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Aeosta New World Aeaens South America Aensn's Rogne
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Bsys Dictionary which Is the best ediuon By Des
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Works DckeLs; 26 Dr.mas OF the Restoration
DDOuRc Law ICrirey's Pills 10 Purge Melancholy
English Cycopeds II vols 4o. Eveyn SYLVIA 4tO Fsceuous
Fenes Works Forces Tracts. American Archives fiar
Gerund. GentcmSl's Magazine GOlsntLs Works GCnlons
Revolution GTyueuts New World Harrs Travels;
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TTavcs folio Hushs George Nv. Hume fine edition Hutch
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from the Arabic Johasons Dctony first elioD Jones' Gram
Ornament W. Joness works Journals OF the House Of
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Tales u Herpes Voyages 80 vols Lsrners Works; 10 vols
Dolphin Classics. Large aper IA vols Charles Levers
worls II vols Monk. Lodges Portraits. 10 vols Works
relsting Of London Able Mals WORKS Lorl MacAu
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Margaret Navarro Martyrs New World Maunds Botanic
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Syo calf Milton vor Syo caiE tfors Greece vols SVo
Mohswk Monardes joyful News Montanges hAys
kontlnass World Monthly Review Fne Set 2l3 vols SVo
Moutucorss Antqui;e. vos igho Book Of Mormon; ongh
MO1ie's Revo1uOr Musical Library II vols ioAo
relative Napoleon Meals NewhngaDd New MonhY
Magazine. vols Nicoass Orier Of k1ghihooi Nebuhrs
Britannia OgviGs Imperial Dictionary. OK
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Paarchs Lives Poll sy ops, Sacre Scripture lnefetun
or 10 vols Rome Eamerou. be WORKS Ross,
siT j., Voyages Of THE MESSRS bBANlTT AucuOneeIs
WILL BE SOLD at public auction, on
w SATURDAY. Nov 81 1874 10 o'clock in the forenoon for
the the premises No 44 Broad
New-Yok FIXTURES and FURNIIUkES Of frs-
~ h. Il. LUDLOW & Co.. Aucuoneers.
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Sales pp aurrlon


A
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway,
I'D BonstSeso Of Books Works of Art Fsncv GooG &c
DY JOHN II. DRAPER g. Co., Auctioneers.
ID Delaware Lackawsnns sni Western Railroad Company
EI cell
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
g6 Rrehspge.pisce. SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
p. TRAVER, Observation-Disclosures Sale
y. THIS DAl O'Clock. cf the LIQUOR STORE ll3 Avenue
d, eoIs.stng Of bAT, shelving, fixtures. &c
Gf0 W. FROST Attorney for Mortgage
BY W. R. MITCHELL, Anctoneer.
MANUFACTURERS SALE on ACCOUNT
WI OF REMOVAL
THE TAUNTON SILVER PLATE Co.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION At THEIR sALESRooM,
No. MAIDENLANB.
DAILY UNTIL FURTHER N0TCB
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ
THEIR BSTIRB STOCK OF ELEGANT
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
Tic attention Of trade aud restaurant proDeos Is called
10 this sac. Per order u
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE Co.
JOHN IL. SWAIN, Treasurer.
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Corporation Notices.

CEWERS, PAVING, &c.-Sealed Proposals
~ viii be Ieesed BY tie Department Of Prbhe Works until ~
seoek New 20. 1874 fes Sewers Pasus &c. In
hall.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Nov. 10. 1877

