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AMUgEmEwrg

ADJUSTMENTS.
VAIsIhTIss rfIEAT'ER-dE1T SHEET.
Positively Last Night but Two of Dot
| CITIZENS, FAMILIES AND STRANGERS,
DssIfinz ~tfuess Tbs exquisite Drsna viii therefor. OBJ
sergc the necessity If
sEcgRrxG STATS WITHOUT DELAY.
The Manager takes great syare in arsusclng trefo1ioig
Rare Programme Of E,,tersa frr.xef4ty
For The present week:
MoNDAT EvEHrNG, January 81. ls9f,
VIII to acted
DOT.
The including sfessrs, George satt John E. gens
A. A. Davenport, NJ r. LefHngwe Misss c. Thompsos
ME Graham Fannie Brs Mesdaes ~ H. Leighsor, azd
". A. Chapman.
The performance wit conclude with tfz comedy Of
JoEsss Dobbs!
Paterloster Echn e. oxens-
1cEn Dobbs A. Z. Davenport.
FalSowhei5. Mr.. C. H. Morton.
Mrs. Chesterton Miss ALais GraIiGE1.
TUESDAY EVENING" January q, 1865,
u o IF,
And the Imaginable b5r'es4ne Of
Poeahonsts!
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January %, 1861.
(pos!TTYELY LAST TTAEJ
DOT.
And the popular farce, entitled
The TIappicst Day of 8y Life!
THURSDAY EVENING, Jannary "a, 1851,
The attractive comedy,
Playing with Fire.:
FRIDAY EVENING, Janaary Is, 1851
The admired drama translated French entitled
The Romance of a Poor Young Mani
SATURDAY EVENING, January %, 1861.
First time this season,
Our American Cousin: JAIL
NEW OPERA HOUSE = BOURBON STREET
Miss Atieiina Patti.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT - MONDAY, Jan. 81
Last night Of yerdi's OPERA IL TROY ATORE-is-
Aeina Patti will appear The lat Leo
nora
EJ~ Boxes md seats may be secured to-day. jyle 2t
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FOR RENT---FOR RENT.
T%Sssro a
iconaning in The main house and three in the
N''>''S''' '''"-' + T. PH1LIPs Grocer
jelo If CIR: jackson and Nayades SIS:
o1s Corner Camp AID Common Streets from the
1'-.l'os u -''''-.'''' ->''' JOHN WOOD CO.,
o24 If corner of Camp aud Common streets.
1ge, FOR RENT-rwo OF THOSE FINE Two-story
ss M SHlst Fes T sS Poo f.d B e
REF son Rsp Sg VII s" Seno Appy to Mr. FL Ff
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENIOyALs---RENIOvALs.
r E1ovAL....."..."...... REMOVAL.
Hszs rsRoysa 55FSH 5s t. IL d1NdI sTSEET doc,
CRANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LoCA
AA0N Drs. CLARK : FR1EDEIoHs,
No. l24 rornerl g isPt.} ) oAHA1 STREET,
ttstF Union Bsuk Bni!ding.
WINES. .WINEs,.....,..... WINES.
st. Julien Margaux St. Esephe, St. Fmhon, TTaut lron
Leovle Bclar ec5N0 casks and 400 boxes For sale by
PIAGGIO yIosCA, Jr.,
e. and Ga Old Ievee.
Oil! OH!
Pgnol NJ sere Barigaleppi-a0oob baskets H. r.
~
P:AGGIo & vI0sCA, Jr.,
G. and Gi Old Lovee.
italian NI;accnrolli and g-errnicclII.
2QG0 boxes landing and for sale by
PIAGGIO & VI0sCt, Jr,
G. and 81 Old Lcvec.
Eates TrUfycs S:2rtliE,es, TrgpGles, I7e&5ts Pois
and Mushrooms.
1000 quarter boxes Fatcs Trufes.
800 half boxes TruffeR.
% coo quarter boxes Sardinos, in oil.
1900 half boxes Peti's PoiS, and
l5l0l half boxes Mushrooms, from Paris.
For sale by PIAGGIO NlOSCA, Jr..
o. and G. Old Icyee.
EIrEgf+s i'll Era nd and .TsIicc sGlefets.
- 1864 ench Fruits in Juice AMI Brandy.
100 cases Havana E'iie5s, Il, - and > lbs.
50 =. :. sweetmeats, II jars in
For sale by PIAG4Io d YIoSCA, Jr.,
g. and IL Old Ievee
italian Marble.
100 blocks fine Carnra Marble.
800 slabs
800 vases
Is statues
monuments
For sale by rIAGGIo Y yIosCA, Jr,
60 and G4 Old Leveo.
Champagne Wines.
1000 Piper Hrlsieck eorcSie and other celebrated
brands For sale by
PIAGGIO & VIOSCA, Jr.,
e. and q Old IoTee.
GErrn Arabic, Essences, Seeds, etc.
50 barrels Gum Arabic.
20OO lbs. Essence of Borgamot, Lemon aud Portugal
$50 Oil of Rose.
GOO GcrHnium
$50 barrels Canary Seed.
eco FlNXseed.
50 Shelled Almonds.
100 pounds Opium
100 cases Annnl.
For sale by PIAGGIO & NIOSCA, Jr.,
81 and Ga Old I.evee.
COrtEinIs.
300 Of fine fresh assorted Cordials. For sale by
| PIAGGIO & VIOsCA, Jr.,
| 1926 mWoFrAo G2 and Ga Old Lcvco
! A EIERICAN AND FoTtAIGN AGENCY
"a PERMANENT SOUTHERN INSTITUTION
| Eerlinc tS montgomery,
| GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS, C0PFLSTS AND CARD
WRITERS,
| Ofce-No Q CAMP STREET,
Above Evans Gift Bookstore New Orleans, La.
Commercial Legal Editorial 7nd Literary Documents exc
cuted translated copied in the English French, German
Spanish Languages.
Deeds Bill of Sale Albums Visiting, Wedding and Blu ines
Cards written in superior style
Private Instruction in Drawing, Penmanhp and 8oder
Languages given.
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GouTmRRN HONE ENrEhPRIsE'

