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North Carolina No. a cut, new, 9Ss.tGees1
Nor sGssn c a &c. sgsss
sss No. ss}i 5 al ~ So s
ss:sl 1si1 g: ss 81 See w. .i Is
S2.2s; No. 8. eI.75. Mess shad in kits SS 1885,
san: Liverpool sg.lsGs2 30 from wharf.
Wsss Siszials . ssls 20 as sn e ise1
Sugar !: Crushed. powdered. and simulated TX
S sS;ss 1e ISi o. 3 ssisN. sI!a
iie Ne sew rS orisa nso luz. sesrcs
Snap: Common. 5@sc.: best washing, 11@
~ H. sd toilet 1sesoe and fancy prices; eoa-
ele a imperial isi' 1.i5siso; sanposdsr. sia
Hides, Leather, &c.
Hides: Green. 446e;: dry salted. 1901 Sc; Dry
Clint, 12@16c. wet ssited, s0I0c; wet salted calf
Leather sole leather, oak. ss@45c; se!e,eashsr.
finish, 25Gl2714c. q foot kip. 60c.@41 ~ b: har.
ness, sos9,ry So9Sss SKI .f es sh ao@ sc
sklriing, 2s@32c.
Iron, Steel, Nails, sc.
Iron: English ana American refined. 4a44c. y
D. English and merican sheet. GO 7hc.: Sweues.
ss4ssssoe sSsags hGGaR Sss s Brdens n
shoe. sS@ss.25 n 100 lbs. s
Steel: MAYORS cast steel, 2092lc. "a D.. English
b5listered, IsHc q n; American blis'eied, I2Hc.
Nails: In store, IS for s.andsrd-that Is, tea
penny other sizes extra.
:, Plough Castings: Wholesale, 54c.; RETAIL 6ac.
Liquors, Wines. &c.
die: Scotch. best brands, pints, $3.50 q dozen.
Rsetided aoy aiss key &C. Common, 81 @s1.2o; full
s2ns4 Virginia Mountain, new, S2GSs2.50; Old,
81. 50G 50. so and upwards
Brandiss Domestic, sl.25@s2: fruit. 81 1850
$50; apple. new, 50; old, s2.5o@ss, wholesale;
peach, 10.
Gin: Domestic. $1.25ase.
Rum. New England. *1.40@s1.50; Jamaca
and santa Cruz, S44$6.
Lumber, Stavcs, Etc.
49,. LuwSsr White 1aes oak s2o@25 Z 1000 ooG Wss.
s" s5 ISSS fssx
4 doo Ts fsSSs0s sswsa ssaS
Stares -whiskey-barrsl timber, green. s15@ls
= I9oG Y& ss29@i2SSo 1000 aoon t nSe
S9@S10: hogshead hoops. s40@s50 " 1000;
whiskey-harrel, hickory hoop, sl2.50@t15 a.
1000; red oak Tor molasses barrels, 81 1880.
ea R? gsls cotton &c white $4,000 wool
Ropc;, Manila, best, ss92oc.; sisal, 2ac. sb.;
Wheat Bran: Sc. q bushe
n I52m B1%s: i ise !; S SusSsl
Shipstug,: SOC, y bushel.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mlning Acc .@sl.25 q 100 feet.
Po,oder: 1915 by the i've kegs-less than fye
kegs 81 25: blasting s40s4.5o.
Shot: Northern, s275@ss q bag of 25 Ds.
Grindstones: 2G2tac. FRb.
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For the DIsrs'ch'l 400,

