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SLEEVE BUTTONS, SPIRAL STUDS,
Etruscan Sets, Fans,
received this morning at Priggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
betw cen and 9th streets.
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THIRNRS ..',. EoSS 1s.a7 10. soIINs PRE-.
lesmitX % the Iroyisions q the Charter Of tie
q 9oss & sSs I'll 4ss e re e The
is:s -: ~. - e, :'i q. iesk ss:sss. %
years; one nsnber Of the board Of xiierHsn, -
serve TIE ycesa; and three members Of the Beard
said Precinct the yotes of I'll wbs ore reessred IL
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WE ARE SELDOM CALLED UPON 70 chronicle a
thing so worthy Of notice as Hof's Malt Ex.
tract. 1t is just the thing the public have long
needed. 1t 10 q fluid resembling beer. and haa
been proved by analysis to contain certain in.
gradients Of vegetable origin. 70 which II owes
its beneficial and powerful effects as remedy.
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! FoR FINE WHITE SHIDFs 90 10 the ORIGINAL
Franc, 4947th street, between y and +. Prices
IS, 81, &l,25 and upward.
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b. j. Tablet.

SIXTH .wARO-SECOND VOTING PRE-
- CIMCL.Notiee e hereby given that. in con.
e dSFVss e :es sr0y,'sss e the es
escenS yssins Precinct OF the Sixth Wsrd. on
a0HDAH, he Ith day q June next, q DE house
street south, for COLLECTOR, 1sgstsr s.d SURVIVOR
g Ssrvs t.o years. one 1e.bsr q the Boa.d Of
Of the Board Of Common Council 20 serve one year;
and An Aoeseor 70 serve tyo yeers; &C which said
said Sixth Ward Of the city Of washington, the
initial letter Of whose namss is from ITO RI, In
close Il ;. n :. '' Taoaxs JACOBS . n and
JOHN ). Smith,
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Candidates Tor Aldermen, CounciI. and
Assessors.
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=. c. WEAVBR,
JOHN CURRY,
j, w, n AR6H,

SECOND WARP FIFTH VOTING PEE.
- CINCT.-Notice Is hereby given that, in con
Of Washington: an election will be held In the
Filth Voting Precinct Of the Second ward on
Of Mr.. Mason, on the west side OF Thirteenth
street between and II streets, for Collector
Register, and Surveyor, TO serve two years: one
member OF the Board Of Aldermen to serve two
years; three members of the Board Of Common
Council to serve year; and SCISSOR To- I'VE
two years. at which said Precinct the votes of All
who are registered in the said Seco nd Ward Of The
city OF Washington, the initial letter of whoee
names 10 from to z, inclusive, will be receiyeS
Polls open att o. m and close at m
WEI. SHOOTER.
E WAUGH.
GEO. JILLAHD,
laain
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The MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN.

REPUBLIC8-E MEETINGS.
The Ward Nominations,
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TH0B. W. PHILLIPS,
AARON RUSS lit.
RIOHAR n YDE-

THIRD WARD-SECOND VOTING PRE-
CtMc :, Office e hereby given that, in con
Of Washington, election will be held in the Sec.
1nd Voting Precinct Of the Third Ward, on MON.
s on ary 81 ySs mex: e l.
IN and sth streets vest, for Collector, Register
s and surveyor, g serve two years one member Of
three members Of the Beard Of Oemmcn Council,
to srvS one year Ct Which .aia Precinct the votes
the city ofWashington the initial letter Of vhoce
names 70 from = 20 b. inclusive. viii b receiyed
Jas b. Royce.
WM. BUOO.
joe. i. XyLLBY,
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SECOND WARD-FOURTH VOTING PRE
- - CiNCT1Hotiee 10 hereby given that, in con
Of Washington, an election viii be held in TIE
Fourth Voting Precinct of the seOond Ward. on
MONDAY, the eth day of June next Al the hon ~
Of CHARLES Robinson, west side TsirteenSb use
tween e and Z streets, for Collector, Register,
ana surveyor, 70 serve two years; one member OF
the BOARD OF Aldermen to serve two years. and
three members OF the Board OF Common Council To
serve one year and an Assessor to serve two years
at which said Precinct the votes OF ali who ".
registered in the said Second Ward of the CITY Of
bennington. the initial letter of whose names IL
from to 8, inclusive, will be received Polis
open at a NJ. and close at 0. m. VIE
3. WEAVER,
JOHN CuRRY,
]. w MARaH.
