Jr; and Jno. CRIES..
1t was then moved that the meet
ing adjourn to re-assemble at Turner
Hall on Saturday night, in mass meet
ing.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

70 LoUISYILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday,
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To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
HEaa Saturday at O'Clock P. N. Every
n5onday and Thursday at O'Clock P. n.
70 EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock p. N.
10 HEsDERsON-DaiIy. except Sundays,
IS A82clOck Pm.
20 NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
TO MEMPHIs-Seni-week
80ckpOrt Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
~gLiAa,) carrying the mail, leaves at Z A. NJ,
, ~ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Strives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
EEs5 Saturdays.
HeW Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
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Bays sind Saturdays by 4P.M
dt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
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To NEwBURG.-Hacg daily Except Sun
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MilUards Hello Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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EIGHTH WARD.

The meeting in the Eighth Ward
was organized by calling 3Ir. John
Greek to the Chair, and choosing Mr..
Joseph Curnick Secretary. The
Chairman, after thanking his friends
for the honor conferred, stated the
object of the meeting. and said hat
nominations were then 10 order. Ac-
cordingly John H. Rocker. Edgar
Sharpe, F. W. Brinkmeyer and James
Wiltshire were pat IL nomination.
Messrs Brinkmeyer aud Wiltshire
both declined The vote being taken.
resulted as follows Rocker p,
Sharpe p. Mr.. Rocker having re-
ceived the majority of the votes cast.
he was declared the choice Of the
meeting.
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REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS
l Asst NIGHT.
UNITY AND ENTH USLASM
The People Wide Awake.
Large Attendance Despite the
Bad Weather.
The City Ticket Unanimously En-
dOrSed without a Single Dis
senIing Voice.

Notwithstanding the exceeding in
clement weather of last night, the
Ward Meetings we're well attended,
leading and influential citizens in
each Ward being in attendance The
meetings were all enthusiastic, evinc-
ing a spirit and determination to sue
eeed never before manifested in Ward
meetings in Evansville We give full
reports of the meetings.
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B5- Open end Square, Unique,
Carrier Dove, Wedding, and other
envelopes, can be purchased az the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Clark Spool Cotton is the best.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-27

Machines U.e Oark'8 SPOOL Coaoa
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Take none other than Clarbs Co,ton.
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-HlracTsNeealesforsale everywhere.
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Cqrb's Spool Cottoni is s Cord to 30
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Hand sewing try Nil,oard's Needles.
-O-
LADIES' use Clark's Spool Cotton.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-17
please show me where to put my

please show me where to put my
things?"
"faix, now, if KNOW was the be-
wildercd answer. "The last wan tdhat
was here fl.pin tdhe room wid me, an'
KEEP her tdbings tdhere, av course"
""ell, if you will allow me to have
mine put there, suppose it will be I'll
right"
"schurc now an tdhe plase isn't f1-
ed uI', at all, at all, ,dbis mornin' !"
and che started up the kitchen stairs
to remedy the defect. When permit
ted to 60 up, Margaret followed her,
aud seeing nothing but the usual con-
fusion CT a mean and badly kept room,
spike TO the carrier t, bring up tho
zovds Alter he left, the poor girl
was profuse ia her apologies for tho
disorder Of her person and room. but
Margaret pleasantly reassured, her aud
inquired her name.
"Kate, if yccs plaze, Miss; Ka'e
O'S|:anna>ee, to be SEIZURE"
Then; Kate, we can easily fx this
room up, and have It as nice d. IN
pIease Here are two large windows.
We will wash them and put away these
Old paper bI:nls. With these yenitiaa
shutters We shal! not need them, and I
suppose Mrs. Walter; will no, care.'
"Oche, the divil bit w TIE mis-
thress cares cint what We do wid tdhis
room."
But for her short experience in the
humble home where "a little art had
done som much for the mean rooms,
Margaret's heart would have failed at
this prospect. But she found comfort
in the good nature of her future room
mate; and after aonning he working
1resst of narroW-barred brown-and-
white domestic gingham, with a rib
apron of the same, and arranging a
soft fold Of snowy muslin around her
throat, she tucked her bonnet neatly
away in its box, euvelo2ed in its sheet
of white wadding to guard against dust,
and descended to begin the duties Of
her new life.