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The national Republican., 1861-10-04

Why was Moses like portion OF the Amer
can army? Because he was in the BW-f"
From Vanity Fair.
A DEAR CHANGE.-- From being nation i'm
der the rule of an old Buck. the South is now
reduced to Stag nation.
BULL Run AGAIN.-The Tribune, a few days
since had as q caption to an editorial " me
Bull Run affair abroad " +. wishes. IN all
seriousness, that it had been abroad rather than
with us.
Cry FROM WESTERN REBELDoM.-We want
free trade, free speech, free whiskey free every
tting, except FREMONT.
QUITE AT HoME-A. PIKE among the Greeks
RUMoREp SEPARATION OF GENERAL FRhM"N'
FROM HIS WIFE.-lt is currently reported auo
believed that General Fremont intends to CIV
the rebels Jessie
PEPPER AND SALT.-Picket fighting on Sal
River.
SLOW CoACHEs-Tbe /" hacks of the press
SENTIMENT BY WHITE FEATHER ORATOR %
Some 90 in for the Union, One and lnsapara
BILE; but all want isa piece
A UNION MArrER.-Is it any indication W
wonder, of the backwardness OF recruiting JUS
now that go many Of the officers Of our city reg
iments have got the blouse:
A MERE MATTER OF oFFoRM.-Wearing c"lseis
An APPROPRIATE Position FOR FLoYD.--Ches
Mountain.
THE GAME OF THE SOUTH.-C Cribbage.
APRoPos-ln view of General Prices pecl
liar military movements, and OF the very 10
figure he cuts just now, we think he may /
styled the Price-current OF disloyal Missouri.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
GAS EIXTU REsi
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those who desire to select from new patterns win
and examine. ,.
We would also call the attention Of persons about
facilities and consequent low prices, for thia branch
Of our trade. .,,
| Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
and free IRON gas eakages, to call at 2s fennsyVa
| MIA avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets
| south side j. W. lhoMISoN %S''
|
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

<NAS FIXTURES.-Ne have In ore, and
u are daily receiving, GAS FIAIuMnr OF en-
tirely new patterns and designs and finish, superior
in s,yie to anything heretofore offered in this market
We Invite citizens generally TO call and examine our
stock of Gas and Water Fixtures feeling cohliich'
All work in the above line intrus,ed to our care
"'' MYERS McGHAN,
m,rro-Gm No $40 - street
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

BUCHU FOR I'll bLADDER
III HELMBOLD'S BuCHU for the Kidneys
HEl.MBOLD'S BUCHU Tor the Gravel.
UEI,MBOLD'S BUCHu for Dropsy.
HELMBOLD'S BUCllu for nervousness
liELMBOIDS BUClIU Tor Loss Of Sight.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dimness 81 Vision.
HELMROLD'S BUCIiU for Difficult Breathing.
iiEIMBOLD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves
uELMBOLD'S BUClIU for Distractions.
HEI BOLD'S BUCHU for EXce.ses arising IRON
Indscretion and all Diseases OF the
SEXUAL. ORGANS,
Existing In either SIX, from whatever cause orig
mated, and no matter Of HOW LONG STANDING
HELMBULDS EX XrRACT BUCIIU IL pleasant
In i,s taste and odor, and immediate in ita action
Price 81 per bottle, or six ior 30. Delivered 10 any
address, accompanied by reliable certificates
Depot, lUl South ienth Street Philadelphia
sept 6-3m
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
ATTITUDE IN PRAYER.

