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ITO ALL wHon n LAY oOsoERH.
pEsAlInIsy OF sHl Ix.saIea,

PEssIoE OrSici, july istk.Sish.{
S Sss. u .. q &. SsdsE sss ct q
hat date sSs ssss q s.s
wsrrspt, new certificate VA rent OF IKE tenor
appear. g. Q. COX. Oomnis'sonse
No, sslz, for 100 aores. issued u,d.r IN. ~, -
nssce 8, lsss. in the nance Of the minor csiIdrsr
o. Aneres Record, deceased, end wss srsn ted Jui1
N. se.ls: ior 10 ssrss. Issued under tn. &C. Of
,ns H. ,sT I. the nsms q E1.Ss.s ThomS
81 nIi sP $1,000; and va grsotsd September
No. % l04, Tor ls0 acres issued under the act a
nett and .ss sssnts 1 ss sy nsns . 81 Ben
Tor 10 serss issued Cd under a.. .a ass :,
March 3, lsss; In TIE meme OF Hsrrison oorum' and
No 81 sca; Cor iss ssrss. issued under the act
March ), lsss, in the name Of Adam vroman. "a
March 8 ysss IN tke name Of John Tioyc Josp.o o.
isI ssr::. i:.ass .ess sso ss. q az as q
seltembsr, lsso. in the name Of Levi Lests and
septeub Der $50: IN the name OF John n -od. and
No 8. So: for iss acres, issued esdsr Il. act o.
No. 1891 for leo scrss. issa.c under sss act Of
March ;, lsss; IN the nene of Mary Crawford, for
iS. ISIS Sosem 1ss ~ and sss granted March
n No 2 s., So, fVI g acre: i..p.a gnas, TIE &C.
s nnS vas granted March Is, 1855. Hovember IL
No; 4s.sss. for 80 aores issssd under the act or
March 3 lss, IN the name Of susan nab Das n. ia
4sniei p9nn' and was granted Hay IL, isa
No IS sos for 10 acres. Issued under IN. act q,
md was granted February Is isS Hosemb. 20 ~.
No, n, rs. for leo acrss. issusd uuder IN. -, If
widow Of William White. and was erenteo 4.
No . Sl. for l6o serss. issued under the oct OF
and 1ss ersSisS ms, s - OF Ssor.s PsssrIss
10 LIME AND r aAfR pInsALERs And ooH
,Eshsss ior sale prime LONG HAZE, OF PIss-
80. The: .:S ,. O. :1sS .sm And to sa.r
.,s..m Ne. 4ss Calvert St ssi.isoSs. ha.,
TsIss Is ls 70 GIVE NorioE, Ts.. che .sSscfs.
tsas q " se q. r.. Of
HEhRY VEETRIcH, late OF Wsshine,oS De O. %
Ans, With TIE veuehsrs 10 "a. s.S.s -.
~ Is SSss q Issss'
bepes Of the ssid estate siyen unSsr nv rcs a.
:. . i..sv \. DRSop. Asni.,.,r.,.,.
OEPPIa111SSss,c o COLT; ss..:.ssr I. re -Dis.
ssssessr OF q fs q 4ssms!oas HspGS
p SrssusS c,s ssSss:s,S be-, itS &c sssrcs:ses
Of ssIssIeei, ies, for me Snsi ssstis.ses
sscsssd o the s..e 4 hand md. = :.: :.
sns ssn 1 nsys essn sosst.d and turns sse
- 1sessssS sss sosis = . ssssns ~. sas -
si.,Hs 49, ysssssS g sssy ny ssssrva.s 81
&c: no, l,ss 3: sS. &; s. &
~,,..'.' f-'A.''iie : Z; s:' z VI. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

Timber, it is stated. rendered fire proof BY i'm
rrsxusting il With silicates, is used extensively
ia germany for fooring pianks, doors and
.,,ircss,s. AassEkEl4 - Hsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
~ h Z Els b Z 4 L Z 8.