NEWBORN, lnurtuhys NoV. w. io's'
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day, Adrian
II. Muller Bon offered. by order Of the executors
OF the late Philip Dater $40 lots in the new Twenty
third Ward, located on Observation-Disclosures
One hundred and fifty fourth, and One-hundred and
nftysixthsts, Westchesteravep &c. The properly Is
about three miles from Central Park and Is well located
The sale was successful four lots on Onehundred-
andfty- -secondst corner Of Robbins-ave.. sold for
$500 each three adjoining sold for $500 each aud i9t
the corner OF Concord-avc. and One-hundreu,anu-
fifty second-st. went for $685. The bidding was SLACK,
and 1t evident that the audience was composed
entirely OF spectators.
James Miller sold four lots on the south side OF one.
forty ghth-st each 25X99 H. commencing
IbO feet west Of Grand Boulevard TO Jeremiah Pahg
born for $1,000 EACH These lots cost the owner slsOo
each and were sold TO satisfy mortgage OF S,5J0,
realizing less than half that amount
Peter +. Meyer sold for " X. stevenson 1r,a plot,
with buding gs theron located East Tenthst. north
side 20 feet of Dry Dockst. to j. McCloud, Tor
$500 size OF plot, axis ,
John McClave reports the ss Of four lots on the north
side OF sxtethst.. west OF Ienhave, for 1920 each
also four lots, southwest of Eighty seVenth-s
and Eleventh ave-, for s2i,Oo0
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DenrisIrp.
Drp @ooos.
Sltuaticns Danteo-- f!ales.

Coachmen.
ADvERTIsEMENTS For =, The T. L. ,iSToWs NEW
$; ssi rss: iGs:5 e. !, g.
ssHg s Ga a Sss .ai next door % lie
Po.t.Oaee. to 8 D m. at regular otlce rates.
NOACHMAN and USEFUL-By a man age
" 26 years care and dIye horses o % s
;sIfi cs 5hf GasfES4ERs S1s 15.i ss 'ySe %s,. &
1IOACHMAN and GROOM.-A respectable
we sle, in h y Of %SG eHG 'lG Gg 'Sa ws
Testgaied at this Agency
J7ARM HAND-A young man who under
stands all kinds farming also plain gariehrg woud hs
:e Wet kSS SSs % q %sa, %
Inquire for B. References thOrorsh investigated at this Agency
LNARMWORK aud USEFUL--By German
,. nard ss nj lss & 81 n sal rd tss' n Ss'e
sSs'sS a "a. i s;.i eARGSTESs west l
Porters
DORTER, USEFUL MAN, &c:-A Hollander
astS iSj iiF % Il ca ss q Sss
References Investigated a. In. -.s-uey.
Walters.
WATTERA German Young man mar ,o,s.1IT' as hTs'I
WAITER; understands the eii " s o,, ~ ersnce
eapaS non = opEIJ%s AGENCY West 34ht. cor Broadway
Reefru.es Thoroughly investigated at tbs Ag ney
WAITER and BUTLER.-A colorcd young
w would lie place 10 pnts.s ny Csn he ses
sss' Ss.Sas opfs 81 f.P ala HanscY iSS
Boadway Iaauirs for T. j. References 'hoooso"
this AgeoeJ.
Miscellaneous.
A PROTESTANT man and wite WISH wlsnnor a
n .n.ton a. COACUMAN and GARDINER aud w'e Is 'oo"'
so.nt,y urexrreJ best of reference. lO6 0th-aye.
A GOOD chance for any one wanting steady,
n reliable yaug WORK or do 10 n :. soed @ ssne
a. %aSrs.. s. paoUTs T. .. Box si3, Cortland n l.
: USEFIIL NAN and WIFE, American.I,
n fs.S .,e.r usea lrmwork, cattle ec ro~aa s"sI
s.. sss sSss 'BitRsAS above
ioa-s = -, :, z7,..-,,.r7 -
TTSEFJJL MAN and WIFE (Englshl TO
..., =, .rna,,,e; strong active whns ior s "Va os
iade. snd OUTSIDE, horses eae "a Ira,. ,ber ssSe
for ss.er. ho.swsrs . tie PaorEsT1ST HOME BUREAU,
l2s 6Aava. above l0ts-t. ,,,T,-- II, - .,o,N
USEFUL NAN and WIFE Geiman1, &
N ,aesAer or renne; ssronr ac'w ,,, m1,.,ng &c Ge
ks iOAss. sa's ear ssoi e,os washer
80 Les Il sy resr .sss. Al the PaofhSiA "o"A
l9s eassve .ssyv lodrS. Y,yI=yfropY-
1oACHNXN and GENERA HOUSsW ,tt;s, OIsh ~ :;
"a - ..s.s-u a. s nore, l- viie " sooa .s s
= ,.ss - 90 ~ is 20 Sss s.s ss,s B's.s~ay
n~Ss.os@ sheu,.sTs nvssfigs,sd at ssts Aseaey:
TWPTNYNTET OFFICE MEMOIRS
II 1ar<Rt1 gTEIoy.-HOtrsr1iobD ATfS Ai"'
SIiuHst,ks and RXRNHASDs. I39 Me.I so..sI ----
Useful AND HANDY MANLY Iespees- s.es's
" peson "a year. vac ~ ~, ts.o n.scy nsa "a
rsPs. et. :, C.u cARPsSThRs
lSs u - llSAA. Co. tass~
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QGuntrp properip TO Get.

A FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT-in jersey
"A CITY opposite Hamilton Psrk and eonvenen
70 the Ferry Aopto Rev. Dr. PATTON ONCE Of The
Bsphs, Weekly, No 81 Parh-row. III - - ------
ERENCH FLATS to LET-At Nos. 3O7. S0y.
3II 1926 10Th grand 10 Central PsrI
nitor premises Owner norvs Of Madison ave. oo.n
VNO LET, for SALE, or EXCHANGE,-A.tt
Metuehen n J-Laree HOUSE 10 rooms, acres land wiz
stable. A. WORK. p. o., Box Gil, Providence. r. L
FTO LEASE.-The popular and well-kn0Wnn
Il Summer HOTEL The W0si,,Ses oy,,oos VIII o1 or On
board steamer Baldwin, foot Harrison st. New-forh
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Citn Real Gsiate for Sale.

A BARGAIN, below panic prices.-A first
IA class fourory HOUSE, 25xG2xl00 Forty sixth
ST., Hfth-ave; must be sold at possession
s. EDDY No. i Park-plsce
A FIRST-CLASS TENEMENT PROPERTY
N six brick HOUSES 10 the Eleventh Ward Of
this city, Tor SALE OF EXCHANGE, on easy terms
J. N WYCROFf d Co.. 21 Park-row. N. Y.
EOR SALE-At a reduced price, 40S West
bSth-s. neat hreestOy and basement bown-stone front
HOUSE without Furniture. Apply peneA Only small
of cash required.
rNO HOUSE-HUNTERS AND BUYERS
.. hitarts N, Port.
mss, pU'S,t s''1 o a a., A. % p lie 2l,b Inst q,
elegant HOUSES private bids plan never before az
tempted Tie ouses Nos D. g. and ii East Forty onrthst ce
FIFTH and Nos Is AID 20 East Ffheyeph
e. beeen Fifth MadsOnyes pamphlet containing plans Of
the particulars conditions Of the sale be OBJ
tained OF the premises OF al tneir oiice
XVANTED-A well-built, bright, comfortable
w HOUSE, in good locality price not to exceed $4,000 Ad
with all particulars, HOME. T. o.. Box 3,429.
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Ccctures anb nleetinss.

CPECIAL RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE.-THE
- the Unyersa Church. BROOKLYN (CeTnonsve near At;nne
THIS EVENING at IL Addresses by Rev. Mr. MITCHELL Of
Scotland Rev FORESTER Of Newark and Uniyet cynen
Of New-York and vicinity Public invited
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WANTED-Male and female CANYASSER.
w t-ts te for THREE NEW NUN
BIR ooks q psgals ss~<r aed Axh ii.srsei srns
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DARE AND STANDARD BOOKS,
LII NOW on EXHIBITION AT IHb
CLINTON HALL SALE ROOMS, ASTOR-PLACB.

rg cole of Books ia varors departments OF Liter
,tGre CONFUSING ectoL Of Works on History Biogph N9y
rave neulg Books relating America vau
choice bindings adspea alike for Public aud Phi
Libraries and including works which believed have
before offered pub" ieJn solo
soeon MONDAY A0E Z AM following commencing at
CsiOcs
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YORK CITY.


