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The New York herald., 1871-03-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-FoUITH PAGE-Four.h, fifth and sixth
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HELP p''"S'sl "WS'aslsrEp-MALEs-stxrrns rAor-Fou1h
HELP Observation-Disclosures rAor-secona
HORSES. cAkkIAGls, &o-sIxrrrsrn PAer-rinh
HoTEIS-SISrrESTn PAeE-six,h column
HOUSES, Rooms, &C, ,,,y! MANTLD-fifrsESrn FACE
jersey CITY. HoBoKES, muDsuS CjiT AND BER.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -FoUErEENTn
r1aEFseIh x ssnN and MN sosns co0,,
LEGAL NOTIcES-FtIsr PAGE Third column
LOAN OFFICES--EIa.r y fAGs-r.i'd coumn
LOST AND fOuND-SIxTEENrn PhuE-Sith column
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MISCELLANEOUS TN RTErSTn PAGT-Fhth column
TM rscFs sEsecons sSlea column
PERSONAL---VERY. PA1E--Fmst column.
PIANOFokrEs--fouernp pAGE-four:h colnmn 80
LNT--FouRrsFNTu PAaE-Fifth aud sixth colufnna
and tnTIENTn PAaE-first second and thrd col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE FIFTEENTH PAGE
Third and fourth conunns
REAL ESTATE wANrED-FifTkENTH PAGE-Fourth
RELIGIOUS yoTIcrs-FIns PAGE Second column.
REWARDS -SIxTEENrH Pho1-Siyth column.
SALES Al AUCTioN-FoUkTn fAGE-Flrst, second and
sITuArioSs WASrED .FEMALEs-slxrsrsTn PAGE
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS wANrED-MAiEs- -sixrEEsTn PACE
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAoE-First and second col
spoRTiNa-Doas, BIRDS, c.-sixrEEsrH PAGE-Fh
THE TMnDEs-srxrsENru PAGF-sxth column.
THE TURF-SIxrEENT NTH PAoE-Fitk column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-SECoSD PAGE
Second and third columns
TRAVELLERS GUlDE-FnTgESTH PAGg-Sxth col
UNFURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAGE-Seeond and third columns.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-rhtRrEENlu fAGE-Silth col
YACHTS sfEaaIoATs, ac -flssl racrosscond , COL
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DRY GOODS.

