Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1860, Page 1

‘THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDA CEPTED. | ’ ‘Whis excellent Famiy and News Jourvai—oor Y BX ) 4 7 . Wining & greater variety of interseting reading thaw AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ear be found in any other—is published on Seturdey Corner of Pennsylvania avenue & th st., a BY MY pation si . Ab! Th ae Rese pop “gerne Arties Art AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. Br A. GREEN, Auctioneer, I went home, but I was positively about your build. myiown bepes. COR wlCK’S SCHOOL. tate of excitement that I could not sleep. This} One in hand, Lord Charles Devereux had | “She isall that yousay,”’ I replied at len: th; MMISSIONERS’ SALE OF VALU Tks, ies ORMICK wodduean & and if she waits for 8) man who reallyde Batare. cy victueof the onist ana de | frends eau ceuerally that she will reraane Id not do, for I had my work for uietly sauntered out after our host. I was i ’ den, with nowt heene wiih as, 20 I took a edetive. cual had the re- q jighted to find him here, for he was a great | serves her, she will have to look far. Ican-| fiain tl ag ae hao ee oe J es her School on the Ist onday in Bepe Ritenen ‘well offine! mater Tr the. ¥¢ quired effect. Perhaps I had rather overdosed | favorite with me. He was not very bright, | not advise you, for you know best on what | fests the isth day of April a ae myself, for I did not awake till late. It was | certainly, but there was not a more warm- | footing you stand. But this I 2«d/ eay—if she FOR SALE AND RENT. Fw page of weil A.D., he course of study pursued will u moderate le mlssionors wil’ offer for cals: | brauchen Teesaits toe teeneae Bee te St Hall's Crbes Ros n'a half aplies frome por - % omls, two and a near midday before I reached the hotel. hearted, good-natured fellow in Her Majesty's | has given you any decided encouragement, you | $2 : to tho hixheat bidder for,on| fon. Goorectown, and in flexandria county. Va. Apply “They hove gone, sir,’’ said the waiter in re | Setviee, and he was, as he deserved, a univer- | may venture safely, forI am convinced the thea murine oh rt ee UESDAY: coe) iaty her enti afow ope a4 Sourdos, toe. GORBE wits ani of Washingt ply to my inquiries; “but the gentleman left a | 8a! favorite s would not play with your heart.’’ aes {wo hundred and sevonty-one. (71,9 tf aged from 10 to 14 years, who will 9 FS note for you. ” Why, Lloyd, old fellow!’ he said; “I] He mused for a moment, and then replied, fr decorietine a tan of the nity of Washing mee eeareen = a eee OR BENTO A three opery Bgici ese? Teould hardly believe my ears. Ifeltas if | thought from your not turning up, you had | ‘Well, she /ias given me undoubted encour. 68 1n said cause, ‘ Pro- | due care of pupiis have been conaden terete ed by Captain Lee, U. hed received a sudden blow. It bee pp peoe tooling by Age sere big Siesta peoment at Mena so I will Ave aad om Fat ~ the purchase ener pa dS 8 bt nog bington Ling 2 piven oo yy hag ot May joasive of isa) intment, but with a gleam of ho: concern. you want some ery— | for, as you say, she is too noble to pla: rast and : lace of ¢ or with wes erence . = st., between Sosa te ae « It ran: = Pe * | well, T dare say I can find you amar cel § loose ati a You and her pa in will be the hi to ba paid inl,? and 3 = School may apply to W. D. Wi Editor o | sts. . = a three-story and Basement rohaser giving his bonds, p le to | the Star. ToT he HOUSE at the corner of “Dear Sir—We had intended to leave town I had no doubt of it, for dress was one of his | first whose congratulations I shall claim. By Feapeotive heirs. and peari: : interest from the For terms and furtner particulars this morning, and your patient, thanks to your | Strong points. ; the by, why don’t you take up with the other? & # sale, in accordance with the said order of 5 die 36 Camerdu streets haseetrin, Ve, skill, felt so well, that Je would not hear of a “And there is the dressing bell !’’ exelaimed | You seem really to like each other, and then tle deed to he hase RORILEN & BROTHER. Ni Age XC a to 1 =R. No. ge of plan. She wished to leave you the -rsokap a “so you have not too much time | we should be connected.” ey id. ai ane xa os = vs ep besiding, bet. Teh and éth companying trifle as a sign that she is not | before dinner. Be off, both of you, and, mind, Stufl'’’ [roared. “IFT was thoonly man | 4 ft ‘after URRY OPEL AGS CG arith within DENTISTRY. Centre Market. = ung ul. Fndeed I cannot express our feel- | 29 gossiping up stairs like a couple of school | left on ecartb. with all womankind to choose Ferorve the richt to rerell the said propsrty at the ad Between 7 apd B acres of WOOD ing of what we owe you. Yours, sincercly, H. | sit!s. from, I would not marry. I value my freedom | risk and cost of the defaulting purohases, ND—a beautiful building site—on the Plank L. Jonee.”” * I don’t stir,”’ [ said, “till you promise not | too much to sell myself to slavery.”’ All conveyancing at the oo tof purchseer Mis. i. re oar patents tt No. 3, Agcas k ae of Greta a 3 ‘ amalt oof no | to wait dinner an instant for me. [ neither| His complacent picture of Mona's undoubted to Y GLASS, ‘i hy ‘ Enclosed wasn sings a small came 0 | fo x v ctu tM CG. INGTO rie personally at oe in this ouly, reat intrinsic value, but I had seen it on her | Wish to be burried out of my wits, nor to be encouragement, and ‘his claiming our congrat- por wear these whe a worried by the thought that I am keeping you wail ve cannot wear others, and no personesan wear others fOvees eke ninear on ng. «Well, I promise,’’ he replied, ‘but be as i at the corner of Who cannot wear these, 2 str = Pereons ca/ling at my office oan leper = ihe sale th &, email bal deiaate jesire ; ulations, had irritated me beyond bearin But the good-natured fellow only opened his ma 5-Staw &ds eyes in wonder at this new specimen of my th any styleand price of Teoth they ated at the corner of Fee as youcan. Look your best though, for | ‘‘ strange wars,”’ as he called. them, without By A. GR cleeceat, ataeee oo7 erst fon ay i the purest ; i eat anithy. Sve at this memento was unspeakably precious. With | ! have two such killing damsels here. You | noticing that my tirade was anything but com- CHANCERY val ‘authority artcan groduce, the MINERAL PLATE ite Se other Decknae GO keene renewed ardor I sought to trace her, but in | #24 Charlie must toss up to decide which each | plimentary to himself. 1 Of the Gireurt Court of the Distriat o more fely warranted. 336 tains 6 rooms. ‘The houses will be sold aly vain I cross-examined the waiter. He only | °f you is to confine his attentions to,or you} Presently, finding I was inno mood for chat, Maryland, passed ine eens eae 5 Sth snd loth sts. Also, 907 ‘Aron streets Piniedee indel- 4 Ree con rats. | Anais So SAS. knew that they had been there two or three | Will be at daggers drawn.” he took himself off and left me in peace. Peace | others are complainants, aed © idow, hairs at | Phin, oe Il bs A wt CO., Auctioneers and Commis- days, their name was Jones, and they came ee as some — before one getcomfort-| do Tsay’ Ay, such peace as there is in Purga- tat era Seem retere OF. Jot Brereton are de D Maa ‘ ads st be their | ®>ly dry; my hair and whiskers especially | tory! i “DNESD wage ft P greet bi R. HE aft otica! te years ‘Opposite George ponte ee eee a her “my being like a sponge. When I entered the 1 was sitting the next morning after break- deron WEDNESD «Vt 1 Potion raf Rage feels that Go tee a pone RJ x fine spring: a rae oot en child.” dining-room they were seated at the table, and | fast writing a letter in the library,when Deve: | the premisen, that beautiful parcel of land he» rat engoPleatic Process for inserti the most romantic and’ desirable Place fora Though I bad never gone as far as this be- | I went to the head of it to greet my hostess, a | reux burst into the room. His face, genorally | the tact called “Granby. yathincton, aud | strength, beauty, cleealinocs neal cites, u i iiainseenee dairy farm near fore, I had often had violent attacks of love at | harming woman still in the prime of her| calm, but now radiant with delight, told me r aete inserted for . first sight, or I should have been positively ter- aty: a model Engtish matron, with the 5. Partial 1n proportion. ee? y w bis errand 1ng 77 acres, 1 rood, 27 perches, or thereabouts, hoe 306 Pa. avenue. 