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guaranteed by the State. This deposit 10 TO
be thirty thousand dollars for companies hav-
ing capital not exceeding five hundred thou
sand dollars thrty-fve thousand dollars for
acapital over five hundred thousand and not
exceeding one million Of dollars, and five
thousand dollars for every additional million
or fractional part thereof; but no company
shall be required to make deposit of more
than fifty thousand dollars. These deposits
are TO be held by the State Treasurer, who, in
the event that the company fail to meet their
obligations, is empowered to sell n sufficient
quantity of their securities held by him 10 pay
the entire amount due; and foreign insurance
companies shall in all cases he actionable As
though incorporated by this State.
Under the license law of the State, the TO-
reign insurance companies now III operation in
Virginia can legally carry on their business
until the expiration Of their licenses on the
lst Of May next; but, At that time, all that
wish TO continue their operations must comply
with the provisions of the law TO which we
have referred. Up TO this time, the Associated
Fircmcn's Insurance Company of Baltimore
is the only company which has met the re-
quiremcnts of the law, and this company
has already made deposit with the State
Treasurer of securities TO the amount of thirty
thousand dollars.
Our people must remember that, after the
lSt Of May, no insurance company can legally
transact business in the State until II mas
made tho required deposits; and they should
be careful, before they effect any new policies,
or renewals, that the companies IN which they
are insurng have complied with all the re
quiremcnts of the laws Of the State. Solvent
and responsible companies will not object TO
make the necessary deposit, and those who
cannot or will not do SO should not expect 10
meet with patronage or support III til" State
of Virginia.
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Epidemic Discasc>-Thc Evil Effects OF Fur
macc~ and tlcscd Crates.

lg pA.EIN, late medical Inspector OF cholera
ia the West Indies, published III $50 Nalua-
bic work, entitled the causation and pre-.
nrutioa Of disease" in which he argues thal
the existing prevalence of cholera ana other
epidemic diseases is due 10 the unwlse saost-
rut0u. in dwelling houses, of the closed CRATE
Or furnace for the old fashioned open CRATE
and fireplace. In support of his theory, DR..
PAEKtx cites the almost complete exemption
ID, Birmingham and other manufacturing
1.au~ in England from fevcrs and other dis
cs>c> produced by bad air, and states that TINS
j, caused by the large number of factory fires
winch are constantly burning III their mldst.
Ii" also alludrs 10 the experience OF the post
H.as.rr Uf 4 town in Italy, situated Ill the
cr.tr" vi the malarious Pouliuc Marshes, VINO
>aur " have resided more than forty years
III Ai> place, and have never hau 'he leNt'
4"s Only iFre"onoh ! take i NOT u i'"'' NV
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Fire i'll the Oil Rcoion-ScriouS Loss of Lilt
and praprrIy.

PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA, March "a de-
structive coulaEration began This evening al
Ocean Well. The flames spread rapidly 10 the
oil tanks of the Ocean Oh Company OF Ihlld-
dclphla.
Five wells, belonging 10 Breeder Myers
and Breeder \ Ieuucnt, leSsces We're soon en
veloped in one huge mass OF llam", with no
earthly means Of checking the fearful tide. The
fire ragged onward down the run, the flames
communicating with everything combustlble,
and sweeping every object before it, 1t soon
found Il channel which carried the burning
mass into Bnnehof run, catching in It's way
three rctincrieS, some thirty or more buildings,
aud several wells in the progress OF drilling.
In less than fifteen minutes from the break
ing out of the fire the flame was nearly mile
in length. The loss is estimated 1t one nun
dred and fifty thousand dollars. Patterson y
Dickev, with the Ocean Well Company, Were
the heaviest losers Twenty thousand barrels
Of oil were consumed, with their tankagc.
Some eighteen engine houses ,derrlcks, engines
and the whole paraphrrnalia for sinking wells,
were destroyed.
Two men are reported 10 have been burned
seriously, three fatally and one named Nc
kensiel has just died.
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The Canadian Fright.

