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~ SUMMER ST Rec T..
DIR j. A. ANDREWS

VIII detect and treat with all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs; also, Caarh, lumors Dyspepsia In
all It's FORMS Constipation, Liver Complaint In all Ia
farns Chronic DiarrhGa, Piles Neuralgia or nerve ache
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TEtEGRApHfG NEWS,


"a 49, - 4hA
rEtIRsGuRa4 July 5,--Geniiemen nun below
scuated eighty vessels OF all kinds at AMI bolow
Berkeley yesterday. TIE usual wagon train. IL
great number cf tents ard supplies for 10000 men,
were coagregatcd tliere. There was heavy caus
nanading yesterday, back of Berkeley, from IL 10
half past l. Dense columns of smoke Were seen
arising subsequently the gunboat Mepitor and
another passed up above City Point, Smelling the
woods frequently az they progressed.
/ The TribRss oil the aSth ult has been received
Ii states that tie killed, wounded, and missing NJ
the fight near Charleston was 6sS. Gen. ganham
was placed under arres, fer making the attack. He
and his staff have reached New York. The fight
caused q decline in stocks.
PETERSBURG. July d. The Yankees lave bn-
ried over 800 OF ihcir dead at Shirley andleft over
100 wounded, who fell into our hands.
: Oar ricke.s now occupy Shirley. -
Nine more prisoners have been brought 10 Pc
tersburg. They say that Mcclellan was in q strong
position AT Berk eey that he has been reinforced by
Sheldss division, has 80 to 100 900 men, and W i'll
give battle. Balloons were sent up yesterday and
today The wagon train is still visible, aud the
tents OF the enemy dot the country tor miles. A
member 81 Sickless brigade says that ont Of 1000
mep not more than 800 are left
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Ttc Ntoyculent<.

onrAews column. devoted to The mJNcmeatsoi
tie srr1ies below Richmond ,ives all 'le informal
,ias, we have Indeed facts concerning the ols'ra
lions of oar forces had 10 obtain. Since rae
day. mp yesterday ,.gHraing, iigre had oeen Il"
fighting yf n sesioss sssurs. The eatiny ":'s es,'
psoyed im escaping, aud in >s'eeisng positions OF
safety or sicfeace i,s those who did NOT Get ea a''e
g~ther Its reported 'aa' he had on sS'af"''y a
large tolce in position oear MT ''' Na''sfS p'e
tah,v on his estate, ulHs'siousiy empsoyei in
s.rsns.h.ninc its sisteaees II was also reported
,ha, strong reinforcemeats had been sent to join
Mcclellan and had arrived.
As the enemy commands the river. he has many
adv ansages; bat we suppose cur Generals have an
eve TO these and have taken measures Accordingly
A great haitle WAS anticipated On Saturday. ana
sssn ca yesterday. 10 take place at the point
above named where the enemy was apparently
disposed 10 make n stand
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AfairS in Memphis.

JACKSON, Miss, (via Mobe,) July 1.-The Mem
phis Arqus and iralaHche had both been sup
pre,Sed-the former for asking Grants permission
10 publish the Southern account of McCleaus de-
feat 1T Richmond the latter for alleged incendiary
sentiments published in their paper.
The Confederate piekets are now within four
miles Of Memphis Warm work is expected. Sew
enteen more of the enemy's pickets Were found
dead last "Wednesday morning.
The Northern papers, of the 30,h uli., are per-
fectly silent on McClelIans On TO Richmond.
Young Napoeon's defeat is not mentioned in any
Yankee paper.
dispatch from Cairo states that two companies
of Illinois cavalry. whilst gon; mp the river from
Memphis nutinied and took possession OF The steam
boat. The cause is not assigned. They were ar
rested on their arrival at Cairo
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The EncMy's Retreat.