2 2 Corner Seventh and E sts mi om i Sev . Tified at my own sensations. I was obliged to | Sin le fault of being an inveterate match- : “Congratulate me, old fellow!’ he shouted; Th pee ae of ire area ll cade own myself that if ealled into a patient in a | ™4ker. ‘she has accepted me, and I am the happiest, th the dwelling house and other improvements similar state, I should at once havegivenacer-| _ Afier weleoming me abe turned and intro- | luckiest dog alive.”’ nereon. a i NiToks. CONGRESSMEN. AND OTH. ‘That vaiuabic residence. Ok town and f. emi now i duced me to Miss Lloyd and Miss Catharine | I could gladly haye killed him where he | _ Terms: One-fourth of the purchase m HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUP 7 "leon dens year passed away, and by de-| Lloyd. Istarted. and my heart beat wildly, | stood, but I suppose the effort that I mado ts soouted by the parses acnat git monsha, to be 1 Pi7, OF Genes, Ane Frevch Caif Skin Dr grees the impression made upon me wore off. [ | for there before me was my friend of the opera. | hide my feelings was suc cersful, for he be- | ine interest from the day ofsale,and bya retained | ¢ eters Cait Spee ee Leather and In an instant the old fever had returned. I was enthralled anew. And, to my joy, I saw that her recognition also was instantaneous: that there was asmile on her lip and a faint endure Lady Clara’s badinage, so I carefully ese cheek, as I sprang forward to take age ae rn J or two. Naturaliy | her han ¥ ofo-itora of the eaid John Brereton who 7 y ie ped are a Sere he eae | espe earmonchetiar cistaay Sossinimea Stee Uibrary T followed him | Ses sot Beeataidaay, cna wre mocies to do] EB AMD Piles ~~ SUS. Ee established on the rinciple of mutual use- | Mrs. Llewellyn. h, Mona, he is the surgeon | to the sitting room. It was a large double room “W. REDIN, Trustee. Ba. 5 ih now mapatctaring all kinds of BooTs naak aie teed liability, and I bad not bake dressed your wound. Why did you not] with folding doors, and at the further extrem-| mar 2i-stawts A. GREEN, Auct. A filled up the vacancy permanently. [ wan- | tell me so did not forget her, however, and my thoughts would not unfrequently turn to the fair un- kpown : For the moment I had felt utterly unable to ~ ne h Gaiters. Calf Skin. Patent . trayed ‘no astonishment as he looked at me en oe ie eee * sold. Conveyancing at the | 9. a Lasting Shoes. wae. at extoeaiey Words cannot tell what it cost me to breathe | PY the terms are not complied with within three | 800k Of Bo. 6’ and Children’s. Ladies rs = 5 Boots and Shoes, all of which! am selling. at ex- out: “May you both be happy, but you cannot | days from the day of sale the property will ba re, |! i ores, fail? PRY J | eo , after five days’ uotioe tn tho’ Nations! tntefi. | C@°dingiy low prices,” J. Se Teal. | They chould not guess at what I suffered, I sorens ivening Star, at the cost and risk of the 7 *4 ing purchaser. was determined; so in less than five minutes ‘sores, al) ler fine cultavation It will be eold sin on account of the unavoidable residenc ° ner to the manager, Mr. AT - ity Devereux and Mona were sitting close to- , nade ex press! ame ASSES. or to JAMES RO. On, dered about indeed with even more than my ‘I did not know you were friends,”’ she re- | gether on anottoman. The sight of the pleased thes! : mit thet hone pe sold.at 8 muoh jower price than has been Vrospeot Hull. Va. malt usual inconstancy. plied, calmly, having perfectly regained her | attention with which she regarded him made uy house, . ard basement, hie x = charged