Voi. AY. 4 ys “ Valuablerlrechold Propeity

Private

ENCELLENT?

LOTS FOR SALE.

Subs riber with Water Priv

te : ‘ ile tual BUILDING LOYs inditleren:

AOTICE!

ble Farm for Sale.

TY he sald oy |

x rte Ectate in Charlottetown

Tu aT’ VA

UP E Island Currency.

|

Koos

& bed rooms

y and oeenmed at present by five

of fourteen pevernedes per aetreettigy pret ” to K Brecken. Ean. which lease will expire im 1571 “ ferent Properties will be offe ed for sale snneed of will be enld at Prutic| -, ° 7. eae 65 Ee rvespay vo | Reports of Fashions for 1865, *PEMLER next J PaTTeRNe OF GARMENTS purchase money Cun remit a prid from the renre senftauttons on the F shion Plate. ura, on

r fart

a

Valuable Su! seriher i ‘ ; LEASEHOLD INTERE-T of EIGHTY ONE} FYPMILE undersigned have ap- 5 LAND, on Tuwrship No h are under cultivation and the re-| tatder covered with Hard and Soft Wood, unsur- / quantity and quality on the Let FAKM embraces many conveniences that enbances | 18 Value, and makes it attractive to a farmer Firm is sitaated cu the Old Towo Koad, within | balt # mile of Graham’s Koad Post Office

Se —————

) |

Old Town Read, July 31, 1805. tr

A Freehold Farm far Sale. UNSISTING of 175 in a hivh state of eultivation, v : ' } gol Dwelling House, Barn, Coueh Honse, Th vesh- | (E9f} 5 sube-rider has received trom London |

GOooDs,

vl all other requisites an table fora in Men's Blastie Side Meme, Calf and Kid Pa

Alwo, Que Hundred Acces eof Wood Land,

ete i to purchase a

© Will be given for two thirds the COPPER PAINT. |

FENIIE subscriber hav reevived a congo PATE XN =

oe ; ‘OVPPER PAINT, a eupere |METALLIC or ¢ ne per wore Ciruss,

sfers o

y eeerer et et ot

. or at the

rince @treet ‘ \THERINE WRIGHT, Exeent ix

Chartotterown, Geteber 6 t tf

Valuable Freehold Preperty | iinveed, Muscles, &e.

LE Subeer:! fully situated Farm, in New

ed with tirewood aud rails. Stream of water on the Farm,

Weil of W ater at the hese.

A Weekln

&

FOR SALE, BY THE

Coetract,

N DONAMRRTYE ESTATE, LO | togt | ee Pro +k, LOT es Importations for SPRING 1965 | E2stish poet, and is one of

Two hundredand Forty Acres of

being now COMPLETED at the

LAND,

” ve i Bav.o »~ Ws tube «ow the Corme If ‘ oe al lume iv clear iad BRITISH & FOREIGN

CF Covered | we aolicit the attention of the

mt DWELLING HOUSE yi B rR C 4 I y ‘ BAKN wit « 30 ft and 208 Powe | 4 4 , A N D 4 4

uiner roses oF falut perfume . ' . L ’ fa was his se! » army i ‘ e+ ye bu | The white? enes Bes hak seit ie life was his selling ont of the army, an Before we say a word about the ene? & R00 adsl. of ATER ” a. oe “cers taking to the wone rade tle had no talen: | [Tt . cs xeod ‘ ' eta : tog ie : ie hi ent | you , @ Case : “a eeveusl Vous and Sprite. son Now Opon for Inspection, Sa eae NS Eabnonew Bees eta Go YRidie =! Te en od hie nk ft. wok oo fait od Giese oe tote eee Mud, together With Muscle Mu comprising all the PUSINGH8, BNE MS Clerk, 1 Was Strougiy) the vull you have on Fiancis Gatliff- is. ®. bet! the Bay ana the e1 » - ” ’ She toached my shoulder with fearful finger suspected, cheated him ——’ ithat you can hi ' : : 4 nyger; . an binder his marriave on Wed a LtPS ta suit ititending parc Reg uisite Articles “7 a She ee es zn : tari } recat | 7 . ave on ex \ of itis weli adapted for ace ary ! es for farnily ist, me : Sa “i linger, we must not stay What w ie that suspected clerk's name 2 | nesday. Now, suppose | h.ve got a magis. in My flock’s in danger » sheep will wander ‘ ras oon’ , z lu, ora Pishing Ex eves | Dry Geeds. .Fas Coad : ¥ Moe i iger, my sheep w Wander, Davaver. trates) Warrant to apprehend yon in my —— ' . . "¢ i. Y is ‘orer : sholk neu sider »w fur . oo) ur , . > gn} alr: i } hy , j agiuts eu Apply te : ° , wey ! 004 : and Grocerié: 2, Behold tiem youder, how far the y stray * Dav iger, said f. mak nga vo ste of it : eker 2 Suppose [ have a constable to mr) . vu . . ore. ore. orc. wae ) 3 c } : ’ JOUN A. MEDONELI hog : | T answered, bolder, ‘* Nay, let me hear yon, eo Ge |}’Xecute It In the next~ room 2 Suppose | tf ee: BROWN, * His affairs vot moreand more entangled ;