SS Ssps eli 20 y adWsd %1P %
,s csrss sGr 81 $4,000
Sane properly; Martens 10 $4,000
ii :" oonT 1880
Mslies Hc 9j 2or5i walsh to wnniied Burke 5000
S7hst ms 30 INV ofLerngou-ave 2SISO Zemer "a ooo
McCaferty to TScy................. 1900
TSor6arn to ............... 2O6Oo
jane wife ofw TSorbu.n H. 900
70 Thomas MuIpsy ~ "".. 5000
'' Wssh 5000
Putt to q s DosSy ...........,.......'. 1000
B.eons1e e. i2S Of wesichesor Road a5r75 400
unoIsye 'Sns Of Mo.ve 2ili5S Mary Xieain
,Iecuir TO- + Abeau 100
Wslsnnre ...................... 1880
1stave . 25I Of 60thst, 25.iIliS Henry Calvin to oo
Alma TAYLOR Barton Widow 10000
SAME p4ooer SIa ismds T. nrsSn Won % spring 100
Same Same proSsT Sss SsSsSfn Green O 100
llthave n W 4Oth-st along llh-ave, l729Ithw
Al to original high water hne OF Hudson River tn
said line as it winds and to line oflot
l228 Of Glass Iloue Farm tn along said lot.
parallel with llth-aye lOS 10 .of 4Othst h 2CO
to sesR9Ig loa part loa n 254 don.1. l.sy ..
line intersection Of n S 39th-st K. tn GIL tx
th parallel to llth.aye 9S9 III o. th 9S9to
beginning, 18th part 4Oth-st 10 2lthave, runs
9S.9 Il th W J2J II IN D89 # TO 40ths I tn
25 to beginning 18th part Stephen Bdck (Re0 to Da- nm
Plot Of and bounded sohcir by land Of Isaac Cooper de-.
ceased, 130 westerly by lard lately owned by Thomas
Walker. deceased !75 #, Ia along lot Of VIM llasoet de.
ceased, 25 f. IN 10 along # Michael Roos l07
to the Post Road along Post Road 81 FL Herman Site oo
bling to Bernard B'rne Sooo
Desncey-st No. ia years, per 5000
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Nc,p- Irrsen Real Gstate for Sale.

DOR SALE-5O,OO0 acres of LAND IN
Southern EewJeey will be sold In one body or IN tracts
5000 acres These lands and opened nD V
navigation and railroads wood,
ana cedar lumber. Ad1res5 4. WRIGHT, ElTool, n j.
hRANGE, N.J.-Great variety property Tor
" and to rent once hours from 10 3 m ,
l.. n. GERRl. SO Nassau, cor. hbertT-st
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nlarnrnerD.

TINO PRINTERS.-We have for SALE one
TAYLOR PATENT DRUM CYLINDER PRESS bed 3lx46. With
~ springs rack screw table distribution; cone plys,
erpper ce 81 O25. cash boxing and shipping
This press thorough condition Also Qrarto Med
$40 Wanted 6rs,eass JOB printer
town; trouble onlT ctead eomposor will
FARMLR, LITTLE Il Co., Type hounders, n. J.
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Hlarp!e ono Hla1e Hlanteis.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-An
IA extensive Marble and MsTs Msntes and all other
hsrbwor Marble Turning o the trade KLABBR l3i East
Rgbieentbst.. Thiri-ave., n Y.
A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
~ Marbeized Mtntels all kinds Of Floor Thing Monuments Head
stones skb Plumbers AMI Cabnemake offered at g.
KLABRR Co.'S Steam Marble WORKS Nos 2l7 70 223 West Fifty
trst-gt,near Broadway
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Brsohpn propertp 10 Get.

| DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple st .,
= ro sziisyis Tor ehee
. "es fssssse wn COOK. zs5 ws.iaDgssc4k. Brsskys.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20

fe visg Books are included the Catalogue, and merit he
" special affection Of collections;
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