in this city for much = —— ; ad b in h composure. me feel positively rabid largo barn. pump of g water, am Persons in want of Roots and Shoes of eastern or On 12th street. between Cand ste., hicprapipe nag lors edt pal feel ‘hoake “You do not recognize ine, though we have Gladly I turned from the hateful scene to Se rat cee eee yack alse Bet york ee Sada goed Sssortanant | Ste bs 5008 meee’ of 54 Se WARKER, on ay that the temptation had been removed. | ™et,” said a laughing voice at my elbow Catharine Lloyd, who at this instant came in | abor miles from the city, . in store end at the lowest GRIFF Wigs Siw ag ed £74 ‘No. rca a The memory made difficult to please, and a was another surprise for ie, for there sat | with her hands filled with flowers for the vase: ast awl Ww. REDIN, Trystes, | apS-r 314 Pennsyivaria avenue, thar §-tf i” i inst giving reign to my feelings. the supposed peasant girl. But after thatfirst| Her softened, gentle manner struck me at i. ‘ sal vices cero = SALE¢A ai R heh Ty eae Gates ah Toaden ene tect. | Shook nothing. could movecne, ond replied | once. Could Devereux be Fight in his suppr-| 1° THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED SOUTRERN TRUNK MAN TE ACTORY..,, | kU ef catenin cheael te alee oie, Suddenly I remembered my friends, the Lle- | coolly, ‘‘Ah, the Kitten’ I told you I should | sition, that she too loved, and that I was the | in consequence of the rain until WEDN AY. ‘ wellyns, had given mea warm invitatior to | 0M find you out.” favored mortal? Opposite Od4 Fellows' Hall, Wa:hinghm Dt” | Vax. containing rir — ‘ive terns the Zid May instant, 188), at the same time and their interests by examining | [OTe OF Ieee. It their place in Wales. I had not seen my| ‘What, another mystery!’ said Llewellyn Yes, I could not doubt the signs of a woman's |? ma3-eo&ds in A. GREEN. Austr, chadiay clumwene. ae bas oa Vashinetor ouy. Ber parucunes of st ‘the native principality for years, and I resolved to| ‘I went to the village when the sun camo| true deep affection that She betrayed. The 5 KE & CO., Auctioneers. best material the mark t aifords and agpploy Star Office. mer 1-40e1 ay it a visit. To look my engagement | Xt, she resumed, and I borrowed Nannie’: sight of her cousin's happiness had vanquished LE OF SMALI. the best workmen, I can confidently ommend my NALUSBLE FaRM iz k and see that I had nothing important to| Cloak to come back through the rain, or I| her, forcing -her to lay aside that giddy care- i only vy eal be agar enigma Davability to in county, tie mo, to make arrangements for a substitute | Should gueipeay wee anne Mr. Lioyd | lessness with which rhe generally ed her} oir f th, | dd sderd | Lkeep soustuntis on hand, and Taake to order (on % B gave me ha! ‘is umbrella, taking me all the | true nature. Lib 8.,D one week's notios) ever levoriptien of SOLE i corner tt St icans Srna Liter coca time for a village girl.”” 8 An- impuise urged me to act so that they | records for Washingta I). Co ie pee. HON BRINE ri i tattoo] Miiitnd W stPonts: Washineton. Dee RIE arrival, and had everything packed in Sad; | “You acted the part admirably,’’ I said, | could have no suspicion of my torments. The set weaieree sae in Fon gin idee Bg other VALICES; TRAVELING BAGS. Hake | [YOR RENT—A email STO of sca 60 sGEEE next chotaioe “and seemed bent on turning the fine gentle- | next instant I had laid my hand, heart and front’ng 20 fost on north O strest, at. the corner. of NESS, SADDLES, WHIPS, &., €¢ a = ton cm under Sr eee oe i aa " ranks, &0., + - saloon As Gaveled mesward Ifound that muck | men * end f Mona Lioya’s | "First che stare as if sh soy torether jit the unprovamenie. cousises | manlike tannct, af short motion, No” 8 Work: | Sees Io atthe Hoes mar rain had fallen, and in one place a torrent had n overpowering sense of Mona Lloyd’s irst she stared as if she thought me mad— of a two-story Frama Dwelling House con Trunks delivered in any part of the city, George- = iua- 4 s he consequence of | beauty