iFor the Dispatch
,o,.,S, COUNTY. December %, 1913.
1.-Two about the proceedings OF the
s'" 'o';ng Of the Green Springs Farmers
6s' "'. nn'Sh hello. the 18th Of last month,
tin", ', w. amiss. VIII therefore send You
mN "", substantially: There were pre-
" >'a', ,,,"n,bcrs and visitors. DIR. Cowhcro,
semi n',ar,cs F. T. Wise. j. NJ. vest, =.
W. TR W, Thurman, Lieutenant hund-
Uo'LT".no McComh, Colonel Goodman, Il.
.tN' ,a1rn;nr G. &. Goodman, and MIR.
/; 4 AZ The meeting was held at Colonel
"n''| Ennar,au's and presided over by Or.
e. y .', With Y. 7. Chewing as secretary
=. ,'" ,,,;cc, of commercial fertilizers was
IoS ~: orJ AFTER much had been said of
..,-;., folio Ing th' ''>e "a ''''e al" Val '''s
~ .,crc;sl fertilizers,
.sa2:cd ot ,ros. oor,-
rs,al fertilizers. except lime, N lheir pre-
~, nricr>. Improbable for the production
'.y,,ir. We think some OF inc prepare
..... for tobacco good.
,.,icr the head N new business Toe Qlies-
.ros, whether or moi the organization
rlUh SnoutH pt ittStlfS 't'u ~"
-.,,.-rS continued. or hc absorbed by
,.... recent organization composed largely
- :ncnhcrS-n namely, the Patrons OF
u.>andrH.
....ji,Handing. on motion it was unani-
..,h resolved TO continue the club an
r.., General W. McComb was
,.... .,,1,ra delegate 10 The Farm
-.',,.nyf}." held in Petersburg. and Mr..
- r. W,>, aternate. The next meeting
'..t.. h.,! tie 18th proxmo al Mr.. Charles
as, subjects 10 be considered !:
.'..~.npjp, and Pressing Tobacco" and
..i..I Rotation Of Crops"
..r farmers Of this section have done
-, drga5lr plougninG for the next crops
IN and tobacco. fiaut-4co> are being
med and agricultural pursuits pursued III
.'...t... :,un. OF their WAY. IL i no thought
49,. ..,Ia,-r.i o: moHcy being 50 scarce that
..g. ,'I rn. hc Forthcoming "Lrn the crops
g. .raiy tr market.
mile legislation in regard 10 fences
.....',,. ~ ~. lighly Necessary IN their present
.',,.ii.,I condition. a existing laws make
-. burden Of renewal entirely 100 heavy for
..,.,ls with hut little facilities. Perhaps
.. -, anon about fences. I.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, December "a, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whie. 1872 bushels. Red, 400 bushels.
CoRS.-White, 544 bushels.
OATS.-614 bushels.
RYE.-12 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. A bushels good at $40: SO
bushels prime at Sits; 20 bushels good on private
terms Sc bushels very good 1T 81 10: 80 bushels
atsl 80: SO bushels prime Oh private. terms--to-
tai, 454 bushels.
WHEAT Red. 81 bushels very good at 81. 40 !:
ITO bushels at SLIGO; &c bushels fair on pr vate
els common at Sl.35; so bushels at 1855; so
bushels choice on private terms-toto, 3S4 bushels.
CoRN.-Whitc, sos bushels very good new at
CSC; "a bushels prime on private terms-total,
$50 bushels.
OATS.-120 bushels good mixed Mt 4Sc.: 1856
bushels good white al 4Sc.; lOS bushels very good
white at 50c.-total, GA bushels.
RYE bushels prime Ut SIC.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Spain.
BAYoNNE, December 24.-Ten steamers are
ut San Sebastian tor the purpose of embark
ing the force of Republicans under General
Moriones, which Is surrounded by 10000
Carlists, and cannot escape capture except
by taking refuge on vessels.
MADRID, December 24.-The Epoca pub
fishes letter from General Sickles declaring
that early in the Virginius disputes the In.
transigentes OF Madrid proposed to make 8
demonstration hostile to the United States.
The EpocG denies there was any such inten-
ton, and regrets that General Sickles took
no pains to contradict the dispatch from
America reporting that such demonstra-
ton had actually taken place. <.|. ..s
France.
PARIS, December 24.-The reported flight
of Marshal Bazaine is unfounded.
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Snow fell Tuesday at New London, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
and Pixies Peak. 1t also rained at Lynch.
burg, Norfolk, Cape May, Dubuque, ana
Knoxville. And at intermediate points III
both cases.
The river Mississippi is spanned at last az
st. Louis. Singularly enough, It was neces'
sary TO make the last connecting Ink ut night,
when the temperature was low. Ihls mace
the scene very striking, and the papers make
the most of it,
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New YORK, December 24.-Advices from
Cuban sources relative to the military move
ments Of the Cuban army state that in the
attack on Manzanillo, on the Goth of Novem-
Der, the insurgents captured twenty-f
rifles, eight thousand cartridges, a Quantity
of gold and Spanish bank-notes, Cloth, pro-
visions, &c, besides destroying one million
dollars worth of property End capturing one
hundred prisoners, who were paroled.
The losses of the Spaniards were estimated
at over two hundred, while the Cuban loss
was thirteen officers and sixty privates killed
and wounded.
. On November Goth the Cuban army went
into camp OF Sanja, having made further cap
lures Of 100000 cartridges, IS rifles, and
number Of horses.
Cuban agents in this city state that orders
have been received that no more rifles are
needed by the Cuban forces, as they have
CAPTURED more than sufficient to arm all the
forces they can put at present in the field.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 24.-For the Mid
die and New England States, the tempers-
ture will fall slightly, with increasing pres
sure and generally fair weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, lower
temperature, with northeasterly to north
westerly winds, and but little cloudiness.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
east of the Mississippi river, generally
cloudy weather, with northerly to easterly
winds on the coast, and less cloudiness in
tue interior. Light rains may prevail on the
Eastern Gulf coast.
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Rev. DR.. Leonidas Rosser, D. D., of Rich.
nond, Va, preached yesterday morning
and evening In the Waluut-Steet Methodist
Episcopal church, and on both occasions the
large audience.room was crowded to its ut
most seating capacity. Mr.. Rosser is of me-
dunn stature, rather spare made, and is
about sixty years Of age. His hair and
beard are almost white with age, and he
speaks slowly but with vigor, enthusiasm,
and eloqueuce, making his serm ons impress
logical reasoning.-LouisuiHe Courier.
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Ex-aIayOr Halls Trial.

