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PEEllN
TIE A COM PA NY
rs g. II Fulton Street, .Nev York.

rs s. II Fulton Street, .NeW York.
-" The Tea mentioned in this Catalogue, are
done up in quarter pound, half pound and one pound
Packages-the irst inside wrspper IL lead, the
second wrapper is water proof paper, and the third
or outside wrapper is of Chinese rice paper. The
Company sell none hut good teas, done up in this
superior manner all Of them grown in the most lux
urious stricts in China. Count y dealers may
select as small quantity Of each kind they like
and have them packed in chest. These teas also
come in five pound Chinese packages, called qua
toms, a very convenient fanc,ful and portable
shape. H.
persons in any part Of the Unitfd States or
Canada, caR ord,r any Of the teas in this Catalogue
| by letter. in quantities to suit heir wishes. We
pack them in Chineto boxes md deliver them Ia
the Forwarding Merchant Tree from charge Tor pack
ing in carriage. The money should always accom-
| pany the order, -
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

yINHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand large sup.
Il ply OF pure Rotomac lee, which they will sell
Mt their lce-house corner Of Maryland avenue aud
Eleventh street, for twenty-five cents per hushel.
BIRD Il GUNNELL.
N. B-ice delivered in any part of the city at the
shortest notice. ," D&G.
June 23--tf .ea s.r. ..'..
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REGULAR MAIL LINE

M - ELM II 70.
| BElIrEE.N BOSTON .A,NU NJ YORK
By the fast and splendid steamers Rhode Island AM
Or gon.
OF Hour Of leaving New York changed to b r. N
THE steamers Rhode Island, Capt. Potter, and
/ Oregon, Capt lhaysr, will run throughout tn,
season in connection with the rtaungton and Pro.
whence aud Boston and Providence railroads, lrav.
ing New iotk daily, Sundays excepted, from pier
NJ North River, Il o'clock p. M, or upon The
arrival Of the mail train from Boston.
These steamers unsurpassed in speed, spell.
dor and comfort, having each ut them go large com.
modiois private state rooms and hcrhs for 500 pet.
sons, besides large ptvale rooms for families, and
parlors.
These steamers orc differed by the most expert.
enccd men, and will shorten the passage between
New York and Boston from one and half 10 two
hours, thereby arriving in ample time for oil d.,
lines from Boston, north aud esSi.
The Orscon vii! leave New York Tuesday
Thursday and Sa uday.
Leave stonins,on Monday, "Wednesday aud Fri
day.
The Rhode Island will leave New York Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
Leave stonngon Tuesday, Thursday and sslur
day.
NIB. Passengers on The arrival Of the steamers
st Stonington proceed immediately in the splendid
railroad cars TO Providence and Boston without any
delay; and baggage master accompanies each
train through TO Boston, To- take charge OF tine np-
gage.
For passage, bcrths, state rooms, CT feieht appli
cation may be made to tho agents ON the wharf, and
u; a.a c.ascc 70. 10 Battery place, Now York.
Maya If
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g Some things can be done as ,ceu as others"
SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

m c. FARQUHAR & CO., corner of 18th
street and New York avenue, are now pre-
pared 10 furnish the public the above delicious bev
oragc, with full assortment Of Syrup, carefully
prepared by themselves.
Their apparatus Is entirely new, and constructed
OF the latest and most approved principle.
They naticr Yourselves that their Soda Water il
equal il not superior, TO any In the city, and invite
Inc public to cali NDi juas. a.. -. -. -"'-"~
I, Soda Fountains filled TO order at Tho d..
lice. Wv shortest no.
maya2 d3m
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DENTAL SURGERY.

T PARMELE, firm OF Dodge end Patmole,
IL. Surgical Operative, and Mechanical DEN.
f!1r, may DO secn professionally from 0 a. m ~ s
r. M, at bis Office, where he has been located for The
's'' 'h'"e wears. OYyIcE aud RESIDENCE Penn
venue, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
april l4-4m
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Washington Branch.

