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A. DespOsitO VS.. M. Finnerty.

EIoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
It ish of Orleans. No 45,t33-By virtue, of
81 bs orb be Co for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction, qt the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and OustomhOuse streets,
In the Second District of this city. on MON
DAY July %, 1873 at 70 o'clock M. the fol-
lox69EE S2SfoI2Go fP Of GROUND situated H
inErnnd being in the First District, Of this city,
IN Hhe square bounded by Perdlto, Basin "a
Peter and Gravier streets said lot measuring
twenty-five feet six inches front on Perdido
street, twenty-five feet two inches one llne 10
width In the rear. by one hundred and twenty
six feet six inches six lines in depth on the side
line nearest to Basin formerly st. Jghnl street.
and one hundred and twenty three feet eleven
inches one line on the other side line nearest to
Franklin formerly st. Peter street; when lot
Of ground is the same which JIG designated by
the three on 9bp onBgT on 6S Of
the Second Municipality OF this city, ana de-
posted as plan number three, In book number
three OF plans IN the ONE Of oetave Dears
Together with all the buildings aud improve
ments thereon, rights. ways and advantages
thereuuto belonging or In anywise appertatn-
ing the buildings and improvements consist
ing Of a double frame cottage, ETC. Being the
same property the defendant herein acquired
others, as per act passed before W. j. Castell
notary public In this city. on the thirueth OF
June. 1877.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-1 In cash for sufficient amount to
pay plaintiffs claim, say the sum Of five hum
bred dollars with interest thereon at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from the second day
of June, 1877, until the day of sale, five per cent
for attorneys fees and costs Of suit and taxes
due on the property sold. .. The Eurchaser TO
assume Ito the extent of the amount of his bid.
the payment Of u promissory note secured by
mortgage on said above described property. for
the like sum of five hundred dollars. drawn py
data ant tn nNrn
himself. dated on the second of June. 1877, and
payable two years after date, and bearing inter
from date until paid. 8. And the balance of the
price Of adjudication, II any, cash on the spot
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
iaon va I
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no the Citizens Of the VhIrd Ward-In
accordance with the orders Of the Parish Com
mittee registration will be opened In this ward
In the following places
Monday. July 22-Corner of Gasquet and
Broad.
Tuesday, July 2a-Corner of Palmyra and
TDnti.
Wednesday, July 24-Corner of Poydras and
Bolivar,
Thursday. July 25-Corner of Poydras and
Liberty.
Friday, July 26-Oornsr of Poydras and Ba-
rome.
Saturday July 27-Corner of Tchoupitoulas
aud dirod.
Clerk VIM. KAHN,
Clerk, JOHN MCMULLEN.
Judge, TERRENCE REILEY.
Hours! From q. N, to .. m. and from o..
M. to 7. p. IN. JOHN FITZPATRICK.
President Third Ward Central Democratic
Club.
CHAs. BYRNE. Secretary. iy21 7t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT OVER THE
GREATEST CURIOSITY OF THE AGE.
EDEsON's PHONOGRAPH.
Only two days more. MONDAY and TUES
DAY, twenty second and twenty-third.
Admission % cents. Children - cents.
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OREHIOUBAs.

REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 8 o. m,
~ FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOUs
80 sas, Port Barre, SImmsport, Church,
willie, and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableeu--T
new and light draft steamer
FAMEH0M.
Fl. II. Broad master. Theo, John clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage Rp~
BRTTTON b RPPLER, 81 aravisr street.
II. w. ADAMS, N Commercial Place.
J. e. CARLIN, n Tehoupitoulas st.
GEO. ID. HITE, 4 TchoupitOulas ct,
Connects at Washington With line of barges
for Bayou Boeuf, and with steamer Minnie at
Simsport for Bayou des Glafzes. ia29 If
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RTEAMBOATB.
OHIO RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY. July. 2g. at 5 D.
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, EVANS
Vile Henderson. Shawneetown. Paducah.
Cairo Memphis and oil intermediate points
A"0 $40 ''' GOLDEN GROWN,
W. P. Walker. master. Eug. shinkle. clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to-
J. +. DOUGLAS. LOG Gravisr street.
Passengers ticksted through to all Eastern
cities at reduced rates. jy21
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UPPER COAST.


SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRT-
WEEKLY PACKET.
- FOR BEN TUREAUD'S, WELL
ls48s hams, and all plantation landings-
- The steamer
MARY IDA,
ia, Ruiz master. Edw. NieoIle clerk,
Leaves TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, at 10 a. m.
Returning down the coast On alternate days
and in daylight. For freight or passage apply
u fs S4' t u WI. CoMAUx. 20 Cont street.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at II a. N.
Z 80 N FOB ASHLAND PLANTATION
Ascension parish, DonaldsonTllls
and all coast landtn2s-Ihe tine
stde-Wneel passenger steamer
BELLE
J. A. Comstock, master.
Geo. NJ Woods and Chas. Dean, elsrka4
VIII leave as above Returning, leaves As1"
land Plantation Tuesday, Thursday and Snn-
day, coming down the coast IN dayltgnE' FOE
freight or passage apply on board OF e
an frssghs delivered d Is daStsmp
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aPEurAL NoT1oEs,
alfIlnn nf flla raw elrlenns Inanranot

WNIcH OF tsle new HFIeHhs EHHHFHHUe NIlH"
R1anyANew Orleans, July IL. 1s7s-At O meeting
Of the Board Of Directors Of this company. held
this day. 1t was resolved to pay on demand the
semi. annual interest DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
GENT on the capital stock to the stockholders
or their legal representatives.. 49,
iyfB t5t j. W HINCKs. Secretary.
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CANDIDATES.
WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEHALEs.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEssALEs.
Cooks. Nurses. ChambsrmaiGa, Etc.
XEyANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w maid and attend to children, Or 9 to- do plain
sewing. References given. Address corner
Annette and st. Claude streets. No. 39l. Jy2l 3t
yXTANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN A 81
w tuation to cook and do dinninR-roOm
work or TO do plain washing, No objection TO
go to the country Address NJ. Be- this once.
WTANTED-A SITUATION BY A SETTLED
w person to cook, Address u. O., Democrat
Office. ly2l 3t
VNANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED LADY,
w of unexceptional character and qualihca-
tlons, a. position az. guardian and instructress
to children. hOuaekeeper, or companion and
nurse to q lady. Best Of references will be given
and required. Address A. K, Democrat Office.
jy2i 3t -----
VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
self useful. Address NJ. M. this office, jy21 81
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
Clerks and SaIesnons
WTANTED-AP OSITIONINA WHOLESALE
w grocery or commission house. by q man
of experience. Can give beat city reference.
Address O. S. s., Democrat office. ly2l ST.
HOUSES WANTED.
WANTED "A GOOD PAYING TENANT
w wishes to secure small mousse WlLnln
walking distance of the business portion OF
Canal street by the first OF September next.
Rent must be moderate. Address }. D., this
Office. jog VI
WANTED-To RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w five rooms, In the Fourth District Rent
must not be over S15 per month. Address e.. ".
B., Democrat office. my4
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-BY A LADY a POSITION AS
w dressmaker and milliner in the country.
Would take charge Of a store References eX-
changed Address j. B. NJ. Democrat Office
| jy21
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A BOY Il
| w years old to work in store or Office Ad-
dress E. K this office. Jy21 St
WTANTED-ALL LANDLORDS TO EXAM
| w inc the workings and merits Of the LAND
| LORDS COLLECTING ASSOCIATION. No. "a
| Baronne street, New Orleans. Members save
| time and money aud avoid trouble. Apply in
| person or By postal to
| HENRY WEBER, President, 26o BtenVille
j JOHN UEBEB, Treasurer, 658 North Rampant
street.
| jy20 Tvs
c. IN FOB PIANO TUNING-BEsT WORK
| ap1sJO $50 Magazine. D. LEECH, Sotree
| Pianist. jyb ~
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iy III o Is % - ''' JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
sncreaslnn nf seranE,In Nnsnerenm.

- ish of Orleans, No. 4Og73-Notiee is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and TO all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
If any they have or can, why the provisional
account presented by the testamentary executor
in this estate. should not be approved and homo
LOCATED. and the funds distributed In accordance
herewith.
By order of the court.
jyi3 1S 22~ JOHN HERBERT, Oterk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-BY A LADY A POSITION AS
w dressmaker and .milliner in the country.
Would take charge Of a store. References ex-
changed. Address J. B. NJ. Democrat office.
at
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


Parrish Democratic Executive Committee
executive session on MONDAY EVENING. the
twenty-second instant, at o'clock sharp In
Odd Fellows Hall. Members will please be
pnnctual. II. II. BOUTHMAYD,
President pro tenn.
A. J. KELLY, Secretary pro tenn. iy91 2t
Fourteenth ward Central Democratic
Conservative Cuba regular meeting of this
organization will be held at the hail. corner De-
tavia and Magazine streets, ON MONDAY
EVENING, July "a, at 1880 o'clock.
s. s. CARLISLE.
iy21 att President Central Club.
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and Henriette Laudun his wife.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT Fur THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. Nos 50 DOS and 40 Of1-Notice is
and to ali other persons herein Interested to
show cause within ton days from the present
notification, If any they have or can. why the
account presented by the administering
In these estates. should not be approved
and homologated. and the funds distrib-
uted In accordance herewith.
By order Of the court. .
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via IL 22% JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
succession Of Emrna williams, Wife o