Tie enen,y.' retreat certainly managed
with cooiness and seneralsip. This neesl oi praise
l. due him. We nave heeu incrednious from me
beginning about the capture al the entire Federal
army. q indeed 'he ,nain part Of IT, Ii would DE
indeed ~, extraordinary event il an army so large
should be surrounded and captured By one inferior
10 il in numbers. especially when ths: army fought
OF peninsula and noasEaasass sss soGsfrsoa dotA
siesef Il. There reason 20 expect, IS matter
Of coarse. It's, onr army wonii take a part Of the
Federal force, provided it whipped tia, force, How
many, depended upou circumstances 1t has been
suggested that tile number Of our prisoners Is tinia-
ished by the delinquency Of some prominent officer
an ous side. Rnrler makes most serious charges
ef laundering ani auf,ness on the part indeed Of
more than one sueh officer leading 10 the par
;ai Illustration oi tire general plan Of operations
and the sacrifice mos, unnecessarily, ofhnndreds of
orr brave volunteers the field OF BATTLE. Ru
Nor Is a great prevarioator, a~ all know but it
their be the siiShes. Foundation for VIVA, she has
retaie,i ON these points is due the service ard
the cause iha, rigid measure, be taken pun
ish such grsss violations of discipline.
We think /, matter OF rrgret that the public
expectation mas raised very high, at the beginning
IL the graat sfort 80 whip and eject the enemy
from his position. the capturing OF his whole
force The brilliau. victory we have gained i
oyer.laushel b. the sanguine expectation of the
wholesale capture. And now that it is pretty We'll
aseer,axed iha; the great body OF the ene2ys
force has escaped the tr;amph Is measnrabiy for
:,5t:es, in ,he cayillins the failure 10 bag the
whole concern. The victory is brilliant and com
ple,e without the capture. Oar chiyarous army
has driven from its Notifications, and ingloriously
from the scene O: is operations before Richmond ;e
most splendidly equipped and the best drilled and
largest army every organized on this cont iaent
The disaster to tha, army is one ~ the Sevcrest
and the victory troops is glorious There Is
too much 10 rejoice over admit OF repining that
FL more had not been lone
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}, Departed thjs nis ION sunday the 9Th of July.
lsty of wounds received in battle on 2ah Jane,
l,ieut Col BEADFUTE WARWICK, ri the 3lii
Texas feJ.iinrnJ, nU1 Of Cosbin Warwick Esq oi
this citv. r.-'- ''-''
The t,,n,r. aervicea of deceased will take place
at St Pauls Church. on Monday. the It'll July, at ,
O'Clock i. NJ The irterd Ia nf the fani'lv sre invited
toast8Iu'. - .--.y
81 she ca 81 .I,ly ger J0H.s z. W'.$I, 81
FAINT son of Johu Il. and Cihesiue West.
The friends and acqyaintanCes OF the famiiy are
respectfully invited To attend his funeral this morn
Ing at o'clock from the residence ot his parents,
on Byrd street, between 9th aud 10th.
On the IA last AT the residence OF his unCde, Rev.
H. $. Kspier. Of this city, J. CLAYTON CHAM
EI,IN n the l9th year of his age son OF VIM. JAS.
H. Chamhlin. OF Lseesburg, and late private Secre-
.tary OF Mai. Cen. ID. III. iill.
Al The residence Of Jno. NJ. Blakey, on Goth St,
on Thursday evening. July IA, of wounds received
in the battle OF Tuesday, July LIST, while gailaniy
leading his regiment, Col T. j. WARTHEN, OF the
18th Georgia Regiment
Al the residence of Mr.. II. w. Tyler, on the 9TH
inst. 1T :! A. NJ, Of typhoid fever, Colonel L. w.
ROBERTS, l4,h regiment N. G. volunteers.
Gle is not dead but sleepeth.'
Instantly, on the field of battle on the evening
of the 9th nit, rHut.sD NJ. kEELER, in the 22d
or obi year ot his age.
ON the eth instant of wounds received i'll the bat
tie Of the lst JULIAN &. LEVY, OF Company j.,
:si Alabama Regiment.
q Mobile papers please copy.
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War Movements in Mississippi and Arkan-

MOBILE, July IA special dispatch TO the Ad-
rsraistr, dated Grenada 81, says: -Four thousand
Fcderals advancing South seven miles from Holly
Springs were attacked yesterday by Jackson's and
Persons cavalry, fifteen hundred strong. After a
sharp contest, the enemy was routed and driven
back through Holly Springs. which Confederates
occupied Our loss was ftAr killed, several wound
ed Yankee loss seven %
Arkansas intelligence confirms the repor: Of Cur
's's (federaD being hard pressed by Generals Hind
man and Rains. His capture is considered certain
Porters Rangers attacked guarded wagon train
IL miles east of Memphis, ON Tuesday. ana de-
s,royed 81 wagons and captured - horses and
mules.
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fsrt The alarm vi iire ~ II o'clock on Satur
say nighi WAS caused by the ignition ny means OF
work ot the cellar ct Bacon 4 EaSkerviiS large
warehouse. south side &c Cary, between ia'h and
i2ih streets The prompt alarm given on the ap,
pearsnce Of the smoke in The rooms above, caused
tie speedy appearance of numerous citizens and
The Fire Department by whose intrepid eNeriions
all danger Of an extensive coniiagraion was ar.
rested. This warehouse was in use as n hospital.
and contained number Of badly wounded sol,
diers. Had the flames been left undisturbed, and
gotten we'll under way. nothing earthly could have
prevented the sacrifice Of thc lives OF ~ least one
hundred and fifty brave men, whose removal u,I.
der such circumstances would almost have been 4
matter OF impossihitv. The parties Tho were All
ira,ted 10 the spot by the alarm worked mantully
Ia PAT out the fire.
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Obituaries.