IN A PRIVATE FAMlLY.-A ROOM fer q
.n,lsn.n i ehn,tu.s ,so f'cm yan I'D ssn%e' co. .s
ktoS pal BOAED and FIRE; WI p.r So sIr. AseIe
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ssa<@s n ne.sA,s - ssusu4x.
yp o. srusisdRenisil
Deep In sn old pins wood.
With walls Of log ~ stieks and clay,
4 little cabin stood.
The roof vss made osclapboards,
II hsd . punehson losr,
Stout, wooden latch, anA hingss,
Held hst ths low.heowA door.
11s porch hsvas built u hsuleck boushs,
{ Ooss h,psd witA howhg Vines,
And vsiy slnall The Sss hs1se looked
Amid the ststsly pinss.
But here there dvslt : blue.sysd girl,
With curling, sut.bsov. trsssss,
Who span and we've ~ dysd the wool
Which made her WiAtsr dresses.
Che hosd ths corr. and isd the COW,
That gavs hsr trsAd and milk;
And dreamed sws 3 dreams that she shouN wSsi
Abax xofsan b)us> III,
WhSn Btsphsn ion ths war eilse back,
Up 10 the nsultsin sids;
And thy should sol nsstins. arst,
~ The bridsgroon aaa;ths bride.
A bloody b.tsl. I'D b..a fought,
And stsphsn's haalsoms head,
b aid the oouAS psp.r.
.IAx Ion. .aneaathaaaAA. ..-~ ....-----.~.-.....
N: :rss:;::. s's:;.;a =; ~, s 81 ~ 'e''''
The landlord csasS wooihg soou-
st hSnssttsas saa ~ poaati<G:s's! psoaai<G:s's! ano--
!, Hsr nathsr 81 . wtdev, toe-T -, 3{- :,
Hsr brothsrs we're no more"
Tbsa wot, ~ 1it sad winter, Wild: or
Came through ths lov-brow'A door. ~,
Hei asbl. ls'otl.r. ,aoaniai, se.i.d, - ----
-a..You danexe,r,aar me- ~ - s-- g..
:. oryoa'd not ~ .ps coma . want, ;,
hut marry io5a Squire Iss Y"
In agony she knlit and vspt, -" 5
Ard dsiisntly ~ l.assd:
''1ort, ~ ne ~ rsai1h, hsrs, 49,
hasA WssAo qotsanatd ;atrj.2: . ,"> -
RqeseAsnd Nj ths pear ehildwr4
I'll sh.slD ix,rs : III .nd III, S!s'
Her hair waaj TT - aut-brown ut ."'-:
But Aos - tAick, . vi, .-
,tA,s1vhhsshs h,f tvw a,.ssd tMoftn@ :"
.tsys@tJsrtiaE taat "a aishA; u ,4it~. :.
When sunnasts solsa4 noonlt smils
isa 11fsSs sstsh y silvssJ White. i ,A''2 !
r, A. iaet vhsa NOV lsy lheavil3.
- zn1s sl11s thsrs ..JsiI more snow,
j. Aasas .nS, u tSSSn1i y ssors,, - :-..7.'-
~ + Ths Reuntsiq isa,a.at eos,r~c. :. ::
Ms, ,ssnk into . dscaeyous drin,
A.lsh,isiss & Sila alszn, 3 = =:
Thaee r.n q tall. dkxk trnNllGe,!,
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srsqsass Tor the drst Insertion, and 81 cents psv
sQ0Ars tsr sssA sabss4uslt insertion.
.Attsrlsys ordering in legal alsdvsrtlssnsn ntsars
regarded fer the eest Of the sams
6oso tAsre 10 special agreement to charge the
y aaNtAss party. layAsAtiA Ill oAsss to 10 nsds In
seSAass >roDsA delivery q the s0dAvit. I
1esal Nstiess, Is ss1ts per Ne to tra1sisAt, and
10 ssats pr aAs to regular, advertisers.
1 Nsties efdsalA rilnpls AAnouncsnsnt] 3Sssnta
obituary notices. cents Per line; marriage Notices
SoseatS.
.. ODesialDlaes and eeahls eslann a tissnsAts
- - Inserted at rates agreed apeA. - - .'.
L Yearly advsrtssrste to pay quarterly.
Z. .stsangsrs must psyi1 advanes. give satistAs-
mn PA1faneoa.
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moaning; and then he got %
