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: RATHER RoMAsric.--Th PhiIatlelphia Chronicle relates the following romantic story:

 '.On inquiring the other day into the cir cums,ances of lively old gentleman, who boards al one of our hotels, we were told that he was poor, and supported himself by working as a lawyer's clerk. He had, in his early manhood, been wealthy, but he loved beautiful girl, who, unfortunately, had be- stowed her affections on another young man who wsspoor. On sscertainig this. the re- jseted lover conveyed hts property to the tprsaaaae one, on condition that he married the girl iIe ssw the union consummssed. and went to work -s Iass, kgs eenseassd maa We leok upon sAas sal acnsle:asn with reverence, for kis nobility of soul