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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Benefit Of Mr.. Chanfrau, who will appear Blue Skin
Mons TOmoilIon, and Jerry Clip with his Sondsri im'
taiinns
Miss Alberne Jack Sheppard Bob Nettles Jane Chat
tery.
Saturday Evening, Now "a viii be acted the great Drama
Of JACK SHEPPARD
To be followed by che STAGE STRUCK BARBER. Jerry,
with imitatiOns) Mr.. Charfrau; Jane Miss AIberne
To conclude with BOB NEFTLES. Bob Nettes. Miss Al
berthe; TombiIton, Mr. Chanfrau.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained" which has been denom-
mated The Giant Work OF the Age has Just been receiV.
by Charles W. Smith In this book Professor Mahan, Of
Ohio, has spiruasm its ground, meeting and
explaining by the laws Of Science all the weattes,ed facts
which have by the superstious been attributed to "Sp
uai influence
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THE LIFE OF A GREAT ORATOR.

VI n UIhL11AA VAkIAAO4s'
THE LIFE OF s. S, PRENTISS Edited by his Brother.
vols 12mO.
"Next to Patrick Henry s. g. Prentiss the greatest
natural that has appeared in this country.
Dazzling wit keen sarcasm apt Illustrations, and brilliant
figures Of speech poured in prousion from his hps-borne
on OF feeling which rrestby carried away what
ever audience addressed His habits convival he
was prince OF good fellowship full Of fun ana anecdote
and no exceeded him in the grace with which he
told a story"- Buffalo Com.
"S s. Prentiss is Of the most brilliant names which
adorn our annals. The work is valuable contr-
button to American literature and its nts most strong
y interest every admrer genius and genuine elo
oueuce - Troy Times.
''IIs public career brilliant As lawyer, he
was second to none his profession in the southwest
success be the test Of merit and"Chris. Mirror
For sale by W. I. BERRY \ w.
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JOHN PGuLPOT CURRAN.


JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN.
NOW READY.
The Life Of the Ri Hon. John Phi pot Curran By his son
W Henry Currau with Notes and Additions, by DR.. Shell
ton Mackenzie and portrait steel. 12mo, cloth.
BITS OF BLARNEY. By DR.. R. Shelton MackenIie,-
limo, cloth.
HABITS AND MEN. By DR.. DOran, author Of liable
Traits" limo, cloth
DICKEss' LITTLE Folks.
LITTLE NELL. From" Old Curiosity Shop" Of chas
Dickens 12no, cloth.
Porsale by W. t. BERRY CO.
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VERANDAH HOTEL

FINHE subscriber having disposed ~ TIE CFatcaes House,
and chnrge 81 tbs hotel he hess ~ prompt al
t.ntisn ND moderate o hoerA saaFe Of pub
~ sFkGE OFFICE kspt a. his Haoi. q Cedar
'n osss~tf ACfoN YOUNG. sapr.
ron HENr-For ne easuinx year, eomiortaols
II Dws4nr House. Cherry sirees, uext eoof soath 81
Ilseola Mai containing sconas, 9Th DANG room,
& A. BALLoWE. q
o-tas Gen1 Az, IA ~ De&ieriek q.
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Notice to the Ladies of Nashville.

NOTICE tC the Lanies OF NashNiie'
MADAME DEYONGU has Just arrived from Paris, and
INl takes great pleasure IL informing the citizens OF Nash
willie and vicinity she stopping the Union Hall for
short time only with great variety Of very rich french
Embroideres and Brussels Laces HOnOthG Lsees, Collars
Lace Thread Lace Ves Pocket Handkerchefs,
Chdrens Caps Infants Dresses &c &C. all at remarkably
low prices And she will be pleased many Of the
Ladies may favor her with Cali, and will guarantee TO
give entire satisfaction 10 all She be found at the Union
Hall all times Of the day during her stay; and she viii
take casto Of Pearls In exchange for her kmbrOide
Ball Dresses suit the taste OF the most fAstdiOus
Ladies please call and see for yourselves.
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AND STATESMEN.

ATOBS AND STA VI 4 n Z.
TIE MOST EMINENT
ORA Tons AND STA TESNEN
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches Of the lives specimens Of their eO-
quence and an estimate Of Their genius. By DAVID A.
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
Dsmosthenes William Pitt
Cic 70 Judge Canning.
lord Chatham Lord BrOughan.
Edmund Burke Patrick Henry
Henry Grattan. Fisher Ames.
Charles James Fox Henry CLAW.
Lord Frskine John c. Calhoun.
John IheIpOt Curran. Daniel Webster.
Richard Brinsty Sheridan Edward Everett.
One vol. syo cloth. Just received by
W. T. BERRY 4 CO.
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YOUNG AMERICA!

YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted every county in this ard adjoining States
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance 70 make money viii be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disposed
unusually fair terms, by application the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Com and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the I'M
venons 1t the very Mill which every Farmer and Stock
Raiser should hsve it will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horse; easily fitted up and
managed weighs and an Of the grinding
surfaces prevented, viii last farmer ordinary life
time speak thus Of its durability because The
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
is it that wants
MILL ON TRIAL
for month, and it don't give complete SUBTRACTION
speak Satisfaction every case the
ey viii be refunded The Crusher attached to horse
south Mason's and Dxon's line Ali other Urushers
in the South require too much power win
out AeeordingtO
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of . lateral or wabbling
motion will, sariy, wear ou all other CTushers
are amenahe to this grand objection and the Proprietors
dispute t. In the construction OF "fOU ANER-
IcA have power, and DEFY CONTRADICTION Ihase
essensd friction, and cHALENGE oNE wOAD 10 the contrary
have prevented wabbing lateral UOtion, and all
compelled to Acknowledged therefore, assert that it is far
superior to any other MIL am selling this Tennes-
see invention At the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
examine the merits and principles Of this MIL
and order IRON the Propret0rs Agents.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
J. P. DROMGOOLR, Sole Proprietor.
shebyyine, Tenn.
A G T. ~ is,
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu.
facturers and General Agents
Beaumont FAN Co.. Clarksyile, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County
VIM. b. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin COuRty, Tenn,
and Jackson county, Ala.
James b. Vance CAstalan Springs, Agent for sumner
County.
J. W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for MauTy County.
W. NJ. Ben, p NJ Rome, Agent Ter Smith County.
}. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. r. Huniey Bros, LOudOn, Agents for East Tonnes
see. oct lS-dAwly
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Nh DANIs' Gale mINsfREa.S.

TTNHE q Nashville reectaiy informed that
this STAR froape ul give sx 81 their unappFoscAKhe
entertzinrants ths city csmaenciag tk NaNDAf
nlns Nov 10 she bot 81 Broad street. board TIE
steamer BANJO poars opcn 81 e'esrk, 70 eamasnce
servants Scents.
nosia-lw J. T. WARNER. Agsnt
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NINE RUNDnED

cRTs a. Lznd ior sais In ssmner Cory, TsnH., 10 a
~ Elllsa Irea GailAin. GOD tarupke kose ran Il
riny C.. (i.lsn sishu sacs, ~ balance Eood egel
drt roAd forsion u e - seeut enc snd hsd % Two
rs fson he Nasaris E1d LasFhc kaliFosd TO steam
q. nj, resT he pssu-s Hin fcl in lots % 100
scr-. e. uars i css. balsacc n and ycsrs, a. q -
a o. rss TiIsss fsatne zn 81 a. sci e Akee4riy
tapsaoa the uaaers xaed near NaaAY-s - % JossRn
wsilacs, Agent. saEsasr Csuniy.
nsss-eaE9 .. oAhAl.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS
NJ EM0IR OF s. s. PRENTISs.
1t1 Marriages A LoTTEzY.
CORA DOCroR.
TIE MATCH GIRL
BITs OF BIkRNEx.
ASPIRATION.
fwIcE MARRIED.
BASKET CmPs-
HESRY VIII SIX WIVES.
The ELDER SfsrER.
BEgCHCEOFr.
PEPYs DIARY.
JAPAN ExPsDgTI0N.
PRIvATs LIE A KING.
REPRESENTATIVES, WOMEN.
Tus OLD HOMESTEAD.
For sale By CHARLES W. SMITH
nOvl5 BUo
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NEW FLOUR DEPOT.
once Of the NASHVILLE City Mills corner Of coleg'
and Spring streets
Iva g. HAMMOND q co.