June 5, 1865.

& Desirable Builuin; ARRIVAL, OF

: : TENE MA Deny, an ™ ~

Offers for sale Tw want Sed ue Che EJ : yD }

mtet WATER LOTSin Georve i on + fiegpe © chatitte!. ac]

ed Le » ubCis S rms Liberal . TIL OA nh GEORGE COLES QUEEN STREET. h Mare} _—

Ist : o i ‘ue subserihy r h s

te his namerous «

ern part of the Tes

f

try, that he has just received, per *UNDINE

NEW and SELECT

FOR SALE! ny

r, as the

. . =F _ iia . , Agent of i Stoek of Goods, Na sart.. ‘ tinht Hen , pe Mr Enwanp Cusa ' | suited for the PRES ENT and COMING , ‘i svsteu SEASO N, and which he is coutident ‘ re pursued.” Por the Will give satistaction in be SOLD e Tolley x ° . 2 = j Twenty-five percent or ut | 8t¥le,. Quality and Price. | mail rw 1 a ve tine ty all whe way faver him with their orders. tls The p a wilt t JOHN BELL, oe ache er ucre upwa Merchant Tailor e Etathe teu ie hg a i May 22. 1865 f chat tilor. . * ">. : ics W PEBLOIS | West India Preduce j ; « aA ‘a |

his new Wure *CiVATE UUNTRACT, | ek sth

ar i ) ks LEASEHOLD PROPER ert. Linien Dave ‘

ouse, Qneen-street

Mbbweeked Preeti deste caf Bhiee bocae

from Demerara, viz:

[\RSHFLELD,” coutaiming | Pans. heavy retailing MOLASSES, ? ¢ we Ln WO Hird» Muscovade ~CGAR _ . : ' 0 Barrels choice wraunlated Snvar, for family use ered — vl presery hag cqial to reltied sugar. Taree wand Ponetiy ALSO IN STORR, u « i u ‘ sud sud is itexeeile Px L C Owen trom Liverpoo'—

Rial lowe . ° y > : . , known on 4 Bo ts Bleached Navy : anvas from Nos to e iw ee - tire ; - ‘ on the Premises i yi _ - T : ws ‘ a” . ‘ to. i. “ m. Seaming wine, 4) Bamndiles Oukuin, v . oan 3 Chain Cables f sisal ssels, sizes te, DDE : P HAYTHORNE } Chain alele ivr sui all ve Seis, BIZES 9 LiCl, - l < pR4 tf nied 2 7 Chain Anchors to suit do - } é Le : irs, and the anna sets Kueee Bars ior a vessel of 200 tons. *) Btls Mess aud Prime diess Pork, (>W.C. Harris

cure

EOQR = OEE. Brigt. Hecen Davies mav be expected about th _ | toa JULY, with 200 Puus very choice Bartadves

AUACLE PROPERTY | MOLASSES and 75 Packayes Bright 5UGAK

e Property . being Late Sia DANIEL DAVIES

Charlettetewn, Sth Janne, labo isl pre

stre “A Niet mth - _ _ —

iju yw ti wt ereo ' . 2) » mh. WT ad wi 462 A2.50, ANDING ex Sebr. Seren Brothers— tt eat et! . Prevy erty he wn Barretis Supertine Fil k, wee Lats Nas done i. ithe Pal ue bixirn bene ’ ew Sevtawe OF. 2 J. &. CARY Chilis ieee se a See 1th Jane. 1805 ic) pre suite lor t mani ; P27 '\ ni 7 ~ pertiesareoffored torether = wa = we 2 & CHESTS Cnoiee Congou TEA, just