SECoND DIsTRIdT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans. No. 4O,458-Wherens.
George Hulet has petitioned the court. for let
tors Of administrGtion on the estate q his late
hereby given to all whom it may concern to
show cause within ten days why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court. -..
jy13 10 ~ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A SETTLED
| w person to cook. Address =. O., Democrat
| nrgoC iv11 1T
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NKTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED LADY.
w of unexceptional character and qualflca-
tions, position as guardian and instructressS
nurse to a lady. Best Of references will be given
and required. Address A. K, Democrat office.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
w situation to do homework and make her
self useful. Address NJ NJ. this Office, jy21 3t
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- szs@ THE NEW PASSENGER sTEAMKR
ss2s$& HENRY TRTR.

J. 2. Auc0in master, II. q. landry elerK,
Pays particular attention TO way business. Re-
turning leaves Thibodaux every Tuesday and
SATURDAY. coming down the coast Wednesdays
and Sundays in day light, For freight or pas-
sage apply on board or TO
B. RIVET, 1Os Decatur street,
PE-Has clerk on the landing during the
day at the head Of Bienvilla street TO receive
freight.
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wv five rooms, In the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over s15 per month Address G. ".
B. Democrat office. mVA II
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WTANTED-A SITUATION BY A BOY Il
w years old to work in store or office. Ad-
dress e. K this office. Jy21 st
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yTTANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN A 81
w tuation to cook and do ,dinping-room
90 TO the country. Address NJ B., this Office.
iH21 2k
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FOLLETIN.
UNA PERLA EN FL FANGO
PoR
CEODORO GUERRERO.
CONTINUATION. }

No dormi, vele.
Ya YES, diio la madre, que no tie
mes motive para acusarle Los militares
no SO perteneceR; y va que te casaste
con uno, sufre las consecuencias, sin
queiarte de tn suerte.
Estas palabras tranquilizaron ell ami
mo agitado de- Magdalena, pues en- bo-
ca de una madre no podian ser sospe-
chosas; una suegra que defende a su
yerno tiene que estar muy cargada de
raZOn.
En- aquel momento lego un joven que
era uno de los concurrentes mas asf-
duos & Ia fnca, porque aunque viva en-
Matanzas tenia una quinta cercana, q
donde habia lido pasar la estacion de
ealor. Gustavo de la Huerta era un
j6ven elegante, 4 la francesa, de bigote
retorcido, de fsonomfa expressive y de
modales que revelaban su trato con la
buena socisdad de Paris, en- donde ha-
bia hecho estudios generates, hasta que
cumpli6 los yeinte y cinco amos, que le
habian traidO su patria para recibir
Ia cuantiosa legftima de su madre.
Dos meses hacia que Gustayo habia
llegado de Francia. y la proximidad de
su quinta al cafetal de la madre de
Magdaiena le abri6 campo Ia familia-
ridad. que no pudo haeerse sospschosa,
por cuanto, como honbre del gran
mundo, saba presentarse sin descnbrir
81 intencion. La belleza de Magdale-
"a J 50 ilnaginacion yiya, de que daba
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DEL 81.

Alocuciones de S. E. a su llegada
i esta provincia.
r. 0. admitiendo la dimision & ID.
Luis Justiniano, Secretario del Go
bierno General, y nombrando en- sa Z
lugar a Don Francisco Fontanals y
Martinez.
R. 0. trasladando 4 Hato-grande
la cabeza notarial del distrito de-.
Juncos.
R. 0. dejando sin efecto Ia decla-
racion de caducidad del ofcio de pro-
curador de la capital q y. Pablo Ma
rien. fila
Otra confrmando con ell tftulo pro-
visional de procurador de ndmefo de
esta ciuda6 4 d. Julian Baldorioty.
Orden general del 25 de junios disc
poniendo Sc reconozca por aytidante !
de campo de S. E.>al teniente coro-
mel graduado de infanteria d. Rafael
de Santa Pau y Martinez q sus in-
mediatas ordenes, al comsndante graz
duado de infanteria teniente de ca
rabineros D. Francisco March y Ger
vera.
Circular del Illmo. Sr. Intendente
de Hacienda que en- otro lugar re-
producimos.
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Eeicos en- pos del bienestar que les b. ds
Iproporcionar ga mismo trabajo."
LII p.