TORONTO, {. w, March 2l.-The rnmol
Gains strength that ten thousand more men
will soon be called out by the Government.
At Montreal yesterday policeman fired OF
some persons, thinking they We're fenlahs
Nobody hurt. Though there Is not down
right panic here, the feeling IS that the fenlal
danger is not over. Some demonstration l.
looked for from across the line before long
and in consequence the volunteering and drill
ing are uninterrupted.
MoSrREAl, March 2l.-Tho excitement has
almost disappeared here, although 4 few
points on the frontier still keep II up. Nolun,
teers show much enthusiasm III all parls OF
Lower Canada, and Il thorough organization
is being effected.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company or
ganiZed its employees into defensive corps III
All parts of Canada. Fully ten thousand
troops appeared here to-day on parade lhc
EXPENSE to the Canadian Government for dc"
fence is now about twenty thousand dollars
per day. II is believed that the present ioict
viii soon be relieved By new men 10 be called
nn
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From South America.

New YORK, March 23.-Aspinwall dates TO
18th instant have been received here. Two
Spanish frigates had been repulsed in an at
tack on the CHILEAN Notifications at the mouth
of the river in which the allied fleet had
anchored. The frigates returned TO Nalpa-
raise. \ consular protest has been made TO
the Spanish commander.
Bolivia allies herself with Chilli and Peru
for offence and defence.
Peru i rapidly preparing to take full share
in the war Eight torpedocs Will soon be
ready Tor the defence of Callao. The Prados
Government was inspiring confidence daily.
The Colombian Congress had rejected pro.
position to declare war against Spain.
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PIANOS.
VIM. KNABE 81 CO.,
W MANUFACTURERS OF FmR5
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, = v
GRAND, sQUAKE


AND UPRIGHT
PA " o s.
These instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years have, upon their ex-
celence alone, attained an USPrRcHAsED PRE-
EMINESCE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well al great purity Of
intonaton and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
Is plant and elastic, and Is entirely free from tn
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer TO so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled Their action Is con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used in their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
Of the concertroo with that Of the parlor upon
an equality-unafected in their melody in fact
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agratfe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
ia 6-3m BALTIMORE.
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Insurance COmpauies i'm Virginia.

'h The Sd February, 1865, the General AS
>Eholy Of Virginia passed ian act TO require
deposit Of securities TO be made by foreign
- insurance companies doing business in this
State The law provides that no insu-
rance company which has not been incorpo-
ialed under the laws of the State of Virginia
snail carry on it's business in this State unless
IL has made Il deposit with the State Treasu-
Ter Of six per cent bonds Of the State Of Vir-
g!nsa, or ofsix per cent, bonds (of corporations,
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THE LABOR QrEsTioN-lrs lRorbLEs.I,-h
Gentleman in King George had iii his employ
two Englishmen, two Germans, and two ie-
males The English gardener cut stick hrst
Ina was followed by the two Germans, anu
lastly, the remaining Englishman ana me TWO
,women left They all ran away nj night, nj
,houeh they had expressed themselves as fully
60 tisfied with their situations. They had con-
traeted to labor from one 10 five years
Frsdsrfcksbufg Herald.
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SyIzrKEAxp CoNEIscArIoS or An American
VEssEL.-The New \ Crk Hr"ta'S Slsal uCa-
80 observation-disclosures of the 10th instant gives
an account of the seizure and coniiscatlon III
that port by the Mexican Imperial author thor!
ties. of the American schooner wilson "a" :
ford, aud the iining and imprisonment OF hed
master, because some powder WAS lot'iiu W.
noard The vessel The masters sentence was
ten wears penal labor, but lie was pardohea ny
the Empress. Immediately after regalninS
his liberty, however, he was once more arrest :,
ed and sentenced TO pay fne OF I'VE iluhu I'
dollars, which he avoided liquidating by secret
ly leaving the country.
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From Montana Territory.

SAY FRAScIsco, March 2I.--Advices from
Montana OF the Sd state that the people there
are now oppo> eel To Il State organization.
The diScharg" OF Daniels, the notorious muir
derer, by Governor Meaghcr, caused much
Indignation.
III" election for members Of the Territorial
Legislature Issed OF quietly. Madison county
went Democratic, and Beaver Head county
Republican. There are only partial returns
from the other counties.
A dispatch from Camp Lincoln, Arizona,
says that III Il fight with the Indians, about
thirty sayagcs were killed. Several soldiers
were slightly wounded.
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Texas State Convention.

