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nrantcs for the prosecution OF Practical
WASHINGTON COLLEGE-LEXING-

" TON. VA.-lhc next session opens third
IliCRSDAY In September, ls6s, and closes fourth
fIIt RSDAI in June, 1869. The Faculty consists
fGrncral l.. T.. Lee. President, with professors
elal.u. Greek. Mathematics, Modern Languages,
V.~. Philosophy. History. and English Ian
.1.t.. and Literature Applied Mathematics. Ma
rg-.l Philosophy, Chemistry and Law and Equity.
rr,,r are distributed into FirSt-FaculEy OF
S.roud-Faculty of Science. Thrd-Fa-
~, of Literature and Philosophy. Fourlh-Fa-
.ol Law. In each Of these is conferred u dis
Earhrlor's degree, and the degree of Master
-. - orru alike 10 students In each course.
t"nari,nrul uf Science are conferred also
I5>sionnai diplomas of civil Engineer and Mi
~ nrnFr-sors provision is made for thorough
Tt'a In lie departments Of English Ancient
I~Jtrn lauaniArc, and Mathematics.
"rrNsEs: Al necessary expenses heed not
r Mi particulars apply TO
Il '"'' +. {. GORDON, Clerk of Faculty.
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FLAG-RA1sING-Jeff Ward Seymour
and Blair Club will have grand fag-rais-
ing this afternoon. Colonel NJ. Johnson,
Hon. H. A. Wise, Judge Robert Ould, and
others, will speak. All favorable to the
cause are invited to attend.
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ASSAULT AND observation-disclosures Sulli-
van was arrested on Saturday on q charge
preferred by Ellen Lyons for assault and
battery. Ellen Lyons was arrested on q
similar charge, preferred by Johanna Sui
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DYEING AND SECURING.

TSTABLISHED IN ls60--L. LIME
~ MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING. SC0UR-
ING, and PRINTING EsTABLlSLIMENT, 7, so
BROAD STREET BETWEEN xEQgRrH aud
shawls- cioaks aud sacq9es dyed in say e0lors de-
sired or cleaned in the Very best and neaest man
1ner. sGentieinen's garments cleaned or dyed and
ltshed printing Department. and viii print ladies'
silks, merinos. p9plips delaipes, and alpaca
dresses. Call and see samples OF my printing.
- ttyeY14! !f.o.& l.. LISSEMAN,
Practical Dyer, Scourer and Cleaner
r s.-Perso:is residing at distance IRON @ ne INC
them returned again In the same way at short no-
tice. ,r,.g,.s,.f.ra. d. sSss,g !. an e-Sm
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X RAIN BAGS.-The James River Ma
NJ nufactlring Company has resumed the me, =
nufacfure OF Its well-known DOUBLE.W WAhf
GRAIN BAGS, and now otter the best article on
the market and ut the lowes price when regard Is
had 10 quality. ~! gsaG u. 4rfESSlLE1..i -
Il Jy l6-lm aseht'
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GRAIN BAGS, &c.

DAGS, BAGS, BAGS.-40,00O GRAIN
u BAGS for saie-frem the cheapest shipping
to the heaviest English iineH-hand-made, double
stitched sold on account OF manu- nufscturers. Also,
for rent any quantity on terms laid down by Cham
Der OF Commerce. I'VE buy sWUUlI of all grades
and quantity for cash sell Hoyt Brothers LEA
Their BETTING on commission at nianufactu-
rers' prices and keep constantly on hand full as
sortnent OF GROCERIES aud LIQU QUORS.
~ WINSTON u POWERS
iva 10 corner Gary and Fourteenth streets.
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Nor THAT PLAcE.-Mrs. Wittingham re-
quests us to state that the late row did
not take place at her house. She does not
keep dance house, she says, but o respect
able grocery. The bali was given in an
adjoining house. .L VI ..I
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NJ. ELLYsoY & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lina, Tennessee, ami the northern cities at pub
Iishers' rates, FOR cash. Apply at this office.
w. ~ 3l-eodk
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YOU can be relieved OF letter, itch, ringworm,
poison oak barber's itch, blotches, or any erup-
ton of the skin, by using BENsoN's SALALEM
BROTu -.,. ... Is.
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EDUCATIONAL.
,,rn,rAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

