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MARKETS.

DECEMBER i2.-Mrkei for wheat active ana uii,
changed offerings OF LIS bushels red. with sales vi
fair 10 prime al Slij. :i.s 81 80 Sf ana ie9, an:
.hnirr nj SiGih sI.1r. Corn j. moderately active,
offerings OF slVa bushels mixed and 2it OF Yellow
with sales of the former al IT, s. 3D. and osc: ior eM,
,,i,t .rI uurlru.cd: offerings OF 10 b!shcE, WIN
I'lcs a, 81 Oats are steady offerings Of !5' 'nshcs'
with sale. nj J3aL5tt.
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: 6Nn,s EhOm NGrth fsnyiES.

,.l~-j~uncnce % tn" lIcnm""i i1isl;'jrl.
janis CITY COUNTY. NA.,}
December T., 1915
Hm William VI. Eier"c, Of this county,
.- rouning q few nights ago. Ills deg
.-,d. Not wiling 10 fire q, rljln' 1hc tree.
J,. Fierce Iril III" dn" in clare AID started
.a... for lis g1iu. When Nj. Pierce re-
.nr4l hc found that the dog bad Killed tWo
.t~. tad ;hrm al til" foot ci' t';r tree. ana
..a rtmrilr" The Track OF tn" third.
..a.., b.. very soon pa. rHa Trr.
pl-NiS-i,i. :.
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Congressman Brooks, writing to the New
York Erirc<s, settles the question, "Do
Cinnamon really cat rats, cats, and dogs: .
He says:
"Our .7ldcS took lis to lie markets to sec.
Surc enough, among beet aud mutton, were
docs SIung up l:y The hind legs on pes ana
cats and rats, too. Dogs says the guide, IN
pigeon English. ARE very good. The rIch
cat dog NJ well us the poor Dog meat thus
j, No. 1-lirst ciiup-whic cat meat Is No. :,
and rats only for the poor. Mixed up win
rice and catcn with cl,op-Sticks, all are salu 10
lr very good. / did not taste, nor Try
though, Who knows. when we were eating
some OF the nice. rich soup served us, tliit Il
rat may not have liUor@d it some: thus,
the fact was established in my mind mat
Cinnamon ito eat dogs, cats, and rats. we
knew they ate almost everything cssc.
Ducks legs were for sale IN the market
not ducks Us Il whole, but the legs apart.
Immense quantities Of meat are sold to llavor
the rice dish, and the cllol-stcks go from llie
rice to The grease, and from the grease to inc
rice, with rapidity that astonlshes us, WHO
;ry To make rice stick on the chops
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From South America.

pAxAMA. December 1.-THE coffee crop OF
Porto Rico is small and prices high.
Election troubles are imminent in Peru.
The editor Of the N01i0net ut Cal!ao has been
arrested, and the paper refused transmission
through the mails.
The smallpox prevails in Chilli.
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During the two months following tue great
fire in Chicago, the Chicago 1r<b"ae'S re-
ccipts in money were greater than iGf any !;
two months of its entire existence, Which Is
something unprecedented in the history OF
Journalism either in this country or abroad
The IIiJune's advertising patronage has been
larger than ever.
The Western railroad officers held meet
ing at st. Louis Wednesday and agreed 10
rive free passes only for charitable purposes
and TO officers Of other roads on company
business, allow clergymen lnali.lare tickets,
and charge Iotcl-kecpers, shippers, anu
others, full fare.
Adsices from the West Indies state that
vessels passing Turks Bnnd have ,eel'
boarded FROM there, with the request. TO
bring the cargoes in free OF duty, as t'!c III
la,i,ants were starving.
The Franklin Ntanufhctory, at paterson,
n. j., WAS biuncd "Wednesday. Loss Sso5'
600; largely insured.
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ARREST OF ALLEGED MURDERERs.