was filling my whole being, and I was| then her ringing laugh echoed hrovgh the town, or Alexandria. FOR RENT The FIRST FLOOR of tho tale- this Was an hour’s delay, and on my arrival at | immeasurably vexed at finding myself drawn | room ein month'y pay | sine MAGHINES | Colebrated FAMILY % by Chas. 5 the terminus I found the coach had already | into this bantering conversation with her} ‘Charlie, come hero!’ sho cried: “you must ¥ a eater ae iy JAMES 8. TOPHAM. | 88 8 le . room in started. cousin But very different from my usual] call Mr. Lloyd out—he has positively been "RW. REED, Trustee, — terete napintas MiGHARD Ween No. Ss - lat habjt. which was to parade my devotion, I} making a proposal to mo.”’ cmay 17-d J.C. MoGUIR Aust. Leomione it There was, however, another later in the 7 ; ig ® prop = A WOOD AND COAL is day, and I booked a place in it. The clouds | D0W had an eager wish to hide what I was ex- “He is engaged to you, then!’ I exclaimed, e ar reget Still, whenever I could do so unobserved, I stole _ at Mona. And each look tight- now cleared away for some hours, and I en- joyed the drive, but presently another shower came on utterly confounded." “From his description I thought it was to your cousin.’ With the pout uf a spoilt child, she said, SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND Shi vcopieedid waiter of Re nished, n exteneive stock of FUEL, is prepared to NING, the 23d instant, il ata very low figure for ons! Greet im The Llewellyns had not expected me by this | ened, if possible, the chain that was binding | ‘You refused her once yourself Why should | « poing atl o'clock, at the’ rendence ot ths] SVOUD Fawed ae gee trons! conveyance, for when we reached the corner | ™°-_ 7” you expect others to appreciate her better . pk ee Se » b . ” RB. W. BATES, where the road to Llandethryn branched off,| _‘‘Soon after we rejoined the ladies, ‘-the Kit-] than you?” Faruiture and Househ id Wooed aud Cual Dealer, rest 5-t ase vedia an and te anak iam ten” challenged Charlie to a game of billiard “Refused her?’ I echoed, utterly bewil- = jeroutheast corner of Fourtsenth aad Cs (OR SALE—A noe three-story Brick HO Ihad my luggage taken into a cottage by | and they leftthe room. Presently they returned | dered Pecisoms Fasioc Feraitate, S on paren, 2 joes D and streets, (3 the road-side ti it should send for it, and| With an appeal for a decision on some knotty A glance at Mona only deepened the mys-| Bar-aus. Was! sand Whatnots, AY 10ru, 1560. sold on easy terms. Fie. pw fia ag & air learning that I had only a mile to walk, I set | point, to unravel which the Llewellyns accom- | tery, fur she sat with blushing cheek and down- | Cais, Ta\iee a M . J ing of H. W. HAMILTON & CO, No. S62 Mh off on foot with my umbrella panied them to the billiard-rcom. “I was left | cast eyes, as if unable to deny the truth of her Rugs aud OPENING stroct. opposite Contre Market, e perfect. A quarter of a mile on I came to a little | Slone with Mona, and I positively trembled as | cousin's words. But as I gezsd the truth broke c wt 2 & hamlet, but I did not pause, for I saw nothing | I approached ber. upon me, and with it # hope end r $0, oF THE OR RENT—PARLORS and CHAMBER to be gained by stopping. As I passed one of| ‘I received your ring,” [ said, “and I val 10 is she?” I asked, turning to Kate ena. SEASON, oul batccosentomumetomens ons water the cottazes, the door opened, and out tripped |-it duly. It has never left my finger since.’ | “Ah, I sce you have already geestod.” ‘sho pares ee re large ad alry: fours ot a quaint little being, who appeared as much at “No! no! I was almost ashamed to offer it | cried gaily; “She is Lucy Mona Lloyd, whose URY LLOYD, Admit McDOND ELLs . ret floor w neuire o Le Bx « home inthe rain as if she was a mermai¢. hand even with a fortune in it you disdained A. GRE CATAWBA GINGER WINE, es sts. Wrapping her closely and worn hood like over ber head, she had an ample red cloak. Her b's i Pa. avouue, between ie to accept. Charlie, come to the billiard-room = a “TI have given directions about it in my will k's office ot t! with me; you and I are only in the way here.” ia ° Cir Our Grocers and Citizens ROYAL AAV. dress, whatever it might be, was gathered up | —for it to be buried with me,’’ I added, in ‘Can you forgive me?” I asked pleadingly; | Cult Court of the District of Co.umbia, for the wih pass Nat drawite AN. x ER under this drapery, leaving an exquisitely | reply to her look of inquiry. . “I could not tell what you wore, and I would | expose to public sale, for oaah in 5 Bear in Mind the wapervillon of the shaped—well, ankle. he soft air of timidity, the fleeting blush | not marry for weaith.”” house door of said obunty, on FRIDA nk § e me one sly glance, and then tript | filled me with transport. Her eyes finshed. How magnificent she was | 44y,0f May noxt, 1860, at 12 o'o.0ck m , ali dofend- ht POG UESDAY, Max 2, 1200, i “ i i ivi : , ht, titie, eiaim and interest in) and to the The Gascon for its 1 a well-dressed, not| ‘Why did you leave without giving mo the | in her pride at part of Lut Now 1 No. 268, front on SORTEO NUMERO 695 ORDINARIO. ao bse Gn hawnt cea man rane least clue ?*’ I asked more tender!. Iimade “The thought of what was due to your cousin | 7 fest inches on Maryland avenue, between 3th MOST HEALTHFUL CAPITAL PRIZE 61 common sight in the village. This, however, | ¢very effort to trace you.” ‘ and to the memory of your uncle might hoy Sete ton Lor petlhreanindwoog AND 100,000 did not suit my notions, for the glimpse I caught Her charming confusion, es it gladdened | induced you to find vome less insulting means PURE BEVERAGE had convinced me she was pretty and lively- | me, might be painful to-her, and I hastened to] than contemptuous silence to = mvey your re- | the pi ee y continue: ‘I had a bracelet to return to you jection of my hand.”’ to satisfy let me clasp it on your arm.”’ She hissed out the last words, as though the It was close at hand, for being a gold chain | vi thought were a bitter humiliation to her ki - Hove my pretty one'’’ I cried after her; ve part of my umbrella, if you a: Is Now Open. The Agent in Baltimore uniess you are a waterkelpie. bracelet, I had attached it to my watch. As I ‘You have your revenge,’’ I said gloowily: i ty THE ABOVE ee Rtg te sala, A ~ Has Received Supcscasbets ~& } geen Ene stopt short, and dropt a low courtesy. | fastened the snap my hi fell upon the white nd I will not hide from you how fully. Frou | unul MONDAY next. the lath lnstant, same hour A Large Stock A drawing solvent Gane taken at pare “My cloak keeps me dry. I ee, marring the symmetry of an arm | that night when I first saw you I have been | aod pace. W. SELDEN, US M And will be happy t& reocive the orders by iy by a umbrella you will be wet, look you,’ she said, h Hebe s could not rival. y é madly in love, and I find that I have thrown} all 2t for District of C bia. of his me en DON with that peculiar accent which after my long always carry that mark,’’ I ssid aa Washington Friends, Care of City Post. Charleston. 8.C._ Quality Cuarenieed Strictly Pure Breanswir Line STON IAS. NoDONNELL, ere Seah Se = away ivy sole chance of happines 107 THE ABOVE SALE FURTHER “I knew it,’’ she replied fiercely. “I recog- | Pertponed until ABESDAY, th a) same nised you at once, and I read your heart with | "eur aud p! v afecling of triumph. And when you came NORFOLK E DEP O T, No. 281 Cost. between W0th here I rejoiced, for I looked forwatd to this moment when you should be at my feet, and I ma 10-1.1,és-tr at Lith sts. YM The undorsi ing jyst returned from Bos- A = : and ork ash in my turo would spurn you, but—’’ every Satu! tS o'clock p.m. = joi at Al at ton and New as made arrangements in the HIS Seautiful summer resort has been greatly The change GA peas the sudden pause, made : any me look up. With a wild feeling of hope I saw —In the event ° ity @ ‘1 1 a gentle, blushing look of love on that face, 30 icky tne but now. atu A a“ ~ =: ‘ig is ter