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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Arrived.

auship Empire citi, Grbp Seworesn peN ~ anu AZ
Int 50 a. lop "a S. rspssd he,m. brs R,neoPh sanding y;
81, ,sushr Columbia Berry Charleston As s0ur' aa;e .ns
.hip Ao,us. for ,svsOnAh sane day 800 n steam
IN B. yoin.n Sof s. GeO,se Keller, Neworleaas ls
DAYS sussr, 3c 10 Snow Burse's nl.. .
Bark D.so Young. g s'sow ts days md'e' 20 Dann~m
Ba5t Gen. Green IF che.,ou Atre, chsr-.ton 5d.y.
ud.r % IL Opyenteiu. Hal heavy wsaasr De-. =, A.
rsht "A Ca Roman du'r gs from W lost the entire
deck cad Of prs ,urPenius sPaIe spaI. some ~ Io,h
inst. snd ruil Island 6tn .I-iic A. to sturse' 20 pec
TO- .aw bris ~ W W. also arse shp,s "tn
sSt Asipe tBr Adams Mslgs Sept. 25 via Bermuda S
ds,s where .he pu, Distress tbetore reoosd f,eo
YCurr MAucrw, Raukin Co. Experienced heavy weather
scti A1thsu srerson .vaec. Texas 9s day, cotton tc
70 AcCrea v M5tt CO. Dec - - ns' Of Montsas 'el
osr IN 70 1Pr Piosno. ooA
@ pa sa e.sS ssp iG . sIHSn ar S5a sn I'm:
Sctr. Nc. Henderson. Wilmington, N 4, days naval
senr AGas Fatsabu,s Roser. Wilmington n C, 4day',
nss. .'oTe' % net Pe,teI W;,,,,or yS; 4s,v
SIR l. A. EowMcs shacsle:d, Georgetown, S. c., days.
Schr 81 W Lawson L.w.op vir,ius days, oysters.
schi Leaning Gsiie' ,sn HIss. Gays Oysters
schr B. Bailey, Hopsns Phladelphis days, coal. -,
SIR, IhO' Jc4e'on Ellis Salem days. md'e TO R. W.
scsr N.sc.. Dauon Prince Edward Island. days pot,'
sctr Lot,-, Taylor Boston days md'e 70 j. H. Ncker'
Schr Gssezele Rogers Boston days, l.hs TO order.
Schf Eetord Webb, Is me'tes Nelly, saysnbah days,
cotton, &c, TO Durham Dmon.
S.f MeutorA Cody Norfolk day., grain 20 J. Williams.
schT Kate Brigham (Smasted), Wech, Charleston days,
wind W. spoke roundstern bark painted black,
hailed said overheard. The lark ming down
bcoye the wind very fast could distinctly make out what
they said. .
schr d. Tr,wbdge (of New Haven, Merriam, 81. fhomas
10Th inst 10 ess. % Ter er Cole S. Ann. Bay
81 sod Key West Dec Is where she pat In on A.
count of the illness Of Capt Cole with &c TO Simpson
Msyhew. Has experienced heavy westher sprung main
boom, stove galley, split calls, Gc.
schr Chief knenedy Cuacoa is days via Norfolk (~here
she put in 10 distre-s) Sst 20 master
Scnr Wi6e World, Buckley Charleston days cotton, sc
to McCr.sdy Mott q Co.
Sch JOhi Lynch Wilmington N c. days naval stores 10
T. : Powell.
Steamer Albatros', Williams Providence, mdse 20 l. Odel
sesrer Island Belle Sanders Norwich enc New London
nd.e and pais 10 z. II. Rockwell.
PELOW-Oue bark
sAiLED-ship. King Callahan Gan Francisco; Pres
Fillmore Nelson London Restless L0thr p SAVANNA
Ocays Thomas Richmond brig D. Lincoln, Weber Sssua
% Grade.
Withholding the day 'tom N. w.
The steamer Bay State. from Fall River while approaching
hr rnins about O'Clock, in collision with ths
Atlas, from Anboy The Say State had her COWS
stove and had portion of her upper deck carried
swsy The Bay Sae has on the large bsance DOCK 10
repair.
Tho steamship Hurtuis for Savannah reported In
tn mornings edition having broken her shaft the lJth
OF Cape HeLkpea arrived this evening IL pw OF steamer
Cheupeeke.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