TWINE. "N S.AS
MOO Copper-w wired CORK BpoYs.
SIMS made in any form and length suitad a.
the large Fisheries OF the Chesapeake and Potomso
Knit ~ hand, with . knot economically formsd
securing meehes perfectly square,
snsd SILL-ntIs, Herring do, Mullet do.
AMKRIOAk NIT AND fwIHE 90.
au ls-2wd2awam az Commerci sfrse, 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

The BLACK CRoox.-This scenic play.
which had such a wonderful run in New York
and concerning which curiosity was piqued 70
the highest degree, was brought out st the Na-
uonal Theater last night 20 one Of TIE largest
audiences ever assembled In Washington. The
piece was admirably put upon the stage,
and those who had seen IL in Nov York.
and supposed that its presentation here
must b. q fifth rate affair Is compored
with that at NibIo's CARDS.. Were
ag-eeably surprised with the fidelity with
which il was produced on the scale Of the
New York representation We presume that
the mechanical effects are the same as those
used at NIblo's, which accounts for their CON-
pleteness and excellence. The dramatic piece
is very slight and trihlng. seFyinG only q thu
vehicle for displaying the gorgeous and bril-.
liant scenic effects and the admirable bale,
troupe.
We presume there will be another immense
house At the National tonight on the occasion
of the second representation. and that it will
have fine run. T5"' a' 1851 80 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

The denomination of Mr. Cobb by the Re-
publicans of the third Wisconsin district has
been announced. Mr.. Cobb's Chief title to
fame in this section arose from the fact that he
got the resolution in favor Of taxing United
States bonds before the House of Representa-
uves. The convention which nominated him,
however, passed resolution announcing
'every form ofrepudation," and declaring that
'for the government TO withhold or extort any
portion of the principal or interest OF the debt
IS a violation OF the letter and spirit OF laws
under which il was contracted, and demands
our stern rebuke snd disapprovaLr Mr. Cobb
it seems, was willing 10 accept the nomination
on these terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB.
! scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington county, in the District Of CO.
lumbfe. letters of admipistratiop c. &. O. ON the
personal estate Of LAURA BELL, late of
Washington city. ID. u, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the aaid Deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the came, with
the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber. on or be-
fore the 9Th day OF September next thew other.
wise BY Law be excluded from all bsReht Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 5th day Of
HELEN her X mark HAMMOND.
Admnistratrix C. { a.
Witness-JAs. 8. EDWARDS,
seSlaw3w Deputy Reg. Wills.
ORRHANs,C0IRT, sEPTEMBIR 5. l.es.-
~ plsIklCT Oh COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT: In the case OF Richard Wal.
ZACH, administratord DC {. g., of Louisa Hun
ter, dece ased, the administrator d. b. &C. a.,
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or
phans' Court Of Warrington county Aforesaid
appointed SATURDAY. October Sd, A. d. 1873. for
the nnal settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, - far the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where ali
the creditors and heirs of said deceased notified
10 attend. with their claims properly vouched OF
they may otherwise by law Be excluded from all
benefit in said deceaseds estate: provided copy
Of this order be published once q week for three
weeks in the Evening Star previous to the said
day.
Test: JAS. r. OBEIRNE.
re e-lawN Register of Wiiln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

LADIRs OAH HAVE fHHn HOOPsKIRrs
ALTBRED AND R1PAIRED q OHs. BAUn1
HOOPeKIRT, CORSET snA eHOULDBR BRAOD
nANUIACTORr, - Louisiaaa avenue, bstvsss
9Th and It'll streets. NH U-t
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ADJUSTMENTS.


