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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-17

OF c. II. Bracket & Co., 52l Second
street. between Monroe and Union, is
well supplied with the finest buggy and
saddle stock, some Of which cannot be
equaled in the South. An afternoons
drive on our fine Nicolsou pavement
behind one Of Brackets best is a luxury
in the reach Of all. eod-97
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-17
water.Gauges in the mississippi.

water.Gauges I'm the Mississippi.
The Signal Service Bureau now pro-
poses to establish a system Of water
gauges on the Mississippi and its tribu-
tary waters. Gauges will be established
at Louisville, on the Ohio; near St. Louis,
Cairo, Rock Island Memphis, Helena,
Vicksburg, Red River Landing, Baton
Rouge aud Carrolton, on the Mississippi,
between the mouth of the Missouri and
Gulf of Mexico; at Fort Leavenworth,
on the Missouri; Florence, on the Ten
nessee; Jacksonport, on the White river;
Little Rock, on the Arkansas, and Alex
andria, on the Red river. By combining
the reports from all these points the
volume Of water to be expected on a GER
tain day in the lower Mississippi could
be accurately estimated, and such @hely
notice would often enable the people to
prevent a crevasse by repairing the weak
points in the levees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-17
LUMBER WARD AND sAW MILL.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING AND
w are prepared 10 furnish in any quantity.
Building and Fencing Lumber. AZ from SO 70
10 80 per thousand. SHINGLES t1oth sawed
and hand madel. AZ from s. 80 % - per tnou-
sand. Our stock Of Laths, " Gather boarding,
FlooriuR. Ceiling, Doors. sash, Blinds. Mould
ings, Dry and Dressed Lumber. II complete,
uriree. Orders from The country filed with
dispatch. NJ. ~. a J. W. COCHRAN,
GW Foot Of Washington IT,, near river.
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MARRTED

MANSELL-CARPER-On Thursday even
ing, June 18th. by the Rev. Mr.. Slater, al
their residence, No. lss Second street. Edward
Alfred Mansell. Of London, England, and
Martha Jane Carper, Of Pocah0ntas. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-17

Two Radical governors have been
impeached and driven from Office. The
individuals are named respectively,
Holden, of North Carolina, and Butler,
of Nebraska. Other Radical governors
deserve similar treatment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-17
BANK REPORTS
REPORT OF the CONDITION
Merchants National Bank

AtMemphis, in the State of Tennessee.
AZ close of business, June 10, 1871.
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LIQUORS..
LIFE INSURANCE..

Milton p. Jarnagin. l.. ID. Mckissick.
President, Vice President.
@. H. DenisOn, Secretary.
DE-. W. r.: Hodges and DR.. John Pitman,
Medical Directors.
Jarnagin 4 Frayser. Attorneys.
Willian Runin, General Agent.
X. p. Boiling. General Supervisor of Agency.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
specials to ths Ledger.

uKRIoAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA .. =. A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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LIABILITIES :

I. T. s. Davis. President of the First
National Bank of Memphis. do solemnly swear
that the above statements true TO the best of
my knowledge and belief.
+. S. DAVIS, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of June, ISL
NJ. b. IRRELEVANT. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: VIM. r. Moore, Jno. T. Far
gason, Benz. Eiseman. Directors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-17

4 AM PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
i promptly al my mill. on Front street, above
the bayou. -.
Nl-lW O.. NJ. N1NABLE.
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SiJo,oot "
LIABILITIES.
s7@.sSl 50
State of Tennessee
County of Shelby.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
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MISSOURI VALLEY
Life Insurance Company,
LeavenwOrth, Kansas.

MEMPHIS AGEsCY, June s, 1871.
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A Directors of the Missouri Valley Life In
West Court street. the above named officers
were unanimously elected. Being 1esirous of
extending our business in this locality, we in
vite the especial attention of those desiring
insurance TO some peculiar features of our
company, viz: Our State indOrses our poll
cies, making assurance doubly sure; policies
to the amount of $4,000 are exempt from
claims of any party; whether the policy be for
the benefit Of wife and children. or a creditor,
it is also exempt from any taxes. No extra
charge insuring females. Call and examine
ss-ilOi RUFFIN Z BOILING. Managers. I
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LUMBER.
Lumber, Laths and Shingles J
PRICES REDUCED.