From Baltimore ut s. A. NJ. and r. NJ. daily.
Do do . AN, daily, except Sunday.
From Washington at A. M. and 81 r. NJ. daily.
DO do Il r. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
by orlers ID. j. FOLEY, Agent.
may l5--lf ..
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FACTS, NOT FABLES!
nR. SCJiWARTZE'S
- Cbrono.Thermal Ague Pills,
warranted to cure in eight hours!

DR.. SCHWARTHE'S
COMP o U.ND EXTRACT or S.iRIS.qP.fRILL,a
suilrbo for every month in the year, war; n,ei to
relieve Rhcumntism, Bronchitis, scrofuIa Neuraleia,
constitutional effects Of Syphilis, rrup'iv- Diseases
aid all others aiiring from impurities Of the hloud
80. -'".o medicines may be bad wholesale OF
rciai r'tn proprieors store, ~ "oof
cast Of ID street, Washington City.
Juneau coli
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Main Stem
WESTJHARDLY.

For Cumberland, Hancock, Martnsburg,, min,
Harper's Ferry, Winchester, Frederick, { , oiL
Ellcott's Mills and intermediate drpo.s {
by the regular train, H..
For Frederick and intermediate stations, ! A i, :,
by extra train, except Sunday, . -
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore il has been very difficult. INDEED i'm.
possible, to always Obtain good green and back teas
But nav you have only to visit the waretooms Of
the Pekin Tea Cor pany, rs and III Fulton stree,
To obtain delicious and fragrant teas as you could
wish for--Diily Sun. ~
We have tried the teas imported by the Pokin
Tea Company, rs aud II Fulton street, New Y,pk
and i we live will try them often. They are sci Jog
the most delicious teas we ever drank and reiai.
them at Wholesale prices,-Evening Post.
The finest specimens Of green and black tea, ever
sold IN this country. imported by the Pekin Tea
Company. rs and II Fulton st. Those who want
good teas at reasonable prices, can always get them
there.--Trbune
n Wwd 10 TEA Drinkrs--'rhe Pckin Tea
Company, rs and II Fulton street, have mro Ted
INTO this market some Ava hundred thousand dollars
worth OF the finest grades Of green aud black teas.
grown IN the Celestial Empire done up in the
various fancy packages, that Chinese ingenuity eau
invent u Is apnviege TO buy teas At this gre It cs
'ablsbment ond luxury and comfort 10 drink
them. They sell good tas only, and retail them at
wholesale prices. Country merchants who wish to
always sell good ss can always obtain them at this
place on reds Dable terms. .
The Pekin Tea Company. rs and n Fulton st,
are performing great and good work and will, in n
ow years, beyond all doubt, drive oil the poor tcas
winch h-g3 c.,"ga' ...is ccc..s',v and dcirauded
con umeHo Of the ar icle, out of this m.ta.i. Ihcv
inpnr. none but pure fsgrant teas, and retail them
by IN single pound at wholesale prices Families
are always sure Of obtaining good tees at this great
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BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD

GiaG. E%aafsssa E@EIhssN asSSss al
!s:yySss- .sst,.Fss. AsSsSlst
III trains on the Main Stem and Washington
Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, LIST
Nav 1917.
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Fare in cther direction brtwocn Cumberland and
Baltimore, 81 and Tor intermediate distances at the
uniform rate Of cents per mile. '. e..
Through tickets are issued between Baltimore
and Wheeling, respectively, $ll
Between Baltimore aud Pittsburgh, 10
Bclween rhadelphia and Wheeling, Il
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NoTE.-O II signifies Old Hunker: those MAJ k
ed with an asierisk { y are Whgs, aud those with
the nbcllsk Ct Democrats
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warehouse, in quantities to suit their convenisnce,
and OIL the same price that the merchant pays who
buys 10 sell again Daily True Sun.
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E.8SIW.aRDLY.

