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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

OST, on Saturday, the 18th instant, on
1 Franklin street. between Eighth and Ninth. a
BLACK GRAPE VEIL The finder will be hbe-
rally rewarded by leaving it at Myatt Il McAuley's
grocery, on Main, between Seventeenth and Eieh-
teenth streets. NH l3-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14
LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

|nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Strsycdf from my house, on Thurs
day night, the 9th instant, q medium-sized PALE
RED COW; marks not recollected; very heavy
with calf. expect she has had the cali. For any
information that may lead to her recovery the
above reward will be paid W. X. SLEDD,
at Chcf-of-Police Office, Confederate States.
NH l4-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

OST, on Saturday evening, March IL,
Il between the corner Of Main ard FIT, h streets
and Franklin and Fourth q LINEN CUFF. with
CORAL SLEEFE-BUTION attached. 4 liberal
swaid Will be Paid i: left at tee banking house of
H. I. FOSTER Il co. or the residence of JOHN
FINDERS, Esq. NH ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.-TO
~ THE PEOPLE OF TIE FIRST DIYTRICT:
In compliance With calls made upon me, through
the pubic prints and otherwise, announce myself
a CANDIDATE for The Office Of Commissioner OF the
Board of Public Works for the First District.
have only to say here that regard it as posi-
ton Of very great responsibility and importance,
and, If elected. shall feel gratifed il, by my best
Efforts, / can be useful to the country At 4 time
when no man is justified in Withholding his utmost
energies nom the public service
w. 7. SUTHERLJN.
DANvnLE, Va, February ~, 1865.
NH l-9t2avtdA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

TRADERS BANK or TIE Cry OF RIcuNoXD.
NOTICE.-This Bank will pay one dol
IN lar in coin for every dollars Of its circula.
ton when presented at its counter.
mh 6-eod6v Z. SINTON. Cashier.
GADDLE AND HAkNESS.MAkERS
- can find employment and excellent wages ut
the Ordnance Depot corner Of Canal and Seventh
streets. Only non.eonscypts aDdpsr.ons over forty
years Of ~ nesd Apply. mas-ataxaw !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

AIRA1ED from my house, on CANDLES
~ Hill, near the Armory bridge, ON Sunday
morning, a small DARK-RED COW, with white
SStnie down her back and white spot in her fore
head gives little milk one side larger than the
other. will give liberal reward for her deliver,
to me. NH lit MRS. CHRISTIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

WANTED, by the LIST or 18th of April,
W LARGE HOUSE, centrally located, con-
tanning from twelve to fifteen rooms, furnished or
partly furnished Best of references gv ven. Address
W. s. EARLY, box 32l, Richmond post-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

WANTED TO RENT, by the 22d in-
w slant, neat FURNITURE FOR A SMALL
HOUSE. The furniture will be used with care
Address r. II. HENDERSON, box ], 100.
NH l4-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

OST, between Antoni's saloon. Main
street, and corner First and Grace streets, an
lNDIA-KUBBER TOBACCO BAG, marked Lieu
tenant James A. Collins, Tanners Battery, Has
keirs battalion, First corps A. N. ", containing
between twelve and fifteen hundred dollars In Con-
federate notes. The finder will be literally re-
wa'ded by leaving it at the Dispatch Office.
NH l4-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

WANTED TO RENT, a SMALL
~ HOUSE, with six or eight rooms with
Kitchen, &c, attached, within five minutes walk Of
Capitol Square, in desirable neiehborhood Adj
dress T., box 7S2, Richmond NH l4-lOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

EOR HIRE, a SERVANT WOMAN,
i who Is an excellent house servant, washer and
ironer and q good cook. For terms, apply to
SAMUEL II. GORDON, Main, between Foushee
and Adams streets. NH l4-eod3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