1s HOW ENTE received, and for sule low

both of these propertics J..8. CARVELL. ‘ ‘ Lithw ‘vo ret Mth Jone," is! pro ‘ Halifax forth wi per — : eres a aera PERTS BRITS Zoesar. MUL KEM HH Attorney for : Mi KRDOCH t

WILLIAM i STORK, and for sale low, ae Gs sun & Hbds Vortv Rico SUGAR f ; a da 8. CARVE:

i repert VY for Sal . Mth June. 65 isl pre

mGiG BO

Gin, Dried Apples, &c.

mes Ninar Harr‘s, Esq d

er wil sell. by Private cs STORE. We own Prsetxtas Stinp 1D Whds Pe Kuvper’s Grim. ‘ ‘% =I 1 Atietioneet. 6 Iearrels Dh ed APPLES, Street f seve feet 20 Bexes RAISINS wneed wixty (bt a | J Ss. CARVELL.

** ’ ; . CPhis is true Liberty, when Mree

NEW GOODS |...

Recent Arrivals from Britain,

BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

public to our Stock of | And she, my Doris, whose lap encloses

}

Clothing Store.

the honor to announce

pers in town and coun

rv} Ah ’ do but prove me, and none shall bind you,

"RHE SUBSCKIMER offers for sale. a: | + PP posite

4 oak

That simple duty from grace did lend her,

[From the **

He wishes to inform the Trade that the

lawsver, although uot ¢@

the phe re Of My Operations a8 a de'ee ive,

ofScee — and stared

cine statipg woicn,

usele-8 enough, with one exe p'ion.- ! -on of Mr

the ri hest many a mile round aboar our

linad saved him from the Jews.

born Wen, having to advise the Public,

Charlottetown. Prince Kdwar@ Esiand. Monday. August 2s, 196

3 po

AY ROO 42 Lae

and Alews.

mav speak tree.**---Enrivides.

» E865,

a Re W Series.---¥ 0, 39.

LITERATURES 2 i Se SU Bes. hur? Now, first of al), stare what you bave) Make to begin with ; oe wane heen told by the young lad

/ >; or , a) } ° 3 A PASTORAL. ithe transaction of her late tather.’ | Up. . * She was talking to me about her father | one dav so tenderly and p ettily, that she

q Lite excited my interest about him, aad [!

—_—_—

Pe The following Poeun is by A. J. Munbe, an!

came, the most beautitul things we have seen in vears: x ‘ i arsi— “i imi ye jusked her, among other things. what had| him in a-whe diing, confidential wa: [ sat with Doris, 1! vecastoned his death,

e shepherd maiden; She sutd she believed | was no £001

fer crook was laden with wre it was dis'ress of mind in the first instance :! bar he was 4 2

: Vas not to be attered,

ad added, that ths was caused | tnske him lose his temper; but | : ,

chiefly by a shocking seere:—which she an | |

] 7 > ithed towers

I st ind wooed her throneh the sup! t wheeling d stre-s

And shadows stealing, for hours and hours in spire of me

ver mother bad kept from ever v body.

Wild an fro d me that the greatm s'oke of her father’s | h my,

And still be near you, and still adore ! | : ring you up to-morrow, the day before the No wolf nor stranger will touch one yearling fhe Was pressed for u oney 10 all diveciions ;

' > Ah

mnkraotey stared him on the face. La a | h of desferation és!

Sop. my darling, a moment more!" | day's remand to complete the ease ? Sup po-e, asa Suspicious stranger, vou cant ge

| ‘Ah?! sad [, *he had a signature t errs. aid sizned another persun’s Dame | valin tos tow. 2 Suppose '

She whispered, sighing, * There will be s¢ rrow i

Beyond to-morrow, if IT lose to-day;

| My fold nygnarded, my flock unfolded—

a i . °

j I shall be scolded and sent away!’ | e ? lt was a hill Bi . . inal ' = 7 y oS ar. Dav eget rs BoP ae was a bul, Bis principal ereditor |! should no: ve the greenest fooi that ever |

| Suid T, replying, “If they do miss yon, | wouldn't wair till he could raise the money | stood in shoes? Suppose [ shond bave

| They ought wo kise you, when you get home Ba he Was resolved, it he sold off every-| given a certain friend of mine in a certa

} And well rewarded by friend and neighbor thins, 10 get the money and repafers—-' |

jylice in this town an envelope ¢ Of « urse,’ says Ey * but drop that i

The ¢ rgery was discovered When ?