GALVESTON, March 2o.-But little OF public
interest has taken place in the Texas Conven-
ton. \ committee Of nine members has been
appointed to prepare an address to the Presi-
dent.
Mr. Barrett JUniouJ offered Il proposition tc
pay the widow Of Governor Houston the full
salary he would have received rs Governor for
the fun term from the time lie vas dismissed
By the Secession Convention.
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vocal attention 10 the notice III announcer
column Of the day 10 which the Supreme
Court Of Appeals stands adjourned. All per
IONS having cases 10 be passed upon, ana all
i'"y'f' practising, in this court, are ih'e-
''S''a IN The fact and We therefore suggest
10 the editorial corps throughout the state
mat IL might be well TO state that the court
VII 10 10 work OH the 18th Of April.
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Steamer Burncd-Lo>, of Life.

CHARLEsToN, March 2l.-Ihc steamer Gene
raj Hooker, while on her way from Charleston
TO GEORGETOWN, :. G., when OF Sullyan's
island this morning, took fire III her wood
room. She was run ashore, but was entirely
DESTROYED Three men and two ladies We're
drowned, including Miss Bush, who had just
come from school ut the North.
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL
1 Douhtiul RcpUrf.

New ORLEANS, March l3.-Onicialncws that
the cholera has broken out at Key West has
reached us. Assistant Surgeon Taylor and
sixteen men are down with il. y strict
quarantine is established below New Orleans.
and vessels from Havana and Key West are
subjected 10 twenty-one days quarantine.
New Orleans papers OF later date contain
nothing that we have noticed on this subject
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arrp,rr- ~ TExNEsSEE.-Th Nashville
n,pprs are full Of news items pointing 10 great
social disturbances and lawlc>sness through
ont Tennessee In Fayetteville, lady was
dragged from her horse and horribly reatc"
by some unknown person. In I h;tlEthooEa, Il
,,.hitn Girl was shot while cooking supper In
one Of the camps. In the Jackson Wig OF the
10Th instant we also find the following. ION
last Saturday night, 4 negro staggered up 10
Mr. Johu FRY and told him that he was
ttahhed IN the heart and fell dead. Ii Is not
known who did the deed. We learned on yes
terdoy OF another murder, whcr" negro boy
VAS Knocked in the head by another negro, ana
instantly killed
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Destructive Fire nj Cincinnati-Pikc's Opera
House in Rnins-Loss. Two Million Dollars.


CINCISNATI, March 23.-Pike's opera-house
took fire last night from an explosion Of gas,
and is now entirely in ruins. The Adams EX-
press Office, Hickey Il CarrOlls bookstore.
Peters Brothers music store, and Wheeler
Il Wilson'S sewing. machine establishment,
were entirely destroyed. The office of the
Daiiy enquirer, with all of its contents, was
completely destroyed. The loss by this contla'
grafton will reach two million of dollars.
Mr.. Pixies loss is estimated at one million dol
lars. lie has IN insurance of only thirty light
thousand dollars. Several other stores and
buildings were consumed. The fire broke out
about half IN hour after the audience was dis
missed last night. The event has dampened
the spirits of the community.
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No. ls5 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
sTIEFFS PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST M
PROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use:
General Il. E. LEE, Washington College, Lexing-
ton;
D. B. PAYNE & BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. r. Z. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute ;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. c.
CAvEL Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton /;
Professor +. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. ia2-ts
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I ircE.

HAIIfAx, March 21.-The Office of the Hall
fax S,,a was burned last night.
81. JoHNsBUKg, VT, March 22.-The repair
shop Of the PussumpSIc railroad was de
strOyed by fire last night. Loss, one hundred
ihnl,nnd dollarS
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Sugar Planting-Steamboa %ciZed-Cholera
not Feared.