Cypress Ium per luuu
Dressed Weather BoardinR ............ II 80 "
Best ls-ineh Sawed Shingles--........
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18

=. Two L..ek cottages n The rear Of he Med.
iss a.o ss s 81 sor ssp; There
eastern, stable. one half scre good rsrdes'
Within stones throw 81 the kQunie, close
ses ~ r rSuna,x: soayepIeni e sny part =,
sep 3 is7i-ix ~ GRO. n sIAns,s.
Two Hundred naswIs good ~ 1sobertscn
Ser. 2 is'i'ir sifo. 4. HAnats.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18
DEALER IN
Foreign and American Marble,


VTAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
III well selected stock OF ~ saBs
Monuments TENDS, TaDlctS, G0f0cu
HlWupes- Vsses. Mantle Pieces. Etc.
-~~S"
all Of which will he sold as low ms the low
est. Persons wishing anything I'm this line
Will save money by giving mea call before
m, rchasing elsewhere. -
A9"inst exnemditure in honor of the
dsns1 Hen WIN mas uttered no prohibition,
anal rarth il not Injured. but benefited BY
them All those benutif uI emhIens which
a,iorn the MANY tOmbs around which we
love TO Finger, assure us we are In q world
on warm ind loving hearts. The adjoining
~ the sen,,Ir,, rss o2 the aIOyed ones allie,
viates orr gfief md sooehes the wounded
heart. II Ri1o cheers lheberoaved % know
that an ad,iitfonai embelIisiment of the
grave uresents stronger attractions to ar
rest the attention of the stranger. and
cSoses hi m 10 pause and learn the name Of
one who has shared 30 largely In the love
|of others. ta IA I x ~ ~ =
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18
Montgomery Wooden Mills.

MANUFAcToRy Of nne ,cas~imeres.
plain and colored Jcans. white aud plaid
Ltnseys, Fiannels. white and col0rrd 6ian.
kets, Tweeis. Stocking Yarns and Yarn
fiilinss. which We are ofFesins 70 tl,e trade
nt Wholesale or refail, and n priccn 70 suit
the times. Merchants are specially tnvi-
sm one 70 sus H surb se"ss ps,css ssnx
uiaeture. We manufncture vool for. css-
Ss s q ssS Is sns ss s "a sns y
.l n rs:;s. cSas s a.. H|fs
- caf(icd az manufactured. Pnrtiee Wisl,-
Inn f1sntr yooI easded az nap16 aclor1 can
.s =, Y ,i S',a rasnt, snd c.xs x.i!lsn
and ~ Will receive, cart ~ sl1snofnolur
and return y FREE d ehnrss.
sSss;s s VIZ II y sssS';s rs IS gss';k vii
lsespee,ml,y nj
r,.,...,. Nh. rI'A g I! \. Arsns,
Jane ". i>sl-ti
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18
Cheap as the Cheapest.
April IS. Tiff

] beg leeve 20 oncr my services 10 tbe
vicinity a. a mns,niacfssfsr 81 Nh , s1.n ~
work rom the besf material the market
Affords, and at as liberal rates rs The same
quaiityof work can he exeouted for IN tile
city. FoounH, half-solinx and repairing
done ~ the cheapest rates. aud work az,
itycrcd promptly AT this time Promised.
hespsc ,,y X. {. HOWELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18
A. II. MCKAY,
AND ENGINEER,

Nl repaired, Mill Machinery of the latest
Improvement ordered, also the celebrated
Dutch Anchor BpltinR Cloths furnished,
ready made. Mill-rtOncs balanced on n
new theory both running and standing. !
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18

DUTLTR's ENGLISH cRAN,fARs

- BurtKRs lxrncpccrony 0nAunAn = ~ uuu,s iunpI
70 the as9er work By the same auhor The nACYicAe as
upo9 We 8ng!ish Language = h the moel popular work
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18

One q the p!cttics! !ot. ID town, situated
fronftHs pn SECOND street ~ fest and rum
ming back 200 fest, Inside OF the enclosure
Of the Institute yard, which will sell
Hafiiarrosssae,tsexcepi n Martin fnT box
Sep. :, tsll-tL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18

For sale BY :, D. STEWART, clarksyille.
April 10, is7i-,y -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18
TO LET

The aY0aE an cAronicie Building. No.
Franklin street, oneof the most desirable
store Rooms In the city ,ApIlyto
may ls, '7i-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18

sequence Of youthful indiscrctions.
Each package contains orc bot Ito filled with
Sugar-coatcd Pills, aud one vial flied with
half pint OF injection; and ono Syringe.
1Pricc, Is rtr package, y mail, % 80.
Hold by Druggists everywhere.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18