-IxsnAoRpIsAeY ATTRACTIONS
',h.nseo nSsS Z S SsS,e.i
SssH IsvYsrs ana Psi isasi Shia H on K espar
-'ANiNG' f pa ESssIiPE &c & s;s s;s
sLictfs and SsfnfNt. pskosA'
efSGs scEShsr :ss cos SfnErs rnRpso Ss
AknoRiAI nisPLkr
Brought IRON Philaaelrhia By J. u HeDea-
sCHUETZEN-FEST.
On account OF the incI.meuey OF the v..tser.
Which prevertse msay from visitiss the gro. nds
the Aesoctattea hAa eoocioaed. a enc Request a
many citizens, TO ecsttpus the Festival Tor t~e
NoNDaf AND TUESDAY.
Sept. .th and sth. have been selected.
Ladies, and Gentlemen. PRIZR sHoorIsc
and PklIk BOWLING on both days.
az Distribution Of Prize. TUESDAY, at thee
,: ssx,sRIGLIAsr ILLUMrsArIoss .os
EpAscrse and orHrR AnusEMEsrs
MARIEIS rAsBT0NABLT pINcING
" AcipkMi n. between 9th snc 10th =
streets. ne soors Ao.demy vii Re open
sspts nbeT % feG ,erns' ae ' ssps, s ~ ~.
Academy. or see future sAvertisenents- seTl1
DROP. kREIs' DANoIss ACADEMY, Pen.
a yvseis svenue, opeesite nesropolitan e
TTfgfspsS . AID siTt NIB r.d Mr. ns;'s
NOON. from : 90 8 O'clock Gertlem.n
TUESDAY and THURSDAY TvRNfHGs' Roc
70 10 O'Clock. Those entsrfns uov Cor TIE .ss
Hal can be rented for balls scirees' &c ~
as shove. Je IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
BOARDING.

LOB RENT-Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS,
Il snlgle or communicating, With or without
BOARD, in pleasant location; No. lJ1 Pa. ave !,
between nth and 18th streets. se 8-3tsl
LOB RENr-sevsrafv very desirable FURNISH.
ED Rooms; IN suits or sipglyi on LIST and ID
39l street, bet ~ and ID streets. an SLIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
WANTS.

WnnssrJaEsIpt,aA, WaIrn WOMAN; vel, recon;
: .assss s v''Psss ''''e'' e'ss''a = :1s n
W1Iks.5s Cdk ess ss! = "a BE- ss.. CO ~ y
ssss sSs;a ss, .'r. 'di'' F'''s:is =
W4eETTT III y9s1. IL
ss e sss xs Il 81 s:.s. hos 8 q
WASTID.-A HELPER 10 bl.:k.nith :h1p,
~. one who has some s1psIlsncsn IN the eusi-
Il. corner Ii,h and streets
w k.1ns''i sse th.t G. s1e.risnesd, Any
sfrsss ,oa,S with reference " o'S Seventh
WANIkO-in small family, WOMAN TO
80 q :: s:';''a 81 81, ::
$4,000 y Esf1lE rfs S sEEI
tr0" one 70 fn'es years to run. i RHfr rates
Ssn' Boon No. q. Plasts Building.
WAhTkD-A GENTLEMAN to assi.t in q
scs 5s sssSH. hHn sSs'
w q: business, 10 attend ter ) Ercssry sso:s Meme
'.. Catholic need apply at the Kirk~ood House
WAETED-As good HOST LER, one tina, under
Phi "a .IEss STABLES, 9 street Ss;s..S' X
IuTes:'s number 9, sHASss
Adde'S. 'nS t'' BskI GS, s Sta. 9
CIofHTNs szITsazE wANTID-S ;i;;i.
by addressing the undsrsisn ed for week By post
only. No personal applications vii Be rsesiLsd
~7a No. 81 L seventh SShi .srs..,
WANTED-Bya Lady, a POSITION a. House
hold duss he. no . hotel % or sossSss
house; For par tieulsrs address HOusekesper,
faai.sd Hppig sSs iss day.. l'l'ns:; gwen
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN to Wash and
Hotel Psnna aVsnus ssR street .es s.
WANTED-Three we'll educated MEN Of good
Colonization Building, corner Psnna. svsnae and
f1 etreet. ae $50.
I. EiPs fSi =.
ting location and terms. W: =. star ofnoe. ssssa.
WAEIID--A, first class PHOTOGRAPHIC
derstand the business. one TO print md the other
Son s. :- s:..
~ ANTED-Immediately before the crowd il
1HS s, re- PoEs = the
Of 81 each, BY which they win become intsrested
s1 cents car fare fs ycD a. th don't
Yard !. sr on the Island, 1t will ample repay you.
@S OOO WANTED TO BUY-Aii Kinds Of
sUC,UUU. SECONDHAND CLOTHING. for
which fair price will be paid Cleaning and Re.
pairing done In the best manner. At No. lO4 7th
Of between g and II, Washington, d. G. fe is.ly
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook,
/ w wash, iron, 3d., in family Of i've or six
HALLS Real Estate Once, corner It'll and D sts
j1
WANTED-NEW AND CAST-OTT CLOTH.
w mo, Watches, Diamonds, Gems Reyolyera
any article Of velue, at the old nrm
OF b. FULTON CO., PawBb1okers. 81 Ninth
street, near Pennsy1vants avenue 10 4.iys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