tFENitAL CohhEph Vt Nlh1iNla,
SESSION OF lSGs-' Ga.-The next ANNUAL.
{Lr.r 1Y LECTURES viii commence on the
~ MONDAY N OCTOBER and continue
''", ~. 1T pF MARCH. with fun corps OF
M .s . r., and with All requisite means of illnstra.
.- .4|. racslnics for the prosecution OF Practical
.',fars, are ample
'.lut.sl Instruction at the Uoward'S Grove Hos
49, ,l5. Cliy Alm>-houSts. and the College in
.....-,. prc.c"ting IN the aggregate Il large field
-,n. practical study of disease. ...... ..-.
"1.. !:iirInary which is also the Scamen's Hos
.'st I.r the p0T: o.! Richmond, IS open for the re-
.....m - pgtlcniS from any quarter nj very mode
# rates. and offers peculiar advantages for the
..H.. or surgical treatment Of diseases and In
ysr>: Mairiculation, s.; Professors tickets,
... course. $12o; Demonstration Of Anatomy, $40 !;
.r4#aat.uu. SS0.
ir.~ra credit for the amount ofihc Professors
,., O.. Students presenting proper evidence OF ina
4ty &" make present payment, and Of capacity
,ef good character.
FOR further information or = copy OF the clrcu-
.,r address l.. s. JQYNES, N. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
HIcUSoNp, August L 1858.
All l-62awst&w6t
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TO VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

Inc AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL and MI
Hh"AL LAND COMPANY has completed ar
.I'Seihents FOR the sale and settlement OF M
'NVNED LANDS IN Virginia. All landed pro-
''e'"fs desiring 10 avail themselves of the SER
yves ol TINS Company Will please call on or ad-
"vss Inc agent Of the Comany.
CHARLES i. MORRISS
No. lsSs Main street,
- H-Sm Richmond, Va.
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To TOBACCO MASUFAcTURERs.-The notices
required by the new tobacco tax law to be pasted
Oh the tobacco boxes may be had at the Dtspdtch
Printing House. ~. .r r
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" hi'HAEDSOS. L. Is. NEWBURN.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,

no lolS Main and Eleventh streets. s.,
III "uI s tease, and rent Houses and Lands, pub
anu privately, In the city and country make
iii II,,ehts ana Negotiate Loans, and give espe-
Gs'.'Jtiph To The Collection of Rents. 81.
p,,un' p!tpcIIulasiOI To Messrs. Lancaster q Co..
Il - VI - i.suo Co., W. & D"nnan d. Co.. Colonel
x E,,ILnttidS; Claiborne BarLsdale, Esq. Caslie
o. ''WV!nsia Wtia Eo"ker, Kerr Il Lyon, Allan Il john
- I..s Ses t!t>hugh, Peacly L. Grattan. Esq,
sry nas bylGn Dt. VI. W. Parker. Pest0p IL
Va eauer i: Holiaday, Es'l., TaIiaferro x
80 " : h"et Esq. iy g--3ln
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RICHMOND, May oOsh, 1858.
cows FOR SALE.

SUPERIOR MILCH COWS.-Being EEsH
= ovcrstocked. offer for sale privately y3&-u.-
FIVE OR SIX SUPERIOR COWS, with young
AYRSHIRE calves by their side. xu
;.u 6-lTS JOHN D. CNENcnhN'
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EOR BALTIMoRE.-s -steamerss
i STATE OF MARYLAND, Cap X8|ll'I - -
tain WILLIAM GoEGHEG4N, win leave ner wharf
on TUESDAY, August 1lth, at O'Clock "A. III.
Freight received up to O'Clock 2. III, Monday.
For freight or passage, apply to ..7E'''7S =
4 - - HARVEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents. s.
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SAVINGS BANK.
, ,ICHMOND BANKING

.,sICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 1902 cornerofMain and Twelfth streets,
~ Richmond, Va
STATE DEPOSITORY.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President,
JOHN +. &. POTTS, Secretary,
JOHN c. DAVIS, Cashier,
T. y. STARKE, General Agent.
BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Particular attention paid to collections.
Fire Insurance effected on most reasonable terms.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Wcpay Gper cent. on deposits in this department,
sat In yite the attention Of all Interested.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN b. DAVIS, X. o. HASkINS,
JOHN A. BELVIN, WM. IRA SMITH, ..
JOSEPH HALL, 7. w. BOSWELL,
LEWIS Il. FRAYSER, JAS. Nj. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM w. CRUMP. ...s..
rs
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the wire and set the house on fire in dozen

