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INRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
Yuusts, it,, for Sale ano 3ent.

gUW5F5, W., IUE eSdlE aIIU 1lEIIl.
NOR RE,NT.-The FRONT ROOMS on
IL second floor of CARROLL HALL, corner of Balti-
more and Calvert streets. Apply to
r. SNOWDEN ANDREWS,
jy1-f No. S Carroll Hall.
<TH FOR SALE OR RENT.-A very
Haii convenient HOUSE. the north side of MONU-
s<->.9 MENT STREET, between st. Paul and Calvert
will be put in complete order to please fashionable
family. Possession given by the 18th of June
Enquire at II. C. DALLAM'S,
No. % St Paul Street,
Or, JAMES \. WESTON X CO.,
my26eots No. II South Charles Street
E.sat FOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE
BFj AND LOT No. 2l9 West Lombard street, opposite
Medical College Lot 81 feet front and rear 10 feet
deep alley; house % by feet including
BACK BUILDING three stories high with all modern fix
lures Stable in the sufficient for five carriages,
horses and tons hay. Property in fee. Apply
j. CROSBY & son,
ie25tf Is Bowly's Wharf
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CUNSHINE AND RAINY DAYS.-It is
omportan the Ladies that they be protected through
sunshine shower The subscribers Keep constantly on
hand splendid assortment of Silk Paragon and Whale
bone Sun and Rain UMBRELLAS, exceedingly light in
their construction OF PARASOLS we have an assort-
ment second to in the country Our new style of
Ashburton Parasols is of English origin and much ad
mred Also, Of recent importation, some fifty dozen
FOLDING FANS of the newest designs all of which we
offer to the trade or consumer on pleasing terms.
E. NJ. PUNDERSON & CO,
Agents for Wheeler Wilson and Ne Plus
je3-tf Ultra $40 Sewing Machines
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NOR SALE OR LEASE-THE LOT
1 OF GROUND, n. W. corner Calhoun and McTieurv
streets 1877 feet MctIenry and 100 feet Calhoun
The improving character of that section of the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make n desirable investment.
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
Commerce
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METALLIC UBBER

GSs4ISsA CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
- We have hand at % North GAY STREET
the largest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
south New York all of the latest fashions most
approved styles The public invited to call and
examine for themselves; all of which will be sold on
reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIGHT & O'CONNELL,
RS- Repairing done the shortest notice.
| mr20
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" o G LIS
IMPERIAL AROMA TIC BITTERS.
100 Cases these very celebrated BITTERS, just re-
ceived and for sa by
J.B. CHARRON & CO.. Sole Agents,
1872 and 134 West Lombard street,
ap12-f TA1 doors east of Hanover
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DLOCK MARBLE CLOCKS.
I'D CANFIELD BRO d co.
22g BALTIMORE STREET,
= ;,oice of Block Marble Clocks
win ana without broh%e myll-tf
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{frE- FOR SALE.-Ilouse No. 80 McCulloh
Esi Strcet-a commodious and well-bult House, in
49, perfect repair and with every modern convenience
Apply to GEORGE \. WILLIAMS,
ie3-tf No 141 Hoffman Street.
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3usintss Garos.

TOHN w. HOGG,
y ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT
FOR PTPLTC IND PRIVATE BUILDINGS.
Office 2 (up stairs,) No II South Street
(NEAR BUILDING)
je23-1y Baltimore.
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DANK NOTES.
I'D THE UNCURRENT MONEY DEPARTMENT
of our business receives special attention.
BANK NOTES, CHECKS AND CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT wanted at best rates
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
je12tf No. 19S Baltimore Street
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II II A + IL ..
We call attention this press which combines greater
po,Ver and durability requires less labor occupies less
baiine Hav or Cotton ever offered the public For sale
manufacturers prices by J. A. WESTON Co,
faoo re- Charles street,
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10 Mechanics, Inventors, and
Manufacturers.