| * Before even the first attempt was mid

Sheuld be the labor from which vou come

answered meekly,

directed to old Gatl » with a copy of the

* They might re nember.’’ she

Chat lambs are weakly, and sheep ; r? wil i ure 2 <a a ep a Viid } | ; sorte: } ‘ li nee pei Bal if they lové- id’ tha Wone'es fervent to - - tare the bill. He had done the} per? Suppose my trient should be in aT 2 Mh , > Tha t . j J am 2 servunt.‘and vot u child whole thing in the wrong way. The per-| structed to open the envelope anl take the

}s0n Whose name he had used was a staunch | letters to their right addre-s if L don’t ap rend of bes, and a relagion of bis wite’s : | }

rood

Phen each het ember glowed quick within me,

And love did wiu me to swilt reply ; a man as well asa rich one. He haa |

in short, my dear sir, suppose you were | fluence with the chief ereditor, and be used |

Not fray, nor find you antil I die | ¢ noby’ | Mr. Davager, and winks at me again. | She blushed and started, and stood awuiting, ‘In a busne-s Way, what did he do? | As if debating in dreams divine ; ye t. | But I did brave them—I told her plainly ‘He put the false bill into the fire—|{ mide a

prerence of being taken aback eady to give in. IL was to draw ou! a ducu vent which he was to sign. He knew the document was stuff und uonsens: jas w-ellss ET did. and tola me 1 was on'y proposing it to sweil my client's bill. He was wrong there,

|

fdiewa bell of hes own to replace it, and | sed to ha e heu—only then —to'd my dear gil and her nother what had happened.’

‘ Where was the father ?

She doubted vainly- -she must be mine.

So we. twin-hearted, from all the valley,

Did rouse ; raliv her niblidli : s

d rouse and rallv her niblline ewe : OF, I sup And homeward drove them, and we towether, <0 2

4 ¥" .

Through blooming heather and gleaming dews . ‘ : : ee et ee os * [ll in bed,’ says Frank, coloring; * bat

) ve mustered strength evough to wriie a con Tire document was not to be drawn out to

| gain money trom Prauk bat time from Mr Vavager. Le was an excuse 10 pat off the

day, pro- mising to prove himself worthy of the noh'e

My Doris tender, my Doris true ; rive and grateful letter the nex! Phat I, her warder, did always bless her, nOderattion and forg-veness extended to him

2 hur,

And often press her to take her due.

| payment of the five hundred pounds til! eon | hree o'eloek on Tuesday af ernoon. ‘fues- | lay morning Mr. Davager said he would he had low ret | devore to tu and asked me his wife aud | whos sights were to be seen in the neigh.

faughter’ ly Saas } a Z ; . |bourhoodof the towa. When L told bim he put to

; ; went out. the letter we are speaking of con- L rang the het! once—waited till he had

passed the

ee alas, the thought of bis er:me Ard now in beanty she‘fi!ls my dwelling,

inually preyed upon bbs mand. tle became

With love excelling and undefiled ; 1 of ot i

: POSSeSsed OF tie dea that And love doth guard her both fast and fervent, : HE BR UROAS, imse'f im the estimation ot

No more a servant, nor vet a child

- +@<—Pr- 1 ’ ‘Do youn happen to know, Detective.’*) : ;

, ° tecollections of a | whe he ° 4 } j

trerryep LETTER.

STORY,

TUE STOLEN

A LAWYER'S

tamed anything bke a coutessioa of the window-~and looked afier, Tam iorgery 2?’ . , , . , feerys Phere was my jewel of a boy on the Oppo-

*(Conld the l writer express his contrisioa properly with- |

mtom-king a eontes ion 2?

*()) eouree. 4 S eave: ha . ; di course, it dd,’ says he, site side of the street, setting his top gong in the most playful manner possible! Mr

: : : | Davaver walked up the street, Tum Whip- ‘Well, it ts my opmton that this letter |

}

[The fullowing story related to me by a

notow GQtreetly witht } : ved his top up the street too}

was sulen; and that the fingers of Mr. | ’ . : |} Ina quarter of an hour he came baex.

| Mr. Davager had walked to a public house

[ thick entirled toa place in these * Revol Comercial cele-

fingers that

7 Davager, of susp cious ections, for the eurrous phase of eruntna

rity, mizbt possi ily “be the

bte which it presents, 1 give it in the ankle? | just outside the town, na lane leading te

lawver s own word, | ; = ‘ | he high road QO. a beuch outside the an he * That is exact'y what 1 want to mike} |. © , .

