Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1873, Page 2

4 for foes fi crLy. | tiet, who looked fresher and prettier than ever, | all the roand her of aged | in a smoking and they are all safe (OFFICIAL) tion of ap act entitled “An act imposing taxes | an porn | Wut 'rather sad; the obsequious Hittle hasband of . Mitesh earmel wuk corte now. Quick, out wit you; there is only’one sate ta Salle eitinned vbr, ad (orate (Semmes “ Ob, if my love would come to me, the Blenerhasset, nervously anxious to please he ively must introduce him to you, my | chance.” LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES pe Be ‘as amended by subenguent act» ‘etebtecn Would coms to me and speak to me the young baronet; + Crose-| foe ” said Mrs. Blenerhaset | Frank Pasecd of the Thérd Sescton of the Forty- Smt ans tall its, capital, anteir | eighteen Out of these shadows dark aad dree, pag grames,and of all, to Pro- ‘one of Wer richest and most influential Second Congress. ol oft a @ chtren My heart wonld so much lighter be a’s delight, all his ‘were for weer. — or eighteen My heart wor! so much lighter be larry, came Tresham, with a cousin of c. Aice it above all thi » my dear (Geyerat xarcre—No. ti impo > ~ Sang Cecily, sad C Harry's, who seemed ‘wo his 2 My girls are dying to dance Ax Act to ‘ize the constraction of bridges | ten of am act e1 cf qood-natured jokes and ratuling! lucky ” ‘across the Ohio river, and to prescribe the | ravenueto support the gor Sera “ Oh, ifmy love would come to me, conversation. “But I don’t sce him anywhere now,” said Po] De Biante, me pI : pe ebter uth, ‘nd aay the wordsive said to m= ‘Mr. Blenerhasset stopping to look at the | Drs. Blemorhassct. I terreus of the 8 Siac of Amenca iwOgaress | Qourseeomcudad apd supmiemeutos Uy subsccaeut | Uhirteth, Anot! lay, for love of me, | strange creature's , with double oyeginss “Ob, I’m sure Miss Venables will'go and find ssembled QR Persons or corporations, having | acts . sisth end ‘The world woukl so mach brighter be, superciliously held up, exclaimed in @ hg us—of course you will, there’s a dear jawtul a1 therefor,may hereafter erect Upom articles provided for im section fire, amt in } etm —] J ‘The world would so much brighter be, weeds ‘at 3 ing. I think he and . hn Tresham mast be in across the fiver, for railroad or other asee, upon | the proviso of section fourteen, of ect on ured ® od outs Sang fair, desorted Cecily. “How xteaordinary i is os ae can sit .”. x cuesypiance with the provisions and requirements of Sieg An obs to on 7 mee rae sore tS — about for day these woods of ours, making | » Venables would; and off Diana §. That every bridge hereaft across a - red and sixty neve on ebrnary .Mightoen buuderd ant “ Oh, if my love would come to me, sketches which are always so excessively green. and fair, bounded. They > the Ohioet er. above the Sona St the Big Sant, a tebact and Sigate: provided for tm seventy two: “34 ‘all other peace pros ved rion, And hol my hands and look at me, I don't see things so green; do you, Sir conservatory; but the | last ticket nipped, shall have at least gue span of a height of not le Fo Snyoor an act eutitied “An act fimposing | thirty iniltion dollars. ‘The while he softly spoke to me, George?” , that opened on the terface, | white | thanmtnety feetabort low water, and of not toes than | faxes om distilied spirits and tobac: other | | For Deustons to invalids. widows, and dep-- My life would so much brighter be, “No, it ith vewy gween, awfully gween,” said ht with moonshine, and into the moon- | a sli Tty feet above local est water, measured to the | pu) % ight ui a c ~~] [—~— to ssilors of the war o¢ the young man of fortune, simpering asif he went. ly the vis inertia, ; that every bridge =| Gi and sixty-cight, as amended by secti oe ao L~— — e, and for furnish og sgt cr deny "Diana secking rahe Bes sects Meal hore chicct tacSoasrad's | Sepotetad to tedsee intratl enter se ft schet | pomtetion or comtmttatos faetetarsoanp at “ 3 vs ve at least one # a | imports and to reduce or 0 ' % « But silent and away from me feat = pete eee cee | paie th Moy ages) (i of ot lee than ome hundred feet above low | purposes, ed Jane siath, eighteen busdrad | pension-agents, expenses of agencies Rokee se wand of hess Oa here, and I'll show you where the marquis’ | house. as softly asa weasel across a | dove it?” said Frank, doleful eno to the bottom chord of the bridge; | “Upon legacies and successions, and of all other in of April twenty = or inand 40 ua. shooting forms a sort of promontory, as it were, | broad blanched surface of moonshine, she stole | are in the same train with H: father and ‘span shall give a ‘at | tornal-revenue taxes liable to OF gccra- 5 ye — iS i. eightern hundry ee Ghee ant en lade and abuts on the Blenerhaset estate.” into the shadow of a huge stone urn full of | mother, who are p us.” spoke low, | rgdred Seat between the plsve, Hesaeared | tng ender the provicionsat Sormer acts; end che eal | Seay eran: 3 sme he ptt And doubting me, grow hard to me,” ‘That moment, as Mrs. Blenerhasset was turn- | flowers. for there was a guard in the carriage reading « | {* Sieh epaice to the current aterery stag, and that | C.sumissioner shall eortify euch ascsmonts, wliot | teas bustrad ond nay tere, dune hitch mice iy sang Cecily. | ing to join hor husband and Sir George, Probyn | “Oh, don’t be angry with me, Frank, dear,” | paper. Pa bt a pa go A a a ag oe oe « Bat, oh, if he would come to me, twitched Tresham by the coat. said a soft gentle voice. “They are all against | “What a curious carriage