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AUCTION SALES.
RY j. T. COLDWELL l. co. Auctioneers
II S.W. corner Penn avenue and A. street

KY j. I: CoLDWELL CO. Auctoneers
II :. W. corner Penn. avenue and ~ street
On FRIDAY EVENING May s,st. at o,clock
We Will sell at our auction rooms fine assortment
al Boots shoes, Dry Goods and Fancy articles in
iots.
The attention of retail dealers is invited
}. I. COLDWELL 1 co.
my -0et Auctioneers.
RY COOPER Il LATIMER, Anctioneers
- Late clerks with j. &. McGuire Co..
Southwest corner OF Penna ayenue and llth ST :,
Star Office Building.
VALUABLE UNTNPROvED PROPERTY ON
On tt ESDAY AFTERNoON june 4. at . o Clock.
in front of the premises shall sell the following
described property: West part Lot g. i'll square SIS.
inches; situated the east side street. between
9th and 9TH streets east part Lot same square
% feet inches front by l0I feet inches deep Also
parts Lots and ., same square, having front Of n
feet inches same depth as above.
Terms Of sale; One third cash. balance in and l2
months secured 10y deed of trust and bearing
interest All conveyasciug and revenue stamps at
m COFFEE III fg 'ms f sIEshase cts
RY COOPER LATIMER, Anetioneers,
:. W. corner Penna. avenue and llth street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARRIAGES. RYE
ON sATrRbhY MoRAiNG TG Il NHGocThos june ist at 10
IN l54ns t f ogr nsp shall
sraviags Carriage Rye Whisky' &C. comprising f n
alIut Bedsteads. Bureaus
Washstands. Wardrobes
Hair and Husk Mattresses
cane and Wood Seat Chairs
Carpets, Oil Cloths
4 fine lot Engrayings
good Shot Gun. Pouches and Game Bag
Maynard Rifle, IN complete order
Burnside Rife
slarrcIs Rye Whisky sky''
Rockaway, Hack.
nay 02t COOPER l. LATIMER, Aucts.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction eers
- No. 526, Southeast corner 7th anda d

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auction eers,
- No. 526, Southeast corner 7th anda d SITS.
PARLOR. CHAMBER, AND DINING ROOM
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 4th day of June, at 10 o'clock
a m. shall sell. at house No. 1873, OH G street
north, between Twenty first and Twenty second
streets west, formerly the residence of General
James A. Brown, the following furniture, viz
Handsome Green Rep Parlor Suite, consisting Of
Tete-a tete Sofa, Castor aud Side Chairs
Black Walnut Tete- a te Sofas and Side Chairs 3
:. :. Marble top Table and Whatnot
;. Chamber SniteIali complete
Two Painted Cottage Setts-all complete
Spring, Hair, and other Mattresses
Excellent Brussels, Ingram, and other Carpets
Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Oilcloths, and
=. Stair rods xt Rstt 80
Wardobes. Cane e-seat Chairs, and Walnut Exten-
sion Table - ,.fs -
Cooking Radiators Chamber and other Stoves
Dining Room CrOckery and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
my q - GREEN a. WILLIAMS Aucts !
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CVVFIh II, AUCfH
RY NAGLE 4 Co, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FTRNI
IuRE, &c, At AUCTION.
recorded among the land records of Washinptnn
county, in the District of Columbia shall sefi at
public auction. on the premises. No 90 south ID
street. between eth and 18th streets Island. on
saIIRDAf l, june ist at Y o'clock the following
One set Imitation Rosewood Furniture Sofa
Chairs; Rocking Chairs and one very ine
Green Rep Easy Chair
Two handsome Marble top Tables - !
One large Mirror
Handsomely finished Whafnot
Three pair Lace Window Curtains
phe hItlTne Clock, two Candelabres, two french
Vases
Fine Brussels Carpet. Stoves Oilcloth &c.
Terms cash.
JOHN T. c. CLARK Trustee.
NAGLE a. Co, Aucts
Also at the same time and place
e bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
Giass and Crockeryware O
ASoSing Stove and Cooking Utensils, &c. &c.
sale positive. Terms cash
my va iRep. NAGLE & Co. Aucts
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DOTAToEsiI 1
POTATOES n

