... A lady’s description op general grant. Miss Grace Greenwood has written the following interesting sketch of the eminent man whose Portrait we are glad to present to our readers;— I lately met our probable next President, General Grant-, in an informal ...

... prosperous and wealthy. BRIGHAM TCOUHG’g PERSONAL APPEARANCE is happily hit off in tbe following sketch, addressed by Grace Greenwood to the New York Times, from Salt Lake City, on Oct. 17, 1871: We attended Divine service the new tabernacle on Sunday ...

... Selection of a Sewing-Machine for Family Use. The Grand Trial of Sewing-Machines. The t'arls Exposition. Tale with a Moral By Grace Greenwood Mrs. Lippincott). The Letter G. An American Story. By Mrs. Fanny B%rrow (Aunt Fanny, Anther of the ** Nighteap Storie* ...

... of a Sewing-Machine for Family Use. The Grand Trial of Sewing-Machines, The Paris Exposition. A Tale with a Moral. By Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincottj. The Letter G. An American Story. By Mrs. Fanny Bartow (Aunt Fanny, Author of the “Nightcap Stories ...

... Selection ot Sewing-Machine for Family Use. The Grand Trial of Sewing-Machines, The Paris Exposition. A Tale with a Moral By Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincott). The Letter G, An American Story. Mrs. Fanny Barrow (Aunt Fanny, Anthor of the Nightcap Stories for ...

... extra Id. for them—that is, 6ld. a dozen—the Post Office authorities contemplate saving, or gaining, £13,000 a year. Grace Greenwood, who has recently been on a tour in the far west of America, gives an account of the wife of a member of the Arizona ...

... Selection of Sewing-Machine for Family Use. The Grand Trial of Sewing-Machines, The Paris Exposition. Tale with a Moral By Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Llppincott), The Letter G, An American Story, By Mrs. Fanny Barrow (Aunt Fanny, Author the Stories lor Children ...

... something of God; we study literature to learn something of man. When a man is truly in love, he not long in wooing.”—-Grace Greenwood. ...