New YORK, December Palm the trial of
ex-Mayor Hall to-day the defence offered no
testimony, and aiter.the summing up Judge
Daniels charged the jury as some length,
and rather faveraby to the prisoner.
The jury retired, and at 8 o'clock re-
turned, and were instructed in answer to
queries from be foreman; the judge at the
same time admonishing them that in case
they failed to agree in an hour be should
lock them up.
The jury again retired, and soon after re-
turned with a verdict of "not guilty."
which was received with great applause.
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The RESIGNATION OF GENERAL SICKLEs.-A
Washington correspondent of the New
York Times states that the resignation ten
dered by Minister Sickles as our represent
alive at Madrid has without doubt been ac-
cepted, and that the next mail will carry to
him the official notice of his recall. He was
impressed, it seems, with the belief that the
voice of the people of the United States was
for war with Spain, and he "flew off the
handle," demanded his passports without
instructions, and did other silly things at
Madrid. His expectations not being fulfilled
by subsequent events, ne had but one course
TO pursue, and that was to resign, and it is
said nobody at Washington will be sorry.
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THE REPORTED DEMAND FOR THE NIRGIEIUs.
A special to the New York Times from
Washington says:
"Tbere is no foundation whatever for the
Madrid dispatch which represents President
CASTELAR, as making demand for the re-.
restoration Of the Virginius by the United
States to Spain. Spain delivered the vessel
into the hands of the United States for trial.
She cannot reclaim it without violating The
spirit, if not the letter, of the agreement
under which the surrender has been made.
Further than this, there is not the slightest
evidence of any desire on the part of the
Madrid Government to make such reclama-
ton. The United States Government is
bound by the same agreement to institute
proceedings against the vessel and surviving
parties who have violated the laws. The
penalty for such violation of our laWslas
It is supposed the virginius has been guilty
of is forfeiture to the United states ana II
the vessel is condemned it will be the third
time she will have been sold by this Govern.
ment. At the last sale she brought p, 800"
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. December 24.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat firm for choice; other descriptions
7Sc.: yellow southern 2n 75c.: mixed western,
TIC. oats scarce and wanted: southern. bl913c.
Rye firm ut S8995c. Hay dull at SIS. Provisions
Ineats steady. Bacon steady: suzar-cured hams.
12ar. Lard nomiEalat S4qtSSc. Western butter
firm aud unchanged. Coffee strong and unchanged.
MlislnN
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New York Items.

New YORK, December 24.-Thomas G..
Chisholm, prominent Chicago grain dealer,
recently arrived here, has disappeared.
Doland & BurrelI, glove dealers, and Will
liam FL. Carpenter, millinery goods, have
suspended. The amount involved is believed
to be about $500, 900.
A Key West dispatch says the Wyoming,
under special orders, left last night for AS
pinwall to bring the steamship General sher'
man to her former port.
Fisk e. Hatch have resumed.
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ST. LOUIS, December 24.-The Collier
White Lead and Oil Works were burned last
night. Loss, 100000.
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The Senatorial Transportation Com
Inittee.

