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Dalsinsrs laarkess, fe.lay.

, bAtf1o11. Jane 30.-Ootton active at 3iI
super. 5.50aS6.S 50; do. Extra, 5J0a<S IS; do.
EamIy, 7.75a&9; City Mills Super, aaSo; do.
Extra, CAS-; do. Family, 7.75a$iO. 50; Western
super, 5as5.25; do. Extra, 5-5Oa&6 IS; do. Fam.
iIy, I.25aS5.s5. Whea dull; choice new white
~; do red, els. Corn weak: white. s3as5; vel
low, S5a90. Oats firm at 70a73 for light 7SaSo
ior heavy. Pork quiet at S34. Bacon quiet
no siaee, IL: clear do. lskalsS; sholders, Is:
mans -. Lard dull at 2Oc whisky firm ana
IN good demand at Si.O5-stock scarce.
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA-Tfarmoay Ret,r,eu IN.
Wee CdPtatn General aud ne rOiunteers-Anotter
F'ght-EJecutioa of IifiJnsters, DC, Gc-Espi-
nsr gave dinner TO DE Rodas The latter in
speech, declared he came to the Island count.
Ing on the aid of $1,000 volunteers in the sun.
preston OF the rebellion. Complete harmony
exists between the Captain General and the
volunteers. The spanish Admiral has returned
from cruise. Gen. Lesca 10 actively pursuin
the insurgents IN the Cineovillas district, and
mas freq uent encounters with them The Dia.
RIO says De places volunteer cavalry, composet
oinative Cubans, in the front rank, as defend.
ers OF the integrity Of the Island. =. -
"A thousand Insurgents attacked an encamp.
ment containing the garrison Of Sayana on the
20th Instant and captured the entire force
. ghty men. General IetOna sailed from Prin.
cipe 70 their succor. but arrived LOO late. The
reoeio had destroyed the encamptment and left
TOUR spanish soldiers dead. =
Advices to the 2lst have been received from
santiago de Cuba. A number of dlibusters
from the schooner Grapeshot have been exc.
cuted, and among them Charles Speakmau, of
Aurora, Indiana; Albert Wyeth, Of New YORK;
Carlos QulnAn ard Martin Justice and Hari.
nez and Teriz. Three flibusters, Pedro Val.
dee, Joees Pena and 0regorio Rodigues, were
shot on the 18th instant near 0uantanamo Re.
lnforcements left Nuev itas on the gan for
PIincipe. Gen. Escalanti is sick. The general
neadq quarters OF The insurgents are esta6lished
ON the Elcercade plantations. Il 10 reported
that Quesada, Valdes, Castillo, and Bsnibltis
have met there and united their forces. "A
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SECRETARY OF THE NAVY robson LETT this
city last evening tor his home in New Jersey
He expects 20 be absent about q week.
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A CoLoRBD MAJ KILLED By HIS EMPLoYaR.
On Friday night WIN. Potter, q farmer living
near Elkton, Maryland, had an aitsrcatson
with coiored man in has employ, which re.
sulted in Potter shooting and almost Instantly
and gave himself mp TO tie authortties, telling
then that he hsd quarrel with hisman, in the
course OF which he tPottsfl drew . pistol, ssIust
10 scare The negro" he said, "but without Sny
iBteniion OF shooting the maA, >" bnt the nsxr0
immediately sprspg at him. and he was "com.
pei led 10 shoot him In self-defsnse. Hilming-
10. C,mMereiql.
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CAPTU RE OF THE CUBAN EXPEDJ.
TlON IRON NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 30.-The Cuban expedition
which sailed last night was captured forty
miles down Long Island Sound. The par
uculars are yet unknown, but the Marshal
says that all hands will arrive at the BROOKLYN
yard in the course of an hour or two.
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COMMANDER CHARLES II. CUsHNAN has
been detached from the New York navy yard
and ordered to duty in the Bureau OF Equip.
ment and Recruiting.
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DEPARrNKNr OF STATE

DEPARTSENT or STATE
WAeHIH"ToN, June IS, 1859 {
lpfoTnaSon has beer received az tnls Depart
ment from Mr.. A. G. Flyer, the Consular Cierk
of the United States q. Callao, of the dearh on
the l6thst March last, at sea. of John Sargens
a native of Hamburrh '
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DEPARTMENT or SrATr.

