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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12
ORLE ANS TIL E AFR E.

Third night of the engagement OF Mr. and Mrs MONPLAlSIR
THIS EVENING Monday February 2 ls49W be presented,
the Ballet and ableaux,
music by Pugny called EsMERALDA. Previously, HO-
RACE AND CAROLINE Vaudeville, in 2 acts
tE- Performances at halt past O'Clock. fI2
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
~ tn Ieore WEDNESDAY Nth in

FoR Eo 3 + u MVI%Soks hTyE% . Re fast
Board, vii sal above, weather permitting. For So.
fyi f''A'' a. J. W ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st:
U5S tx ASb G6 fi 6hRsrl
FANNY E sae ssu ma Rsfhs viii 6
above Hi5 f5f ff,;sFf T4sep'oa1a
.rg Aran semens have been made with the steamer
Kate Ward to meet the Fanny at Saiuna by which CON
Seda cit passengers anu ''ss"' WI De O. lDe
t z THTRS 9 / 15 Z i inst s IT,.
p. sAN new sssoo1s
tons burthen Capt Bradley having large portion sH9E
For balanc- Of esht or passage having unsurpassed
commodatons for 10 first and Is second cabin engers
e eRpy G the Captain @ DG' %
RATES OF PASSAGE.
eeage not taken and no passage secured
until pad fer. fy5
oR AN II F isa ThESDaA ffeaRsNsy
dp sfMGf afge sbeoaer ST. MARY haf
Chasesa master will by @ m sail on the e., -
limited ngmbe OF in the most com
ened Te sons built nd and aaa Bns
very fast safer in complete order for the voyage she
that Destination Capt CRasteaa has made number Of
voyages the Pacific, and from long experience, tho
roughly acquainted with the coast and haTbors Agents
established at Panama and San Francisco where they will
be happy render to the passengers service in their
power limited quantity of freight will be received, If
Immediately gagged for which passage apply TO the
tain board, the foot of s.. Peter street.
LOISON SILVESTRE,
ja20 81 Charities ST.. up stairs
sv To leare WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
TOR PHILADELP HIA-COJW.MERC LINE
Il To succeed the ALLEGHANY.-The splendid Fl,
A l very fast sailing packet bark ALABAMA, EsfII1
Capt. Wall, will sail as above. For freight or passage
having fine accommod tons, apply on board at Post II,
JOHN w. ANDREWS & CO, 81 Common st.
Agents in Philadelphia Messrs. K. LINCOLN Co: IS
South Wharves. fy10
IL" To sail WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
LOR NEW YORk.-The A and splendid ship
Il EUPHEMIa, Captain John Vensley. having It
portion OF her cargo engaged will leave as above $50
apply to +. CAMERDEN, "a Gravier street, Or TO
DEWEY Il 60, ST Gravi-r street.
~ For passage, having superb accommodations Apply
tn The captain on board, First Municipality. b9
EY- 10 LeGUe WITH QUICK DISPATCH:
ENOR Dos fON:-WLN'SOR'S LLNE.-The l. last
Il sailing bark Kl1BY, Capt. Carter, having Lii
portion OF her engaged, will leave as above
For balance of freight or passage apply on board,
vi JOHN W. ANDREWS co. 81 Common st.
~ To sail THIS WEEK.
ETOR NETWORK The Al astssiling brig GEORGE
L /. ABBOTT, CAPTAIN Stanly, having nearly all her
Of her engaged will SAL above For freight or pas
SAGE having good accommoda apply TO the Ca. tain
fys HENRY KsAsHBR1bGE, II Poydras st.
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~ EW ORLEA N S:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II.

RoBBKRY.-FIederick Rivers, James Williams James
Miller, Wil,m Baker and Mareeus Howell, were
tempting to rob one James Hall Galarin street. about
o'clock the morning The evidence against the three first
mentioned being po tive. the Recorder them at once
boe the First District Court to be tried for robbery Baker
and Howell were remanded for further examination.
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Valuable Lafayette Properly. Clear of the Poult-
ney Claim
BY BEARD, CALHOUN 81 co.