A ]! WORDS ABOUT 4. Shoes l
y Shoes are a speciality in my
stock Of NEW GOODS this
FALL.
l am selling at very small
profits.
] have choice styles not
kept by any other house and
that are warranted in every
So SsllEssa li's - zliaaqf sii.fs !
respect. "a 4. q. go. - - : :.
j have a full line of ZEIG-
LER'S SHOES at the LOW
EST PRICES. - y. \. -. -. :.
l especially request Ladies
to compare my shoes and
prices.A Il can convince you
of the advantages I~offer.
Times are hard and l MUST
make specials bargains to
draw the trade. Come and
see. just look and price, and
if ! don't convince you,
shall be greatly deceived.
Come and look, ! say, come
, and try G'ew GwAY
B. +. COULTER.
.at
NH
m
uEeV uaeHa 10 = las=
-
us
5E sea s daHis{
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18

~ Terms strictly in advance. - 4
kflr. NECK. ,. WILLIAMS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18

!! wss.ss ryssd;s.s: q =: Met,res,s c.. ns.s':n
DaaLuu ON0 Usas Teus10ooy - sheAs
Weaaesfae Cavaaive 8aecss.
vtseEav Bissers are ~ viis Fancy
Drsa1s, Mads ef Peer nnW, WhSskey,
Proof tsplslss auA lgefase IsleNsrss doc
tored, spiced asA swestensd to please the taste.
called ronicx." . Appstlzers" Restoresu, &C..
that iesd the tfppler on 70 drunkeuness and ruin.
but are true Medicine. made from tho Native
Roots and Herts 81 Oafisosuia, fteO frum MI
Alcebsulc Selmnianss. Thsy ass the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
L1FE GlvlNG PRINCIPLE, . perfect
Renovater and lnvisorator Of the Systsm. carry
ing Oh all poisonous matter aud rcstoflne the blood
- healthy condition No person can taks There
Filters sccoriing to Directions and remain long
unwell. provided their bones ars not DESTROYED
by mineral poison Or other means. and the vital
orrsus wasted beyond the Point Of repair.
They arc n Gcptfs Purxntivc ne we'll
as n Tsuic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
OF acting M powerful agent In relieving Conees-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver and Of ali the
viscerai Organs. ~
FOR FEMALE COMPI.AsNrs, whether
20 young OF old. married ssngss. 81 the dawn of
uomanhood ornt the turn Of LIE, these Tonic Dit-
ters have no equal. - eANts RAW ,kb8i
Yer. Inan mnsnssry ana Chrenic Rhes-
H"' ""~ $500 - -
aisesssen, wn.ees, memsuess sn@
lNcrWsNc"s rovev" St~
Heed, Liver htsneys an~ n!saacr,
tnese "sssess nAvs -" - 4. - osc.
Diseases are CAUSED by vueuated Heed
which is generally produced By dsrsssvmsas Of
the Digestive OrGans.
OY0pRpau A. nm luDIQI0TION.
u..s,-s. No. q 49, rh,...,a.-s C,,,--hs ss,,,<.
ness Of the Chest. Diszineas, Sour Rructasions Of
a. uxf1f-
~ ss 800. ~. 49, ,..ss~-...s... -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18
5II31:[S332llHtX

HA Thess Pius are an unfdizisg
female Regulator, (fended JOr
~ sporid. cnseS ;fkosG obsfindfeoay
A/E# srhere naside,' and cheaper nsesai-
cines fail.
They arc composed ofthc most
- " active and powerful principles Of
plants, roots and bcrries, 80
highly concentrated that oseh
i p m contains moro medicinal
strength than q whole b,A or
3 bottle Of ordinary dollar mcdi-
r. cino In tho market. Although
poscerful yet 20 mild and fl.dsdnt
~Sesss1z In thsir ojes'dfton fhot The most
fes6ls can fake them ,oith perfect scfefy.
~ Price, 81 pcr box sold by All Druggists.
81 letters seeking imformationU " advice,
viii be pro.nrtlyaneycrfd
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-18
Private Boarding.

THE undersigned begs leave 10 announce
To- the public that she n prepared and de-
sirss y, W sa ai poarusrs ~ nsr house on
at the following ratesf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16
BOnnets for January.