CHURCH DIFFICULTY SETTLED TN VIRGINIA
twas stated. some DAYS since, that the iifficul-
ty existing between the radical and cons erya-
tive members of the Salem Methodist Church.
at Nearsyille, a short distance from Hamilton,
in Loudoun coHnty, Va. about the occupancy
of the church building, had been def uitely set.
tied. The settlement was comuassed through
the agency of an incendiary, who succeeded in
eneetually preventing either party from using
the church ereafter.-Alexandria Ga ,ette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
DENTISTRY.

nR. ]. T. COUMBE HAS REMOyTD 6Is
" OFFICE 70 No. $40 street. o.
tween 18th and nth; He 10 thankful fort,
friends and oil persons that may favor him with
sneir patronage. Teeth made on Gold, Silver, on
=. [essonAole rateo. an n In
nR. LEWIl . DAYS., DKNTAL AsoOCIA
... no. $50 P8GGA AVE, ....
Between 18th and 18th streses.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIH.
:, 10 eharss viii b made for sxtrseting whore 4
dncial Teeth are inserted, although fhs<
yettcnt win Be required 70 pay for ths0
surgical operation vhe1 performed, which
Association 10 nov prepared to make Teeth On
Cold, silver and kubbsF, q Gev rork, Philsdsl
tai work done can have n 9 cksaD . In the Sbove
named cities. All work will be done in the nsats0
satisfaction. Persons will do we'll 70 Gall and s1
anime our work before getting u elsewhere ~ VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
WOOD AND COAL

4 EAvE YOUR ORDERS POR
Ii GLEASON q GLUNES
ChkAP GOALS AND WOOD.
~ tnen pos and Chief Once. street wharf, W
G. STORES . co.. corner 18th and n, wsss.
l. LCOHs CO., corner 7th and v. wsshtrrtos:
-. boGUk, corner Bridge and High, George,
town- iyls-emt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

i:.::;j ::s.:: esss
s:1ses, feel debility n e1yanes q their yssrs,
any one, should 1rst reed Tho Secret Friend"
Hsrried Idle. It'll yiil learn sonsthng
address, in . sealed envelope, On reoeiDS Of 3
Gents. Address On. OHXRLIs 4. sT1xKf . 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

" COAL, woopD, r TIL r. orxrur. .e.
Central OHoe, No. 81 Louisians avenue. bstve>
sth and m strssts wet. Branch Yard corner 10
areet ead Npd street south. wharf and stns1
ea1 Mill, fo6t Of ID street cost Large Wharf sooom-
medatons for loading and unloading vesssls -
prices. a. mi IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