j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY February 18th, at IL ocock-Wl be sold
Banks Arcade the following property liberal credit
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Faubourg Lvau
dais Parish Jefferson bounded by Fulton Second Dv
and and designated by the Nos to g. plan
drawn A Hedn which will sale. Lots Nos.
and measure each 81 feet inches and lines front
Second by 20 depth between parallel lines Lot No.
the Second Division Lots Nos
81 inches and two-ts lines front First
depth 100 between lei lines These lots have
the ayway 10 feet 10 inches wide the of each of
said lots, running through from Fulton Division
TcrmsAssume each lot four of $50 EACH
dated the 81 February ls4S and made payable IN and
with date until paid the
per annum, balance cash.
Acts before L. R. Kenny, Notary Public the expense
the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12
Second Municipality Building Lots.
To close the succession of the "GRAvIER" Estate.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j.. "A.
"WEDNESDAY February 81 at IL ocock-W be sold at AUG
w ton, Arcade the following Estate belonging
the OF " Grtyier,''
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the square Paul
Gironde, Heva and era being Nos per plan
deposited office Of Iheo Guyol N p measuring each
Paul street, depth of l08
and banquettes paved and paid for
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, the said PLAN In the
square bounded by Poyda Perddo ST. Paul Streets
80 inches front on Poydrs
the line,
quettes made and paid for.
g. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by
Grayer Common, Bolivar and Bertrand being g. TO-
H. 49, 90 81 90 49, "a and rs, plan
Notary Lots each 80 feet
street. 1870 feet deep Lots
inches Bertrand street. depth l22
49, 90 and 81 80
street, depth 100 No
inches Graver and 1870 feet depth
Bolivar street, forms the of said "a and
25 81 inches lines street. by
depth lines The property fronting
ami Common paved and paid for.
cash. balance at g. 70 10 credit,
for notes bearing OH the property with
punctlIaly paid
sale Theo Guyol N. p. expense
purchasers. tyl2 10, II, 10, 90, 81
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SALES AT AUCTION.
$50 bbls. Prime Lime,

THIS DAY. Monday February l2 Ii o'ciock-W be Sold
Messrs Warner WaIlaces Warehouse No III
$50 barrels PRIME LIME, good order.
Conditions and the purchasers
ately the SALE which will be made without y2
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81 AVE ID f. y OF.

s- c,,ve Yard and Boarding House, 15o 9ravier
AZ Street, second door from Carondelet.
I6OIJSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
AT ali times Slaves will be received board sold
on favorable The building large brick
bonse and very Odous Slave Depot Pssticnlaf
1.u1. Oi.oaJ in th;s Ward n46
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12

(tORN.-9OO sacks prime YELLOW CORN. landing
fya cSa '0f Ii.xISTHRoP. KNOX & CO.. n Poydns 1t.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.

OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
r. :
Mr.. THOS MUM, Ring Master. Mr.. \" WORRELL, Clown
NHS EVENING Monday, February PA great variety of En-
will be presented this evening" winch ne follow
M preG%aeI peroners wi sPPeaT aE NiNS Mons la
ioRNE, W. BURT, W. MALLOY, A. puCR0M W. the
astonishing Steeds, TAMMANY and ClNClNNATUS;
the accomplished Lady Euqerennes the od La Belle
ROSALINE and Mrs MUM, together with the two Prodges
La Petite ELOUISE Master WILLY, who with The
Clown WORRELL, will form combination OF talent, never
before concentrated within any Circus in America -,
Doors open O'Clock performance commence at O'clock
admission Dress Circle so cents; Second TIER rs cents l2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
BY r. ARM FIELD, Auctoneer.
VXTILL be sold Daily, OF JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w Canal street, Camp and Magazine
DRY GOODS consisting of
DOMESTIC CALICOEs, CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, RERSEYs,
IA
Of FANCY GOODS all OF which will be suitable for Country
Trade Terms, cash.
N BLberal Cash Advances made consignmens of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches, Jewy and
Merchandise generally. OF en-
AUCTION NOTICE
TIHE SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr.
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter the Auction
Business his and that from his long
Aucioneer, and his wknown capacity that
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
H. R. WOOD
Barker. ja30
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BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA.