UASTEO-A situation s. Boof.sevper Or sales
w man. b. gentleman Who can give he sess Of roer
sne-s Address -. K a.. True 8hiE once"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE GREAT GAZETTEER.
LIP INCOTT's

THE GREAT GAZETTEEks
LIPPIN C0TT'S
PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER OF The WORLD,
Or GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY,
Containing greater OF matter than any other n-
gle volume in the English Language.
EDITED BY J. THOMAS, n. D., AND 7. BALDWIN,
ASSISTED SEVERAL OTHER GENTLEMEN.
The above WORK upon which five years Of continued
labor and research with large outlay Of money, has been
expende) been published merely supply the de-
fcencies Of existing Gazeteers, but to furnish GEO
GRAPHICAL DICTIONARY which should be comprehen-
sive in design perfect in its arrangement and
pete and in its execution the DICTIONARY
OF ms ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Among the many claims to superiority which this work
has over all others Of the kind the following;
LIST 1t a PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER a feature
sena completeness of Geographical Dictionary,
to OICTIoSARY ENGLIsH LANGUAGE
I'd. IL contains above 10000 Geographical Names
than any other Gazetteer Of the World And the notices Of
all important places viii also be found far full and sat
isfactory than in any other similar work.
Sd In regard to kCCURACR and RECENTNESS Of In
formation it will be found incOmpasaby superior to every
other.
Porsaleby how'll W. T. BERRY co.
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E B. FARoUHARsoS, Esq, Of Lincoln, was
lected Magistrate IN Fayetteville on Monday
Farquharson Is ''trnlnp" anywhere
nLiim.
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sT DAY.

GRAND EXHIBITION AT ODD-FELL0FS' HALL!
To close SATURDAY NIGHT, Path inst.
Magnificent Paintings by ROSSIFER The CAPTIVE
SRAELTES with figures Life Size and the great Paint
ings OF NOAH AND Ills FAMILY the Ark. The DEL
UGE Also MIRIAM the Prophecies exutng the dc.
struction Of Pharaohs Host.
Admission reduced See small Bills. nov24-1t
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Modern Mysteries Explained and Ex-
posed.
IN FOUR PARTS

lr1i Buck shirts and Drawers.
TusT received small lot Of superior Buck shirts and
ID Drawers. Also fev Of second quality Or sale BY
noyz5 J. u. MeGiLL
tndcrShtEts and Drawers.
A MOTHER Invoice Of shaker Flannel heavy Knit waoi
n Aerino ArnerAn. saxony, and heavy sra Received
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IN Gag TASNgp LKATHFR BELflSG,- ne ssescsi-
- onsrs 10 q sisat 80 Sect q Praae ea3 tAnnsa
1890 NsilIr in siahs som lso - sx incNr, ~ zsst-
So prisss Il ksw Yefkl ans Psr q, APP 500
asf1 49, -
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ID EcEIvED this day smother supply o. GOodyears Pat
IA Gum .sz consisting Of csaks. oaais. L@srAas
PcrasiAn ana AexsAn HAnksss, liza Preserves Afr cush-
ions 4e The Coats. Lesgans and Blankets nVkaAhle
eauntry physiks, Hantsmen and all others Who are
exposed weather. For sale ~ moderate prizes By
J. II. NcGftI.
Ladies and 0eniicGen's Furnishing Store
novaa Corner o. Square and College street.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. "a.
ELECTION OF SUPREME JUDGE
On Saturday, Dec. l.

Did Mr.. Buchanan Assure the British Government
that the United States were willing to make the
Quarrel Of the former with Russia their Quarreli
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W ANHiNtrNN, NV. 10, 1000.
The State Department has received by the Pa
oi6e dispatch from Mr. Buchanan, unequiyocaily
denyinr that he had made tender OF the sympa
thy of the United States in favor OF the Allies
The Administration is under no apprehensions OF a
rupture with England.
The question naturally arises upon what au-
tbority could the London TiMos have madet e
unqualified assertion it did as to Mr. BuohSu-
aus tender Of "the cordial sympathy of the
Cabinet of Washington and the nation over
which it presides," with Great Britain in her
war with Russia, oou 2led with the promise Of
thousands Of stout hearts and brawny arms"
10 aid her In that warf Mr.. Buohansn's prompt
denial Of having been the medium OF this leu
der, IL made at al, is just what the people Of
the United States had right TO expect from a
statesman cf his intelligence and experience.
We presume he gave bis denial immediate pub
licity in London, but, if so, II was too late for
the Pacific We may, therefore, look for IL
by the next arrival. We shall await future
developments with good deal Of interest.
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RELIABLE GOLD PENS.