FOB ktNT-One three. story BRICK HOUSE
L. containing rooms, with gas aud water; sIeo
etabling for one horse, on 18th street, 81, be-
tween and y. lelend. Few minutes wnlk TO SHe
new AGRICULTURAL Building. Inquire 522 7th st,
near noIth -.l... --. au 6-3W
EOR REhT.Three. story BRICK HOUSE With
:. basement, No. 3i4 street. between ID and "a
ist. 1919, Apply to EGxN Bk6THSRS' t corner
K and 9th streets. Al 1lW
Y HEAP-sIvE LOTS, 1885, corner ia and
cents per foot, liberal terms. New Frame. Txss'
Is rooms, bath, &c, street adjoining, 81 90
81 80 cash, and years time. -
/ MITCHELL 4 HOFFMAN,
az eod IInt.l Room Iatsl'ieepoer 1uiidins.
eBVERAL HOUSES,
Brick and Frame, in the Reventh WAND Nh. ,..,
Agricultural Department
"A Also, srsv.rS rARAs on the salt water in St
For further Darticplsy i.9sirs e .a
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No 493 l2fh street, between and r.
4 One short square narth Pepnsylyania svenua
Umcers and Clerks Pay Accounts purchased
Omce hours from al Q. n. to D. IN. Ja19ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

/ oBO. -. hlCHOLa. n
g-A Reeeinss asd " hosss.is Dealer in r.
ssai, Ssa E: station "a Lon house.
town College being oonD.ilsd in conssqusne C.
Of their Increased casses, 70 remove to more pa
s. 1 lsr ' i.st X. g s
as' -; F1 ss:s Js ss.s sss
sss sssI ss'%: s,:s
FOB RENT-A fnely. FURNIsH1O HOUSE
I..I Sessiy nsx, obtaining about ]! Room. .t
ant VIM be rented reason able. Xpeiy al No. as
ssss :: T. q
E9Rs SALE = q, Or REM s|EsEI,A s..atifaL COUNTRY
fro. .: city ia .ess ci land 10 s!sh sts.s , u
Soss .i;S sOd
DAILY purposes. Tor Rs!ticpIsn apply 70
an as-u n AssS s ssHsu aSh g s.s 4 GO GO
OIsoEfHss s r. 1rs.Sus .:. =. M.sy
eorne, o. sth street and Psnnsylvanis .yenue, il
2 @i & rssh SssF fsF s :ss
81 Siss, ssss! sHts AZ: . ,ns -:
ls::;. & 81 s.:
NoTTIGl 70 GAlelgERs-!oI 1I1T-A
a.a On sostS 81
ilth and 18th streets east ADply to Il. BxLD.
WIN corner East CaDisol anA iekk streets sast.
FOB REET-.The DWDLl.lNG, 1ev Selsg put
in thofoush IepaAs, tasslv oecnyisa - 6sa1
sTdS Ecc e :s s1S
: as::. . ssss; E az ~
sscaI sss l s:' ss5 SssSy :Sa ~ Al
: :,::ss:; ~ ss:!::I & ssSis1sie!t:. ~
esfsbiieAs6 6o6GfRY sfOK6. 90 rccS 49,
e ass C az esst 80 and e'ty prossF AtIr.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

EOR SALE.-Highly valuable business property
: situated on rennsylvania avenue, south side
Is tbe :. CLINTOH HOTEL" The lot Z IS fee
front BY lI1s deep, running back to q 30 fee
three story BRICK HOUSES. with back bniidin.
has sight rooms, including store room, and AZ,
supplied with water and gas. The property il
wishing to secure house with store aud dweIlin,
tSset,n,sr on one CT the first business streets ii
Terms libersl-one third cash balance IN ,jx
tweve eighteen and twenty four months, AppI,
to HikAM BREWER, No. q, ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

NOTICE Having secured the services OF Mr.
HENRY RILEr: formerly with A. McOo.
mas, the celebrated Baltimore Gunsmitn, will be
pleased TO zee ny old customers, and say others
who may want anything In ny line, and will
guarantee good work at az fair prices "A il can
be done elsewhere. Remember the place, Sign OF
the Big Gun. No, Ala street, between 9Th and
---"-'" JOHN }. PEABODY.
eonnsctsd with she GUNsMITHIH0 DHPART.
MEET o. Mr.. J; PEA ODY,s GUN AND
.LoChsMlTH EsTABLIsHMENr, No. Ala ID
street. i will be pleased 70 see his or any OF nv
old friends tse1tn HENRY Z. Riley
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-09-11