ABOR WANTED.-I wish to employ
WHITE MAN to cultivate vegetables, and
TWO NEGRO MEN or BOYS to work on farm
apply to Z. Il. NORMENT, Headquarters Public
uuari Will feed two MULES or HORSES for
their labor NH l4-3t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

STOLElV from my residence, ON Sixth
~ street, south Of the canal, on Saturday, March
llth, one BLACK SILK DRESS, one BLACK
CALICO DRESS two WHITE UNDERSKIRTS,
and one QUILTED UNDERSKIRT. lined with
green cambria. viii give a reasonable reward for
the return OF the articles to my house.
NH l4-Sts WILLIAM VATENTTNE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

/ OST. on March 18th, on Broad, be-
IL tween FIRST and Tenth streets, small package
containing BROWN LAWN DRESS PATTERN.
Inc finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
YIN the unscser, at the passport Office, corner Of
NH l4-eod3t~ r p LYNCH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

WANTED TO RENT, an UNFUR-
w NISIIED HOUSE or SUITE OF ROOMS, in
pleasant part Of the city, with kitchen. Best of
reference given. Address o. P, through post
office, stating terms, &c. NH l4-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

WANTED TT DWELLING-HousE.
I'VE or SIX rooms, with gas and water. Apply on
Main street, between First and Second, south side
third door from Second, or at l04 Main street.
NH l4-0ts p SPILMAN
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20
nailp Monntaiucer,
EGIRCUir COURT PHUCEEDINGs

The following cases were disposed Of on
Monday and Tuesday: Stringer vs.. Heller,
dismissed. eAlcaras vs.. Hepner, dismissed.
Smith VS.. Graham-decision of Court below
reversed, and case remanded for further pro-
ceedings. State VS.. Francis Jones' forgery
trial by jury, verdict guilty; sentence to-
day. State VS.. John Eppinger-State not
heing ready for trial, the case was dismissed
by the cout State vs.. Henry Trickle-lar-
ceny-defendant plead guilty; sentence to-
day. Wiley Kensy vs.. Mofin Mofin :
, decision of court Below reversed aud cause
remanded back for further proceedings F.
Mignet vs.. F. W. Blanchett, settled and dis
missed.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

PARTIES intending to visit the mines up the
Columbia the coming season, are constructing 6
batteaur below the Cascades, with the view to
use them for the transportation of their sup
plies clear through to the Dalies de mort.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

IT is said that Andrew Johnson, when be
emigrated from North Carolina, fell in com
pany with Andrew jackson, then travelling
west from Washington. They we're attacked
by robbers, and were victorious. The two
were strong team, and If the story is true, it
10 somewhat remarkable
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

OpERATIo AND CHoLERATiC Tue Chronique
Musicale, of Paris, has discovered coincidence
between the cholera and the production of
new opera by Meyerbeer. In 1882 the epi-
demc followed eirst performance Of Robert
in ls49, it came with the Prophete, and in
1854 with lEtol du Nord. And now, in 1865,
we have lAfricans. Is the cholera really on
Its way?
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

~ ACCORDING 70 the telegrapbic news Of q few
days since, Napoleon has written a letter to
Maximilian, rebuking him for want of energy
in conducting affairs in Mexico. If he has
done anything of the kind, it is not very likely
that it is made public.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

'H THE s. F. Flag contains very we'll directed
protest, against the undue value placed upon
the representations of the travelling cores
pondents Of the eastern press who have made
hurried visits to this country.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