= BEEUEE LEAVING FOX CALF ORN la.
We advise body going lay supply OF WlSTAR Is
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, ROGERS'S SYRUP OF
LVERWORT AND TAR the best remedies here for
Coughs Colds and Catarrhal Affections exposure there will prob
ably these diseases perhaps destroy e Also take good
supply Of JEW DAVlD's HEBREW PLASTER, to heal up
Wounds Cuts Bruises Sprans Rheumatism These remedies
prove invaluable and had that country
Gold. The genuine is sold only BY
is2O Im2dp SCOVlI. & MEAD. lib Chartres
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COMPANY.-No. 40.
WALL ST., NJ Y-CAPITAL 5000 ,OOO-100 600 PAID In

DERosNE,s SYSTEM OF MANuFACTURING
AND R E 1NIN G u G. A R.
Of false reports circulated by unpnncpled
parisans well Government officials. tending to de-
csive the pnnc with regard to the availability and capa
bty. well as the unprecedented success of DEROSNES
SYSTEM, the subscribers feel it their duty make the
public acquainted with the facts regard those points
paciay. Its availability will be by the list OF prices
its capabty and be of by the following
facts There constantly employed upwards Of 000)
thousand workmen making the apparatus in the shops Of
Derosnes alone The largest refneries and upwards of
four hundred estates in Europe the indies Egypt and this
country all king by Derosnes system. In Cuba other
system of uied, and the estates
fitting that will make 0C00 lbs. per day, by e
osne system the largest operation worked last
ear one hundred and fifteen days making five millions and
nve hundred thousand pounds, 896 lbs day
no other pe but bagasse used for grinding the
cane ana making the and 20 hands performed all the
lbs per hand. s ''N
We are prepared to furnish the apparatus fitted up
smpe and compact form that be managed by any in
tellgent peron, for the following prices
PR doogo CAPACITY PER Day. SPACE OCCUPIED.
i;9Uo w , sly pounds. IS feet square.
5000 90 $4,000 , IL
22000 90 $4,000 :. Il
SUGAR KETTLES of wrought iron yarious sizes
constantly on hand, and for sale at IS Camn street ~
BONNER SMITH, Agents
fy6 12tdatW Novelty Iron Works
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No 1o7 POYDR.4S Street, .Nep Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ. to Q P NJ, and
~ FROM to O'CLOCK, p NJ jas
ARMORY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.
FTNE subscribers the above and families having received
respectfully informed
propous the Balls will postponed for the but will
place follows which the whole of Ten Balls will
given wishing subscribe will find the list
usual in the office OF the Ball Room:
The Fnsto on MONDAY, January 18TH Masked.
The Second oil MONDAY, January 22d,
The Third on MONDAY, January 18th,
The Fourth on MONDAY, February 5th,
The Fifth N MONDAY, February 18th,
The Sixth Oh TUESDAY, Mardi-G ras.
The Seventh MONDAY, February, 26th, ..
The Eighth MONDAY, March sth
The Ninth on MONDAY, March l2th :.
The Tenth OH MONDAY, March l9th :.
The Committee of Invitation will office of the Ball
Room every Sunday Afternoon at O'clock. BY order,
al5u J. P. BROOKS, Director.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12

COOKERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, etc
~" AT RETAIL. .Ay
T'HE SUBSCRIBER offers at greatly reduced CO
prices his large stock of CHINA GLASS and 60
EARTHENWARE, Cutlery, Plated. Britannia, ~
and Japan Ware, and HOUSE FURNISHING ~
ARTICLES.
Families Hotels Steamboats,, &C.. supplied at the loves
Cas- Prices. Goods for the County carefully packed.
fy3-d&W3m SAML. Z. MOORE, 81 Camp st.
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fV- To sail WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
EQR NEW YORK.-The fine fast sailing brig EMILY,
will have Immediate dispatch for the above port x&4E
For passage, apply on board. or to
fy3 j. w. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12

THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS.
f1'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
fine ne sS STEAM M" Ferry qun H from
the City of New Orleans to Algers. from day.
light until o'clock p NJ The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pontcharain Railroad landing in short
distance above the Beeville Iron Works. The landings
each side well arranged and safe and lure exit and
always obtained The the those
charged by the other Ferries Also shipmasters and others
wishing go to the Point will find large and commodous
skiffs constantly plying between the Government wharf
(wheIe the Onnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side. -
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH.
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eF~ 10 LeGUe WITH QUICK DISPATCH:
NOR BOS rON-WLNSOR'S LENE.-The l. last
Il sailing bark Kl1BY, Capt: Carter, having 81
portion of her cargo engaged will leave above 4KE
For balance of freight or passage apply on board
wi John w ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12