h,.. had se.t o. rr.s, dane IN he S.rt Mafss-
until I,,t.rd.y when the BsTI OF Eusssh pss led A.
.u r.ay nstnt ds-ferc- IN - -
ius y,ls. - money osed q inp.rt DoTs coo de- = o
American s.eon-, participate. Severe. Of he Jni-s;k
bs snocurcrc duccn - t1fr a. 1r 1s'l"J 90
e,p.' tn d.rouu, h0u.es vii d1nb.sss 40 10 .sm-,se
.s.c Of Hbn viii ~ - CIV. GoHry into rocfs 'F 's
Tt.rs Is az I'm rov. d-rsra fo- An.icsa STATE sto,ts
me-. .. ruhnr The Federd Loan 81
et.. Coz ,d rsbe amounts of Psanr Central S-S
C.nts and Nj hisaH Contra 5oad' have been s,-. for
iry.su.n- Ignos Shares have gradually dscn~a r. soa
trLo-, s..s ~ -cuIt r' sv. nee 0.d - d 'Ib
A. prize AZ y come at~ es!rr spPesref aod
tssy fst 2s 90 III. market cr ilino bosAs ha
b,p nor. frIny aimed though c strco9 Bonds oLiy
command sc Qs ,s.ins ~ as, report. fiom New Yok
The following j. a comparative statement = re
earnings and expenses for the month Of November,
1857 and 1873, Of the Buffalo ard State Line Railroad
,.sgr sg .,;ss F:s' ., OH ;s5,,e .,ss T' :;
iss5::se Is;s:::: ~ - is isSS 81 @3a s.
!a,r.,.... .;.-:;, sn-'a7 sIn 2 $40 a
Conn Mrs Ros1 RIP May. operts. Ta.,l.
ls:s.. asf7 Z Il > IS sise q isf7i 4 iSii %
be- Iss..'L7e s.i@ " ssa7 ., 4i55i @,,n .'i'.
TIE earnirgr of the New-Albsny and Salem Railroad
in October we're:
Frei,h:.. 's.'s..'S tfV 10
Pas.eIt.n...............'. ...''.''....'. Slo.o :!
Mans te............................. 3b5i %
ss-0x
Ordinary iqeItes...'...'........'.'.. S'z3 u
EarDiEgs............ ...................'.s21sS q
kxrsordirArJ repairs. '''''.'.s''''''''' lsSo0 ~
Ne, esnDg'...... sll52 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

SUMMARY Y-REeEPTs1ncrease 81 The porS coz pa.ed IN
1855 .j5Co0 bales ExPoETs-ncr-ss- % Grrss britain
$500 hses 20 Frsn.e eco decrease 20 csef isesr
ports GOO Total increase IL expo.is erQ bales
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
nv TelegraDh.

W-ORLEANs Dec. 2s-An. ships Pacific, Boston Re.
fuse Nel.rtis.
sAVANNaB Dec 23-Arr brs Daniel Boone 81. Thomas
NORFOLK. Dec -Arr ship fsmarsng Calcutta, bound to
Nev.YoIk. -
BOSTON. Dec 2s-Arr. ,hip Mary Washington, Chapman
Lly.rtsol; bris AnElo Saxon Gray, Africa.
OFF CHATHAM, De-. 1S-Stesmer City OF Norfolk, frcm
Bstinor- tor b ston.
L. \ ~ steam. hip Fond, Crwei, Savannah, nise. and
pas. TO Mitehl Son. M)ndsy 3a exchanged signals
With s.ear ship Aug sta, henee for Savannah
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Amusemenis.