this is, Frank! It | tied, howercr, That any one company. lawfully | tiked nthe sume mauner as arsmeaauents Ou lists are | fifth, eighteen hundred end sixty sin; March ax Just for a little while to me. “Don't ery out,” he said. ‘It is 1—Frank. | me here, and I had no one to tell I have given | is not like any I have seen before,” said Har- | suthorived by) the States of West Virgiata | now collected aud accounted for. betes slaty -sevew, Jaly tw Before he left me, he ahouldece Keep Harry back to have a moment with me, | my heart already, except Miss Venables.” riet. “Why, it’s three sides glass, like a coupe | and Ohio, is hereby authorized to constract | Sec. 3. That all xpecial taxes imposed by law, | #wenth, by eae eaty eight ‘That I was true as truth could be, ee eee Bae fre Oe elt eee oldcat!” said a imanlier voice. ie & diligence! Why did you, Uring uo hero, | ‘Spr oalirein tin Sete of Wat Vicrtela ee | crate eee ny Cece eica | konkeed sed sereaty. Sea Fe ‘That I was true as truth could be,” barenet cub. y didn’t you answer my | “Hang her.” Ni yy that of your eyes you “ ° Soar et j opposite side of sail river within the te of . with span over the main channel of not les | Commissioner of Internal Kevenue is hereby au Sang tenderly, sweet Cecily. | If lynch law could have been eign gS had some moaning imit. See how he is laugh- oe eee oe % “It must haye crossed mo—never got it. | effected by any temporary compact with ki 1 jm ing, Fi 1s roe hi nid eet in length, and im all proc oF \ | thousand dolars: Prowedad. That the appropria: « Oh, if he would but come to me Faney you here! What a make-up! il send | Apollyon or aly Of amiable Miss Venables’ em | _ Prank looked, and shook off his despondency, | {tin,thfce hundred and Sfty fect inteugth avd in all | thoriaed and required te procare appr ,y | aforeeaid for navy pensions, aad the other For long enough to learn of me, Harry back to you. Send me word where | emies, it would have gone very hard with Frank his eyes brightened. | visions of this act, so far as the same aro applicable | sections twenty-six and_one hundred aud oe « tures under that hoad, shall be paid from the 1 > ‘This precious trath, and say to ‘me ou're putting up. Thought you must be down | Probyn; for Miss Venables’ lean fingers elutch- ‘Why, this is a slip carriage!” he cried. | to bridges about the mouth of the Big Sandy: And | act emitted An: act. im acing taxes ow dist [Pepston-ftind, so far ae the samme ms; i The words he said before to me, ere. They're going to have a fancy ball up | ed at the urn, and the tinsel crescent on her} The guard looked up over his paper, caught | Provided, Phat in case this high span is not over the | spirits and tobacco, and for other Pa po j it Yat purpowe For love of for love of me,” | there to-morrow evening. I can you in as | scanty hair trembled with rage. some impression of the group, and said to 4 | low-water channel, suitable arrangements be made | proved July twenticth, eighteen hundred and sixty Approvel, January 10. 13 oe ae s.{riend: but Harry will etl you aifaboat that. | “Don't say that, Prank,” Sanswered the low | tadge hee | fhe Urtdge at?how’ waters that all belages ever’ the re Se ere | [Geverat sarene—No. 8) ° ™ "ll send her back. Good-by, old man; -by. t ; she’s a dear ing.’” “Yes, i 7 : i e df vidoe Sioniueet ~ hia he by ape i : eo e sats nay wound sone brighter be; | LINKeothem ail away, Sepetaiy Chat oli | "™SOid indaed internal groaned ‘is tnten- | at Dumigeds'y nut 2 SMP carvings: we ain) hn: that iG heel cata igs | pica wees ht nk ofr clgucrath | “tuted dura protic te poe. ons My ero ight = ernes wi wel 5 very lit than you, va- |“ : 2" ot-draw, two | stumps, and the Commissioner of Inte: venue ng evidence in cass of contested elections.” a And patiently Cd wait and see” ae with zou and Harry,” _ ao es 6e panne in eeesioae world; you'll go | ‘lear tne ines noted wed xt icet each * alia authority to make all neediul ruies amd | proved February mimeteen, eightees hundred, «22 over was ins and philosophical i "i moacutte ion to. the curre tous relative thereto. Kvery, person enge ome ohne pemeng Em tion, Tresham Sarted upthe path iroui ths | and'yapased nfinimn ACen KS YOU | OAM ay Ae PD erate eth | seca nc, ttf te netomat aes | freon Wages station of ugh | Rep bth mats nt wae of Rr ‘Sang wistially, poor Cocity. | Wood with the speod of a decr, just as the last | “Nonsense, ahe would not. give atuft of her | in the world?” cried Frank, taking bocu of | Mitty butdee that canbe safely andconvonieutiy | ther-by siess cake heaton tees L made all be ddiers, shall place and conspicucnsl draw sli Pedaicrs, shall ple ep conspicnously’ i glimpse of Mrs. Blonerhaset’s parple silk train | chignon. 8 fern. of ‘d sell all you have told her for a | Tresham’s hands. “Harry, behold our bene- | ope signal, for the | estal ed promptly, upon reasonable or place of business al! amps But now through shadowstlarkanddrce, | swept round the corner tuft of oral haters ; we shall be free, and: boats whose construction shall not be such | the payment of said special tax; and any poten He will not help me, who might be | A moment or two that seemed years, anda | “ri Shignon Lim, I'll sovercign him!” mut. | eee ed ame cights we shall be free, andon the {of their pamage under the stationary | shallsthrough wegiigescr, fall’ tose place spd i A rock amidst this surging sea, little person, like a civilized fairy in shepherd's | tered the fair queen of night, just then behind | “Such a lark when they found that you had | ‘Pans of said bridge. except wheu trains are