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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12
BY JOHN X. d. PAYNE, SALESMAN.
1 LOT OF BEAUTIFUL CITY MADE
nArENr CHAIN PUMPS, OR WATER

DATENT CHAIN PUMPS, OR WATER
Il ELEVATORS.-I have on hand an assortment
Of sizes Of the Patent Water Elevators direct from the
manufacturer which am prepared to put in wells of
any DEPTH from 10 to 100 feet and warrant them to give
durable than any thing else now in USE Those who
wish purchase will please call at my Hardware store,
corner of Franklin and 18th streets where one OF them
can be SEEM we'll 70 feet deep. Also, full assot
ment of English, German and American Hardware and
Cutlery and all other kinds OF Hardware, Shoe Threads,
Lasts Leather and Tools the lowest prices, tor cash.
E. M. NEWBURN,
les Corner of Franklin and nth SITS.
HEOUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE SALE.
NE Will be sold by the subscriber one House and Lot
situated on l7h or Valley street, in the occupancy
of Mr.. Peter Francis. The house is in good order
with five The lot fronts 20 feet, depth nearly
100 To any person wishing to purchase the above pro-
perry, a bargain will be offered by applying to
lie Z dtl5Jy ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
6VOFFEE.-lOO bags prime Old Java and Manila
u Coffee 300 bags Rio, Laguayra and ST. Domingo
do, landing and for sale by
ie 8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

WEDNESDAY-Deaware, No. 24-Capita $685.
600. 70 numbers 10 drawn. Tickets $40, halves SIS,
quarters2 So
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

TH Delaware, extra No. 70-Capal
$4,000. Is numbers IL drawn. Tickets 50, halves
|, quarters So
--Monongalia, No Co. Capital: s24 ;
O92. 70 nos, ID drawn. Tickets SIS, halves so
quarters 25.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE. 1850.

Lowest TWO number Prize sou.
The 1st, I'd, 3D., 4th, 5h 9th 7h, 9Th, 9th and 10th
drawn Nos S32 All other single number prizes $50
Tickets $32; halves l6; quarters g.
Certificate of package of wholes S3l2 halves l56,
quarters 70.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are received and
all orders addressed will meet the prompt and
confidential attention. Address,
d. PAINE & co. Managers,
nv 80 Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

SALEOF PLOUGHS. HARROWS. GIL

GALE OF PLOUGHS, HARROWS, Gull
- TlVATORS CAS- things, TIMBERS
BLACCKsMITHs, AND EDGED TOOLS, VAL
UABLE BLACKSMITH, &5c-The Co-partnershp
lately existing between GEORGE WATT, Jr, and
J. S. WALTHALL, having been dissolved on the
18th, and published the 18th ult., and j. S. Walthall
being by the award OF the arbitrators authorized to
close the business OF the firm, public sale will in ac-
cordance with the award such abtrators take place
on THURSDAY, 18th June, 1885, on the premises
occupied by said firm on Franklin street, commencing
at 10 o'clock. The sale will embrace Plonghs, Har-
rows, Cultvators, Castings, Timber Backsmiths and
Edged Tools, &c also, the Patent right of Watkins
Wheat Fan, TO large portion Of Eastern Virginia.
valuable Blacksmith, and portion of Plough Patterns
OF the firm. The lease the lot extending three
years from the first January last will also be sold Also
one Horse and Dray.
TERMs-F all sums of $50 and UNDER cash :;
for all over $50 60 days credit for approved negota-
Bile notes.
Sale conducted by W. Goddin Auct
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
late finn of G. WATT & CO., will present them to
the subscriber for payment; and ae those indebted to
the concern will please make prompt payment to the
subscriber, who is exclusively authorized to receive
money and close the business Of the firm and to whom
all communications relative to the said
be addressed. j. S. WALTHALL
lie ids
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