A CADEAY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
N On WEDNESDAY. jar 5.
The Director ihs; be s fye ns
Boston,
SIX CONSECUTIVE OPERA NIGHTS,
oorneneiIg WEDNESDAY jan when al the artAss Of
tie .ait seasoI Will appear, inclodiDs
sgror BRIGSOLI
TIE following interesting Novelties teep expressly pre-
pared for tie
The BOHLMIAN Crib Ita.sn.
with ht additions ats By Bale for Asesiys Thea.
ter Tie cas-. eompris-s
PICCOLONINI. BRIGNOLI,
GHIONf F.ORENZA and COLETrL
MAR1hA-tn Italian,
performed sk N London and Paris. The cas-.
Lstorde, Berbe, Brrpoh and Forues.
Don GIOVANNI
BY ~ cooriir Poirsot, Ghoni. Florenza and Fornea
ROBsRr LIZ DIABLE,
vhsn Pe.lso. viii .aAte Der f-,t Alice.
Ald THE aUGU ENOTS
The s.e C' s~sts c, Monday, jan 5.
Oo.s will BE- lived ..e for The SIX nisnts at tie
Academy, tcm 9tfi 4 o'c.0ek
horIc: The -onIaIy will lppeN In Philadelphia
eteut The lfh Of ssruf From PhiAiphs they vii depart
for Neworeers New York IN SpriIS and OPEN
Es.;sr AoIssy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
NrwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER &c. lsSs

t.rt ~, &, s Bog. Stock Hok' ssns for >i "a.
frou "a TO sc. 49,. ,,~
Dolly Mousp hronrt;in 81 liDoi' sVefAsr 80 70 e~ a.
sod q ? q pr,viou. - uifa-t 81 Seb
4, sh. @ ~ ir~d St.is a. Sbt
B-.-i- sold - m I'D : a. A.. - 70, - eet.
u ID B.sdc so' 5e uIi.d STATE a. IS z, si
Hall. Id 50 uuet state A. 5ls ;, a. sbt
r. f,uoun. . s,.eueB. o. the naSno-I OF hye f.oet
,sc-,x.s ..r. Va c.DrrA axosd Cor The sr-s ending De
= ior ihs previous w..a ,nd 'nee ne -; 'ssasy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

tAHb AVCfiON
,...S L.xinston 6s. 20 10 Comwth Fire In. Co. pSi
zeO. ., al l. O. 10. % 81 New World Fire lnCo y
ticaRo IS dos............. so}
f,sO.iy % N. Scr 'H ~ ~ An Ggano CO.. .fssh
lcV s@u Palmer II 7cOl - ST. Nicholas Bank. al
Ju.g AT -,tv es o. 10 Am. ExchaIg &c Bank. iti
80" suss ... s2ii 100 Wallis Fire In. Co.. 70
~ ~ ;slem IL ilsO firsmens I'D In. Co.. s9t
10" ""s NS . - Is | 10 Excelsior Fire lns. Co 1901
S.nk OF sinA r ng.. 81 b. hsosS II H. L. "i' AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
4 CADENY OF MUSIC.

4 CADENY OF MUSIC.
IN GRAND CONCERT
tF THE GERMAN SuCfErY OF rus CRY oy -,-
YORK. in Al & the FUND sok rHE GERMAN Sos
PIfAL, wv
On THURSDAY EVENING Dee D. iss
Tbs Concert ~il take plae- o, th-
ACADEMY o. MUSIC
shseh hss been very tndJ ienser,d ., Nf B. uusn 49,
sry chrse
btyTEOVES HAYDN
MOZART WAGNER
ROsslNI KUCKFS'
and nor. mnt-rn pos-vs will irn q pr ,sya-r.
tSRNALCD IN VARIETY AND sXCELLEycp
3 b- sxseutsd by
hm.. CARAboSI NM ZrNwysu.
hsura SCHkEIBrR MOI,LHSaareTNF,
fhE GERMAN sANGEkBUND
. tet assius Of SoO u-nh-'s.
TIE ARloS, and HtRAoNlA
A GRAND ORCHESTRA
Oi Lightly Ar,is.
Corenctsd By
h,.sE'. BERGMANS. KRUOER .ud soRcp
vhe have ALL KINDLY y-lUNrsEstD for nj, o,,..S,
rric- of admission . To PNeut, Box., and h.. 4.
The folkw,Is psc..; sobsr.rb-rrt Lie. No 7ss b,sa
Brru'ief No fol Brosdwyi W. H.lk sou 80 "a ssy;
s,yi Firth, Pond Co, Nc 5,l Rro,d~sy Veteran se
cf Du,n-r and bIosdwsy schmc;, NJ 49, wl5.f
SmI s.tz, No bro~dwsy Knoder (At Go IpsF,,
broadusy Chrts'en No rs Sro ID say Paul B-rus,sS
Of Nusic ssy
Does open At; p.Iiornsnce, couimepce 8, so'eloel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Since January I.... ese,7sl.4A e7ssol,26 eT.s7SSS
The annexed table gives the proportion Of specie to
ret deposit. canned by our city banks according to The
lat statement:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Alatbinerp.