passing | said stamp, shall, upon conviction, be senteuced 1 A shicld between the world and me, laid silk, came gliding down between the | aclond. ‘I'llspoil your game, my young man! | stolen away!” ‘sald Tresham. ‘’Gad it was . pha lged genera emma ages ee Sahin thie aelincen te A shield between the world and me,” larch stemsfurtively, both little handsstretched | Pair of young fools!” A "| like kennel starting for a fox-hunt!” Ever “pion Sempre erry arseyiaak papulleced ball child poosity beieat rec Sang tearfully, sad Cecity. _| cautiously before her, to press back the soft | No doubt Miss Venables fully intended to win | one was bowed out. Out came the horses, of "That the piers of the high epan and the jare. A the failure to comply w e ~ green-tufted boughs. A moment more, and | theodd trick at this moment. She had long | we pelted; but, by Jove, if we did not miss the | piers of the draw shall be built parallel with the car- oing provision of law shall ru « And all Task tocomfort me, she was in the arms of the artist, who whipped | before this resolved to sell her secret to the bees | track, after alll Consulting which way toe | fous at that sage of theriver which ismoctimpartant | fui neglect e retwsal, then the peoalty le that he'Heome ones more te me, off his beard to kiss her. ““Deat! darling! my | pidder, and had indeed thrown out several pro- | had taken, I took care to bother them with dif. | fo" uavigation; ani that no ripraps or other outside | double the ‘amount above prescribed: Prone, And say the words he said to mo own!" were words frequently uttered durin, paratory hints to the young baronet, whom they | ferent notions; but the dragon was too much for ag eps png pegs ye a ee nagainned im tals ovctton shall ¢ ~s 5 Bc . 5 [ithe chaupel-way ol ; odraw | or in am . of any pervon [ the next three minutes; and then, holding bot without enlightening. ‘The conversa. | me; she stuck to London ‘and Gretna; and I'l | cyentoge igh span exercising Ing on say trade, bucdar riot tm which the Sltaess tobe examined sma) 4. her tiny hands, he looked into her eyes, as if he | tion, after several whi rs aud a faint sound as be inged if the old boy, Hi: did not in ‘Bee. eta ae take oe nes hee vaio Of klmes, was Terumed ee | foram express frain! “io, by George! andl we | autho - % ” " pec tn ey hat ‘al me. ‘apa wie | came up like juces.’” Not Mhoneh these hadowsdarkanddree, | tacles, Frank,” said Harriet. “They make you | pites his lips, and ‘mamma affect uot to hear | “When do they let us go? I feet quite fright | | Grow dark and darker yet to see, look like a monster in a pantomime. i ; ” F T will bot doubt, as he doubtesne, “The green-eyed monster? Harry darling. 1 | Vest! say. 0. Krank, I am so miserable; and | ened, prelate F apeteget tc carry That any person, company, or corporation | proftesion, or doing any act for the exercising, entry. | side uct 8 bridge across the Ohio | Ingon, or doing of which a special tax Is imped by | Sc. 3. That the party desiring to take a depostioe ¥ plication for one week | law. without the payment thereof. or depositions the provisions of th newspapers having & wide circulation, in nut less | Bec. 4. ‘That cach collector, of internal revenue ath annem Two newspapers in the cities of Pittsburg, Cia: | shall under reulatious of the Commissioner! Lin Cinnatl,and Lemivilic. for bridges, ahovethe mouth | ter ‘and ki they wate! me like a thicf. Mamma says it is | if they rent ™ But still believe he'll come to me. warn you I shan’t let you go again. “Let's elope it's about time ise,” Some jane inthe chice of Pitaburg. Cin- | efice, for i 3 "Il come er ag now, miss,” the guard, | cinnati, Louisville, Suint is. his, an New | the names of all nl “pec examined. apd of the name of an officer before wi. ua eo now, and leave the crnel mother, the obturate rubbish! He looks as jolly as a | who, from a front window which he had open: atime, Eon Seidges talon the eae aE tie toie | Sacco than Un deine ceed cea rate ee cence | She manme ill be taken, Whee motive chant : Song Bish anton father, and the spoony baronet of boundless | sand-boy. They'd say anything to ‘turn you | ci, had been reconnoitering the swaying train | Sandy. and shall submit to the Secretary of W. i and business for which suclapscial taxes | al! a nv jang high and clear P 7 wealth.” from me. Harry, I see it has come to this—we | in front, like a sportsman waiting - a shot, | bie examination, s design and di het in Fists foud and faithful Cecily. | “Ab.” said Harriet, whose hand was buried | must elope, and get married at Gretna.” | Whiz! went the telegraph poste. shot. | and piers, and a'map of the loc Sre.5. That section one hundred and ten of row-exaumine witnowes in the a Perry in February Galary. in the thick brown hair that curled over Frank's (It was ‘some ‘ago.) nine miles | going thirty-eight ‘an hour; banks in @ 5 eof at Bot ned = al =~ on He below ee, a odie ny bg onl a ee . J =e Foch ey eg we . a oar ty a trom here to Read ending, and it wo an hour | golden glow with gorze, white slopes of nodding the Fiver, the shore-lines at high and low water the | Sebt, endfor other rarponen approved Suns thir iets peruonal morse anit be wn THE SLIP CARRIAGE. you'd call it, and mounting me before you, e bal up, we can catch the first | daisies; then some chalk cliffs, pier pe ee Fp ctl wage ne My gn and the | tieth, eighteen hund and he leg a0 ashes. be ts at jupticate of v0 gate to London, and the next after we start for | and some corn-fields; now a distan' — of the nently amended, be so nd hora, and ME to — your i ine ae