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~
Double thick charged by double above rates.
All fractans OF inches shall be counted ~ full
inches and all sses not specified in the elassincA
ton shall he charged according 10 bracket, indi-
Gated by great length or breadth.
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CITY NEWS.

ErTx per cent. additional to our regular
rates will Be charged for I'll spacs occupied
By cuts, and no deviation.
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MARKET. BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago maraet.
BY rslesrr ph oBIcAeo, Jan. =.
Ylour-lai4. demand can6nsd 10 the lower grades
Wheat iufl. declined lie; No spins - 1893 IS.
No. 2n 81 ~ qua rejected 81 Iosi 20. elosingI at
u IS for ~
Cora-xarkst declined arg. stosns dal ~ 1se tos
nc
osts-Nore setiv. ard srn,er ss IL gaze for No. 4
RyNDuIi 1T eec.
barlsy-Insetivs
Mess Po-k-Duii at SIS soois 70.
LArd-It active ut ltNlT4e.
Live Hog Is9ass lover, elosins at te9s ~ Tor
dun TO eh 'sos
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Inox IL rHs usIrnp SrArrs.-The Mining
and Manufacturing Josr~at says the iron pro-
ducts Of the Cnited States 10 gradually increasing.
Pepnsylvania 10 tho leading producer, but the
business il making fair progress in other sections
in the Lake Superior region. Tbs
product OF The Marquette iron for 1885 was 1884,
900 gross tons of ore and 1879 gross tons Of pig
iron aganst only l,&41 tons eight years previous
~. Previous TO the year 1885 there Vas not Al
iron bias, furnace 10 the United States using
anthracite coal. while at present two-thirds Oft
iron blast tnrusoes in the State Of Pcpnsylvanis
are using anthracite coal TO make iron. The qusn
,ity Of pi. iron in the United States ~ returned
by the Genus Bureau ut Washington in 1850,
was ss4,4r4 tons, valued IT $ls4s7,s9a. an in
crease Of "a pcr een, since the application Of the
iron blast
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miscellaneous.
JULES JARED'S
"EMAIL De PARIS. .
The New Beantifler Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies'
This secret Of b~.u,,ins tn. ska e-ing hnosn eaiJ
% A-.sr. JARED Rene. they hsnorahy stats that Il,
d ssrs al other preparations II gives n the osf
hash end fr -ckisA both tbs texture and eoier q
polished ivory, ..sDyins al di-eoorsions .h.th.r
y..ins - fr.esl.s tan, .esIhs. moth or eiaehworn
,psehs and especially successful in snaotaisg cut tbs
narhs len By the ssAIl rex.
Tho axents Of iEKa.ii de- Paris' Dest coneAsntiJ
sub.it 70 thr pahr ths sarsst ssdorssSsns d sseh
dissng sishsd lsdtss ~
Signora Ris,ori. Mile Felicia ves,vali, Miss
Marie Mitchell, Mrs. d. p Bowers, Lu-
ellie Western, Mdm' Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
All many other, vhoss high standing the prcfss.aD
gives the stsap truthfan~ their ntsllixspt ed
genuine approval.
TIE Beautiful LueiiIe Western says
Il and shat the nma produces all The eriiiiapey Of
rouge and with the great and Peculiar advsn
sxe total hsymlssra really adds e. the softnsss
aud bs~aty OF the sain."
The " .gnincsaf ysssv~ii sAgE
Il have suffered - = och fton N. sasols -hits To-
tons &C. which ny tAesar.ea pros-ssaon o5ig-s
u.. ,as. eessass IT., ssr'.ss s..'.s aas y ana
skin. and leaves TIE skin ecos and smooth
Mis- Maxss. Mitchell says
Il have tried the sss sssstis.r 'EKmaii Dc Paris
a,d fiuad that instantly i~psTts natural bloom and
freshness 10 the csupiexscn-r
Jsrses Ensi de PAris IL assd sslicats t~aniiAer
Of the skn s rhssrs Saloon Bail Room by the most
nad and scrupuios sAlss predicting all tbs bsant
yins s6ses q rosss aud Hyvhiss sihor theii vulgar
glare OF Injury 70 the sstn-
Sold By all arss-eisS prussists Pesfnn-rs and Ladiss
Har-pYsssses
s,uth Tenth street, and Johnston Holloway Govdsn
L. Iaassaa 81 Broadway: p~nAs fxrses 4 Co., and
n Wells 4 Co Eew York, asd Eagees Jooin, Ill
phiisdsiphis- Agents
JARED RRsk, esgersi Agents aud Import-ss, n =
6-cl So. ~ys-4sap
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Chicago Live stock Market.
