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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

YHYHTS EVENING, Oct. 93d vii be pcrIorm-
III edHIs LAST LEGS. O'Callaghan, MIR. COLI
LINS. Mrs. Montague, Mrs. a. KNIGHT.
After which The IRISH POST. Terence O'Gra-
dy, with song, Nj. COLLINS.
To conclude with AG rRESS OF ALL WORK.
Maria, Mrs. GREENWOOD, in which she will sus-
tain five different characters. Manager, MIR. W.
CHAPMAN.
l5- Price of admission-Box so cGnts-Pit %.
5gy-Doors open at quarler past 7-perlormance TO
co mmence al quarter to orc Ock. IT
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RALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
COhNER OF BALTIMORE & C.aLTER1-ST'S.
YHNHIS EVENING, Oct. 23d, will be perform
r. ed A GAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Col.
Frcelove, Mr. ANDERTON James, Mr.. KEMBLE.
Lady Elizabeth PrCeIove, Mrs, SLOMAN.
a MUSICAL MELANGE:
In which tie Misses SLOmAN and Mr.. SLOMAN
will appear.
To conclude with FAMILY JARS. Old Delphi,
Mr.. SLOAAN. Dggory, MIR J. SEXTON. Bene-
Dict Mr.. WARD. Liddy flanagan, Mrs. MOSSOP.
0G- Abundance s5 cts, children under 10 years Of
age ia ceats. saoun performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. II
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NNXECUTOR'S SALE.-Ry virtue of the au-
M thOrity vested in the subscriber by the last will
and testament Of Chas. Waters, deceased, and by viz
tue of an agreement entered into by the parties con
cemed he will sell at public auction, at the late resi-
depCe Of the deceased, oR Lexington ST. near Cove,
on SATURDAY MORNING NEXT 24th inst. al 10
e'clack, A. NJ. all the household and kitchen FUR
NlrURE, Brussels and Ingram Csrpetirg; Floor OIL
Cloth; mahogany Chairs; Lounges; Solasi Tables
&C; and splendid piano; Looking Glasses; Beds
Bedstcads; common Chairs; and Chamber Furniture
Also, second hand Carriage, &c. &c, with numer-
Gus other articles. Terms cash, in hankabie money,
F. G, WATERS, Ex'T.
xMk FOR RENT-The late DWELLING of the
k deceased, being large three story brick House,
LaAA with three-slcry hack building, large yard,
stable, Carriage House. &c all in complete oracr.
+. G.. WATERS, EXT aud Trustee
O9l-ts OF C.. Waters decd.
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FOR SALE.

@7.l A NEW Two STORY ATTIC BRICK
M,EI DWELLING, on WIKI II, east of Washing
1@sisI ton. The House fronts 4'eeE with two good
Parlors ana Kitchen first ooE ills Gu in the best
manner, stone foundation, dry cellars and in every
respect convenient and comfortable House. II will
be sold for S65U-one half cash, and The balance in
two years. Ground rent sI.59 per front foot. En-
uuire of this office. c6 If
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GyuEW'S DA&UEHRIAN ROOMS,

GSuEEV'S DAIaUERRIAH ROOMS,
- IA7 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltic,
ZIG Chestnut STREET, Philadelphia.
MR.. SHElF would respectfully announce that ne
has opened Rooms at No. III Baltimore street, with
light expressly adapted for the purpose of taking
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system.
He would particularly call attention to his facili-
MeS for taking children which superior TO those
of nlly other establishment in the city.
{Ey- The proprietor Intends giving his personal at
tentioB to those who may favor him with 4 call.
MI diff
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A y GA IL ia III -.
"A TAiLORI%G ESTABLISHMENT,
by GIAITHIaS MELICR, HANOVER STREET, ore
door fiom Market ST., you can purchase tLuTHiNG
a reduced prices, to suit the times C'1hhs maze
and Unnamed at The usual lates-Panta 0Gd ECsl' az
al 25 n ri rs; Coais Of French or English cloths,
SIS to So Tie new style OF New YoS Over coat
and sack has Just arrived; aso the new style Vests
and Pants. Bloaks, S C. Call and see ihe qa!'y anG
styIe of these garments 1t Oak Hail Clubbing store
oI5-lms MATTHIAS MELfCK,
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INTRODUCTORY BALL.