"A Broadway AMI Eleventh street.
on xoSbaSs M5ll sssf March 30.
s.sysa sG s'i's. s.s., &.
"s7's cents i a; sSs 5s si j ~ 'er yard
Risa Spring and and s,remer o silh'.
y II y ala "a foalsrd + a%a r sss. ha, '"'''
drss. ,:,., ia bargains y.in in
orthe ceeslxssd brands Of
Tapplslcr and
Also the well known brand OF
The great North Amerean h'acx
Silk constantly on hand
Ladies wishing 10 patroni1e hons
industry can always iud on our
counters u full assortment of the ,,
best makes of American shks
tTJAMES MoCREERY 4 co.'s.
n Broadway AMI Eleventh street,
viii add TO Their various Dress Goods
pisssc"ss' Sscyenirs
srns and summer 81, wear.
anew make Of S'sRs'i'"d sis and Wool serses,
IN all cocrs.
ii siiipes, checks and plain coiors
zoo nrres as Crane Feoca,s pne six md Wors,ed n
splendid material Tor travelling dresses warranted not 10
full i!os OF Irish ropns, In AL the spring shades
a assortment
British mixed Dress foods
Back 's1i1 n1a wSiie Viii "Psfis. Paids. plain
and chene Mohairs Nc, Ac.
Wil also open splendid assortment
American silks,
in all the bes, makes, including
"Grani cachemire d'Amerique'
and tho
"or'a' Ssss Nss'a siie A%e'i'an'
Ladies' Wishing to encourage home manufacture al
WAYS IND upon our counters full assortment of the above
ATJAMEs MccREERY ( co.'s.
"A Broadway and Eleventh street.
ON %ll, a%SbHT, S'sf ~ 'sMipSsss'.S Mpsfss %.
ps, s',hsr ,n,s sea'Ss a.s Hss9T,%sa, ia@ sSa,, Of
and eoloripgs, at less than COS. of importation.
10 and ossa" ,o aS,sa' s selected win great
Handsome Striped Wool shaws,
ottoman Striped ped shawl.,
the hand'omes %pGg,d ss .s from % upward
Domestic shawa
Ladies wishing to psironize home Industry can
always find on our coun,ersa
American Six.
"Grand Cachcmre d'Amerique,"
THE orea, sSran s"s American"
constantly on hani.
At R. H. AAcf's'
Al MACY's. AT MACY's.
Fourteenth street. Thirteenth stree. and Sixth avenue,
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
YOUTHS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
completely stocked for the season.
with new and desirable goods.
GENTS AND YOuTi1S SHIFTS
made to order.
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
GIMpS AND FRISGEs
TO match Spring Suits.
PARASOI.S,
PARAsOLs,
IN all coiofs and styles.
a fine asso tment OF
CARVED WOODEN GOODS.
BRACKETS, WALL POCKETS, &C.
VASES AND MASTEL ORNAMENTS,
LEATHER TRAVELLING BAGS.
LADIES AND GENTS DRESSING CASES
PORTEMOSNAlES AND WALLETS
sTArLE AND FANCY GOODS
ARE RECEIVING
NEW ADDITIONS
every day. A line Of fine dotted
SWISS MUSLINS
open this week. 1T 20 cents a yard.
H. II. MACY
Fourteenth street Thirteenth street sixth avenue
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TRE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
/ for the Middle district of Alabama. - In equity.
The Louisiana National Bank Ct ais w. The Selma and
Meridian Railroad Company et as-on rlll 1c
f. ~. GRANDlS, Solicitor OF Complanana.
The undersigned, Special Master IN EQUITY to whom II has
referred accounts In the above stated cause
hereby gives notice. according u The decree of the court
ssnc that all bontholders nnd an and all OF tho
mortgages property of said defa an, The Selma and
Meridian Railroad Company tept those who have hereto
fore mate proof Ok The punds ia the and a judy
inent crctoi' company and all persons having
saius ssIi company not secured by mcr'gage must
appear before him, Montgomery Alabama, within thirty
days from The date this advertisement and make proof OF
their respective bonds, judgments and claims.
JOHN T. BAILEY, special Master.
MARCH Is, 1871.
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WINES, Liquors, sc,

FINE RYE OR BOURBON wHIsKEY. AT 81 50 a
"A. gallon; sherry and Port Wines, ~ oo sso'eh ana
Irisb Wbskeys H5; Holland and jamaica Rum, 20; ali oi
the best quality and warranted pure. r.....,h :,
WIN nj GILES, ise sixth av.. corner Of Thirteenth a.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

l.. PATTERSON, STORAGE FURNITURE, BAG
"A. gage, Pianos; large wagons for removing furniture
city country pianos, mirrors furniture packed nd ship
ped. Warehouses 6sl ami $50 Sixth avenue, focth
street. Thirty years. experience.
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MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS
AT WELSH / AMERMANs.

