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deneral Depot Special Agenc
New Orleans, Ia.
YERMIFUGES,
Winer's Canadian,
SwRin's, ..m=
PeFryiB Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
IA. Fahnestockts,
Mcf3ean's
BALSAM AND COUGH REM
EDIBS.
WistRr's Balaatn Of Wild Cher,
Ty,
Hastings Naptha,
Sl1erman's Balsan,
Buehan's Hungarian,
pa9is's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenek's Pnlm0nic Syrlip,
New England Cough Syrup, i
Bartholoilew's Bapgctoraiit,
Halls BRlBam,
Sweym's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pecto4.l,
paylor'S ) Balsam I3iverwort,
Jayne's Expect9raHt,
Wineris Hlecampaius,
Roger's i4iverwort and Tar, ~
Mrs. Gardeners LiyerWort,
stadley's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do
DF. Roses do
Mel ,eAu'B Streuytheliinp Cor
sAasAPsARILLAs
Dir. John Bulls,
S. P.Townend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
Nyneoop's,+
Shakers, M[
3E Graffenberg's, ~
Bfistol's,
9nysott'B Yellow Dock.
PLASrERS. +
Wells Strengthening, z
jew David or Hebrew
Baieau's,
Knapp's Indian
Aicock's Porous,
Grihifth's Adhesive,
Holioway's ArnlcG
@ LIN1MENTS.Z
McLeanfs Volcanic OIL Lini
ment.
=zl... H.l
Mexican Mustang,
Farrells Arabian
Butler's Nerve and Bone.
Hunts,
Hayer's,
Tofias,s venitian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Reliinger's, #
tiardener's,
Bartine,s Horse
derGhant's Gargling,
Cherokee,
ZaGuE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood,s Indian Ghogegue,
Rewards Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Wynkoop'5 Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifugs.
LOLENG ES.
sferman,s Congh and Worm,
Bryan's Puimonie Wafsrs,
LocorlS's Fnlnlofiic Wnfers.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
IloYett's Nahpeneor Hair 6less
Barry's Tricophfrons,
Lyou's KathRiren,
i}oyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
jnyns's Hair Tonic,
Van DeiIsen's Wahpene,
Landon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hasel's Eau Lustrala,I p
0ldridge's Balm of Columbia.
Radw9y1s Circassian Balm.
PANASEAS.=
Swain's iIouckis, @ -
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
IIongley's Great Western,
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dnlly's Magical Pain ExtractoI
Professor Ho!loway's Ointment
McAllister's Afi.Healing,
Brooks Magic salve, Pryor's
Pile.
Gray's IIarrison's Specific,
TraSk's Magnetic, Judkin's.
Lhndon's All-Henling, Russia
BITTERS,
Mofat's PhoElix, Blaka's Aro.
matte,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine, :
Hntching's Vegetable Dyspepsip
alo1lcy's y Vegetable, Coielnanis i
aofsnd's German, 0xygenateti,
YASDERVEER,S sc
@ Druggists aud lIerehaD
articles contained il the Above
yantage by calling or sanding /
he found the most extensive 80 Z
MEDICINES in the United {
Please address, T. I
zn2s tt Mas ii a,,d y :; 81 =
TTALIAN MARBLE.
a lliEnf5 ntrd TIfttA T4+Ls.-
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u oUIsIaNA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
oGee South corner Of Camp Apd Na,chss streets, New
Orleans.
Premiums the year ending 2sh February 1880 s7l 81
Net ptpNts ~ lhe year l3
Assets 29h February, 1850. f3
Tha Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of 3ax per
cent after paying interest outstanding Certificates
1853. - -
Interest paid ard Scrip 1855 redeemed Oh and after the li
May This Certificates Scrip will be
and after lat June 1860,
GHAs. BRIGGS, President.
H II. JAEvlEH, Secretary. a23 lin
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The object which this corporation been formed Is 10
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for compensation
Of passengers reight the United States mails New
Orleans Shreveport Jeeron and above the Red River Raft
and ail Intermediate landings.