TN ANNOU NCING the TIIIRTEENTH An
l. nuai Volume of the SCIENTIFIC AbfERI-
CAN, tho Publishers respectfully inform.the pub
lie that i'll order to increase and stimulate the
formation of clubs, they propose to offer One
Thousand Fire Hundred Dollars in Cash Pren,i.
ans for the fifteen largest lists of subscribers
sent in by the lst of January, 1858 said premi.
ums to be distributed as follows -
For the largest list, $500; 3D. $3.50; 81. 5000;
4,l,, $3.50; 5th, 500; 9Th, $50; 7th; $50
sth, $40; 9th, $50; lOlh. $50 il th, $40; 10Th,
S35; l3th, $50; 18th. S25; I5th, 500.
Names of subscribers catl be sent in at differ.
ent times and from diferent'Post, Offices. The
cash'will be paid TO the orders Of the successful
competitors, Immediately after the lat of January
1883.
/ Southern, Western, and. Canada money will
he taken for subscriptions. Canadian subscribers
each years subscription to prepay postage
Terms Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a Year.
or Ono Dolla for Six Months, =
Club Rntes.-Five Copies for Six ,Monihp n:
Five Copies, for Twelve Months, SO; Ten cop.
les for Six Months. $s; Ten Copies for Twelve
aon'hs' Mon sl5; Twenty Copies, for TwelvsMonth,.
For all Clubs Of Twenty and Sser, S5ser the yearly
subscription is only $l.4O. .
The new volume will be printed upon fine pa.
per with new type.
The generacharacter of the SorzNriF1o AMERt.
CAN IS wei khoYn, ana, ns heretofore, itwitlbe
chiefly devotedto promugation ofsinformation
relating to thewarious; Mechanical and Chenicdl
Arts tna'.nfactafss, agriculture, Pntents Inven.
tions. Engineering, MI Work. and all interests
Which the light Of Praesicqk SCIENCE is calcdlatSa
to atIvance.l 1t is isAied weekly, in form for
.at"ssipg;it eo1tains annually from 500 to 600
tinelyeXec9tedsEpgfav ard Notices Of. Amer:
lean and EaEopeap Improvements, together w,sh
an an Official list OF; Ashericaa Pateut Claims pub.
JiGhed week. kly i'm adynnoe of nil otber ne,r.,.
Il is the aim qf .tlle. Editors of ilie ScIEN1nao
AMEsfcAN 70 present al subjects diseussed in its
coiYmns in Pfacticpl and popular form. Thsy
will also endeayor 10 maintain Candid fearless.
ness IN cbfnba and Posing fasa The oriesand
practices W S&Shtifs ard Mechanical. f,il,tas.
and'ihs pfeserye the cha ractsr of. ScfxuTnSo
'AMEafoAs as q reliable Ency SpsS1iaof ussful
and EntettainlNg KuowlsdgS a - "a sss,s,ssR- s:sssR
u Specimen copieswilE 6s segt atls Is snsy
part Of the copIry.Sf - y - s-{Ss
.MUNN.& CO, Pub,ishsfs and Patent Asssnit..
~ 10. i2s Euiton streeta New York.
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From tie Olics Branch.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Df FLORA NEAI.E.

The night lamp is burning but dirnly,
The fire on the hearth, dying out,
Sounds fall on my ear imdis,inrtIy,
And shadows are lying about;
My feet and my heart have grown weary,
And earth scenes no longer ac bright;
The week and its duties are ended,
For me it is Saturday night"
The years, have numbered so many.
No more shall count upon earth;
I've known what the world cnlctli pleass3e.
Ii seems to me now nothing worth;
found the pure joys that are given
To those who will seek them Alright,
The promise of rest to the weary,
Where there is no saturday light"
have lowell and have w"p for the loving
joy that they wrn, on before:
II! mrc, them all cr"wncd with the angels,
Where we can br p,rtrd II" more.
The Sabbath that ends not, i, awning;
Shines clearer the heavenly tight;
OF al! nay weeks ending. the dearest
Is ;hi>. my la; saturday night
H.I!iNinr,, lAJ1.
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