not Feared.
New ORLEANS, March 22.-The planting Of
sugar is going on rapidly.
The steamboat Butler was seized ut Shreve-
port on account of The murder Of negro sol
der Thirty of the crew were detained
1t is believed that there i no cholera or the
Gulf or the Spanish Main, and that the qua
rantiue viii be removed.
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THE DISPATCH BUILDING Is on Go
,.rpSoR STREET. NEAR To MAIN, AND
,.,,p1y OPPOSITE THE OLD DISPATCH
CORNER.
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NEW York, March 22.-Tweuty-two thou
sand tons of Scranton coal sold to-day at
auction at 500 to sos.
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w HoL Els i hd + II \ X d " y II L
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving direct from the mauufac-
turers in England, Germany, and the United States,
. 900 dozen PEN and POCKET KNIVES,
| 900 gros, COCOA, BONE, BUCK, and IVORY
HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY
900 pair TRACE, STAGE, and HALTER
$50 dozen zen ELwELLs, PECKs, and POwELLs
WEDDING HOES, -
. 500 dozen PAD, CHEST, TILL, CUPBOARD,
STOCK, and KNOB LOCKS ~
go dozen GRASS and GRAIN StITHES,
$50 dozen SCYTlIE SNATHS and GRAIN CRA-
$50 d6lrnSPApES, SHoVELS, FORKS, RAKES;
!, 900 kegs NAILS, assorted;
100 kegs HORSE SHOES, .... ,-r,
loo dozen COLLINS y CO.'S, MANN STEW
40 tons P6TS, OVENS, SPIDERS, and LIDS !;
CARPENTERS, BLACkSMlTHS, SAD
Oilers, and TAM Frs TOOLS
BUILDERS and HOUSEkEEPERS' HARD
WARE in great variety,
MACHINE BETTING,
FAIRBANKS'S STANDARD SCALES,
HOES CIRCULAR SAWS,
MANILA ROPE, &c., &c.,
IN which we call the attention Of the merchants OF
Virginia North Carolina, and Tennessee, feeling
confident that stock is equal TO any in the conh
try. and our prices as low a. any regular house
w, 3, DosEAS,l W. ., poaNAn a.,
JOIN ASHER, ma H-sW
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AnNN. AnA.Il Markers.

New ToKE, March @3.-Cotton hrm-sales
800 bales ut 4lc. Flour dull and unchanged ];
Southern dropping. Wheat ana corn I'M.
changed. Porl, firm. Lard quiet 1t 16A@l9A.
Whisky dun and dropping. Naval stores
duh. Froights dropping cotton, j-lGth0 sc.
GOll, l21lt.
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ADMINISTRA NOTICE.
n Having qualified a. the Administrator Of
Thomas NJ Ladd, deceased, all persons indebted 10
his estate are requested 10 make payment TO me,
and all persons having claims against the estate
will present them me for settlement AT the office
OF James L. Davis, south side Bank street, near
'''"'A saw w. L. CowARDIN, Administrator.
NH l2-eod2ws
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RESULT OF THE New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN. -
Smith, Republican, 3j,o22 Sinclair, Democrat,
80, 40: Republican majority, 4,5N2, against
!, Us last wear The Republican vote shows
nm increase of ST, and that Of the Democrats
> 49S, leaving Il net gain of !, 5l6 this year for
the Democrats.
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4 VOICE FROM THE HILL!
"A IT Is TRUE IT Is TRUE :!
What i true ? Why,
w EST j A ID K + w ,
can beat the Jews selling Groceries
ATTENTION FAMILIES EVERYWHERE
Good Butter for only - cents per pound.
Very fair for only 81 cents per pound.
Extra Leaf Lard 70 cents per pound.
Prime Canvassed Hams, 20 cents per pound
Smithhed Plain Hams, . cents per pound.
Cheese, western, - cents per pound.
SUGARS, ALL GRADES.
Dark Cuba, 10 cents per pound.
Medium Light III cents per pound.
Extra {, almost white, l63 cents per pound
Stuart's Standard Crushed, ~ cents per pound.
COFFEE AND TEAS.
Maricaho Coffee, - cents per pound friIne MO
Coffee, - and 80 cents per pound Laguayfd tolee,
50 cents per pound Old Government Java Conee,
- cent. Der pound. Teas, all grades, very, very
cheap. Don't forget the place. Don't mind the
walk penny saved l. penny gained.
WEST y ANDREWS, Grocersi
NH 22-2t Broad street, foot Of Church Hill.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING CoNPANY,(
c. w. PURCELL Co.
CtTOCKS FOR SALE.
= 100 shares CLOVER HILL COMPANY,
VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS,
RICHMOND CITY STOCK,
RICHMOND and CENTRAL RAILROAD
COUPON BONDS,
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE REGIS
TERED BONDS,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
cHE EssAHPPRRAKE and OHIO CANAL BONDS,
NH 2s-lw @, W. PURCELL y 60,
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,,. Negroes on the Peninsula aud Calvin
po,rcr Again-GeneraI Terry Orders Pep
n.r.s ,rrc>t~ippeal> In Con2rc>S-ENcite-
mon, among the Negroes. &c.
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The VEGETABLE EUTRoPHIE and the PAMPH-
LET can be obtained OF J. b. WOOD, Druggist,
northeast corner Of Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond, agent for this city, and from druggists
generally In all parts OF Virginia.
NH 2-aSsw2taw6m
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-10