can platform, viz application of surplus
taxes to the payment of the debt and
economy in the expenditures of money for
support of the Government But the
Democratic plan omits one very imp ,rtant
proposition contained in the Repu olican
platforn--TeductiOa1 Of the rate of interest
on the bonds by improving the national
credit. The Democratic Platforms there
fore greatly Inferior to that declared bv
the Republicans The method proposed
by the latter gives the proper answer to
"thA question that every one wants to
know" How shall thu debt be paid, viz
By economy, surplus taxes, and reduction
of the rate of interest
The Times declines to consider the ques-
tion "who caused the debt" We COM
mend tsprudence, as it is an ugly oues-
ton for it's party to face. An answer to
it, however, would be- That the national
debt was caused by rebellion of the
Southern Democrats, who sought to de-
stroy the Union. and that it is twice as
large as it would have been if the North
ern Copperheads had not opened sire
in the rear upon the Unionists, who were
engaged in suppressing The revolt of
the Democratic insurgents. The debt; in
the Language of Chief Justice Chase in his
charge TO the West Virginia Grand Jury.
is the price Of our national existence, and
can easiest and quickest be discharged by
the mode proposed in the Republican
national PLATFORM. C2tic0oo Tribune.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-09-11

could judge, until the train stopped at the
station for which / was bound, and got
out. Then he got out too, but he wasn't
in any hurry about it. While the train
moved on, and he saw me looking about
for porter to move my package-a pack
age in which Lefty was interested-to a
safer place, he took one hand out of his
pocket, after his leisurely fashion, and put
it under the cord.
"Shall move it?" said the lazy gentle
man. "Will it do here, beside mine?
suppose they'll sendit up to the Grange" J"
He never waited for an answer, but lift
ed it as though it had been bandbox, and
then led the way outof the station, an un-
easy misgiving having begun to creep
over me. .H III
How the deuce-how on earth do you
know who amy" said l. -r, f',,..
"Likeness-to your sister-partly," was
the laconic reply.
:" And you are" said I.
"Stephen Scott, at your service" he re-
piled. guissa ID z39ts -no9 o.
We were coming to an old fashioned
stile, high and clumsy, as he said this, and
the words were hardly out of his mouth
before he stood on the other side, having
taken the leap with his hands in his pock-
cts, and after the easy fashion of his jump
into the river. -o,o-q ara stnew gre.t.,
"Uponl my word" 1 said, "you are the
most wonderful fellow / ever saw"
He started little, and waited for me
while got over in the usual manner
"Oh, the stile, you mean ?" said Mr.
Scott. "Well, it's an awful bore to climb
stiles, You know, and man looks awk-
ward at it," "a irc j. tsaH 81
But was thinking, not very comforta-
bly,, of that week at home, of all my dis
agreeable speeches about this man, and
moreover of tenant farmers in general,
and my own ideas respecting them Such
as my thoughts were, he must have known
them by instinct, for he stopped all at
cnce, and broke into a short laugh. -..-
Il" Well, so am tenant farmer" said he
(" Where's the harm am younger son,
with q younger sons portion, and good
bit of practical farming about me; so |
have taken the manor house-you know
it?" TCTTUgA aa3
Ishould think did, rather, seeing that
it was the very place had told Lefty
could have wished her to have. / made
mental vow to torture her for this trick,
that she had practiced upon me, forgetting
that had brought it upon myself by my
superciliOusness.
/" It's the jolliest life a fellow can lead, in
my opinion" said Mr.. Scott. "And. if you'll
come down toward September, I'll show
you some turnips, and some birds too. My
landlord happens to be a relation as well
as landlord, and I'm to do my own pre-
serving"
Mr.. Scott" 1 began, "I beg of You to
believe-that is, to accept my warmest-"
Gall right" he brokein. "Say stephen
will you? and I'll say Jim It's less
trouble" faa
And there was the drive gate, and the
house, and Lettys pretty face at the win
dow looking upon my discontinue with
demure enjoyment And by-and- by, when
l was beginning to recover myself little,
there was my mother, ty>sning, with quiet
malice in her voice. upon me-
$50, after all, James," said she, "you
mean to give her away"