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WIN. r. ToNBY.

U10. =. KIDw1LL. WIN. p. ToNBY.
KIDwBLL q roNRY,
REAL ESTATE AND 0lNERAL AGuNr0
No. 11s F0URAND.A-HALF STREET,
nyelm WAeaIHGfON, ID. q.
M 8e. WATT respectfully informs her friends
w nd the public that she he's opened -
LAenlONAkLn nlLLINnRr end okIsee
MAKING H9fABLI6HMENT &C No. 3si TX
street north, heeveea l2th and 18Th. Having yurt
returned iron the North WITH full supply Of eli
q Coz s.ISso. sSs i:ziss c'''nshr . s ssss
M DURKrN. oARDENIR AND FLORIST, d
ssd .yy q plat end Sar der S
Esntsd 70 Be- sssisisesery.. GARDEN isss ssd
streets est Of ne Capitol. Score $50 ID stresf,
~: sI.a lssa and sA ssrss H. BE D.
a III Si1fso sso 4 q:
2 suit. T. - yoass0n, Asricaltu,.I Ware
Dyu.1-
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SElF-RAIsING FLOUR.

SELF-RAIsIHG FLOUR.
FORMAN, THE GROCER"
NOS. 2as AND 2zs sTH ST, BET. M AND n,
h,s Received the Agency for the District for the
JEWELL BROS. UNQUALIFIED
slLF RAISING FLoUR.
1T Is PUT Up In PACKAGES OF SIX LBS.
EVERYBODY SHOULD Thy 1T.
ONCE TRIED WOULD USE NO OTHER.
SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES
N Using
SELF LEAvENING FLOUR.
l.. HEALTHFULNEss
lite saving Of the nutritious constituents Of the
nosf ON consumption In the process Of raising
Its restor alton Of the phOsphates, which are, in
preparation OF the inner qualities OF Hour
IL provides a bread, from the use Of which, even
lis peculiar to fsrmsnted bread eow n nav ~ te be
eaten warm with impunity, while With most per-
lose ts freshness. or become stale fn order 20 the
distraction Of some Objectionable qualities before
IL may be eaten with safety.
asAvING OF TIME.
while ordinary ferslented bread involves - q
sssers hour: befofs sssise and dsssnd e nce on
variable supply Of leayen yeast the oh os phsffo
breed 10 prepared from the -four for the ovea in
few minutes.
3. CERTAINTY OF UNIFORM. ExCELLENe
RESULT;
While the result with the process OF fermentation
10 Of doubtful Issue, and In household Production
10 more frequently Indifferent than good.
q. KBEPING FRESH.
10 furnishes bread which retains in moSsfura
much lopee than equally porous fermsDted bread.
and does not mould - readily - fernented bred
does.
5. GONvIUIENCD
IL 10 . method which. by providing seepts M
known Qualttiee end strength redu oes the msSsure
OF skl reeuiseo, end secures, with very email de-
gree OF care and Dooerote exDenditure OF tine.
uniformly excellent breed.
TIL TRADE SUPPLIED AT MANUFAofu.
BID kkLO1g spely
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the rad Third Ward Of the city Of stop the
lnIuh letter OF vhoee name 10 from 20 inclu-
Gte, VII De received. Polls open &C u. aud
cioe Ar Pm Nv. FRAkEE,
= q. BELL,
II. p. OALLAN.
my se Comm ssloRara-
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SINTH wARD-FIRST VOTING PRECIycr
- - Notice 70 hereby given that in conformity 70
ington, An election win be held in the Pint Vo.
ting Precinct Of the Sixth Ward on MONDAY,
bohieyera en- I street south, near Ninth street
east Ter collector. Register and surveyor t. serve
70 serve two years; and three MEMBER OF the
6osrd OF Common Council, to serve one year; and
the yotes Of all Who are registered in the
seio sixth Ward Of the city Of Washington, the
lnltlal letter Of whose names 10 from A 10 % In
eiosiye. will be received. Polls open q Q. m.
