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II aint a going 10 do anything clse."-
There are certa in set phrases that, once
under way, "take,n as The saying is, aud
are sail the go,' Just now, the expression
above is the fashionable repIy to almo I
any thing that is asked.


Not long since minister stepped into
a house-sO the papers say--and found a
lady making a-a--buStIe. He asked her
what she was making that hustle for. She
said she intended to wear it to preaching
next Sunday.


'You don't intend to wear that hustle 10
church?'' asked the man OF Israel.


Il don't intend 10 wear anything elsc,''
replied the fair one.


"WelI," replied the preacher, 81 should
like TO see you at church without anything
else on but that 6uStle!r


GENERAL ScoTT.-This genlleman's
movements seems 10 puzzle, some what, The
quid nuncs. The Philadelphia Ledger,
of the 9th ult. SAYS General Scott arriv-
ed at New York on Wednesday night
| lie had been on a visit to his family i'll
Eizabethtown, N. j., previous 10 his de-
parlure for Mexico TO take command oil
the troops destined for Tampico after
wards to join Gen. Taylor at San Luis
Potosi, where seniority of rank will give
| him The comma nd.