"A song for the death day OF the brave.
p A song Of pride,
Tor him that went to i hero's grave,
With the sword his bride.
Captain MATHEW LYLE, Of Company X, l9ti
Regiment Virginia Volunteers fell, shot through
the head while calamity leading his men 10 the
charge against the enemy i'll the battle Of Gaiues $
Mill on Friday evening the 81 June last.
The writer of this tribute to his memory has
known him from his childhood, and can therefore
speak confidently of his many virtues. Gallant
and daring to fault faithful friend, dutitul and
atectionate son, loving and devoted brother. he
has left u vacant place in many hearts that Will
long hold him in grateful remembrance.
The standard bearer of his regiment having laiiei'
he took ND the colors, and waving them above MS
head, called on the men to foow-when he fell
II is said that his sorrowing comrades gong TO
the commanding General to :.liow them 10 t~f on
his bod were told that no place SO tit tor I,
soldiers crave As the field he had won by ms va,
lur so they wrapped him in his blanket ana pohle"
him where he fcii.
s.No useless coffin confined his breast,
Nor in sheet or shroud they bound nun,
Hu; he Law like Il warrior taking his rest,
With his martial cloak around him.
..Slowly and sadly they laid him down,
From the field of his fame fresh and CORY
They carved not line, they raise! not Il stone,
But they left him alone in his glory.
Charlotte c. H., Ia, leo|. II II.
Killed, in the battle Of Tuesday, July LIST,
CHARLES W. RUSHBRUuk, member OF ccIn-
many l. elliott Grays,l Capt. Louis I. BossicuN,
I'm regiment Virginia volunteers, aged Il yearS
Poor Charlie WAS Instantly killed after
reaching the field ami whilst in the act OF induig-
u, in some play tul frnark 10 one of his collpn-
ions His promptness i'll responding to the cell ri
his officers the admiration Of all; and when
were ordered 10 the charge his count enance showed
with what spirit his youthful heart had entered
the bloody field. Death lad marked him for It's
victim, and lie fell in the midst OF bis comrades
WHO looked upon his placid aui Smiling eounte-
nance III death with feelings known only to sol
dier AT the close Of day oi battle.
F2rcw ell. Charlie; shall ever miss thee ut
roll call our companions have LOST 4 friend who
can never be replaced; ol,r country has lost IN,
Other gallant defender and gray haired sire W i'll
miss the occupant of the chair Of his youngest son.
In another and better world shall meet. where
the sorrows. and Ills of this life will be but 4
shadow.
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NEGROES SET al LrBEgTf.-A surgeon, who
was captured with the garrison t Fort Pulaski! and
who basr-turned from New York, being exchanged,
afsrHas.Ssse Sayaunah Republican thai
TherS ,lefr sixteen negroes belonging To the gar
risong sftss were allowed tie privilege Of accom-
wing tf.Slr owners To New York, remaining
at Hilton Head at their option. About eight de-
ctied TO go aIri they remained with the garrison
about eigLt days a:tsr their arrival at Governor $
Island when they were taken away by order Of the
Secr.tary OF Var and set al liberty In the city.
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QCaKFR BaTTFRIFs-A part of Conf lerates,
GA ihe .JlL nit, sent down 10 captsre battery
~ St snstlI. GA The Savannah river. They sas
NJ, sert,l-i- standing their posts, three ia NUM-
Ler. ana sprprisedtLer being completely surprised
In tnrD ~ finding h-I to b- stuffed clothes with
lsaslzet tackled 81. The big gun was made 81 pine
fashioned Ike cannon Tie battery had lfen de
serted! f,,r some time
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YANKEE RAIDS IL soUrHwEsrERS VIRGINIA.
A band Of Yankees entered Scott and Lee conn.,
ties Va las. week, taking possession OF Joncsve.
TIE county saar o: Lee aud pursuing and capturing
some twenty citizens Of tie place who had fled.
carving OF the mails from the Post Office and
everything Of value in the town that was portable.
They ,ook so CSC Of property from Captain d. 5,
Dickinson, including eleven slaves. About 400 Of
,lein are nov encanpgtl four miles from tie place
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SEWARD BACKED our AGsIs.-ln Frelericks.