I served my time—never mind in whose | voy waderstand.’ }padlic house there sat aman smoking. He

did he commenicate the fact of | *i4 ¥ say a. or ee eee 7 ms edt on scale Davager, who ans vered, ‘All right,’ and

| wa'ked hack to the inn. = In the hall he or- |deved hot rum and water, ¢igars. 8s ippers land a fiveto be tit in his room. After that

lin 4 } ly : . ‘Aha! says I. * The eonng lady herself. | ve went upstairs, and Ton cane away, . , | [now saw my road e'ear before me—not

Sharp practitioner, Mr. Divwager,’ | i a very far on but the fetter, in all probability, for that night ee at the Gat! tte Arms Atter tipping rT I gave him dtrecitons to play about the door

in bus ness for

mysei’

‘tlow none of our EKngitsh couutry towus—1 de- the

* tle has not wentured into my presenae

lL had not a furthing of eap‘ta', and mv | lle actuatly tad the audacity — the scvun-

nends in the neighborhood were poor aud

Toat exeention was Mr. Frank +) ff: Gat ite

and

; still clear, wnty ‘Karly this morning he had the assur-

an ance [0 ap

memrer for the ¢

roach her, while alone, and ae- put

, and waiked off’

man the proudest man yo parts. tually showed her the tetter ; into ;

hand a pote for me, howed

, . : a f } . } o Ve Prank was a stannech friend o ~ gs lot the ion andif Mr, Davayer went out, or 7 el, “Fre ‘ : ‘tlave you got the le:ter he left for|’. | ee 2 ene mine, upd ready to rec mmend me when- tne # abl I 2 laf M r Divayer s friend ealled upon him, 2? says I, to ever he got a chanee. 1 had contrive ? | fom was to fet me know. tle was also to

Tt wee short and | : . » . } [t beguy in this way :— lhermaid —an

“To Praneis Gathff, Exq , Jun.—Sir: I have

in torrowtng Te handed it to me

help

monev at a tair rate of interest; In foer,

take a litt!e note from me to the head cham- old friend her to step over to wy office on a private

little tomely

oer bim a eS ' inMmorous, of mins —aski w

Phe money

# feet, twee # # hive th June, "C5. ix] pro tae borrawed while Mr. Brank ws at col- | 40 extremely enrions: autograph lelter to Be I }matter of basiness, as soon as ber work was ue St nd « Parior wae LGre Phe pree is a tive hundred pownd note. The ; ; ‘ , Ritch oe, Sa fe ! Safe ! lege He cane baek from sont? he young lady te whem yeu are to be married ov | 40"e for that might, " aiid pA, anil uiahen ' of if os ; ; Feil ivi tals stopped at home fora hittle while, and ther’) Wednesday will iiform you of the nature ot the} When the head ehambermaid eame, it we twe ie A crests "dh iri ie ¢ NE large SALAMA) DER SAA FF, there got spread abou’ our peigh wrhood a |lerter. Ht you refuse to deal, T shall send a copy turned oat.:thes :dhc,tbeee hod: dodem wed asa slew room ‘bbe with powder proof Lock, made by Willian + report that &e had tal'en in love with his} f! the local paper, and shall wait on your highly op CaNGaua mailed eae ands setts nalts

of Boston. For sale by

J. 8. CARVELL.

e Lot isa Two Storer WATE etproaf ¢ ' » Well of | 3%b Tone. ¢5 isl pro he « tre of the vard. which — weal

w of The piace the centre of the City itl

eevee tectemmne och | cu ena iowa ome RANGE, tO ic J 4 Register Grates. Forsaleby : Lacon Street pent te entr ef J . 5S CARY ELL.

poe ocentmed by dahn Gites 12th Jone, isl pre vet betlf aw Lot The Dwelling —_— --- - - —— 24 feer two storev high, | ted Tuckets and Brooms. with Parlors, Bed room. Kit premises are a small Stable, tized Garden with some nice trees \@ 20 dozen Brooms, 25 dozen Puekets, : i awe he AND ALSe—— Jo. 8. CARVELL:

' d 50 » 25. fronting on Pownal Dah June, 65. is} pre

TO THE TRADE.

