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New High street.
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Office, Nos. % and %, Downey Block.
JACOB A. MOUREN NHAUT-..F'rench Consul
Main street.
CLINTON &. SEARS, In charge Of Improve
ment of Wilmington Harbor-Residence
at terminus OF street railroad.
County Directory.
A. w. POTTS......Co Clerk and Clerk of Courts
J. w. .GILLETTE.....Co.R Recorder and Auditor
I e. AN.-.......................Co. Treasurer
W. r. ROWLAND...Co. Sheriff and Tax Coll.
GEO. H. PECK........... Co. Supt. of Schools
DIONICIo BoTILLER.."....... Assessor
L. SEBOLD. ......Co. surveyor
Or. g. w. BROOKE........Co Physician,
tOfice, Lanfranco's Building.)
Board OF Supervisors:
GEO. KINDS, Chairman,
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nORsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.


A LBERT T. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER
a Trustees sale Of valuable Trottine Horses William NJ.
Joint owners in the sorr horse General Tweed
Venus and her colt Dnr one yenr old by A1eTdeen e
public auction 20 tho highest bidder for cash. without
a the stable Of George y Ferguson SON no 10 west
Fy second street New York General Tweed has record
25 to beat him Boston, and much
for style he /, equalcd by few cxcccd by none His
sire, Myron Perry has record of "a, and careful
As his speed has never been fully developed
10 Of "nd Sound ne and KIND 10 an G
without speck bensh and his conduct good company
purposes although she belongs rotng family and has
sS"s s II & wssn n Of
900 people and one haf mile IN Ia she was eight year,
harncs This has great deal merit and il she per.
cssTcs fails in SOSS hands S that will give 5or training
she has all the elements OF speed STAYING qualities and
Old sired by Aberdeen he By Hs%betonsn Dam Venus
she by the Bacon Horse and he by Ethan this young
oubed with when they see h% nay S Is
matter what the price may be- nature has eneavored
IN the isnisigiGS St this
A BARGAGX.-THE FAST TRoTTING HORSE GRAY
i5S hands stylish. free and peasn, driver will show s
and warranted sound and kind also shifting top side bar
new; also beautiful top Pony phseton Private stable, 80
A $3.50 WILL BUY GOOD SHIFTING TOP
~. Buggy, bnilt order last March Harness. $50;
beautiful top Pony Fhacon Private stable. 80
East Twelfth street near University place.
A LIGHT BROWN HORSE, i5Y HANDS HIGH;
~ sound and kind suitable foL buggy u carriage
G. W. FRIbLING, No 397 Second avenue.
4 FIFTY Tor AND OPEN SECOND HAND WAGONS
~. by best city makers from $40 up Coaches Clnrenccs
Landaus Brtzkas Barouches Phaeons Coupe Rocknways
several styles NJ low brces Pony Phaetons open and tops
very low express Wagons top and heavy and light
Harness. Whips and sheets; closing out cheap
WM II. GRAY. 10 and ~ " ooster street.
A FOR SALE. A BAY uAMBLETONIAN MARE, 1871
~. hands high years old and warranted TO r0t mile
better than 80 a other Horses 1T for kind Of
business all younwAnd sound and good trial allowed
Apply NJ 4i4 Canal street furniture store).
A -S160 A BEAUTIFUL FIRST CLASS TOP SIDE
a.. bar Wagon also brewster Cart 500 Harness. 800
Private stable II East Tenth street between Firth avenue
and University place.
A SACRIFICE AN IRON GREY HORSE YEARS
~ old III for conl truck, &C also two other Horses
young and sound suit grocery farming, &c must be sold
80 Division street, saloon
4 ONE COUPE. ONE EXTENSION TOP PIIAEToN,
IA Park Phacton, Cart and one Wagoncttc all
hearty and unused private family. To be seen az NJ
Curlcys 100, Ill and Il3 East Thirteenth street,
Fourth avenna
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
.MusEMENTs-Frnsr PAcu-sisth column.