SALT LAKE CRY, December 1t.-Scveral
1Iolmons have been arrested rs the alleged
murdcrcrs of Or. johnson in 1866 DR.. John
son, at the time Of his killing, had been sum-
moncd on Il professional call, and was muir
,Icrcd at midnight.
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according 20 quality.
LOUISVILLE. X Y.
RICHMOND. VA.

advance during the week iuG fully 2jc. on u.5 AMI
leaf of mcrclautablc sorts. The new leaf is no,
coming M, Ia the promise held out early in the sen,
son, the quality not being good as some of the
samples forwarded early IN the scs'on consequently
prices ri the Erw ere weak, and considerably lower
than for old. TIN, range OF the market Tor both new
and old at the closc is ~ fellows
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DECEMBER p.-OId. swccpingS sl.ADf $3.50 scraps.
f!.5nate"; lngs, Ss.I5M:S; common leaf, scGiS.75
medium tUg"pdicaf, SEQ 81: bright crs, sl2G 80
no good wrappers lbark bright Offering New
lNgs, IS. 7IlL o.1J !. leaf. S1M SQ.2I.
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PETERSBURG, ".

DECEMBER l!.-Narkct more active during the
past week, especially in low grades. There Ia,
sprung up brisk demand for primiugs, aud prices
have improved worry much. We quote in hogShcads
of good weight, sI5 SjeL $3.50; good dark strong
leaf j. ais" In 'l"mtnd At good price, lr, ~. 500
.t.5cMaIa: cuiiiuuu low leaf, 56.JutLS7; new Tugs.
sJ.5vII nj, Ia condition.
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Mr.. william c. johnson, Of this coanty,
recently sold 70 Acssrs. ili!i ana Brown,
english gentlemen, 40 acres Of the tract
huaHn rs the Old Town Farm for &l,'oo
,;IsL.-- Vest Point Star.
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psSsAEsDENG.

DOARDING.-N1ss GLIB has,tWo unoc-
ID cuped rooms on first and second iionrs, III,
ni>hcd or uuiurnislcd. To PEkMANEN1 boAND-
ERS the terms will bc inndel'tc:
members Of the Legislature Will find good iare ana
comfortable rooms within I'VE minutes Walk VI tle
SSt'liu2yii. ~ Afi''' de I-aw
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PROPOSALS.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SO
Y CTETY.-SeaIe6 proposals Will be received at
the Office OF the sccrrtary OK the Society until tna
2otlI Instant for the RENT Of the FAIR GROUNDS
for the next year.
dc f.-.t 80 a BY THE COMMITTEE
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OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
!. VIRGINIA l'RSITESTiARY, Z


e<} RICHMOND. December II. 1871. J.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIFEU at this Office until IL II. FRIDAY. De-
ecnber Is, 1871, for the contract for FRESH BEEF
and SEASONED PINE and OAK MOOR for tho
use OF this institution for the year 1872, tho fellow
&c o,so pounds FRESH BEEY tround,, tf
r. 800 cords SEASONED piNS, and OAK WOOD
o he delivered iu sgc quantities aud az such times
s the Superintendent ay direct, aud % be paid for
Proposals. viii be directed 10 GEO. I. STRoTHER,
SUPERINTENDENT OF firxlnta Pesiten;iary, who MtI
TnTrnisb such information rs nlay BIC necessary.
The Board reserve the rss.st 70 reject any or all
bids. ts.t, 4ezs, ~ zJss.f.G
" of's' :, WILLIAM E.TAfSSRR.7
,.,,s. Eaf aft.s.tas sEe PRECEDENT.
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WAT II Is 70 RI 4 MAYoR.--lf Medill
i.,, not come out Of thai mayors Office With
. - hic.s than copper, III VIII develop
yair. a. mayor that has rare existence. III
@4@n seeks political extinction, his first step
,.9uld be the maycialty OF Il city. In no
,1-iion We can think Of (>tre that of me-
t;.,cr between 4uairel3oln" wife and iius-
,aIdj has u man such opportunity to give
cr',.ct dissatisfaction rs ia Icing mayor.
tccctnnd Ner0N.
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New York.

r$riNSi0N-SMALL-roX ~ BROoRLYN-THE
GENEVA COMMISSIONERS.
New YORK. December 1i.-Thc cotton firm
of William =. Wright settled to-day on the
M'-i> of >rvcnty-iivc cents on tho dollar. They
will resume shortly.
There is great excitement in Brooklyn on
account of the smallpox. which has broken
out in the Jail. \ corps Of physicians has
'"h to vacrinate the citizens.
ocr" o''a'i.'. =" from Geneva says
that all the members Of the Boaru N'i'-
tration under the Washington treaty are cH-
rcrtcd to arrive Tonight. The Board will
meet If thc Hotel dc Vile tomorrow.
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s,ssn.yrrzAys a. PARTNERSHIPS.