NOTICE

t anuneal rent of from tw ty An This property ix enh jee ton tble

ED THE USUAL

; seyeiere £ Sure? the Firat duy of AUGUSI ) Sprays fe Sure

' retises, on

at 12 o'clock, noon i With rein Sizep Cer ent,”

pply

interest, wf six per

Orders puuctually attended to. er particulars please

WoW. LORD, Execution | Queen Street, Charlottetown. July 24, 1865 _ | April 10th, 1865 Pe eaane cma Varm for Sale. §pECIAL NOTICE!!

ro offers for tue

sa'e

20, Forty | pointed Mr. hs a,

RICHARDSON, of Sunmer- side, their AGENT, where TOBACCO ean be had at the SAME RATE as in Char- lottetown.

vege LOWDEN & KICHARDSON. May 1, 1365. tf

| lial

oe Boots and Shoes.

th a

Tue! The |

THOMAS LAWLESS. |

a very large Stock of the above

i Ott CHE BOUTD. SINE O Balliot live tent: Women’s; in Kid, Cashmere, Memel and i wiles from Charlottetown, and qnite ° er ~ parry and upwards wharfs for ality ping produce &e Lasting, frou Gs. G1 per _ } ’ ’

well wort) the notice ofany } } pre

youd freelol May 29. 1565. of the late J. C. Wright - Enq tive at the ollice of residence of th

hieury sab

ment of Tarr aud Worsen's

l article for Wood bottomed Vess from Wore, tsa Owners aiid

1 Ve

. inti rnucle

~ | preserves them

Steunibeute, Fishiug m hooners, smal

FOR SALE. wer offers for sale his beauti- Perth, Lut 52,

i : $ ! ive this valuable Patut a tris Anv ca

Vuntage to ; DPriuted directions fur Use acco.

contsining 170 acres ef land, of the best descrip: | 3 ; Hs tion, AO acres of which are cleared and mi hig's ‘harlottetown, June %, 1805. ees state of cultivation. and well fenced with stoue |) —- “ : nn aed god and other fenees; the remainder is cover- Sugar, folasses, Flo , ur. , There is w large TOW LANDING, the Cargo uf the selir. - * Alice,” consisting of 9 well fisished Dwelling llouse 5 bhds very bright MUSCOVADO saa, 426, anda Barn 50 «26, and a never ailing 92 Prime Porto Bice MOLASSES, - . Go tierces uacovs do DO _Por particulars apply te Thomas Owen, Eaq.. ao M is vi 2 Georgetown; Mr. Wiliam Stewart, Montague, 100 Sides SULE LEATHER,

: ne Re eS oe = » wharf, bv Lut 19 or te the owner at Cardigan Bride, For Sale low from the re ia

PETER STEWART, aie 4. 7 Charlottetown, July 10, 1S6e.

Cooking Range & Register Grates. |

| ness

lness when Frank wanted him tosiy yes. |

| Jjondon af er the governess, who had no- | jan aunt, PEXIIE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECELV- !

ithe squire s permssion. his farther, and says he will marry the girl las soon us he is of ave, or shoot himese!f

JOUN BELL.

i 2 . -}monta ity mxed up with business matters, | 5 eyes upon you~keep qriet — leave |

W. E. DAWSON.

ssels. aud incl i tir rent t teoir ae Monts of all kinds, will find it greatly to teen ud

ch can.

)}. ALALL.

respectable father wth the original curiosity. “Yours, &e., ALPRED DAVAGER.” ‘A -ctever fellow that,’ suys I, putting | gard in the shape of a L no sooner }mentioned him than she flew into a passion ; ‘and when IL added, by way of clinching the thac L was retained to detend the

young sister’s gyoverne-s, aud that his mind

Was inede up to merry her. bine > i 2 ! Srank told me he really was in love and Frank told me be really 8 the letrer awsy,

oat wade ‘ ; ( : » gt rover. | ; said he was determined to marry tae go | +Qlever!’ cried Frank: ‘he ought to F ank’s father, beng as proud as 2

Ea ; ‘have heen borse-whipped within an imeh of Lucifer, sad no, as to terrying the gover- lhis life.’ ‘Do you think [ am saying anything li- | your excellent

i amatter,

against the most ernel underhand treachery

Ile sent the yoverness away with a good st a eectinas character, |on the part of Mr, Dovager, the

; character and a fine presen’, and oS when | assert that if he saw the letrer he | chambermaid was ready to go any lengths, | UST RECEIVED, ex Ste Commerce, looked ebout for something for Prank co dy |

iwonld certainly ins'st oD your marriage | that she eould safely. to serve mpcause,

bitted to ia few word-, [ disecvered that sonts was to

Frank, in the meantime, had ‘heing put off ?