This week shall surprise the natives. We shall cell
those 3c black Apacas of those
that have much excitement 70 pieces
sold 6Sc. The question do
want an Alpaca Dress! II ,io will sell
l2Hc. yard less than yon can bpy II anywhere else
We don't pretend 10 sell these goods below cost for we
know how buy goods cheap and afraid To sell them
cheap
We have inst received Of Chcne Popins that
worth s3c. shall sell them 2ac.
Everybody should have dress OF hesc goods 1--WE
the ladies of
We have just received n large lot OF
Nartsitss Quilts
that shall sell from ~ 10 3. below the prices. These
goods extra Cbenr.
Large lot ol Marecilles FOR dresses.
bring his with You, for We sell a. we advertise
Sl Eighth two doors telvw Twenty secoui street
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(SREhT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
in
Carpets
Furniture.
Trsnienioas reduction IN prices.
Carpets.
Az the newest and cholcet patterns in velvet bodv, Brs
sells tapestry. three ply ingram and Carpets In
endless variety aud prices that dciy competitions; also
splendid assortment Of ocots Msttnss Window Shades,
Rugs, Curtsins a..
Furuture.
SbJce0 worth OF ffnitge, comprising Parior, Chamber.
Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture, all quai
Ties make All goods warranted IA represented
eiy tea of charge Parties purchasing will
find II to their aivausge call Hotels
pubic buildings it.st up sGort notes.
n. KELLY Successor to n. OFarrel,
si2 oil and SIS i,h,h avenuc.
36 aS9 and 2si West rhirty lrth street
EOr 0,her Dry so dn Sec ; clnl PAGE.
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE DRY
Goods at retail, AZ extraordinary bargains
Down Town Retail Dry Gools Store,

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE DRY
Goods at retail, ~ extraordinary bargains.
Down Town Retail Dry Gools Store,
No. la vcsey street. next to the Astor House.
the st of May shall commence this week
TO oaer great cemens purchasers IN the way OF bar
Lots OF Dress Goods thnn cost of importation Also
Linen Damasks Napkins, Towc.s, Crash 9c very cheap
larce stock OF fannels. Quilts. Nottingham Laee White
fques, White Cambrcs, Lawns Nainsooks &C. Domestic
at price, ercs: variety Of other goods all at very
low prices
GREAT SALE or MUsLINs.
n Our prices less than wholesale rates
The extraordinary quantity We have stacd during the
last go days plainly tia, TIE people win always buy
We ehave - sympathy
With the effort being made
to advs nee the price Of mus,ns
BY The greedy and shall great
sale fearuly low prices of the weeks
Yard wide Musiins, &c. and loc.; others sell l2c.
Yard wide Muslins, lie. others charge Ice,
'O0 pieces he. ce!ebrai Ssn wear as wen -
"Atansi: ~ Musrs, C; others charge &c. aud loc.
30 sa" pam.sS swel. s sc sfey fosmey Gs
Large lots Linen Bosoms about halt price
Iisnds9me Bi%c e r Pa's 10 prsss g Go Gooas d. SIC
We shall o0er to thousand yards OF
rlac Alpaca for never sod before for iess than eoc
Large c's A s5s 5sT asns ssiA 's'S1 ssDs. ,'s rsone
tassmcrcs, Linens. Dress Goods, &C. Sc,
pSS Swsr yss aan eyer osereS ass te se'
Also Quantities other bargains TOO numerous II mention
FOSTER gRoIiiERs, ssh M az, near sla, l,.h st. and
FOSTER BROTHERS, sSS Bceser street.
A MADAME LAFoRCADE, HAVING REMOVED TO
~. No West Eleventh street. second door rom n b1N n
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FINANCIAL.

A You CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
IA. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD and, II up town.
ssye me and extra expense by leaving y at the HERALD
Thirty drst street. This only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received Mt Office rates
Open from A. NJ till +. NJ. every day IN the year.
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u.vr<c REMOVED To