D0TATOEEI rtefa. POTATOES n
2oo bushels Ho..l JACKSON WHITE PoTA-
Poffiand, Maine For sale from yessen In lots to
it cSsona 100 ws.ss e &. WATRs
JAMES GUfLD. DEALER IN NEW AND SE @
! JfOND HAND FDRNITURE. Old Furniture
repaired, Reupholstered and varrished 18th and
streets, Inser the canal} Highest price paid for
6oconA -hand Turniture.s -. 3l.a Ia l-lys
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% ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
PENSIAx NEEICE lnly Eth ls;S {

DEPAHTMENT INFERIOR. Z
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th. 1856.
Application having been made under the act of
June %, lo51 for the reissue of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants. which are alleged to have
been lost OF destroyed,-Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description of each
warrant. new certificate warrant of like tenor
will be reissued, if no valid objection should then
appear. JOS. H. BARRETT. Commissioner
No. 956Ss. for 40 acres, issued under the act of
March g. 1865, in the name of Mary s. widow of
Tate Bryarly, and was granted September q, 1855
No. 1851, for l60 acres issued under the act Of
September, 1850, in the name of Samuel ID Cow
den and granted March 25th. lS52. June p
1851
No. 1907, for 80 acres, issued under the act of
March 3D., 1855, in the name of William Elliott, and
was granted October 20th, 1856. July 6, 1851.
No. s. 234, for l2O acres issued under the act of
March 3D. 1858, in the name of Claborn Madame
and was granted October 4th. 1856 July s. 1851.
No, ssH3, for l60 acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855, in the name of John Denton and
was granted July 10th. lsiO.-July 20, 1871
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RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with . L. McGuire co.,
Southwest corner of PENN ayenue and llth ST .
Star Office Building.
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=. q. rHuAKnB,

P.0.-pHtets g TIE sSoys lslsm ~ yissss
DSI6r contAiutns this n0e1oe. NJ 2.laN9W
ESEECfKO.MEDi vAP0R 1AfHB.-
u DR.. =. ALCAN, south rest corner q nth street
TIE SKIN .T oids, Cont, Debility, Affection Of Pa
ra1ysis, Absorption Of Mercury and Female CON
rlainta. ~s -y my Tom
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RY G611N Q Williams, AuefieaoosS,
CHANC1RY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
IEEH 6TR14T WEST AND G 0TRB11

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. passed On the nth day
q Nay, dsE. IA cha ncsIy esuss No; & st,a Wherein
a. ere defendants. the und trustee, WILL
on TukSDAx. the 9Th day Of June: l06, IN front
Of the premises, ut O'Clock in the Afternoon. pro-
coed 70 soil the real estate in said decree men
e. saia part q lot is .it.stedG G @a TIE orshxsss
Immediately opposite the United States Patent
Once. and fronts on Seventh street " ieet, Gem.
mencing at the corners running thence west70 fest,
thence soath 10 feet thence east 70 feet, con
ing abOut 800 square feet. upon which are stu.
atsd two story Brick Houses, with back build. 4.
ings.
the subdivision made by the trustee, which Will
be exhibited On the day Of sele.,
ens .tSird cash.; tSs bSisnes in 6, q, snd ii
months: deferred payments 20 be SECURED s fhe
trustee may deem best The trastee Nfll require
the deferred psynsnss 20 bs secured by . deed Q!
trust epon the prolerty. All nveyanetng and
stamps sf the cest q ahs ysrehessr or Iurehessrs
srty % hid qn Unless the tsEns cf sale are son-
property will be resold upon ave deyls notice, at
the fisk q the 1es.nlttns t1rchssst o. psr-
my A-eoAds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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llY W. L. WALL 4 co., Aucsioner,, - =
II Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar f .
c9s Louisiana ave., between 9Th and lOfh sfs
SALE OF HORSES. cARRrAeEs, HARNESS,
On. SATURDAY, MoRsIse,g June 1, at 10
Saddle. Carriage and Work Horses "a full descrip
ti0n at sale e0nR9rssTIRYg gR9YTY ah9Ss M1Rsrs Sta
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses.
sets View Single and ifS boubl. Harness, Saddles,
Five Secondhand Family Carriages, not long in
| large collection of New and Second hand Bug
giss; Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city.
New and second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages
&c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always on private sale.
my % :. W. L. WALL CO., Ancts.
RY GREEN 4 WILLTAM Ms, Auctioneers.
II NO. o2o Southeast corner 7th and D sts.
HoTsEHoLp FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
a. shall sell at house 10 AS frontag Mt IN on sth
st.est Sest ct b setxesn and streets north
Sofas Castor and Side Chairs
nnarble;,top Mar Center Table and Engravings
Biack w alnut Hat rec, Chairs and Tables
Mashstands, Cottage Bedsteads, Wardrobes
Hair, Husk: and other Mattresses
Feather Beds, Pillows. and Bosters
brusSela fhree-ply, Ingram, Stair and other Car
Dinilkg Tables, Chairs and Crockery E rs
hahtls E,o,hs Mirrors Window Shades and Hall Oil
Cooking. Radiator, and other Stoves
A ss2sn AeauGlsf.EfiE GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, UN-
| til SATURDAY, the LIST day Of june at our Auc-
tiOn rooms, at the same hour.
my % IInt.l GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts !
RY NJ. K. WALSH co, Auctioneers,
Id No 2S5 Penn ave, corner 10th street.
wELL:KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. :,
/ AT AUCTION, THE EFFECTS OF 4 FAMILY
| LEAVING THE CITY. -
| on MONDAY MORNING, June 8, at 10 o'clock
we will SELL at dwelling No. 259. corner of Vir-
Furniture, &c. Contained therein, viz.
! Set BLACK Walnut Parlor Furniture
fine Three ply, all W ool. Carpet
Rosewood Marcle top Centre and Side Tables
| - Lace Curtains, Cornices &c.
Mantle Clock "a days, Oil Paintings
Dining room Table. Chairs. and Oil Cloth
Cottage Furniture, Wardrobes, Lounges
Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Rockers
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Shades, Rugs
Stair Carpet and Rods, Bed room Carpet
Feather BedS, Blankets, Quilts, and SheetiDg
Cook. ParloHsand other Stoves
RefrigeratOr- Table Cutlery
And good assortment of Kitchen Utensils.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
The house contains ten rooms, and is for rent
m2s5t NJ. X. WALSH CO., Aucts
Y n n .~-x:-------
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RfSGREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II p NO. S26, southeast corner 7th and ID sta

