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... until after four o'clock, The ease occupie dict for the for £3,375.—Morn- vo | ina ver | ina Chronicle. LETTER FRO M “GRACE GREENWOOD,” OF For de NEW YORK, TO HER FRIEND AT BOSTON. BY P. WILLIS. We are glad to have the of transferring from the Brighton ...
... letters of gold, that in that spot is buried lago L—, aged twenty.seven, who fell in the service of his country. A Grace Greenwood, writing (ruin Scotland to the national Era, narrates nu amusing anecdote of a sturdy Scotch dame, which she heard while ...
... brush-bearded hand, whose descriptions they sent, the fm to over to trtends at home, or fu books or papers. The nonsente Grace Greenwood and other American writers spin out ia this way fs oul; equalled by our own of their country. Just now, the « of the parks ...
... KY. JULY 2, IN A QUICKSILVER MINE. Grace Greenwood,” who has been for some time travelling in the west of America, sends to the New York Times om account of a recent visit to quicksilver It was a brilliant May morning when we set out from San Joss for ...
... the mountain peaks rise from 8000 to 15,000 feet high. A long de- scription of the Yosemite Valley, from the-pen ef “Grace Greenwood,” appears in a recent aumber of the New York Times; and from this we find that a young Scotchman has taken pendous features ...
... borough gaol; and on Wednesday it was decided by the Town Council to prosecute him. Nxoio Unless= in tan &Namur Cosaiutts --Grace Greenwood is going back on her oullud brethren. She says they swarm in the galleries of Congress raged to the point of indecency ...
... below them.” The Scotchman who has fixed his home in this Western Paradise was sketched a few years ago in s paper by Grace Greenwood, s portion of which was transferred at the time to the columns of the Mail. His name is Blair, and Miss Greenwood’s aecount ...
... of her MIAS Stevens, daughter of the together. Boa fah doghru dell dir late Colonel Paran Stevens, of note! fame, Grace Greenwood gives a recent issue of the the correct sort of thing!, said the oftwer. is heiress to a million odd,f the great Centers ...
... his abode in the Lincoln (W.), Typical & Parran) 36 before its monster trecs had been heard of ; FP. 38 ‘el ‘rom Miss Grace Greenwood, in particular, ‘and le Jack, teevived a sketch of this dweller among &e., folio Blackett) ‘ok, which exeited our not ...
... feet, nay, more, Since we first saw a slight allusion to ches, to a pth of a hundred feet or Muir in a Valley written by Grace Greenwood some five or six we have felt now, as we read his first and indeed perceive yet hear more of YY Ne aid the os!) THE OF ...
... DID PRINCE LOUIS NAPO) VE A WIFE Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, says: —A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considera- ble circumstantiality, if not ...
... given to any or Blijah, for He LITERARY NOTES. is Cont) GRACE GREENWOOD ON THE SALVATION This ga , but it has a cer- In one of her latest letters from Paris to the aoe his American press, Grace Greenwood gives a very He could, apparently, | {wrath for a great ...