tFIRsT- GLASS STEAM SOAP FACTORY, undor the
management Of a FIRST-ChAsS, PRACTICAL SOAP MAN
UFAGTUREs-the first enterpri of Its kind on Liberal
eaIE presented i'll New Orleans for Southern patronage
- PELIC AN
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FANCY, FAMILY AND pLAErATy1N
New cEeueery Store at HOS Camp Street.

New CEfUeery Store at tO3 Camp Street.
Mcssra For77ood Gribehave established Der grocery
store which, its location ard The complete and scrve
style in which it Is stocked take position in tie
?ank Of the family grocery establishments of ae city We do
hesitate to say that they have in choice
lection of the best descriptions of ocey merchandise foy the
family demand offered in this city other.
goods selected with all Judgment and Discretion sz-
e,d by long experience and intimate knowledge Of the
Of the trade ana they all perfectly and nice
Readers who in need of family supplies should inspecs
the assortment of Messn Forwood Gr.bbe. They will find
it quite Of the ne plus ultra order.
New Orleans Crescent, Oct q. 1850.
The undersigned having opened CHOICE FAMILY GRO
Gerry respectfully invite their friends and the public ner-
ally to their stock which comprises every va
rie:y of Groceries, rs per catalogue.
onr stock is all perfectly fresh and has been selected with
great and Judgment long experience ard knowledge
of the business
Our BUTTER received weekly per steamer and We gnnr-
FoEWOOD Il GRIBBLR.
CLAssIFICAT10N.
Western Hams various brands.
Sides s"gareI Essf and sor, DSin ana smoked
Tongues smoked and picked.
Eacterel, Mess and Large No. l. in kits
Mackerel. No. ], in qua ter and half barrels.
hessshad, in kits u
No. Salmon, in kits.
Flour, etc.
Buckwhea in bags and boxes.
Corn Meal Maccaroni
Hom ihet'' coarse and fine. iaTHi
Tapoca Split Peas.
Cox's Gelatine. Vermicei.
Goshen, selected to order.
Western, and Roll Butter.
P Psn sad Cheese M 1sI's4 Dairy Cheese
Crackers.
Berts Water, in tins and barrels.
Butter Crackers s.'D''''' N''' Boston Crackers.
seda :. Ginger :.
Crushed Sugar Powd,r Sugar.
Cut Loaf Granulaed Sugar.
Brown and Clarified Plantation.
ELoIasses.
Sugar House Molasses. New York Golden Syrup.
Plantation :. Reboied Moasses
Soap.
Fancy, Brown. and White, in cakes.
Honey, Almond, etc. in cakes.
CASTLE,
Hulis extra Brown n. Y
Oil.
Bayard's Extra Olive, LAID Oil,
Spe!m Oil, Cotton Seed Oil.
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Preserves
French. in Juice, assorted.
StNlcr Presa yes, =,
Baltimore SweetmeatS, assorted.
Bal'im u Jellies, E.
BHltin5ra Peaches, fresh, in cans.
Caution Ginger.
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Gentlemen wishing to learn this B1aatiFl and Useful
Science will please make early application oniJ LINZ
TIED NUMBER be- admitted
4 CAVALRY SWORD EXERCISE, Mounted and Dsr,oEntea.
Boys Glass will practice nights weak N Tern
plars Esil, l24 Caronlele
Privats Lessons any hour Of the dag.
R8nFor further information apply at tie Office Of Dr.
WANUhTY No l0S St. Charles srte5s Poyras
tween tie hours of o'clock A. NJ. andI9 p N.
E1- Terms moderate dat In
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FRONT, NorRE DAME AND FULTON sTREEFS-(Fac-
ing the river Just below the Steamship LnndingD
NEW ORLEANS.
,,r yoriotv or SOAP manufactured and WARRANTED
o in every respec the choicest Northern brands OF the
M Grades and prices, and JUST AS CHEAP.
only give the New Orleans fELiGAN
fan and unbiased trial. and you will never think of
seadar North any more for that coumody.
1 '41F R. WELLS Proprietor.
,,, r.ct,rsd 10 sut the Mexican market; also to
sut any order -------- 80 -
nrvnn AeroRNEY-A T-IAw. No. u Camp
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Candles.
Star Candles and Paratue Wax Candles.
PARAFINE WAX CANDLES, made in Kentucky they
are the most beautiful the way Candle pro-
this country Its appearance is that of the whest
polished marble perfectly hard having smell by far
beautiful than the finest Sperm Wax Candle and burns with
bright flame, elegant and splendid than Candle
in Compare them with Mucy's New York Patent Sperm
and you will patronize Kentucky.
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e. FOR HIRE, BY TIE MONTH OR YEAR, an
S Negro Malho and cepao e-porter hoser, car
III rage or cart driver, and M. cotton sampler and
1AAs&.weigher. Apply at this flee to ~ zx,or,,
ja, y y. " wv hoESN,.
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SCOTCH ALE-lndia Pale Ala and London Porter, IN ,o.
and pints various braHis Newark Channagpt ida. H.
kers lIosetter's, GsHley and Southern Bers Alcohol
Bay Rum iaIq itSn mi
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BUREAU DU CANA. CARoSDELLr Eft DE- LA
CO&PhGalE DE NAVIGATION.
Rouyelle. Orleans, 2S Dec, 1860.
LOUIS GAGNET. secrttaire.