.t' E.9STW.4R Oily
From Cumberland, daily, regular train, at "a. NJ
Hancock, do do l0l h"
Marnshurg, do do l'4
liarPer'sFrrIy, do do ia ?. NJ.
Frederick daily, except Sunday ex-
ira train, sA. NJ.
Do do by regular train, 2P. NJ.
ElIicous Mills, daily, by several uains, at 7
"A, Nj. IL NJ. and a. =. Nj. .4.. .
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otpeT LtW'--5e'uUt sUIU GVtH by IalEt dtNlGls,
because of the very small profits made on its
sale.-This is very superior Tea
do do golden chop, plantation
or garden growth SO
Golden Chop-This is the finest Green Tea cult
waited in China. 1t is of the first pickings, and
excels all other Green Teas for its delicacy of
flavor, strength and aroma. Heretofore, this
Tea has never reached this country except in
small lots, as presents to lmportcrs
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A LIST

Of The Members elect to the House of Represen-
tatiyes, Sch Congress, according 10 the latest
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HANDBILLS, &C.
Neatly printed " The Office Of tie Nat. Wing.
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II any Of our aders desire to have good tea they
can obtain il Of the Pekin Tea Company, rs and
and ~ Fulton strest.-Mercury. 3;.%
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OHIO.

LOUISIANA. "..
.' mo electicn.) ~ ..
...." INDIANA
J. Elisha Embree &c G, Dunn
2, Thos. J. Henley 7. r. w. Thompson
3. J. l. Robinson 8. .Ino. Petit
4. Caleb y. Smith .. c. w. Cathcart !
5. VIM. w. Wick 10. w. Rockbill
MISSISSIPPI. 49,.
mo electon.) .."
ILLINOIS. ...
!. Robert smith, S. w. Richardson
2. ). A. McCiernand .. Ihos. !. Turner
3. .. B, ficklin I 7. Adm. Lincoln =.
4. Jno. Wentworth ..a
ALABAMA .4%+.....
|. John Gayle 5. Cos. Houston !
9. ". w Hilliard g. w. r. Cobb
3. S. w. Harris IF. w. Bowden I
4. s. NJ. inge I
MISSOURI.
j. Jas. B. Bowln A. Willard p HALT
2. .Jno. Jamesont s. Jno. S. Phelps .
3. James S. Green
ARKANSAS.
IT,. Robert w. johnson
MICHIGAN.
/ Robt McCleiland 3. X. s, Bingham
FLORIDA. ,...
Edward c. Cabcll .-
TEXAS.
/. r. Pilsbury I 2. d. S. kaufman I
WISCONSIN. ....
mo election.) .'-
..... &c.,. IOWA.
!. W. Thompson 9. Shepherd Letter
NorE.-O. n signifies Old Hnnker those mar k
ed with an aslerisk O. are Whigs, aud those will
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On SALE AT TIE WAREHOUSES; OF THE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

WIS M Nttttoe 10y Lieut. w. thefenpon we have
the administration ptpefs exalilng and heading ;hor
sits with ''aruhrF chilling shower bath, 81 u
d=aied that the letter ia question WIS written, can
the rath of NJ c,piruts bc denied; and. IN
iaflned u rtep bs oflieer + the Virginia Reg
ilueul higher IN r3d, dian Lieut. " We nothing
Wy chilling 10 lhe Watiet.-.Her. Ga;ete.
s.ns ol ibo eewspapes, we see, consider that " HAD
the, all running mp man 1ag.'' that is keeping Is
randidaic : n'wc Al the head Of the paper the mos,
9fetid. II not til" only way. of sapppnins that cand
dafr faf Office. This liter Of tasle best aud
a iss onf taste is nj IN accordance with the plan
he & IT, lrIoT 10 run up Is the nag uf the
hfy II any particular man: and the support that
" liko Ia see given to candidate bes capable Of up
hadmg the hnnur an the interests Of all Who live
undof Tia tIg, Is found not IN the daily enblazJnmrnt
II nero name hut, IN the honest. steady. and consls
tint re- inlptuaion lay argument persuasion. and ap
pals 10 rr1sa, OF all the principles which II is hoped
y II he segTcd aud pefpeuabd by the Of that name
llts9a lle h'nd Of support which deserves 10
tafe. aad which an intelligent people preiet-B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
Oh LATE MINISTER'S IT TIE COZ RI
or 81 JAMES