TIMELY WARNING The Mining and Ecien-
tifc Press gives its readers some timely warn
ing adapted to the locality, (Sanl Francisco)
in which it is published. 1t issuggested that,
when the next earthquake comes, the people
will fad it safest not to~rush into the streets !
too suddenly, as there is moredanger between
two rows of lofty brick buildings than inside
houses of a similar charscter. Personsshould
aim to get close 10 partitions or ontsidstwalls,
aud cling TO theniS until thel heaviest shocks
are over. In stage coach travelling, passen-
gers are recommended to stick to the vehicle
to the last extremity. This adyice is not al
ways safe, however, as witness1the case when
"Wardssy" tumbled "a coach over the cliff
between the Dalles and Deschutes. If there
had been passengers in it, and they had fol-
lowed the advice of our scientific cotempo-
rary, the consequeac Aces would have been ter
rible, as it was sXhpndred feet to the bottom.
Spurs OF NATIONAL PRIDE.-Old Froissart
tells US that when, on the H. b of July, 1902,
the weavers, butchers and others of Bruges
and Client, with th Dir allies, defeated Count
ly 10000 men, among whom were 700
knights, 700 gilt spurs were hung from the
roof of the church Notre Dame, at Courtray.
Long after, when the F,ench in their turn
defeated Van Artevelde at Mont dor, one
of the first things they did was to take down
the spurs aud send them home; next, they
burned Courtray in thorough manner.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

A YOUNG man who has served three years in
the armies at the east during the civil war
with distinguished gallahtry, has lately heen
convicted in San Francisco of stealing pair
of boots.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-20

POSTAL MoxEY 0RDsRs.-The following are
the terms upon which the postal money or
ders may be procured:
The charges for drafts or orders payable
at any distributing post office in the United
States, are as follows Sums under $40, ten
cents; over $40 and under $40, fifteen cents;
over $40 and not exceeding $40, twenty
cents. No orders for over $50 will be issued.
The orders are payable in U.S. Legal Tender
or the bills of the National Banks, and are
purchasable at par for like funds; in other
words, you pay $40, $40, or $50, and the re-
gistry fee, in greenbacks, and get an order
i, for corresponding amount in the s,me
funds. ID
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jersey City.

THASKsGIvIsG DAY IN JERSEY Cry
The day Wa observed in jersey City yes.erd.y
amost universally, 70 far a. the suipen,ou nj bp.
ness was concerned, and the day wore a s,bhath.
like quetnesA and but few poop were to he seen in
the streets, almost every one pTeferring the
comforts of home to the sect, rain and slushy
streets.
Thank.giyinr services were held At the I-,to,
Ran III Church, Grove street, the WAyne st'ni
Reformed Dutch Church, ami In the south Si,,h
street NJ. r. Church, but the attendance wa ,ener.
ally slim.
4 target company, styling themselye. the "Yopns
Rove . tiun.u" si. from 10 To II ye,s of Ass III
VILE Tor the puI pose VI eontendns iV,l number n,
prZes
The travel on the railroads was less than ever before
knon II on holiday.
There were no arrests by the police and 10 all
sppe arance the business At tho public house, va.
eIu aoId binary light.
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MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
Murder Will Out.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.

