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James River and Kanawha Canal.

The following interesting facts were presented
by Mr. Denese in his very able speech in the Sc
nate yesterday on the James River and Kanawha
bill
Total debt to be converted into
stock. SO,9oc,409 CA
Total annual provision necessary, in
addition to that now made for
paying the interest semi-annualiy,
and for the ultimate redemption
OF the principal of much of the
said debt is now in the hands of
the pubic, Except that portion of
the annuity to the stockholders Of
the old James River Company
other than the State, which. be-
ing perpetual annuity the prin-
cipaI il irredeemable) .--....... 1855, e54 %
Which is an interest of 6 OF per cent.
on the given sum- ($5, 955. 459 6i1
The private subscription to the cap
ital stock originally, was 10000
shares OF 800 each, .-.......... $2,000,000
The interest on which for 90 years,
which have elapsed since the sub
scriptions were paid, is--...-.... 81 400, 900
So that the present cost of the stock, ION which
only one dividend of one per cent has been re-
ceived,) is $3.50 per share.
If the new stock be taken at 800 per share, the
new subscribers will enter the company an
equality whit the old subscribers, by paying that
sum for what has cost the others 1920 per share
The original capital $4,000 COO aud the debt
tS5 955 459 ga represent the cost and the ualue of
the existing works and property.
If the State were to sell out the company and it.
self become the purchaser, no matter at what
price, it would in effect be paying S. 95s 459 e.
0he debit for 81 600 900 of property, Qhe private
stock) with the further necessity on its part ct
prosecuting the work by direct appropriation.
The Legislature will, for two years certainly, II
not longer. have to provide the $685. % per
num- whether the debt be converted or not; with.
out in the meantime accomplishing the great OBJ
ject of liberating the company, and enabling it
thereby on its own credit to make provision for
completing the Improvement.
EsThe bill provides for S. 100000 of stock, besides
that contemplated to be taken by the Board of
Public Works 1t is believed that an arrangement
such as this is the only possible mode of bringing
additional private subscription to the aid of the
company; which, if obtained will be in effect
bringing 81, 600 of individual capital to help
the State to construct this great State work.
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, N H., March l3.-Metcaf, Republ
CAM it is believed, will be chosen Governor by the
Legislature, in which the Americans and Republi
cans have majority on joint ballot, if indeed he
is not elected by the people, which is yet doubtful
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SMALL Pox IN CHARLES CITY CouErY.-we
learn from the Williamsburg Gazette that the
small pox has broken out in Charles City. Six
cases had occurred on the farm Of l. II. Christian,
in a camp of Northern men, who were getting out
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SAD AFFAIR.-The Frederick, Md, Herald
states that gentleman named Dr. VIM. Reynold.
son, brother of the eminent Baptist minister of
that name, who came to that city for the purpose
of delivering lectures, being disappointed by the
poor encouragement received, and being in reduc-
ed circumstances, has become deranged. Mr..
Reynoldson has been put under medical restraint
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hhoDE ISLAND PoLITIcs.--The Republican
State Convention have nominated the same ticL !,
as the Americans for State officers, except tina,
they substituted Sylvester Robinson for Lieuten
ant Governor, and Benjamin Mumford for General
Treasurer
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HON ED EVERETT was in Washington yester.
aAs from whence he win arrive In Richmond In
ahs 70 deliver bis lecture on Wednesday night
Wke.
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~ Better than Gold, What h wealth

II Better than G0id.--What IL wealth,
without health to enjoy it, Literally nothing. And
at this of the yesr, when every system needs
renovatng, and Strengthening, what IL the best medi
cine to be used for that purpose BAKERS Pas
MUM BITTERs. And why! Because they are free
from all mineral poisons prepared from pure
getable substances and have proved to be the best
tonic discovered. They cure dyspepsia. eradi-
cate impurities of the blood dspel ali surplus bile.
increase both appetite and Digestion and give to the
patient flow Of spirits that of themselves slways
ensure prompt digestion of food. IL you tron-
bled with choc, darrhra, any of the diseases in.
cdent TO the use of fruits and vegetables these Bit
tiers will relieve you at once.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs.
PURCELL. LADD L CO..
NH III Druggists, Richmond, Va
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" johnson, inimitable Cutter Of Hal,
and Whiskers on 10th street, between Main a..
Cary Particular attention paid 10 Dressing CurIi,,
and Shampooning the Hair.
InfsIlibls Tonic to grow the Hsir-sn inaantan neon
Dye for beautiful black or brown. NH
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" Fletchor,s Hair Tonic excels ever,