The British Association fur the Advancement OF
>etnef hold IT'S annual meeting Tins year al Oxord.-
/ ie concluding meeting held on ihe }0th uli-
III Ii MuwlusHn made an eloquent speech on HE
saap m which he touk the opportunity 10 refer to the
my number at representatives pfesent from vaIuis
parts = il's "ord Ia dong he spoke fist Of the
l mrd Nlacs and SAID:
Ii ~ roJrco Hi ruliivains If science from Now
afk, Penn. wanna Rhode island Massachusetts,. and
nlltf States " tho lI1n. have heon headed ~ this oc
e1stpn by Nh Bancroft, Let remind YOU, gentle
men, thai ihs Is the lhird time we have Teen honorcd
by tie presence Ut representatives oi The United States
aud that The last who ~ honored that eminent
sciolaf MI. Everett, who now worhy presldes over
lie Cambridge University Of New England On this
oecaslon We have had among the accomplished ind
'doa Who unl'es to his own person the hl4urap aud
representative Of his rutiSS .a"d .,to specially loves
10 d~e' aron the deeds ol the ancestors, common
fathers"
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l,f'. III ing their lsiej stay among US, every eiTy
aud courtesy, pubic and private, has been extended u
ZEN, and itsy 4ave been mest deeply, and as web o
gratefully. impressed iin The kindness eyetywh re be-
slowed upon them.
10 show the impression which .a-e .eSt)egeD have
made. may narate Two little nedefss which
have come Ia know ledge Al the Ball on bard The
Union, some ladies In the Captains private calsn
arranging their hair &c pms ID. gees request. b.a
CaptpIn u provided viii that article Ia the ex
teni u The demand On Friday last 1T the la
dies sent 10 Capt II. pncnsnon elegantly enlYndcred
by her .-n handss compliment walch was ssoTerly
appreciated by that gallant officer
The omnibus which cs9yesed she ,sficcrssn The Foas-
ire Tour on Wednesday, tery handsomely and APP
propraiey decorated and inside the ir,nt
beautiful silken flags French and English with ill., a'.std
I mon IN gold lrtters beneath. This was rsJeraly
admired by the officers. aud Friday psite EryIsst
was sent 10 Nlessrs kpp s Brown Tor those flags that
they might keep them in remembrance Of lIrt day.
NieSsrs Is \ u S agent,to lahan BE request WAS pre-
iered. at once had them elegantly fsmd and them
on board the ship ON Saturday "ese this tlo mark Of
atlenI9p gave The greatest pleasure.
We are happy to sa5 that nearly every soosn on
board VA engaged, add at the Unlon carried out as
much freight as size could SLOW.
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RALEIGH RAILROAD