~ G. PHILLIPS begs leave 10 inform his
u . friends and The public that his first Ball will
take place nj Logan Hall on MONDAY EVENING,
goth inst. Tickets CLIO be had Of Mr.. p. or any of
his pupils. Murray's celebrated BAND will be in
attendance.
B. The School is open for the receOtinn Of
Pupils. On TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
for Gentlemen, ana TUESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTEP MOONS for young ladies' and misses,
hF- Colinn Parties every MONDAY EVENING
during the season. O2a ST.
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ocl5 l9,93,27'

sSOR SALE-A FARM Of rich fertile bottom
a land lying in PacawaXen, Charles county, com
monty called Locust Grove, containing 400 kE5
OF LAND and has many local advantages, being
within half mile OF the WycOmico River, which
abouEds with Fish and Oysters and all kinds OF Wild
Fowl in the season. The land, of itself, is naturally
good ola ciunbly soil, aud in high state ofcuIva-
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The improvements consist of a large
.isTgitA. FRAME DWELLING, in complete order,
sadsg with OVERSEERS HOUSE and quarters,
agSkzs tor Slaves; Barns, slabing and Granafy, and
all the otEer out houses Tor farming purposes and
also a FIVE Orchard Of choice frut, srch as Apples,
Fears Peaches, Acous and Cherries The terms
will be nadG liberal on application 10 NATHAN
HARRISON. in Baltimore, or to ISAIAH POSEY,
on Tie pr misses.
NATHAN HARRISON
a25-2awSw No, II franklin Bank BuldiBg'
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TNvATIE EOTTCE-WANTEDD ALY-Clcrks
Il hook keepers, bar kcCepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; CoachneB; OsterS; Wageners;
OvGrseers; 20 aherers Agents; 90 Cooks, Washers,
and lroncrs; Chars bermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamstresses; HOuse-RCcpcrs, and
anumber of other situations too numerous to mention
and too valuable TO lose. Families have only to give
me a call and herwants will be Immediately attend
cd to. Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
j.. F. SCOTTI,
apl7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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RAND DMDICATION RALL

RAND DEDICATION BALL
w OF THE MONUMENTAL. RlFbEMEN,
To be given In the ORIENTAL SALOON, CONNER
ciGI Buildings, corner Of fiGy and Lombard SIS, OPP
posite the E1chonge
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE take this me
thod of informing the Military and citizens generally,
that there will be given in the above named saloon, a
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL en- the
evening of The ID Of November. Tickets will be- is
sued in due season. and full list of Managers will op-
pear in future Advertisements. BY order,
SIDNOR S. DONALDSON,
ol5-eO23d Sec'y. Of Elk. Com.
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6ApEUrI. The Subscriber has on hand supply
v U Of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably he
o,y the market price 7. w. w. GORDON,
No I52 West Pratt street,
ol3eo opposite Bait and Ohio Rail Road Depot
HDRITTING PAPER-l35o Rsams Printing
a Paper of various sizes and weight, received and
for sale hy TURNER " NUDGE,
OI3 ) SCutl Charles street,
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MmRArr-ST. INnN E0uNDhY.

VDRATT-ST. IRi9N FOUNDhY,
Il No. 30i, ABOVE EUFAW'
(Rccentg occupied by the late Jas. G. Wthon)
establishment, aud is prepared 10 furnish TO ord, all
descriptions Of IRON CASTINGS. Also, lRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS f1r MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARC'i-
rECTCIAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the hest style JI'- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctualiy attended to.
Of ON JOHN COtHNSNE.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAED.-FA-
GUILTY OF PHYSlC-SESSlON of 1886 and
The l., cures will commence on MONDAY
"ber 26lh, and continue until the LIST of March emf
#hg:
RICHARD WILMOT HALL, NJ. D., Obstetrics
Il Medical Juri prudence.
aEILLlAN e. n. AKIN, NJ D., Chemistry and
HlImacy
NATHAN r. SMITH, Al. y. suf:sry.
zhAMUEL CHEW, NJ, D., ThrrIpG,lrjas, Narrin
dicn and Hygiene.
AOSEPH ROBY, NJ. u. Anatomy aud Physiology.
#LLlAM POWER, NJ, D., Theory ana Praciice of
II iicne.
IIEORGE w. MILTGNBERGER, NJ D, De
7.nstr.ior o + Anatomy.
instruction. in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Sur
#sy every day at The Baltimore In6rmary, opposite
Medical College Fees for the entire course $50;
Htrtcuation fee, SIS graduation fee, $40: clinical
1det trer disseci-g ticket optional with the stu
FITS. WILLIAM F.. A. AKIN, MD.
|2c2o GtNovl Dean of the Faculty.
ENHISIS TO GIVE NOTICE. Thatthe sub
D. scribcr has Obtained from the Orphans Court
RBaltim1re county, in Maryland letters of admin
cation, on the personal estate OF MARY ANN
hSSlDY, late of said county, deceased.
|hll persons having claims against the said estate
II hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
mchers thereof, to the subscriber or before the
sh day of Apnl, lS47; they may otherwise, by
", be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
tsOns indebted 10 said estate are requested to
tke immediate payment.
GiVen under my hand this 9th day of Oct. l546.
bla-law4t' JAMES CASSIDY, Admir-
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
CABEH PASSAGE 81.