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Their Record.

Sketches OF the Candidates.
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THIBD WARD-FIRST VOTING PRECINCT
Notice 10 hereby given tb.t. in conformity to
ingtop, election will bs held in the first Voting
PIecinet Of the Third Ward, on MON r, tine 7th
No. 800 Eighth street, between and III steeets
for Collector, Register and Sur veyor 60 serve two
years; one member Of the Board Of Aldermen to
serve TIVE years, and three members of the Board
Of Common Council, to serve one year, at which
said Precinct the votes Of all who are in
the said Third Ward Of the city of Washington
the initial letter Of whose names 10 from A TO D.
Inclusive, will be received. Polls open ct a. m ,
and clese at .. 10.
;THOD W. PHILLIps
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Cnamoer, City Hall. Mr. j. ID. Crossman,
Presldent Of the ward club, called the meeting
70 order, and, after stating the object to be to
nominate candidates from the Fourth Ward for
the Boards Of Aldermen and Common Council
and for Assessor, read q communication from
Mr.. Il. y. Robbins, expressing fealty 70 Repub.
iican principles, and pledging support to the
nominees Of the party. A vote Of thanks was
awarded Mr. Robbins for the sentiments ex.
pressed IN the letter. The meeting then resolved
itself into q mass convention, with Major
William s Morse a. President, Major Doughty
and NJ. Mccoy Vice Presidents, MT. Teaeham
ana Prof. Green Secretaries, and Messrs. Geo.
Holmes and Geo. jackson sergeants.at.arms.
Mr.. J II. Crane hoped that no person not pos.
iuveiy Identified with the Republican party
Woulo attempt TO participate In the meeting,
nor oio ne believe that any honorable ma n,
VINO mao not made mp his mind to give q
hearty support TO the Republican nominees,
would DO SO. De knew that there were sew.
eral persons tnen present who did not belong
10 the party. and saw one person particularly
who had said tnat II o certain man should be
nominated he would do all he could 10 defeat
him. (Voices--"Name him." s.Name himI,
The Chair.-"No, sir; there shall be no per.
sonalties here.rI There were also bows presen 4
who had not registered, and they should be re.
quested to leave; and in order that none bnt
true men should participate In the meetne he
moved that no man who had not been 4 Rem h.
lican more than Q month should BE- psrmitted
TO take part In the dalibsrations. br. Bond
moved 70. ssneAd BY reQnestne every lRe-
publican present, who intended supporting
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EIFTH WARD-.THIRDVOTTN PRECINCT
y Notice 10 hereby given that in con formtts 70
the rovsiols OF the Charter OF the city OF Wash.
tpgton. an election will be held in the Third Vo-
ting Precinct Of the Fifth Ward, on MONDAY
the 9Th day OF June neNt, at the house of Austin
Brooks, corner OF street sout and second street
east. for Collector, Register and Surveyor 10
serve TIVE years; one member of the Beard of All.
deJmen 60 serve two ye AIRS; and three members of
the Board Of Common Council TO serve one wear
at which eaid Precinct the votes of all who are
registered in the said Fifth Ward of the city of
Washington, the initial letter of whose names r.
from 1 to n inclusive, will be received. Polls
open att Q. m, and close at D. m
SlDNBY w. HEkBlRT.
ID. =. BARNES,
WIN. MUlRHEAD,
myS Per w TJnAsm Co@.;.s;on.
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EOUkTH WARD-FIFTH VOTING PEE
4 tINCT-Notioe 10 hereby given that in con
formit to the provisions of the Charter the cty
OF Washington, an election will be held in The
~ Eth Voting Precinct Of the Fourth Ward. on
nONDA1, the Ith day Of June next, at Canter-
tween ~ and 9th streets west, for Collector,
member of the Board Of Aldermen 10 serve tvo
years; three members Of the Board Of Common
Council to serve one year, and one Assessor: A.
which said Precinct the Of eli Who are regis
tered In the said Fourth Ward Of the CITY OF
Washington. the initial letter 10 whose Names -
from T to Y. inclusive. viu be received. PolIs
open at o. m and clese at m.