OR kerry AND GLASsW ARE,
% AT WHOLESALER -a
COUNTRY MERCH ANTS and City Re. alters Cssr
- will find at the sign ofthe GREAT ,PITCHER, ySA
81 lamp Street Gravier, of the largest stocks EI
Of @ UEENSW ARE ever imported into the *
United States, all of superior quaiy latest pattern and
shapes. Assorted Crates for Country Trade
Also, Debenture Goods for the Mexican market large
assortment of GLASSWARE.
To" Terms moderate. and packing guaranteed
fy3 .3md&W SAM l.. E. MOORE. 81 Camp ST.
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~ To sail THIS WEEK;
TOR NETWORK The Al fast sailing brig GEORGE
L l. ABBOTT, CAPTAIN Stan y. having nearly all her
Of her cargo engaged viii sal above For freight
sage having good accommodat apply 10 the Ca. tain
on board Post 5, Second Municipality, OF to
ty5 HENRY K.sASHBRlDGE, " Poydras st.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL.

GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL.
%SEZZMMA GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL will he N5fa
SyNTs given by Washington Division No. S S. OF T. M NJ
aAAS THURSDAY EVENING, February %, StsAaSszYTs
s2NS is49 at the apollo Saloon corner Of Caron- 2ES
Perdl1o Members the Order of the "a
T. Temples Honor Louisiana Council No. J. T. A. and 8.
Tempars of T. o. of R. requested their appro
pirate Regaa and Sashes.
fg- Tickets Of admission, So.
MANA Frs.
r. L. Bruce, w. Woodward, J. T. Firth,
w. II. Rondeau, Bruin, A. r Clark,
w: "A. Arms A. Aendafer, M. McMilen,
T. B Heartt w. o. Dibol, A. Z. Shaw,
J. B. Reid, E. K Pearce, J. MCGOWAN,
T.. A. Hall. w. w. MCCARTHY, Floor Manager. ty6 2w
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-21

THE First Observation-Disclosures is Of
late prior To- sin i'seA, The only relic Of
pardise that is left for-one smile that God
10, fall on the worlds Innocence, linger-
ing aud playing sill upon its sacred Wis.
aye. The frst marriage was celebrated
before God himself who filled in His own
person The officers Of Guest, Witness aud
Priest. There stood the godlike forms of
innocence, fresh in the beauty OF their
unstained nature. The haIlowed shapes
o. the garden, and HE green carpeted
earth smiled 10 look on so divine pair.
The crystal waters flowed BY. pure and
transparent as they. The unblemished
flowers breathed incense on the sacred
air. answering 10 their upright love. An
arless round of jj"y from all The socafna-
lures was the hymn, a spontaneous nhp
tial harmony, such as worl in tune
might yield ere discord was inveuted,-
Religion blessed her two children thus,
and led them forth into the life TO begin
her woudrous history. The first religious
scene they knew was.their own marriage
before the Lord God.
They learned 10 love him as1he inter.
prefer and sealer Of their love 10 each other;
and If they had eoslnued in their upright
ness life would have heen n form Of we'd
ded worship--a sacred mystery Of sPiritu-
al opencss and communications. They
did not continue. Curiosity iriumphed
over innocence. They tasted, SIN. aud
knew it in lheK fall. Man is changed;
mans heart and womau's heart are no. long
er what The FIRST hearts were. Beauty is
blernished. Love is debased: Sorrow
and tears are in The worlds cup. Sin has
swept away all paradisean matter, and the
world in bowed under iis curse. Still one
Thing remained as ii was. God uereci.
fully spared one token Of the innocent
world; aud that the dearest, 10 be a sym
bol forever Of The primal love. And this
is marriage. This one flower Of Paradise
is blooming yet in rhe diaserl Of sin.-Rev.
DR.. Bushnell,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-21

THE MILITARY REpURLIc.-lt is stat
ed, that The French army. including the
sendarmie, amounted; on the 1st tof Sep.
temher. to 503, ,000men. OfIhal number,
10000 of The contingent Of 1912 will he
discharged on the lst of OcIuber, whilst
40,00n men OF the same contingent will
receive Iea"c g: absence week y or unlimits
ed. without pay, such leave OF absence
having been suspended for The last six
mom!Hs. Between the 1St of October and
the end Of December similar. reduction,
to The extent of So 600 men. will be made.
The minister of war calculates that by the
Is, of January. 1850, The army will be
reduced 10 peace establishment Of 3G0,.
900 men. Tie average cost Of a French
soldier, officers incukcd, is &30 sterling
per annum.
Only think Of 1.-THE army Of the Re-
public, providedlhere are no revolutionary
demonstrariops-after the Isl of January
next, will be reduced to peace eslablish-
meut ofonly three, hundred and sixty thou
eand mon!:: The expenses OF this small
number oflroops. will amount to little,
nver, fifty millio6s,ordolIars. which amount
ia raised hy 'ax Oh the fee republicans
e: E!ance.--Rus'on Journal, cc,. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-21