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The purposes for which this corporation has been formed
ehaha the e&e residents and planters of the City
Orleans md Red River TO convey products Of the valley said
River with greater safety and facility, fer compensation from
and the City Of New QrieGUs generally all freight that
may offer, also passengers the United States mails, IN
good and safe Steamboats, nafigaed the Asssnht
Red Rivers and also afford the facilities
and citSgu other rivers where the Board Directors of hs
Company may deem IL advisable any boats in
which s Company IL shall hereafter b Interested and for
all the purposes belonging incidental navigation Cf
said rivers and their tributaries
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All he corporate powers ths Company slal be exercised
o5sg e io1si tf ri o Board dn to + + Gsegoss4 o George Kq
kons Monday in ApriI next s5p 0l
until h shall u duly efcied and ii lie Fst Man
existence u this election shall DO held for new
er until ther successors h 6ee fai e elecsd ] ] ic VILE
lion he Stockholders each sioc sGoldsr shall bc eIed 10
any circumstances prevent he election o 6ew Board 81 D
reCtns tile day named purpose hDn new order
shall be issref i the President calling HE
Ths BGata shn ecct one IL te renbsrs % bc Prian #
the CompaB who shan power 10 receive ad Teeept
@ and oe dne m @ epsFy wv n N @ H. S9 @ n M m
tG Company III e event of absence il sc
Of its members President pro enl to serve during liz atence
The nawsTs q lie President - ~
l5 The PTis T Rs a ~ Be ae On whom citation shall be
months the Monday The months oi April Iay
October and January aud lie President may call snecis peet
9 @ sa @ q ~ ass i & as as f sy & Dsso d @ @ % so
holders Of the Company.
Ndasp Is Psa a n II ase 9q fg G viz On he r
statement OF lie o he boafs and lie affair Of tie e6r
make m n annaai enert 10 10 e e ii @ @ @ Tso a y
fhe Board q Directors Shall si6c secretary Of the Board
among the Stockholders Of The Company shall Keep IN
Directors ana Of the stoekholde and tho sa be 1t a
sies srs O'' 10 '' 'sp'S' anu 't tue s'0ek"e
A. s elections s sae Stock stoskSds d sha hs snle
e!eeon Stofktolders appoint other
resent them az meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Com
and such representative shall have e right
said stoekhoder would have had lie
The Board Of Directors shall fix the
they shall make such bylaws, rules regulations as they
deem necessary for the Of the Company
the transaction OF its affairs provided the conflict
with this Charter or the laws Of this State alter
aud amend the occasion may require They have
power buy and sell real and
poses Of the Company; make contracts es mortgages
hypohOcations and compromises to borrow money to pur
chase and bnid be built
i the Company
In tho evant or Jao,l a f+ X ! a. E y,, lE - a.,
diIii - Gi y y ~ oi a,y nf tne 'ecios
f w ~ % t ~ e P W W ~ seetlo @ py me stockholders
W. VI ~ w H. S " p p4stu st le o1ee OIL me COniTa
Eoard af n;rscors at Io rSt KY ee 1n ny lhe
ocars ~ tie siani n y altei sueh
vecancy Tarnncv in ,bs oFce AZ ~ = w s
, H., Roa,i T nirsrtnr at ,ta - a.ii M ~
1r yacsne4 ocr4f III srtir n ~ ~ u ny pear ~
ofiee Tn president 9f I Ia9d bai II hs ~ We 70 sid
point Secretary pro te to act pn the aIecon d setp
ry as herein nr1yfdei far ~ W ' eieeoA VI H9ecFe'a-
| - ~ -
| ART1cLE VII.
the Board Of Directors shall organize act and such
certificate shall be signed y President and Secretary nf m
Board and transfer shall be valid upon The soe
book and by the surrender Of the certificate.
,
ARTICLE VIII.