NISSuLUTION .-Tho co-rartiiersll'p
heretofore existing between the lt'l'rlSE,cu
uu,lcr the firm and style Of SOIEELL Sob'
co has this day been dissolved by MUTUAL rpl|n ,
NOREELL COBB ~
EDGAR II. DE F-ALCouEI.
DECEMBER -, 1871.
Thankful for tine patronage of my ircirts III l.:
past. now most resi- cc;ully invite continuance ol
The same aud OF the public generally. CONN
Gc ll-S,S Hoh Flo h'i,.,.
rg,HE FIRM on SMITH, POTTER ~
L CO. was this day disso! wed hy mutual consent.
Titrr u,rtucr is authorized TO settle all partnership
affairs. .,, s,,
Thc business will lie continued under the same hrnl
name bv JAMES c. SMITH. he having purchased
''' +''' JAMES c. SMITH.
dcI.at A. Nj. BROW NELL.
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GovER&cn WALKERS acknowledgements
Walkers message 10 the Virginia LcgIsls.
tuTr, which WAS read before That body last
"Wednesday. receives many compliments at
ilulln anal abroad. Ih" Richmond E.1,r,,
IRE protpSr III their expressions OF approval
Of lis dignity, ability, and force. and the
New York .dailics speak Of it as giving the
kcy-Uotn ut tho r'iGilnig ~ against Grant. We
copy elsewhere that portion Of the message
that relates tn national affairs, and also the
Governors alI!>ion - the apportionmcnt of
the public debt between Virginia and this
state.
FEpln the latter il may lie seen flat hc nd
here, Ia his former idea. in relation TO the
proper m"d, Of settlement, aud insists upon
III ai'lrlt!nil hT riiiI,i:> "f Uhcr States. IL
iilct. II" seems willing 10 consider no other
plan Of adjustment, and quotes and rcitcrate>
the language Of his iorNCr message. III which
j; i distinctly threatened that if West Viz
.ili:l declines to submit to The arbitration OF
three Strangers In the lnHlinci' proposed, a
irc:!l remedy Should 1t once nc sought in the
NuW,in" Court ~ III" Unitrd '.tatrS. West
Nir.i,lt must either comply with Il rrcrosi-
ton that she believes unWi>c and unatc"pt-
able. OF She j. 10 hr arll.ii"d before the
Quits diit h'f''if'ttt w -, ~ ''''
witch she la, always expressed her
willingness io discharge, and i ready Ia
meet iit>l IL soon rs il il asrCrtain1d. There
is inst Il liti! air Of dicidtiOa about Tie Co.
ycnor's treatment OF this subject tiEtt is not
2xac:lr ,muWltr on this side Of the mouth
tain<, and which, among orr unrrScncrtc
n1;mtaincrr*. lna: rctard rather than hasten
the settlement desired. According 10 Co
vernon Wal..cr, Virginia con"> 10 III with
her ,itta1ut"ll. leaving 10 room for c"ncrS-
sion: not admitting the possibility of any
error on her part; not willing 10 oilcr West
Nir.-iua any other alternative than un1ucs-
tioung Obedience or immediate punishment.
Tie LEGISLATURE Of West Virginia ll;ss de-
,Jincd 70 a:gTcc 10 the arnnI1ionncnt OF the
deli bv {: !,nrd Of arbitration composed Of
citizens Of other States. -toIf. ict Us see
whether sosue other plan may net be devised
that may hc free from the objections which
olGI' pcoIle seq or, what is to the same lnii-
pose. hi,s& they see. III the enc proposed hy
rIc Governor of Virginia. We are not dis
posed 10 be ul,>t;iiath nor unreasonable III re-
iion to the matter, but simply desire Ia have
something like a fair slow. We look [" the
Legislature this winter to propose some plan
OF: adjustment that may be acceptable to both
the PARTIES concerned, and thus put an end to
n!nt M otherwise prove an unpleasant ANA
unavoidable strife - .i'h."'f"g R"QIsier.
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rANDLE-WICK, FOR MINERS;
" best NOVA SCOTIA GhiNDslONts, i"i
farmers. mechanics and machlnlsts;
JUTE ROPE,
COTTON and HEMP TWINE,
PAPER TW1NE, .,n>,,, co>a
III No. 81" Pearl Block.
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GEyIR III ITE MS.

