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RoErssoN CsrsoE 0Urrorp-N;n- +,

ROBINSON CRrsoE OUTpOSR-Nine Years on
Desert Isiand.-A man claiming to be John
Jarvis, who was carpenter of the United States
ship Levant when che was lost in the Pacific in
1861. made his appearance at his old home in
Portsmouth, Va, last week. He saws he has
been Robinson Crusoe-ing on a desert island all
that time, aud presented himself to the naval
authorities at Norfolk, claiming back paw for
services rendered the government in his official
capacity while serving as An officer OF the
United States. The fact OF his appearance and
his statements coming to the ears OF Secretary
Robson, that officer yesterday commune sted
with the commanding naval officer at Norfolk
directing him to forward to the Navy Depart
ment q full account of the wanderers state.
ment, and If in his Judgment Re considers his
story worthy OF credence, to forward him TO
tain from him the particulars OF the loss of that
ill-fsted vessel. 4 ry... .f0--' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

SHOT BY woMAN.-Mr. A. p. Crittenden
a leading lawyer OF San Francisco, and reporter
OF the Supreme Court of California, who was
by Mrs. Laura a. Fair died yesterday. The
parties had hitherto held immoral relations.
The deceased, having discarded Mrs. Fair, had
Just met his family, after long separation, and
vat sitting between bis wife and daughter when
the fatal shot was bred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

SECRETARY RoUTwELL left here last evening
fer his home in Groton. Mass, and will be a5-
sent until the latter p art OF next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
Assasstnali0ns By NAKED Marsud ers
IN I00UeSSee.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-Governor Senter has
issued q proclamation, under q law Of the last
LeGislatu. Q, offering q reward for the arrest Of
masked msrsuders IN Rutherford rountg. Three
men have been killed in that county during IN Q
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEnIArr CON
BATCHEL0R,s HAN NV

THE splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world,
HARMLESS, rel1abe instantaneous, does not contain
lead, nor any ctt0fsc pcson to produce paraysie or
6oastfng virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W: "A. batcheiors Kefr Dye has had fAsris years'
the only perfect Hxir Dye-Blsck or Brown bold
y al Dru8gists. Applied at Is. Bond street, New
hork. foS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

THE CLERKS in the Pension Offce who vote in
Maryland, were to-day granted three days
cave of absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

GONE HOME TO VorR-A large number o,
clerks in the various NSecutive Departments
lett here last evening and to-day, for theiI
where elections are to be Md next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

EXECUTION IN NORTH CARoLINA.-william
Stinson, 'cOlored, convicted at the last term OF
the Superior Court OF committing a rape upon
an aged white woman. was hung Yesterday in
acknowledging his guilt, and expressed himself
perfectly resigned TO his fate. He was com
posed: and met his death without fiinching
who had for several days been visiting the mrs
0ner, attended him to the scaffold and Der
formed the usual religious Offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

SECRETARY BRLKNAr lie the happy father o
son, presented to him by Mrs. Belknap da,
before yesterday. Mother and babe are doin,
well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvKNUR.-Ther receipts from this
source to- day were s517 ,0i5.os.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

THE COLLECTOR AT BALTIMoRB.-Secreta '
Boutwell, has no intention OF removing John l..
Thomas, of the Port Of Baltimore, Nd; hence
the published reports as to that officer being
superseded are without any foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

ga runaway match IL reported from Han
over County Virginia, between MIR. VIM. CHS
olm, aged 60, and Miss Alice Jones, aged IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

SNoTHERED IN Az ATTIC.-Tuesday morning
lire broke out in The attic of Mrs Cornish =
clearinghouse. on Church street, Hartford
Conn. There were two sleeping rooms in the
atuc, one occupied by the cook aud the chamber
The cook got up before O'Clock and went
down stairs, carrying a lighted candle. She
evidently set something on ire in the attlc a.
awoke and found her bed sblsze. She rushed
to the window, shrieked for help, and Jumped
out, striking on a roof about fifteen feet below
anu rolling on INTO nsrroS space % the
ground between the buildings. She received
severe though not necessarily fatal lniarles.
The chsmbermaii, named Lizzie Hennesey
and aged u years, was found on the door Of her
room snethered TO death.
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''''
lurRAen IN MoNreonsRr Cornrx- Nh