A stranger in our city, who objects to the
nractice of sitting during prayer time, has sent
fsw lines on the subject, by way Of remon
,,ranos Much has been written on this subject
and yet chnrch-goers will assume any attitude
which seems 10 them most convenient or most
nroper. Ia Protestant churches, there never
has been, and never will be, any one prescribed
rule RneeIing Is the natural attitude ofprayer,
but our fsshionably dressed ladies and gentle
men are decidedly opposed to that attitude,
because of IL, Inconvenience, and sometimes,
uncleanliness. handing is common and very
proper position for, with all well-bred per
sons. It Is an altitude of respect, or OF revcr
euce /: but in all churches, If we except TN
Episcopalian, ladies seldom staad-they' like
many gentlemen, prefer to incline the head
while others sit erect with closed eyes, thus
excluding all exterior objects, that they may
hold uninterrupted communion with God
while His minister is addressing the Throne o'
Grace There may be, to human eyes, some
thing unpleasant In particular attitudes Int II
the heart is right, attitude is nothing
These are our views, but we will now pre-
sent those of our correspondent:
ITO sit during prayer in church where IN.
,dopted custom is to stand or kneet, is certainly
a habit that should be condemned by all lovers
uf good breeding, and all who feel 1t their duty
to conform themselves to The position dnrlnf
prayer, adopted by the church in which the,
have chosen to worship.
We attended the Presbyterian Church o,
Four.and half street yesterday, (ReV pi
Suuderland's,) 81 and occup ed seat in the mint
pew, in number, from the pulpit, and throughoil
all the ranges Of seats between us and thr pm
pit, only sixteen persons rose to the first prayer
and at The subseauest two prayers, the nnmht
standing did not seem to be any grea''
Those sitting ,oere not rendered feeble by ag
We saw dqed persons standing during Ill
prayer, and noticed young persons who did n
Use to either Of theprayers at all. In the p"'
of the church named. there were htty-one pc
sons hence, not quite one third OF the numh'
rose to prayer. +,
On the previous Sabbath we occupied
seat much farther back and, as on yes erda
the mass Of the congregation sat during prayt
and the effect was, to give it y lazy, careir'
and Indifferent aspect.
We never saw this habit practiced so mn
in any other city as here 10 the churches ol ,
National Capital where we strangers general
expect to find something better.
1T certainly does not speak we'll Tor
members aId regular worshippers n" a
church, Of any denomination, any city.
We leave the subject with al congresa,i
and their worthy pastors T. u D.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
GUNNER Ci.OTIIING,

GUNNER CI.OTIIING, -....
= AT REDUCED PRICES
We offer our large assortment OF hin sum 20
embraces all styles and qualities OF Gentle
mems, Youths', and Boys Wearing kpparrl,--uo
of the moot desirable and fashionable stylr'.
Also, shirts and Furnishing Goods In great variety
I,Iothjny made to order at the shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS co,
323 Pennsylvania avenue,
july16 between Ninth and Tenth Sts'
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

L W. FENWICK, Qate Manager Of the Washing
ton Branch Otce Of the Scientific American Patent
Agency OF Messrs. Mum Co , and Tor more than
ten years officially connected with said firm, and
with experience OF fourteen years in every branch
relating 10 the Patent Office, and the interest OF In
ventOrs0
COUNSELLOR AND PATENr AHENT,
Office In Washington, u. G., northeast corner OF
Seventh and y Streets second story, directly oppo
site the Patent Office.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
CLOTHING, &c.

NDEON HALLI ODEoN HALL!!-Th.
~ Cheapes, and Hest Spring and Summer Clothing
in Washington can be had ut
W'IES SEH'FELD s CO.'S,
Cor. FOur.and.a-half Street aud Penna. Avenue.
Spring Overcoats and Busters,
Elegant Dress sui,s, at lowest rates ,,o 20
beautiful business Suits, at trihing cost,
At WlESENFElD co 3
Business Suits for young men,
business Suits ior middle ages,
Business Suits for all ages,
AT WIESENFELD h CO.'S
Dress Suits for W eddings,
Dress Suits for parties,
Dress Suits for best wear,
Coats by the thousand,
| Pants by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand,
AT WI+sENFELD CO, -
| Boys Clothing for the youngest
BOYS Clothing for all sizes,
Boy's Clothing for larger boys,
AT WIEsENtEln & co g
Cheaper than the cheapest
Finer than the finest,
BETTER than the best,
Are the garments,
Save your money, as
a very few dollara
VIII give you splendid outfit for summer,
IF you call at
WIESENFELD h cos,
maro-rT&3 Cor Penn. nv. and y. st.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
CwwLp,s PILE AND nUmoR cuKM.