The Capital Stock may time to time in such
and such may y tie Board
/ tfN1 l AntnFf n1t
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IS Front Levee and 30 Fulton opposite W. A. Yioe
between Poydfas and Grayief streets,
Manufacturers and Dealers In STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
We most respectfully cali the attention Of commission and
country merchants houekcepers and hotel popreora
large and well assorted stock of Cooking Parlor Office
Heating Stoves, comprising almost every kind existence
Tin and Japanned Ware, Chatting Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
Pots Hecas Urns Coffee Greque Toilet Sets Lamps Lanterns
and all kinds Of Wares suitable for Cooking and Domestic
poses All Of which viii be sold lower prices any house
In the city.
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING saovE, so well
adapted for the of Hotels Planters etc. to which invite
particular attention. ~
which will be sold at manufacturers prices.
Particular attention paid and Steamboat
iobbng, Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes, Valley Cutters Escape
Pipes and all kinds OF Copper, Tin aud Sheet Work
eeI2 n
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z. Nos. l6l and 81 Chartres street,
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oh,
Mc cNaifis Acoustic, Scarps's do
British, HRrlaem.
COSMETICS.
lGologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Meen FINN, -..
Homes LILLY White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMS, I
iLow's Brown Windsor,
Homes Chemical,
tRadgay's Medicated, CASTLES, \
Almond, Toilet and Family, /
Shaving Creams and G Compounds
of all descriptions.
- PILLS.
| Nrlgh1s 1ndistn Vegetable,
lMoiiat,s 5 Life, Rrandfe,f's,
istrong's Compound sanaiiys,
Istrong's Pectoral Stomach,
iHnll,s Fever and Ague,
MoSitison's, bee's, NaW London,
fS sappingtoa's, Champ
Graeienberg, Jayne,s Eana-@
iJayne's Ague, winer,s Canao-
mile,
iHibbaFd's Anti Billions, Peters,
bSpeneer'a Vegetable. Cooke.
iGOoper'R, Coyel,s Rheumatic,
Anderson,s, Allabasic'g Health.
sWister's Gentle Purgaiive,
IAllehasis' ARue, Hooper's,
IChickller's Sngar-eoated, -
lGilbert's Anti-Bilious Beck
4 with's,
iLady's Blood, Ingoldsby,s Pills,
lscott.s Vegetable, Eagon's,
iRadway's Regulators,
| Roses Railroad, Leiy's Female, I
London's Indian Sanative,
Londen's Ague, Holloway's,
iHalstead's Anti, Dyspeptfc,
tGordon's, McIMneis Liver.
j HAtR DYES.
| lCrist6dnro's Hair Dye,
4 Phalenis Magic, Batehel9rts
lGilman's instantaneous, & -
Ballard's, jules Hanets,
ICristadoTn's, Bogles. !
/ MISCELLANEOUS, ~
DIR. Morse's Invigorating Cor
| dial. /.
iThorn's Extract.
| Tarrant's Aperinnt,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rfubarb.
Carter's Spanish Mixtme,
iMcther's Relief,
fToothache Drops,
lLyon's Magnetic Powders.
Mrs. Kidd0rts Cordial,
Thompson'b Eye Water.
Watts Nervous Anti, =
/, Billings's Asirlngcnt
Hyatt's Life Balsam,
lMeMnnn's Elixir Of OpG,,tta
RndwisyS Ready Relief,
Rpd&aY's Resolvent.
tarrants Indelible Ink.
tDr. Fitch's Body Braces.
lDr, Fiich's Shoulder BrReas.
Dr. Eitch's Inhaliag Tubes.
Dr. Roses Preparations,
Minefs Atcannm Extract.
| lFenedT's Specific,
MarStiall's CRtholicon,
Pr. Fitch's Preparations,
horIeS Compound Syrup Of
L. Yellow Dock,
j Ferry DGEis'8 Pain Kjller.'
Brown's Essence Of Ginger.
Mortimore' Rheumatic Com.
1 p0unn.
Mortimore's Cordial Rittsrs. u
Myers Extract OF Rock Rosa.
lGrosaman's Specific.
| Dr. Wards Speciiic,
| uphhm's Pile Electnary,
lSteer's 0pedi1doc.
tGodfrey's Cordial,
iTnelington's Raigam.
lDF. Gnllen's Preparations.