'e'rn from the Fayetteville lN. CO Observer that
'm"eo'ae sepS are to be taken raise fund fr maxi @
survey OF the route for the Railroad from Raleigh 10
Na'"oen n"opr Inc Snpernen'ence Of corps Of Engin
es 10 oe selected by The capitalists u Boston, who
have purchased The Portsmouth, and Roanoke Rn,J onJ
who are about to extend that Road IN the Raeios and
son Road, Or The 18th instant books of snbscriulion
were opened at Weldon. to the stock the conn,ry.
chartered by the North Carolina Legislature to fiji As
road to and by Weldon to the castor rad Asufc;an,
amount was promptly subscribed by The citizens and III.
n"s.on company, and the first uslanenf paid in. 4
partial survey o The route has alfc ady been made and il
Is Supposed that the junction will be made AT point near
,',ie'o". on the Castor road. meeting Of the stock
appointment Of officers 1t is expected that this Rad
IN rS' rate order, will be ready for the next springs
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lnADuN, July I'd, lSlI.
A' intend to refer to SUBJECTS This letter. II
my mol be Inappropriate to speak oone individual lately
deceased. Who's VA ne Is known in both hemlsphcrs.
mean MI Garter, the celebrated Il ion King WI
ded suddenly III This metropolis the 18Th OF june OF
disease al the bcaIt. j bls bcog sal,d lhs Nj ar
tn WIS born 80 America he Want 40 hc nitod State
when he wa. only four years old and resided there up
wards oi twenty years, he naiufalzed, aud was
therefore. III american although he born III Thorn
boy, 9lou'e g hire, On thr lib OF DE omber, 1873
{ following sketch pr, pared iofthe ondon Picur
Al Times Ct this date, al the particular request Vi
thu IlnTna
y ea years since Mr. Garter returned 10 England
fnm America and earned world wide reputation by his
d9uHe and wonderful fats with Wild annas at the pru-
opal THEATRES Of Great Britain aud The Continent may
b. asAedhy what means Mr.. Carter acquired such an
extraordinary power the king OF the forest how did
he tame thu fierce Tiger aud how did hc first acquire his
VEL ka1wo "udecs for animals These questions
hayr puzzled thousands but think The, ra be- cas-
answered II was 10y the kindness he tl~sy manifested
io"4fsAl'm plain aud nuching incident will illus
TUT our remark When Mr.. Carter resided 10 Acn,uc
Ky he often took his rife and walked luo The thick Tor
esi 10 sooi gauge IN Que Of thee excursions he met
an eootmoos bear, which was limpng aoag apparently
badly Wounded in he leg. Garter instead of dschary
mo ha ME- had compassion ON the poor ANIMAL and
walking irarr-sy towards him. he examined the would
washed IT, bound If with his haudkt rcie aud afterwards
thu animal followed hun to his residence. Carter at'cn
died 10 his new companion daily aud the wound was
soon healed, Tho bear then ip'l1wed Carter through
the streets ke yVIlc dog and people Won Tered how
h" ~ So -'',.i, l,cmc a''seh.' : man
"A lille travelling in the cities and towns # the Nor
hern aud Eastern States carter saw an extensive men
aeene the prupr,tors Of which Wcre anxious To effect an
engagement with the youthful aud bold kontucLan
tempting offers were made and finally accepted and
elnhndencd by his success with the bear Carter soon
hoean 10 tame lions and tigers. t at length he ven
infed 10 enter ihc'r cage. From thai moment his name
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FROM the Rlchmond Rcm.bllcan.