RELIABLE GOLD PENS.
sHEPPARDs ACCOUNTANT, BARREL, COMMERCIAL
and ENCLOSING GOLD PENS are acknowledged, by the
best BookKeepers in the city be the best and most re
able Pen sold this An additional supply Of the
various kinds have just been received by
ToON NELSON 4 CO., a Union st.
e- Best quality Pens warranted for six months from
sale We require pens in the spring,
to entte the purchaser to another on the warrant
NEW ADDITIONS.
A MEMOIR OF S. s. PRENTIss.
ToON NELSON & CO. haveJust received fresh supply
Of new publications, such g.
Life Of Sergsnt S, Prentiss;
Containing fun OF this distinguished and tai
enied man.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In their three fold relations Wealth, knowledge and
Morality By Rev. Napoleon Roussen, Of Paris
The Contrast between Good and Bad Men.
Illustrated BY The Biography and Truths Of the bible
2 vols, svo. By @. Spring.
PREMIUM WALL PAPER.
INROM the Manufactory Of "a. De LECOURT Of PARIS
II whom awarded the hrst premium al me London
ExafnrioS and the HoRK WoRLDs FAlE-
We also keep constantly band large and beautiful va
riey Manufactured expressly for in this city AID the
Eastern Market Purchasers will nnd present AssOr
superior % that 81 any previous season.
PAPER RANGING
Done in the best manner by competent workmen-
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Supplied at the lowest Wholesale rates.
W. W. FINN,
No. al Market street,
oct3O-im Between Union and the sqaare-
NTOrECFowipx to our de,sn tion East from prosrac-
ted llaess ne spocinlr ns Of stock exhibited
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MARRLRI MARnLEil

NJ L. SHELTON, having rcsumfd the MARBLk1W0
w. BUSINESS, SELECTS his Old frisnas and theAh<l/
pubic In general who may desrs Eork In his line. ~ -
give HIN a call his shop, corner o. Church -
street and the Nashville AHd Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. he Eili keep constantly on hand a supply -
Of MONUMENTS, TONES, &c, Of the hncst Italian aud
American Marble All work executed 10 he best manner,
and warranted sep9s-u
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A Beautiful Tribute to a Wife.

Sir James Macintosh, the historian,
WAS married in early life, before he attained
fortune or fame, to Miss Catharine Stuart,
young Scotch lady, distinguished n,oro
for the excellence of her character than ior
her charms. After eight years of a happy
welded life, during which she became the
mother Of three children, she died. Afew
days after her death. the bereaved husband
wrote to friend, depicting the character Of
his wife in the following terms:
81 was guided (he observes) in my
choice only by the blind affection of nv
youth. found an intelligent companion
and tender friend, prudent monitress,
the most faithful of wives, and mother as
tender rs children ever had the misfortune
to lose. l met woman, who by the ten
der management of my weaknesses, grad
uaIly corrected the most pcrnicious of
them, She became prudent from affection;
and though of the most generous nature,
she was taught frugality and economy by
her love for me. During the most critical
period in my life, she preserved order in my
affairs, from the care of which she relieved
me. She gently reclaimed me from dissi-
patton; she proppcd my weak and rreso-
lutte nature; she urged my Incidence to all
The eXcrtions that have been useful ard cred
itlDic W mS llu Sic WAS pcrDclullIy Ut
hand to adnonish my heedlessness or i'm
providence. To her / O,ce nhdierer am
10 her rhGierer / shall be. In her solicitudo
for my interest she never for moment
forgot my feelings or my character. Even
in her occasional resentment for which
but too often gave her cause, (would to
God | could recall those moments y she
had no sullenncss nor acrimony. Her feel
ings were warm and impetuous, but she
was placable, tender, and constant. Such
was she whom lost; aud have lost her
when her excellent natural sense was rap
idly improving, after eight years struggle
and distress had bound us fast together,
and moulded our tempers to each other;
when n knowledge of her worth had ref
| my youthful love into friendship and bc-
| fore age had deprived it Ofmuch if its org
inal atdor. | lost her, alas! the choice of
my youth, the partner of my misfortunes,
at moment when had the prospect of
her sharing my better days"
Home Journal.
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THE BROTHERS.