~ fciegrs; h.t cH-.Aso, Jan =.
ouiy 81 stock cars arrived Up 20 II O'Clock to-day
loo Toe c, B O r. =. detained BY .
slight aeei+ui. aeeeps -ers: Hogs 81. essts ~;
shssr l91
ca,,is-ri's elass steers sese IS; d sass ssssrs
x To1S % 81 Glass st-ss es03 co. ccmmos Coz,
and Bulls "a e9as 20
Hoss -r-easd Common ish, aoss, srst ri,ss
y 20 St g. ~ eiss. - oaas Is - class 70 3sGas 50
Ahsep-,ns LOT at ~ No.
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T prrrssrseH GLASS MAsKrr.We quote q
follows, which 10 the uniform standard through
O Il the [ niled States. viz:
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NV vssh Mensy marns,.
BY Telegraph NV Yesx. la. n.
Aonsy-o ii-, and STEADY at eoT per cent.
Sterling mil ~ iooeHSs.
There va. unsettled f~siss IN the money uarh, .,
tosasds ID. ess u b.pktns hours ovtar 70 ssoeh
change sai-rs md the heavy decline Ia stocks The
svsnfs OF Jay ndaesd caution md col,stsrA,,
are closely -ernfiniseJ. The d~slin. in valuss st d.
Stock Rath,nse ~iii undoubtedly can.s sAif,i.s Of
iosns but yss iss eject hes been Ariy felt h.
report that s-sr-tsry AcCailoeA viii s.sigs i. -
haDdsiis In "a pass.d Il s.ner.iiy beloved h
pending In, ye~ebment against the President and ID.
continued contraction Of The currency terd 10 dert,,s
business
Goid-nsrt.t closed fs4sS
ac,e.nnst, s+enri,i-. heavy asa lower; coupsas Of
~. o.ta ORG DO q - lo1sz: do Of % los, sio,,s
sssen marhse.
ne siosI sr..s s.ssr.,, arner s.d s. ss' !. ~.
Il ssSss an sos .' 81. ssMe
-. MI, II ssl:e s:sdin. is1AAiosI fsI
II is ~ IL. .',..v. Ts .. s s. scs1
fsnsd Tie y soie i.st. ''''-
81 Louis Market
D Telegraph -. Isv. IA. n
Cotton ball ~ Soc fps niediius
HsSs-Es.asr sapss At y 1895 70 ard Asss,s extra
whsss. VIM, au, bnstas.s .ns,s No . 49, = =.
sAotee I'LL y s0ss
oosn-Disa.v II so6ca
nsss RNk-a1oNsp 81
CAT MODS sxe
H:ss.s'ldsr' ed . ss0a "a SUsss saLr . n
vsa.ly-D.u .. u ,es,,.
Few 0rasaos naxkss.
1eaeWaeb.t INV OnssHna ~ n
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That Fair Qaestio..

SoxrwHERx, Jan. Is, 1867.
Mr.. Editor Gate City:
Your editorial this morning in behalf of
County Fairs (agriculturaD, is simply
thoughtless and behind the age. There are
very few, if any, of our wealthiest farmers
but what condemn them in toto. Go into
any neghborhood you may select yourself.
Constitute yourself committee of silent oh.
servstion, and note those farmers that pats
ronize and advocate Fairs the most II iha.
don't satisfy you, try another neighborhood,
and another, and another, until you are sat
ished that you know it ALL and the price of il,
too, if you like, and then come back to your
esnctum, and see if you can write an ed.o.
rial in favor Of Fairs, and feel comfortable in
the act. twill be like asking blessing over
chew OF tobacco before you gulp it. If
your merchants and hotel keepers have Itch
ing palms, let them put down their prices.
and they will soon End an honestly enhanced
profit, without resorting to the sand and dust
and general hoorah of Fair, to enable them
to fleece their victims. And, boy, can't YOU
spell il ont for yourself, that il will be better
for you to do away With the fossil entirely,
rs the resort viii be to your columns, instead
OF to Fairs, to give notoriety to nev-fangled
things that the proprietors thereof van. to
sell.
have not the leisure TO ventilate this
fully, and show. among other things, that j,
. An utter waste of time and money. or
would give you my name, instead Of my title,
which is simply AFAanra.