In the extracts We publish iies morning om the New
oresns Paayune Il ne I'D inst IL vilI he seen tina
rcieenee Is made 10 he o1Sebrxns If le 4h Of July
Mohorcy-tnn which occasion. Gen. Tayor his staff
aud ''lnr private crzeps fsesen Since those es
ffaes hfst no eye, have been very kindly per
m'iied ' Gull the subrined extracts from lie ter wr
t'a by our ft'eni. Mr.. W. g. Brown, the ARTIST to his
/ lady. now III Richmond
! Mr.. u. was among The invited quests at the .linne
gwen 10 Len. Taylor. Npd W @Ei,e- AZ Ga4oms:
1rn isYLoH's CsNS, NtAs nLoN,rsry.
July GUn. ls47
u N,ink this thu most charming elm ale
nav" ever been IN Ii is always about the same TEN
jcraiure. ~
'oahd IL much wariner in New Orleans than has
Gen. Taylor's camp is situated in a mos, deliobf
grove efs and The mapnain scenery in the distance
makes rally beautiful My tent is next but one 10
zen aypf IN direct Sine with aud those Of his
s'ah "fl'' rs. 'aie po5 meals with the General-wlo,
ny me way, Keeps an excellent table. may attribute
my good lsadtl 10 Ising IN csmp And mus, saw thai
have never been more kindly or better treated IN my
life - w
J"e 1ih Of july vas celebrated in Monterey YESTERDAY.
Baau pi'f vas given 10 Cen Tay or aud his Officers
ne 'he pleasure OF bepg sSso,.p those invited 10 attend
the dinner and. what is more rode 10 ,,yn an The
crhi White horse, In company with hmsclfa and staff
nave been riding his sam'his he sced ever since ]
wave been hereLrhe General having told mr. on ny ar
"'"' ."'' va onl'ey was my service"
My life size por raii Of Gen TAYLOR is ihonobt by
a." inc officers III camp 10 be admirable and nv five pic
s"ies Of Ten Iayors headquarters. including twelve
length Por'ras Of the mus, distinguished oRcers of
the late battles are likewise greatly admired
NY picture Of the Battle Fold AT tucna VISTA | OK
p'c' !" complete the end " this week You need not
look inr me earlier tssa ,4,e 25lh instant
The mesl intelligent Alcxicats say that there is no
prospect i"r ncace; they determined not 10 NAH
peace themselves 1hey seem. howevor. 10 have the
g"ese respect lor Gen Taylor, and whenever he rides
him. i'' " ''
y, Yesterday when we rode through M1ntcrey TO the
ai 'fie windows We're crowded with mex wapcn
u '''ioen-all their eyes ixsJ on tie t,epetai
'"u 'ny ala nat even lodk Al any Of his Staff Little
PcS'hs, such ~ chickens and daincs are IIeonen,I,
,o' 10 s camp; and Yesterday, large party Of Mexl
"a" IodeS and gentlemen from Monterey rode opi tn nay
"e" respects 10 HE Od Hero. and see my pictures;
'"y All seemed much PLEASED nth their visit
~ - 'he fashion III tins Country fr ladies' To smoke.
'"o sgafs are often handed round to them at parties by
gentlemen. i -
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thrdhow conduct Of Louis PhiHppe-I have to re-
cord OF late, Somany examples o the degrading currur
ton which exists in tie French Government that il is
absolutely refreshing 10 find IN my nnie book an instance
NJ noble h,nor which would have been appandcd in the
most nnsued days OF chiyay. Some months since the
Marquis de Pastorct was summoned 10 Venice by Hen
~ =, on business relating 10 the fallen dynasty he so
loyalty cllnaS oaud fearing that his hotel niph be scar
ched BY 'hc picc. dnt,ug his alsrner entrusted box
containing his most Important paprrs to he CuAtcSs de
Huern, who passed for the most staunch rvalists in
the tanboprg 81. German. Returning last week he
LOST no the IN retaining this precious doposi,e .Ny
dear Marquis, said the { inniess with 1owncas, air
You know that am unfortunate. The revolution If
o7o ruined me and Icanuot resist the first opportunity
ct &c establishing position in society at las offered
tselt; AMI must demand rm YOU 10000 francs f r
your box Of lapcrsso compromising yourself & friends
The Marquis, though indignant behaved as A gentlemen
should do "Madam,'' he replied. ..your conduc, is
nWnsbalde. but my htind confidence is more so--and
must pay Tor my faults" have not you may ex.
pect, the money IN my pocket. but will selm nv secre
taty with A to-m"row. Adieu - No sooner had he
et The room than the Countess thought she MIGHT have
eNorted larger sum, and with that rapdity taction
H'c accompanies crime started for the Prefecture de
fonce carrying with her The box Of papers Declar-
my at she mad a communication of hpil impnr,auce In
make, NJ Dclessert received her at once and after in
forming HIM that she had papers 50 valuable that Tho
Marquis dc Pa>oret Lad offered 50 600 francs Er th
she declared her willingness 10 sell them 10 Government,
Tor 'oo0oo. 'i Is an important affair said NJ Del
iesser' land dislike acting my responsibility
ne Nis at me inifnos, Tins morning and will
60 TO MN at once This The Countess did not exactly
llkehut there was no alternative and in haitian hour she
W >iannerng out herlnacherous fer TO ouis Phpu
ioUooo francs is good deal of money t, pay" said
the King especially as you retain possession Of the pa.
IS ana cannot Judge ther yaluen But here is Ire
DON containing them, anewered the Countess bandipu
tower at the same time The King took il, sieppeI
'e door and gave 1t unopened, aid e-camp sayno:
lake tins box to the Marquis de Pasorer, and tell h
mat LOUIS Philippe happy to he able to serve him -
men 'uih2 20 we lFemiding COUNTESS. he continued
As 'o' you; Nauame, advise you To remember, that
honesty is the best ppcy,'" and left the room. while
me conscience stricken woman SUNK out Of the lace Ike
sheep stealing dog.-Bosion 4tias.