‘Feeling as my father doos about ber to go to bat | marriage he wou'd ins‘st on rts betng drop- , ped altogether, if he saw this letiter,’ says If Mr D bad not empried "\ rank with a groan * Bar even that is not his own pockers over night, we arranged the worst of it. The generous girl her-elf hat Boots was to forget to e mpry them for says, thar if the leer appears in the paper, |" and was = bring the clothes down with all the commen's this scoundrel would | stairs just ae Le found them If Mr. D's

body alive Lelonging to morning, and was to take his clothes down

stairs to brush,

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The aunt refuses to let Frank in withou Fronk writes to

| Up to town comes the squire, and bis wile | : Seabee ett . se it! Fay te ieee Serpes OOS ee ties ibe sure to add to it, she would rather die! pocke's were emptied, then, of course it jand bes diughrer ; ithe old man is forced into saving yes. | Brack jutroduced me to bis tu:ure wile | | ' i lone day when 1 met them out walking, —jania-ked me if he was pot a lucky lellow.

the upsiot of it is, thar would be necessary to trausfer the searching

| ’ ’ “Did you think of asking the young lady | PrO**ss 10 on D's room. ; whether this infernal letter was the only I waited till) Tom came home. Ilis re- written evidences of the fargory ivex'stenee ? | port was short and pleasant. ‘The lan was * Yes, and she told me there was no other | shutting ap; Mr. Davager was going to bed iwritten evid nee. jo rather a drunken condition. Mr. Dava- Tue marriage was to be ona We lnesday i Wil you give Davager his price for it?’ ver’s friend had never appeared T sent Tom | [ was sitting inn y ifiice on the Monday ce Rl Cn ena ° (properly instructed about ke ping our than morbing before the wedding-day—tryingz toi F.ank, bere is my proposal. I'm zo'ng in view al! the next morning) to his shike- | vegimywapi clone hefwé: me, emt ner 98n- } try.1f f ean do D ‘wager out of this letrer., down bebind the deek, iceedng particularly well, « hen Frank sud-| 1° on'e eacoeed ot acblph pinta ay ld Av hal gitet’ devine” beet cig. I

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|den'y barsts mm, and siys he © Ee ee i aid you hand him the money, and J slipped qu etly into Boots pantry.

| eadtal ease for me to aivise on. . a icharge you novbing for professional servie’s Down came the clothes Nc pockets In ‘Is this in tbe Way O1 busines ? Frank Be do sueeceed. | hand you the letter, and | trow-ers, Wartsteoat pockets empty. Coat |

than hold me to my engagement.’

ul | J roid him I thoeght he was.

jsays 1, stopping bm . : lyon give me the money ing ead of Davager | | “¢ fas in the way of business, certainly ; | ide 1t sence uel hut frieadsbip : | | | was ob tged to pull him up short once | lmore, or he weuld have kept oe taiking to!

| |—— | | uO pury ose all day. ' *Now. Frank, T can’t have any sent

'[landkerehief; s cond y, bunch of keys;

+ You koow it’s yes, ten thousand times | third y-cizar case; fou:t ty, poeket book.

me. Now go home, doa't It Duvager set) ing.

| Nothing in the two pockets of the book | Presse to stop ta king, and let me ask yi "1 evcty thing

-@ , you ean use. Nod when uyddieg wel do). stop your being married,’ -oOrd. , . yore ao Fiauk wow took bis departure, and left | went Ou % i ind what to d : sith) a a . m: to make up My tind W vat to do, : ean ane i ee wet Je See eran seo teta et Too Beet of eourse, was to have a) an cx rewely free avd casy descrip. ye prescut Un, b gals jal | aS | ; son i ial ) at lie cuemy. serene ic ay luterfere witu your mare es ’ erupe Which May tu ) laud in ormed bm that 1 was app inied to serawled iu pe arra:g: the bu-iuess with bin. lnut couveuieuily cali uati: between six and luseriptivn : L bad nothing to do

ivan society, and some C123 of verses not

tooo,

riage ? + ‘ . , . , | fe nodded, and I put in, before be evu'd cay a word. : Tue scrape affects your young laly, aud | gues tuck tu tbe period ul & tausactluu be lehich be: late father was engaged — dou't i 2? LHe uods aguin, and L-put in once more : ‘There is a party who tu ued up alier seeing the aupouncemcut of your warrlage ju tiie p-per. who is cCoOgb Z.UL of what be oucht voi to know, aud Woo Is prepared to use bis kuowiedge of the same to the pre-) ‘ ; i ty | . , - >} * ae the young lady avd your Marriage and fulluw the gen lewou wherever | tu quivt, Tuose Wore the ouly preparatious