IENiiiS Great Journal Of Crime aud Criminals
n Is III its Twelfth Year. and is widely cir.
culatrd throughout the country. 1t contains al!
the Great Trials, Criminal Gases. and nppropri-
ate Editorials on the same, together with infOr-
nation on Criminal Matters, not to be found iii
any other newspaper.
IL subscriptions 81 per Annum; 81 for
Six Months to be RENTED by Subscribers, (who
should write their names and the town. county
and State where they reside planly,j
To GEO. W. MATSELI. & CO.,
Editor and Proprietor of tho
National Police Gazette,
New York City.
April 80, 1857 If
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BLANKS,

of which wc have now on hand the following
Last, t" which we shall continue 10 add until
We get a complete assortment:
sum Pro; FL ia. on Sum. Pro-; Ca. Sa. on
sum. Pro: Sub Writs; Sub Tickets in Law ::
Sub. Tickets i'll Equity ri. Fa.: Ca. Sa; Ca Sa
in Case; Copy Wri, in Case; Deeds of Convey
ancc; Declaration on Note; Commission to Ex-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
AsSn'nrs't Iulg on Writ Of Enquiry, Damages
Ass"S*rd by Clcrk-Dcbt or AsS,impst judy.
by Confession in Debt, ON Single Bill Judgment
on Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury :;
Judgment in Assumpsit at Issue. Plea With.
drawn; P"s!n Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Propcrly ::
Mortgage of Real Estate: Magistrates Summons: !:
do: Executions DO. Rccognizancc Summons to
Dcia,ullin. Jurors
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Two DOLLARS per amnurn, if paid in advance :;
Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within
six months, and THREE DvLIArs if not paid be-
fore the end of the year. All subscriptions not
limited at the time of subscribing, will be con-
sidrred as indefinite, and will BE- continued until
arrc"rases arc paid, or at the option of the Pro-
prictors. Orders from other States must inrari
atty be accompanied with tho Caxh
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Though we have ii penalty for nonpayment
"i subscriptions to our paper when due, il has
not been ri"'dv cNactcd by predecessors !:
aiih we, To some extent, have followed their cX-
ample Reasons satisfactory 10 ourselves hav.
l"d us I" the conviction that we should. IN all
cases, lnt"rr" tn" penalty. We therefore give
n"tic" that on and after the LIST of Aplil next
W" shall charge for all subscriptions not paid
within six months, S;2.jO, and $500 if not paid
within on" year. Those who come forward and
s"i'I: h'ior" that tim" may save something but
,h">c who neglect until after our rule gocs into
effect, may rely up"E paying for their negligence
f'" i"il ;''n"''n' of tn" penalty.
Experience toe" has taught us that there should
II" som" "iar%, mi.lc for Obituary Notices ry
r'"'iIG Il certain l"mgih. We shall i'm future.
chiry" III" excess over one square, al a,lvrr,is.
ng rates, T." b" charged to the party W no orders
1t IN tn" paper
Th" above terms have been agreed to by thc
Pr"pr.t"rS of the Abbcvi!lc Eamncr and I,,de
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The State eof South Carolina,
~ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. = ~!

"'''''% v. s'''''"' Foreign Atassassn, Al is
Jas. A. LiddclI. Thomson :. Fair. Attorneys
WhEREAs the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, file his deojaration against.the Defendant;
who, it is said, is absent frofh 'aud without the
limits g this STATE, andfhas aeithef wife nor
copy Of the Said dselatstion might be served
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Deien-,
daut do appear and plesd bald declaration.
on or before the twelfth day Of April, eighteen
hundred and fifty.eigbt, otherwise fisat at,spa.ab..
sOiute judgment will then6 90 given AUD aTaSdei'
against him. ~ y
MATTHEW MoDONALD.: :oor.. '.
Clerks Office, April II; 1857 Sly
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From Nr .NcW Y"rN I"utK,v.
GEORGE WHARTON'S JEALOUSY.
Bl II. ". 'rROwEEfnGE.