az do not understand you" re woman said
hesi,sungiy. DO you think The have bees pry-
ing into your affai.sT
"oh no r. Olive answered frankly, "no, prying;
but every one might have told you that I once
promised in marriage 70 my cousin. q noble-hesrt-
ed boy one whom I loved dearly, and whom II
was mine and my fathers hsppiness 70 look upon
as my hust and"
Love Roy - the woman sail incre iuIously,
but with softer expression IN hor hollow ewes
than Olive bad yet witnessed; "Love boy-and
one 81 whom such terrible things arc saidi"
ayes, indeed. Mrs. Smith, or Mrs Brown, or
Whatever you like TO Ia called" Olive answered
rather sharply land see no reason why you
should doubt my word: I did love ny cousin
Hut any girl would have done tho same, to have
seen his handsome lace, and have known all his
fus spirit, WIZ, Mrs Goldring could have told
you how he once walk all the way 10 PArh am Park,
" get me some young wood p geons. she was
Mrs Kincheu then, and used 70 come 10 The Grange
TO brow. And she told me, though my COUSIN rad
begged her not, that one day, he had jumped into
sho Sc, on, OF boat 10 save ltsle boy, who had
beou knocked overheard by sail. Not love hinr'
she again repeated. half in sorrow, hslfin anger.
Tho woman bad listened intonty TO Olive, a. she
spoke strange express on had come over those
hasgsrd features, something like array OF 10y glesm-
eli in those Wild eyes, and then they gradually
filed with tears For few minutes neither spoke
At last 'he silence was interrupted by the woman
Remaining, with almost sarcastic bitterness "And
now, suppose, Vinny Nyse 10 to take the place
boOkworm replace the wretched cousinf'
owe looked up surprised st the evil spirit which
seemed now working in tie breast Of tits strange
creature and there was that In her tone aud Ia
mtlisr manner which offended and annoyed her
Rsing from the garden-ben ch, on which she had
taken her accustomed seat, she said coldly Ell am
wrong in talking 10 stranger Of home. matters,
You are wrong in speaking 90 lightly OF them"
VI am-l am" the woman said Al xiousy 'But
you must forgive inc. I do not always know wis,
say. Goldring ield mo Of ,ho disgrace your
cousin has brought upon you. lie told me that
you and your father looked upon MIN 90 = muir
derer and felon How then could ] know tha, You
still loved him -
81 cannot see that either you or Goldring have
anything TO do with nv cousin, with my feelings
towards him." Olive replied, with more pride aud
aspcrity than she bad ever yet ielt or shown. She
then added, 81 cannot now stay longer you must
serd up 10 tho Grange " you want anything -
and mentsDy resolving sho would never .ysin visi,
her, she lsf the miserable creature who had 80 Of
Tended her. without one word Of lesve-tsklng,
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During the rest Of ,he 6s,. II or the in,srv,sv
with the roputed msdwom, q OF the Lime Houssv
which bad excited 90 much Hnsry and indignant
feeling, Olive had felt sad and out OF sorts; and
when, late In the evening, she went into the kit
ehen-garden 70 water some young plants she was
raising there, 10 was much for the felsf which
II was 70 ind herself alone, - for the sake Of be-
nursery.
With thoughts full Of the disssreesble tone Of the
woman, and Of the cousin, and Of oil the afecton-
ate membranes Of him, which IL bad, in sorn>
unaccountable way, recalled so forcby 70 hoy
mind, Olive was bending over the fowerbed, scarce
~ In the deepening twilight distinguishing be-
tween wsfowers and svectvillia ANS, when low
sigh met her ear. She looked up rather startled,
and perceived in the gloon at some few PAGES dis
tant The grey cloak aid white cap Of the wretchea
creature SIZE now so earnestly desired 10 avoid.
On hndiag that Olivs observed her, the woman
advanced towards her, saying, In calm aud yes
earnest msnnor, ~ could rest until ! bad Agsn
seen you Miss Grant. have been wishing all day
10 ask you W forgive me-to forge. the offence
have given you. You must-oh you mus, pardon
me-all was so Inadvertently done. You must ~
sure that, owing so much a. / 90 TO sou. would
not have purposely offended you, or have spoken
lightly Of one. whom, IL appears, that you really
did once love"
ITO BE- Continued)
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Hob Ok G m.

TuR DAY IN HoBoKES.-ln Ho5Oken usually
80 lively, the streets presented Deserted appear
ance, and business was generally Suspended, There
-ero no visitor. seeking enjoyment AMI the re,IdeD
remained AZ home and enjoyed their iurkes nro,It
Ing They had them. The police were nOIc.ed upon
to make amy arrests.
A CHURCH. RoBBED.-sOme time during
wednesday night, the First Presbyterian Church
corner OF 9th and Hudson 'Ireeu Hobok.p. ,,.
carpet, some silver plated plstes and other ysuass
articles. The entrance was effected BY ioEcins Inc
blinds and breaking wen aNuSS''
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IN rnr CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