New York, December LITTLE Grand
Duke Alexis las sent $1,000 here for The re-
lief nj the poor.
Comptroller Iiurlhurt has taken possession
Of the Union square National Bank and AZ
pointed r. +. EecIlInan receiver.
New YORK. December 1.-THE London
orrc>ronticnt OF the World say Il have
the ii,liee: medical authority for giving
the assurance that The Prince of Wales will
recover
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nnHt f.NES ~ TROUBLE.

II i rumorcl mat thc Bank Of the Com
monwca!llr j. ia trouble The Bank of North
America has been called to account for aiding
to lock TN money. The President Of the
Bank OF Commerce declares that institution
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L.YNCHBUEG. VA.
IjtSEII.LE, w.

DECEMBER i..--Thc receipts haze fallen OF since
List o,tnta,ion~: market animated with upward
tendency, the lew Grades having fully recovered from
the titcl.,t noticed Inst week. Nequ"tc:
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Weather Probabilities.

WA.uXGToN. December li.-Eallin" lM-
romctcr and rain will probably advance on
Friday nortlcastward along the Atlantic
coast ; northwcStcrIy winds back TO north
east at Ncw York and New England: and
tie barometer will fall, with increasing
Souhcrly winds from the upper lakes west
ward. Ri>in" barometer, with cool, north
crly winds, will extend from Alabama west
ward, and falling barometer and cloudy
weather on the Oregon coast.
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Southern Claims commissions.