Interpretations devront etre cache6es ct adrcsstes a
etreiare de Compagnie m4rquGos reapectivement
Propositions pour la location bail du Canal Cnrondeet,
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RgDWdley Lodge No. GO, f.. and A.. nI...-
Regular of this Lodge held SAT
uRpAY EVENING at O'clock in their Lodge Room the
Peddo Members of the Graft fraernally invited
attend.
Fl. F. Hall, ]. W.. Thaddens D. VanHorn, Treasurer !;
Shearer Secretary; R. L. Moore s. D.; Henry T. Robin
j. D.. Jas. B. Scot Tyler. a6 "
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CHURCHES. MINISTER'S, sc.

Pr..5yterian-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at 10Y
o'clock and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at l o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at 6 o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church-REv. j. SHANE,
Preacher in charge. Rev E. Ii. BAIRD, As
,iita1t Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
ct lOt o clock in the morning, or in the
evening" Sabbath School at o'clock, \. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at !
o'clock.
W.leh Independsnt-REv. Ii. R. POWELL,
P.stor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 o'clock, and in the evening at 6 O'Clock.
Sabbath School at l o'clock, P NJ Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening of each
month; and on every Tuesday, Thursday
aad Friday evening. excepting the first week
in each month.
CIlrinistic Msthodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Pagtor-Preachng every Sabbath evening at
land o'clock. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock,
An. Prayer meeting every Friday evening
At o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
:: o'clock.
DiscipEes-REv. WV. LLOYD, Pastor-Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock.
Particular Baptists-REy. DAVID JENKINS,
Pastor.-Preachng every Sabbath evening ct
J o'clock. Sabbath School at / o'clock, 2. NJ.
CIthoIic-REv. NJ. J. MITCHELL. Pastor =
Services every Sabbath morning at l05 clock
sai Vesper. at o'clock in tle evening.
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eEG.
BIZ LOUISE E. vIcERoY.