ny express direction OF the Archbishop as an
need nom the several altar, on sunday last.
special iervices we're held in all the Ca holic
Churchs, throughout the city, masses being sid
and sung, and the uus prayer Tor the GoveInmen Mt,
and THANKSGIVING Tor tue blessings OF pace, oil cd.
In -. Pllrck's Cathedral, the Very Rev. Vicar
General Father sArr! oficAted at hall past seven,
sud the Rev, Eugede Mcclure sung . high mas at
hii-past ten. High masses we're also rung a. St.
Francis Xayier'', by the Row Father DurAuqyet; at
st. Nays, by the Very Rev. Michsel AcCarron at
- Theresa, by the Eevs. james Boyce and Peter
Famed At ~. Peters, by the Rev. Father Quinn at
- AndreS'', by the Rev. Michael CurTan at II.
Budgets by the Rev. Father Mooney; and, IN fact,
MI over the city 1t IL unusual for Catholics 10 con-
elder The recommendation. Of any temporal soveru-
en- In relation to holidays but This being special
O. 20 departure from the usual rule sAnct ioned
ytIr Archbishop. There sermons in any
q tie churches, but In nearly ali a few remarks
'Tpr pirate to tho celebration were made by the
"leh aut after the Post Communion. At alf-past
ave o'clock Pm, the Rev. Father Oellette preached
se mon al ~. Francis AayieTs Church. on "rhe
fn"'m'y OF sin" ltru simply adoctrinAl sermon,
to"oVcr aud 10 alluson made 10 passing events.
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tCoptipaed frsn the First Page.)

NV. Won their presenc. Int they send you Th.nt.-
sivins Day. We have never had such a Thanks
Twins DAY 40 this. There has been, pefhaps, some
rinr like II In 11s1 which vas alec In connection
With rebellion when tie uaitor Arnold attempted
90 cell bis country. After the plot w,s tefeaied he
pr,,ident appointed the 7th dsv Of December u ],
a. day Of ihahtsrying Of the rhoio peopis u -
SINGULAR coincidence shat the present chiei Of tue
nstion should ,Yfo.nt the same day Of The wtcs Ts
dsy OF Thantsrivins, Tor the same cause ne deN-
srance Of the p-ople from teasvn. The kcN seu'le
man then gonciuded his remarks by eW0llhs .4 ~
10 come and bow down, sud In yncefiy thO. tIc.'
appreciation Of the signihcAncc Of the uAy, ahu o.SA
lie Noah, come with III offering IN bis heat.
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sTEAnsHIPs- Rhode island, Washington; yIrso
Savannah; Niaeara, Norfolk; Vixen, Wilmington, 4
Z; Hornet, Norfolk
bhlfs-siar Of tho west Livl: Carlyle, Glassov.
Adella, Havana ~ ~
BklGs-Abby ThaIter, Galveston; A Esglis -
.sCHooSERs-Elizsbct Mobile; Kate Merrill
npn,ehlcolA Caroline Cornela, IndiAnoG IN
Port Royal, 5 G; ID Is BayIes 81 MrrL,. 4 h Aroyn
Jacksonville Navigator do; r. A Elliot, GeorgetoSN
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mild oven until slightly Drowned. This endcd very
instructive cooking lesson, which listened to BY
rger number oflsdies than have ever before, ct any
one time, appeared in this class
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Notwith''andins The M avorable state OF the vo..
thor several of he impromp'u ORGANIZATIONS went
Jus io' d1y'' 'ulo,mcnL The Carpe, and Furni-
iur' Il''N a"omb,-l at The house OF Capt Comm,
ln loli sue't ard pocecdel to Fax. Lion Breuery,
where shty r'dd'ed Their TARGET aud emo, ed a hne
dinner Other con pane, emo, ed thcmselyo, ,in,i-
l.IIy, and IN The early morning. and evening late
the tUeen were alive -nh hrAss music. Several
Iol1pI'o' OF fansasncas made their appearance in
various parts OF tho city aud had their huery com.
p,eIeiy spoiled by the lalu
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These tahishnents were gI well patrouged Al
hhLL "a he cGOsds we've 80 gIea that Az pol.c,
men had to he sent Tor from the eilhh precinct in
regulate the influx aud rei!ux people up aud dow
stairs. At tho New York Circus IN li.h street.
ther" we'e two performances and the large amphi.
Theatre VIA crowded each time. The New National
NIFcus u and " Bowery, was also well filed both
Afternoon and evening and At Tony PASTORS opers
House hundreds had to be turned away, while At the
boad"g Theatre "sam" had audiences which
crowded the building to sutfOc alton.
FATAL RESULT OF THE SHOOTING ARFRAY
" hARioS sTREEr.-Patrick MeCudden, tho Officer
" the General Sessions who va, shot in the bdomer
on wednesday, afternoon by Patrick Duy,br, bar.
senuM al ths orierhouse OF Michael Ly me H. at III,
S'nsr q Marion and Broome sheets died At the M
hospital a. about O'Clock yesterday mornins
A. paaaAt I'll " held ". day, NAV'-
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MARINE NEWS.