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Cfsetnnati Mar2st.
~ r.legrsph' 0xsrsHaY1, JaA n.
Flour ali Eh~st-Unoh asged.
oorn-P r~-r owing 70 isht supply. Ear kso3se
shsll.d Sic.
Hats-st-rtT
Rye and rsrier-reehsngeh.
WHISKY Dali at Csc TO bond.
Hos'-us=3aassd aud euiet receipts 2.1oo
rrnvisiops -osi.t aud unchanged.
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tOAAkNTA
Wepublish the above note with much
pleasure. We heartily dissent from the
views Of our friend "a Farmer" bu. We are
glad he has written them out and handed
them to us. He is one of the mos. in,elIi.
gent and best posted of Lee coun.y's citizens.
We have much regard for his opinion abou,
anything, but We don't propose to make an
unconditional surrender on the Fair cues,
ton We think he is wrong We hope he is
IN error IS to the views of the substantial
and thorough going farmers Of Lee county.
II he is not, tits satisfactory bu, unpleasant,
explanation Of the unsuccess OF our Aericul>
tural FAIRS hitherto. That he il not greatly
In error, however, We fear the annual char
ee'er Of those exhibitions proves. II doesn't
follow that Fairs are bad institutions IN h.
disailowed and condemned BY all GOOD chris
han farmers it does follow that ,he.e farm.
ers have fallen into the error of our eorre..
pendent, and should awake from their apathy
and aid in making our county exhibition, !,
delight and profit unto our people. "Arri.
cultural Fairs are fossilsl" Why. nv dear
mend that is . terrible mistake; 90 are
prayers and Sunday services, and Thanks.
giving dinners, and good roads, and moon.
light nights, and strawberries and cream fo..
nis, u By fossils You mean are. INIT don't
you hfs emf Don't you think they ar.
gcod institutions. and you were . wember
Of Congress, woailn't you vote for . l.v IN
make EN- perpetu-l tit could be DONE 81
course you would
And County Fairs are to be mn, d. !.
the sane list. They nre the produc, Of IN.
progressive, scientific aud practical spirit Of
the age. They are the out,rov,b
OF our Muscular Repuh,;c.n.
ism. They make the developmen,
Of the grand American idea Of the d;en;,,
and nobility Of labor Instead Of being fo.>
els, they are cotemporaneous in orisiu and
parallel in subsequent growth with that wise
appreciation Of the importance Of Axricul.
tufs, which has grown out Of the dis,emin
tasa Of the principles Of Political Ecopom,
h recent ysars; m appreciation which 70 q,
non being fossil; u bat in the vigorous ;nfsa
- Of IN expanding and sill more vieorou,
md nGs fruitful life.
TAs extended resdine Of our friend /"
1asusr," viii have shown him how much II.
yeactical knowledge Of to-day ovss 70 II.
eslAblishnsat Of soeiseiss II ~ Ara snt
0ciencss in Engiasd, Fnscs I'D Germany
- ~ oommsncsasnE d ~ modsru e.ocl
- e. "a
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Ear .EHLx.

F0s. H1l<.
a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n cettaxs Hrtck containing nine roosns. good col
lar and vssh bssss fail Lot viii variety II nutt,
combating Of pear. Appss. eAsrrss 0r.pss Ae good
frame stable: vced hosssi god vsti OF water ena
cusrs al soLIvS,
tanlsd k~A 0ssts ASsps.
uyOR OALE.-100 Acre. Of Land. suitable Tor
Orchard OF GardsnisG turposss-stfhis " niiss
feisy lilaiss. Price SO per ners Nm IuLror,
,.nls R@sa hs.ate .Esnt. 81 NAiA street
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For Sale.
4 VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.-
"A tvo-ssory srtck Dwelling House. with : roosas.
es,lsr and ci tern nall Lot with grans Stable, and
variety u grapes and Other hsis 0tssts on Iuison
etrsss between 9Th anA'sh Streets. "a aurs 81
WM. BCLrON,
jsnitJ AAi .eesss ASsos-
Fer sale.
A ONE-STORY ypme Dwelling House
"A viii oosss and good cellar, fnil at 9TH 700
house cisssrps and variety cfDcst all htn6s Of aad
On Vraaklia bsswssp oh and III Street n.ssirs :
,snls-A WM. HULf0N. Agent.of
For Sale.
A DOUBLE ons.story Frame Dwelling
"A HOUSE. ssaisjnnx ~ roens and eeiisr fuil LSs,
socd veil OF water and franc ssshls atuated on bAnh.