BEAUMONT STEAM GAUGES.
~ Perfectly reliable, Handsomely usds and WAhhANIEs
q very !ow prices.
COLEMAN's FARM NILL.-This Mil hs
~ jas. received the FIRST PREMIUMS at The State Fn
Syracuse. and U 8 Fair q, Richmond Va snd h eresu1
great excitement; the farmers throughout zoe eoann
Can b. IN operation the Once of the COLLnAS
FARM MILL COMPANY Tribune B1ldirss No 49,
A., kew-fork.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
TIE SECRET OF sUCCEssss..

BY JOHN O. SAKE.
"Good luck is all!''the ncicnt proterb breaches:
But though it looks SO very'grnve and wise,
Trust not the lazy lesson that it teaches, ,,r-t
For, rs it stands, the pusty maxim LIES L
That luck is;soMETHING were trucr story ..
And in liie's mingled game of skill. and luck,
The cards that win the stake Of wealth or glory
Are Genius, Patience, Perseverance, Pluck
To borrow still another illustration,
A trife moro specific and precise
Small cha nnce has Luck to guide the operation
Where cunning Wit has loaded all the dice !
The real secret of the certain winner
Against the plottings of malici Gus Fate,
Learn from Il C story Of n gaming sinner, e..
Whose frank confession will here rotate:
'' In this ere business. rs in any other e.. -
BY which chap an honest living earns,
You don't get all the science from your mother,
y But os yOu follcrit, youNIives and learns
And I, from being much n bchi nd the curtain, >
q And getting often very baaly stuck, > ...! 81
Finds ont, ut last, there's nothing SO uncertain
AS trusting cards and everythingto luck .-
So now, yon see-which naturally enhances
The faith in fortune that used to feel
takes good care to regulate the chances, -t:
AND ALWAYS HAS A FINGER IN THE DEAL !" {.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
VoL. VII.----NO: F5i,.'
fERMs.stnul{

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
"CAN'T AFFORD IT."a
A Sketc IN for Every-day Life.
BY sYLvANus cunB, JR.