Last year when summers golden light
Enhaloed al the howers,
Sweet Ada to a world more bright
Went wandering from ours,
No, no, she did not wander hence,
The Father bade her "come,'
And sphered like them in innocence,
The angels led her home.
And now, she walks in seraph guise,
The palace garden of the skies,
Crowned with the flowers of Paradise.
To-day the summers golden light
Enhaloes all the flowers,
How sweet to know where comes no blight
Amid the heavenly bowers,
In soft light we know not of
The living founts beside,
Ada's white hands to strains of love
Der golden harps to glide.
Our hearts at last have learned to tell
The story, that in Israel,
From woman's lips in calmness fell,
"With the dear child, It's well, lis we'll"
JoHSsTowN, Pa.
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RAILROAD sCwEDgLE.
WILMORE STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ja5gss Of the Comts.-President. Hon Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon Associates, GeorgeW
.asley, Richard Jones, Jr.
Protkonotary.-Jo oseph M'Donald.
Rc3istcr and Recorder.-Edward f. Lytle
Sherif.-Robert p. Linton.
Deputy Sherif-William Linton.
District 4ttorney.-Philip S. Noon
County Commissioners.-A Abel Lloyd, D. I.
storm, James Cooper.
Clerk 10 Commissioaers.--Robe 4. MCoy
Ireasurer.-John A. Blair.
Poor House Directors. = David q Harro
Aichael MGuire, Jacob Horner.
Poor House Treasurer.--George G. *. Zahm
Poor House Steward.-James j. kaylor.
Mercantile Appraiser.--H. c. Deyine.
AHtttors.-Henry Hawk, John f. Stuli
!ohE s. Riley.
Conaty Surveyor. A. Yickroy.
coronsr.-James S. Todd.
=, Superintendent Of Common Sehoois.--T A
Mcguire.
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HAD HIM THERE.-Judge c.

HAD HIM THERE.-Judge c., a
member of one of our best families, and
himself occupying high position at the
bar, as well as socially, was going up the
river last fall on slow steamboat; and
of course entered into all the familiar
companionship common to travellers
thrown together for week with nothing
to do. There was one man aborad who,
learning the Judges name, announced
that it was the same as his own, and In
stantly claimed kin with him. The Judge
thought differently; but with perfect good
nature answered the innumerable geuea-
logical inquiries propounded to him, while
at each reply the bore would exelaim,
"Why, sir, we're kin as sure as I'm alive -
At length this fellow became uncomfortable
with his peltinacity and questioning; and
losing all patience, Judge c. turned
upon his tormentor with the abrupt re-
mark well, perhaps we are relations,
Are YOU white man ?" white man y
shouted the bore, leaping off his chair
.I'd like to see the man who would say |
wasn't "Ah!" continued the Judge
very quietly, swell my father was mulat-
to- You may rest perfectly assured that
Judge c. was tormented no more on
that trip, nor even recognized by the man
who was so lately claiming Relationship
with him, while the other passengers en-
joyed the joke immensely
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POPULAR NAMES OF STATES AND CIR

POPULAR NAMES OF STATES AND CIT
IEs.-.St -.Statcs.-Virginia 1.-The Old Domin-
ion." Massachusetts, ''rhe Bay State" !"
Maine. 1.-The Border State" Rhode ISL
and, ..Little Rhody." New York, "The
Empire State" New Hampshire, "l'he
Granite State" Vermont, The Green
Mountain State Connecticut, "The Land
of Steady Habits Pennsylvania, "Thc
keystone State" North Carolina, '.The
Old North State" Ohio, ''The Buckeye
State" South Carolina, "The Palmetto
State" Kentucky, "The Corn-Craeker. .
Michigan. "The Wolverine State" Del
aware, s.The Blue Hens Chicken" Mis-
souri,, sThe Puke State" Indiana, "'The
Hoosicr State" Illinois, s'The Sucker
State" Iowa, "The Hawkeye State. >
Wisconsin, ''The Badger State" Florida,
"The Peninsular State" Texas, "The
Lone Star State
Csaies.-New York, Gotham" Phila-
delphia, "The Quaker City" Boston,
ssThe City of Notions" Baltimore, "The
Monumental City" Cincinnati "The
Queen City" New Orleans, 1.-the Cres-
cent City" Washington, "The City OF
Magnificent Distances" Detroit, 1.-The
CITY of the Straits" Chicago, 'sThe Gar
den City" Cleveland, ssThe Forest City
Pittsburg, aThe Smoky City" New Ha-
ven, 1.-The City of Elns." Indianapolis,
ssThe Railroad City" St. Louis, ''The
Mound City" Keokuk, "The Gate City ;
Louisville, "The Fall City" Nashville
..The City of Rocks" Hannibal, .'The
Bluff City Alexandria, sThe Delt.
City, Fall River, 'sThe Border City
I. Elen.burg, "Ye Ancient Village"
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Happy Marriages.