SEWARD BACKED OUT AGAIS.--in Freierici,s-
burg The British flag pulled down by Lincoln $
s..diers in front Of tie British NceConsurs door,
Thr Consul, Ar Peter GooiricA, protested, bu lis
properry was seized lie demanded 10 be seRt 10
Washington, where, on making complaint, the flag
and his property restored, and Seward wroie Il
letter Of ex PLANTATION and apology. The misereanfs
shoul have been required 10 the fa; 10 lis
position aIl6 salnte il.
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Poji,s Cesrf~-Ou Saturday this Court Shaved an
Improvement ON several days Of the sane week in
the number of subjects for dissection by the Head
OF Police. Most oethe parties were OF the caior-d
persuasion; their various offences not spe-
c:aiiy enormous in point OF quality. Benjamin.
slave OF James MeDonald caught in the possession
of five bottles of whiskey and a lot of sugar. sup
posed 10 have been stolen, acquitted the con-
trary appearing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hen
derson, slave of Edward Morton, and Chas. Lind
say, free negro, Were charged with pur,o.ning q
carpet bag containing S.5 worth Of clothing aud a
watch valued n $50. The proof sufficient TO
show that they took the carpet,hag with felonous
Intent. and introduced another hook the watch
than the one eeunt.nanced by lis legitimate owner
Major d. NJ Woody. They Were committed for
further trial.-Georce, slave Of VIM Causey was
punished for stealing bag of -four aud two sol.
diers' shirts from the ST. Charles Hospital.-John
Mitchell, free darkey from South Carolina was
permitted 10 make himself invisible the pro.rc-
ton Of certain papers. showing his right to free
dom.--Sally Ann Finuey, free negreSs, was pun
ished for offering 10 bride one of the city police
who had taken her up for some petty offence.
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To BE- Sest apag-For many months past Castle
Goodwin has been used as a sort of wayside inn :"
for the temporary accommodation of some of the
reprobates of the military persuasion with which
the Army of the Potomac" has occasionally
abounied. As place of temporary detention it
would answer very good purpose, doubtless: but
many of the Confederate officers who have caused
delinquent soldiers TO be coopeJ up there have ev
IDENTIFY come to the conclusion that the place was
nothing more nor less than hospital for incurabes
They have not called for men who long since might
have been eXpiang some of their nisdeedS BY
Joining their comrades on the field Of battle. Gen
Winder has determined that this shall no longer be
the case All soldiers at the Castle after being
allN eriiSaI. will II not called for be dsclargel
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NEGRO srY COSDENsED 10 HE IiuSo.-A negro
spy, foalid in our lines attempting TO make LIS
Nay 20 tie enemy at Pensacola, was eonarhiheu "
ls hung al Mobile Oh tie Attn O: July lie ihiSto"A
cur p.ckers for the Federal pickes, and mus "ia
elasrd h.s 5arpese.
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H0t.-Yeserday was 4 tremendously hot day.
The shady side sought with avi,'itv. Ii such
weather continues and Tie Yankees really con
gregated in a swamp as represented, the mosquitoes
viii give them aliyely time. Most Of ie churches
in This city We're open for divine worship yeSleE
i.y. bus the attendance was necessarily thin.
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Ross WINAss, JR-In company with other mem
b~ra Of bis family, this gentleman has been made the
subject Of Number Of ruinors, impeachng his 10y
aify and asserting that Le 50 seeessonist,"
.'r-tei aylgpatiiizer," &c. He, however. has al
last proved himself Union man. Last evening b.
~ married 10 the beautiful aud accomplished
daughter Of alderman Manson, Of his eity.-Pat
ftrs0a ~ JtkeSist4f
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H,ssiaas.-On!y thirty prisoners Of war arrived
here yesterday from below. though seemingly
reliable authority put the number en- route hjtIer
in squads of four and five hundred about 900
men Some OF these latter Were said - he not Il
great way below the city. and il this be they
may be expected TO arrive TODAY.
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TIE MfREINAc.-Tbe couf;-ihar'i'h IA 'i' '''1'
If the destruction Of the Merrilac Is IN ~
this city. /, was demanded Icy 'con'hodofe ia''
nal, and it is stated that the investigation VIII ho'
ga f,rrtrer ff..u ihis stage.
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IHf gyitin. :. Tie Wilmington Jonynai says:--
III. " alleged Coh'Yderafs gn1hcut osiets. said 10
have been .enf from Sassau 10 Hxiifaa IN tl,e.
~ gasa oaysi commander ON tina, saiiep for some
ssss.s.os 81 ns,,snaiy. Appears not 10 have
Tis 49, ssn.. Int 70 hass been promptly scIsased
we ssahssx MD 81 ~ fhe Yspdraycss ~ M In.
1879 =. wA6ae fass va MAJ 81 III
~. Gai,se -, s!rsss Gsss,at The sss .ss detsaasi
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Dr,p. Il K Teft, former editor OF the haFan-
nah .,esygfaa died there on the Both uit He was
Cashier of the Stale Bank at the time Of his deaf b,
end a ll,ef, .rssl,scf~d citirca of sasasnah.
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DRowsEn.--Aias Lydia Lane, Of Davis county,
Il. e., MAS drowned in South river last week She
wax ia buggy. and attempting to get into tat.
In order 10 cross. the fa net being fastened TO the
thore. was struck by the wheels aud forced from
the bank when lore and buggy were plunged
INTO th% river. Miss L. was returning foam Rich
rlena where ahe had been waiting q wounded
hskheM, 's'k - @.-Ts..s
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psclsat .tssaan --~.sesnan, named Thomas haven~
port was arrested IN thc lower part of tire city,
yesterday. for striking Mrs heafn on IN" hosa VITA
p ni.sr, If timber and facturinr her skuil. The
instrument, with which the operation was effected
was secured, aud together With the offender, win he
submitted ,bis morning for the action " The Head
t,ff.N
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MoNDATIorT
blspatrh
-
luLy.a, sea.