81 ...r RY YsTLvANus COBB, IN. ...l 81 % isf
Cant afford it. Maria l.,. .,,-.;.
But you might. il you would only
think SO. W alter. plead the young WIFE,
II can't do it, the husband returned :,
very empharicaIIy. 1T would cost two
or three dollars. at the very lowest, TO
put ,uP such q gate, and the old bars will
answer an every .Purrpose. v... .--. ...r,,...
mo. they Won't. Walter. The neigh.
b0r's'children very often leave the bars
down. and them stray cattle come into
the garden. Ne may loose more than
the price Of gate in one hour. if COW
should should happen: TO, get in when l am
away, ,....l-.Il - ,,
II should like to know Who leaves he
Ibars,dOGn,' said Walter yer y threatening
ly. tThe same children might leave a
gate open ,....o cd -......, ,...
But We can have gate made to close
Of its own accord, with weight or a
spring. suggested the wife. John Niles
has had II gate puu up. in his yard asa#
a But l aiu't John Niles. my DEAR and
Walter wished his wife to remember. .,,
But his family is as large MS yours.
and his wages are not as high '7"'
Never mind about Lhar. = Hell YOU
can't aff'rd it. at any rate. not at present
And with this Walter started off for his
work .s rsts r.. .. -.... b, ...n
Walter Gray was a oung mPn. about
thirty"an industrious mechanic had been
married somr eig ut years: aud had an in.
Ierestfng family. He meant to provide
we'll for those who depended upuu him,
and in measure be did So. But there
we're many little comforts OF which be
felt obliged TO deprive them. comfurtS
which at times they really needed, and
which in the end. might have proved a
source OF saving. And. more. Ituo. ?, 1t
might have added happiness had be felt
able 10 grant these little requests. But
he c"uld'ot afford it:sl least So he thought;
an whether Hhe thought so with sound
Judgment the sequel will sho&.,sa .s a..
r, The gate which his vie had ebeen SO
anxious TO have put up was needed al
the entrance to the garden back of the
house, where was only a pair Of short
bars. The children often "aIne through
there. and sometimes left the way open
behind them. 10 shprt there we're many.
ways IN which those bars were left down
and Maria Gray had very often to leave
her work TO drive"ut cattle thar got in
1t was only By extreme vaIchfulness on
her part that the garden was preserved.
She had sp"ken several times 70 her hus
band about it. but he felt that he couldn't
afford it. Shs must keep her eyes upon
the spot. and see thst,Ih bars we're kept
shut. -r. . -....,. ....-,.-. -,
Only few days afterithis Mrs. Gray,
asked her husband il he was going to hire
a pew in the church for the following
year. and he told her that he dad no, think
he should. ~ .r5.-.4l
'But you can hire. half of one. We
can have half Of Mr.. Niles pew for I've
dollars
4 cam. afford it,. wa. waiter. reply.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
RECAIISE.

us. - Isi@ coy GtTW|SSE iHn1 saF .s
1t Is nQt because ,yopr heart is mine-mine only,
D.. yi.Ij - Mine 1s aklo9nei k9i ,rL n ~ .-al
II Is not because yon chose me, weak and lonely,
-. a.. For your own;
Not because The earth Is fairer, and the skies,
Spread above you ''''' AZ
Are more radiant for the shining Of your eyes
That'I love You'll =. .' ".'
1t is not because the worlds perplcxed meaning
r0i g~- Grows more clear; 80 re-
And tho parapcts of Heay'n, W ith angels leaning,
ftt o. .. Seem more near; .,I ,.....,. .G.
And Nature sings of l'raise with all her voices
Since you spoke,
Since within my silent heart, that now rejoices,
Q = = Love awoke / ~ .-'EIr' -'r
Nay, not even because your hand holds heart and
life; TO o. "- -r..''a 5' '.
.r .f' At your will - .',u -l.- ~
Soothing, hushing allits discord, making strife
Calm and still;
Teaching Trust to fold her wings, nor ever roam
'.s' From her nest; ...' =. ..f"
Teaching lovo thHt her securest, safest home
.-,., Must be rest. -....,
But because this human love, though true and
.' SWEET ar-.--r .,a -t r,.t.
Yours md mime
Has been sent by love more tender more com
r plete, 'sia1q gI. '' ''r-. E."F
.hoi47~va More, ,divinsi j.. ! W, >-.,.
hat it leads our heqrs to rest at lastin heaven,
Far above you;
Do 1take you as a gift that God hath given &.
q. ''a ~ And LOVE- you l. ,9 raa -. =
- .-r '.r ..,. ADELAIDE ANN PROCTOR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19

GS During.a lesson on animal king
dom. the teacher put the following ques>
ton: s-.i -..'t
Can anybody name. an animal Of the
order edentata-Ihat is a front toOthless
animal. - .a1st.s., 4.. ,.ai,a q
A boy, whose face bounded with pleas.
at the prospect of good remark, rsplieds
Il can - ,5
Well. what is tho animal7
My grandmother. replied the boy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19