the wire anu SET the house on IIre III uozen
places. ..ss-s.
! Z" It is manifest that the roof will not dis
charge its electricity until the equilibrium
in the cloud is restored; and this may occur
through some better conductor, or q nearer
one to the cloud, although many miles from
the house The influence of thunder storms
in the growth of plants is not usually recog-
nized, but attributed to other causes. The
fact is that every plant and animal is cleo
trifed by induction through clouds that are
apparently exciting no influence on the
earth-the milk in the cellar more fire.
quently records such events, and the insu-
lation of the milk-pan would better pre-
serve its contents than mere temperature,
&C., if our theory is correct"
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NEAR
y STAUNTON, VA. by PlkE POWERS,
upras the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
ami closes the last Of June.
TERMS For board and tuition, exclusive of
Washing lights. and towcs,) $50 per half session.
payable in advance.
REFERENCES The Faculties of the University
Of Virginia. tn. Virginia Military Institute, and
Washington College. Address carly
PIKE POWERS,
'vlF-2taw7t Stalnton. Va.
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2nlrntoltd 1ispatrl;lr',

THE CIRCULATION OF THE 'sDIsPAT
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CrRCU.
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY, -rggs-f Etr.
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EoR NEW YORK .-oLD sSss
ft DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoM-s@sas&ahE
PANY.-The new and elegant sIde-whrel steam
ship ALBEMkRLE, Captain GEORGE w. Couch,
August Iith, at 0 O'Clock A. 81. Freight received
all day MONDAY. Fare 3d. Round tickets, go
Steerage, 80. For freight or passage, apply TO
: - WILLIAM C.tDUNHAM Z CO., r =
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BANKS AND BANKERS.


EANklSG-HOU OF WM. i. IsAACS Il Co,
kICIlMONp, Va, August 10, 1858.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
w RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS.
VIRGINIA. STATE BONDS.
MUTUAL BANKING COMPANY STOCK,
, LOVER IllLI. RAILROAD STOCK.
WE WANT
FIt~T NATIONAL BANK STOCK,
NOTES OF THE CORPORATION OF RICH
NIND, PETERSBURG. and NORFOLK, and
EECl RRENT HANk NOTES GENERALLY,
~ iUll market rates.
aulU WILLIAM Is. ISAACS & co.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
pusit your money and get interest. DO not
keep idle.
hrFlCR CORNER MAIN AND WALL, No. 1900.
~ SECURITY UNDOUBTED.
JOHN +. BOSSIEUN, President.
,lIoMAS :. ARMlSTEAp, Cashier. iy?3-Sm
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 10, Is6d.
Sun rises Moon rises. -. .1l.e1
Snn sets .84s High tide, A. M...... s.ol
Port OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 8, 1895.
'tG'~1 ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mer-
chandisc and passengers, We. Dunham 4 Co.
Steamer eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Il, Tatum.
Brig Ham, New York, in ballast, Warwick &
Barksda1e. g#5 fLg.r.wfyE ss EGy Fl
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, Iner
chsndise and passengers, Haryeys & Williams,
Schooner Lucy Ames Boston, merchandise,
Crowefi i Carrie. .4 a1E rT-e as !!
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Rising Sun sailed from Philadciphis
for Richmond on the 7th- al -
Schooner Z. Ii. Booth, from New York, put Into
the Lewcs Delaware. on the 5th. g1
Sailed from City Point. barIues Alma ana Norsk,
Veritas, tobacco for E. w. de Yoss Il Co. =. 5s5'5
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats Of
lN the JAMES RIVER, AND KANAWHA CA
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, or prepaid at the op-
tion of the shipper. Freight received and de-
liyeret at my Office, on the dock. .,-ss M -.
Way freight will not be delivered Till charges arc
paid ~ - L.no2 %. sE.1-tgJ 1851
: Boats locked and insured.
de II - EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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10 SEIPPERS.-STATONs<Aa.

TO SHIPPERS. STATION saszuHsh
& HILLS LINE OF BOATSE.zsEJ
are Nv making regular trips eGooos rec. IVed Ior
all points on the canal between Richmond, LexiHg-
tom and Buchanan-boats leaving three times per
week.. Office on basin bank and Eleventh street
We solicit the patronage OF our friends and the
times at our office. VIM. NJ. STATION, Agent.
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French ur one Modern Language. 20
payab,c In Currcncy-halt In advance.
Refer 10 Professors smith. Holmes, and Peters,
VI-rluia University Mrs. John Il. Floyd: Bishops
Pierce, Early, pog%ctt Rev. Drs. Duncan anu
M8i~cy.
Far catalogues, address
WILLIAM A. HARRIS.
.yoa codlCt Staunton, Va.
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.rrSLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