FRIDAY-Sussex No 47-Capital $4,000 rs
nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 72-Capital ST.,
672. 70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves SOC,
quarters Csc.
Virginia Lottery, Glass 81, to be drawn Saturday,
June 18th, 1850. &C numbers, IL drawn. PRHEs-l
prize of So ,O0O of 10000, of 10000, of 5000,
of 2S78 81 of 1000, 20 of 300, 20 of 500 &c. Tick
cts SO, halves S., quarters 50 so.
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
at the office, proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders for packages certificates of packages, and sin
gle ckesin the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quesed. Please address orders to
je 10 N. SRATTTON, Richmond, Va.
wk PAINE x CO., MANAGERS OF LOTTE-
AZ. RlES, RICHMOND. VA.-Buy PAINES
Tickets because all the large prizes of any
Richmond in the last two years in their Lotteries,
and they continue to send prizes than all other
arrangements together.
The whole of 36 900 and 900 sold in their Lot
teries in the last twelve months will amount to
money than all the large prizes sent by other manage
mens in the last five or ten years.
List Of Prizes sent to Richmond in PaneS Lotteries
inthe last t,oelue months.
Whole $4,000 whole 10000; whole, of $4,000;
whole $4,000; 3 5000 OF 10000; and numerous
smaller ones, ranging from $500 to 5000.
Orders for tickets will meet usual prompt attention,
if addressed to d. PAINE 81 CO., or
C. w. PURCELL y, CO..
Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12
STRATToN's OFFICE, No. s, South l4tn
MORE CAPITALS

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN'S the man.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12
BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, SALESMAN.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
@A TURE, AT AUCTION.-A family declining
housekeeping, will sell at auction on SATURDAY,
the 18th nst in the tenement Clay between I'd and
Sd streets, at O'clock all the Household and tchen
will be rented and good Cook hired for the balance Of
the year. w. G.
je 10
a HANDSOME LOT OF FURNITURE,
N OIL PAINTINGS. &C., AT AUCTION
Will be sold on FRIDAY the 18th inst, in the tene-
ment of Franklin and ID streets, occupied by
Mr.. James Hunter all the Household Furniture, con-
slstlng OF the usual variety together with number of
Oil Paintings, &c.
TERMs-Sums under $50. cash; $50 and upwards, 4
months credit for negotiable paper, endorsed.
JET dtds w GODDIN.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

'r.s The CONSTITUTIONS SETTL's ALL
Dl,pu rEs.-li is the great headiy and dis
iinYuishing virtue Of tie Constitution Of
the United Stats. ihat II Ir"vid-s tie
between seclh.ns of The country. which may
arse under The exercise "f The powers con-
Errrd iy it upon C"rgre s. This was
i nnns,ra'e eJ by Mr.. " ehst"r. and II Was
the den,n.iraiioa.-sJc clear, s., legal and
,ei ~ simple Tia, every an" who reads
must nnirI s,ard n-,ha gives a peculiar
eAre'lence to his las, great speech.
The CoRsi.iut on admins of no decision
by Congr ss, which ,hall give a irlumih
of one s.c,on over another, and thus SOW
the serd- of dis ord am.ng The people ~
the diferrn, States. In the spirit III VIII ch
it was fnrn d, So must it he sdniaistere !.
That spirit is one uf ronciliat on aud Tor
trarance. 1t will not allow 'he SOuh 10
impose It's prru lar institutions On the
M III, mr. VIII il allow the N,rth to in
ieriere With The d, nestle laws Of The South.
II US eace is preserved in regard % inter-
nj quarrels be,w cen the States. Nor will
u 4 10" Congress 10 impose .esir tiors s
uion new States. or 10 make them, il any
res ec,, es. than equals in power with those
of ,he old States. What Massachusetts and
Virginia NAV do. Ohio and Arkansas may
do. II a.y one ,f them desires 10 establish
or abo ish any law or To change any do
mrsii" lie iiuii"n, l, may do II, aud with
the save iig ht as any of the other States
"f the Union. There is nn difference te.
tween them Il This respect The Cons,i-
turion e the United States is he only
hmiiaton upon iltse powers, and IN laws
"i Congress which may seek To llnro-e r, s.
irlciinn. III on States. old or .ew, which
are n", found IN ,h. Constitution. are in.
valid, because they are passed withoui au-
lhorry.
There IS. ,hc,eforc, nothing for The ID
States To fear | "m any interference b.;
Compress rilh Ileir domestic laws. Th,Ir
Is fill security given to them that they will
be tree in,he excrcisc of,he powrrs, which,
Y the Constr Wiun, " ate reserved Ia lie
S'at"s res ca''s-ly, ar t" the people"
it Is thus. thai the Constitution of the
um'cd States sr,,l a disputes II at are
bel, Ia arise between (ungrtss aud tie
States. aud the authorities Of one State
and another.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