SURE CURE for Bleeding Blind, and itchog
PILES, Jcrofuls, Salt Rheum, and Diseases OF the
skin One bottle warranted to cure in all cases u
not, dealers are particularly requessd TO refund the
money Only five bottles in thousand returned
and these We're cases of Fistula Hundreds oi let.
and certificates now in the proprietor = pos
session, which can be seen upon application. Send
lCr circular.
Prepared by HENRY D. FOWLE, Chemist Il
Prince street Boston, and for sale by JOHN WI
LEY, corner Third street and Pennsylya venue
Washington House sole ggent for Washington Git
and vicinity. Certificates with each bottle, P'"'
Ons Dolldr." sept .'-2m
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
DLEAsURE GARDENI
SAyn niTE mEUGEK POrAIOrs-
w PRIME, RIPE, AND MEhLi

w PRIME, RIPE, AND MtALY
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
TO QUARTEKMA AsrERS OF REG GiMlNTS -
\ gu want TO Leep your men healthy you cannot do
this without giving them good Potatoes. These
YOU cas- get NJ steel y Co =, hI6 rrumyl ania
aveGue corner OF Second street
TO GkOCERS. You want to l,lease your Gus.
toners and induce them TO call again, and recon-
mead your stock 10 their friends. Then call at
Steel 4 Co 's aud buy what Potatoes You need
either ior your own consdmptiou or for sale They
are warranted to please.
TO HOTEL AND ESfAURANr EEPERS.
Do you want 10 please your guests and tickle their
palaiesP Then buy youe Pot ,toes Of Steel. 4 Go.
BY doing 80, three parties will be beneitrd-thr
seller, the buyer, and the consumer.
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky money in coed
standing, taken at par. ~
j. W. STEEL 4 Co,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Second street.
(Old Sentinel Ohice)
sepb Star
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

rINIIE PARTNE RSiIIP existing between j.
l W SEARS n BRO. was dissolved on the 4ih
day OF May last, and the Stocks, hooks, and Debts
purchased by Mr. W l. Sears who will hereafter
conduct the business.
Washington, September q 1861. sep 2S -lw
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
.ruNBUATs FON THE WESTERN
NJ RIVERS.

QuARrkRMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, .Jios II, 1861.
Proposals are invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the w estern rivers.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared, and
NAV be examined ut the Quartermaser's Ottce At
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and at this office. 49,
Proposals from boat builders and engine builders
alone will be considered
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into con
hi. ration n. G. MEIGS,
june ~ Ouartermaster General United State.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
GAS FITTING.
II. PhuMBER,
GAS AND STEAM Filter

66t Sppenih st., near Canal Bridge, WdShlng'0n'
All orders executed at the shortest notice, in The
most substantial manner and on relsonaIie terms
Personal an,nhon given to every department OF th'
business. nov 20
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
From Hon. Charles Mason, late Commits
si1nGc Of Patents.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 4, 1850.
Learning that t. W. Fenwick, Esq, Is about to
open oiice in this city rs Solicitor of Patents,
cheerfuY state that have long known him ns u
gentleman of large experience in such matters, OF
prompt and accurate business habits, and OF un
doubted integrity. AS such, cornmehd him To The
inventors Of the United States.
may22 CHARLES MhhoN'
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
DENTISTRY.
u,EETHi TEETH.