M. FRANK KELLEY,
WIN. EDINBURGH,
j. L. MOVES,
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THIRDWARD-FTFTH VOTING PRECINCT
- notce 70 kereoy given that in Conformity 20
the prossiope CT the charter OF the Ofty Of wash
II gton- en- elect will De he "a In the Ffth yo-,
Precinct OF the Third Ward, on MONDAY the -t6
day CT June next ~ the corner OF Ninth street.
west and New York avenue, for Collector ReSfs,sr
and surveyor, 20 serve two years; one memhsr 81
the Boaro OF Aldermen, 20 serve two year. and
three members OF the Beard OF Common CouactI 20
ell Who are registered In TIE sai1 Third Wara os
the city Of washinetou: the initial letter of whose
names is from 20 T.. inclusive, will be re- esyeI
Polls open at o. M, and close at7 .. m.
y. O. OATS.
A. THOMAS.
J. W. RODGERS,
m afa.far
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EIFTH wARD-FOURTH VOTING PEE
4 tINCT-Notice 10 hereby given that in con
formity with the provisions Of the Charter OF the
Cty OF ashtngton, an election will be held in the
Fourth Voting Precinct of the Fifth Ward on
MONDAY, the 7th day os June next, at the school.
house, corner Of Third street east aud A street
south, for Collector, Register and Surveyor 10
serve two years; one member Of the Board OF
Aldermen, 60 serve two years, and three members
OF the Board OF Common Council, to serve one
year; at which said Precinct the votes Of ali who
are registered In the said Fifth ard Of the civ
OF ashina the initial letter Of whose names r.
from TO 3, inclusive, will be received Polls
open Att .. m, and close ct p m.
CHARLES JONES,
DENNIS CALLAN,
q. W. PARSONS.
EIFTH wABD-FTFTH VOTING PRECTNCT
y Notice is hereby given that in conformity TO
the provisions OF the charter of the CITY of
Ipgton an election will be held in the Fifth Voting
Precinct OF the Fifth Ward on MONDAY, the ri
day OF June next, at the school house, corner Of
Third street east and street south for Collector
register and Surveyor, to serve two years; one
member Of the Board of Aldermen, to serve two
yeare; and three members Of the Boaro of Comm N
Councll 70 serve one year; at which said precinct
the votes OF ell no registered in the said Fifth
Eard OF the city of ashin gton the initial letters
OF whose names 10 from Z 70 inclusive, will be
received. Polls open q Q. m. and close at D M
W.. %. MAReHALL
HENRY TEAOHGM,
HIRAM PIT rs,
my2s Commissioners.
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r b HAMILTON.
CAbER HUGHES
JOHN n. THOMPSON.
Gnn nIasI .nnra
w.LTER NIDDLEros
my AEhsR

SEyrNTH wARD-FTEST- rgyr,-.. -
= ttNtT Motto IL n rcty Eivsr a.. = =
fCrntty 70 the proyit ions ef tue Chaf,r - eea
a Nsshing tOn. an election vii le h.1s ~. -
flfst Voting Precinct CT ffe S-v-. "a 49, no
MONDAY, the 9Th dsv 81 jane usNt a, tb..1..i
east corner of Kigaih street west 81 3 atn.
south, for Collector, keEi-ter. AID Surv-r-r -
serve two years, CEe member e ths Road q al,
cerris "a. 70 serve two years. anl q Zee u.a-r.r-
the Board OF Common Council. Go serve one ve.r.