WASHINGTON. June a5. 1869 {
Information has been received at this Depart-
men, irom Mr. A. G. Hyer, the Consular Clerk
OF the United States at Callao, of the death On
tne 20 OF February last, At Callao, of John
ISaf., native of st. John, N. h
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WAR AGAINST A nRsPERAno

ST. Louis, juno 30.-Gov. McClurg has An.
thofized the organixation OF q special armed
force for the arrest Of the notorious desperado
and murderer, Samuel Hiidebrand, OF San
francasco. A proclamation has been issued
~ the sheriff Of WashinGton county warning
all people against hsrboriue him. and com.
manding all persons having knowledge OF hi,
whereabouts TO communicats with the roner
auteorities. reward Of $1,000 Is offered
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DErARTNRNr az SrArv

WAsHINeTON, June Is, 1863.
INFORMATION has been recei ed az this depart.
1ient from Mr.. A. &. Hyer. tie Consular OIerk
OF tne United states At Cssao, OF the death, on
the Ist OF MsrcS last, at sea, of lanes Watson
seaman OF the ship or vessel "Cnarles Daven-
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ABOUT FIFTY CLDRKs have been discharged
from the Adjutant Generals Office OF the War
Department. Instructions to that effect were
issued and executed to-day.
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UNITED STATES TKIAsCRER SPINNER ar
rived in this city last night
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IA New cireus trick Just insroduced IN
rams 10 for . man to leap from . height OF
eighty feet ana bouad hack again to the origi.
nel spot. The performer is fastened to an
elastic cord.
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TIE CUBAN fILIBusTKRs IN NEW YORK
A rumor was circulated In New York ysster-
day afternoon Of the arrest Of Colonel Ryan.
To be arrested. General Roger A. Pryor will,
d is said, be indicted for attempting to violate
the neutrality laws. Gen. Goicoasin has been
held to bail in 5000 TO answer the charge
against him, and $4,000 TO keep the peace. Ii
10 now ascertained, beyond doubt, that an ex.
petition Of four hundred mon. destined for
Cuba, sailed fro0 New York SATURDAY nieht
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INTERNAL REvEsuK.-The receipts to-day
from this source were SSis,s27.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

D
lnferuation has been received at THIS Depart
inent IRON Mr.. A. g. Hyer, the Consular Clerk
of the United States at Cailao of fhe daarh an
the z5sh OF February last. al Callso, of Charles
lawrence. civil engineer, q native OF New.
harcpton
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FINANCIAL Matters In Baltiasrs rs-day.
BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Virginia Sizes old.
5o oid. 5Oh asked; do. 1866, So bid; do 1861. 81
oidi DO. coupon, new, u bid. North Carolina
6's, new, So bid.
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. LAND SALES IN VInenrA.-1resn r. WIS.
real estafe agents, have cold Vrrhfn ~ las,
tew days tns Following tracts on iand .-ia
e acrss, near Hsrndon depot A.. Land Il. X. r
He. for s., go LOO acre. near 0uiiscrs 1901
a, II. sne =. Z. r., to Richard Puilsm. OF
unes. n. y, for ei,3oo; sss acres nsar the Fry.
,1S - Oeerch, ssd shout foar miles from
aInson eepct A. l. aud II. R. R. 70 4. u.
Val, OF Washfngton. ID. O., for ss.0O0.-lle~.
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"A G AL ERY,
304 PENNeYLvAHIA AvEUUH.
BETWEEh NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Ger
man, Brenc b, EDEltgh and American CHRUM OS
ENGRAv.NSs, fHOTOoRAPHs PSssE PAR
v0STs, SIbk69eCOPEe and sT1REOPTIO
0Ssl And eousfe fICTURD FkAMES, CORDS,
Picture Frame made to order. Prices mode.
rate. SMITH 4 STR0SG
&C ls-Iy Proprietor..
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PRReIpEsr GRANT has accey

ton Of the Rev. b. A. Mcguire. of Georgetown
College, TO distribute the premiums at the
commencement Tomorrow.
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fHE OCEAN NATIONAL BAyk, Ron.
Berry. -

