When this cruel war is over, and crowds of tourists rush to see the place where LOUIS NAPOLEON surrendered, why will that place be like BRYANT'S Minstrels? Because such a lot of people will go to See DAN.

I remember of going to Dan Rice's circus that night and felt as chipper as a young kitten.

Meanwhile John Corbett had been warning Rance Belmont that the weather was unfit for anyone to be abroad, and the fact that George Sims, the horse trader from Millford, and Dan Lonsbury, had put in for the night, made a splendid argument in favor of his doing the same.

" Thus dismissed, Dave and Dan could not, without impertinence, remain longer in the room.

Dave, Dan, Joyce, Farley, Page, Jetson and all their closest intimates in the class succeeded in passing their annual examinations.

He tells us he was out to Dan Armstrong's place when, about noon, a little gray-headed man that give the name of Pete Reeve came in and asked for chow.

Here sat Dan Armstrong playing his cheerful game, laughing and jesting, because forsooth he was the winner.

Quarante escus, per le pied de madam, me give more dan foure to se prittie damosele, dat have le dulces tittinos, le levres Cymbrines.

on Dan Stuart, 250.

as he appeared to Dan Stuart, 430.

Rebbleushuns look all one waynebber see two side, any more dan coloured man see two side in a red-skin.

Better be sarjun dere, dan briggerdeer-ginral in 'Merikan company; dat I know.

And away they ran to find the others, Ivra, the Tree Girl, the Forest Children, and Dan and Nan.

"Let me talk now, Dan.

"Dan, they're a stinkin' lot of heathens, but this book here says they think they're related to us English.

Now you know the sort of men that loafers arewe are loafers, Dan, until we get out of Indiaand do you think that we would sign a Contrack like that unless we was in earnest?

Kings we were, with crowns upon our headsme and Dravotpoor Danoh, poor, poor Dan, that would never take advice, not though I begged of him!"

"One morning I heard the devil's own noise of drums and horns, and Dan Dravot marches down the hill with his Army and a tail of hundreds of men, and, which was the most amazing, a great gold crown on his head.

I says to Dan. '

Does he know the word?''He does,' says Dan, 'and all the priests know.

" "Yes, Massa," replied Tom, sheering out of the way of the upraised whip; "but it peers like Massa's watch be leetle bit faster dan de sun dis ere mornin'.

"She sings splendiferous," rejoined Tom, "an' Massa liked it more dan de berry bes bottle ob wine."

"But valiant fortune made Dan Orpheus bolde: For the swift running rivers still did stand, 450 And the wilde beasts their furie did withhold, To follow Orpheus musicke through the land: And th'okes, deep grounded in the earthly molde, Did move, as if they could him understand; 454 And the shrill woods, which were of sense bereav'd, Through their hard barke his silver sound receav'd.

Tump shook his head, bewildered, and after a moment added, "Yas-suh, I never wuz mo' surprised in all my life dan when I got dis medal fuh stobbin' fo' white men.

Emulous of the gorgeous example, the English monarch forthwith showered corresponding honors upon Dan Chaucer, adding the substantial perquisites of a hundred marks and a tierce of Malvoisie, a year.