CAEEH PASSAGE 81.
NEW STENMBM LINE 10 PHlLAD.
FREIGHT on pry Goods zoe. per 100 l6s
. 49,. FOR PHILADELPHIA Oh TUES
,,.-,.,sss-.l.sae DAY, THURSDAY AND SAi IR,
+;.#2,-..f.'E, DAY, at II O'Clock. W.. from PRAFT
Change OF Person or Bag &c, The lie" AID supe-
rinr safety Euars " AJOR kINGG0LD and GEN'h
vill leave Pratt 81 wharf near
Irhtst daily at y t'cInck ,oJ PdjtaiEip hjG, IN
NV Of he steamer Lopez To Delaware city, where
lhey win TAX, the new, splendid and swift steamer
PORTSMOUTH. and arrive ~ an early hour the
following moIaing, without change Of person or
baggage.
Tho Rarges have hrCn fitted MP in the he5t order,
vim improved hrrll.s The 'Hhin 'or Lad.e. IL sep
ara,e and eliuct tr"m he main cabins,
Fare IN fh.a9clpha 81. Meals 20 cents.
2. G. HARRls, Agent
se3-d Office corner Of Grant and Prl'' sls'
For CENTEEVIiLE: &CIlE$'c "ttTj l''N
= ss-,.s. The Steamer GhNBHInGE. caps.
s,D.; lsS!sg5.,sJ u TURNsg, will leaye the lover
yilfffslsZS- end or Spears whalf (or d" preseng
on MONDAY MORNING, thr 9l.t Sepembef' ~ J
O'Clock for the aboyc places and return me shN!'
day. ,,.,,,,,,,,
For ANNAPOLIS, Cambridge ard EAS!OM-
wiHlrave every TUESDAY MORNING at ! "'clnek
and return tive ext day, leaving Easoh every WfD-
NESnAY MORNING n O'Clock, ana CumoHAst
6! O'Clock for AnnaNO ard Ralllmn'a
For ANNAPOLIS aud WEST hlEER, every
( THURSDAY MORNING NJ O'Clock, and return
| the same day. -
! Eve,v FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock for AN
| NAPOi.IS CAMBRIDGE mad EASTON, end elur
MY, day lPayi"g Eastan every SATURDAY MORN
ING AT O'Clock anI Cambridge Z: O'Clock for An
! naporis and Baltimore.
fs7-AI Baggage aLIisk ofihe owners, SO #
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FALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS.
M5sS2 To be had il all tAeir varieties at my
fsM old Saud. No. 80 EUTAW STREET,
one door North Of Lexington ST., wh.Te
&Ez4tWA the public will find a tu'l and general as
@ s0r mtnt Of HATS and CAfS Of the
best quality aud &C the very lowest prices ! would
also call attention To my fine NUThl9 Weaver
HATS at only 1854, believing them to be uncqmled
for the price in the city,
a2e 3m m ## CHARLES TtNSoN'
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SEVERE INJURY TO THE SPINE.