ATLANTA, Ga, December 24.-The United
States Senatorial Transportation Committee
met at the Kimball House to-day. Colonel
W. B. FrobeI made an argument in favor OF
the Atlantic and Great Western canal. The
argument was we'll received by the COM
mittee.
Colonel Mcfarland, United States en-
gineer, made report of the survey of the
route.
The committee leave tomorrow for Mo-
bile,
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AHRIvED.-Our gallant friend aud towns
man Colonel Henry Ward, of the Egyptian
army, arrived in town yesterday to spend
the Christmas holidays at home. The Colo
mel Is in this country on special duty for the
Viceroy, and will remain until January
During the month of February he Will re-
turn to Cairo.-Norfolk Landmark.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December 24.-Cattle slow; very
best on sale to-day, 5H@6c. /; that generally rated
as first quality 5@5Ac.;I medium or good 1air
head Hogs firm aud fairly active; corn.fed, 7stS
7hc.; sillers, 6&C@7c. Receipts 1O.960 head
sheep more active 1t 4a151c. Receipts, l .ooo
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. December 24-HOon.-As install. at
the Stock Exchange this morning call was COM
menced at 1880, but owing to, the confusion In
consequence of the early adjournment OF the Board
the Governing Committee ordered the stoppage of
business. The following are the quotations: Stocks
dull. Money. 6. Gold, 1895. Exchange Long,
s4; short, 9S. Governments dull. State bonds
quiet.
Ecening.-The Gold and Stock Exchanges closed
at O'Clock to-day. Moncy-Demand light as6@
2. Exchange depressed at 81. Gold weak at 0etGo
no. closing at l09S Rate for carrying, z. Gov
ornaments dull and lower: nothing doing
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APPEARANCE OF THE PRISONER.

One of the charges brought against A.tor-
newt General Williams is that the Govern
ment was made to pay 81 500 Tor carriage
for Mrs. Williams. ri
Castle and Campbell are singing Tith great
success in opera IN the English towns.
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nv TeiegraBfl.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, December 24.-Cotton steady; safes
changed. WhisSey dull at 3Sc. Wheat less firm.
Com dull aud heavy; western mixed In store 61hc.
Pork lower new mes, SIC. Beef quiet and un.
changed. Lard quiet and lower AT SIC. Tallow
quiet nj 7&(a7 1l-16c. Turpenttne weak at 4OHtG
Ale. Rosin quiet at a2,50Q$2.5o. Frelghts 10
L i,nrn uulrt.
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Death Of the Vyealthiest Man In Balti-

BALTIMORE, December 24.-JohnS Hop
kins, the wealthiest man in Baltimore, is
dead, aged seventy-nine years. Mr.. Hopkins
last March gave 100000 to found free
hospital, also $4,000 shares Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad stock to found univer-
sity on his Clifton estate.
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THE ISngBTaDszsss Oh JAZZ Cooks d Coz
OFFICIAL STATEHENr.- Philadelphia, Decem-
her 23--The United States marshal has
printed q complete list Of. the creditors Of
Jay Cooke & Co., with thenmo1nts claimed.
The following Is general summary of the
different classes Of obligations, with the
number and amount:
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I'm MeInOr1am.

Bosros, December 24.-At q meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the Museum of
Comparative Zoology to-day resolutions
were adopted representing the irreparable
loss the Museum has to bear in the death of
Professor AgassiZ.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CISCISSATI. December 24.-Flour firm and
In fair demand. Corn In good demand at 62GoSc.
Pork quiet ut SIS. Lard quiet; steam, sgoSc.;
kettle, &c. riacon In good demand and scare IT,
shoulders, To- TIC. clear rib, &c.; clear sides oSt9
SIC WnlskaY quiet at 92c.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. December "a -Flour-Demand goo1
at full prices; low aud medium grades scarce aa9
frm, closed dull aud lower at Sac. for No. mixed
closing ar 53c. Whlskey unchanged at 95c Pork
oniei nj Sl4.25 Bacon frm and scarce at 7c.;
Shoulders, S4lGS]tc.; clear rib aud clear ottes,
e 5.66ISkc. Lard nominal
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UNDER ANOTHER NAME.-We learn that
DR.. West, who visited this place about ten
DAYS ago, is now giving "spiritual manifest
ations" in Richmond under the name OF Dr.
Eddie. --Tre1ertck's6pug Star.
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FIN

The Chesapeake and Otto Railroad Company.
We learn that there WI be . meeting Of the Gre
ditors or the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Conn
pzny at the ef1ce OF the TredeTar Company, No. 80
Pine street, New York, on Monday the 2Sth In
slant, At q O'Clock.
Every creditor should be represented at the meet
ing, either IN person or by attorney, fully author-
lied TO act on the propositions Of the company.
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yashinpfou Items.