Street.
NEw YoRK, June 30.-A policeman in Eliza.
beth street. early this morning Ton nd 4 trnnk
On the sldewalk directed 70 Captain Joardon.
OF ne Stx0 Precinct. The cover was forced
open, and Was found % contain houds ana 60. !.
uncates, stolen frem tie Ooean Nationsi Bssk.
70 the amount OF upwsrds OF a6oo,0OO re
aaair is considered very my sterious.
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nFIAHKlUPrCI.-rAs lesf s.ssa.sss OF
sss s::s:st : s:: s.:s .: e g: % -
sssksr 80 - = ~ 80 - g =. Siss; rIs cub
City Hall. - sssAt ktcys
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DRPARTMEEr OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, June rs, 1859,
Information has been received an tbis 1s
pariment from Mr. A. &. Hyer, the Cons ular
Clerk OF the United States at CaHso of the
death, on the 26th OF March last, at Callao, of
Joseph A. Starr. ~
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER FROM
YELLOW FGyER

NEW YORK, June 30.-Lieutenant Comman-
der William A. Van Week, u. 5. N, died Iast
evening. OF yellow fever, on board tne hospital
steamer Illinois.
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THE ORDER assigning Commander Boards.
lee to the Bureau Of Equipment and Recruit
ing has been revoked, and he has been as
signed to duty In the photographic Office, in
this city
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Wall Street fs.Dsy-

NxW YoRK, June 30.-Stocks unsettled. with
prices firm. Money active at per cent. and |.
commission. Sterling exchange. 9X. Gold.
"a. o:O's, 1s62, coupon, 81. l0-iOs, coupon.
~. North Carolina 6's, 5s do. new, So Virr
ginia 6's, old, 81; do. new, 6l1.
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ILL., WASHINGTON. d. G.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

\
DAVIS PAIN MILLER.
reader, thar it not only rossss.es Al the virtues
any other remedy ye have ever known; y - IL should
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the public benent.-HsTald Of GosPsI Liter's.
!eellm
ELLIS IRON BIrfERS.
Having used your Iron Bite a. in my practice,
Icsn testify TO rs superior tonic properties for in
II: APPETITE ssa !; digestion
ase :nf sss aos n
sGqsce In .sr.sseIe Es.sT must rse.mnend il to
r,s...sr 6. Ss,;sasissis ssSsr5 5sis.r!',;
Medicine and Surgery
For sac o' .V.na. ,Sd soS on street,
and Druggists seuersl,Y. my 2s-sm
ERRING BUT NOBLE.
Fired. desire . better MANHe0D. Sent in se.!.a
AID 8 iss fHSsi.i
PHALON-s "PAPhxAN LOTION"
srAur1IrIss THE 81 sssn ASD oonrL,1.
sEnoyrs ALL rs6Sssrrons, dSs rRrokL.s,
and Exfs ;;rfs1: :aa aHs sL60aiss! sSIh ssoTT'
Tor LADIES in the NURSERY Il 10 invaluable.
Tor 9kNTLuAEN aftoc SHAVIN0ft has no equal
"RAPHTAN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem.
e6y Tor diseases and blemishe co Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP''
or the TOILET, N URSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price - cents Per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
"RLOR DE MAYO.H
AIMnM PLRITME I0R THl HAEDKln:
TanGk TThiH AIS ihGxGSUIsITE. DHLlOATs, LASTING
PHALOH D SON, Hsv York.
- ,D Sold By al DruGgisto
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D0Chilians have ssch horror Of the sight OF
collins that their open exposure for sale has
beer forbidden at Santiago.
ga year ago young man went 70 Chicago
with S5.Ur. He pat "a all in open lots. Less
than month ago ne SOLD the property for
&c no p -I+
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foR1IeN NEWS RY CABLB.-BuriEg the 70.
cent election riots in Paris an American citlzen,
1r. j. q. Warren, was roughly handled md
or's police. He has now made complaint 70
minister Washburne and formally demands
compensation nom Napolson's 0ovsfnnSnt
The London Star IL soothed with ths circum-
stance that the reported escape of Colonel Rvan
ana his expeditton % Cuba Affords parallel
10 the case ofthe Alabama. = =
Inc Eenians held q meeting 10 Dublin on
MONDAY night TO demand from C3overnmenf the
release OF rrisoners now held on the charge oe
fenisnism. Four thousand were present and
blood and thunder were extensively talked.
Tns Grsat Eastern up to Monday boon was
in latitude ls.es, longitude 25ii, having run
ss3 knots from Brsst, and paid ont 9l6 knots of
cable. The signals are good.
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COMMISSIONER DELANo has received letter
from the Assessor of Internal Revenue ut
Cleveland, Ohio, inquiring as to the mode Of
taxing the excess OF dealers sales under par Q
sec. 19, OF the act Of June TO- 1864, and OF sales
OF liquor dealers, under sec. 50, act July DO
lsts, as amendment by the act April lO, 1859
replies "upon careful examination of the pro.
vision OF the law referred to, and com pairing
the same, am OF opinion that Congress in.
tended by the act Of April 10, Is69, to impose a
"a X on all sales In excess of the amounts epeci.
fed, at proper rates. including not only units OF
hundreds and thousands; but fractions thereof
and you viii hereafter assess upon such under.
standing"
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INTERNAL RIvENUE COLLECTIONS FOR To-
DAY AND FOR TIE FISCAL YRAR-The re-
ceipts of internal revenue to-day were over
eight hundred and forty.eight thousand dol.
lars, and the grand total for the fiscal year
ending to day, SIS, ,2s7, 1861.
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NEW YORK, June 30.-Flour dull and Sal,
cents lower. Wheat quiet and without decides
change. Corn dull, and cent lower.
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WoNHx PRSAcHBRs.-rhs New York Tri.
oene OF yesterday says: "a meeting OF Metho.
dist ministers was Asla yesterday, at No. 300
Mulberry street, for the diseussior Of the aues.
tlon now attracting the attention OF their
church. viz: SHALL We admit women 70 the
pulpitr Beyond IN attack on csrtain nswspa.
pers but little Was done, and the eaesting "a |.
Jonrned, to meet again in September"
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TIE TREASURY TO RE CLOSED ON MONDAY
The following order was issued day:
Treasury Department, June 80. 1s69.-As the
anniversary OF American Independence will
occur this year on Sunday, the Treasury DE.
paftment and its several bureaus will BE-
closed on Monday, the 5th day OF July.
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,, Secretary.
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. BIDS FOR SrATIoNHRY.-Yesterda bids
were opened for supplying the department,
during the next fiscal year, with stationery.
Messrs. Philip Solomons, Dempsey &
O'TooIe, and Blanchard & Mohun, of this city,
and DE Nau & Waterman, OF New York, were
the only bidders. The contracts will be awar.
dec as soon as the bids are compared
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS,
NEW BOOKS.
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NEW BOOKS.