This will certify that for a number Of ye7rs past
have been in fsebls Heath in eGHst queRes Of having
had severe fail in the hold Of Sy vessel, which
sprain0d my back ana seriously mi Gred my spine
have consul ted physicians and ttied the Baisnm Of
I.verwort, Sarsamril'a, and many Othe medicines,
and all 70 no purpose. About month ago PTocur-
ed Or Christe's CaiVanc Belt laa Magnetic Fluid,
and have entirely recovered meyer expected %
tie well again aud thought would have tn give up
coastiHg but now feel better than have for a nuTs-
her of years past and am in every respect altered
person. Nothing wound induce ms to part with my
Belt if could not procure another,
(-igned) MORRIS OSBORN,
Reside nee No. Is Monroe ST., New York, and Mas
ter OF the Norfolk packet scar. "Mary Jane"
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UBO&RDTNG. -Four or five young Gentlemen
u . can be accom- mOd"ted with BOARD IN phi
Vate family, on mnderaie teims in very central
situation on Baltimore street. Inquire at
$50 .H.. No. So BALTIMORE STREET.
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E1HIHE! The subscriberh has teen annoned AGENT
n of TIE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF PFl LADEIpHiA, and
having complied with lherequisiticns OF the Law OF
the state Of Maryland for Foreign Agencies
WILL INSURE ALI. KINDS OF PROPhRTf,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, NJ
nj reasonable rates-aHt as an old Fireman. respect
fully sollctS share Ofpablic patronage, al his once
No. D, South Calvert street, Baltimore. s......
JAMES LDVFGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual. JAMES IAOVEGROVE.
au2g On
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NERVOUS TREM0Rs, &e.l

herehvs' ate that for several months have been
constantly troubled with Nervous rrem1rs affecting
me To such degree that was unable to hold pen.
had also a di2ziEe Of the head, affecting me very
severely. Using a pain OF DR. Chrisiis's GalTanie
Rings. with The Magnetic Fluid, found almost i'm
media relief AMI all symptoms Of my complain
have now Disappeared would farther state, that
having severely injured my left hand by the aCcideEt
oi heavy iron bolt falling on it, and causing great
swelling and torture, applied the Fluid, and IN iva
day every yestige of swelling and pain had disap
peared | believe Chrislie's articles n real blessing
to the world. (SiSneu) .
IOHN DONRHOQP.
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a NEW ARTI GLE. Mrs. N CKERSCN has
IA jusi received BAN DOhlNE, a lew article for
curing and beautifyng the Hair. oil
MS ONTGIORANCY II. PRICE.
Iva PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
rnh2A-tf No. SO !. CALYERr srRkaH.
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JUL y UNT'W WNNlI
l27 Fulton sire ct, New York,

{P- II mast he remembered that these results have
been eff ctcd by CHRIS1IE'S GaSanic Rings ard
Magnetic FlHid which are The oSbY genuine ARTICLES,
Therefore, BEWARE OF CoUNrERTElTS. and rSrchaso
Of the only Agency in Baltimore, $. S. BAHSB,
l08 BALTIMOBE STRLET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS,
Mr.. Fhe above articles may be sent to any POP
ton of the United States. A very liberal dSeeuHl 10
wholesale purchasers for places Thele there is nj
established Agent. Address
u, Z. MOORFHEAD, agent General
se3 for the U. States, 1872 broadway, n. 7.
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EoHM w. WATTS, HOUSE CARR EhTEi
eD FAYrrfz-sT., adjoining Assembly RooHs. jail
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"a detail OF the cases alluded TO SoIIows.)

''M1y Gods blessing atteRd ynnr Efforts 10 these
eases, my denr Doctor, and if you afford relief IN
these there will be vlst number Of SthCrs
who will apply. Very truly, yours,
ROBERT W. LANDS.
Dy-Ths original letter may be at the Agency
No. lS2 Broadway,
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ted Xylogrsphc Printers, No 55 Geld street, N. York
we'll acquainted with the OF Mr.. Gates, end
pern their names TO be used for further reference.
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NNT ANTED-YOun men, with or without ca
w pital, may hear Of fine opportunities to en-
gage in profitable business, by calling on
a29 l.. r. SCOTFI, 10 Exchange Place.
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w A n r s