WASHINGTON, December 24.-The Execu.
tive Office will be closed from now until af-
ter Newly ears day.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

DCCCuIUc1 1OTV'
During the past week the transactions In tobacco
have been very insignificant. The new year will
probably have the effect Of inaugurnting better
state Of feeling and business, which vest erday was
virtually closed, will lie brisk again. We quote old
tnhnccn.aS fOllnMs:
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Conservative Victory I'm Halifax,

C0nservatfVe Victory I'm Halifax.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.i
Boston, Va, December 24.-Major r. L.
Ragland Conservative has been elected to
the Virginia Senate by 343 majority-with
one white precinct to hear from.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. December 24.-Flour steady at
as6S6 is. Corn In good demand; shplled, bulk,
50G, Provisions quiet and gel orally steady. Pork,
Sf5MSI55O Bacon-Shoulders: &c.; clear ri3'
S9SGc. lard, &c. for leaf; Shc. for steam. WIS
hoy
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williamsburg.

.. ,;ccspou.cncc Of the Richmond D!spatch.J
lows TIE EIvER--sITE OF OLD JAMES
u.s. UNpEE TATER-REHlSlSCENCE - THE
->.ASp NOW" WHARFAGE &C T NG
Eg,uY For CHRISTMAS GREAT ABUNDANCE
.r nsME-CuEAP LlvIEj-WlLLIAM AND
uyY COLLEGE-ITS GLORIOUS HISTORY
:s.-rgS LUSATIC ASYLuM---rLEASAST TRIP
=. r:f:. rly;S SYLVESTER.
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OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
RICHMOND, VA, Dece mber %, 1873. J
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF

D1 AUTHUhI Or aN 49, OI
d ASSEMBLY approved April 2, 1878, II is
iswfui for the Circuit Court judges Of this Com
monwealth, until the times for holding the terms
of their respective courts shall be prescribed by
law, to fl tile time for holding such terms Ihe
Bedford Coanty.-20th February, 7th May and
LIST September. oo.,, ,, a.,
Ippomattor county.-6th March, goth May, and
! 1 Nels sspec ouaty-17th March, aoth May and
Esd September. ,o.,, ,,,o an,
ca GtynpJeH County.-eth April, Goth June, and
18th October. ,o., ,, ,s 9th octo.
he Icy " j. BELL BIGGER,
w. Clerk OF House OF Delegates of Virginia.
de 23-2taw1ln
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December 24.-EirglDia consols
49H. North Carolina Els, old, "a. Bid to-day.
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NOTICE TO FISHERMENsss
~ Avn DEALERS IN SEINE $Es]-ft:ssss>
THREAD.-15,OOO pounds Of Seine ihreau, IN my
own importation, has arrived superior 10 ahg o'hef
pi'n'' "''' - L. LlCHTESSTEISS, s
importer Of Selne-Thrcad,
1905 and 1907 franklin street.
Haul-Seines furnished at factory prices. de 23-3m
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8it|,mond nispatth.

,>.,,y DECEMBER IS, 1873.
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ME-. BeSstLL'> strCHatKIi.

Ny uncle, Alexander McFaLlane, was
waiting breakfast, an event very uncom-
mon With him, FIR Aunt Nancy was the
soul Of panctuaiiy. Nevertheless she was
a little late this morning. Light o'clock
was the breakfast hour and it vas now
fully ten minutes past
Aunt Nancy WAS not nv uncle McEar-
lanes wife. lie was wiaower of some
fifteen Years Standing. Fifteen years be-
fore his 3iie had left him a delicate little
boy fer keepsake, AMI had gene away,
whisrering with her last breath that she
was very happy. Her mother and sister,
who bad come to the house tie nurse her,
rsmaineI after her death, according to
uncle NcFarlare's particular request. lie
would be SO glad lie SAID, ..e said, if il
We're not exacting too much Of q sacrifice,
to have Mrs. Howard and Nancy stay with
,tin., keep mp his house, and ..-:end to his
little boy. So Mrs. Howard who was a
widow with very stra;tened isl2ome, rem
ted her little house in New Eus'aud vi
iase where she he'd always lived, aad came
70 preside over Mr. McFarlanc's spadious
mansion aHiliberal housekeeping in Green
wich Street, New YUrk--ny uncle McFar-
lane lived in Greenwich Street, Il fact which
marks the pate Of my story with sufficient
:NGctlc.s.
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-. sacss -, s;sv. i...-, -A-4gl Ali,
oh, well, | don't know. l dare say he
Nigh; feel i a little Of a sacrifice Just at
first but b this time he has pursuadoi
himself that there never was such a wo-
man, and that the favor was all on her
side. | don't think. for my part, McFar-
lane Will ever regret IT.
And | don't think Uncle McFarlane ever
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lgKIvAL AND DEPARTrE. - GOODRICH :
sTE.!ERs.
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