column sSa%
BoARDERs wANTED-BIHvENTH PAGE-Finh and sixth
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-ELrvnsru PAGE
BRooKLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PACE
E RSsESks fas5
EsPsfS
DLERSs And sALEsMEN-rwxLr7n rAer-FOursA and
SS 52GRnS &SD isH%
uoAs sP'S9I srEAmsnIps-s.corp rAes-Third and
couSTEY S lS9iS P4es1ss'h column,
PRY % R 'PRSsHED AND uN
FURNIsnED-srcoSD PAcE-FiS' and second col
EunoPRAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcorD PAcE-Third column
RxcURsioNs.sr oosD pAGr-F1fsh column.
6E HSoa sAe %SS GpS sGH TO LET
srooNp PAcr-second column.
S a@am and
HORSES, CARRIAGES &c-FInsr PAcK-Third and
fourth columns. s,-.A
Gou5Es RooSs 1S is rAs.-nA
Observation-Disclosures PAeEa;,Finh column
5eTg HH column column
column column
Observation-Disclosures PAGr~Fiffh column.
M HRcEehhNESo5bs5H PAGE,
Sixth column.
MUSICAIr-FrRsr PAGx-Fourth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fihh column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First and second columns
PIANOFORTES ORGANS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Fhh col
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE oh TO
RENT-SEcoNp PAGR-First column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEcoND PAoE-Virs'
column.
REwARDS-Fnsr PAGR-Second column
SALES AT AUCTIOE-TwFLrTH PAGB-Sixth column
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FACE
First, second and third columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGB-Fourth
column. -.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FRsT PAGB-Seeond and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS &o-F1nsr PAcS-Third cob
hummer REsoRTs-ELxvENrn PAGE-sxth column
THE TRADES-TwELFrH PAGB-Fifth column
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SRcoNp FACE
First column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth and 9th
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column
WANTED TO PURCHASB-SECoND PAGB-Sixth column
WATCHES, JEwELRY &C..SEcoSD PAGE-sixth column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SKcoSD PAGK-First column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGs-Fifth column.
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KENNETH BUILDING.
BENNETT BUILDING
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LBr

FEW MORE OFFICES TO LBr
DIRECTORY
I-Lawreneo Co, Bankers
4Thomas NJ Lynch wincs
50 aT B. p "a tapo Si latter
e-Baum Friedman Tailor'
inlet Very ' sEs6S f. S sF6R and Insurance
aMeMah Y 4 Morse, lawyers
or croi T. G Philips, k ksTy Estate.
g poas sy K.nd maT ylsai E,,a,.
81. Hcrrick Henry. Lawyer.
J.E Ludden, Lawyer.
e-Eorthwestern Life Insurance Company
7-Homer A. Nelson, Lawyer
Prancis B. H'S Meke%S1, Lawyer.
William O. Cooke, Lawyer
eIA ncepH II. Card G Sini lawyer EsEse'
John Fowler Jr Lawyer.
q Carlton /. Lewis, Secretary.
i2-MeCarthy & Chalmers, Lawyers
II. b Ferguson, Lawyer.
M M Il c %siS Tas1 Lawyer
International Collection Association.
s. G. D'Fri'A'''' FTfED STORY.
fs}yas%F Il, s sotse Es%d.r
sFet s sap. ( 'c isdSi Lawyera
Il Ead il Penn I; 1, h%yyf f,wv.,
6-sherdan Bonynge, stenogrspbers
7- & u cG { Fsi Es%, T Is%ser.
e-w .. Traphagen, Lawyer
6 I " RTom I AWE
Z I Gardner, LAWYER.
W Dursck, Lawyer
!o-MilEinson Peters Trustees of Estate Ofwhitc.
II HS YT ,;,,, : stTong LaTGysrs
l3lA Woodruff woodruff, Lawyer Lazy ,,r,n...
Pelham ana foF'f SSTSr h' sfoh Company
i-Thornton 4 Earle, Lawyers.
2 Edgnr Aetchum, Register in Bankruptcy,
4-ncnTy wchie, Lawyer.
5 sultan sultan, Lawyer o
5Eussian American Manufacturing Company, T. Gard
o-n "ST; r'f i. %Ritoeck, Lawyer
7- Faf4sg : p GIsst' Lawyers lawyers
s-cra !" N Weller iI SchencA Lawyers.
,e &C II wIli ssaii. 4' lawyer
Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and Counserors
~ Lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
"a 5. BUTLER, Lawyer
IL skidmore, Lawyer
John ID. Cutc
8 IW%tcman & LatiIng, lawyers
t}TI \. M Wal ns~,e Lawyer
s1 I'll asift ALP Publishing Company
7- Iqisi Eft sFi,cn, Lawyers.
5-Hasca 4 Stetson, Lawyers
T. g. Stcdman, Lawyer
1-Sociey for Reformation Of Juvenile Dernquents.
0-S. H. steele, Lawyer
W. ii. King, Lawyer
Ill 7. 4 j. a. Reed, bnwyerN
l2-Byne, Everett & Co., Lawyers
% Walsh. Habert 4 Eckerson, Lawyers,
SIXTH STORY.
John rownshend. Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
VIM Coventry, II. waddell, Gene Assignee in Bank.
ruptcy, OF Congress Of 1871. .
Pr. Logan, Scotch Granite Monuments, &c.
&c. W. Carpenter, Lawyer.
Otis T. Hall, Lawyer
SIC. r. Webster Lawyer.
jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
John /. Knight
az Janitor
SIN Y. Eler. Lawyer.
o. G. A. Lane Lawyer
Smith & Dean City Surveyor
10 G. W. Van Sicleu. Lawyer.
II I. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
II Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
Fenton Rockwell, Lawyer
J. A. Lydecker Real Estate.
C. f. Lydccker, Lawyer.
IS Henry A. Gildcrslccve, Lawyer
IA q. X. Darlington, Lawyer.
u. W. Tompkins Lawyer
T. H. Minor Lawyer
Two passenger Gle vators running all tho time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TTAvANA LOTTERY-S5laoOO IN PRIZES EVERY IS
IL days. Next Drawing Angus. ~ Prizes eashed Cir
cuars Of information free j. b. MARTINEZ Co, Bank
er 10 Wall street, basement New York Post Office
box 4.6S3.
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MILLION DOLLARS
n. GIVEN AWAY BY THE