" Fletcher's Hair Tonic excela every
thing for beeutlfying and improving the Hair No
tolst table il complete without it and single tn
In quite sufficient TO show its good effect. The greet
success OF the Tonic has brought up host Of iusta-
tors, (who know much about tina treatment OF the
Hair as the man In the moon.l whose noxicus mix
lures have rEooaeed 20 much mischief and annoy
ance.
Persons wishing the original aud genairs article
can be supplied By the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON,
mhI2 10th st., between Main and CsTy.
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e. To Nervous SufIerers.--.A retired
clergyman, restored to health in few days. s;ter
many years of great nervous SUFFERING is anxious
make known the means of cure. Will send tfresl
the prescription used. Direct the Rev JOHN NJ
DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
fe 29-lm*
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MARRIED

IN alt.ore On the "a Inst by the Re. g; m9f
- NJ. ROBERT X. HATCLIFFE to Mss sinsf
MA A. BAsTfN, all Of this city
a, ,hs 18th inst ct unon Hill Station. By the Hey
az plsetweil. Mr. v. l.. FORE and Miss IsAbEL.
IA FRAZER, all Of this city.
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= Tafr Uye. Hafr Itve..a.h.... .

~ Hair Dye, Hair Dyo.--Jeapes,. H.,.
bsr has Hair Dye which Il instantaneous snd psr..
washes OF We win advise all who dys to i've JON.
son call a. te warrants to give perfect sstisfacts,
or no charge.
Also to Be had FLETcHEss HAN Toxic. m m,
libs remedy for all the ills that shs human hair /
heir to.
iorH srnEsT ssrwEsH MyIH CARY s1aEr,,
mn n
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Young Mems Democratic Association
"A meeting Of tbs Young Mems Democratic associs;
ton will he bold at Corinthiun Hall ON SATURDAY
night, the 18th March, at O'Clock.
BEVERLEY r. WEXFORD, Jr, Esq, win sddre"
the Association. Every Democrat Is expested 20 a.
tend Members OF the Association and ell thsss who
desire to join, viii please be punctus az there is I'M
portant bus.ness 70 transact. C. L. LONG,
NH lS-3t President.
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-. IA p.rfnmed Brenfh...Wl

~ Perfumed Bpenth..- What lady mr.
eentleman would remain under the curse Of diss-
srsssss breath when Sy using the Balm ~, Of Thou
10 sweet, bat leave the teeth white - alsbsster?-
Many persons do not know their breath IL bad, and
the subject Is delicate their friends will never msa
ton IT, Pour a sinxle drop of the Balm on you,
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning.
fifty cent bottle will last year.
Beontifut Complexion may be acquired BY usn,
the palm of Thousand Flowersr IL will reupovs
tam pimpIes and freckles from the skim leaving it Of
a soft and roseate hue Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Sharino Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush n
either cold water pour on two or three drops
of "Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
ting the operation Of shaving. Price only so cents
For sale by FErRipeE L Co., proprstors, and all
s' BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
fe I2-d6m Agents, Richmond
~ The Great Russian Remedy..-Pro Do.
NO PUBLIco.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy in case of accidents TO the chill.
dren."
of thirty years standing and is recommended by ply
sicans It 10 sure and speedy cure for Burma Plies
Boils, Corns, Felons, Chibains and Sores Of every
tie Rash. Bunions, Sore Nipples, recommended By
nurses Whitlows Sites, Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Stings. Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum, Sesrvy, Sore and
Cracked Lps Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh WOUNDS,
it Is most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by Thousands who have used It In the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this Salve do injury or interiors
with physicians prescriptions 1t 10 made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing in that country-snd the prope
tors have letters from all classes, cergymen phys
Clans captains nurses and others who nave used
it themselves, and recommend it to others.
Redding's Russia Save 10 put In large tin boxea
stamped on the cover with a picture OF horse and
disabled soldier which picture 10 also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents q box.
Sold at all the stores in town or country, or may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING K CO., Propneton,
Mos State st., Boston.
e. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents fol-
p;eL-ond fa I2-d6ra
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" L. p. Chase, M. D., homeopathic
Office l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
Richmond. Va. 10 S--Sm
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Sailing of the America