- 'FS"'"So' southeast corner 9TH and ID SITS.
fkoEfB ID PRoPkRkTY 9 BEIoAGTiNAiR 6oAAGGTiARtE - IN 1M;
HEtAisEB HEETtAA1isE 95 IFk k1GfT,EEyA tATE ANDREW SMALL,
On MONDAY, the l0th day Of June next. at &
o'clock p m. shall sell. on the premises mart az
Lot No. = A Square No. sel, being the west n feet
Snhs7 sn Gsi SH ,st SstSss S, 9th and 10Th
and improved By two story and attic brick buiid
ing, with back building, No. 22.
ALspr
Part Of Lot No. T. in Square No. ssl. being the
tween 9Th and 10th streets west. and running back
that width about IS feet, and improved by two
story frame building, No. s1.--------.--
Terms One third cash /; balance in and Il
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
adeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
SloU down on the day Of snle; and II the terms
not complied with within hve days after the sale
the executor reserves the right to resell the prop
srfy at the risk and If the defauiting purcha
SER BY advertising three times in new spaper
published IN Washington.
nly30eo4ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY COOPER LATINER. Auctioneers.
- Late clerks with Jas C. Mcclure Co. y
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave- aud llth
street, Star Office Building
yALrAB4E BgMtpISG LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
On TtEspAY AFTERNOON, Juue .,h ar 3
of Lot 9. Square 4e3, having front OF 20 feet ky
depth of lt0 feet situated on the south eide. OF
street, between 9Th and eth streets, near sth. - =
and twelve menfhs, secured by deed Of -trust and
notes bearing interest. All conveyancing aud
sfsmps at purchaser cost. Slo down at time Of
ny ss-dxds COOPER 4 LA1IAER, Aucss.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 526 8. E. corner 7th and D streets

FIRST CLASS IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
OPPOSITE THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR
kET. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 4th day of June next at 6,<
o'clock p. m, on the premises. shall sell part
100 eet deep fronting on street, between 7th and
sth streets west, with three story. Brick House
and back building, being first class business prop
erty in that section of the city which we cali the
attention of purchasers to the above SALE it will
be sold. -
Terms One-third cash; balance in 6, r. Is. "a 30.
&c. a. and 4S months for notes bearing interest and
secured by a deed of trust on the premises All
ancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. 500 down on the day of sale. =
my29-d Intel. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AUUTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