A GREAT JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE
SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCHER
THE LONDON STOCK ExcHAxGp
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TO-DAY
IN rHB Il O'CLOCK EDITION
OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
A SPECIAL yaTIQB,
radically and permanently cured by L. j. KAHN, NJ D.
Principal and PropTetor Of Dr. kahns magnificent Museum
vesy paco Consultation from ii n to r NJ, or BY
appointment
A ROYAL HAVANA AND GERMAN GOVERN
Bankers IS and II Nassau street Post Office sai6
SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
Aes sparkling Mines, n'nI ss Of complete out
departments Of manufacture bong and dSpcnsing exclu
se Rights in desirable territory catalogues free JOHN
enth streets, New York
A -DEBILITY BROUGHT on By INDIsCRETToNs
A. and ali Kindred disease; q men speedily and radically
Twentynn street Office hours from to
4 ISAAC @. BoYCE, COUNSELLOR, NOTARY
courts q the State and United States divorce. Obtained
promptly Law papers accurately prepared Passports OBJ
OPTICAL DRAWING. or THE KENTUCKY
n. State and Shelby College Lotteries
kES!yckT,. EXTRA CLASS, 5l7-Agcvsr 10, 1875
SHELBY, EXTRA CLASS, 533-Aueysr 10, 1875.
a. g. e. rST s S7 ! 81 g. 80 81 1883 8 s., 81
snELur CLASS 5a4.arcysr 10 1873
sairi 3 90 Managers covins, o. K Ky Pos;
Office box .75l New York
A PARKS EMERSON CO. AGENTS FOR
RoI NenTc sr!S ,.T CsT Ssu d snc1 d91S
Kentucky single Number Lottery drawn Angus, ~ 1878
addressing PARKS CO. iso Broadway, room q Posi- 81
Office boy o272 Private giics attached
DISEASES OF. MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
NJ D. IA Lexington avenue, near Twenty ninth street
Office hours FROM > TO-
TOR 81 WILL SEND DIRECTIONS HOW TO PRO
ducc light without fire safe, simple costs 30 cents
. year TO light room BY mail to ~ DEIASGLLE ais
Fourth avenuc. New York
II OPTICAL DRAWING or THE KENTUCKY
~ SIMMONS. Dlc chi i;G'SSI'; 60. Manager.
kFSryseNr rSIG' Class q 80 . 57S'cGgsT - 1875;
o. Kssrre e. q tA! 80 yo S TO- "a is75
So, 90, G6. @, ~, 30, ~, ~, ~, -. 4. 81 10
So, g. g. s: ~ q ';Ss' j. i i g, 10.
50 s s 't = 80 49, s e 81 ?, :,
Full information by applying % addressing CLUTF
POO Broadway. first door rear Office or Post Office box
L SIMMONS. DICKINSON co.'s GRAND
on the Havana plan TO drawn August ~; also Roysi
synns Of Cuba drawn Angus, ,4 L FGI Information
broadway. or Post office box 400
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN
vARB TO NIAGARA. 50 %
SARATOGA, 50 60
s*aA
.. -
........'...:........
*.".+*" 49,. ."
s**. NEW ~
~. YORK ~
= HERALD ..
80.
49," 49,.
81 -:
NIAGARA FALLS. So IS.
SARATOGA, SO so
TRANSIT IRON NEW YORK TO NIAGARA FALLS
FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD
THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EXPRESS
M rs morning
Hudson River Central Railroad leaving
the Grand Central depot at 80 o'clock. Actual running
tho Of speed 80 miles hour
Ing the Fails at hapns In the afternoon Attached
this will be coaches; also Wagner sleep
Ing and drawing room COACH ready at II o'clock satur
day night.
Passengers by this roach Chicago O'Clock
Monday nothing, the Lake Shore and Michigan South
road by connection at Buffalo, thereby saving "a hours
Those desiring TO visit Sharon Springs can arrive there at
o'clock Sunday morning remain ii hours ut the Springs and
the Sunday evening, arriving
York at : o'clock Monday morning,
limited number Of Tickets will be sold and be OBJ
tanned only Mt the Herald Office the trim.
REGULAR FARE CHARGED. NO EXTRAS
B-For particulars and time table see adverscme mt
under heading TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets can now be purchased through to Saratoga -
Take Herald Trnn Schenectady where carriages Will he
IN waiting 20 convey passengers to Saratoga arriving there
Fare from New York. including delightful drive of 20
miles through the country. or 20 T..
Close connections made Saratoga by rail for Lakes
George Luzerne and schroon arriving there before
MILLION DOLLARS
"A. GIVEN AWAY BY THE
THTEsDAYs, sEPTEMBER AZ ISIS
PITTS CASH GIFTS, AMOUNTING TO 81 10000
rsss % tS ss d oG Quarter rc Erss = % @s
may be addressed to Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, President
broadway, New York; Post office box 4,436 Send for
descriptive circulars They REFER by permission the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen
His Excelcncy Governor James l. Kemper, His Excel
Hughes United States Judge Eastern District NJ Virginia.
Hon r. L. Wthers. Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia and
United States Scnatorcect; Hon j. W. johnson, United
States Senator; Hon. John F. Lewis
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Personal.
LOST AND FOUNI