Sssvss. las end = stssss. nsSaire q
,.n,aA Zeal nststs Agent
kHOR SALE.-Eighty acres Of improved
II lard near Charleston, Lee county, Iowa Good To-
psovsDsuts th~son Priss eiS psr eers-.s.Z ehsse.
Good tisIe INQUIRE of wM. FULTON.
jsnls RSAi Dstass Agent. No. - Aain srest-
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New YORK Market.
b. T.iesr,rh.t Nxw Ycar. Jan u
FioHr-ris opiHw s-d rrchasgsd
What ~ lsnsins 10 favor bn.~o.
Ri.-Qn - AMI Orc ping
Bs-ts,- re- offered for good ossaAs wssssp
In hepd
Coru-ni E" .pS ie love-
tets-t loser, Western esoess
W",i-Bt ~ quiet domestic a.scs <sDese
Nsss POI t''sii a:tn for new and sis 81 for old.
Bess-Hssss
Dressed I .>--sf.-cy at p zAss
iSd-p y. ~
sat~aso Money MARKET.
o! re eyre u osfcaea. Jan. -.
husiness - sis d, extrrm.ly dull, deposits q he
bauks Ont al. xht. apd feeling " depression Dr..
walls In m 't,i- ciietes generally The demand for
money 70 b. r. but thsr. no decided ehaaxt'to
no,ics
Rev York Dry 0seAs * arkst.
~ Isteyn. b. Nsv YoRy, Jsa. -
In tie ory Goods askss tbsee IL little 10 inprovs
nsus Ia trsit. Businsss 10 copAssd 10 the pssssias
wants OF itysrs. There 10 change In price, he
saure Of Ugly Bros. announced They are reported
to have 4 heavy esGasen.nts In cunhsrlsnd and
some othsf speculative stoeks
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@ EAU III ar d. d / s:
6iitoriI9er Ntman
Splt
4. s. praduogel.
(JortI Iesung.)

Npden perein9en falt elm Monat,
goron'6 Sode fam nt6t arm MustroB.
-Sonlt t 70 flua, 70 alIes iibsriGaueae>
bate er nur ris un;uldn9l;hfsit istner
2lnfla9e I'M 5irne, unc bepad1e ntbt,
pab ie lsinsn @fsnsrn tlr6 sinen 0or,
wano aelt:bsn, itn oorerit f,itsulcbsn.
Dte Sdrttte, wel9e ct ltriftlt9 tetm
Ya,lament, bel Den Wtntfera t5ot, ma:
ren umlonf. Gtumm blteb Mue5, unr
pob tbm pl5blt& ptriSer NufmsrtiamtsiI
ais 81 Mnfan9 ermtslen wuree, par fein
tr1ltli4e5 3eiAen. st wuste inps6 iei,,
ne 6rau unter lorAflltisem @duBs, leia
8erm19en esI Iibsrt, aue rrsi Gage rurf<
tn ite stnaneer lhreiben' unc Gtnsr lu@<
te c:n Mncetn purd sinen Mutb 3u tr5=
fen, Der NIT jeeer Wo1s 1audhsr morp
Omar ltano caS Raf6su NIT ten tewub<
ten @ebustSpapteren wiepsr unrerlsbrl
tn Garon'6 @seretdr uno er BAIT: e6
nohmals ol6 Drcbmittel Aetrauden
f1anen, ater "a @cnti ibre @erwencuna
ieBt ni@t eeratben (dten, me,f'e Beau
moraai6, bab iie nur non fut rem wirflt.
den @ebraub eesen feline Jstare aufae>
lpatt perpen mubten. ST lbfr}euats
fiji nab uno nod tmmer 'mtbr pon Der
triitenWuflidftit ie;ner Sage. Dis ibm
aini1iae 6ffeutlide Wsinuna batts Ga
becsuteno 0spenret BE G!nilu0s le1ner
q icer psrlelben l1& al!ma9lts bemi9tt t,
unp Sfentiae Sourna {, ME bic @asette
pe Grance, bsmabten ft&, leine @bre unp
letu burserltde6 9sten 81 oeroa9ttsen.
Was t>nnte IT tbun g.
Nod betla9en6wertber trar @ulanne.