Se Ss your r bridge | therein required to be made shall be made and ten: Toss a line of low meadows where tha red- | fam, the location of any oti Tie note BY WALTER THORNBURY. sher's 5 dnt you, Frank?” ‘The: . = = * or bridges, and shall furnish sach other information | dered seal annually onthe firet day of Decautora:,, | Part) sufficient time by the xual ponte of trate ani “Wouldn't 1 just, Harry! and if that booby Bind path wt ink he aaa silence, then | brown cows lay deep in the grass im luxurious | $° may he required for afull and satiefactory under: | the rgt day of June, is daplicassone copy of wins} | attend, and one day {or preparation, exclacits 1—Tae Wurre Cwnrera. baronet tried to stop me, I'd give nim a prod in | “Ty there no other way, Frank?” ive guard opbas'the window standing of the eu vy the Secretary of War: and | shall be tranamtted tthe collar of tha) pron | Uday and the day of service.” ‘And the Ma ‘leasant transformations were taking is my rapier, and teach him not to “None.” ‘g si “7 % rd =| * m ict, and one copy to i 4 pines benaian. taking mterfere again between'a Probyn and the lady | :NoBe sii t’s the signal or slacking speed, gents,” mplied with im rexardto | wal Revenne the piers may be at once | Sec. 6. That the act entithel “ An act imposing ' % Quite a procession of strange little creatares | of his heart. I'd spoil his beauty, the hum-| «None; either that, or thoy will hurry you | chain and ba cu © assed the artist as he sat there, at the edge of | bug!” ‘ abroad, and we may never meet again.” window; ‘don’t you feel it slacken?” roeczined 07 tie act counet be complied with stche | purposes.” spptoved July tweaticth, ighteen han- | Dor The Blenerharet woods, under his. whiteteue Wee Rrank dear, we're talking nonsense. | «Yes, I will go,” sobbed Harriet. “I wonld | "All this time he kept dragging at the chain, as Trcation “whee Fer chee earn aste | Stee ou sixty sighs, oc sepended by wubonquont ects, | TOW7A8 Sevesktinns tn smth one brella. They came one after the other, like so came as you that Ned an rather die here, as I sit here by you, Frank, | if the train was a huge ‘rere the be That section five be amended $0 that the dnplicate i “ ound he was going | tem we Aas fhe “fficer named i many deputations from a fairy kingdom, yet Spot mast Come to this ball. It’s a fancy | than marry that man.” to slip at a doer. wnt Senet remonmen sen et Ate de yheg. anpnd Sopeelticus: anh Mbste socks that’ were hooked below the | comme ditions | taxcson distilled spirits and tobacco, and for uthor o A bridge, and furnishing e: statement therein required to be ret: Usey faited to arouse him to any interest. , and he has got adress for you. Mind, L've “The fly will wait for us at the park “Tell me when it is going,” sai to the board of engin ‘ded fu i it sescesor of the district eh 4° | positions sbal! be taken before them both Tt was the week of rather a coll May, | Set my heart upon your coming, and you'rs | nalf-past two. We will meet herer = ©? 8 | osctngi nor eyuas going,” onld Harriet, | ere board compieed oF Cares aero nak Clerk | Tee ee ae eat, rom Sud sioor | PoE rvand wecertaaed by tose bore and the little amBer-colored leaves of the oak | down for lots of dances. ‘A hiss (several) ratifiod the susont. {Mins | *"Per mninines, saan?” the corps of engineers, to examine the case, and may, | shall cease, be transmitted by the collector to the | Ont Seach officers wttend, the deposi difica- | Commissioner of Internal Revenue. taken before amd certified by were still in a cramped, crumply condition, like | | “I'l go tn for it, whatever happens. But, | yenabk °. Cy i on their recommendation, authorize the badly-packed clothes of the last artival ata | Harry, mind you're foun of with me if they inter; Sreckans inode his wey tareey fe Grows | it eee goes gales and Caged 8 Sasieee ic, | Sope,in the requirements of this act, nse hveats Watering-place. ‘The ferns, covered with a | Press you much more about that baronet fellow, | of Venctian senators, Spanish cavatiers, gone- | trying to tire it out. All at once Ke gare & | reign oe hot ee rMt the constinetion of the soctien pinssece be neemad ee tue shall) Le competent. for duplicate returns therein required te be sent a or attorneys euthorized Asristant assessor of the district #hall, f reddish down, the color of a deer’s hide, were | OF Some day you'll be consenting from sheer | ral officers, and Waverleys, to his old friew! the grand drag, as if he had struck the fish, and let | spans contemplated his act: Provided, That the the t hen the office o unroiling their curious glol unfolding | WOFry.” | : vicomite, who was chatting to two blonde sisters | go tho hook. Whis.r-z! Away, like a bullet | {fer navigation uf the Fiver be uot materially iared | ses r'sivall couse be transmitted Uete eileen those crosier-shaped stems which the Frank, how dare you talk of my ever marry- | who were dressed as Spanish donnas. rom a gun, as if indeed he had pulled a trigger A the Commissioner of Luternal Revenue. medinval jewolers must have derived some of | ing any one but you! “Frank,” said he, drawing him apart, “look | and discharged the train at Bunstord; away LS mph a ang ne oan Ape Shere: Pipet coctton aty-cight be 40 amended sh ridges over the Ohio river shall malnta molten sf omeiell ct on on their devices. The lime-icaves, limp, an WR eX pense, from sunset to sunrise additional commission of one-half of « therein allowed shall be paid all spirits prod: hall cease unde “Oh, I don’t know what that constant worry out. That spiteful old cat of a governess has | with a rush and a whir of freedom the train an exquisite transparent green, danced in the | might not do.” . been playing Harry and false. She came | darted off on its war-path. This moment it | “nrunsee ey = brid ~e nad: theaarp fuftot the aah were wnCling | a youll! make me angry, and Tl never | into the suppersroom and began, whispering to | swayed before the Tookee any te ear at | wlth Jar eh igi on their tid ae min = thi the the pr: Any writt the soft blue air; the chestnut was expa E Mrs. Blener! t; and I heard your name and own smaller; smailer now, smaller, a k— | of navigation; and all persons ow act: Provided, That the total net ov med with the « | ing it tans from a dozen places among the | {;} 0" could not be angry if you tried, Harry.’ mething about ‘aalf-past two. ‘The ol bird | out of sight!’ Onwards, bat ‘slowly alter it, | oyetating any bridge ‘over ‘the ectors ax’ bow fixed ty law shall uot officer en chosen by ation, —— Deech trunks. The blackbirds | » you'll see some day, sir. I antocn’t emed to color, and nearly dropped of her | though the 5 seemed scarcely to slacken’ | *!¥ “sent, maintaim all light by ey and officiating. aang frank boll songs, and the thrashes | Stop. os pereb.” the slip carriage swept along the rails; till, a | "LD" hppeery far the x be so amended ¢ pd) Sd eS “oe are cont by futed their more varied and subtle capriceios | ‘One more kiss.” “The deuce!” said Frank. little before Dunsford, its motive power gradu- | and sceording te ke te Lory ee ng PO ceretamed therein.” Attbe taking of ane 2 gn the old themes of love, hone and spring. | , “There! Now, yon've had quite enough | «Xow, what you have to do is tostart just | ally lemencd. Eventually worn but,and jolt. | strncare: st dead paitaitations, shall be « tx Oe Cakes ha tak crane CT nee. © | eek tneaartinantecainn & atone ‘The caciaw, tan, on are foram “aie | — ote, oe I cviig 2 ang a tn it an hour earlier, ‘and let the horses have it | ing down to the 8) of + ane market-cart, te upon w Bich, lane higher cho aca | jliow cause why the property seized sual not be for. went either party may appear aud act in persia, red name, kept ious! , comin, oat “a dpsed ided into Dunsford station as he transmission over the 4 Provisions of the iuternal ogeut ot attorney Dis one idea; and from the latche: | after me, and you've got your beard off. roghimperengs § Corea shadiiml mate Pinson Ope " A 7 er. 4, All edicers taking testimony to be enna But the fairy depatations sent to cheer the | late; shesaw me. | Ican seo those green cyes of | Theo-and-Juliet business you're making of it! | ‘Theslip carriage had saved then’ Great ieetiny be ani Sotdeet cad ties takes made applicable to the pro- | eas ees fmauirer uumas i expectant lover, let us uot forget them; ror any | bets steady on me. You mast coax her over, | Aud when they discover it ull, won't It be like | the delight of Harriet when. shefousd erect | iaetuee cine fe uiges, and the Untied States shall a ES Esse: ‘ond emmelghiy Genk and earsiniee Be one but Frank Frobym would have taken | Harry. Idon't like the old cata bit, but per- | voung Lochinvar, amd the old gnine over again’ | snfe, aud loud the gratitude Of Frowk: dene, | scree any eth bike eae ae nclograpl An ae] to nedaee duties Ua epon a eaR to eile | ihe snumen by musth, addresend to the Clerk ci the Picasure im obsorving them. First came a tittle | bape she mayn't have noticed, after all.” « Jove, if | wasn't aftaid of the matrimonial ‘a judicious. telegram. to Carlisle, ex: ng from any obstruction OF ebst itecual taxes, amd for utlor pur Howe of Representative of tive United Stains W oa! gold-gieen becile, who, after staring a moment senping gern down vsoen the fang lottery, if T wouldn't whip off that pretty wel aing inthe bad boas anchdsatene i ce navigation of Said river ented byt Jnbe sixth, eighten hmndred aud coventy * | tate Cr: and abel also etsdarse upon the en ‘aimost scientific interest at a twig neat ly : in the sea-green silk, and race you all thé way da station where he had got out to get a oi wee ay tha te ety a ea : tu Ce ae Probyn’s easel, suddenly darted off at a railway | Marches, with a sardonic simper on her pinched- | {) Gretna Mind ot ¢ = e way ne rmsd » ge ation arising may be teed before the di-tr: Sec.8. Thatahe: ssioner of Internal Bavenne | ame uf the case in erluich it ie focunel.we Rp mecth. Sho eyed Wih's cold matiee tk » Gi Mind, at two to the moment. ‘They | of sherry, brought the worthy bat not | conrt of the United States of any State in wh: shall, under the direction of the Secretars of the | 0 name of the in whose Ba nts fr a tangce, spp "ewt | iy phee Mand wary onandgreenspe | Tb 'wah agin gittaan’s hes bat Pi | feats Bewrknmet backs Loony ie next | lo td scm prtretnse 9, | Hrumy peytie oe bet ira | Seri ema wavered by a great colored butterfly, who skim- | tcles adjusted. popes vying, pet hylan Tmmediatoly on which, Frank end Ht no | acto provent or renere all meeterlal coeteertiong to | Su Deane eee aie Rae eT ce cet BES ‘shall open wey deposition at =: med by astwiltas a swallow, then fell comet. | “Your mamma has sent ms to leok fi WHOS @ deuled gel feESG. Thine en | bane Stine oka Harry.who | thensvigation of said river by the furure commtruc, | that ted catheter abel Ratan kts maitiowed | Stee heahall Bave repsived tie enanr, aud i> fishiy musing over a little biue flower on which | Miss Blenetisect, Tc, carriage is waiting at | would do all you could to hein me and ifairy, | trieml of Tresham's, slipped off wean cod | or, ct bridgeey is hereby. expresehy Feruciart | of hic of acconling te the provisious of existing | fHxblah tes party wh scopy trod saat a = e. ¥ ; q . o government for “ awe Or fler enacied. . . 