DEPoPuLATI By CHoLSRA.-The Nat
chez Free Trader of The 27lh u't'mo an
nounces the entire dcpopulaii"n OF the
thriving village of Trinity, in Louisiana,
abou, thirty mics dis,an. from Watches
Ii says;
That awful srourgc. the Asia'c cholera
descended upon the population with a fatal.
iiy almcs, unhcard ". Ten or tw' I've
physicians. residen, there, or ca led in from
the ad a"eut country, wcre scarcely able 10
savea p,lien, who had hem taken sich -
II ehi Was the only safety for the well and
death only ieigned 10 Trinity. MIR. Snyd-
er. formerly ansden, of Na'ch'z, kept a
boarding house there, with twenty-five OF
thirty boarder., all of whom who d not
run away died. MIR. Snyder stayed and
I, ok care of them until the last Gne died
then he descended 10 the mouth Of Red Riv-
or, and, we are sorry to add that he, too.dled
on ,he s'eamer Cincinnati going TO Nat
ches,'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

Lazy BuLueR The Wsshing,6n rcss'p
of he CAorlsion Netes gives sone inter-
esiing particulars regarding The wie OF
Bulwrr. the mvelisi- who. IL is well known
lampo"nej her hus' an IN novel "
seems that, before marriage, she Vas "a
pale, handsome, slender girl '-Niss
Wheeler hy uame-ani attracted his ai'eh-
,ion mhie fresh from college. The alt-eh-
meut was q romantic one, and Was slreau-
ously oppose by Bnlw'r's mother.
"Bul the lovers found sympalllzlog
friend who orcupied room up three ar
Of ) airs. where ihey fIequrnt.y dIank Tea
This female ,cnd ul'naielv snccerdrd IN
marrying the young couple, neither .'
WHOM, she then thonam, were long tr
this wor d Bet. To her surprise, Miss
Wheeler aiiern ards turned out to be one
oi the ta,lest of woman, and Mr.. Bul"er
the most ilnuo. tai of men. The arlsi"cral-
ic mother was soon Ieconci ed 10 the match,
hut the daughter was soon at swords points
with every member Of the family, her hus-
band included lIulwer bore her lLcom-
p,,,Mliy' as long as he could, in form, and
finally bought beautiful house, in the
country. no, Far from London, furnished il
exqnis,ely. and, supplying her every earth
ly want, excerpt his own society, lcft her TO
expnd or ecccniricitlcs on Ter dogs,
which. 10 the number Of upwards Of Il doz'
en-. we're her c"mpsn'"ns. ln poin. Of phys
zeal strength, Mr. Bulwer was much the
wa er OF the two, aud, i, was whispered,
wa. often made to ieei il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

FGnM Texas The Brownsville Sentinel
of The 20Ih February, says that new en-
prdliiOn is preparing. under III, auspices
II Maj. Chapman. for exploring ,he RIO
Graudr, i"r PATTY {" be cnmmand d by
Harry Love, the well known express rider
TIE lmlinus had attacked government train
"i carts, b tween the sacos aud The Eagle
Pass, HI ius a iraWsicr and plundcr."g
the hoe train. The roads betw cen = US
tin and Houston we're :" bad that the mails
could not be carried on hoise-bark.
The legislature had passed aw for the
reduction al taxes, AMI another providing
that tie credi ors oi The s. te might rX-
change their S. rip for inds al the rate OF
fifty cents an acre, where they amount 10
much as $50 ac,es. An act has also been
passed, extending the time {, r filing claims
agair S, the late Rrplhlc to Sept. 1851,
aud bairin. all claims not fed by Il al
time The Santa Fe and Mer prisoner
are allowed pay for the whole time they
were detained as prisoners ~ Mexico, the
amount to be paid IN lands. A bll had
pas ,cd. granting 10 the General Govern
u.rnt the rl9h, Of way iui the great Pacific
Railroad, aud devuling every :lerna,e scc-
llnn oi land over ~ ich it may pass, to the
cx,en, of five miles on either dc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