Son ibrem lo1eIolen 0ertrauen, ibrer
unperwaRli&en Grbblidfeit, bet slldli>
den &ube ibrer lesteu Sabre war iIe in
1rourtstett uro Nnsit uerlsnft. Mi;
ridtf9em Snltinft, einet Nbnuna, cie bel
Brauen oft bic Gddrfe pss Detffonces
srlsst, iublte iie, paB ni@: otr Barbter
BON Ssui(u> loncern Dauptiddlth oas
ewia orpbenoe @sbstmnie ib.er @sburt
pie Bosbeit res Ia 8laat uno Der Or
leans an etner 8erfolsung @dulc (et
bic tetn @noe uno ft'ne Sdtttsurs 3u
tennsn ldtensn. Sis la5 bereits pie
3eit tomuen. oaB au6 ibre @1nnsr fts
aufseben mu.pen, uno ye,fanp pon Der
Gage Der Sifsn'li&en Dinss eenue. um es
fir febr mabr|detnlt& 3u balten, pab
man ben @atlen lameieenp 3u emisem
@tfdnsnib cercamren t5an.. 6iersu
fam bic DUAL eer @ormarfe. pie lie I'D
ma@te. 6d te fte bic paptere nt@t aeles
ben, mdrte fie unm6alt@ por Ia Blade
uup Sartines elm @sbsimntb preissest>
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SDmnc an Gurppa.

PDmuc an VlACpRa-
@eisbeitaipenterilt> 8ilounsslenberin
Sell Dir, 2anb Der 5c9cultur!
GriebensRiQe> @naeenfiQe,
8lib'n allei,, auf Deiner Glur.
Jriete! tSnf6 spn alien Sbronen
Jrober atbmet Qanb unb Meer--
10000 Millipnen
Sdbrli9 tplet's MilitGr!
@eiltesrinserir, Sieberiingeriu
QSeile SHUTTER reuer 3eit:
6leib'9er 5anbeL itt'eer Waueel
Seiben Dir l1nl nlterbliafeit;
Sur in Gipililatipnen
Ma@en Define 5errl9er iebr--
10000 Mtllipnen
Sabrli9 fpfef5 MilttGr!
SSlferlebrenbes, Observation-Disclosures
@@aft eein beil'ses @briitentbum;
aiinlte fetern 1tnb e5 leier1t
Snrali6en Deinen &ubnt
Mani9aer=2e9iunen
Ma9en Fott ben @taais-gerfebr,--
10000 Millionen
Sabrli9 tofet's Militar!
2e6renb> 2unsernte ti@tenb 5uneernte
Dienen pbne Seltitlu9t Dir.
l1nserlpren in 9lutpren
pran9t ber Bi0enidaften 3ier;
Gau1eno Srbensbanber lubnen
Grieelid Seocn na9 8esebr--
$4,000 Millipnen
Sabrli& tuaefs Mtlitar!
@teuerrupfenbe &otb1ailb supfenoe
6inan;iers lnb pbne Staff
Gefcite> bite; bite:
Mi9 benimn,t 8ewunbuns faf!
Die gerbiente Deinen &rcnen!
Sell benz Qanb in jeber Spbar',-
10000 milionen "
5dbr1ib foit cts Mtilitdr!
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3ea3tn8 II. &aude,

9anbler In pianos, Muftalifdten Suf,uu.en.
en-, Weten unb 9retbmaterialten.
~ QQetntse Mgenten fir bic terlbmten gDeter
pfauu 81, ausf<eslt& sertauft in ben Gtaseuten
Il Nem-gpri Qtts. .G
sT uaterritt auf iebem Snfrumene mtrb ertbeilt y.
lamps werbeuse seRtumt uater ranttesufreteufeuer
Ct Bebteuune.
Concert 5aa. Ste strabe, na9e Ter gra 0fEee. Ct.
aul, Ntnn. Asst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-22

STRANGE STORY OF THIRvIN9.-Messrs
Wheeler Il Wilson, the ewing machine man.
ufactnrers, discovered several months ago that
they were constantly robbed by persons EN-.
pioyed in their establishments, both in this
city and Bridgeport. II appears that there are
sixty-five separate parts in their machines,
which are not sold eiDgly by the company:
sill persons were able buy them, and put
machines, together. About two months ago
detectives were placed in the workshops OF the
company, but so expert were the thieves, that
it was very dificult to detect the guilty per-
sons. Allast one Of the men in this city con.
fessed his guilt, when a number Of others did
the same, to save themselv yes from prosecution
1t is said that at Bridgeport nearly sixty oper.