osr friends wou,d greatly oeligo as by scn@'ng
snv northern papers shsy may chance % ~ IN
their possession 10 this efice. Tie psbiie Will
,A,.,>e re ana%ssa, ,he earlgts, l6oe,ens
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SDJJN EE !
Of tie 2clh, has the following paragraph:
:. The Richmond D;spasfh Of the 18th inst. which
is-3,siataa very dingy sheet congratulate III
res,sisrs On the prospect OF s5on having large sup
plysof the best quality OF white paper. This, OF
eourse is guarded way of saying that The oity aod
seoa BE- IN f,osstssiaR If he. onion troops.
What does the Voyld think of the prospee, now
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Sasaa aAaa. mr.. John Curic, II well
known ci,izcn Of Eiehmoud, died suddenly ynsior
day. nf aNSf'a"Sy, while IN visit TO his family
in fsss,viil-> Va Thss rcuihmsn Mas enc e' , Tue
we'll known shipping ftm Of Car,e b'o,n,Hs ne
hciv IF deceased viii be brought 70 This city Ter
ia,tH
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Farm, CONTAINING ato
" AcpES IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY,
ONE MILE FROM RANDOLPH MACON Coz.
LEGE, AND ONE QUARTER OF mile FEoM
BoYDTON, TIE COUNTY SEAT--We are an
thorized to sell the FARM above described IN Meek
i.nhuro county cont aiming $40 acres go OF which
are in original forest and'weil timbored. The re-
mainder is well adapted to the culture Of tobacco
and especially grain. The entire tract Is well wa
tered Creek and branch bottoms OF very superior
quality The Dwelling is conmodons ana well
arranged In its design for convenience aud comfort;
Il has > rooms above basement large and airy The
location Is exceedingly healthy, aud the neighbor
hood for intelligence and refinement, unsurpassed
For terms. Sc, apply to
JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON,
src
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FUTURE my
BY REDWOOD + REACH, Auas,
f5f Main street

NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
400 pair WOOD SHOES, assorted;
200 lbs. SHOE THREAD;
200 lbs BACON SIDES;
A large assortment Of Crockery and Glassware;
large Show Cases and Counters;
Sewing Machines;
Dry Goods, Clothing &c,
At auction, ON TUESDAY, July eth, commencing
at 10 o'clock, at store.
REDWOOD & KEACH.
jy ids Anc,ons.r.
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Time doth transtix the flourish set youth,
and in the case OF Lazarus SimpkinS arrested on
Saturday by the Provost Guard, the quotation IS
most appropriate. About the 18th Of last May, so
Mr.. Samuel Noble, Of Meeklenburg county. states.
he entrusted to Smpkins Il silver watch TO sell for
him, hut the accused preferred obtaining loan for
himself 70 raise the wind 10 TO the seat OF
war ard so disposed OF the property. By this time
he has found that be is in a fix indeed, and his
grand flourish ends in the guard-houSe