OUTRAGE IN MONTGOMERY Cousry, Mo
The Rockville SsEtlRst of yesterday says: ON
Friday night last, the dwelling house OF Mr.
Watson, an aged and respectable man, residing
above Darnestown, in this district, WAS attacked
by gang OF some fifteen or twenty negro men,
who we've returning from a constructing in the
neighborhood. The only persons in the mouse at
the time were Mr.. Watson ana his two daaga-
tiers. The negroes broke open the doors aaf
windows OF the house, when Mr.. W. gathered up
his shot guns, which csnsed the negroes TO fan
yolyers at the old gentleman. Thus was rather
too hot Tor Mr.. W. TO stand, and he blszed asay
with his two guns, wOunding three OF the des-
perados, and putting the remainder 10 inglJri .
Gus Light. MIR. w. came TO town one day this
week, with the names OF .Our or i've % the mis-
creanis, and procured warrants foSIheir arrest
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A Strange Case.

Doctors Pussled-A Young Girl Disa Sdtur,,1p
Morning and the Body Warm Sunday.
From the Pittsburg Gazette, November IL
One OF the indications OF the approach of
death IS the absence of heat or warmth i'm the
eNtremlties, and clammy GOODNESS, which. as
the moment Of dissolution draws near gradu-
ally dliuses itself throughout the body, 80 that
When respiration ceases, and the heart by
which the life current whence the animal n at
is derived, has ceased It's pulsations and the
blood no longer flows through its natural chan
ne!s, the body is - cold in death" There are
a Jew exceptions, very few, however. to this
rule, exceptions THAT have puzzled the most
learned minds OF the medical profession to
explain, and, 50 far as We know, they still
remain a mystery.
A most singular case occurred in Allegheny
the circumstances OF which are as f0Ilos vs.:
Early saturday morning Elizabeth Anderson,
young lady about l6 years Of age, residing with
her parents on Franklin street, Sixth Ward,
Allegheny, was taken suddenly i'll, and COM
planned OF violent pain and peculiar sensation
In her head. She continued to grow worse until
about O'Clock, when respiration ceased, there
was no perceptible pulsatiOn, and physician
who had been called in pronounced her dead.
the body did not have that CHASTITY appearance
incident to death. There were no pallid cheeks
and snnken 81 es, no clammy GOODNESS about the
lace, body, or extremities; but, on the con-
h tIary the iaes was eighty flushed, and
sleep. The body, face, and extremities were as
warm az those OF person in full life and being.
Saturday evening Alderman Donaldson was
sent ior 70 bold an inqaeet, and on vieting the
mouse and finding the facts as stated above, he
postponed the investigation until yesterday
morning, and at half past nine O'Clock yester-
DAY he returned and held the inquest. The body
still retained its warmth 1t that late hour,
altnoueh there Was an apparent coldness about
the face and extremi.ies not noticeable SATURDAY.
heht. Several physicians having heard OF the
matter, visited the house, and aii pronouneed
her dead, but were unable to account for or ex-
plain the mystery. The friends refused to per-
NIT q post mortem examination TO be made and
from what could be ascertained, the doctors
agreed that death had resulted from co gestlon
of the brain from causes unknown to them. The
jury returned verdict in accordance with this
opinion. Under this state Of facts it would be
imprudent, We think, to bury the body until
there il positive evidence that dissolutisn has
taken place and there Is not the slightest posi-
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA

RALTIMORE AND OHIO 8AILROAD
, $1,000, w.sHIxsros, June S, lsu.
. ~ Sssa II SsisJFsSI ;ss Is Al
WEST are low run a. follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Us aa .nd ESQ sg6Sas. (. So Ils .ns
Les.. daily :siespt sunday. It s:as and s:ss 4.
' '.a f f s8ssyApoLp.
,. Lave =; ga "a; and s:ss m and 2sO NJ NJ
.o Gs E sgHPA5i
''' FSk %a AZ sfSf iisS and 1ss'.
.'.' AZ P 2 III s. y i fId x sssn
Lev sso daily sIesp, sunasJ. at 6:ls and i2s
IN Sunday J, sd an. md ,4sp m .,,, ,o,n.,,
$500 nsiss Station With rains from BAltirnor,
". stI,.burs and point. between Relay HOS.
and stIssburs, leave al 2:3O ,, M, connecting q,
.Throash tickets to the Yves. can b. had .. IN,
shinsion Station Ticket Once st all hours in ths
Tor New Yerk, Philadelphia, and Boston, see %
Master Of Tran. portsrsso.
SEo' >. hOOSTZ, Gent Ag't. W Warrington. iel.
THK0gGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHIsoroy
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
w.sHIz SIoS, June ), Is7o-noon
1%S ]. y. ssi,J NV IoEk are Ia
bOh NEW fORk without change OF car,
LesNs d.iiy except Sunday ct :2s q m Il.kS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday 81 . "a O. mIa.xs
'oo ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ~ 300 D. m, and Philsds,
Dhia q $40 y. m.
sleeping cars for New York on y D. m train ooI,
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York q,
Boston, be hsd ~ the Station Once az Ali nom
Of the day.
See Baftimsre and Ohio Railroad aivertf.em.n
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Ar
napolis, and the West. J. L. WILSON
Master Of TrAnsportaton
GEO. .. kOONTZ, Agent, WsshinGton.' teN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, a
PRINCE LOsn once Sales room, ~
sp0-u loooPepp0lvanh syen y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