season On the most reasonable, _" ut I cannot,” she whispered perish, winking it the ohenpene aoa seat wr freight or peamec arly 7,” — — place for excursions on the Petomac river. | Su amare 0 RINEGART, MRS. WINSLOW, ther religious parties that do not _00 25-8, M& Behools a oi " dance il find every other ac > > ~ Aan sperienont Nirae anole Phyioan, Fe ee pet ett of teth cnittea | (THE, UNDERSIGNED | RESPECTPULLY beepee seemed strange even to my Welsh ea: ht of aninjury to you pained me!” = ‘Nonsense’? I a i here is quite poke I pressed the scar with my shelter enough for both, my dear, if we keep} fevered lips. Instantly I was aroused from close. Here, take my arm.” my happy dream, for her arm was snatched She took it with a roguish smile, even while | 8¥#Y, and her glorious eyes flashed fire. saying: “I feel afraid. You are a fine gentle-| | How could I have imagined she had any ten- ee nal 1 am only a poor village girl.’ der feeling for me? Her confusion must have “T never saw a aly with brighter eyes, | *Prung from annoyance A or more beautiful hair,” I said, taking up a| The days flew by at Llandethryn, for if I tress of pure gold, which straggled from be- | 748 not happy, I was the next best thing to it, neath ber picturesque bead dress bere is | ®lways excited pee: lg pram became e I should like to have here, instead of you. | greater. I would willingly have torn myself is your neme’ , but I had not the power. i “Kitty, sir, so please you.” YetI cherished an insane self-delusion, a “Kitten it should be, you frolicsome little | Mere tatter of a belief that no one saw what is and General Agent, Some EVERY ys! Baitumore. ow in o MONT PAVILION. to is i sh LA hey have received ther thing. Keep your eyes away, you sorceress, | ¥%# going on, and to keep up thi pean Frak pai a they recety r nreasonable- Soe Ceuaren Seething: ? As are free to all parties after | Sz!e Sad f : tare. Th ld been out of place in a London | 2e#5 of human nature, I was pained when she isan of teaching, flavored Lynuhaven Bay D three days’ no ice. Meals and Refreshments will would not have . inform their patrons and the ‘ents Jace can be encaged for exci 4 SOOTHING SYRUP : sont by making application at the corner of Tair | Shop have teceived their usual ou are beriching we sees for Mons: BS witha suse * | aaksineeerccn testes te, enter ee, ey ne eee epee " aughed a low, pleased laugh, that | ence for Mona. But wit! © upreasonable- 1 keep constantly i Q - B. F : LENS Foe ms : : . i mmation-—will whish wore sald by hire lestoprine ot py g | be served by the proprietors. = . RiSHING GOODS or'the . te seconded my efforts, shunning me and shrink- aod te Ss ac ey Hi jas _ JONBS & MILLER ‘also ki ry ing fi too often th RE TO REGULATE THE B i CRARS. and SEA TORT Aa ot | 5 d now come to a turbid stream cross- | ‘0g from me, as was too often the case. su BE 'o So! ABS. : bs ol KS STATUETTE init hae It was not deep, evidently, fur} Atsuch times I would fall back upon.‘‘the end upon it, mathars, it will give rest te x kinds of PRUITS (in season} ae there were tracks paring that cart: ear- Kitten,’ who gave me a ready, but half- | RELIEF A through it, but there was no per- Ww mocking welcome. Presently I found that there was something m. or = Straps, and Sashes. 8. . ity f STEPHEN A DOUGLAS. H. F. UDON & CO. charge. Deeeeee Here ee Peisiy yero In form and fenutures this beautiful and ae Citizen, Naval and ie ve mar oSm : f American art is y ae chau om Seek Noail and Lwill suit yoy at | speoimen of pesed by-any . ry Eres candes are covered’? she said, | like this in the case of Devereux. He too . Be a 5 Ok ae a Jae simile of the Title Giant Ls OF GOOD THI with a look of dismay—‘“what can we do’ || drew near Mona with a kind of timidity, as if WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, ‘Sgectmons may be, seen No, Seine procera | Tite os “Those pretty little feet shail not be wet, at | he dreaded that each advance might re- Wo have just adlabed & wamber of traces at Convenes