A MADAME LAFoRcADE, HAVING REMOVE Ito 10
~ No. West Eleventh street, second door from bioai
way has open case containing silk waking SUITS Bph-
jockeys, Just received Pc Tbs imp
VIII opportunity ladies' see the latest tyss OF
spsirg fashions
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ALrNAN BROS CO.
OFFER, MONDAY, MARCH 90 As<
NEW ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
IN DRESS SILKS.
NOTICE TIE FOLLOWING:
case Japanese silks in striped plain .5c per yard
Case Gresine Dress silks of LYONS, hes. ma
nuactured, at 81 oo ~ 0O
50 piece. of 2s.inch Black SILK, suitable for rrena-
dine dresses, worth I'll 20
30 pieces Gros Grain, "a incaes wide 81 worth ST. 90
e5 pieces Gros Gra!n q inches wile ~ worth 81
20 pieces Gros Grain "a incaes wide 81 55 "a 90
c5 pieces cros GRAIN "a inches wide, $2 50
1his latter lot Is = SUPERB quality.
% pieces ros Gran "a ncLes wide IL 50. worth 80 OO
is pieces ros Grain. "A inches w,ic So sa Is
pieces Gros GRAIN "a inches widc 80 so. worth ss 50
10 pieces Gros Grain "a inches wide 50 worth SO rs
70 pieces Gros GRAIN "a inches wdc s3 Co.. worth s4 co
10 pieces Gros Grain "a inches wiIe 81 So co
The above Silks Of the bes: makes and OF the
'als IYoss, oSsSs
BoSNLTT,
GUfSEr
and BELLhN.
Also an ec.an, assortmcn, of coored
SILKS
and SATINS,
comprising all the shade, FOR SPRING wear.
We are constantly receiving novelties
by every steamer for
TRIMMING AND RIBBON DEPARTMENT..
ALTMAN BROS. 4 CO.,
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DRY GOODS.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
~. serted in the NEW YORK HERALD and, ii up town,
save time time and extra expense BY leaving ,he Herald
BRANCH OFFICE, l,246 Broadway, three doors above
Thirty first street. This Is only authorized uptown
branch, AMI advertisements received oibe rates.
Open from "a. NJ TIL 4. VI. every day the year.
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A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BAGGAGE AND
IA. other property separate compartments commodious
cevaOrs porcrs, uckmen ana all accessories In attend
most extensive complete and thorough establishment
IN the world AEGERS' warehouses; Eighth avenue from
IhIrtyJhird to 1hirt y-f0urth street.
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In
Carpets
and
Furniture.
Trenlsnious reauctIon IN prlces.

Eor o,her Dry 60 dn Sec canl PAGE.
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OUR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR
~ interests and convenience By leaving their avors
FOR the Herald at the Branch Oce No Court street. same
buildh. with Erie Railway Office. This s our only author
lied Brooklyn Office, and advertisements received Mt
regular rates. without charge OF any kind Open from
SA. VI. till p. NJ
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1osErn BATES, FORMERLY OF BATES 4 co, ia
~ broadway, VIII be pleased 10 all his old friends
l94 broadway, up stairs, room No. T.
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THE LADY FROM nUNTER'S POINT tFRIEND OF
j Miss Rodway) Will much oblige the gentleman she
called last week by sending her address o JOSEPH r.
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MORNING.
''The sleep!ess Hou,s, who watch me as lie,
Curtained with star-enwoven canopies,
From the broad moonlight of the sky,
Tanning the busy dreams from my dim eyes,
Waken me when their mother, the gray Dawn,
Tells them that dreams and that the moon ar
gone!"
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~ Repairing Neatly Done on Short Notice. ~
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CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

The Cars SUMNER RETREAT,
PErERHoFF-In the "gardens" three
military bands play every summer
night. 1t is the time of promenading.
The fashion and wealth of all the Rus
slams are represented there. The het-
errogenious mass that makes up the
great empire, Germans and poles, Cos.
sacks and Fins, Persians and Slaves
all different in face, feeling, bearing
creed and dress-are represented too
We drank tea one evening with an
Egyptian, Persian, German, Pole,
an Englishman aud an Indian Brah.
min and just such farrago is collect
er eve ry summer evening in these gar
deDs. What with grand uniforms,
courtly silks and laces, odd faces strange
tongues, sweet music and bright flow.
ers, an hour or two passes very quick
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ORIGIN OF, THE HARP.