BOSTON, March 12-The steamship America
sailed at noon, to-day, for Liverpool She takes
out $500, 900 in specie.
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Recruits for Walker.-Parker III. French.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-The steamer Dan
iel Webster left yesterday for San Juan, having
board 200 recruits for Col. Walker and Col Parker
H French.
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TDr. James DOye--0fIce corner Of Bank
and 9th streets, opposite the Boil House ia s-3m
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r. 50 Gsmf 6sgserfcSfySes.sssf Sws,s..
has just received small lot Of 50 cent cases foy H.
guerreotypeE and those who wish their pfeturss I.
Ken IN P0verv unrfvsled STYLE must call ct ones H.
fore the cases are all gone. MIA
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T Special N0ticc.-We call the atten.
ton of the trade to sale of Sugar and Molasses
at the lower shed on the Dock, THIS DAY, COM
mencing at ii O'Clock.
CHAS. T. WORKMAN CO.,
NH IA Auctioneen.
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Presentation to DR.. Deems-A Mistake Corrected
Dis9raceful Situation, &c.
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w The Greatest Medical Dissolve

to- The Greatest Medical Discovery of
TEE AGE, IS AYERS CATnARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases OF Scro-
fula.
Two Boxes have cnred Eryspelas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from
Boils-often less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of ul-
GERS the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body.
They should be given to children, who are always
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
As gentle Physic they have no equal
One Box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half Box cures Cold.
They purify the blood and thus strike at the foun.
dation of every disease.
Asa Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world.
They purely vegetable. and can do no harm,
but do accomplish unaccountable amount of good.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass. and
| sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., wholesale and re
tail, Richmond, Va. fe 8-eodGc2m
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DIN. T. SC0TT 4 Co,
Gentlemen Having been afflicted with soreness
IA my sdes and pains on my limbs with cold in my
lungs and depression of Spirits for some two or
three months i. few days since, took one dose of
your McLane's Improved Liver Pills which has ben.
enttsd me very greatly, and the Improved Pills are
OLD McLane's Pills, which have frequently TAX
horetotore, and can with confidence recommend
the improved Pills to the afflicted and my friends, a.
both mild and curative. GIDEON MARTIN
MokcANrowN Va, Sept. IL 1855
This % 70 certify, That have examined the Recipe
Improved Liver Pills by Dr. l. Scott who has Been in
the habit Of preparing and hsine my original medi-
cines in my Office during the last thirteen years. aud
that believe he has improved them. make the
shove statement the more willingly y have no in-
terest In them whatever g. McLANE. NJ d.
DR. McLane's Improved Vermfuke and Improved
Liver Pis and DR.. l. SCOTS Celebrated Circassian
Imminent for sals ~ PURcELL, LADD CO., and
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Richmond.
nh 5-dkcl2m
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wAsHINGTON LITTER.
eoRREsrospExcE or THE DIsPArcs