wo0DwARDs NATIONAL ARCHIrlOrURr
containing l1V orieinsl dee ms pisns ana
details Tor the practical Construct On of dweIlipe
houses, Tor The Oeantry, suburb ant Wiz
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NUMBER 40.

Of any support for ber. a piece Of
the broken vessel had struck ber on
the temple as they we're thrown out
into the waters and before he had Sc
cured bit of board TO lean his body
upon she Was dead. She died with
head upon his breast. her arms about
his neck-and whispered at the last.
Il loved you so. Rose r.
After shat hs-knsw nothing. When
he csmt hack 20 consciousness be
was,in a fshermsn's hut, and rough
buthind hands we're mipis,sring to
HE wanta.
The waves cast poor Isabelle body
upon the shore. Hs had it semitic
his native city. sAd follow it As
soon as be vas able. Hetri Q for
get the Pasi aud bury it ia he grave
81 Gresn~ood. II ve eli co for
ge, The faults sbd s4rors ef ou1 dead,
aud renenbsr eply the good We
know IN them. Eow zach better it
would be.
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VOLUME IL
stanzas.

Leaf by leafthe roses fall,
Drop by drop the springs run dry;
One by one beyond recall,
Summer beauties fade ard die;
But the roses bloom again,
And the spring will gush anew,
In the pleasant April rain
And the sumner sun and dew.
So. in the hours of deepest gloom,
When the springs of gladness fall,
And the roses in the bloom
Drop Ii Ike raaidens wan and pale,
We shan find some hope that lies
Like a silent gem apart.
Hidden far from careless eyes
In the garden Of the heart.
Some sweet hope of gladness wed,
That viii spring afresh and new,
When grief's winter shall have fled,
Giving place to rain and dew
Some sweet hope that 5reathes offspring
Through the weary, weary times
Budding forth It's biossomings
In the spirit Of the glorious smile.
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J, II, TAYLOR