WASHINGTON. December 1l.-Ihc south
orn claims commission lave made report.
Ttcy throw out claims OF aliens, notwitl-
standing they may have procured nat'lri!lZa-
ton papers since the war: Applicants cI1lm-
ing loyalty must prove it. Voluntary resi-
dcucc in insllrrcctiolr,ry States during tiie
war will be held to be pramd face evidence
Of disIoyalty. The whole number of claims
presented amounts TO 1o,O99, a@grcgatlng
sac, 500, 600. The commissioners report upon T1
$50 eases. aJ,; Of which were rejected. INC
claims fayolably reported, 81 600, 600, Whlch
the commissioners cut down to S3il ,ooo'
The Senate unanimously confirmed the
nomination of Nj. Williams as attorney
general.
Claims Commission
WAsH1scros, December 1i.-The BRUSH
Amar;,-,n Commission have disalloWed tic
claim of 4. Il. Walker Is. The United STATES.
Walker claimed to have niade an investment eesn'
in property in Charleston, :. C., when Was
destroyed by acts of war by the United
STATES,
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Mrs. LYLE, seating herself more com=
fortably among the soft cushions, began
as follows: -
HGertrUde PenderIeith, or, rather,
Gertrude Ray, and /, were schoolgirls
together When we first metSshe was
sixteen, fourteen; and as different in
disposition as night is unlike day. She
was strauge-tempered, impulsive, fear
less, firm Of purpose, self-wlllgd, sipgu-
larly jealous and Vindictiue, and very
dOmineering. 7, on the contrary-for,
being an old woman, may, | suppose,
without vanity describe myself-was a
light-hearted, merry, thoughtless, mirth
loving, romPing girl. Yet, singular as
it may appear, out all the school, Ger
trude Ray selected me as her friend, her
cOnfilamte; and to me, it was her chief
delight, on her return to KensingtOn,
after the vacation, to lie awake of nights,
and recount the number of guests there
had been at Stanhope Lodge, Hamp-
shire.
But l found she did this Only the
more freely to expatiate upon and talk
ofone particular visitor-a Mr.. Render
Ieith. He was, she told me, the young
er brother of Sir Graham Penderleith,
the holder of large estate within a few
miles Of Stanhope
"On hearing Sir Graham was not mar
ried, girl-like, dazzIed by title, said,
why do you speak 50 much of Lyle,
Gertic: Why don't you love Sir Gra-
ham?-yOu then would be Lady Pender-
leith. Only think Marry sir Hraham.'
And fancy ! can see NOW the proud,
srornful way in which she drew herself
up, the moonlight shining on her white
dress, over which her dark hair fell al
most 10 her feet.
Marry Graham! What nonsense
you talk, child Why he is nearly forty,
and old and stupid enough to be sixty,
with his pink-white face, and Thin,
sandy hair, hpte a man with no will,
no strength, no power of his own. 4
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cried Gerard. "For me, she may keep
her wealth-Id do not want it-nor her
estate; but, for dear AIma's sake, as the
daughter of my dead uncle, say that
she cannot dOW
'fShe cam" reioineI Mrs. Lyle, calmly
looking Il the glowing Goals.
''How? My uncle's will prevents her."
rTruIy; prevents her willing it away;
but suppOse-as she tIreatens--shc sells
the estate, squanders the money, and
herself dies Penniless ~
"She never would do that :"
''She would 1t is so she threatens;
and they who know Lady Gertrude Pen
derleith are well aware that she will as
unflinchingly perform ~
"But, i'm heavens name, why should
she act thus ~ interrogateI Gerard, in
dignantly dashIng down the poker with
which he had been restlt.sly breaking
bright jets Of gas out of the coal. "Such
behavior Is impossible to read"
Pardon me. On the contrary, it is
mnst -e..,.., I,.,s .svorIr that
never shall you possess Il farthing of the
money She now holds ~
"Why, what fault have committed
10 merit her dispIeasure ~
"'Phe fault FLEEING my son, ~ answered
the lady, compo~edly.
''Because | am your-her sister-in-
laws son" My dear mother. you in
crease rather than remove the mystery,
despite your calm, explanatory, express
ion" s..s
"What! Surely you are aware. Ger
ard, that the women whom Lady PEN
derleith honOrs with her dcadIiest, bit
tere>t hate is myself? A hate she eX-
tends not only to me, hut mine: Were
ROseden to catch fire, and burn us, or
the roof falling, crush US, it would be a
day of rejoicing to your aunt"
"Again why ?u
Have really never told you the
cause? NO-I suppose not. ItOccurred
twenty-four years ago; and since you
have been old enough to hear, you have
been away at college or the Continent
Besides it is subject do not care TO
speak of but while waiting till the can
dies are brought, will tell you now"
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! Believe.
~ 1lBELIEvEifI.nould di-