w STANTON. NA:-,The next session be-
rjARRl< President, with Faculty Of twelve
rra,rssors. Teachers, and MatronS-Professor
rurltrd respectively at the University of Nir-
,.ma Virginia Military Institute. United States
Vtrary academy &C. System of teaching like
ria, pursued Ia the University of Virginia. Great
auratiuu Is paid :" health, comfort. refinement,
H. Gurl fare AMI good ROOMS, with fires in each.
ms Is one of the most fourisling schools IN the
>aurA and is attended by pupils from nearly all
sections uf Virginia AMI various southern states.
mi. s,.>s sion arrangements will be made I" accom-
lalaic 1ll applications. Stannton Is distinguished
1.r its health . =
It,u.ES fUI: THE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
t;.,rI and tYitinu In the Collegiate Course
with Ancient Languages S2l3
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ASSETS OVER $a 900, 900.

Assets employed here for the general benefit.
desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS INV
ted. .-r,
p 'o'Aee AWE D. j. HARTsOOK, President.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary. - =. ft-
B. C. WHRRRY, JA., Assistant secretary
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THE DISPATCH.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 10, Iss.
Sun rises. Noon rises; OIL
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A Tale of Love.

One quiet night in leafy June, when
bees and birds were all in tune, two Low.
| ers walked beneath the moon. The night
was fair--so was the maid, they walked
beneath the shade, with none to harm or
make afraid. Her name was Sue, and
his was Jim, and as he was fat and she
was slim, he took to her and she to him.
Says Jim to Sue, ''By all the snakes that
squirm among the brush and brakes,
love you better'n Buckwheat cakes"
Says Sue to Jim-"Since you've begun
it, and been and come and gone and
done it, like you next to a new Bun
net" Says Jim to Sue, sMy heart
you',e nusveu, out l have always gals
mistrusted." Says Sue to Jim will
be true; if you love me as l love you,
no knife can cut our love in two" Says
Jim to Sue, s.Throngh thick and thin if
you are true count me in, I'll court no
other gal agin.' Jim leaned to Sue, and
Sue leaned to Jim, his nose just touched
her jockey brim. four lips went-went
ahem! ahem! ahem and then-then
-then-and THEN-Oh. gals, beware of
men in June, and underneath the silver
moon, when--when frogs and crickets are
in tune, les, your name be in the paper
soon.
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TESTIM oNlALS.