5ateInan's Drops,
DIR. Jayne's Family Medicines
lSsidliiz and Soda Powders, ..
lEpping's Fluid Extract Bunhu.
| Lucina Cordial,
lJuno Cordial
Hart's Remedy for Fits, ~M
Wilson'S Death on Rats. .tc
Leidy,s Erasise Soap,
lkirhy's Cholera Drops,
Bali's Cholera Syrup,
lSpohh.s Headache Reinsdy-
Connell's Mixture,
Dr. Marchisl's Uterine Gstholi-
con,
iCowan's Lithontriptie,
iI!onden,s Preparations,
Houehtin's Pspsin.
lDarhy's Prpphylaetie Fluid.
HEIDAN SGHNAPPS,
3, and all dealers in any Of The
will find II 20 their asi-
heir orders as above, where will
of GENUINE PATEET
tates, and al the lowest nrices.
4 CO.,
EDI{tIRE REuAuSRA
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I WRIGHT tI CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
- and popular Family Medicines they offer Ia unnly
Druggists and Dealers Popretors Wholesale ptc
deneral Depot Special Agency Nos Isl street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

NOTICE - Mr.. JOSHUA PIeo In nouns otrp
Na4ary s - Wy ~ 1lf.ss y : !st<tszsa9,
New Orleans Jaly 2,tsiQ. s IVA Il
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ARTICLE
retrospective interests OF the parties hereto declared TO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

TTALIAN MARBLE. or yARJo,fS nt,I4n,sIcss,.
= aeleea AVID Pure White. For sale BY
s1stf BAREiiLr L CO..
81 Common strse.s
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my
achieved its triumph
When my husband reached home was strong to
do the last duty which my position imposed upon
me- knew well that, cost what it would this
must also be done. l must live the life to which /
was bound openly. went to him and told him OF
my love, of my resolution, and of our separation
Much passed between us at this horrible time but
all in my heart to say was Just these words love
William. OF the rest, and of what followed, / have
no clear remembrance.
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The following named Stockholders, viz John b. sawson
Heury Hurts Frederiek WintS Patrick Irwin, Alfred Pann
Samuel smith, Armand Hene, James o. Nixon, L. E. Forsta,
Josiah Cole j. j. E. Massico aud Geo W. Heme shall com
pose and hereby constituted the first Board Directors who
shall AT their first meeting elect their President
and said Board shall until superseded by their
who shall be elected as provided in Article EIeventh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

New ORLEANS December 5, 1859.
To the Honorable President and members
Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fAFNII4GMEN-fHfl undersigned, owners
" Of property Third street Fourth District pray your
oabe body to be advertised and sold according
make brick Sidewalks bordered by curhones aud
wooden CUTTERS both sides of Third street from Dryades 10
ST. David street. The work be done according lines
specifications Of the City Surveyor.
John L. Davies 6gfeet,
Watkins Jones, 2I0
William Malady. 2N
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

All powers 0F this Corporation shall be vested in Boad
Directors consisting of twelve persons each Of whom shat
hold in his own right o. least twenty-five hundred dollars OF th
capital stock OF said Association.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

On the third Monday in December eighteen hundred
aud annually thereafter econ Direct
by the Stockholders shall be held the office Como
raton Of which election previous notice Of least
shall be given in newspapers published iii the city Uf New
Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

plurality Of votes Counting for share of stock
voted upon shall be sufficient elect Directors shall nc
their hrSt meeg after their election choose Of their
be for President Of the Association who shall be elected
majority of the whole Board upon whom ali citations and
other legal processes shall be served.
1t shall be the duty of the President preside Mt all meetings
OF the Board and i'll cae Of his absence inability
Board shall elect one Of their members President pro tenn
shall for the time being exercise the full powers President
All elections shall be by ballot superntendenee Of
inspectors appointed by the Board from among the Stockhold
not Dectors at least one week prior any election.
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and enemies of the people. They are the
fast friends of the North and South within
the limits of the Constitution. ..5
Of the success of this ticket there can
be no doubt. That it will be elected no
sensible man can for moment question.