PLANK Roads AND THE LAVE OF THE;
RoAD.-The Commissioners of Main
Roads richly deserve The thanks orour'
community, Of both The City and Neck.
for the plank road they have recently
laid. through The heavy sand along King:
street. frnm The Citadel S1uare TO Limo
street. We understand that we shall have
still further reasons to commend their en-
lerprise and public spirit, for the extension,
of The plank road. with double track, i!
e., Track on each side Of The street, from,
the Citadel Square to the -Four Mile Houses.
We know na tax which we shall more,
checrruIly pay, aud which, we bslieve..
will he generally more cheerf0lly paid.
than one for this purpose. Such a'road
will nnt only add to the convenience Of
those who rido fur pleasure or recreation.
but will also be great facility and 'advan-
tage to farmers. and Jraynen, and The.
travelling public generally. and acl as~ss'
improved avenue Of imland trade and
cummerce to our thriving city, which,is,
now FAST lifting up her crest, and putting,
on her beautiful garment. preparatoryto her
CORONATION rs Queen Of The South.
1t is proper that we should state, and.
thai ii be specially noted. in order TO aVoirh
collision Of either persons or vehicles That.
the law of The plank road is tho law
of the State-KEEp TO THE RIGHT. wlIeth.
er going up or coming down-in other
words, those going up must keep straight
on, and those cunning down must drine
out, or gire 'cay. II is.requisile to STATE
this, for the law of the City is Keep TO the.
kf-whilethal the country, which prevails
on The Neck. is Keep 10 lhe right.
The reason Of lhe City law or rule is, TO
avoid he possbiliryof striking loot passen-
GERS, on the pavcmenls ofsde walks. with
The whip. The reason .of:the country law
or rule is 10 proven, whip hands from com-
ing in conlact-oncr, it is said, fruitlnh
source of qnnrrel and fight with our wag>
gouers.-Charlestun Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-21

GENERAL SAM HousToN.-h the late
discussion which ,ook place in Harrison
county, Texas, between General Sam
Houston and MIR. Wigfal, the latter gen.
tleman, complained thar the hero of San
Jacin,o had called him out of his name,
by styling him, MIR. Wisgietaii," begged
thai he might be excused for applying 10
The distinguished Senator, the familiar
abbreviaion Of Sam He knew it would
be pleasing 10 tho gentleman himself to
I've so styled. as an anecdue he would re-
late, would show. On the return Of Cen
cral Houston Erom visit to his old friend,
the hero Of The Hermitage j, happened
that friend dropped in to see the honora-
ble Senator. On entering his room great
was the astonishment Of The yisiier, to end
the Texan Senator apparently sunk in
grief and ba,tled- in lears. My dear Gen.
eral exclaimed is friend, what is The mat :.
ter. what sorrow opPresses you. " hat grief
disnesses YOU so deeplyr oh Emy dear
friend exclaimed the grea, Texan, sob
biug and bIubberiug. with the deepes, an.
guish. .ILL have just, t,st return
Oh E-ed from lhe-0h dear me the
Hermitage--the resdence-of my Old
Oh Oh ! o! O! friend General Jackson;
and as We parted TO meet perhaps no more
i0 this sinful wopld-Oh me! my dear friend
he addressed me DO, by The name Of Gen
eraI or Master or even Samuel-but, my
dear friend he called me by the endsaring
name, by which nv mother knew Inc he
called me Sam Sam! SAm!!r And
here The hero of Sam Jacinlo burst into
a torrent of grief SO as choke all uIerance
and induce his friend to unite his tears
with his. until the swollen torrent of their
sorrowhowed strong enough 10 torn, mill
wheel.
The audience we're convulssd with laugh.
Ter al this story, aud no one seemed 10
enjoy il moro than General Houston HIM
self, who arose and begged to interrupt his
eloquent opponent for moment. merely
to say hat he would make child's bar.
gain with hirn-if he would never again
call him by the endearing uame Of Sam
he would never call Colonel W., Wiggle-
tail agaln.-N. Q. Della.