873 tech aes oper Set | ty Poms eat Stn De | Faahaeae Mee hay Seyi | Saar apenas eee | Mt amt oe. | BA Bee nc fen Bn —— white whose home is a cab! and = i 2 1 ns ti os “ - dian . a a » designate one of the Fire ae atetiatesimareene, | og ayer” att Prank, rig soe and oo | Rowch'ie Bitten oli whoa ork | Cink Seapepemcneedtiaes ae keeas: | Ranandepenareaate ef Mepawee | Magara wifes cS | CRaNDEST SCHEME OF EME AcE: alge TOW’s mou! i “ flunkeys and politely tell me to ff the pre- | next associate of that | structed us during the of the 24, 1573. her with his eyes tll last gli io politely get oF pre. generous and receptive se n Senet fiery = vicious haste, Tike a ite hi pased ut of ight Siow farted ns mica” eer poy, pnt | body, the Royal Academy.—{ Belgravia. | $oGk “hereon oe bette ibeljret to the <a , @atine—No. 4) those insects called by eountry ehil the , lita cigar, packed up - i a" es | ar; any change inthe @om- | Ax Act ida jurved terms of $500,000 CASH GIFTS sel cnc hey and Mit sencid a | gga gearke aeoeks | wry ee tc ht | Menry Ware Reccher's Qehoot Days. 2 fay waste’ wake fai | SM a5 re eens water-wagtail, ai and daintiest of net, | member she did not see you, and she docsn’t From his Lecture on Education.) i f the: "thereof, morse aor Birds, who, with a little lady-like run and a | Si? Dogan to try her coaxing powers on the | {gw that pon are here [ean eee | Wisen Twas eight oF aime, genre id (this is | fation number ten;approved | Seiten fey gh utter, napped up and ewellowed. At ‘5 | stern Mise Vena! : . you querade. She | y (this is | fem approved | ‘court of the Territory $100,000 for only $10. sfipie tod en stereo Wad | Se | airnogan tint cxtraoinay pr | Sor eAner degnerige Supuiang. soe er | sei comarat agehie) gm Sm sito, | oe a ES, slightly disagreed with him. Then a nightin. | $90?” asked Mise Venabies dryly, ‘and whata | ivquiring after that Old cokducl; and | see Lenn emett yok | eae Sout a8 any Fagus in the brake gave one of those low us | Very remarkable beard? she doesf'tkmew you jam.” 4 We had benches made wisions of an act entitled “An Se a gurgling shakes which such birds ' a ee dragon a glance quick asa “But how will Harry be able to slip away? | 2‘ eachend, and we brought the softness to thet better security of life on . C yb og ET fimes, when the wood is quiet by « swallow’s flight, yet penetrativeas a rie bullet. | pro Keope hier by her side, and never | (Laughter.] ‘There we sat. T eannot rememier by steam,” Gad any Dusincas which euch seert finch, with a of Siland at once decided om the tine of methane, | ‘kes her eye off her. She has already deciined | that lever learned anything at the common | >! ig] undred | mi jar term thereof may dome at : = atomder ‘to one ten y AE BE OREO e two dances. Qh, it is all up, Ned.” school in my day. It was always a mystery to ; ey relate to the limita c term; and the cierk of said court | yt Baer autl of special legistative act of Myron feet lower, while it still vibrated and quavered | She stopped and threw her arms round the | “pont he chicken-hearted, Frank, and Vi) | me how I learned to I never remember | for'towing ani carrying freight oaths Mi ees touch mileage foF atttniuron et | MyM, the trates now announce the Ti iti 8 little song of welcome and , and was | Soverness” neck. ull you through, as sure as my name is Ned | any process how I got the alphabet. I thought L ion ere bs ae fa by Law allowed the marshal PUBLIC LIBRARY OF RENTCCKY at ot ggnin, A fow minutes later a harmloss green | yoo lures me very dearly, and J love him, | Tresham. Teall you I've gota plan in my load | dreamed itout somehow. By business ‘nesd to subsitute fr nach bone oe hupdret wel BAY | Court ef ead bis attendance upon the | Sr'Liberty Hall, Louisville, ky-rca es in eo Te arest, ”, ¥ 1 ¢ ided between two nge— ml I re cof on andres) pprured, 4 . ¥ ss bank, and a rabbit se Over @ narrow track | fF You're = eet creer. Menagitig dl 3 sing y Py piss r, ant vies son ent een tea forrogue eau fy the Dench waite it | Ende a" pou, whe provi ie saul ad te aM, Seemed thereat tomer) me | Ste, comeing Gato ge gr | WHSUamceer Te leat ding out ot tun | ee aes TE seo aT | an cy MLQUEPEAE SAI TE aN Bt cee mst Mise Venables thouglt of the possible reward | Min! you look shary for tue moment, and don't jindow, secing the country round, and hearing | permit of the supervising inepector of thedistrict in | <'st.autte,apprapeiations for the worsice of 1 concert the heat musical tatent tht <4 bs of slience, for Harriet had received u handsome | Mite Your chance.” : the murmuring of the birds. The autumn came | Which such oats shall carry ou their business for a | Sizarummant Gor the cal Pour ening Sune thirsy The county wag check from her father only a few days before, Sat EE * * | aioe — cap sapien The mother agate a se aoe suet cence te poser. and TEN Tht ee and she thought she saw her way to something | qui) turiust set downto supper, amd Prank | st. Meus: port meek the, school begins: id pivamre of one hundred apd teu pout, 1 enacted by the Senate and Howse af Represent. * HALT & betray the ai at a later stage: “aed poe Bo sacoenetal,.