ElY COOPER & LATTMER. Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure & Co
Southwest corner Penn's avenue and llth st J Star
p Office Building
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS,
RlF w. L. WALL d CO., Auctioners,
IL. Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar -
= c9e Louisiana ave., between 9Th and i0th sfs
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, o0th instant, at 61s O'Clock p
Lot No 2, comprising $50 square feet with lI2 it.
sinches front running back 90 feet situated the
corner of 10th st. and South Carolina avenue east
or will be subdiyided and sold in lots to suit the
purchasers
Terms One third down on the day Of sale; bal
ance in six and twelve months, with interest se-
cured by deed of trust. All convey yances and rsTe-
nue. stamps at the expense of purchaser. 2
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
m25 lint Auctioneers
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QY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Late Clerks with &. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and llth street
Star Office Building
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. J26, s. E. corner Of Seventh and D st.

lNL On -4TH SIKEET WEST, BETW ZEN NJ
AND n SHEETS NORTH, At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the Goth instant, at 6H O'Clock
2: m, We shall sell, on the premises part of Lot
No 2. in square No. 523, being 40 feet front by IS
feet inches in depth, which is very desirable To-
cation for private residence.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest. and secured by
a deed Of trust on the premises. All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
$50 down each lot when sold
my25-d Int. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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TARGET COMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES WILL
Il end tho best accommodation around New York at
Kim Park staten Island Steamers leave Deg street for
these grounds hourly.
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TARGET COMPANIES, ATTENTION ST. ROMANS
Well Flushing, L. The finest accommodations ia the
vicinity OF York for target practice moderate
Cars leave Hunters Point evsry hour; ferry thirty
''~''' ~ JAMES HoPKINs Proprietor
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o. BARROW STREET. CORNER or HUD SON.-A
Or large and handsome front Room 20 let with Board
and gas 70 two youns gentlemen price, SN per week.
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90 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-THE LET. WITH
o. Board, Large and two small rooms References
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OF MACDoUGAL STREET ST. CLEMENTS
y Place "A second story front Room to let, H.
eman aud wife, leotlemen. References required.
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90 MADISON AvENUE.-HAND -OMELY FURNISHED
90 second third noors with private parOr,
rent viii Board. House and its appointments
unexce p,ionabie
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ION WEST FORTIEfH STREET, CORNER SIXTH
lVU avenue.-A Parl,r and Bedrooms to let to.
gether separately with Bo,rd pie ssnt home offered
preferrp STYLE References exchanged
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Il fait de pain francels, addr~ssez vous u NbDiCUS
Bouangere frsncae la Vile 90 fars lss sreei
sntre Houston Of Blesoker.
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Englishman because no would not
cedo his horses to you. Come, George;"
and tho old soldier took him by the
hand. sa = t.a "A.
But Blanche but her mother !
What shall we say to them to excuse
my conduct p said George, after re-
fecting few seconds. -
eve will tell them the truth" ex-
claimed the captain; cit is far the
shortest" g
"True; l was mad when ran away
from Blanche.
"She thought So, Let her still deem
you mad when you return"
"How so /"
"Madly in love ?" ~ 80 t-
George welded Blanche, and they
were happy. The moral of which is
that if there had been no flies in the
Cafe du Palais Royal in October, 1924.
George Benier would never have
fought, most probably. Captain Rodet.
II Captain Rodet had not presented
George he would, most probably, have
never gone to Italy. II he had not
gone to Italy he would, most probably,
have never met Blanche, and become
Captain Rodet's happy nephew and n
respectable member of society. Ais
well that ends we'll.
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In the stiffness Of the midnight, when the iamp
was burning low,
On my brain thore davnod a vision OF tho coll M
Fort Monroe:
And around It's MASSEY portals, doubly locked and
triply barrd
swept a train Of pallid phantons, in the dark
ness Keeping guard
And cried aloud, in horror, so, thou dim and
dreadful train.
BY what strange unrest art summoned npto
Earth aud Life againy"
lhen solemn voice gave answer, "From our
graves meath sod and tide
We have como to watch his SAUNDERS through
whose wickedness we died.
"From the far off fields we Redeemed with our
blood in fearful rain,
From the hiding waves Of ocean, now we rise in
might again;
From the graves, welcome refuge from the
loathsome prison pen,
Come the dread aycugng spcctres that were
starved and tortured mon.
owe died starved his fare is dainty-soft and
snowy is his bed;
Countless, namclcss graves boar Witness we
were low and roughly laid.
But the sleep to which death lullcd US BY no
treason dream was mand
And the angels came from heaven, and around
our rest kept guard.
"can You marvel that he sleeps not while we
stand outside the door;
That he starts IN quigcring anguish at our foot
falls on the floor
Though his prison walls be massive, though his
doors be clio ely barrd,
lie beholls us and be- hears us, and he knows
we're kccping guard.
Traitor hearts may yet hefIiend him, traitor
hands may set him free
he may fly from hate and soothing, but from rs
lac cannot flee;
When az last to God in Heaven flies his soul all
treason scMred
Round about the Throne Eternal ho viii find us
keeping guard" LUCY A. HOOPER.
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Claim Agency.