Segun cartas que tenemos d Ia vis-
ia, Ia fausta nueva de la paci6cacion
de Cuba fue celebrada en- Humacao
con mucho entusiasmo. Apenas SO
recibio ell telegrama, ell Sr de Quixa-
no, digno comandante militar, orden6
que la tropa hiciera descargas en- ho-
nor 4 la paz y que la charanga ade
voluntarios saliera por las Gales *
cando himnos nacionales, habisndo,
undo 4 ella 10 mas distinguido
aquella poblacion. Tambien aque.
Ayuntamiento que preside nuest
patriotico amigo ell Sr. Fullado
previa invitacion general, ordep
alhorada donde ell pueblo p~-a
demostrar gu jdbilo. Adorn6 iluu
no la veneciana la casa consistoria
a pesar del NAL tempo. AL dia sguiesn
to Sc canto un solemne Is-DsesDa por
la maflana: ell Sr. Cara invite tambien
a sus amigos para festcjar la paz y ya
Sc disponia la fiesta q ser maguifi-.
ca cuando ell TELEGRAPH nos anunci6 !.
la grave enfermedad de nuestra au-s
gusta soberana, suspendiendose con
este motivo. ss
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pruebas en- la conversation, sublevaron
algun tanto ell alma del joven, y no por-
que fuese impresionable, pues su edad
en- Paris Sc han sofocadoy va los impulses
del corazon, sino porque viendose obi
gado permanecer en- ell campo, para
alejarse de la ciudad por 10 rigorcso de
la estacion, era ella un aliciente muy
agradable para entretener la Temporal
da.
A pesar de que ell matrimonio de
Ernesto de Santa F6 con Magdalena Sc
habia verifcado en- secreto, no debien-
do publicarse hasta que aquel obtuvie-
ra su pr6ximo ascenso captain, COM
prendera ell lector que Sc habia traspa-
rentado el misterio; y Ia condicion de
casada no solo no ahog6 la impression
de Gustavo, sino que, como bueu hber
tino, dio alas 4 sus deseos.
Pero bien pronto Sc convencio de
que sus miradas sus insinuaciones SO
estrellaban en- la virtud de Magdalens,
que adoraba Ernesto con frenesi; es-
to humill0 su amor propio, despertando
en- 81, 81 no una passion vehemente, una
u6C6SlQdu uo tIluIIdI u0 dquSlid uuJCI
por cualquier medic. Y presentandose
en- la casa como una vista indiferente
que iba8 pasar ell tempo, Sc propuso
estudiar el caracter de los esposos pa
ra apoderarse de la parte d6bil levan-
tar sobre ella Ia base de su proyecto
La parte d6bil estaba muy de relieve
en- ell caracter de Magdalena asi, no
tard6 Huerta muchcs dias en- conocer
que ell peor enemigo de la j6ven era su
propia imaginacion, y que estando por
necesidad separada de su marido mu-
cha parte del dia, habia de foriar visio-
mes para snponer infdelidades. Mag
dalena tenia retratados los celos en- los
ojos los celos son un arma terrible
para abusar de la situacion del que
siente sus efectos.
Gustavo sigui6 concurriendo 4 casa
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No atestiguo con muertos. Eel her
mano de Obdulia, una joven por cierto
muy interesante, almorz6 esta manana
conmigo, y entire otros particulares, rae
assguro que anoche habia aquella baila-
do con el teniente Santa-Fe No tengo
otro dato, nj interes alguno on comuni-
car una nueva que veo ha sido muy NAL
recibida por todos, y de clio me ARE
piento en- el alma.
Levantose Gustavo do la Huerta, Y
hacienda una cortesla general SO despi.
dio ell captain cogio su sombrero, poro
Ernesto le dstuvo por ell brazo para que
no saliera detras del joven, y evitar un
lance que seria irremediable conociendo
los arranques bruscos de Quintana.
El cuadro que presentaba el portal
era imponente la madre sigul6 saoan-
do hilas para ocultar su despacho En-
nesto SO mecia eli el sillon no sabiendo
que decir, y los oios de Magdalena full
minaban rayos, abrasando las lagrimas
que querlan asomarse las pupilas.
Eel captain dio algunos paseos por el
portal cen muestras de impaciencia, p9-
ro viendo que su persona estorbaba de.
cidio marcharse, y sin decir una pala-
bra salio al batey, desat6 su caballo,
monte mas d prisa do 10 que sc habia
apeado, y salio al trots por la guardara-
va de mangos que conducia la calza-
da, buscando las huelias dc Gustavo pa
ra dar con 81 y atropellarle con ell ca
ballo.
Quintana conocia que un huracan do.