NJ which saic Precinct tie votes q al Mo -
y eis'ered h. the -aid Eleventh. Ward II az. NV Ia
sshingten, the initial l,tter q whose n.m.. !.
frc m 4 20 g, inolu-ive, wili be receiver Polls
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The Republican voters OF the Second Ward
assembled al Union Hall, on 18th near q street,
last evening, the room being densely crowded
Mr.. Charles II. Peters occupied the chair and
J. w. Curry acted a. Secretary. The Char
having stated the object Of the meeting Msssrs
William H. Chase, William Rutherford d. M
Kelsey and II. A Hall were nominated as can.
didatss TO the Board Of Aldermen The vote
beng taken, by reclamation, Mr. Chase was
declared the nominee, and on motion was made
ell being next IN order, Messrs. H A Hall,
George Burgess, Henry Piper, ID. II. Kelsey,
Prot. George II. Vashon, A. +. Mouldin, vii.
liam Rutherford and James +. Waugh were
dominated After the first vote Major Hall was
declared defeated and for q short time there
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son repned, peremptorlly, "Noi Depew asked
much Of u.s." [Cries Of "Give II to him." "Now
you are coming to it," Garrison thought he had
Us fixed all right" '.Cant fool us."l Dr. Tucker
continued Then Mr.. Arrison seemed shocked
at the idea Of q negro being ward physician
saying: "Think Of Dr. Tucker attending nv
wife," He replied, ssMr. Arrison, have at.
tended your wife's betters." John r. Arrison
not SO, Oh you're mistaken Doctor" VIM. H.
Brown and E. s. Atkinson confirmed DR..
fuckers recollection Of Mr.. Arrison Is remarks
Finally TO cut of all debate Mr.. Herbert with.
drew his resolution. Joseph Wesms then
moved 70 proceed 70 nominations, which was
agreed &c, and about forty LANES were at once
yelled outoy abeut four times as many voices.
the members crowding around the chalrman's
table trying to arrest his attention. That off.
cial stood calmly saying "Uont bark" "for
himself double trying to get the ear Of the chair
man who angrily said TO him, "DoE't bark down
my throat. You're trying to get into my lungs,
amt your In all the din and confusion the
following nominations were made For Al.
derman- Charles p. Russell, Capt. w. H. Sla.
ter, L. b. s. Miller and John Grinder. For
CoupclImen-Turner Torrey, ]. w. McKnight,
Q. H. Holden, James Fulialoye, DR.. A. w
Hughes, John r. Flower. Samuel Williams
and VIM. q. Marshall. 1t was decided to vote
by tellers, and the Chair appointed Justice
Maryman and J. II. Jacobs tellers, and DIR. W.
Tindall, q. Draper and X. J. Nicholson chai.
lengers. Then came innumerable motions as
to the best method Of conducting the nonina-
tons, when it was agreed that all should leave
the building and enter In line by the
side door, pass between the tellers, call the
name Of their choice for Alderman, to be
recorded by the tally clerks and secretary
gao. Miller 50, Grinder 20. and Rnssell 81. The
same course was pursued In regard to the
Conncilmen with the following result {
Mcknight 2ie, Holden I97, Tinney 19l, Tucker
a.
VIM. h. Slater as Alderman, and Messrs. J.
w. Mcknight z. Holden, whitley and A.
b. Tinney, (colored,) tor Common Council,
were unanimously declared the candidates OF
the party. Confusion again commenced, w. O.
Marshall trying 10 get the floor. He finaily Sue
ceeded and claimed that Mr.. Tinney was ineligi.
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NJ. FRANK KELLEY,
WIN. II EDINBURGH,
j. l.. MOVES,

EIFTH WARD-FIRST VOTING PRECTNCT
u Notice is hereby given that in conformity 70
the provisions Of the Charter of the city of Wash.
neton. an election will be held in the First Voting
Precinct OF the Fifth Ward, on MONDAY. the 5t6
day of June n, It. at the house OF Frederick Hoi-
ger on the Forth side Of Third east between
Penney Ivania avenue and @ street south, for Col
rector Register and surveyor. TO serve two years;
one membsr OF the Board OF Aldermen. to serve two
Council, TO serve one year; at which said Precinct
Ward OF the city Of Warrington. the ipitisi letter
OF whose names IL from 70 ID, includiye will bs
received. Polls open at q. m and close at m M
ANDREW TINNEY
p. Mc6uNNAN,
II. q. SH0LES.
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EOURTH wAsD-FTRST VOTING PRS
Il CINt T-Notice 10 hereby given that ia con
formity TO the provisions Of the Oharter of the City
Of Washington an election will be held in the first
yotir Precinct of the Fourth Ward on MONDAY
the 9Th day ef June nett. At the once OF Justice
Martin. No. bS Louisiana avenue. for Collector.