Jealousy! 'ris a gr""n-cyc1 monster, wlel.
doth mak"
The mc;t il irc!S On
My st business, reader, is to present
You Il pen and ink ,!;.-ucrrrntypv of the he
TO OF this $li"tch-mprc for Your own in!or-
NATION than for any purpose may have in
making this story an amusing one. In,ar-
Inc him If you please, to he Il young man
of one and twenty: height six feet two
inches lean and m:scrat,lr, with shanl;s :"
shrnnk that they were more than once CON-
pared 20 Il pair ot beam p"!cs; complexion
s'iiow: hair. h"!, Oh hca! anI f:,rc. yellow
or rather lnul color; in short he WAS ones
beau ideal Of a green country h,ohv. This
WAS George Wharton. AZ he WIS when
knew hi:n--h" may have changed sine.
ani /. is 10 b" !:op". that he has, both in
iAc", form aml I>r"> ion. for he WAS with,
on, exception The ''.:,,n">," >,ra.ir..n Of
humanity that ,.cT had ,Lc ~pIva-ure Of
meeting.
Ills wife (sor he had a wifr) WIS as opro.
site to him in every attribute. us it WAS pos.
sihic for person to he. Handsome, agree
able, witty, and pp>>cSscd of good share
CT animal spirits, She won tn. hearts Of all
who were blessed with her acuuaiu;
ancc
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Prosperity ana acknowledgements is
not without many fears and disasters. and
a'lvcrsity is not without comforts and homes
We see in needle works and embroideries
1t Is more pleasing to have lively work
upon sad and solemn ground, than to
have dark and melancholy work upon a
ishtsome ground; judge, therefore, of the
pleasure OF the heart by the pleasure of the
eye. Certainly virtue is like precious odors,
most fragrant when they are incenscd or
crushed; for prosperity doth best discover
vice, but adversely doth best discover virtue.
-L0,N Bacon.
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Ho! for Chick Springs!!

]. p. POOI. e. CO, will be ut the Green
vile Depot with good Convryances and careful
Drivers to carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run.
Il DAILY LINE or STAGES
To and from the Springs. leaving Grcenville at
oclock, A. NJ. Fare 81.
May II, 1857 6 tf
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Chick Springs,
GreenVille District.

S:A TIE Subscribers having purchased ts.sa.t tisfsa
III that wcknown ami ong-establsl.cd Eiil.
Summon Resort, Chicks Springs,
within 10 miles Of Grccnvie, have nut the
premises III the most thorough repair They are
determined 10 spare no efforts to make the
SPRINGS all that can he desired whether to
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest Of
pleasure.
The saluhri"us and invigorating qualities of
these waters having been we'll known to tho
travelling public for the last twenty years. it is
deemed unnecessary to enter into detail; but
any further information or reference will DO
carefully furnished upon application to either of
the propri"t"rs.
The HOTEL will he open for the reception of
visitors Oh the 1st of June, and will be kept
open during the season.
1t gives us pleasure to add that the former
pr"prictors, the Messts. CHICK, will spend their
summer at the Springs, and will be glad to sec
their many friends there.
J. T. HENERY.
+. TALBIRD,
j. BURSEY.
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P1INTING