CHRrsr NOT wRrrER.-one Of The
most remarkable facts 10 the history OF
Christ is. thai be left no writings behind
him and The only record there is OF bis
writing anything. is 10 the case where
: f. stopped down aud with his finger
wrote upon the ground What be wrote
then and there. no one knows though
perhaps. The most plausible conjecture is.
that b. wrote the answer to The question.
whether the woman taken 10 the act Of
adultery should be stoned H. that is
without sin amongst you, let him cast .
some q. her. Reader, did this strange
fac ever occur TO you. that the greatest
reformer that ever liyed-professedly the
divine teacher sent of God 10 reveal its
truth to be world-whnse teachings haze
survived t wreck Of ages, and nov CON
mand the credenee. the respect, and he
moSt ptotound admiration Of the enlight
end world. and who Is claimed a. the
: author and finiSfef" of the great system
1ftai'h and prse1cs. has left 3. 6fbd him
no rentehce iof bis writings. and thdsse a.s. aIa.
Edo~n neHntscters wiittgn &ith hfa fEaSl
IN the g. nd. c0ns5tue the atm toIatS ell
his ~ritings Of which there Ff@ny &C.
count H tRbsla,i 40 sds
Ig ,hlfe. Or 'Kss there t.erf been. since
the invFn'ion ofIstterL Or even rude bisy
ToglyphicS or any s-eh thing. system Of
religion whose S,6OdeT did not take spe-
cia17 Eu.T,s 10 Seduee has feachTngs 70 wti>
ting. and thus give Ihem The exact and
perm adenL torm .'t'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
BE PottTr. LADrEs 10 paper
insults the latiks as f1llnRag b0H - =

Be PottTr. LAD,Es 10 teeiy.sspapsr
insults the ladies as s'f6lIoGS? h6s
AN UE6sUAL occtkREScE. "A few
mornings since says the New York Til.
bune. while riding down town III one 81
the third avenue carp, Se n6tited youhg
man get in at Thirty .fits. slreet
when he maaaged TO get seat. No.
sooner had he spread the tIefaid bslofe
him than 4 beautiful and fasionsbty dress.
ed lady entered! The young man imntaSS.
'diately rose aud Offered his seat % her.
With an angelic emile she .a!d.i as sHs
tucked the crinoIine underneat 6ef.
Thank yousir. 10 an ipttan. tn & younR
man appeared 10 BE 'patAltSed, bis sfsee
turned dea,hly pafe.' he stamuiered 'Gra>
cious Heavens. She thAhKS usr TIE
pssSeugers: too. m uttered. sthe tkahked
rim iof the seat DiSnn4YWGEs ON every
Haosi Condnetor,,' s16dteara fat indisid.
ual. 'stoP she oarAlet me ger or .AIaIt
the. truth was too apparent. the yaeGdt
siare Of the lovely female t6ldt the SAD tale.
None but 4 crazy 'Sonah would have
fhapked q gentleman for giving her asesI
ia a crowded car is lSida Sb5 .1rEd
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19


TnE News PROM FRAsrR RIyRn.-Wa
end in our California mails butlittIe news
from Fraser river. Tie, Hstfison river
trail may be said TO be completed. the
greatest difficulties having been surmoun.
ted. Tbs Hudson's Bay Company ap.
pears to be making the most Of its brief
authority. The ten per Cent. ad valorem
duty is rigidly exscted !" g G',vstnor Doug.
las. it is said. is to be .kpighted. He his
not yet returned from his long visit to
the mines. The CalilorniAus are making
every, eudesvor 70 turn the tide OF euni.
q alton into their oWn territory, which has
begun to arrive from the East ON lie way
to Fraser river. TIE government ed
deauy antioipRlesa a great future Tor yict6.
ris, and have laid out The tJwh (on pa.
per over space enough fora city Ola
hnpdred thouSand: ApprepfiAlohs. On
rather aIibsr9F 50 de. are 'ia7iso bsip9 mads
for tmptovernents on stte6ts.. as ii''IS i+''fu
The water Was falling rapidly Ii the
FRASER nver every. day, Sonic ofttio
miners were doing tpIetable wen. 6nt
g4nerally speaking the prospects Hefe
discouraging. Meteorological obserya.
tions confirm the reports Of the remarks.
bly, "qnsble and mild Temperature OF
Vancouver's' Isiand.. fact " Rich seet1s
10 astonish the correspondents of The Oh.
ilorhia papers no are Here aThs tenn
ature Of S'eiIacoon bearsra great teSetfi-
blahce to that of London, b1tf si'' 'it"
p The NoFtHerhOr took down $1,000
from Fraser river 10 Calil6rnia on her las.
Trip ''' 2n'. e4'd F''s.zfln 40
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orE No man. knows svhen. where. OF
whom he'll marry, lis all nonsense pIsos
oing and speeulating gbOut is. Yes ea1ght
as we'll look Out Tor a -oft place - fall IN =
steepls chase You come s@ash dcEnin
the middle Of your speep'asions.
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81, suSTHOIL.iE; i; Mo- 10 assss !