SITUATION WANTED, BY single young
~ man in a steam water power mil, aud as q
g. neral wood turner in every branch Of il. Apply
quicbiy at
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| SITUATION EANTED, BY single youn.
~ man in a steam Or water FoWCr mil, aud
g. neral wood turner in every branch Of H. Apply
quicbiy at
L.F sCOTrI's Intelligence Office,
o23 old establishment, Nc. 10 Exchange Place.
GE,/ ANtED, by young man who has hecn
Wv some years IN business, n situation in son 2
mercantile house, where he could make himself
generally useful. permanent situation the ptinci
pal object Good references given. Adore 'P. A.
at thus Office. o2l 81
a SITUATION Is RAHTED ia some re-
IA spec'abe JOhbiug Iluuse by young man from
Nighiu, VINO could command n considerable share
OF trade from The Nalley-the best of references, as
10 character and ability, can be gvGR. Address III.
at this Office. US If
SITUATION WANTED. Bya young man
~ as an assistant or porter in a grocery, -four, or
commission house, or amy other respectable mere N
tile business where hC could make himself useful 10
his employer-the b. st of references regards cha
racter, &C. will be given. Apply to
l.. f. SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
o9l No. 20 Exchange Place.
6SITUATION WANTED-Bv "a very respec
~ table Young man, who has had : wear. eYeari-
ence in the wholesale and retail Dry Good Business
the best OF testimonials Of character and quaIifca-
ton will be given. lie having very large acguainl-
ance, and The extra business which he could bring,
would make it an object 10 any firm to employ him.
Apply at
OGo l0EXchahge Place.
%NTANTED 10 HIRE Immediately middle
w ag9d woman as Nurse, to 60 to BIadrnsburg,
Md, Liberia wages given. None need apply unless
lhey can come well recommended. Apply at
h. +. SCOTTl'S intelligence OHiee,
O2O No. 10 Exchange Place.
NWhHTED, Immediately, boy from - to 5
wv years of age, as an apprentice to The sail
making business. APPLY to
OIL L.F. SCOTT, No. 10 Exchange Place.
ENTANTED-To Hire Smart Intelligent Youth,
Wv Is to Is years of age; OF good character to
travel with gentleman. None need apply unless
they can come well recommended. Apply at
l.. F. SCOTTtS old established
ocl9 Intelligence office, 10 Exchange Place.
MNT men, with or without ca
w pita may hear Of fine opportunities To en-
gage in profitable business, by calling on
a29 l.. +, SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
EMTASTED. | wish to purchase 4 number OF
w good house servants for a term OF years Per
SONS having such servants for sale, would do well 10
give rae a call will give liberal cash price FOR
lhgm. Apply TO
LEWIS F.. SCOTT Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner Of Snuth.
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PRECEDENCE KENTuCKIAN CLAIM.
ING PRECEDENCE OF A COUNT.

We we're yesterday shown a letter
from young gentleman--a native Of
Kentucky, who is now in Rome--the Eter.
nal City--to his friends in this State. He
gives a graphic description Of his Jour.
new from Paris thither, and recites one
amusing incident Of travel, which is worth
transcribing. He states that in the boat
in which he travelled on the Rhone, from
Lyons to Avignon, he was half famis shed
with cold, and nearly whole starved with
hunger. He tried bride 10 the cook,
and entreaty with the captain-but Meth.
err reconcIed him in obtaining a dinner.
After pacing the deck for some time,
mentally calling anathemas on the heads
of all Frenchmen in general, and the sur.
ly boat captainin particular, whose pas
senger he was, he hurried down to the
cabin, for the purpose Of getting a segar
and putting it, instead Of blowing up the
captain. There, 10 his establishment, and
not without exciting his envy, he found
a talow faced Russian Count-Count
Orlo--disc9ssing very find dinner, the
obsequious captain standing behind his
chair, apparently honored with being per-
mitted to act as his waiter.
al thought" said the young Kentuck-
ian, casting a scowI at the captain, who
understood and could speak little bro
ken EngIish-"l thought you had told
me that you did not furnish your passen,
gers with dnnerF
"Pardonne, monsieur; dis be not one
cherry body passenger: he be one grand
Russian Count"
Sand what the HI he be?" said the
Kentuckian, who was as ardent as a
Western sun could make him--"if he be
a Count, I'm a Kentuckian: I'd like to
know which should rank h,gher?"
"Pardonne, monsieur" said the cap
tain-"lou be a Kent--what?-dat be
title of one nobeman Anglaise, eh?"
NO." said the Kentuckian, bluntIy--.
"that is the title Of an American sove-
reignw
"Ah," said the little French captain,
struggling up his shoulders, and bowling
down his head--"ah, excusez, monsieur
pardon. did not know you be one
grand noblemans; but now get you din
ner, toute SMte:n and in due time the din
ner was brought--to whico, with the
addition of bottle of sparkling hook, the
young Kentuehian did ample justice He
says he has never known SO agreeable
an instance Of the respect which the
American name inspires abroad, as that
occasion afforded HMM O. Della.