TIlE Propri"inrs of the AnuEvILLE BANNER
would respectfully infprm the public that
they are prepared To execute all kinds Of .Bspl,
W Ortk with nrancsS aud Dispatch Having
incurred considerable expense for lriniin. mate.
rlaS, they have no hcsitancy in saying that thcv
are as well prepared, and can do rs neat work
;'S any other establishment i'll the up country Of
South Carolina.
They wall also keep hand complete as
Snr M 4
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1!c ,Silr"r .Nincs of .N,r;co nnd .f,j:ouu
-1ic London Times Of the l2lll contains
III It's money article il long notice of the
Arizona silver mines, and of the company
formed in Cincinnati for working some of
them. 1t is not a little singular that the
English people arr SO often the first to dis.
cover and 20 avail themselves of tn. mineral
wealth Of distant regions, aud that the vast
treasures Of silver known and proved to
exist in Mexico should for Years have been
worked for the benefit of England alone.
The product OF the Mexican mines. worked
mostly by English c,pital, has for many
years far cXccclcd ;hat of the same mines
when worked hy the Spaniarls, and in
1856 and 1857 it is stated at from s35,-
100000 to SlO,OOo,oOO. 1t is believed,
however, that public attention will soon be
directed in the United States to this subject
and that American enterprise will avail itself
Of the vast treasures existing in our clocc
vicinity.
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Remember that an impious or profane
thought uttered by a parents lips, may op-
crate on the young heart like careless spray
OF water thrown upon polished steel, staining
1t With rust, which no after securing can
efface. syG s.s
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an Aust,uliun Nugget.-A beautiful
nugget was brought down last week from
kingower, and has been lodged in the bank
Of Victoria. twas found embedded in sand
only thirteen feet below The surface. Its
form is that of an immense flake Of gold
two feet two inches long. about ten inches
wide at its greatest breadth, and only from
one inch to one and quarter inch thick.
Its weight is l,743 troy ounces, and is
nearly pure. There was very little gold
round about it, but it was in the line of q
lead which yielded about 10000 ounces of
nuggets. I believe this is the largest mass
OF gold ever found in one lump. The mug.
get exhibited at the Great Globe, in 1854
weighed 1873 lbs, but contained good deal
OF Quartz, and is valued at f7,OOO.-Letker
from Australia.
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A fool, says an Arab proverb may be
known by six tlings-anger without cause.
speech without profit, change without mo
tive inquiry without object, putting trust in
stranger, and not knowing his friends from
his foes.
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Joe SmiM.-It is stated that son of the
original Joe Smith, the prophet, founder of
the Mormons, now resides at Nauyoo. He
IS about "a years of age. A correspondent
OF the St. Louis Republican is very positive
that Joseph intends to assume the leader
ship of the church next spring, and, as a
method OF solving the Mormon problem.
suggests that our government should en-.
courage the people of Utal, in acknowledge.
ing him, and thus rid themselves sof the
traitorous Brigham. Is
a sensible wife looks for her employment.
at home-a silly one abroad.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

lh" Pr"prir'orS of the Abhrvillc Hanpcr and
l"fi"h1'm Press, have established the follow
i'G rates "i :v"rtlsimg t" be charged in both
raI"r$:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less tinc
than three months, will be charged bv the insrr.
tI"n ut One Dollar per Square a. inch-lhc
si'ac" of II solid lines or less for the iirs, iusrr
i'"n. hn'l Fifty Cents for each subsequent in.
srriui
-; The Commissioners. Shcrif's, Clerks on,
Dra.narvs Advertisements will be- inserted IN
both papers. each charging. half price
cS Sheriff. I."vi"S, One Dollar cach
~ Amn"uucin" Candidate. Five Dollars
Advertising an EStray, Two Dollars, to be
pail 10y IA" Magistrate
Advertisements inserted for ;hrcc months, or
longer, NJ the inlinw!u. rates:
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Che Abbcuille Banncr,