ID leht enactmcnts OF Congress, all Sol
reeeireII who have served three years and have
Gvbo out 500 bounty from the United States,
ehsrse having enlisted for three years, were dis
Ow "a i'l ~ consequence Of wounds, and the wild
Atei for W or parents of any soldier who en-
ilOl h,,' i .hfee years, under promise Of only
blei foa. and who died in the service, are en-
bred D o11 additional bounty OF ONE HUN
hll. or Iu pensioners who have lost a hand or
le loss NY he incurred disability equivalent to
Ase OF pension.
Atltt5 1,sohed widows of soldiers on sailors are
prmon,h an increased pension OF two dollars
'ge '"'" Tor each child under sixteen years of
Caimsosn
pay, ofiea,'' she above nature, and for arrears Of
asuy'eo extra pay, for horses lost in the q.
Fwar ana ooillinutation OF rations of prisoners
'aad br 1 pil1e money, will be promptly prose-
barge f8Sor apphcation by letter. enclosing dis
o, ~, service, win be attended to and the
aailra. 4 papers returned TO applicant for sig
oa T.. A, SOMLES,
81, A,banS Hev over the First National Bank
aux TN, 1866. 123-tf
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ST. ATBANs, WI. FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1867.

py in being able to walk, eat, run, and
laugh like everybody else. Prosper
Dyonnet remained his boon-compan-
ion, although he entertained q slight
gudge towards him for his folly in
resuscitating his talents as collegian
in 50 inopportune a manner But he
remembered also that George had had
a few glasses of champagne too many,
and he forgave him. Prosper, besides,
knew Paris intimately, and not only
assisted him in procuring carriage
and horses, but also introduced him to
the world
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become my nurse No; most assur-
edly did not expect that. But did
she send to inquire after me ?"
Eyes, for four days consecutive
ly"
-Four days Well, when / get we'll
| will send her four bracelets. We
must not expect impossibilities."
What most surprised Prosper Dyon-
net was, that as George Benier re-
covered his strength, instead of gain
ing spirits with improving health, he
seemed to remain anxious, and at
times sorrowful.
"What troubles you, George? ?" he
inquired "The doctor has said that
on Saturday you can go out in the
carriage, and yet you seem to expert
ence some secret grief Is it possible
that the memory of Madame Belmonte
haunts you? She was not worthy of
your lovel"
George, smiling grimly, replied:
Prosper, | am melancholy because
l am afraid"
"Afraid of what ?"
George contented himself by hand
ing n card to his friend, and burr
ed his face in his hands.
Captain Louis Rodetl exclaimed
Prosper. fool, idiot that L was -
Yes, l understand now, my poor
George. You need not blush; you
fear to meet that man again, who is
moro implacable thar if you had dc
priyed him Of honor, fortune-of all
that was dear to him.
yes Prosper, that is what l dread.
He has still one pellet to receive salts
faction for, and he keeps it for the last
If meet that man again he will kill
me"
Listen, George said Prosper, talk
ing seat by his side. "That man is
an assassin. l am not a soldier, and
| should have recourse to other means
Of getting rid of so bloodthirsty an an
tagonist l would denounco him to
the police"
George shuddered
"No," he said, 'I would never hum
bic myself to that extent / have been
an officer, and l could not, without
branding myself as a coward, take the
step which you recommend.
"Well, then, George, there is only
one alternative. We must separate. -
"Why so 2"
Because you must so to Italy; and,
what is moro, you must leave this in
fortnight You must remain there
six months or ayear