There Is no change to note in the shape of
variation in the arrangement, style of trimming,
cOlors, combination, and the like. The high,
straight crown, with narrow, somewhat drOOp-
ing brim. is the shape in hats most worn by
young ladies, while In bonnets favor seems to be
divided between the cottage" with its simple
ruche and cosy curtain, the more youthful 6eret.
with its soft crown and dropping plumes, and
the "Alsacienne," which is the most novel and
stylish of the three.
The"Charlotte Corday" has been reproduced
in a style which seems very appropriate to the
present modes Of dressing the hair and is so
light upon the head, that ladies who have
adopted 1t find 1t most agreeable, as well as
graceful ana becoming. 1t consists of box
and edged on both sides with handsome thread
lace. The oval crown is formed Of loops and
bows Of gros grain ribbon, mounted upon q stiff
foundation, and caught here and there to the
flower, in Venice satin, with tinted leaves,
forms the principal ornament, and il affixed to
one side, the leaves extending above and below.
"A very good idea, In connection with the all
black bonnets of velvet, which 50 many ladies
prefer who can afford but one handsome bonnet,
Is to have additional bows for the front, and
colOrs, adapted to different occasions and differ
ent costumes. The bonnet is, of course, COM
plete without them. and Is worn In this way for
and % and
Ing feather tip at the back, Of pale pink, frou-
fros, or tea-rose. lights up black wonderfully for
evening wear, while light blue, Nile green, or
salmon, may be selected, according to the
wearer's complexion, for reception or visiting
wear.
Very little is added to the cost by this arrange
ment, while several distinct effects are produced
1t 10 oil the more useful, because there seems to
be no speciality In evening b0nnets this season;
regular opera-g0ers dc not wear bonnets; they
wear their hair dressed, and use cloud" OF
vail, or lace scarf, - protection. Moreover,
there are many ladies who only 90 occasionally
either to the opera, theater, or grand reception,
who do not care TO incur the expense Of special
toilets, and yet wish to appear tastefuliy and
styishly dressed. It u for these especially that
this idea II intended.
Ladies Of decided fashion are not restricted to
one, or even two b0nnets. It takes at least half
dozen to supply their needs for morning, AZ
ternoon, Visiting, reception, carriage, and even
ing wear. Some ladies have one to match every
outdoor toilet, In addition to bonnets OF point
lace. velvet and tulle, and others adapted to
special purposes. White bOnnets are very little
used. An effort was made to reinstate them in
the good graces Of fashionable women recently
but Il vas . signal failure. We advise young
ladies about to be married 70 avoid them partic-
nlsriy, a. IL not only staDps them ~ brides, but
country brides 1t once. A hat, or bonnet to
match the drefs. with Just slight admixture Of
. contrasting color, matching the necktie, Is the
safest rule Tor the experienced.-Demoresrs
NoAfAly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16
UNDER THE WILLOWS.

gnder the willows, at close II day,
Two little children, with daDcins feet
win merry laughter, and voices gay,
Hasten the fathers step 10 meet
One h. lifts with his tender arms
One he leads BY the dimplrd hand:
And the mother comes with her welcome kis.
The happiest cen 20 that household band.
end the willows awhile they stay
10 watch the babes in their joyous play.
Cnder the Willows at close q DAY,
Two little eleepers are laid to rest;
my feet that no mar~ may stray,
White hands crossed on each baby breast.
And slowly ccmeth the father nOw,l
Where no one hasten. his steps to meet.
Save she with the pale and sadslened brow,
Who passeth slowly, with lingering feet
There, under the willow 5 mournfal shade,
The baby forms 70 their rest are laid.
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from her work.
He stood stark and stiff.
Pardon me-are you quite sure? Is not
there some mistake"
IL saw them myself"
Lutrell turned on his heel.
"Take back the horses to the inn,' he said to
the groom, in a harsh, strained voice; then flung
himself down on the rocks and with his back to
his two companions. stared of on the sea.
He's sore cut up" thought the old captain.
Val worked silently. Presently he raised him
self-his long shadow stretched across her. His
face was quite cool and composed again.
pardon me" he said, abruptly, "but why
do they call you Val? An odd name, Is it not?'
81 was born in Valencia, Spain," she an
swered, somewhat CURLY, "and christened in
memory OF my birthplace"
"Yo1 need bat niantilla and fan to trans
form you into genuine daughter of the
country" said Lutreil, and stood and looked
down on heron her supple figure, in its pink
futtering dress, on the black hair blowing loose
and long in the wind, on the dark, wicked fash
ing ace, on the slim brown hands flying through
her work.
She had Spanish mother" said the old
captain, simply, barring his white head to the
wind, 81 buried her under an olive-tree in an
old gar den OF Valencia-would to God, my bat
tered old hulk could be laid at her side! A brave
morning, sir-yal and 1 like to come out here
into the sun, and talk our old voyages over"
Her yoyages?" queried Lutrell, with whim-
steal smile.
Aground the wordsworth and south, east
lived 'twixt wind and water with me from her
birth up"
At that moment Q sharp, peculiar, monoton-
Gus CRY was borne to their ears from the direc-
ton of the light. As they looked, two grey gulls
with wings spread white Is snow In the sun,
came sailing slowly past, uttering the while
their see-saw scream.
"Mackerel." shouted Val, and leaped to her
feet, dashing down net and block. " Msckerel,
papai" and she flew to the cottage for tackle
and dragging IL behind her - she camo, sped
down the rocks to the boat.
"Pray, let me 20. tool" cried Lutrell CATCH
ing her excitement, and dAshing breathlessly
after her. She made no answer. He tumbled
into the boat. She seized the oars, and pushed
on from the lDding-place.
running beyond the light
at seems rather hard pulling here" ventured
Lutrell, ''you had better give me- the oars"
drop the anchor" she answered shortly.
"spd don't bother!"
Down 1t spIashed from the boats side.
SNOW mind your tackle" she AIDED.
80 There's box Of bait under the seat. Throw
ever this gig, and haul up quick, IS you see
mel"
He obeyed her to the letter. HeavenI what
fat snottled beauties. And how fast they came.
asked Euireli.
"Yes, certainly" she answered, ''work smart.''
Dead cience. Breathless hauling in, hand
over hand. Trouble now and then with Lat
reit's tackle. and brown hands flashing quick 70
the rescue. RJgh noon growing hot overhead,
hlrpirg tie yorYSg mans face as red Is hre hut
n wise afraetlpg tn admirable skin OF the sirl
Land winds, sesntad with marsh-graSs and
npwers, eombing the current into ianguid rip
Haven, we enough" said Val, breaking 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16