Register and Surveyor. TO serve two years, one
member of the Board OF Aldermen q serve two
years, and three members OF the Board Of Common
Council TO serve one year; and ote Assessor TO
serve TIVE years; at which said Precinct the votes
Of all no are re- gistered in the ssid Fourth Ward
Of the city Of Washington, the initial letter Of
WI ose names Is from 20 ID inclusive, will be
ceived. Poile oreu ~ a. m. ann clo-e ~ r. N
JAMES DOUGHTY.
JANIS NJ TALLEY.
JABEZ WHIEIsR.
nyss q, mmissioners
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EOURTH wARD-FO URTH VOTING PEE
Il CINCT-Notice is hereby given that in cor.
hrnity 70 the provisions of the Charter Of the
Fourth Voting Precinct Of the ourlh Ward on
M0NDAf the 9TH day Of June next, at the Office
lector, Register and Surveyor, TO serve two years:
one member OF the Board Of Aldermen, to serve
two years: and three members Of the Board Of
Common Council. to serve one year; and An Az
seseor to serve two years; at which said Precinct
Fourth Ward Of the city OF Warrington the INF.
dal letter of whose James 10 from 20 incIasi We
Will be received. Polls open at a IN and close nj
p. m. H. CRANE,
CHARLES III. M WOOD.
WIN III UPPERMA
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EIFTH WARD-SECOND VOTING PPE
l. CiNCT-Notice Is hereby given that in con
formity to the provisions of the Charter of the civ
oil Washl 0gtoD election WI n be neld fn the Ser
ond Voting Precinct of the Filth Ward on MN
DAf the 9TH day Of J une next. at the house of Mr.
btland, on Pennsylvanis avenue, near Sec nj
street east. Tor Collector. Register and suryeyor
70 serve two years. one member of the Board of
Aloef men, to serve two years, and three me mhe
OF the Board of Common Council 10 serve one
year: at which said Precinct the votes OF All Who
are r. gstered in the said Fifth Ward of the CITY ~
Washington. the initial letter OF whose name. IA
from Z to II, inclusive, will be received. Polis
open At q. m. and close att D. m.
A. W. TICKER,
A. EAToNa
, 1869-03-14

tine comes,' said LaurA 70 her father after
ward But then Lady Laura had been IN
loyo with hlm-wAa perhaps almost III love
vi b him stlll. "I'u afraid he Il \ nule.'
al Lady Cantrlp 10 her husband. HES
60 uuie up = hill with load on h!s back"
sst1 bis lordship. s.Bus wi'h Z mule l. ere
always comes tin1e when you can't man
e,;rip had never been tn love With Phtneas.
P1loeas lound a moment, before be LEFT
Lord Brept,ord's house, 10 say a word to
Lady Laura ~ to tie CONN iaat1u that had
bcen given 70 him. "It can ntrer ben said
LADY Laura, shuddesing-". never, never,
:" You arc not .nsr7 With me for speak
lne;m
"Tell him It can. .. be. Tell him shat II
ne hAs any Instruction to send mo ~ to What
ho coutIder> 70 be my duty. will endeAvor
to comply, II shkt duty can be done apart.
VIII recognize him 81 far, because OF my
VOW. But net even fos the aaka OF my row
will cudeavnr to i've with Lin. His pres
epce would k1l me.''
thl. as he judged 70 be necessary, 10 Mr.Kcn-
nedy, 4 day OF Two allcfward. tnat gentleman
replied that In such case ht would Lavs no a.
ttrLatfve but to seek rccress 4 Law. III have
done nothing to my wue,h SAID he. oi
which med be athamed.. II will BE sad, nc
DON'T to have ali our atfairs handed abonl
in cours, and usde the subject Of comneL,
In ntwepxpcss; but uaa must 60 through
that. or worse than that, in the vindlcatior
duty TO his Maker" Th.t very day Mr.
Kennedy wrut to bis lawyer, md dcairei
thBt stcps might be taken for the restituliol
10 him Of hid contuKAl IighIs.