Here we have an almost inexcusable instance of the disinclination of the Moors to repairs, for had the stream been swollen, the camp would have been obliged to make a round-about march by the way of Hamman-el-Enf, of some thirty miles; and all for the want of an arch which would scarcely cost a thousand piastres!

This stream or river is the same as that which passes near Hamman-el-Enf, and the extensive plain through which it meanders is well cultivated, with douwars, or circular villages of the Arabs dotted about.

We have again the root of this word in Doa-el-Hamman, Tibet Deera, &c., the names of separate chains of the mighty Atlas.

If any one doubts this, let him clothe himself with Oriental passiveness and resignation, go to the Hamman el-Khyateën, at Damascus, or the Bath of Mahmoud Pasha, at Constantinople, and demand that he be perfectly bathed.

Vashti and Hamman, the biblical Haman, were names of Elamite deities.

By Mary Hamman & the editors of Mademoiselle.

By James Alexander Miller, Louis Hamman, Mary Antoinette Cannon, Harriett M. Bartlett, Winifred W. Arrington, Howard A. Rusk & Ernst F. Boas.

By Mary Hamman & the editors of Mademoiselle.

By James Alexander Miller, Louis Hamman, Mary Antoinette Cannon, Harriett M. Bartlett, Winifred W. Arrington, Howard A. Rusk & Ernst F. Boas.

The HAMMAN, or Baths of Ali Verdi Khan, in Chipitolla Street, built in the time of Jahangir.