'Tis believed that this harp which now wake for
thee,
Was sii On Of old Who lived under the SEA-;
And who often at midnight through dark billows
roved,
To meet on the green shore a youth whom she
But she loved him in vain for he left her to weep.
And in tears, all the night, her gold rjnslets to
stssp;
Till Heaven looked with pity on truo love so warm
And changed to this soft harp the sea muidcns
form.
Still her bosom rose fair, still her cheek smiled
the same,
And her sea beauties gracefully curled round the
frame;
And her hair shedding dew drops from all its
bright rings,
Fell over her white arms to make tho gold strings.
Hence it came that this soft harp 10 long has been
known
10 mingle loves language with sorrows sad tone
Fill thou didst divide them, and teach the fond lay
TO believe when I'm Near thee, and grief when
away.
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Little Jessie had been eating cur
rants, contrary to mammals order.
Her mother said: "You know you
we're forbidden to cat cu1rants - "But
mother, Satan tempted me!' "Why
didn't you soy, get thee behind me,
Satan?" 81 did say get thee behind
mo Satan ; and he went and got behind
me, and pushed me right into the cur
raut-bushes."
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The RuralN YorAer: Says the
yolk of an egg, is the best thing known
of for extracting grease from clothing
Of any kind, and for cleaning fue
woolcns rub it we'll on the grease
spots as you would soap, and then
wash it out in soft water ; use no soap.
It is also excellent for cleaning tbs
head rub it in we'll with a piece Of
flannel, and wash out well with tws
waters.
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A KENTUCKY CONVERSATION
"Hello, dar, you darkey, what yon axe
for dat old blind mule, heyw "Well,
l dunno; guess I mout take thirty-five
dollars" ''Thiry>fve dollars! I'll
give you tivc." "Well, yon may
have i'm; ] won't stand on thirty
Gollars-in mule trade"
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-"Mar, why don't you speak1'
asked little Jake; "why don't you say
suthin' tunny" "What can I say7
Don't you see I'm busy frying dough.
outs7 Say suthing' funny, indeed !"
"Wal, yer might say, Jake, won't yer
hev cake?" That 'ud be funny for
vou."
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Pumps! Lightning Rods

r. MbNs1NGER
ls still engaged in manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which have given
such universal satisfaction throug ghout
Northern Minnesota.
He is also agent for the
:~- Star: Copper
|. LIGHTNING ROD,
And is prepared to promptly attend to
all orders for
Iron Pumps and Lightning Rods.
Also, Well Cleaning done.
Shop on Warrington avenue, next door
to the Fletcher House.
St. Cloud, Fehr. 21. 1871. v13
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" "He is a'man Of my thing but good
character" says Frederick, lowering
his voice, As if the subject he Wa
b7oaohing were ono not 6t for ladies'
ears; Eat least, he was not At Oxford"
Lenore springs to her feet.
"frederick !" she says, impressively,
"you have decided me I aoisA to see
himv'
"don't quite see hov, Lepore," say
l. still nibbling, "Magnifcently as
you always affect to despise the shack
les OF conveniently, you can hardly
force your acquaintance upon a poor
man who has distinctly declined it."
Lenore's two hands are clasped be-
hind her buck, as she stands before US.
Suddenly she stretches out one of them
to Frederick.
II don't care," she says, with little
emphatic stamp; II bet you half a
crown that before nightfall I have seen
him." .-,.. >.,. -. ..,... ;
;"You know I never bet, Miss lie.
nore."il'> =: .... -. :; 49,.
"Oh no! Of course not" drawing hsr,,
self up very stiafy, and affecting to but,
ton . high, ;double-breastc waistcoat ;
"sacred' calling-injurious example to
flock, etc., etc.
"Never mind her," say I, recurring
to my usual formula Of soothing "don't
you know that ever since that unlucky
attack Of Group she had whom she was a
child, when the doctor said she was not
to be contradicted, and was to do what:
ever she liked, that Lanorc has never
been fit to speak to ?'
eff you see Lo Mesurier," says Fred
erick, not needing my Establishments,
and getting rather pink with exasper-
alton, cit will be against his will"
" every likely, but I shall see him p
"He is always bored by the society
Of respectable women he never makes
any secret oft" =,
"What an uncharitable remark for a
clergyman to make! Every amlable
trait you mention heightens my interest
III him. Well, I shall see him."
"Gooa-bye, Miss Herrick," cries
Frederick, vaulting off his stool, which
at parting gives one last worst valedic-
tory squeak, and picking up his soft
dumping hat-"good-byo," Miss LIE.
more !"
"Good-bye, :sxeetheart, goodbye" ,"
replies Lenore, rhetorical. "It you ars
going to tho Hotel de Ia Poste--do not,
however, put yourself out Of the way
on my accouut:-;but if yon are going
there, you may tell our mutual friend
to expect me about four"
Two minutes latter the ftont.door
closes on Mr.. West, and I hear my
sister running down stairs and calling
"Stephanie, stephanie r at the top ol
her fresh gay voice. Stephauic is the
Breton ten.n,e de chan,6re.
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Apply to P.L. GREGORY.
g-..-> Railroad Land Office, St. Cloud.
T. Or CALVINF HOW,
|. e-tf ,.--.s Box 2215. New York
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CHAPTER II-WuAT THE AUTHOR SAYS