Beni ali events,”’ I returned, I have to w pulsed. With the Kitte seemed, on the | ** - Fa: i mi! ‘ae ‘ton city. Persons in CARRIAGES, such as Light Fancy, fie District of Columbin and States Delaware, : cont ease, on Wagons, Park Ph Five Ca ‘Maryiand, Virginia. North Carolina, Sout! Caro, ie, ae wal | Snr, gl enn ht rot le | Src ? ri i RR | es tin Kee es ee ee bar up ts wy arms, Sir the was us| Jelgiag time my van Ealing: tencioat chet . aes wD Being prack oat rarchanios in different branches | oumeam, deeict & ce Hight as a feather, and carried her acrosr. | Our cases were the same—that he felt no more rf D! we fistter ourselves that wo know | city, D. k i e «Row I must take toll,” I said, suiting the { than friendship for the Kitton, while he loved sale | Raslses sangitins liattotens tonto wa eaten Mona. Still worse, I someti: Bdii ora in the etait Need. Det eet oot EY | Zk wie freee, tok tavnghi-theoan =~ ed pars ecprescripion of ons of che promptly and, oarefully sttended toat | gllZ, He stove twelve tnsertions ta thal eects and she could not URSES in New En notice aad at fonso: bie py pe A pte eh itoria's. will be supp! “Flow dare you, sir? I am very angry, look | turn his affection y WALTER, EARMANK & BO! Teena, with ap} ate editorial. euppliod ’ she said. with « pout. One of the worst features in the case was THOUSANDS OF CASES. Fopchmakers, succsasore to Wm. T. Staton will be furnished by thet agents, fe 24 oy p I don’t ovr pe T} that oe reux never bomarsn hepa to a ‘Woy eerecta tay sng 82 ¥ NAnLEGOGDE P & xy ER. tT re you would be an | the subject, every night be smo! S | energy to the whole eystern. It will almost intin almost daily to our stock | L LUMBER AND as Fr ER, wet to the | ci, ™ room, and chatted with his Bo: Ww ‘ber per tgant A pay: ‘oxtc HALL, knees, so if it had not for me, you must oa Pris fl soctemed He was just the man riceters oonvula peor itnet speed Der apt wo tn ry _ South side of Pa.ar.. west Bloventh | have sta: ed on the other side, or have had a} to Si, ag a FOR deliew » | Will seem fag aot ve pore rare ing.”’ friend. fora long time now he lone 5 . al ve hand a ict o} N “Well, y= meant no harm I bears tae ine the honor of jetting me in the post of Men- ‘rom teething |e eT MING. |DR 7, a van : Ly a ee stoy sand ap” desire wo Gove thom ont. wil you. but’ have asked me first,”” sbe | tor. ag ee nine Fic 5 Shem poetry al “ But one night he broke through the un- | fe howe of as hragety, coaplion se sor unt : oer - ALTIMORE LIPE INSURANCE CO~in said, coquettishly ug: 14 4 or J liars and Sets; New Style Hi Skirte: B ri a ‘By the time sbe had reached the house, she | natural silence. pee ‘ccomees perenne yt Mp Act 8 ery, Gloves. Gaypiletie, and AE litts; CORPORAT! .—Joun I. Donarpson, hed quite captivated me pro tem. There was After fiercely puffing away at his cigar for a OLUTRLY ‘ow Btyle Cl ‘esan® Points, OouLTER, 3 LIVES and BUYS i i ind attractive in her | quarter of an hour without speaking, he sub- timely used. Fo! in ETeRL variety 5 Cotton Sheeting; Irish a comemeny, Tlie tay agg jing very piquant a iv deniy burst out, * I om. stand this ne lon r py snore ol te Det mikes aoe or. otGRINO: uve mat a at the ‘ at her turning | LI . fellow. am ractin; Bord b: shout Pp... PLASTERING. — Mi Nee esa on tat cacao badges | Vuh tom teeth aoe ed Tbe E fal Ota ho tb Eeaae Beye MY e Fs se ohonon inte tbe door, with a laughing good byes Shall be worth nothing without. her. Here I] _Preecsl#35 eau per Bogie." See ti-dawir_ Hs areas o. TL ap a A es i f BAksee, SUrTRS 7 SALTIMD AL we wi i to le es 0 | we me, | - by poh love; bat what of that, I but the next minute I despeir. 7m Nt wil sreie of Button very cho. elavesome as pretty enough to tempt sn | tiful, so clever, warm 7 ss sf = “ she is too good for a poor me " the bell quickiy brought to the| do you say, old fellow ? who mea soe into the yar ba or not? , At led into « billiard-room, my mysery. 4 1 ponaered before I ied. If Llet him ine stata ban, wr his loyali upen this belief