In 40, the principal banking institu-
tons of the chance kind" in San Fran
cisco, were the BELLA Union" "Veran
dah," mine de Oro," "El Dorado" and
Parker House." all situated about the
Plaza, and each employed band of mu.
81: to lesson the tedious hours of that
rainy winter, and TO drown the noise oI
dingiing gold and silver and the cursing
CALCULATIONS of the gamblers. Many a
sad scene has taken place within those
saloons, that chilled the blood of the be-
holders, and is remembered with horror
| was once carcessly sauutering throngl,
one of these places. My attention was
attracted towards "a person who had large
piles of gold before him; the starting
eyeballs, the swollen veins upon his fore.
head, the cold sweat upon his face and
clencled hands, told Of heavy losses
mingled exclamations of horror and con.
tempt would escape him, and he seemed
unconscious of all else going on around
him; his gaze bent upon the cards as il
his life's blood was the stake at issue in
this case, his last dollar was put within
the dealers bank, then, with the frenzy
of maniac, he drew long dirk knife
and plunged it up to the hilt into his
own body and sunk corpse upon the
table. A few rude jecrs followed the act
the body was removed, and the game
went on as though nothing had happen.
ed--as though another victim had no,
been added TO tue page Of the gamblers
damning record or another soul had not
gone to its final account!
learned this much Of his history -
He started with large stock Of goods,
given him by his father, to sell Oh com.
mission, and the fathers fortune depend
ed upon a sure return Of the money So
invested but as usual, with young men,
he INDUCED in the full liberty of unbri-
died license, and while the ship stopped
Mt one of the South American ports, he
engendered the first seeds Of "pldy," but
for while after his arrival, the excite
ment Of trade and energy necessary to
accomplish successful issue, kept his
mind busy. One day by appointment,
he was to meet mercantile friend at
this house, and, while waiting for lis
friend, lie s.akcd few dollars upon the
turning cards, when the latent disease
spraDg into life, and il carried him head
long over tie prccipicc, and ended in the
tragic manner related.
The Nine de Oro." was a gambling
saloon, situated on Washington street,
and opposite the !" "El Dorado" and in
40, it was the principle resort Of the dis
banded soldiers Of the California regi.
ments, and aIso Of the soldiers who bad
been engaged In the war with Mexico.
Behind one Of the largest monte banks
in the room, sat man who had won for
himself honorable mention, aud an off.
GERS commission was given him for his
bravery at the stoFming Of Monterey
but prcteripg the climate Of cali5ornia
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ed the mercy of Gcd upon his soL., and
forgiveness for the murderer.
The gambler awoke from his swoon,
and staggered up TO tie wife and said:
" Mary, would it were otherwise, for
have nothing TO live for now: ,ne dead
and dying do not want anything in this
world take this certificate of deposit, to
our aged father, and tell our parents we
are both dead-but, oil do not tell them
how We died ~
Before the woman could reply or any
one interfere, the report of the pistol
sounded again, and the fra eide had
ceased to live.
On the hill near Rincon Point, were
two graves a few years ago, enclosed with
picket fence, and one tombstone stood
at their head with the simple inscription
BROTHERS.
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frivolous habits, and the fashion of order
ing it to be said mot at home," when she
was at the head Of the stairway, listening
to the enquiries Of callers.
Three years after the death Of aunt Sal
ly, as Sophy was promiuading one of the
thoroghfares ofthe city, happening to cast
her eyes In particular direction, who
should she see advancing towards her but
Mr.. Hubert Roland. She felt at first like
sinking iato the earth but the article not
seeming to receive her into its embrace
she made virtue of necessity and stood
ground firmly.
"Where hare you been so long!" was
her first query, with as much composure
as she could muster.
"Oh up and down, around and about
for the last few weeks, in the city"
"And why didn't you call to see me 2"
Roland looked at her "a moment very
significantly, she thought and remarked,
81 called upon you before left, but | was
told you were not at home; you received
my card 2"
The face Of Sophy flashed crimson she
nodded reply, but dared not trust her.
self to speak; if she had not been in a
public street, where it would not have
so interesting as in drawing-room, she
would have cried outright. Roland OBJ
serving her painful confusion, became al
mCst as much embarrassed as herself;
and had it not been for tho timely inter
ference OF rude clown with q wheel bar
row, who yeIped to them to "get out of the
way, and not stand clustering up the side
walk" there is no telling when they would
have recovered their senses. In oEedi-
ence to the polite request made by him of
the wheclbarrow, they separated. Roland
with n promise to call thu next evening,
and Sorhy with an earnest assurance that
she would certainly be at home.
According to his appointment, Roland
did call. What was said or done that
evening, or how the young gentleman was
convinced Of Sophy's reformation, this de
ponent saith not. Suffice it to record
tina: he called now more frequently than
ever. That Sophy is always "at home
when he does, and that on such occasions
there IS aIwaysa a brighter Iigfurnm usual
in the eyes OF both, and a glow on Sophy's
cheeks that owes none OF its attraction
to paint. rs in old times. Moreover p
certain dealer in brocades and laces, and
n certain dressmaker about town have
been spreading very strange rumors about
a certain-but, ahcm that's telling.