AN UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE. [,
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 A story is told of a couple who were en- gagged to be married, attending a soriec one evening, when the attention ofthc gentleman to a very beautiful girl excited ihe jealousy orhis intended. and after true lover's quar- rel they parted in anger, On the fc Allowing morning however, .he gentleman repented of his conduct, and determining 10 concilt- ate his fair one, purchased rnagiiiceat satin dress, and writing a contrhe note, gave it to the servant 10 carry to her dwri- ling. The servant jus, then rernehlbcred tha, pair of his masters pan'alcohs wan ted repairing, aud that he should pass the ,ailor's store, wrapped them mp in another parcel, and started off Unluckily however the fellow made a mistake, and delivered the magnificent dress at MT. Thompson s the ,alor's and the letter and pantaIoons at the house of the offended lady. Her indigna- ton at this new afront may he imagined, and when al later period the lover appear ci, the door was indignantly slamme,l il, his face. All explanations ard apologies were of no avail -the m marriage was broken of and the lady cnterlains 10 thiSeday an implacablc hatred of the sex who wear pan- taloons. ". v" "+ .#-@. t2a83 9.1E2