| ian cha mieat aiben" teeeaace booe ‘sud fifty pounds to the square inch. Chesed entay Gc Guocemry, be, at Gneee ee “tPince yourself in my pontion,” sho said, hen Here came a shout and arusl: through thé | Then she says, “Don't, you know if you do yo mS TG BUAIN ee pop fh by 4 “Miss Hiatriet, and remember the dreatfal ing from into the supper- hay: vant 2 «Yes, Spealer of the Howse of Representatives. | ing Sune thittieth: eighteen heaihed nd een 90 900 Toom, and two spiteful pampered little terters | ma.” “You would like to be @ servant your | SCHUYLER COLF aly Fesponsibility which devolves on me. If your | Ory. *hi amen mccy hampered little terriers | re ieee ye ake Oe eer vie BE nor eerdbing EY thie, ivr the purposes Lereiuafter expressed, wauic seaee See Waal tare era acne | ab peat Serene ERPESALL CS | Sete SaS'eeY anc EN te | “orn ere ems heme | bs ogee onses naesareees Bee iew, ly lose my situa iy Peta. 3 By} es + | Approved, Decomber 17, 1 3.6 P printi 900 | A poor friendless woman like myself must dis- td flowed b Teena ens St Oo ECTS | ST sekertakhemetiateinin cieadsin'de) 7 Desomper Wee. U.S. ORANT. wea tenis ter tae eavite ot ie eee ee aS eee Sena ee feelings, and act on a | i2,‘rthe room, pease it tooth and uail, | the work of sscrvant, cleanup the house, sct | Ax Ace aliterniny tha entrees ot railroad | Suneunirtieth, eightven hundred and ‘seventy “tutecs 4 sense of duty.’ yelping, barking, and growling like so many | the table, and all the petty d of work, and | bridges across the Mobile river andother navigable | Hits themsand dollars, Bebes arriet saw she was yielding, and kissed her | T.3 tings. ‘The page-toy, | » | all these things I followed out faithfully, and | ‘teane tri to, Mobile bay, fn accorheges | _2oF Femistry-locks, to be used on through mail 32 900 “ h gratitude. mi ngs. y, in his eagerness to | all these thin Hd iy, crits tics exae of the tratiotetn ol cas ‘State of Ala. | Toutes for-pouches ‘containing registered setters, 30000 r dear Miss Venables, will you? | Part them, knock ma tray of ainpagne in int chopped the wood and bronght | fain, and to catabliae them as post roale Unuee thousand dollars. 30.000 Tewasnt my fault; and who knows when we | glasses; @footman, running in answer to Mra, | iin, and it was no small matter to bringin | Hi! lnausd bo the Semeicaed Bioeneat Represent. sng AP AST SURVEY 39,000 | shall meet again? you know you had | Blenerhasset’s screams and Tresham’s cries or | wood for one of these old Litchfield houses. | arirrs of the United States a! America in Congress | , Fer replacing oMand worn-ont vessels for servier #0 000 Sp Ge Coast survey, ove hundred ati fifty thousaud ‘Total, 10,000 Gifts, al! Cash 3 3 me no share in our meeting. Aly you dear creature, nate. ——, ap ae Knockes homie aoe gore et assembled. That the consent of Congress be, the myself vi much, dat Tdid not | same is hereby, given to the Mobile and care. : I see you will keep my secret. recoiling: struck another potas He know that was educating myself. My exper- | Railroad Company to erect ons or more draw- “ on ond bake Chempl te Hf mgd ae | — from another footman. Up started the guests: | luce taught me to rely upon myself; and I | 0¢F the Mobile river and other navigable streams | Cpeets and J inthe work, aud exclading pay | To prot f a M.—Tas Fancy Batt. the ladies screamed aud jumped on chairs, one | Wasnever placed in any situation where could | Sy (he ieinlerany ct Aitbea. cana pen tue acta | Sidemslamenteaf officers of the arms nat sare Sod | ORE HUNDRED THOUS Ee Ers OnLy Harriet was watching every one who éntored | or two on the table, to the devastation of jellies | uotdo the thing that was necessary. Icould | company Provided, That the said draw bride's small | Pots cMteers and wen employed in the w renty : imued,a large portion of which area: aly with the deepest interest. There was no sign | and the confusion of custards. Never was such | shoe a horse, mend a harness, fix a broken wagon, | te #0 constructed as not to interfere with: the free ay | thousand dollars, . “ of Frank yet. One or two Turks, a dozen dom- | an uproar ever raised in a supper-room before. 7 Sut oA maaa’é log,,7 betlove, 1¢ meceenary. | ta material or sulmaatialy chewed 4 in tes appropriations for then: | wanne tee eer CERT? tnoes, zabethian courtier arm in arm with | As for the governess, with one foot in a bow! of | (Laughter. ‘ ener LeTat weet is pestnenry twelve thousand dollars, Pag 3 a a stout Ophelia, an overwhelming Lady Mac- —_—__ order "to carey into effcet the eights BEMARLE. Usr® | tems $2.90. = ‘ beth in black velvet, and several C: the eecor ns pape sy sromnieg Ets A Comszquexce of THe Hrerozywowrs, | Perry eranted: a Til BEER To enable the pot tie 8 y to pay the | Ne UUCOURT O% LRes FuAR @ Second courtiers had arrived. The baronet was | approach of the sea monster. It was at this | CEBEBRO-#rINAL Menrnarris awoxa Horses. | free navigation of tivor tik cuabemmae te castors of the rebel tam “Albumatle,” in accordance i, —— a oruader, Me. Blenerhaccet, was strutting | nicmert that Vicomite de Longjoomoy with Hee | —1t would seem that the hipporemomis of last | fon igthereis ator eae Sa Sith the decrce of the district court of the. United | $2°% Grande enthchactors seein about in # George the Second dress, aud Mrs. | rict on his arm, stole through the conscryatory | fall left in many horses the seeds of a discase | State of Alabama in which any portion uf sail ob..