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS &c CREWS.
w. G. DAVIS Editor
T. 3. CREWS, Publisher
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Tunnel Bctwcen Enyiand and Frnnce.-
Some time ago French engineer, NJ.
Thome dc Gamond, published plan for
uniting England with France by means of
Il tunncl beneath the sea, from Bolognc sur
Mcr to Dover. We learn from Paris that
the Emperor of the French regards such a
tunnel us both desirable and practicable.
and that by his orders NJ. dc Gamond's plan
was referred to commission Of government
civil engineers, all eminent mcn. This com
mission, after examining the scheme in all
Its details, have come to the conclusion that
it is feasible, and ought TO be seriously en-
tcrtaincd, and it las recommended the nov-
eminent to disburse 100000 for the purpose
OF making new investigations respecting it.
The same commission recommend that the
English government should be requested to
say if it be disposed to take any part in
these investigations. ns.-Liierary Gazette.
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The Ltr-PTc$crriny Juckct.-We re.
Gently gave q brief account Of IL life prcscrv-
l"g Jacket similar to Il scaman's pea Jacket,
invented in Philadelphia An experimental
trial OF it took place Oh Tuesday, at the
foot OF Chcsnut street in the presence of
some 400 persons. The Ledger says:
"James Rough, study scotchman,
weighing about 900 pounds, made his ap-
rca'"nc", a'tircl in one OF the jackcts, and
plunged hcadlong from the pier into the
water, distance Of about six feet; being
Il heavy man, he sank about two feet un-
der wat cr, but rose instantly to the surface.
where he lay perfectly motionlcss for two
minutes; slight movement brought him
to vertical position, his shoulders being
out OF the water, h. then threw himself into
different attitudes to test its bouvant prop
critics. every one Of which demonstrated its
power to keep the body vertical. lie after.
wards drew from a pocket in the breast Of
the Jacket a bottle of brandy and took a
dranght, to the amusement of the spccta.
tors, who gave him three hearty Cheers
lhc water being very cold, he swan to the
per and was assisted out. The experiment
was III every way successful"
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await the arrival of his better half, but then
the thought struck me that this was II fine
chance to have some sport at his expense, so
| replied:
"Chalenge tho villain to fight, and when
You have made way with him, then sue for
Il divorce"
''But what if he should mako way with
me" he whimprrcJ.
"Nhy then you will be out VI world Of
trouble, and your cousin can marry Claram
replied.
ooh! that would be horrible to think
o."
"Come now," | exclaimed, "fou have
asked my advice, and have given it to YOU
rs best i, lies i'll my power. Now YOU take
rooms at the nightingale for the night,
VII! make all the necessary arrangements,
and by six o'clock tomorrow morning one
ot you viii he in kingdom come There
not word sai'l |, pushing him towards
tn" door, rs | perceived that he WIS about
I" rXpo>tu'a,c. mot IL word, will array. it
a.! yon can depend upon me. vii c"!!
on you in an hour and let You know all
about it, Good nigh, :" and slammed the
door III his :,cr, then threw myself in :. chair
and burst intoan uncomfortable ii; uf laugh
! ter. Here remained for ten minutes. pom
"rI!n@ over the d;llitnl, par, had assigned
- myself, an! ,!icn procrc',d to wrlca c;'-
l"n:." III due lrn. AIirr which | lighted
Il car, AMI n;,le my way to the th"ar,..
On The steps. who should meet bat Grpra..
/ Wharton himself, pacing up and down with
most r;'!icul"ls and determined air Ills
hat WAS pulled down over hi, eyebrows, anl
hs "'"'c appearances Indicate! that he WAS
bat Oh making !. bigger fool Of himself
than Il" i'll reality vas
A~ approached he ran to mo, aul cx,
claimed
i am waiting here to see how t:lry
come out. cannr. endure remaining
a!on,. at the i"irI"'
"W"!I, ypn stay here until come ou,,"
sai'' J., "anI We W.! see how tbs affair i>
going to end"
entered the theatre, and, sure cnou.,,
in hc front boxes. seated sid. nv sill. w,r.
my Old friend T,umhul! and cla,, W,,ur
ton. la..a.,...I TO i,ract his .,,,.,,;,r
and caiirl him INTO he lobby. H.: WAS
surprised a,.l delighted to s,.c me, Il, WAS
a." to meet him. After tal!.inr over old
. affairs tnr some TIM: n, l.ur,h L,,,,.l,.1
the sul.j"c. uplcrnpst in nv mind and
thea with mock gravity presented hin, with
the challenge. lie read il over s.v,rI
times, ere he coulL perceive its import and
then Turned to me and demanded wba, :,
al meant.
"Whv, can't Won Sc. ," s,;l sc,;,,-,,
s.v.u h.,v. eu,.nynrrI :, ;u.,r.,,;., .,,, ,.,u.',r
into the affection, ,I N'h,r.,,,,. viz, T.,