T1HR PARTY FROM CHARLESTON, S O., DAN HAVE
i the Properly bis Apply TO owner. q.
PRIXOTTO. 1854 West Thirty second street
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In this city and Brooklyn.

A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. AT FRoM 500
~ to 500 month rent also to buy two good Houses
price fm 10000 600 for cash; shall expect commits
bers
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A GENCY FOR THE SALE OF BREWSTER co.'s
n of Broome streep second hand Carriages.
ClarcnccS, Ialftop Phaetons,
Coupes, Carts,
Depot Wagons, Dog Carts
A. s. FLANDRAU,
87o md 374 Roon rect fold stand OF brewster COY
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES PERMANENTLY A NEAT
~ y furnished Room without board but breakfast u con-
venient location Address B. box lu Herald Up
town Branch Office.
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DOR SALEM CONSEQUENCE OF LEAVING THE
city, black Marc, May Queen IS hands, years old
sound and kind and safe has travelled mile in 23
beat 40; also fine top Wagon Harness aud apper
tanning gentlenans first class To
the private stable Nineteenth street. Fi
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nEERFOOT DRIVING PARK.
IL Second day-Summer meeting, Wednesday, August IL ;
purse 500 for horses that never beat 2 AZ.
Peter Manee's b. g. Creedmoor.
G. Denton's b. e. James NJ Oakley.
A. Patersons b. m. Modesty.
j. 7. Slane's b. m. Love.
q. Walkers blk. z. First of May
George Shipman's Dr. z. Frcnchy.
W. s. Thoms' Elsie.
l. s. Sammis' b. &. Plumber Boy.
s. IIellings oh. z. Doxey.
ID. Is. Colts CHI z. White Stockings
SAME DAY-Purse $500 for horses that never beat IS
Geo. Gibert's g. Harry Gilbert
ID. Il. COTS br. m. Lady Woods
II. Dunstcr's b. e. Chauncy NJ Beedle.
II. Dunham's Oh. Z. Alpha
II. W. lIowe's blk VIM. Nolan.
W. 5. Thoms' br & Phil O'Neil. Jr.
A. c. Wilson's br < Jim.
r. III. Hcards CHI. m. Ellen Mary.
The 80 class ~ entries and 80 class IS entries Will
take place tomorrow. Racing at P. VI. sharp.
VIM MCMAHON, Proprietor
CET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METRoPoLL
VI TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2lS Broadway.
You will find IL advantageous
SARAroGA RACES
SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY. August 10
THURSDAY August II
SATURDAY. August IA
TUESDAY, August IT.
THURSDAY August 10
SATURDAY, August IL
W. Il. TRAVERS, President
JN0. M0RRISSEY Lessee
Q. wHEArLr, Secretary
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DOR SALE CTIEAP-A BAY MARE, 1871 BY OLE
ambleonihn dam Star; years old and fast. Apply
Of York and Warren streets butcher shop) Jesc,
City.
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sPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, sc.

