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give small twist to La Chouette !?
| hold to that bet
Not yet. La Borgnesse does not
know whether you are a robber or
not?'
No, unless the Maitre d'Ecole may
have told her that it was not accord
ing to my ideas
If he has told her so, you must pre-
tend to have changed your princi-
pies
Il! Your
Thunder! Master Rodolphe; but
say-hum hum! [ don't like that
play
You shall do as you like; you shall
see if | propose anything infamous to
you
ooh! as for that, am quite easy
You are right
Speak master; I'll obey
AS soon as he is gone, you must
try and coax La Chouette.
4 the old she-devil? I'd much rath-
er fight the Maitre d'Ecole. [ hardly
know whether [ shall be able to keep
from clawing right hold of her hide
Then you will spoil all
We'll, what is it, then, that | must
doY
The 'Chouette' will be outrageous
at the windfall that has escaped her !;
you must try to sOOthe her by saying
that you know of some good business
to be done; that you are there waiting
for your accomplice; and that if the
Maitre d'Ecole has a mind to join,
there is a good deal of gold to be
gained
i listen; go on, master.
After waiting about an hour, you
must say, My comrade does not come,
it is put off, then you must agree up
on rendezvous for tomorrow at an
early hour with La Chouette and the
Maitre d'Ecole. Do yOumderStand p
L comprehend
And this night you will be at the
corner Of the Champs Elysees and the
Alice des VeuveS; | will meet you
there, and | will then tell you the
rest
Hf it is a snare, take care! The
Maitre d'EcoIe is an evil spirit you
have struck him; there is no doubt he
is capable of killing you
BE not alarmed.
Thunder it is a farce; but you do
with me just as you please; there is no
difficulty, and something seems to tell
me that there is some nice broth to be
cooked for the Maitre d'Ecole and La
Chouette; yet, oneword more, Master
RodoIphe. Speak
1T is not that think YOU capable
Of setting trap for the Maitre d 'Ecole
to have him caught by the police; he
is finished scoundrel, who has merit
ed death a thousand times-but to
have him arrested-it is not my bust
ness.
Nor mine, my boy; but have an
account to settle with him and La
Chouettc, since they are plotting with
people against me; and with your "a
sistance, we'll have a settlement.
oh! well, since the male is no bet
ter than the female, | consent.
And if we succeed, said ROdolphe
in serious, almost solemn manner
which startled the Chourineur, 'yol
will be as proud as when you saved
from the fire and water the man anC
woman who owe you their life !
How you say that, Master RO
, dolphe! Inever saw you look so be
fore; but quick, quick, see a whit
spot; it must be the cap of La Chou
cite. Go; I'll creep into my hole
) Tonight at ten o'clock.
AT the corner Of the Alice des Veu
YES and the Champ Elysee8; under
t stood.
Maria had not heard this last COZ
4 versation of the Chourineur and Re
? dolphe; she got into the carriage wit
/, hercompanion.'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-01-17

The latest novelty in hair dressing
is called the azebra." 1t consists in
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of false hair of variety of colors.
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The losses by fire in the United
States for 1865, are reported at forty
three millions of dollars.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13
Progress OF DIR. LiVfUgstOne's African
ExDed1ttOu,

At the recent annual meeting of the Royal Geo.
graphical Society, Sir Rodercx MurchisOn stated
that he had learned, through letter of Dr. Living
sione's, dated the oath OF March, TO his daughter,
that he had reached the mouth oI the RoVuma river
in rab dbow with his followers and six camels,
three asses, and three buifaloes
As it was found impracucable to ascend the RO-
Yuma with their vessel, TO dlsembark the anmais
on It's banks the party was taken on by Lieutenant
Gar1orth, X N, to fine harbor north OF the RO-
Yuma, where they were about to land when the
letter despatched. AS The people OF that tract
are under the control of the Sultan OF Zanzibar
with whose protection DR.. Livingstone is fully pro-
vided he wrote IN the full persuasion that he will
not only reach the watershed between his own Lake
NyRnza and Tanganylka of Burton and Speke
but also be able to settle the question to the ee
vati0n and drainage OF the latter If he can reach
1t, and, after building boat on It, is able to proceed
to It's northern end he will at set at rest the
dispute as TO whether this lake be really the ultimate
southern water basin OF the Nile. II 1t should prove
to besO 1t will follow that the altitude of the Tan.
ganyika, as given by Burton and Speke was very
erroneous, for by their measurement II was more
than eight hundred feet below the level of the AIberf
NVanza as fixed by Baker.
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A New Play by sheridan knowles.

The late james Sheridan Knowles, who in the last
years OF his life became minister, and denounced
the stage, never negecting, however to receive the
profits which accrued to him thereirom as a maker
of plays left, at his death, unpubllshed aud un-
acted drama, which was recently produced at the
Onto Death. at bears" SAYS an English paner
"the marks OF the poets last mood of mind, which
was decidedly inclined to petY, and preferred TO
LOOK events and persons from religious point of
view. The theme as prOpounded in express terms
Inithts drama, IS contained in the question Vino
will dare TO die for, and in place Of a friendY'T
Then tOllOwsa summary OF the plot, which is melo
dramatic IN the extreme, showing Knowles in his
earliest and worst method.
This play, which was intended by the writer for
the bretto OF an opera, and which was accomD MED
with songs thai OF course are omitted III tn drama
hcsrepresentati0D has already occasioned dispute
between Knowles heirs ana he holders OF the manu-.
script, which s not yet settled In the meantime IL
sbartlS be published '' 'N "NA
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LITERARY ITEMS.

The AtaRtie Monthly for July offers more than
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se Lowell pleasant metrical address ITO j. sending
pound Tro;" Professor Agsssiz paper on the
Physical History Of the Valley Of the Amazon Professor
Goodwin Smith readable tleeh Of travel and observation.
under the title OF An gshman in Normandy and Alice
Cary the first chapter Of story in two parts called The
Great Doctor" Mr. Longfeow has the following lines;
ON TRASsLATlNG TIE DIvINI coMMEDIA.
enter. and see thee in the gloom
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And strive to make my steps keep pace with thine
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For thee to pass the votive tapers shiuei
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Contains large variety Of interesting articles TIE Case Of George
Dsdow presents remarkable instance Of spiritual msnr
ton fPer "Indin Medicine has peculiar interest coming
whose life among the lndsus has fitted him describe in
tslsenty ths superstiton and physiological powers.
Prof Goodwin Smith contributes valuable article Normandy
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Ing story Of Western lie and Prof Agz valuable
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These aud others By w C. Bryant Mrs. Whitney James
Russell Lowell C. j. sprgae H. W. Longeow Dr. j. w Palmer
Charles Reade Major H. Burrsge aud rs make very
attractive number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Drp GOODS.

7 ACE MANTILLAS from 81 up to $40,
Il LICE FONTS and ROTONDES, 80 up to svI a hana'
some line Of DRESS GOODS PC per yard
O.& j. NIOWBRAY.
No 20g Grand f., corner Forsyth
No. 2ls BoweTy between spsins aud fIince SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
Our YOUNG FOLKS

OUR YOUNG FOLKS
Tells Children II the Flood" Elsie Teller; Carries
shipwTeck by T. W. HgFas9ni Among the siga0s by T. B.
J. Warren Newcomb, - Summer in Leslie Godhwai,e'.
.a r oy Ms Hshorrlns poost y I. ~ y
The Squirrel. Live House" by Mrs b. Stowe Afost
10 the Forest Myne Reid aud excellent Puzzles Refuses
and Engmas.