Rev. William Lord, pastor of the Main-street
Methodist Church, Paterson, N. j., married a
Miss Sykes, of this city. At the time it was said
he had . wife living in England, and til at he
was also engaged to another young woman i'm
Cincinnati. The matter was brought before
the grand jury, but the evidence produced was
not sufficient TO secure an Indictment. Certain
affair, and few days age Thos. Sykes, brother
OF the Paterson ledy, received from England q
properly authenticated copy OF the certificate
himself sent from Paterson to England, and a
certificate to the effect that the first Mrs. Lord
is still living. These proofs will be laid before
the next grand Jury. Y. Tribune, 4tk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

"GKN. TERRILL, it is decided, is to be the
next Assistant Secretary Of the Interior. We
congratulate him On his preferment." SO sa,s
a morning cetemporary. If such is the case,
however, neither Secretary Deiano nor General
Terrill know anything Of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
:. FOB THIRTY YEARS
Ass nat eil'knovn. standard and popular remedy
PAIN KILLER.

PAIN KILLER.
pnanufsctured by Perry Davis 4 Son, Providence,
n l., been before the public, and in that time has
leone known IN all parts Of the world, and been
used py people Of all nations.
Ill te.nains, to day, that same good and efficient
senete pam has never teel e1lalle1, and it has
a Us world wide popularity by its intrinsic
nTlt. NO curative agent has had so wide spT cad
- given such universal satisfaction The various
rs or winch the Fam Killer is unfailing cure,
elOo Wen khowh b. require recspitulation in this
SSHsereenent As an external ard internal medi-
clne the Pain Killer stands unriy albsd Directions
accompany eecs bottle.
Bold BY ali Druggists
frlce cts, 59cts and 81 per bottle. nos colmAW
THE BRIDAL CHAMBERLAIN for Young
Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which
Interfere With MARRIAGE-with sure means of
lenei Tor tfe Errpg and Unfortunate, diseased aud
aep1tafea Sent free Of charge, in sealed envelopes
aoossss nSWAkD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth
sloe'' rHiadeiphia, Pa no3l
THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
oiDkhATlON.-Diseas Sc should be guarded gsinst,
or u nffst be cured The alternatives are death or
sacn consequences as render life burden Combat
Sne malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
oIus, ulate the female system, promote the ap
petite Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma-
MI incres &c the vigor of both body and mind and
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gauteris Native Wine Bitfbrs so
s6ys popular opinion. endorsed by many of the most
eminent physicians, who us Of the com Me
victory OF these over all other Bitters Ii has abso
iutely driven them out Of tie market where II has
been introduced Carriers Native Wine Bitters
msy oe mao oil all drugEfsts o,2s-tr
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Specie Shfpmeuts.


NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The shipments of specie
10 Europe to-day amounted % o, 155, SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
The forming Glory
BASE BURNING STOVES,