CHAPTER II-WuAT THE AUTHOR SAYS
IGNORES bedroom: over the paper
ed walls a design of blue pea-fow-
ers and giant astors, stra aggliDg quaint
ly, yet prettiIy, small bed in little
recess curtaincl Fl a wash-ha nd basin
as big as o.h-bcwl, and a ever as
big as a cream;jug minute, din look
glass hung exactly where it is impossi-
BILE to get any thing more than sug.
gestion Of ones own face in it. Be-
fore this glass two women arc standing,
Lenore and Stephan;e the first is
looking at herself ; the second is look
ing at the first. Lenore is no longer
an English lady; she is a Breton
peasant. Her waist is girt about with
a heavy black WOODEN pettiooat, gatherl
ed into SO many great folds at tho
back and sides rs to make her look rs
wide.hipped as tho wheather.beaten
couatrywoman beside her a gay little
purple shawl-handkerchiet pinned over
her broad chest. Lenore is fne 10
man, not 4 chicken breasted pretty
slip Of a girl ; and on her head (from
which the chiguon hes disappeared)
she is a struggling, with dubious sue
cess, to arrange head.dress similar to
that worn by her companion.
"Oh, que mademoisello est adroite !''
cries tho latter, with the awful men.
dacity Of Frenchwoman, when any
contest between truth and civility il
concerned; standing, with her hands
on the broad hips that nature or he1
petticoat- -platis have given her, looking
on.
"Mademoiselle is not adroite at ALL"
cries Lenore, impatiently, rccklessly
mingllng together the Gothic and An.
glo;Saxon tongues, "Au contra.re, she
is very maladroite; coi6ez moi Steph'
anie, je uous en- pr;e," sitting down on
chair, and letting her handsome swk'
ward hands idle in her lap.
A Breton cap off is one-it is mere.
ly straight piece of wellstifened
muslin or net on, it is quite .. differ.
ent matter. Stephane having, foe 'th,
space Of about two minutes, arranged,
and pinned, and tied, bursts into 4
cascade Of shrill French laughter.
"Mon Dicul but, .mademoislle ha,
droll air Madsmoislle will pardon
her; but, damo, it makes one pane,
de ,te I" -:
Lenore rises, and putting her face
close to the dark mirror, With its dis
figuring sidelights, surveys her changed
countenance with eager solemnity. A
little border of nut brown hair, cmerg'
ing from the crisp white muslin; the
broad stiff lappcts, turned up and back,
and secured With pin on the crown,
making huge loop at each side of the
head. Why describe what every one
knows-that most piquant Of head.
gears that the wise Breton peasantry
have not yet abandoned in favor of the
mock lace and tawdfy cheap flowers ol
our lower orders?
"Je suis belle. nest ce pas p. she
| asks, a little doubtfully, peeping owe,
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lhe undersigned having purchased the
lewiston House (loeated on Washington
avenue near Clarke T. Co.'s storey has
made many alterations and improvements,
and now offersspperior comm odatlons to
travellers and alF who may stop with him.
The table is supplied with tho best that can
be obtained in the market, the rooms are
tidy and the beds clean and comfortable.
- "a Good stabliqg 10 attached to the
House. -
St. Cloud, Nov. 7, 1870 v18n17