NAvAL.--An , Gircr in the Pacific sta
lion s'a.es, il private letter. hat - The
sl"op of war Preble will probably he CON
d"mnrd and laid np at San Francesca, aud
'ha, the sore ship freGonia will he sen,
home. Desrrlons from United State.
vessels are numerous. The irigate Savan-
nah has on y $50 remaining /: the 81 op ol
war Prrh'e, 10: the Fr douia, none sloop
of war Warren. four mari, es AMI from
the soop OF war Falmouth, some eight or
ten have dr.rried."
A letter from Malta Of Feb. 18Th. gives
the following as the position Of vesse S
compo'inG the L. ). squ,Lron in the Med.
Itierrdntan, al the latest dates - Frirare
Independence, Commc dore e.. w. Morgan,
a, Naples -. Lawrence. Capt. Paulding
at Mahon steam friga,e Mississippi, Capt.
Long, at Spezzia; Cumberland, Capt. Lat
imer, al Mes>ina.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

CREvAssE DA>Grw.-1he New Orlerns
Deta of the 10Th says -" We are in.
fori I'd by the clerk OF the steamer G.. W.
Kendall, that when few mi rs below
Bonnet Care tre,asse. hey tuoS a n,an
on loari who stated that he. " ilh four 9th.
er men, ere irlnghg d,un a flal-boA,
from White River 10 this city. and on
Thursday niplt lost their Loaf vas suck ed
into the cre'as'e aud totally lost. aud iha,
IN all probability his four companions we're
drow ned. lie states that he remained in
The wafer ull night, and IN the morning
ma Ie dIllsent search, but could discover no
trace VI them
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

Singular LUMINOUS APPEARANCE
Capt. Purkis. arrived at New York from
P"r" Cabello. repo.is that on the l2lh "i
February, N la,i ud- IA 10 and longitude
81 i6, at eight o'clock, p. NJ, he observed
a luminous appearance ~ the heavens ie-
sem hug large ba ! oi fire. about ten feet
IN diameter. II appeared IN the West,
m,irg eastward, rather Slowly, and VAS
in sight a little n,re than a minute. IL
appeared to navel about ten degrees high,
aud during it, continuance the hea' ems were
l'um ned with "a hi Illness rearly rqu,i Ia
that "t noon day. " hen di.appea'ing II
broke into . thousand fragments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

- The March term nf the Supreme
Court was held in tins town tbs week
commencing on Tuesday morning ard clos-
Ia "n Wednes lay evening. There was
M criminal bus hess hcioIe the Cour'.
Bu, one case Vas argued n the inrv,
'hat VAS an ac,l"n Of replevin Nathan
llamne't vs. Jnhn S. Pcarre, brough, to re-
cover from The dert ,he Dcru,v Sheriff of
his c"un'y. Piano Fo,e by him attach
ed "n Exeru'i II. as TIE Iroperty of Chrstn
rhrr Bllven. The plaintiff claiming
"a D pr pertv. by virtue OF hill Of sae
from sad Bll,en. given in 1916, veldri for
plaintiff. J. NJ. Blasc, for rl'u J. X. Bull
lock. fr dcii.
The as- of Asa Peck IS. Wi'mar,h
Heath, invo,lng IA right uf way IN the
Town of Darlington, which was assigned
tor ,rial a, this term. WAS continued IN con
Sequence Of the absence from the State oi
a material witness.
Several other cases on the docket were
continued.
Petition Of Maria J. Salmon vs Enannel
=. Salnon for divorce (charee, wiiul de-
,crtion) granted.
james Wiknson VS.. Ann Wilkinson,
for divorce, Charge. adul,ry) granted.
Petition Of Robert II. Bulocs vs.. cred
itois, granted.
Brisiol pheuir
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