| States for the District of Cotumbin, two hundred and | tie the Blenerhasset was and impressive as| tothe garden. There am, doubled up | more immediately fatel than fiaeif. Sinoe the tion, or Sridees ewacher: Aad previded alse, | Woety comes, noe menered aud twelve oilers and Queen Anne. t looked very gracefuland | with laughter, joined them with some cloaks, | @sappearance of the epidemic, horses, appar- | That said draw bridges shall be opsued_ prompily, ‘3 PATENT OFFICE ~— — Protty as Juliet, and Ned Tresham made a very | shawis, and a’ bonnct procured from a lady's | GUY im good, health have suddenly dropped | jin tramcualie sual for th pasmage of Woaty. and | yor photo-lkhugrapning, of other wine prodtaring | Staten ie Gomcest wil be comsiarucd ike the fer manly cavalier officer. ‘enables, a e down, n harness, ai asic p a copies of of current avd bac! rt ~~ ~ ton ly tinsel crescent over het forehead, anda gilt bow | more Frank and his aflanced, were catiiie oit apoplexy. Veterinary surgeons being perfectly | ‘'Xie9 “Fac any vriige copstruttel tvier tnt, | pst te Froth ace Gficepand turvrepratuciog | {Ps melee ieee pasting’ thee, aod which she held in her hand, sufficiently indica~ | in the moonlight at full gallo; a ignorant of elther the disease or its treatment, | and according te ts limitations alail'he chawtad numbers of tho Putent Office Garette, twenty | ty de iy ig) gallop for Reading. ‘doll erything ted to the world her isupersonation of endeavored to conceal their ignorance behi structure, ibe Known and recognized as a td from Diana—‘huntress ¢ ‘and fair.” IiL.—Tux Sur Carrtace. that refuge of doctors of men and animals, oer- | pot Tonte upon which, also. no higher Soares stall of The first dance was Just over, the music of | At nine the next morni ress | cbro-spinal meningitis. The suddenness and . itt Sich hon heen creesetemey wok’ tegen bp | dated tae Seat ieae its ual md aieeek, | {atality of the attacks, and the paralysia accom: | Utiieatie {Toop andthe per mille peld the roll of wheels up the drive, and the jarring | In x first class carriage at the end of the train, | Paying it, were the features that seemed to | transportation oer the rallrealsns putke hashes moment fresh graups pale and sleepy, were Frauk Probyn and Har- | Warrant the is, aud as that disease is in- | ieading to said bridges. comntry arriving. Tiet Blenerhasset. They were safe now; they | ¢Vitably fatal, very little Study bas been wasted | _Szc-3: That all railway companies desiring to use erty hothitively t eh missed for an hoar,ana | oP this new phase of it. I has invariably | “ai: bri hall have and be entitled to equal rights thight, and weally vewy cnchanting,’, said the | that hour would have provented any pursuers | shown that the horses attacked by the new dis- | nl rrii!icaor in the posaage of the same, and in th Toung baronet Habriot, whom’ be closely | catching a train tur Londou ih two or three | caso had very severe. cases of tho former epi: | 'i-" cf th< machinery’anl Axturt thereef, and of ail kaded. hours later. A few hours more and they would | ‘lemic, aud it is probable that the present troa- Contitions as shail be, proscriledl by the Score, be at Carlisle, and then hey for Gretua | Sitting ble Ise fo thelr having been put to yak tog | tary of War, upom hearing the allegations and profs , a pee . the trouble hag been most noticed | if the partics in enue they shall notagres, ee seenpartant, SEANX TS crack horse’ uaunr Gvmpenion ood other Secor lat te right taller or ta thin act so . obit veut on rome ‘obstructions te tea eemrsee Ratag ae met cogs | (Se aidloc ad ce Uy tig Seat pes ggg Pah pli wi EE Lridges is hereby exprosaly reserved: nd that ‘any th the trims to ten, Thea, Beanie qos ak tucks, to whetn all commumications pertaining ¢ ! Gin Voncort ‘be addremed aS otal tis Provides. all tien shall be made oaly upon vouchers ay theofficer in charge ‘of the ic grounds uf the ® Messnrement of ements. and the ap- al el thet a Perther: said of public works be, and they are from tnenrrit con fracting farther lnbilities on behalf of the Cniced t shall be killed in the earlier Of the disease, to cur- | fuilt under eet x Btates f the Improvement of etreats, avecest,. ai} tail their sufferings. — 4 Sccurity of the navigation of sakdiver astv-Secre, | feservaticns beynd the amount cf” approprvati ns TARE DOMESTIC Lorp Lyttox, it is Rm yee i ast Pett gp Se meg neat nd well known, was an unhappy one. He married | issouabie and proper means for the ofan Biaie except in pursuance of appro ‘Mise an drish woman of good | “sis threngh and under them; and the wall bridges} Briats made Dy Congress, THE ENTIRE STOCK family, and after several years he was separated | ‘ru thersof. fhoM time to timesas Oonstos ag at. fo! 3-3 . ‘The disunion attracted a good deal | rect, so. to may’ the free NERAL NATURE—No. 6 of attention, expecially as the lady saw fit to | cation of sai rigs shal be Sabet be fetsetion re one. \ a} contin ire. AX Act fo amend the one hundred and third * of an act jane ‘All at once Harriet round and saw by make the public her confidant, and to te sal Bridges ‘to revocation side of her cousl: feuded mumber of Bow quite the | by Jaw whenever ic ‘shall, in the judg- BAZAAR nel of wee, ‘wore the ‘uniform the erpose of hay Pay yk epg ta cen Bey hie. PRINCES She tormented upon all possible him, ‘when he was t sddcess kao | aw act tok thereat iets and exprnar of v AT COST Be tl enacted by the STOCK 18 CLEARED OUT, As HB sich.” He spake Ta" oe oe poet hgh UNTIL Te TENDS BULLUING. fon from he never Iapaed. Eng- —— . “e —_ se HOUSES. AND ALL OTHERS veork ix Mun. az wike ‘Gost Yor OTMING TO. COME AND EXAMINE Lang - | s Tunderatan xe“ chem, ‘ow published inthe inated cs rill be furabatd = Sout oe cay Soeneee ‘be entire mapagen otf wealth. all gout boners: Thedrnges ovat Tk te tics covorved part ‘and the fall ar-Michigan Tato town oe , Tia novel whieh yma! Xow wil so yuo i mara et intending to take to : S/S eet report Z Sa iter said pis ch ae -