A HANDSOME, LARGE HOUSE DOG FOR SALE
II One year old shepherd breed long hair light color
gentle and Intelligent price S25 Address HUGO les
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EoR SALE CHEAP-oNLY FOR WANT OF USE
IL good strong, Pony built work Horse, 16 hands,
year o. for T Washington street Perry
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In their new Pantomime FIRST time America
A BUNCH or BERRIES
preceded by
HIS OWN ENEMY.
vOKES MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT 1G
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49,
A SUPERB AND BEAUTIFUL PIANO PLAYER
~ very rapidly advances pupils very moderate rntrs
hrst class reference Address Sig BELL1NI box Isl Her
aid Uptown Branch office
PROGRAMMES. POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, TICKETS
Press Opinions and all kinds of Printing for musical
conservaurics md rtainments
.clegnnt Style at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAB
LlSUMENT. 2lS broadway
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L,ITST CLASS PONY PHAETONS WITH AND WITH
tops, make room; also fine pole
and shafts equally low 1905 Broadway. of Forty
sixth street.
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BOULoTTE.

FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
NEW SCENERY BY MATT MORGAN
COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS ENTIRELY NEW
Conductor. Mr. r. sTANIsLAUa
Box office now open daily from g A. NJ. till 4P NJ
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A LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT & O'CLOCK on
II Manhood and Cause Of It's Premature Decline the
New York Museum Of Anatomy Gls broadway, between
Houston and Blocker streets
(nRGUBARS, TICKETS PROGRAMMES. POSTERS
Pamphlets and all other Printing for cad-
done ~ low rates. by the METROPOLITAN PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT. 2ie Broadway. New York
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T OST $50 REWARDl-A GOLD CHAIN ABOUT !
IL inches long. Thursday last the South ferry
West the Erie Railway ferry boat IN tn
ferry house on the New York Jersey side Tho above
ward wiz be paid on its delivery 70 EARLE co. 81 Fror
Etroet. New York.
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A Terrible Alternative.

"You seem to be very much
struck by that picture" said my
old friend the Colonel (for, as l
don't mean to betray family secrets,
shall speak of him as the "Col-
onel" only, and whose cosy nook
in Buckinghamshire / had quarter
ed myself for a few days. The
picture he alluded to certainly had
attracted an unusual amount of my
attention, considering that, as a
rule, I am strangely deficient in
artistic taste.
"Well, yes," I answered, my eye
returning to rest on that particular
object which had attracted it many
times before; regarding it as a
picture, ! should say 1t is by no
means the best of your collection,
but regarding it as o portrait,
there is something about it that
'fetches' me. It is not that the
face is either handsome or intellec-
tual, but there is strange, weird
something about it which the ar
tist seems to have caught fresh
from the living face and transferred
to the canvass, and which all his
after art had failed to point out"
The picture which gave rise to
these observations was that Of
man certainly not past the middle
age, dressed in the fashion Of the
earlier period Of the reign ol
George III. The face and figure,
as regarded mere form and feature,
were commonplace enough; there
was nothing sufficiently remarkable
in the portrait to attract more thar
a passing observation; indeed, or
looking at it, you felt 1t ought to
represent o kindly, genial gentle
men; but somehow it didn't
There seemed to be something be-
hind it, working out through the
painted eyes as though 1t or they
had seen what they should not
and were haunted by some awfu
mystery that would not be hidder
even in the grave. Turning m,
back upon IL l shifted the conver
sation, and my friend seemed b.
no means displeased to dismiss th'
subject. We had long, gossip,
chat on many matters interesting
to old friends who meet but seldom
and with long lapses OF time be
tween. II was late before we ccul