TNEETHi TEETHil
J. M. LOOMS, NJ. d.,
The inventor and patentee OF the Mineral Plate
Teeth, attends personally ut his Office In this city.
MANY persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and person can wear others who can
not wear these. ,,,
Persons calling at my Office eau be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but 10 those who are particular and wlsh the pure
cleane strongest and most perfect denure that art
can prodnce, the Mineral Plate Oil be more iully
warranted.
Rooms in this city--.No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth aud Tenth streets Also, 907 Arc,
street, Philadelphia. mar lb-ly
nR. LOCKWOOD continues the prac-
- tice of Dentistry, In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having practiced In the South nearly six,een yeare
he feels assured that he give satisfaction TO any
that may call.
Teeth Inserted on yuLcAslrR, RuBpER, or GoLr
PLATE, Chloroform administered when desired.
aug TT
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

NOTICE TO OOEFICERS.-A Campaign
IN ing CARRIAGE, built by the first maker in
New York, perfectly new, nev having been once
used Ia for sale II built expressly to order
lent bed for sleeping can be used as an ambulance or
Il fast travelling wagon; is perfectly water proof,
piyiup 10 James Brown, head groom, Mr. iryine's
stables, in Corooran's Lane, behind the Chain
House There is also for sale, at the same place u
ouiet fast, useful Saddle HORSE septT
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

NHILITARy BOOKS FOR VOI.uN-
Nl TEERS -Just received q lot of scotts Iac-
tics, Hardee's Iacics Bayonet Exercise, Gilham's
NJ ManuaI for Volunteers and Militia, Benions Ord
nance and Gunn"ry, Mahan's Out post Duty, The
ArtilleriSs Manual, Cavalry Tactics, Ins sructions
in Field Artillery, by q Board of Officers.
For sale at HUDSON rAYLORS
(Late Taylor and Mau.yO
Book and Stationery Store, :3l Penn av
Three doors west of Ninth street.
sept 25-2w
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
VXv OOD AND COALi

On hand, full supply Of all kinds OF AN iHRA-
CITE COAL.
So Coal kept in coal houses, well screened beiore
delivery
2,2lO lbs. 10 the ton
Wood, OF all kinda prepared or delivered cord
length
TRIMS Ci"H'
T. } ". NJ GAIT,
No 2s2 Pennsylvania avenue,
aug l7-ti .rtween NH and l2h streets
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
aug l7-ti
nEEICE OF TIE BOARD OF HEALTH,

OEEICE Or TnE BOARD HEALTH,
" Washington, SEPTEMBER u, 1861.
At meeting Of the Roari OF Health, held on this
day the following declared 10 constitute nni
saaCes:
Dead animals, dead fish, ofal Of fish, and heaps Of
oyster shells.
Ohal from butchers stalls slausht houses, tan
yards.
stagnaut water in ponds, marshes, sewers, or
cellars
Foul s,ablea, foul COW houses or COW pens, foul
privies, and hog styes.
Decaying vegetables and fruits Of every dc,crip
ton whether entire or those portions thereof not
used ~ food, which may be thrown out
All ashes, rubbish, havings, or refuse substances
from any trade, occupation, or business.
Filth, stable manure, sOapsud5 IN pools, u ainaBt
from dye houses, soap and glue factories.
Horses going at large with glanders, tarcy, OF any
ether contagious disease.
Houses or buildings in state of dilapdation OF
decay endangeri the lives or property ol those III
the vicinity
| rTivics opening into sewers.
Coal gas tar or other refuse matter esCapiTg iron
gas ourea or gas reservoirs.
All dead auiina-. or parts thereof, that are often
sivc.
| sept 27-eolw Secretary
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION.

Weakness or Debility, Flatulency and Nause
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
- plants, Bilious Fevers. and all Diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
As A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND AGdr
THESE BIrTtRs ARE NOT EQUALIZER
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

masAw. as~sysy, s,oat'ss,v,. 3,r,yc
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
HREAT ExPEGTATIONs,
u GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS!

CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW BOOK,
AUTHORS COPYRIGHTED EDITION.
DICKENS'S MASTER PIECE,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
DUODECINO ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
Price 90 cents in paper cover, or two editions with
thirty -four illustrations by McI.enan in CLOTH either
In duodecimo octave form, for u 30, Is published
and for sale this day by
+. Is. PETERSON n BROTHERS,
No. 800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

mar.0-GT
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
AGED PEOPLE, AND ALL WEAKLY
PERSONS,

Consumptive patients, and others, whose con-
sttutions have become impaired by time, or en-
fceblad b. dsenss and In whom the process of
digestion does not replace the Cat.and tissues of
the body as fast as they waste, will find these
Bitters ut once nnurishing and strengthening,
and happily adapted for their use. The great
advantage the Bitlers possess over ordinary
simulan,s usually prescribed in treating lung
complaints and Kindred diseases, is the fact that
they combine many safe and certain healing
properties in connection with the best known
stimulunt.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
wARLIKE WIT.

Why was Moses like portion of the Ameri
can army? Because he was in the B"'- R"sh
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
An Unexpected Display of Common Seuse,

The young and pa >ionate State Of Florida
has done 50 many wild acts recently that a
glimmcr Of sound sense was hardly to have
been expected from any Of her people. New
ertheless, there is refreshing episode. \
long letter appears in the Tallahassee tlori.
dian, from Judg, Marvin, Of Key West, re.
buking the fana'cism Of the fre-este's, and
putting these pcrijuen! questions:
"But what ought TIE South TO do iu the
present stat OF things do not know My
minl s clear as to phQt Il ougLt nat tp do
II oRqR R0tt get out from under The PrOtec-
ton of The present Consultation ~ the United
States until IL cdB qet Wtter tie protection T
It Jetter oae-onr, too, that shall bind TIC
North as thoroug' ly rs this doc, TO keep the
pcacc-an J. il ought not to dIsoboy the Laws,
Tic trying pm IS rs comtortdble Place as
tie fre AMI it may be better to endure q Q
evils we have than to fly to other, that we
know not of. But can We stay in the Cnlon,
whore our rights arc denied, without d'shon
or! Perhaps :. Caromaclunot for she threat
oucd to 90 out on the election Of Liuc',u, and
! il ,te did not 10 it her people would think
themselves dshonorcd. But what arc our
rights; Have We agreed upon what they Are I
Oac is to have our negro p,olcrtv pro'ectc /!
by acts Of Congress in the Territories. Is not
his ncw demand? How long is it since
the whole South yotel that Congress had no
night to legislate on the subject Of slavery in
the Territories: But we say the right Is ccr-
tain unlcr tn, Constitution AMI the Month
denies it. 1t i, then disputed l.mlui or
claim Now it appears to me that there IS no
dshoaor in letting ii rem I'm IL dispute, u,tl
there Is some territory opened or acquitted
which the South may wish to ,v.Nc vi b re.
groes
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
\ Good Woman.

account pure, beautiful, intelligent, ari
wrll.Lred wo nan, the most attractive oljcc'
Of vision aul contemplation in the world
rs mother. sister and wife. such woman Is
au au., Of grarc and go-ducss. aud makes =
heaven Of the lomc which is sanctiicd and
glorifcd hy hcr presence. As IN element 81
society she invites into finest demonstrations
all that i, good in the heart, and shames into
secrecy and silence all that j. unbeconug
and dc,picablc. There may bomorc ofgreat.
ness ami g glory in the higher development
Of manhood, but suIlv, in vomsuhood Gpd
most delights to show the beauty Of the hoi
uesS and sweetness 2t the love Of which he is the
infinite source. II Is for lhi- reason that a
sirl ol young woman m vicious one nakc'
me sigh or shuddcr IL is for.this reas n
that may write worthily to young woman.
Timothy Titcomp,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
Fathers Gvowi.g Old Johu.
Our fathers growing old John.