Ill-assorted marriages are, In great
number of instances, tue result OF parental
remissness, in not beginning early enough
to instil into the mind of the child such
an aversion to certain traits of character,
and such a high estimate Of certain moral
qualities, as true wisdom would dictate Ia
the premises.
1t certainly is not an impossible thing
t. impress the youthful mind with an un-
conquerable repugnance to a character, the
most striking trait of which is contempt
iblc trickery, an abhorrent profanity,
little souled meanness, or a degrading an
imalism just as well may the young
heart be fortified against loving the mlser,
the spendthrift, and the gamester, as
against those whose prominent features
demonstrate an irascibility, an all-absorbing
selfshness. and stony heartedness, or a
contempt of honest labor, of religion, or
of pecuniary obligation. While our chill
dren may be early taught an aversion to
such traits of character, their admiration
NAV be cultivated for all that is manly and
honorable and self-sacrifcing; for all that
is true and pure and generous; for all who
are industrious, diligent and economical.
piness in the possession Of a single favor
able trait of character; it is better TO look
for a combination, and they are most to be
congratulated who can discern and WOO
and win the possessor of the largest num-
Der of good points. First of all, the man
whom you love, the woman you adore,
should possess a high sense of right and
wrong; next, bodily health; and thirdly,
| moral bravery, "a courage to be industrious,
economical and self-denying. With these
three traits, principle, and soul that can
! do and dare all that one ought to do, do
mestic felicity viii abide. None ought to
marry who cannot command the means of
enabling them to live in comfort according
TO their station in life, without grinding
/ economies.
1t is useless to talk about love in cot
tage. The little rascal runs away when
there is no butter on the table. There is
more love in full -four barrel than in all
the rosies and posies and woodbines that
| ever grew.
No mechanic should marry until he is
master of his trade; nor professional man
until his income is adequate to the style
which he determines upon; nor the mer-
! chant, until his clear annual gains are
equal to his domestic expenditures, unless
indeed there are, in either case, indepen-
! dent and unconditional sources Of income.
No man ought to marry, who has to
work like horse to supply family neces-
saries. whether it be by brain on body
for if the body is thus made a drudge of,
it perpetuates impaired powers to the race;
while if the brain IS o7erwrought, its ef.
feet will be seen in children Of feeble m
tellect, if indeed they be not demented--
70 calculate, therefore, on reasonable
share of domestic enjoyment the parties
most interested should aim to find IN each
other as great an amount as may be of
high moral principle, of bodily health,
and either the actual possession of suita-
BILE maintenance, or an individual ability
to secure it without peradventure.-Dr.
Hall.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
EBENsBURG BoR. OFFICERS.

>, Justice, Of the Peaee.-David II. Roberts,
harrison kinkead.
Bargess.-Andrew Lewis.
Iopn C3unciI-William Kittell, William X.
P,iper, Charles Owens, J. C. Noon, Edward
Shoemaker.
Clerk to CouncH.-T. ,. Litzinger.
thorough Trcaserer.-George Gurley.
Weigh Naster.-William Davis.
;, school Directors.-Edward Glass, William
p"vis, Reese S. Lloyd, John j. Lloyd, Morris
v Evans, Thomas J Davis.
treasurer Of School Board-Evan Morgan.
m,.oHstabte.-GeoSge Gurley.
tdr coIector.-George Guriey.
fsses'or.-Richard I. Davis
.Vags Of Etsction.-Isaac Evans.
''speSfors.-Johu s. Rhey, John j. Eyans.
iHs AItsGusSIAH--$t50 in Advance.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

COOP JoKE.-The city authorities of
Marysville, California, recently passed an
ordinance for the removal of outside stairs
in that city. While the councils were in
session few days after, the stairs leading
TO the council chambers were removed,
and the dignifed members of that body,
according to the Herald, were compelled
to ''shin" down the posts of the build
ing.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

4 FINE PAssAeE.-The Rev Robert
Hall, disgusted by the egotism and conceit
Of preacher, who, with a mixture of self
complacency and impudence, challenged
his admiration of a sermon, was provoked
to say-'.Yes, there was one very fine pas
sage of your discourse, sir" Il am truly
reioiced to hear you say SO; which was,
it?" "Why, sir, it was the passage from,
the pulpit into the vestry."
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

g8~A schoolma IN in one of our district
schools was examining a class in orthog-
raphy. 'Spell and define fowret," she
said. "F-l-o-w-e-r-e-t, foweret,a a little fow-
er, went off tow head in perfect streak.
" HaUelet." W-a-v-e-le-t, wavelet, little
wave" was the prompt return. "Bullet,"
"B-u-l-le-t, bullet, little JnH," shouted
urchin number three, who was innocence,
personifed