OeDsNsBURGH. N. Y, May z, 81.
Mr. McKELvEY: Dear Sir-Your Life Com
pound is working wonders in this section, and
I have every reason TO be than full for what il
has accomplished in my own case and that Of
my wife. My complaint, as you may remem>
ber, was Liver Disease in its worst form. had
not taken your medicine more than three weeks,
when felt SO much encouraged as to order a
box for my wife also, who was suffering from
what the ply sicians termed disease OF the kid.
neys. This was in November last. We have
now taken two packages each. and I am happy
to inform you that We have good reason to con,
clude We are both permantly restored to health
and that, by your Life Compound. Encouraged
by its good effects in our cases, several of our
afflicted neighbors sent to you for the medicine
and am informed by three of them, with whom
am intimately acquainted, that they, too, be-
lisve themselves entirely cdred by it,
You may make such use ST this statement a.
yon may deem proper.
With gratitude,
Rev. B. r. GORMLY.
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lutte OF Ways and Means, the most i'm
portant OF all the committees to the TAX
payers of the State. The first impor-
tant bill reported by him from the com
mittee was one making a reduction OF
twenty per cent. in the State tax:for gen
eral purposes, which passed precisely as
reported. In order that the revenue
might not suffer from this reduction of
taxes, the committee proposed m appro
priation bill corresponding with It, and
1t is worthy of remark that not . single
amendment was voted by the House to
the general appropriation bill reported
by the Chairman of the Ways and Means
On all Of the many bills introduced du
ring the session for raising new local
taxes, whether for building railroads.
constructing gravel roads or any other
purpose. he uniformly voted "No," ex-
cept on the bill authorizing increased
local taxes for school purposes
Owing to a want of conformity be
tween the State law taxing bank capital,
and the act of Congress establishing the
national banks, the latter had escaped
taxation by the State entirely. To rem
edy this, Mr.. n. introduced bill to tax
the shares of stock in those hanks in the
manner authorized by the act of Cor
II ACSos WulCu dktCI q oGICuuOuS COutcS !.
was passed, whereby the State realized
over S2OO,OOO for each of the years
1867 and 1868
ced by Mr.. Newcomb, was bill sup
Elementary to the act of 1865, regnla-
ting the taxation of railroads. That
act it was found, would relieve railroad
companies from taxation until 1869, and
the purpose Of the bill was to continue
in force the former law on that subject
until the new appraisement of railroad
property it provided for should be made.
This bill passed unanimously. Nothing
W as neglected by the Committee Of
Ways and Means to protect the revenue
of the State, nor to make ali Of her cit
izens bear just proportion of the public
burdens, that was within the competen-
cy of the Legislature. On all distinc->
tive party questions Mr. N. always acted
with his party friends He WAS . Whig
before the Republican party Was organ
zed. and has been an earnest Republi
can ever since the party has had an ex-
stence ~
We speak of Mr.. NewcOmb's services
20 the State al length, not because OF
my personal consideration or prefer
,nce, but because we believe that there
8 probability of his becoming q strong
ival of Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. Cum
Jack for the position of Senator, in
which event our readers will be the more
amiliar with the man He is man Of
ability, an earnest advocate
# genuine Republican principles, and
consistent church member. If per
nance he should be selected, we are
atisfied that he would throw the weight
# his influence and voth against all ex-
ravagant and needless appropriations
f the peoples money. -
A. J.
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The betting Republicans are in luck.
There were many bets upon the question
whether any Republican State would
give Grant as large majority as Ken
tucky would give Seymour. Massachu-
setts gives Grant 1909 Kentucky
gives Seymour 76,320. There were
many bets upon 10000 Republican ma
jority in Indiana; 10000 Republican
majority in Ohio, and 10000 majority
for Seymour in New York The official
figures are: Grants majority in Indiana,
1892; in Ohio, 1920. Seymour,s ma.
jority in New York is 9, 40.
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/
ers good angel to- day., said Hetty
STOPPING over the basket and lifting tn
packages. Sure enough, here's Crist
mas for you; and she took an enor
nous turkey from the basket
There was anoth er knock at the door
and tall man entered, and stood ther,
on the threshold The sick woman
looked up, and great cry, the cry o.
joy, rang through the room.
"Robert! Robert!'
The man was on his knees beside his
sister, his arms about her, kissing hel
eyes, her lips, her forehead.
| Explanations came brokenly. In
spite of his first disappointment, some
| thing kept telling the stranger that 'lit-
tie Lucy might, after all, be his sisters 8
child. He could not rest, therefore, un-
til he had come to see. And Lucy told
how she had married, but her husband
had been killed at Antietam
"There is my guardian angel said
the fearful woman, at last, pointing to
Miss Hetty you may thank her that
am yet live
For the first time, now, the stranger
saw there was another woman in the
room. There was silence for the space
of moment. Miss Hetty Moss looked
him straight in the eye, her color fit
ting and returning, the breath coming
quick through her parted lips.
1t is you, Hetty-but you do not re-
member me- he said, hesitatingly, yet
appealinely.
'Yes, do, Robert came with
quick gasp. 'Oh, Robert!' and Us he
rushed forward, her hands were in his,
her head upon his shoulder.
Then came Hetty Moss story. She
had always been faithful to her love.
Her father, after some years, had died
insolvent. Hetty after his death, had
left the village where she had been born,
and had come to the great city in search
of employment. Here, by one of those
inscrutable DEGREES of Providence, that
the ignorant call chance, she had come
across Roberts sister, now widow,
and almost penniless. They had thrown
in their lot together. Hetty had skill
with her needle, besides some taste In
dress, and had set up, in humble way,
as a dress maker Sometime she went |
out by days work, and sometimes labor
ed at home. In these latter cases, Mrs. |
Pettigrew helped her with her needle.
But, latterly, the times had been hard,
work was scarce; and both had been
aear to starving. On the Christmas
eve. when little Lucy went out TO see if
'he cold gather few sticks or chips,
hey had not a dollar between them.
have more money than I know
What to do WITH said the newly -foun
brother. You shall never, Lucy, dear,
1now want again
Need we tell the sequel How there
vas grand dinner in one of the most
legant private parlors of the Continen-
al Hotel the next day !; and how Hetty
ecame bride week or two after: or
ow little Lucy never knew again the :
angs of poverty, or the longing for a
christmas doll. I
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~-Persens believing they have made an inven-
tionor a discovery in art science, and desirous
of knowing whether the same has be patented,
BY transmitting to model, o drawing, a suf-
cient description to make the invention inteligi-
BILE, can have a thorough examination made in the
Patent Office, and the result of aid examination
forwardedto them for unreasonable compensa