- IL = :" o n III = ~ O r "
BASE BURNING STOVES,
PtELOR AND PORTABLE HEATERS,
Burr az the gas in the coal, and all the cc. TO ashes
without waste, thus producing what has never be-
tore been accomplished,
FEREEC7 COME UsTION OF COAL.
Consequently with half the fuel, they will make
s1nsS me neat q any other ccntriysnce for house
Ihelr operation is ain: pie, and kindling annual
Ceremony only.
Light fire in autumn. replenish coal and remove
syzIng.
They rsdiate even, gentle, and healthy heat.
with none OF the abOmnabIe smell of gas and basnt
non Csus IN coslunon stoves.
They will burn as briskly by day and as slowly by
degree OF heat required in any climate.
They yentifate Al illuminate the ROOM and ara ea
cheerful as An e1en fire..
They are made entirely OF cast iren, and xifl not
rust out as viii sheet iron stoves.
They are based on scientific study and experin en-
and are the only perfect base burner made.
They are msde In Baltimore, and repairs be
heavy cost and difficulty Of getting pairs for stcyes
made at agreet distance will generally make 1t less
expensive TO buy new.
Their rspfd.y incrs asing popularity bayiDc in
duced many 20 initiate, the public should beware,
ask for, and Suy only the
INCOMING GLORY" oc3-im
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0Edward Carey, Of New York. meurns AN
eye sacrinced af the shrine Of base ball
- Henry kneeland drowned himself ~
stockton, Maine, last week, from grief q the
death Of two daughters.
~Corn doctors says: Let the ladies teen
up the fashion Of high heeled boots. IL brings
ne more customers than Gil the other causeS
combined.
The bone boilers Of Chicaeo no LONGER selr
their product to soap makers. The chsso hut
ter manufacturers pay better prices.
~The California papers esfim.sa En-. -
ci0poI mat state Tor the present year ~ so 600
eahons, an increase Of two AID q half million PAL
- The first republican meeting ever he,a 4,
the eighth ward Of Baltimore city took MA a
last evening.
s0"Looking at the aurora boreaiisy e n. o..
cuee heads Of families and young men q se 40 .
u breakfast Tor being out late or comins in
early. -
@Shocks OF earthquakes are reporte Al.
having occurred all along the north shore o. no
Guif OF 81. Lawrence on several successive d,ys.
The greatest alarm has been created Bu,l,e
ings have fallen AMI several lives la We been hrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

~Alexander II. Stephens is so feeble that he
cannot leave his room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

CONFERENCES AT THE WHITE HoueE.-Secre
tary Robson and Col. John W. Forney wer,
closeted with the President this morning fo
some time. Miss Van Lew, the rostmistress q
Richmond, Va, who 10 in the city, also had ,
long interview with the President in relation .,
her position.
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EDUCATIONAL.


M. BOYS ElIGLTsB AND CLASSICAL
iNh SCADENY,
42a Seventh street, opposite odd Fellows HAIL.
zoe Second o-r-ter commences November 10
Terms per eu>7'sr' $40 Re povs
c-0 I'M LateprineioaI Of Cd DIST Gram Sch
EJOwARD UR.VERsIrY.
N MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Programme o. Clinical Lectures in Freedms. =
Hospital, comr encing WEDNESDAY, October ~
and con tinuIn< until the following March:
SURGICAL CAINIC-Wetlesiays at 1p. m BY
Proie. ssr kcsr keyeurl, N. ID.
FEnabE C'srNIO-Fri4sys at $50 .. m, by Pro-
fessor y0sepb Taber johnson, m D.
fessor p. II. Strong, n. ID.
70 students attending the University Clinicai In
To al others; general hstet, So.
el''' i %ss Ss HRr TssEf !r JOHNSON
eeeretsry 9: the Faea;ty, corner OF New York spe-
nue. and Nth street KE
ENGLIsu, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
- eIlIUTK for Young Ladies and n igsee; Mrs.
AhGELO JACksOS. Principal. 91j New Hsrh
avenue Prof. BARk1, Teacher Of French Oc7 IN :
TIVE MISSES OSBORNE YOUNG LADIES
"A skMISARG, IL 81 10th 81 bet. l. and M-Yho-
rough instruction. References.-Hor VIM sew.
Hon. john Bitz, Swiss Consul General. Prof II euri
Asseon, tesc her al French. sell -2Eis
rTNBE EVENING CLASSES In MATHENkT.
les, English Grammar, Bookkeeping and Pen
msnshlp, 81 Emerson Institute I4t street bet Eeeu
snd will be reOl ganiZed on MONDAY, Oct Sd
J. +. PATTERSON,
seN-u 1874 Vermont avenue.
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STAR COURSE
LYON POST, No. a.aAR