frightened, he never would go. any.
where, DOT look any one in the face.
Oh! only suppose; how strange it
would be to have = haunted house on
the Green. III had anybody 70 go
With me I sheuld like to walk down 70
Est Cottage At midnight"
"Let me 60 with you," whispered
Robert; but fortunately I heard him,
and gave Lucy . look. She vas oil.
ly little girl certainly, but not q. bed
ss that.
"This is really very great nonsense"
said Sir Thomas. "A haunted house
at this time Of dayl Mrs. Musgrsve, I
bope you will use al your influence to
put down this st'ry if it exists. I
give you mg word, Mr.. :Reiuh.rds i
quite an addition; and knows Sir
Septimus Dash. A really, well.bred.
we'll informed man. l am quite shook.
ed, I assure you. Lucy, hope yeu
will not spread this ridiculous story.
shall ask your mother what she
thinks. Poor man no wonder hs
looked uncomfortable, if there i sl-
ready rumor like this.'
"rheU he did look uncomfortable Z"
said Lotto. 3:
"No; I can't say he did. No; I
don't mean uncomfortable" s.id Sr
Thomas, seeing be had committed
himself. II mean-,t is absurd IL:
together. A ch.rmiae man % one !
whom you will all like imnenselv. Z
=. .---E = (
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tbinkiog from the lesson was resding.
It VS. M. Reiubsrdt, who had come
cat Of bis cottage. He came to the
g'rdeo gate and sto"d for : moueo.
looking out. was not near enough TO
see his face, but in every lioe OF bis
spare STOPPING figure there vas susplc
Ion aod doubt. He looked to the right
and to the left With curious, pry,re
eageroess, as if be expected to see some
one coming. Aud then he came out
altogether, an1 began to walk % and
down, ny aud down. The st,lluess vss
so great that, though be walked very
softly, the sound # his steps on the
gravel ot the road reached ne from
tune to time. l stopped 10 my reading
to watch him, io spite of myself. Eve,y
time he turned he Looked about him 10
the same suspicious curioos va,. Wss
be wsiting lor some Que ? IVES he look
Ing out Tor yisitor 7 or was he Che
thought spraog into my mind all at
onee| insane, perhaps, and had escaped
from bis keepers 10 the cottage7 This
thought made my heart jump, but q
little reflection calmed me, for be bsa
not the least appearance Of insanity
The little jar now and then of bis fuv,
when be turned kept me in excitement
felt it impossible to keep from watch.
ing him. When l found how abstract
ed my miod was getting, l knelt down
to say the Lit.ny, feeling that i. was
wrong to yield to this; aud when got
up from my knees the FIRST carriage-
tte DenziIs' oarrisgs-va, coming
cleaning along the distant road in the
sunshine, coming back from church,
aud the lonely figure was gone. l did
not know whether he had gone in again
or bad extended his walk. But fel.
somehow all that day, though you will
say with very little reason, that I knew
somr'hing more about our strange
oe'ghbor than most people did on the
Green.
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ST. PAUL.