bia desatarse en- la casa dol cafetal des-
pues do su salids, psro no estaba en- su
mano impedirlo.
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En- Venezuela, de cnya capital re-
cibimos diarios hasta el l3, prevale-
ce la opinion de convocar una asam.
blea constituyente para restablecer
la constitution de 1864 en- la que Sc
6Ja en- cuatro amos ell periodic pre-
sidencial en- vez de dos que habia
senalado Guzman BIanco en- Ia del
"A. Tenemos, pues, que para evitar
la guerra civil Sc hace en- Venezuela
precisamente 10 contrario que en-
Santo-Domingo en- donde Ell perfo-
do presidential sera de un afio. asl
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pero como es desconsoladora debo des.
mentirla, para sostener el prestigio del
corazon sobre nuestro ser.
Los celos son Ia polilla del amor; no
me ocurre una cali6cacion mas exacta.
Y por mucho que digan los filosofos
as precise convencerse: elquo anna cree
poseer un tesoro en- 10 persona querida
asi no es extrano que Sc desvele yea
un peligro perpetuo q su alrededor.
I Acaso duerme tranquilo el avdfo GUAM
do guarda en- la casa una fortuna que
es su IDEAL aunque la esconda debajo
de siete llaves? I No suefa despierto
viendo entrar pnr las rendijas del Guar.
to al ladron que llega despojarlo? Pues
he ahi la disoulpa de los celos. 1 Sirven
de NADIA los cerroios para Ia imagination
sIempre calenturienta, del celosoY No
SO forja un enemigo en- cada individuo
que cruza por delante del objeto anna
do? Y 81 hay una mirada indiscreta
/ no ha de yer en- aquellos ojos al ladron
de su tesoro?
Y 81 el avaro tame, escondiendo su III
queza, mas temera el que la expone al
puOllcO, SIN otro VlSllante que Ia con-
ciencia, demasiado resbaladiza, por des-
gracia. El casado es como el fisco mu-
ohos le roban, con la impunidad del se-
creto, creyendo que miedtras Ell despo-
jado no 10 sepa no hay crimen. Y estos
miserables SO olvidan de que hay un
Dios que vela sus actos, y que en- su
dia ha de pedirles cuenta de tan torpes
acciones pero ny cuando llega el
arrepentimiento, el ladron del dinero 10
restituye, pero el usurpador de la hon.
ra ajena no puede devolvsr Ia prenda.
Hay hombres despreocupados que
descuidan Ia guarda de gu honor, con-
fiados en- que Ia passion es una barrera !;
hay otros que estimando en- POGO sa
reputation ID ven hollar sin conmover.
SO !; aqusllos son unos incautos estos,
!anos seres degradados. Los celos nunca
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de la ioven, sin que nj su madre COM
prendiese su torcido designio, pues d
pesar de la confanza que lie dispensaban
no habia dado entender nj indirecta-
mente que estaba en- autos acerca de la
realization del matrimonio secreto ira
taba Magdalena con 81 mayor respe-
to Ernesto como un visitante que
no tenia sobre ella ningun derecho Ell
plan era maquiavehco, y pronto Sc con-
vencera el lector de sus consecuencias.
Cuando Gustayo de la Huerta lego 8
la finca, todos le saludaron con afecto ;
solo Quintana le miro con recelo, ha-
ciendo un moviento de lado con la Ca
beza, como para significar que no le gus
taba su preseucia en- la casa. Magda-
lena no le miro, preocupada siempre
con ST. torcedor, que Sc habia aumen-
tado con la falta de su malilo.
Tome V. asiento, amigo Huerta, di-
10 la madre de Magdalena.
-Gracias, sonora.
d Sc va Y. acostumbrando la vida
de su patria ? Cuando SO viene de Pa
rls 49,.
i Oh aqui SO disfruta de una exis-
tencia tranquila y LENA de encantos ;
cuando el hombre ha pasado sus prime
ros amos en- aquel laberinto Internal,
crea v, sonora, que los placeres del
campo son muy agradables, y dificil-
mente me acostumbrariad de nuevo q per-
der ell tempo entire los mentidos salo-
nes la agitacion del mundo. ESQ es
bueno para los jovenes como Santa-Fe
que empiezan su earrera.
Magdalena miro fiamente Gustavo,
Y una centella deslumbr6 sus oios. Err
nesto Sc incorpor6 en- el asiento, y di-
10 con intencion marcada
u De d6nde deduce v. que me agra
da el mundo Es una suposicion gra
tnita.
-Perdone v, amigo milo. 4 su edad
y con los instintos de Ia vida militar,