1noN IIousEs. A young man in
New York has invented a new mode
Of constructing iron houses, OF which
tile Tribune gives the following des-
eription
ut embraces rigid frame of cast
iron pillars, with other parts OF sheet
iron. Pilla's ofpecul'ar construction
are placed at equal distances, and each
in,erlocks with the rders aud cross
siIl.. as ell as the lintels, door and
window frames, and all the parts which
require to be firm, or to brace other
parts. The panels are Of shee,'iron'
n. also are the floors, ceilings. and
shutters for the doors and windows
To every part OF the house there is
an interior and an exterior wall, lea'-
inr an air chamber between; tins rem
ders each room fire proof, and each, II
desired, may be made FIRE proof. The
roof is also OF iron, and couples 10 the
walls and floors. The frame may be
ornamcnted in the cast ng as taste shall
dictate, aud the who'e may be painted
70 perfection, equal to the finest iresco
work. The house will resist any kind
of atnos here in the most perfect man
ntr, and when bu. together Is so
strong that it may be turned over aud
back again without injury. These
buildings will be more desirable than
any other, and may be taken apart in
few hours. and reput together on an
other site with en'irc aciily. Having
been taken apart, one may br packed
in 4 small space. as the whole is III
small sectional pieces, so as to be lifted
f,r rebuilding, and for changing the
form, or extending in either direction
or III the height, within few hours
without preventing It's use while being
80 altered or added TO, and without
loss ~. any OF thc original building
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

P.TENr IiooPs.-A machine has
lately been invented for making hoops,
which bids fair to do away the ncces-
si,y Of growing hoop-poles hereafter.
Amy tough, s,raighl-gralncd timber will
answer the purpose. II is frs, sawed
into square strips, the width desired
for the hoop: these strips are next
turned round, like o hoe handle, and
then slit through ihe centre. Each
stick thus makes two halt-round hoops.
They are t!.en steamed and bent.
Casks hooped with them, present an
extra neat appearance. The whcle
work IS done hy machinery. Just
previous to setting tn 'm, it is neces-
,ary to wet them in coll water A
specimen Of these hoops was exhibited
at the late State Agricultural Show al
Syracuse. - Igricuitaris'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

From xlco.-Flles have been rccciv-
ed Of the Monitor Republican" aud lie
Trait IiniDn Of Mexico To the l4th uli.-
The principal news has already been an
,icipa,ed in the New Orleans papers. We
learn ,ha, the Cholera has appeared al,
Vcnado, in the State of San Luis, and The
ely oi Zamora, though, so far, with less
severity than in 1888. The rr"jecl OF a
ra lroad from Vera Cruz 10 Acapulco meets
With mnch favor, aud The tuEdil ons asked,
il j. said, are such AS would probably be
gramed by the Government. l.erz has Civ.
e. his las, roncer, in Duraapo. which vas
largely attended. Franz Coenen had been
aging To enthusiastic houses in T"luca.
and is now OIL his way 10 Vera Cruz aud
Europe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Bristol Phenir.

REPRESENTATIVES, p DEsERET AND New
MEX c".-The Washington c"rrespondeit
oi the Ne~ary Advertiser says;
he Dele la,es from Drsrrei and New
NJ xic" lave Ip"arcd eiore the arpr pri-
ate Cominitec--uf whi,h NJ. N.n Dyke
oi your State Is memb E, and made a
ia,orahle liz prcss'"n. DR.. Babbit. the
neserrt Delegate, Is considered TO he a
mon. The Mor,nun doctrine has no con-
nerii"n with the constiiut onaIry of the
State. All religions are tolerated. Mr..
Smlih, the Delea tie fiom New Mexico,
appears well, thus Tar. The State is on its
way.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

Wno can paint like natur. ," exclaimed
n youns lady as she aeld a copy OF "Thom-
son's Seasons" in one hand, while the
o,h,r was clasred by her enrapiufcd lover.
Al what soul there is in ,ha, pass
,1e who indeed. can paint like nature ~
You can :" shouted her boy brother,
Who t,l beer rrepiog in at the window,
~yon'te ia the girl that en-; you're
painted like all aslars now !" Sic tainted,
yae lorcr EFF.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