The names givsa in this column szs these Of Tie
ietgsss I'll Nest rSliabls hsssss i4stXSls
ssvssal allinse q hssinsssin d lsal. 81 a
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and <rs'u for want of some one on,e rs is liz i've
init md 80. many people 4famiSbipq
for want Of ftsshssir, and the country.
Done ~ COY more; for it hurts me "a
"a It,, viii 7 We're mine to do VIA,
Lifted With it only for . year"
"Cemnubisn, t.nk communism" !"
s,ids the Admiral. i" But il that IL com.
msn'sm.. than l Am J. communist, asd !
don't deoy it. would not vast, /,
0hr'at''n dxslling-pIace any more than
I.~ou|d throvss~sy good hosest whole.
some bread ,.,'',<,..,' .%'xr, - <.n<:. '
Il A40E!.eyer:, this STATE. Of. things osme
% ascend one spsibg,s gosd many year.
sgo. 'Wortmsa came and 'beg.a to pu.
East Cottsge in order. We oil took
the greatest interestIin the work. It
w qaits'a place to, 60 70 for our If:
t!e'noos, walks. and sometimes rs many
.s~tbrss and Tour parties, would meet
there among The sh.vings and the pals
Of plaster aod whitevash.' 1t :xss be.
ing 1'sy thorosshly done up. W.
eoasol'ed e.ch sthsr 10 d gave our olin.
ions about ali the papers, Is If it mat.
tered whethersvs liked them; or not
The Green thought we'll of tho new
ten.at's taste on tho whole, though
some of'us had doubts about tie decor
alton of tie dti;wiog.rooom.. ! which VI, {
rathsra dark little room room by: b: nature, :,
The paper for it was terribly artistic
Il w.s one IT those new u desig 90. u, ,v''hiol
1aiwsys think ,re too, ecclesiastical 70,
s'prnite house group. Of dv. ~; o. ii, ii,
daisies tied together wiz long stalks
'dstsehsd ind dtistiuo,, iaod III the . h.,iiii i i
% titif hlads' standing; aodd end, 60 ,''t !,
lspeak, but ~e vho objected had . con
viosioa *th.ti. w. OILY our 'iigoo1r1,,poe
and merely whspested 10 each other il i,
eornefs, tbat ~ we're aj DOT quite sure 4, :
that perhaps i vi. just = ! little -
bna' tic people Who kaex better like,
Ift;ve.jh hdSb..s :; .='> - = 81 s'
f. i?,-.,.,., -. 49,. ,-c
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you only to look At them. The woman
had 4 Suspicious watehfol look, her eyes
seemed to be slwsys,on the nearest cor.
ner looking for some one, and she had
IN dir of resolution which I should not
have liked to struggle against, The
man vas not qaies SO slar1iipg, for he
was older and rather feeble on hi. ,ex.
One felt that there must be some weak .
ness 10 his character to justify the lit
tie. deviousness that Would now and
then sppesf 10 bis steps: These Two
psople 80 attracted " our Rotioe in
The interval otrwsitiog for their master.
| The mans name was White-auz inno:
cent feeble sort Of name, but highly
ssspeotabIe-and he oslled the woman
aemething which: souoded ike Miss;st
Sarah; but whether it Wis aer Chris,
ten name or her surname wes 4neve,
could make out. 'e:<. 51H Urn +. .,,,
ar'h ~aslon = Moaday evening, .sa I
bad gone 70. aiue;ss the lodge Wit b
Sir Fhemss and Lady 'Denlil, whom the
first eertain new; osff the nov tenant of
E.st Cottage reached Us: s. The gentle:
men, Of course, had been the first to hea.i
it. 'H Somehow, though it is taken 70,
| gIsnted that p women are tho Rrss,
ttafie1ers IN gossip; it is the men who
always start. the subject. Whom they
samtiea into the drawing.room after din
net" they gave " uis' the Information,
~hioh'they had 'slre.dy been; discuss.
rig among Themselves over their v1iine
"Mr. Reinh.rdt b. IS . arrived" 81,
Thom.. said TO Lady Deo,il; .,ud q Z
II i.ked,"w Whom r. '"~'. go; '..''
| ''"He came yesterday, I believe" said
81. Thomas. - il '''.1 80 .''', =
.1."'Y es.erd,yl Why, ye.t.rd.y, -,
Sunday" e.ied some ono and .hough
~e ore, Is : community, toler.bly fIee
! from prejudice, 70 we're ,ll soniew h.i
! shocked end there ~ss = pauss. :.;'
ss II believe Sunday: is considered th,
most laoky div 70, everything abroad :
said Lady Den.il, after that interval 4
"fo' beginning journey, and no doub,
for entering house. And as he is o1
German extraction ~ 27' J.: -
~.'"ae does otslook like German, .
said Robert Lloyd the is quite an old
fellow-aboat fifty, I should s.y-and
dark not fair" 4: =, -:
At this speech the most Of Us laugh.
cd !; for al. Old fellow Of 6fty. seemed
abi,urd to Is, Who We we're That .g., ., 81
more :; but Robert, i twenty, nj! =, had ne
doubt on the subject ~ s~~'.- ~ -
~; ;"Well," he sid. half offended. II
eould not have ssidss young fellow,
eoqldq II Hs stoops, be. i .vtuuy thin,
like .ao~ old; magician, and shabbily
dressed, and"
.:#"You must have examined him from
head 10 foot, Robert !'',>" .j,, -:
iis"A fellow cant help seeing" said
Robert, "wheu he looks j.; and I thought
you all waited to know''
+ Then1> xs did . discussion Is to wh.,
potiios should be taken Of tbe, new: b, !,
conhqsIti.s W. did no. know whether. II re
v.s married y z not, and, :. consequently, 20
could not 60 fully ioto tie question
butsths aspess,ot the house and the
looks ttherservant. we're much against
ILL., Foxnyt own tpars, Z felt convinced
b. vastaasnassied 5 .ad, ei.r q. =.
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