TAR COURSE
LION POST, NO. 9, Ar,
The POST he's the honor to announce that II has
completed arraDg ements for q course of four Lee
turee, 10 De gwen at Lincoln Hall. The season will
MONDAY EVENING, DECEn Der 5, 1870,
with new lecture by the great humorist,
- hR. j. DE CORDOVA,
Author of"A Summer Day at Long Branch pal Mrs
Grundy,' &c, -ie
To be followed
By the talented authoress,
MlsS KATE FIELD
subject: Life in the Adirnnaacxs
By the eloquent
REV. DR. J. p NEWMAN
subject, by request: THE Many Wives Of Utah -
The WI ole TO conclude
Thu RSDAI EVENING, DECEMBER q, $40
By the dashing trooper.
GENERAL J. KILfATRICK,
In his new lecture. entitled Battle Scenes and Incl
dents OF the late War;
Season tick cts emitting the purchaser TO the same
seat during the entire course 81. Can be obtained
at Philip SoiOnons Bookstore. Pennsyl " ania ave-
nue., on and after November /, ls70. oc 81 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

AsLANpER CASE vas recently concluded az
the Ontario, Canada, County Assizes, in which
Q Mise York saed her step-fsfher, Thomas King
to recover damages for having prevented her
marriage with DR.. Mckay, OF Beaverton, by
connecting q story which seriously reflected or,
her character n q virtuous woman. In the
course Of the trial u was proven that KIM hs(f
made proposition of marriage to her himself.
and that he had wilIfully slanaered her so thai
she might be driven to accept him. The jury
found verdict for the plaintiff, and ssressad
the damages Of $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
Y NC. 4. SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL,
commencing on NOyHMBEk 30, 1870

ppiendidly illustrated.
Lecture. ''i '"Nh
Hoiders OF course tickets can reserve seats for
20 d cough sLectures n 18th and 10th instant, for
sOSonto, no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

SECRETARY DBLANo has not yet had TIM
even to Look over the rolls of his ONCE, but 1
seems 10 be generally conceded that he viii
effect, slowly but surely, a thorough organiaa
ton, both in the heads Of bure sus and the cleri
cal force. 1t lie rumored that the ball viii b,
started by the resignation of the Commissions
Of PatentG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

Mr.. John DELANo, son Of the Secretary OF
the Interior, and chief clerk OF the Department
has taken chsrge Of his Office. Mr.. Jos. DIVER
Supervisor Of Internal Revenue, viii rem lin
here III the lest OF next week to assist the See
rotary in closing up affairs in connection with
his former position of Commissioner Of the In
ten nal Revenue Bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
LECTURES.

MISS OLIVE LOGAN.
THIRD LBOTUHE or THE CRAM .pwv
COURSE,
AONDAI EVENING, NOvENssRr
Al LINCOLN HALL
SUBJECT" THE PASSIONS
Doors open at 7o'clock; Lecture to commence st 8
,Adnis!1n tickets, so cents-sold only at the door
q the hail on the evening of the Lecture Reserved
seats centsfoT sale at the Book store of O. Par
ker on Ith street from O'Clock on tie morning of
the Sd instant tin evening of Lecture NOS 2t
A MUsEhENTS FOB WINTER EVENINGS,
A Tor Churc hes, Schools, Christian Associations
TEMPERANCE Societies &c, with the Stereopticen or
iss9iving Sie.7s; over 40Q paintings select from
tne Hely Land, Scriptural Views, Ascent OF Mont
plano the Bottle, OF Drunkards Career Fairy Tales
Comic. views, etc. Terms reasonable. Magic Lam
terus Tor cblldrens parties. ii. WILLIAMS, gI1
Dttrcet, between 9th and 10th, N. ". no32m-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-02-04
TREATED to Ginger-CakcS.

Candidates for county offices have to
rely OH their capacity to discharge the
duties of office, and they seem to think
the best way to prove that fact to the
people is to ''treat" everybody. Hence
this heated canvass has been carried ON
bv treating. One of the candidates for
Trustee, being good Presbyterian, can
not treat to whiskey, and some time
since conceived the idea oftaking several
Young men from the country, into Dug
gers Confectionery, and paying for the
damage they might do that establish
.ment. 1t was about noon, and Newt.
Due, in reply to the old gentleman's in
vitation, spoke in behalf of his friends
John Huckaby, George Erwin, Bill Nc
Candless, young Lamar, Eli Voss, say
ing, didn't care if they did," The can
didate, with the politeness of Chester
field, stepped up and whispered some
thing in Mr.. Dugger's ear. Meanwhile
the young men were feasting their eye:
on the delicious things spread every
where over the store, which whettec
their appetites keenly for something
good. Presently, Mr.. Digger placed be
fore them several ginger-cakes.