AN EDITOR IN HEAvEN.--Under
the above caption, an exchange gives
a long obituary notice Of q deceased
brother editor, from which we have
room only to extract the closing para
graph: ta 1at i#a
Should we not then rejoice that
our late friend of the scissors and
quill is in heaven2 In that para
disc the cry of "more copy" will
never again fall upon bis dis
tracted ears. There his enjoyments
will no more be interrupted by the
growls of the unreasonable SUBJ
scriber, or the duns of the paper
maker. There he will enjoy entire
freedom from the detractions and
misrepresentation of political oppo-
nents, and the caresses of ambitious
political aspirants. In that blest
abode he is no more to be troubled
with illegible manuscript or abomi-
nabIe poetry. No rival editor will
there steal his thunder, or his items,
and typographical errors shall know
him no more forever. Nqaa
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NO. So.
The Gazette & Golaet
from the I rouisvills Journal.l


HyDRopHoBIA PRBvENTED.--Some
forty fiveyears ago 7 heard my father
speak Of preventing the effects Of by
dropbobia in dogs, by scorming them.
| have not since heard the fact of the
prevention by this means affirmed
or denied but happening today to
meet with an article on the subject,
in the "Analectic Magazine" Of 1877,
credited to the "Gentlemen's Maga-
zine," If England | copy IT for the
benefit Of our city fathers, who will
doubtless be soon paying particular
attention to the health Of the dogs. 81
Worming Dogs.--Allow me to
suggest to any member OF Pariia-
mem, the means of rendering an es-
senlial service to mankind. o sspe11
in speaking Of hydrophobia, !
will not describe its horrors; the
remedy has been sought in vain (; the
preventive is neglected or over
lonked It il well known that adog
that has been wormed never bites
when attacked with this disorder;
but dies under its paroxysms, quiet
aud innocuous. - '' e'l'
.'It is not then obvious, that d law
to force the worming of all dogs
would insure the human species from
even the dread of this fatal malady,
and probably eradicate the disease
| from the canine species2> The OPP
GRAFTON is simple--every village tar
mer can perform it. The law would
be short and easily understood, in
Aicting d penalty on those who neg
lected it, and the destruction OF the
dog unwormed.
"Should any member Of Parlia-
ment, attracted by these observations,
desire to be better informed OF the
correctness of the assertion, that a
dog, that has been worned never
bites when under the influence OF
this disorder, with view of enforce
ing, by legislative act, the preven-
tive of this dreadful evil, | beg leave
to advise more particular commu-
nication on the subject with DIR. Jen-
ner, that enlightened friend of hu-
manity. aal "a f
at is necessary to add that worm-
ing dog is only extricating liga-
ment, like a worm, from under the
tongue" "'',.
Such is the article. Perhaps its
republication at this day may do
good. Ny fathers conversation re.
| ferred to q common and successful
practice, in his vicinity, during the
latter part of the last century. Hit
was successful then, why may II not
be now? ClvIs. .
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-10

To- Mr.. Green sued a lady for
breach of promise. Her friends
offered to settle it for two hundred
dollars. "Whatl "-cried Green, "two
hundred dollars for ruined hopes, q
shattered mind, blasted life and o
bleeding heart Two hundred dol
lars for all this! Never! Neverl
Never! Make 1t three hundred, and
it IS a bargain !"
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TO THE TRADE.

10000 ad a. m rs.sG,'s1 .s IL sss ec oss' @ 'sfSsa @
mari JOSHUA BEAL.
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~ Some ofthe London Cub men
were actually faceti us over their
losses in Overend & Gurney's Com
pany, A young barrister. who waa
supposed as friend suggested, to be
"quite upset" by the loss of five hum
dred, replied, "Not at all / only
lost nv balance" ... s-....f-...
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U From India, we are sorry to
learn that Mr.. Ruastomjee Jamsetjes
Jeeieebhoy has resigned his seat in
the Council through i'll health.