HAVING removed to his new store house,
East side Square. Pulaski, Z enn.,
INFORMS all his friends and the public
i generally that he is receiving a large stock
ofnew dry Goods carefully selected, a nice
ct of Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C. Family Gro
ceries, Hard, Tin and Queensware. a good
supply of mechanics Tools of every descrip-
1ion. Returns thanks for the liberal pa
tronsge ofthe people of Giles county, and So
Icits q continuance of the same. las also
q nice lot of Teady-mad3 Clothing which
he will sell at cost, and is selling every
thing very low. for cash; wants everybody
to call .nd see for themselves. declS-tf
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GrevilIe selecting such a jewel that
morning. aud limiting that 1 might
know more about it before long. I
supposed. OF course that he sent IT, :"
..He did notl l sent it to you,
Gepeyieve I I vrote that nots and
waited for you to ooms that night.
expecting to zee the jewel il your
hair. But you did not wear it. and
saw it afterwards on Gresills's guard
and heard him tell come ons that an
unknown person had seut it. sup
posed you had been trifing With me.
and that you had taken = sudden fan
cy to Greville, and that. By not re-
turning She jewel 20 me, or wearing
it IS requested. but sending il IN
stead 70 him. yoa bad made it serve
two purposes; one by showing ne
thstI ! vac dismissed. tbs other By
encouraging him. should he 6ud out
y 40 sent it. to continue his atssu-
:tioD.
"0b ! hr. arsbaml p she cried,
putting ont her hands in strange,
uncertain ~ay. As though to put back
The truth, '.aFs you sure ? IEsbsl
told ne that shs saw GrsviiEe pur-
chase the opal. and she asked ms hat
night if I had found ont anything
more about II. snd I told her had
ssGt it back 10 hid Robert Gre
vile. and that be put it on his
wAich guard to tell me that he vas
not oxsgcome. if6dsfsatsd. Ste kaee.
she nsass have kaown
Il see il ell now r. Sting
down Ike ons ia = dseaa mast
have been blind r
Life is full of mistsAes.
she said slowly. her eyes on
blue Sills.
hard TO look Us
Ee ansRe
Bur
yoa
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two psths merged
into q sRashine


ng from aSS9opPing e4
ursion. Thsy had taken = street
car. fall OF gentlemsa. Just IS the
lady took her seat. sns noticed =
beautifully worked liusn something
fall around her feet. It might have
been a handkerchief. and ths more
she thought Of it. tie more she felt
like something had given way around
her waist. An awful Fear took pos
session Of her heart. Those .reacAe-
rous buttons would give way sone-
times, and if her own had proved
false. what could shs do? Ifshs got
up, the accident would be noted by
every one. The perspiration broke
ont in great drops on her facs-the
checks. all rosy wl-h health and hap
pincss, were now pale as deAtR.-
What could che doA Every moment
drew them nearer home; and she even
could see the psliDgs of the fence
Henry was rising to ring the bell
'.stoP, Henty-don't. don't ring,
for mercy's sake IL enc whispered, as
tuggiBg at his coat tails, she pulled
MIN back to his seat.
why, what's the matter? We
are at homs.''
Oh, 1 know it; but don't get out.
Henry, please DON'T" and the tear
stained face wore an expression Ike
an angels. in HeDry's estimation.
tuEned go beseechingly upon him
Still the car rolled on. bat ths pas
sengers rather increased than not
"Why, Belle, where are you 60
ing?" ashed Henry, impaliently.
"Oh, don't ask me. but sit still
oh. do. now. to Oblige ne" faltered
the young wife.
"But, Belle, what is the mstter?"
4 can't tslI-oh, I cant tell, but
don't make me get up
And now the car had reached the
station aud the passengers were leav-
ing the vehicle.
Now. Belle, let's go.
'Wait just a moment sAid she ca
gerly as the last gentleman was de-
scending the step. and thsu sudden
ly spriugiDg up, she looked curious
ly at her feet. The white substance
fell away, and disclosed Henry 3
handkerchief dexterOusly spread for
her to sit upon, but which the sweep
of her dress had displaced.
why, it's a handkerchief said
she, surprised.
Yes, its mine. What did you
think it WASP
Thought it was my--my-my'-
oh, that was it,
Belle nodded.
We'll. since it amt your-your-
your--we'Il go home And they
went.
Traders and Manufacturers OF
Ideas.
Writers for the public are of two
kinds, both of which claim to be its
instructors. One class dwell chiefly
on the actual. upon facts, retailing
what other men have done, are doing
or are supposed to intend tc do
They are objective and narrative in
their character. The other class dis
cuss, investigate. inquire what is
just and right, ask what ought to be
done
"ApprOve the right; the wrong condemn
Such are the biasses Of two de-
scFiptions Of writer's.
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Ahcs fell o