Last night the Northwest was in blaze
of rejoicing. The luminous torch which
was lig hted and borne by messengers more
feet of foot than ever scaled the hillsides
of the Highlands, has been welcomed by
the people as the signal for speedy rally,
aud certain deliverance from Republican
thraldom. To-morrow's sun will not have
gone down before the welcome news will
have been received in Minnesota; and
thenceforth, until November, from st.
Pauls to Mobile, from the Aroostook to
the Rio Grande the names of Douglas
and johnson will be hailed as the watch,
words of victory over all the isms and
fanatical designs of Northern and South.
ern disunionists, impracticables and trait
ors.-Platn Dealer. esatizas5ga
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cial style, which eminently beftted the
occasion: - = -, :, r-s,,
"GENrLEMKN: You have selected for
the candidate for President of the United
States TZE99sgsq zafS ssz
II STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS, e "
of Illinois, and may God in His infinite
mercy protect him and with him this
Union.n -.
Up rose everybody. Nine cheers were
given for the nominee; corgratuIatio1s
innumerable and indescribablej were pas-
sed between members. All order was lost
sight of. soeiesssoi sdi =
The editor of the Columbus ,Stasesmds.
who witnessed the scene, says: asia4g1
r"Immediately on his retiring from the
chair, Colonel Tod, of Ohio. took up the
gayel, raped upon the Speakers stand,
and proceeded to discharge the duties.
Never did the honest face Of honest Dave
Tod beam with such a glow of courage
and integrity. His honest face, noB1e
presence and patriotic remarks inspired
the Convention with an enthusiasm shch
as we never before witnessed in any as
sembly of men, which had vent in heart
felt applause and deep manifestations Of
Joy. From the moment that Col. Tod
took the chair, the Convention moved for
ward to the completion of its business
with the most gratifying and harmonious
action, and1in due time nominated Judge
Douglasl acc ording to The usa8es of. the
party, and by q two-thirds vote.v a4-,
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Scene at the London Post Office.

A post Office in any great city is q
miniature world, bnt a scene is rarely
witnessed elsewhere like that Occurring
daily at the London Post. Office during the
half hour before six P. NJ, when the
northern mail closes. A. letter in the
Haverhill Publisher describes IL: pa
All London is astir TO get ready for
this mail. and if standing in the passage
way, you will observe that the hurry and
hustle commences full half hour before
6 O'Clock. Atthis times q squad of police-
men quietly take their places in the long
hall to preserve order. Mail matter is
received at large window, in the side of
the passage, and upon its sill one of the
employees of the Office is mounted The
long procession of merchants, porters,
boys, women. with huge bundles of news
papers, letters, packages of all sorts and
sizes, pass along the hall and thrust their
burdens in at the window. There must
be no stopping, no delay, noturning back;
onward, onward the human CURRENTS urg-
ed with an irresistable impulse. A per
feet storm of missives are hurled past
the fellow in the window, upon which he
gazes silently and complacently. AS the
minute hand of the clock nears the figure
6 the hurry and excitement increase, and
when but three or four minutes remain
they become almost insupportable to the
spectator. The rapid walk of the deposit
ors is changed to run, and in they come
lpell NELL. Casting an anxious look at
the clock, they throw in their letters with
o nervous thrust, and stumble into the
street to wipe the perspiration from their
foreheads. But single minute remains
but half minute--and still the throne
does not diminish. A cloud of missives
fly in at the window--a great many not
well aimed, strike the easement and fall
on the wrong side, to be taken care of by
the policemen. The clock strikes six,
down comes the window, pat, pat. 60 the
letters against the glass, second too late
they all fall into the passage and must
wait another day. ave e
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lavery in the Territories had well-nigh

slavery in the Territories had well-nigh
precipitated the country into revolution,
the Northern interventionists demanding
the Wilmot Proviso for the prohibition of
slavery, and the Southern interventionists,
though few in number, ard without sin
gle Representative in either House of
Congress, insisting upon Congressional
legislation for the protection Of slavery,
Gin opposition to the wishes Of the people,
in either CASE it will be remembered that
it required all the wisdom of Clay. aud
a Webster, and Cass, supported by the
conservative and patriotic men of the
Whig and Democratic parties of that day,
to devise and carry out a line of policy
which would restore peace to the country
and stability to the Union. The essential,
living principle of that policy, as applied
in the legislation of 1853, was, and now
is, non,interventions by Congress with
slavery in the Territories s
The fair application Of this just and
equitable principle restored harmony and
fraternity to distracted country. If we
now depart from that wise and just policy
which produced these happy results, and
permit the country to be again distracted
and precipitated into revolution by aeon
test between pro-slavery and anti. slavery
interventionists, where shall we look for
another Clay, another Webster and anoth.