Arsyslsr.. 50 . .bs Sc story SI goes, = s,,l va.
riding slowly along, near the close s6f the
day, when he diseoysted. protecting ffem
2 csbln' a. shlpgle, on which WAS, written
in charcoal letters. .Hotel." Riding up.
be called @ the landlord, when The fol-
loving conversation ensued 80 :.
tandl99Ed7IW4l yqHs ave yer horse fPp,
Trsyssilssir2ff you t please put him Is in
the, stable and give him = Few oats. >,
I, Very sorry. mister. .9'a but ~ yyeFSs ont
I. A little corn sS4 'S win answer tAs66., tAs66 =,
- I. GGt ne ne sgip' stranger. The sorAi.
WI give him plenty q hay, hay viii '-ai|h
i 1. soTsy;, but, 1s,ip't got nsitbs,St Il So,
nor straw. but I kin hitch yer horse 10
one. Of The trees yander. 1000
T. Take him along. snd let me me have,
l. Wbs.'ii 70 81, have, s,1llh'a stranger ! ~
T. Ham and eggs, With hot bread
{. " dSa's Keep any ~ ofy6ssir nc nc. as
+. @ell!! then. let mo ,6.,. a BigSf
cold meat, With a cake and a cup of Tea.
:, Z. Can't make the ritle. stranger; We
don't keep city vegetables. sH' FsS H
T., Hang ~, give me- I he'd then. aud
let me go TO slesp. "h Sa'7S
IL. I, kssP tso6fl' Squire. We d diaa!.t,tssp
T. No. you don't Keep beds here DC nor
eatablss. nor aceomod ations for man nor
beast What do you keep? l"0'''
L. (enraged )lKeep 2 why We keep
We keep? e ~ '"' '"'H '.s.'' %
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.SL.n,a.a nj k..n .tdI,.,T A

stspss Then he says sss1ssMaand e s he s. repeats
i i oPeed b 6bssI.cas ,xyFSsp II, ,.S,
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Ev Did thee receive my remittance.
NAthap. my sol. .&af~ ~
- Yee.. iatber. EHE' 1Bo SeFoA
Then. why did ehes not boy . SsS
coat thy present one is very fragile.
T. Why the fact is. IIeIt All my money ID
the bShk fat New ofIea6a. % sfEh5a -
Abitby economy ii cettAihIy eonmen,s
dSble.s Id what bank sefS
II do not exactly rsme6ibsf Sha.
bank father. 1 e66S it VIA ssery good
one. ~ II bid . seTip.ate pe5ssF-n Wss
I'm : lsthtne see15h - the Phsroah
P'ss, sso! iS.ov; bsnVs .sFy pps.fs now. .pd
,Liee Ma IA q Ssehd for Thy money inn
~ P'lH1.C's 'sssif - = tEsgFa sJsN 5lii
ssS E5k = eosgbfng spell a' /, % !. 40 2
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<ETs Once on : ttdps' sb' Itishiags6s and
i negro ~ers 6ghtiag. ard WbIs grsp-
ptibg With each o. tllsf. ths Irishtnan s1-
cIaidaedl:b ne - ~. hnf = n p -
jgYod alyf m biSak sagdrl CRY sinoss6.
IN 6RHt titi7f Die. 20" ssE'''i'
ss5aifI;S5: 3 !gaa !a on ~ s.tES5,- VI
i atiasys does 'as = 49,