NEw 1SvENrlcs.-A new box tor raj =
road car wheels has recenly been invent
cd, ~hi"h promises To make great saving
in oil sni po er. The box req.rres no
oIi at all and never heats. The pow er
gained Is So great that ear an wh.ci,
these boxes we're usrd, loaded with iion
Mas moved easily by on- nan. which re-
qu;r-d six men ~ Inovc with the u box,
Tu" ~ three railroads in the nrigh ur-
hood have orde ed these huxrs ioi expert
men,ing, and We shall soon know II a ]
that is claimed for them is su.,ained.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

TpsDv.Y or LAn,R No man can
,i,s isom the worsm,n's rank. Fall h.
may. and often does fro,n that estate, but :"
ri,, anoye il.3 order the great God h1s es'
,ablishcd 10 go,ern lis world, is lInposs!b e
F..,,yy man should be 4 workman, and nj
40 worklnan's rank, lie must nj! Thai
or hafers. IIs who mad: The world
never male a spot on il for an idler. lie
,eye. mad. usu who was 10 I've by hIs
b-ain along, or such 81 one w'r,o have
l.en al Lrdils. Body and soul, powers
physcll and meatai, a'e 10 bo used, else
they never would have been given and
whoever fai' hirnselfin possession OF
pair of hsn Is, SCI Of bones and muscles,
u,ay rssl assured that lie has ! commaEd
to use ihem.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

A Safe Hospital for Arkansas is abou,
to be commenced al Napoleon, at the mouth
OF the A Arkansas river.
GtA very fat man (f'r the purpose Of
gu zzing DR.. s., of NJ asked him
10 prescribe for his complain, which, lie
declare was sleeping with his mouth
o.en,
Sir said the doctor, 'your disease is
incnrable. Your skin is too short, so tlat,
when you shut your eyes, your mouth
opens.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

li,s..TS.-A spiro merchant OF Con-
,,au,ipoplc, carrying piece OF fine Cloth L"
, ,alor. desired 10 Lave cloak aad tune
m ,dv o 1T, and inquired if there was enough
The arts, having measured the stun, de-
cared il suslici nj and then requested 10
1 ow The cost Of j..
A." Five sequius," replied the customer
"gz. the ;r,ce ; aud, considering The qua
i,y, that is no, a. oil dear"
The tailor paused moment.
q" atn bu, beginner in trade, sad he
70 the SPICE dealer al length, 'and money
IL Al uh.c!to the. Give me two sequns,
mIIwi show yol how YOU may sive
,hroe in tbs affair"
II agree said the ether, anJ the money
VAS produced anl paid.
1T IS vel :" "a the man u the needle
--"I am I person OF my word. his
.lolh hn. cog, Gve sequias, and have
prom.sct 10 say. you three. Take II TO
slms u,aer tailor. aOd Allah Jirec; you 10
uao Of more cxper.eLec--for have never
made such a dfess aa y0u want, and II /
,tymri il, j. will be spoiled
This reminds US OF ar anecdoie 's ated
oE ShsIida., who went 80 d hu. dresser
to orje. Wig. On icing measured, the
barb. :, who was LIBERAL soul, invited tic
@, tor 70 take som rcfreshment in an inn
ce room. Here he sht wed him So msch
geGune hospitality that Sheridan's heaV'
..as touched. When gGey rose from the
sable, aad wels about separating, the latter
loo .n, ,ie barber full in the face, said,
"Cl ,eh.c,iuE, : don't iacnd that you
sasl make my wig" As;onished, and
with a.5acl yisaIe, The other exclaimed,
"Gooi heaven 4! Mr. Sh"ridan, no" can /
have disp'eascd you7' "Why Io,k YOU"
slii Sher dan, you are an honest Ie.Io" ;
aud rrpeat il, you shan'i make the Wig,
i,ir n.ver intended 10 pay for Il. III g.
to another less worthy son of the craft, y