III. Eaasas Questionable Darts. Of Maryland
Central American QaestioH.
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r. Protection Building Fund Company.
An adjourned meeting of this company will be held
at their room lover the recently occupied by
w. A. Butters) on SATURDAY Evening, the 18th
instant, at o'clock. Z. r. TOWNSEND,
NH l4-2t Secretary.
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To 0. NJ. CRU1CHFIEID, Esq. Speaker of House
of Delegates.
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@e JAMEsTOWN-Leaves City Point
ELL1sIE1T SATURDAY morning at O'Clock,
W3%Sk*M55 for New York via Norfolk.
Passengers desiring to take this cheap and comfort
able route to New York, must leave by the Peters
burg cars at 81 O'Clock Saturday morning.
Tickets and Berths secured at oul Office during to-
dsy Friday, south side of Basin.
Only $40 through to New York, meals and state
room accommodations included.
NH Alt LUDLAM L. WATSON.
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RKUNlNIEL & ROYSTERs. Commissioa
- MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF MANufACTUReD
AND LEAF ToBAcco, FLOUR, GRAIN, CoTTos, 80.
No. 50, Water street. New York.--ConsgnmentsL ~
the above address will receive the special attention of
Mr.. A. l.. ROYSTER, the resident partner in New
York. Advances on Shipments will be negotiated Oh
liberal terms by A. L. Royster, Brother L Co.. Rich
moud, or by us. Orders for purchases in New York
will also receive attention.
BRUMMEL REGISTERS
New York, January, 1855.
JOS RRUMMEL,
L. I
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED At
~ O'NElLL'S BOOK STORE AND LIBRARY
Mscellanea; Bishop Spalding The Day-Star; Davis,
Hughes and breckenridge Oral Discussion; Rev
DR.. Cahilps Works; The Primary of the Apostolic
See, Kenrick; Lectures on the Eucharist, Wiseman;
and Catholicity, compared in their eff
on the Doctrines of the Church, Wiseman; vindica-
ton of the Catholic Church, Kenrich; End of Con-
troversy; Hstory of the Reformation, Cobbett; The
Mser, &c Conscience; The Jesuits their Studies and
Teschinss Maynard; Lion of Flanders Conscience;
Tales of Old Flanders, Conscience; War of the Peas
Chaloner; The Following of Christ A Kempis.
JOHN OEE1LL.
Broad ST.. next door to Broad Street Hotel.
NH
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SHELL LIBlE.--I hive forsaIe and Will
y keep constantly on hand at my Lime ,Ellns near
Capt. Goddins tavern, Bacon branch . larse sur.
ply of the best quality of purs, unadulerated Oyster
Shell LIME Farmers and others In want OF this az
ticle can act their orders filed by applying at my
NH 5-dGclm I0uN M0ca
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ROARDING..-TwO pleasant rooms, with
- Board, can be had in q pleasant neighborhood
on Franklin street. Apply at this office.
mi t4---dts
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THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEDY,
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDIC Els
HAVE FAILED Every day new testimony comes
in that speaks of the virtues that should induce the
afflicted to delay longer. The Debilitated-th the
DespondiDg-the Dyspeptic-6nd in it great resto-
rative and invigorator,
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The following interesting facts were presented
by Mr.. Denesle in his very able speech in the Sc
nate yesterday on the James River and Kanawha
bill
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LUNEY'S CREEK 2. O,
Hardy county, Va, Dec. |, 1855.

hdfuy county, w., DcC L, 100.
MEssRs MORTIMER l. MowBRAY
Gentlemen-Pursuant to request here rive You a
description of the effects of Hanpton's Vegetable
Tincture, and its applicability to nv case receiv.
ed injury to my constitution in the Mexican war
in lS47. had malignant typhoid fever, which affect.
ed my lungs, and from which suffered more or less
until short time since. Last June was taken with
the Asthma 1.-THE Immoral type) and that stuck to me
all the Summer and FALL and reduc ed in weight
from l52 to 1SS pounds, my average weight in my
healthy days was lis pounds. Your Tincture has
cured me already and have only used four bottles
hereby all afflicted similar to myself that no
better remedy be found; it is the best Expector-
ant ever tried. 1t soon carried off all the phle sm
from the lungs. have gained pounds since l com
menced its use. remain yours,
GEO. A. BURGoYNE.
~ Delicate Ladies' and children will please give II
trial
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
l. CO., Richmond; bv Dr. COOKE, Fredericksbure; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
- &l per bottle; 6 bottles for S5.
NH l-0&c
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N HEAD QRS lST RECT VA. VOLS,
n Richmond March IS, 1885,
nj ORDER No.
W MIR. ID. Truheart jr, In hereby appoint.
teers with the rank of Captain vice Capt R. Milton
Cary elected Lieut.. COL
BY order of T. P. AUGUST,
NH Alt Col LIST Reg't Va. Volunteers.
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m GRAYS...Drill at Lafayette Hall this
n (FRIDAY) Evening, at u O'Clock. Be punctual.
ll JNO. T. ROGERS.
NH I4-..lt Orderly
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LOST.