The Louisville Journal has q Naples CORES
pendent who rites:-I spent the night with
one side and boiling on the other. We kept our
selves awake by the amusement Of lodging the
falling stones. About once in ten minutes the
old mountain gave q shiver-then q burst like
forty thousand muff1ed cannon, if ever there was
such thing. At each burst q cloud Of black
smoke in the shape Of an inverted hay-stack,
and thirteen times the size Of the Gait House,
was driven into the air, followed by . mass of
living fame that lighted the country for leagues
around.
Then look out for stones; millions OF tuns are
thrown hundreds of feet high into the air, most
Of them falling back into the crater, but many,
varying In size from pigeons egg to q tobacco
hogshead, land outside, and you must dodge;
generally easy enough, As they are of white heat
BILE down the steep cone, kissing and steaming
in the snOw-the big ones breaking into frag-
meuts and flying like . bursting shell. Now Is
the time-ten minutes interval: We rush up to
the very edge OF the abyss and look down; for
further particulars see "Dantes Inferno;" but
you spoil your boots; did. You SINCE your mus.
tache; did And you wish you were safely out
You turn away sneezing, a. IL you had acct
dentally ignited q box Of locofocos under your
nose; for moment all is dark; then the long,
twin,kiing row Of gas lamps in the streets Of
your feet, though miles away; then you see the
lights in the little towns above the base of the
mountains, in all save one, and that one the
largest. Pompeii-with its great old temple,
magnificent tbeaters, close built streets, and vast
arena, is dark; the grim skeletons lying In their
ashen beds alone keep their vigil there; their
eyeless sockets need no light. No sight that ever
1 witnessed can equal q clear sunrise from vesu.
vus.
No one can imagine its grandeur; but you
must try to, for i dare not attempt q descrip-
ton. As we stood gazing down on the roofess
houses Of Pompeii, the sun lighting its gay
colored wall-Torre del Greco, with its earth
quake-shaken walls-I said, I'm glad Of it"
Says one Of the party, 4" It's awful shabby; don't
think 1t pays" That young man was from
Henry county, Ind. With a pretty general de-
stfuction of boots and clothing, and the afore-
said loss of one of the handsomest mustaches
in Naples by your humble servant, we got down
from the NOla side. One of them had an arm
broken by falling stone; another a leg, in get
ting down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16

@In cards and in business square dealing Is
advisable.
0Young Gent" Night ask you, Miss
ah-'' Mis- Very sorry, sir; but 1 am en-
esged for the next three dances" Youns Gent
q IT b not dancing-ah-it is-itS beg your par
don, Min; you are sitting on my hat!5