OF LUTHER MARTIN,
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We heard an anecdots of this disting. uIshed lawyer few days ago, which we do not remember 10 have met with ia print. and which is certainly "tuo good % be 'os'," os the reporters say. Martin was on one occasion riding to Annapolis in a ssuge coach in which was solitary companion, a young gentleman jus, com msncing the practice of law. After some familiar conversation, the young gentleman said

 ''Sir, you have been remarkably suc- cessful in your profession few men have gained so many cases; will you be good enough to ccmmuuicste to mo, n beginner, the secret of your wondrous success !"

 "I'i d. if, young man, on one condi. tion and that is that yo defray my expen- ses during my stay of a few days at An. napolis."

 < Willingly" replied the young man, hoping to profit greatly by the communi- cation.

 "The secret ofmy success" said Mars ;in may be discovered in lhis advice, which Inow give you, numely-Be sure 70 have good witness for every cage yeu desire 10 secure"

 On reaching Annapolis, Luther Martin was not very self-denying in the enjoy mcnts presented by q. fine hotel she sub stantia!s and general refreshments were despatched in manner quite gratifying to "mihe host" The time for return at length came. The young man and Mars tin stood together at the bar. and deman- ded their respective bills.

 Martins was enormous, but on glan- cing at it, he quietly handed il 10 the young lawyer, who running his eyes Ieis- n'eiy, r>.e."eA !. ~iih '4i.A u,s,aes. gIuv- ity.

 Don't you mean 10 pay :" lid Mar tin.

 "Pay whot!" said the young lawyer.

 "Why, pay this bill. Did you not say on,he rout downward, that you would defroy the chargc?''

 "My dear sir" said the young gentle man, have you n good Ditness 10 prove wha, you demand in this c&se." Martin at once saw that ho was caught, and eyeing his young friend moment or two, he said pleasantly" You don', med any counsel from me,'' l Methodist Proiesiani.