I OST-.On the 5th inst, n Port Monnafe
IL containing small amount of money, and some
receipts &c. The finder will confer q favor by re-
tanning the money and returning the Port Monnaie to
the subscriber P. D. BERNARD.
Hermitage, Richmond,
March 1Ith 1856. NH l2.--St
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E0R RENT--.TLe Isecond and third

=. FOR RENT..-The second and third
E::a stories store, No. 81 Pearl street For
E:4 q commission merchant or sales rooms the loca-
ton is very central (next door H. W. Fry Sons
with good entrance to the street. Possession given
on the LIST of April possibly before that time.
NH 14-3ts KNOWLES WALFORD.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-21

MORE INDIAN MAssAcREs IN FLoRrpA.-A
letter dated Fort Myers, Feb. 90, says;-"We
have TO record another massacre by the Indi-
ans. A Mr.. Hudson, resident of this post,
accompanied by his negro Sam, left here
some / days since for the oyster banks, in
Charlotte harbour, with the intention Of ga
thering load Of oysters for this place. Their
prolonged stay e4ited suspicion that some
accident had beialen them, and consequent
ly on Saturday last, Capt.--despatch
an armed boat party in search of them. They
proceeded to the bank and found their vessel
a schooner Of 90 tons burthen, dismantled of
her sails. and the dead bodies of Hudson and
his negro on the deck horribly mutilated ;
near by another boat, burnt 70 the waters
edge, was discovered, and on shore the body
Of an oysterman named Martin, was discovo-
red in the tho same condition of the other
,wo. The volunteers have taken the field
but as yet have accomplished nothing. The
country is inundt ted with water. which pre-
vents the regular [. s troops from taking the
field , in fact the number here is totally insu-
fcient to even keep possession of the post
already established. "
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John DOOn,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons concern
District Of Chittenden. SIS. s cd in said Estate of
John Doom late of undcrhil in said District de-
ceased, GREETtNG.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District OF Chitenden, tn, Goth day
Of February A. u. ls5G an Instrument, purporting
to be the last VIII aud Testament of John Doom
late of UndeThll in said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate. by
Mary Doom the Executive therein named And
il is ordered by said Court that the 18TH day Of
March A. u. lsjG, at the Probate Rooms in said
Burlington, be assigned for proving said lnstu-
mcnt and that notice thereof he given to all per-
sons concerned, by Publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Free Press q
newspaper printed Mt said Darlington. previous TO
the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to rppear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause,
Given uni my hand nt Burlington in said
District, this 2tth day Of February 4. j.. l~iC.
". II. FRENCH, Jp{g,.
M3iw3.
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From SEVEN TO ELEVEN. Among other lit
tie missives asking " the pleasure of your
company we lately received one by the
terms of which the e pleasure " was xpress-
ly limited to the hours " from seven to ele-
ven O'Clock" We accepted the invitation and -,
with not far from one hundred other guests,
enjoyed the evening right pleasantly. A
bountiful supper was served at about half
past nine, and then the dance went on more
lively than ever. By aud by whirling waltz
music sobered into a march. Very few but
wondered -" what now although they un-
questioningly fell into the train. When all
were thus in marching order " the music
changed to " Good night, the host and
hostess appeared at a convenient point, and
shaking hands with each one of their guests
bid them a pleasant bon Sor. II wds ten
minutes past eleren o'eiock-that was the
"what now IN, Y, Sun.