Our fathers growing old John. r.,... D. o.
Hnev are growing dim:
Aud years are OI his shoulder lail,
heavy weight ior hIm.
And you aUd ure young aud hale.
Aud each a st0lwart man
And We must make ms load as light
Aud easy 10 we can.
lie used 20 take tie hrunt. JOHN,
Atcmdle and the plcw,
And earned our porTidge by the sweat
That trickled down his brow.
Yet never heard We him complain.
Whate 'er his toll might he,
Nor wanted e'er a welcome seat,
Upon his solid knee.
And when our boy,stttng,h came, John,
And sturdy grew each limb,
lie brought us 10 the Y How field,
To share the toil with HIM.
Bmt he went foremost in the s0uth,
Tossing aside the grain,
Just like the pow that hcayes the soil.
Or ships that clear the main.
Now we must lead the van. john.
Through weather foul and fair.
And let the old man read and doze,
And tilt his easy chair
And he II not mind ii. John, you know.
At eve To tel us DER.
Those brave old days of British times.
Our grandsires aud the war.
Yes; fathers growing old John,
His eyes are getting dim,
And mothers treading softly down
The deep descent With him,
But YOU an1 ! are young and hale.
And each stalNart man,
Aud we must make their path ts smooth
And level as we can.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
HILLsDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1861.
h ID been ablo to gain admittnnce into ,ha

b ,d been ablo 10 gain admittnnce into tha
house; and, once in, the rest was easy. y
bcyin; her Whispered Injunction, ! followed
her silently down the stairs and out of the
front door. Where she was taking me
neither knew nor cared to know. | thought
there coul,! hardly b5 wS5o place than tho
one had left. Before the house stood a
countrymans horse and good looking young
fellow holding the reius. The young man
lifted me in his arms and laid me On bed
Of clean straw. Nell sprarg in beside me,
and IN moment we were rafting over the
road to Nrll's home. The next morning
could not set up; for week tho fever burnt
in my veins, and then began to get better.
Nothing could excel the Kindness Of my
new friends and trust was not ungra cfu.
When | was restored 10 health | followed
Nell about the house and farm like pet
spaniel; and for long time was never happy
out Of her company. Mr.. Ballard ID not
discover my whore abouts, or did not choose
TO claim me.
"The next Christmas, Nell was married to
the young mau wh) assisted in my abduc-
ton. | went to live with their, and Nell
taught me the art Of washing dishes and
sweeping floors, and in due time initiated me
me into tho n'y yet'rics Of baby tending. Par;
Of the proceeds OF every basket of eggs and
pail Of butter that went to market was ex-
pended in procuring paints and brushes, and
my pictures were exhibited with vast dea,
OF pride.
"Whcn went away 10 study my art, my
holidays were always spent with Nell an her
l,,.h t., 81,
leaving me sufficient money 10 buy small
farm, upon which | established NY bencf,
tors. That sketch is of the fam house, with
Nell sanding on the porch j1st as l have
seen her n thousand times. She is Roman
Catholic, and have often thought Of forsa
king my fathers religion and embracing hers
AS | could not consistently do that vowed
to name nv first child after her, and should
if your sister bandit objected to calling the
little fellow Nell. However had my own
way next time, and your neico WAS christcned
Nell Creighton.
There WAS material enough for three
volumned novel if you hadn't spoiled it, Hal.
According to nil the rules of romance, you
ought to have married Nell. or, that out of
the question, one Of her daughters"
~ iniSH' u u young Hieuu H"uu IHIto'
duced me to tho sweetest girl in the world;
and should not have done bad thing Ell,
ther."
So thought l when, few days after, Nell
and her daughter came to visit my brother in
law and his wife Straightway l began to
build an airy castle, which Harry unceremo
nously tipped over by informing me tha,
Miss Kitty Was shortly to be married. and
that my sister was already at work on the
wedding dress. As I can't have Kitty,
{ ave stipulated with Harry for copy Of the
paintings which hang over the mantel, to a
dorm my Ialor, when slip my bachelor neck
into the moose, and set up housekeeping on
my own responsibility"