a BELIEVE IL Q should lii.
AMI ou -ould ki-, rny - -Ii'i- Vi'.'' I lie
y Cold. dead and dumb 60 all to" World
contains.
The. f,Ii..I "rI,- would ''i'.U sr th;- hr'-''"
And Crntn its exile ia ibp ,i~lcs "f death
Iif would come gladly back along my ''i"--
{ i,.li,.,-.. if w -r- d .,I.
And ,.,u r,.,n my Iii,.l~- h-''i ~ii"uld tE-d.
>..r kroviug what The l'',r cl'ri 'h7u'.-i TO '"-
II would lind ,u.isen I',iI>. Iu"a'h 'l', touch,
nfhifn ., ever bowed in liz ~ much.
Mud ti,rol, .,l,in, warm. tender. tr'r.- 6" tho.
Ii,-.Iio,,. u pu ni, sra,e-
Hidden in yp,dy 'i-,i'- ct o.. tin wa'..
,.,r..y., should .lro, ~.,ri,.. arr, i,.,r> fr'r
From every ,aliy ,'''ri Of your dear grief
some fair. e,v,ei blossom ry"uII leap intoI'at
To prove death ooulI not rr,', 'ny los" forget,
Ilr.Ii..y,. il ] -I,ould 's,l'.
Iuto th"sr my >iic .. alrns wiii iishi il In''i.
And YOU should l"Ir, onc" u,-r.' my face 10 .'~.
would com fplth upon rhe hiII> ur nj :it
AUD gather stars Iii,, fts-"t-. 'ilI thy >igirt
I'D I,y tIlrir beacon bl.,zr i,.Ii fulI on iic.
bnlicv, my ni'h ia tli"'..
~troiig ~ my lii''. - uuhl, pi-'r.'l g." i'-.
wuuld . -oon ,.xp,'cI to >,,- il''. sun
Fall Iik,. q dead king from his hisI,l sublime,
IIi> glory stricken from the throne 81 Time.
A. tirs unwurth Tire wor>hiPth"u h1>l won.
b,ife,c who has not loved
Hath half the TREASURE 81 bi> Do. improved;
Like one who with the gr;'I'" within his grasp,
Drops il. with al its crimson juice Impressed,
And all it- Iuriuus sweetness left nngueS~ed.
cut frotn his car.le-- and unh-eding clasp.
believe love. Puns and trur,
Is 10 the soul a sweet. immortal dew
That gems LIES petals iH it, hour Of dusk
The waiting angels So" and recognize
The rich Crown Jewel, Love, ufParadise.
wisen 90, laIis from u> like withrred hu-k.
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WHOLE NUMBER l9S.

drrpcns, ;hi> shade gradually df<aI,-
pear into u dark b'ue, then you are !,..-
y"nd what Is termed >oumIingS; and
the water Is two ar three nti,e, deep.
Of perhaps more. From about 2U7, or
more, on cuclr side of the Equartor, the
water is very salty an when the
ocean l. rou-cd 10y a strong wind and
the ship j. dnslIng Inc wave, a>i,I,, and
pi"u=hias through The water al ihc rai,.
of az ~ knots Az hour llirft i rl,,
~i"liI much more hraTtiful am! grand.
t'Iaa tp stand on deck, and brlIul,I the
huge hriury waves rush lgliusl t;,c
yrS~"l, then break and roll oil nn carir
side in Il dense. SETTLING, rnamiur, re-
v"'vinS mass. Al night Ihj, presents .
'~pii"r,'lic scvnr OF unrivaliC.I <plru-
H.: and ~uhIinuIy. The ruling vlv,,
-'-' "a To- I'c one mass Of >pallltu", .Ii,-
lrTin" lire. Fhis phenoureion Is pro-.
'IH.'s''I BY ,tiiytc., ksIlwn by The scI.
ere uitiiIy D- -He,i,fs.tc.
F'PTcK.I'
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Sw"Ic-yr~. Gerard, sworr that hp had
never l"vCd till he had seen me.
"'it'S pity he added, smiling, That
she cannot transfer her affection to my
brother. He perfectly idnlizc< her
"'Hr i nearly eighteen years her
senior, said, iaiSing my hruwS at the
utter inIIo->ihility uf amy one who had
loved Lyle lnving annthcr with such -
di>;idvamtH"e.
= =" much the better hc rcinined: as
then hr i more likely ln i,Inlizc her ar
ter m"i ria",. ts before. hirIr The proud,
jealous nature nf Gertrude requires. II
more equally matched Size might not he
so Fortunate
"'rhcn am /" consider, replied,
that when oncr 'rc are married, g,,,, will
cea q Ia i,luIiZc h,,.
7O b. CSJUii,u,H
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CHAPTER II.
A SIIGHTED LOVE.

Mrs. LYLE, seating herself more com=
fortably among the soft cushions, began
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-04

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6erj leer.
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men,"
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men iungen glugen gegeu ben S6Iaf tdms
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mebr."
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mem Opfer an ii6 ieIbIt &aub be >
sebt."
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all ibrer @igarre unO fubr fort.
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fiibrt; bort fab mid Der eben pcn ietner
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