er Cass to pilot the ship of State over
the breakers into haven of peace and
safetv?A sSs sra e1s03 r.tH4 4h
The Federal Union must be preserved;
the Constitution must be maintained in
violate in all its parts; every right guar
Ianteed by the Constitution must be pro-
tected by law in all cases where legislation
is necessary to its enjoyment; the Judicial
authority in the Constitution must be sus.
tanned and its decisions implicitly obeyed
and faithfully executed; the laws must be
administered and the constituted authori-
ties upheld, and all unlawful resistance TO
these things must be met with .frmness,
impartiality and fidelity, if we expect to
enjoy and transmit nnimpaired to our pos
terity that blessed inheritance which we
have received in trust from the patriots
and sages OF. the Revolution.
With sincere thanks for the kind and
agreeable manner 10 which you have made
known to me the action of the Conven,
tion, have the honor to be, very respect.
fully, your friend and fellow citizen.
Signed. ess S. A. DOUGLAS. e
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John Philip Kemble's Mare and the
-.FI Debutante. t sel-r,f

At the time when the celebrated Kemble
was manager of CoveEt Garden Theatre,
a gentleman called to confer with him
about an engagement for his daughter.
1t so happened that Kemble expected
ab out the same hour the visit of horse
dealer, from whom he wished to buy q
mare. Kemble. imagining the stranger
was the expected horse dealer, used at
once: -
How old is she?' r. -
In, May last she was sixteen" -
How Sixteen? - rather old, .ahem,
ahem! Don't like that much. But the
main point. is she .quiet!' 'tass
Perfectly, siri have never known q
more gentle creature
How long has she been in the city?'
1T is about eight days since I arrived
here from Grimstead.'
is she thoroughly schooled?'
'Mr. Thelwell has given her some les.
sons.' crab ~ 1ss s iTsG ;bEsi
well, if your conditions are not too
hard. think we shall agree.'
'As to that, my dear sir, leave it en-
tirely to yourself; think you will be per-
fectly satisfied, If you once bring her be-
fore the public. She is down stairs; shall
I bring her up to your 81. 10 Ia1sasg
Bring her upp replied >Kemble, With an
ironical smile. Thank you, no. Hand
her over to my groom ~
TO your groom?' -
'Yesl By and by, I shall go down and
examine her. Tell him to take her to the
stable for the present. ~ -
.Whatl to the stable?' cried the stranger
full of indignation. - 7'''' :
Certainly! where elsc3 AS you say
thatshe is quiet, I shall try her in ishor,
time. My friend Weston is jus, writing
a melo. drama, in which have to play
AS soon as we have agreed upon the terms
/ shall make my debut upon her back
What Upon the back of my daughte1
you will make your debut2 Sir, do 20,
wish to insult me? - a ta
"A thousand pardons, my dear sir. D,
you not come from Cumberland3 81
NO, I come from Grimstead,' aet q
with q mare?' 5Ycil io sa558lafl
No! with my daughter, my ch Id, whom
yen want nae to send down to you
groom. M 5als9ea ie-ai
An error! Quite mistakel I reall
am very sorry
The reader may imagine that it too
several minutes before both parties ha
sufficiently calmed down to speak of th
engagement of the young actress. "a,