Dec. SIS. Rise. 1s-s. s.u, 4 s8-n. w.orer, =
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gun CHOLERINE REMEDY.-THISW WELL
terry, CTsmps Collie, and all looseness Of tine boveis
can be procured only OF the proprietor, 40 south
second stTsst WlliAmsburgh. Price % eents ps<
bottle. SUA
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT CARmAssyLLr.-

Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest on the body
Of Thomas Honahan, Who vas fatally injured on
"wednesday afternoon at Carmsnsville Deceased,
In company With several others, vas raising rock
by means Of a derrick when the rope broke and tho
rons tell on deoeSei, frscturins his rght les and
,nt,ciins 2iher injuue, honahsn was removed to
verdict Of accidental death returned. Deceased
was . native Of Ireland and 20 Yeas OF age.
MEMORIAL SERVICE IN HoSoR OF THE
FALLES.-Throueh Misunderstanding the "semo-
rial Service IN Honor Of the Fallen" TO be held In
the church n the Rev Dr. J. r. Ihon p.ou tBro-d-
WAY 1alefnaclel, was announced IA one OF inc
e,enins. Ii will not re held until sunday evening.
seyen O'clock is the hour named foT the commence
ment OF The exercises.
COOKING AcADEMY-PRiMARY CLASS
TWAIN LECTURE The interest felt h. the pupils
Of Professor Blo's institution at 500 Broadway Ia
readily seen by their punctud and regular attend
nnco al the time appointed for the various oa'sos
Every pupil 10 early In her place, pencil in handful
first duty being TO copy the bill Of fare from one Of
the two black boards upon which II plainly written,
and which hang against the vA-one At each eud Of
the room. Upon frs. enter ns thi, school kitchen,
each pupil /, received With a pleasant smile and q
% lie bow by the Professor who stands the long
uhi'e table 70 receive them. Precisely al
the time cot for commencing the lecture,
in walk. the cook, with an air Of official
dignity, and take his place near the centre Of the
table fsoins She Glars. For some teconds not -ord
1, spoken, aud the picture then presented forms
periect tabeau. The Professor, occupying position
commanding very part Of the room, stands with bis
am upi alIei, ready TO sive the signal that all 10
ready; the cook, with his white cap and sirdle Of
snowy linen napkins, has his eyes Fixed upon one Of
the bsckboarda while from the fased benches along
the oppo,ite side Of the room . perfect battery Of
brirh' eyes arc looking down with eIpec1snt eager
ness upon the scene. Tie signal, however, IL not
long desyod, and the Lessons at once proceeded
with. for the twelfth lecture was presented the
following
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DRMAs BARNES l. co. No II paTk RON. whole.
sale agents iOr the city OF Nes York 90