* Mem 3 aloug 34 Acroes. seven in the eVeulug. before be cate, to tay Lo} Tom. tuto wy own b. ok. There never was such a sharp boy of — ‘teeu before. Lb settled 1t wich the boy that be and bad taken them up siarrs. was boi to show at all when Mr. Davager when he came : came; abi that be was ty wait to hear we asked if it was a flue mornng. rig ibe bed wheube lofi. ii [ vaag tw he was tv show ibe geutleman out. rang ouce, he Was tu kecp out of the way, jadice ol

im of the eveuing before, uuless he receives a Suu of wouey L could him 0 g :

being obliged to wart

y berseif about and let uryself be guided by what tarned

2 at half-past ten,’ says L to the chambermaid

About a quarter to seven my gentleman '

I tried at first to take the measure of

“ee ; but it} 1; [ paid him some compliments, |

L tried to} for this morning. Pot it down in the orde:

: ie Rept it) book that he’s to be brought round to my Lt ended in his driving me

dhe; to my last resouree—L{ tried to fiiyhten |

ave Le : | , until ber bus i )| Marriage—charge you only generally with| ots and shoes, and stood at his work close | vr husband, why. ie. cripple, came ta

|‘ attempt to exort money, and apply for| ov this window which lacks out on the

imy office direetly,

| Phe bead chaubermid gave me a sygna le ter d rested to the editor of the joca! pa-| When the landing wes clear.

» locked th ;} vear to claim them from tim this evening 7) orn yesterday, and suppose L wasn't ?' says| than an hoar abvat it.

| uow looked to the carpet, He didn’t take me by surprise, for j | with the ends of my fingers, and nothing |

never expected he hal the let ev about uim |¢#™e of that. Toea L seraped it over gently

‘finger natl stack a lutle ay ous place,

jaess by offering her a testinony of bis re- |

linterenta of a Vv ry beautiful young lady | head |

[n |

l another, as seon a8

. 4 | The foprano will first gather op ber ekirte, |

my call Mr. Davager at eight o'clock the next } perhaps bend her head a little so ae to avoid x n : , ee

| the notice of the congregation, and step gin. | Newport. R.1., is rapidly filling up with |

i however, eweeping down a few books, or up- ‘where, unless be takes the precaution to

ja qniet littl: fletation together, doring ser- |

‘back in time to play the congregation out.

. . > | pockets wiih something in them, First,

‘And you will be too glad to give it to! bo k with a certain curiosity, bor withstand:

to we-~-and feel as certain as! hyt some old advertisments cut out of news- (questions. Auswer ue in the fewest words | you pleae that all the jetrers in tue world papers, @ lock of hair tied :cund witb a dir- ‘ty bit of ribbon, a eirealar letrer about a). gy? ifhe give his true name and address,

likely to suit any company that was not of ; Ou L wro'e to Divager,| theleav sotthe pocket book people’sa idresses | , neil, aud bets jovted down 10) He coud red ink, Oa ove leaf, by itself this Queer | i nder false pretemecs, passed by the English |

1 understood every thing but those words | of ¥ : bat to wait, and gve cer'ai instructio¥s gpd fizares, so of course L copied tn m ff who siall, ‘ Theo [ waited in the four- pantry tll Boots bad brushed tne clothe-s Lis report | grays, pulstered hips, or b gh-heeled dowu was, that Mr. D. bad shall incur the venalty of the law now iu) Being wid force against witeheralis and like misdemea- ice, that it was he had ordered bie kfusi at une, if L and a s-ddle borse to be at the duo: ut teu, to take bin to Grimwith Abbey —one of the ic Went. sighis ib our veighburnood, which thad wid | Tue Book or JoBw.— Biblical eritices seem |

I call that, apart from all theories ' about it, one of the grandest things ever written é What for?’ ssye che | with a pen. 2 noble book; all men’s book! Tt a a ‘ | 8 Our first, oldest statement of the never-ending ‘To tuke the re<ponsibility of making | protdem—man's destiny, and God’s Wwahe with Mr. Davagers bed off your hands for this | tim bere oo earth. And in aibsach free, flowing inorning only,’ says L. joutiness grand in its sincerity. in ite: simpheity, ; Sey marenedern,’ ante te. wits epic melody, and repose of reeoncilement.