ativPs pleaded guilty to roboing tho com pany
Only two persons have been arrested, and lis
supposed the cases will be compromised
From the information obtained by the officers,
it is supposed that the company has been rob.
bed of &75,G0O worth of machinery during the
past i've years. Checks have been placed
upon the workmen, so that IN future no thiev.
ing be carried on.-N. T. Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-22

The New Haven PaiiSdium gives al inter
resting account OF the style OF exercise praetic-2
ed BY the Yale College bo., crew Hsays
They get ready for pulling IN Few MIN.
utes, csming out ofthe boat housein the Oldest
and raggedest flannel trowsers in tpe world,
some having on flannel skirts With the sleeves
cut away, and some, anxious to be tanned,
with nothing on their backs but the skin. a
metiey crew you see. No pretty uniforms or
attempt At show, but they look like work,
nevertheless. Taking the shell from it's resting
Inclined plane to the raft, and run the bow OFT
into the water till the whole boat is launched
The coxswain brings her slowly round, par
aIlel TO the float. Get in, in the W ist,' says
the co1swain. and two take their seats in the
middle All in,' and stepping daintily on the
fragile bottom, the whole crew are seated.
mo sooner II the crew seated than you hear
the sharp order OF the coxswain, Trim boat
Each, m an moves q fraction Of an inch from the
centre OF his seat 10 the side. The men on the
side next the raft push the boat off slowly and
gently until their oars are clear; Ready to give
way" the crew swing forward with their oars
ready to dip; Give way and off they CO. The
six backs rise and fall like pendulum, and
the si1 oars glance together In the sunlight
like TWO banks OF gold; the long, narrow, crazy
craft, which mere touch can overturn, rests
as steadily under the even rowing as if sittin z
stiii npon the water, and at every stroke shoots
onward. The crowd upon the raft and about
the wharf look on in admiration; old oarsme n
criticise and young applaud: two or three take
out their watches and time the stroke; and the
oOdt gH0es around the point ana Is way up the
river. Two or three miles without paus
he coxswain cries Hold on port give way on
starboard;' And the she'll comes slowly round.
'1lve way ALL and the boat heads down the
river. There is no resting, no easy rowing, no
pause for a moment; and when withiA about
half a mile OF home, the coxswain gave the
words, Shake her mp the broad back OF the
stroke comes down little quicker, and the
crew, answering the summons rallies for the
squirt and the boat comes whizzing down across
the water like race-horse 1t IS soon in its
place. and the crew hurry up to the noon re-
citation At five in the afternoon they take
another pull as long as the first, and turn in
at ten 10 dream of victory ahead"
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KNOW THY nESrINY

MADAME L. f. THORNTON. the great English
AstroloRist, Claryoy ant and Psychometrician, who
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight to enable her impart knowledge
Of the greatest Importance to the single or married
OF either sex While in state of trance, she de-
marry, and by the aid of instrument Of intense
pewer, known az the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce lfe-lke picture of the future husband or
wife OF the applicant, together with date of mar
rage position in life leading traits of character,
malls can assert. She will send, when desired a
certified certificate, or written guarantee that the
small lock of hair and stating place OF birth, age,
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
you will receive the picture and desired information
by return mail. All communications sacredly con-
ndential Address in confidence. MADAMEE. F,
THORNTON T. .. Box 223, Hudson, n Y.
PIP 3-D&Weoly
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IMMIGRATION is always welcome in Anne
rlca, especially when it brings as the skilled
1aborers of other lands. Foreign countries,
when the tide OF emigration to America first
began, generally sneered at it and affected to
believe that the people who came here were
only portion OF their population that they
were anxious TO be rid Of. England especially
treated it In this way, and seemed to think the
entire depopulation OF Ireland would be q
biessinR. hut now there is alarm shown in
laws great numbers from the fsnks Of her
artisans and skillful laborers Of many kinds,
such as weavers, miners, iron.workers and
the like. The London Times, q few days ago,
spoke with "regret" Of the "emigration of
skilled laborers from the coal and iron dis
tricts of South Wales. OF the hundreds who
have thus left, and the hundreds more who
are on the point of leaving, between eighty
and ninety per cent. propose to settle in the
limited Statps'
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPgsALs ZOE MATERIALs uNDE. TIE
L e0GNIZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
70 BE SuPPLiED 70 THE DIFF
EERENT NAVY YARDS
q. a. NAVY UEPARIMkNT, :
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REcRUITING,


g. NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
! BUREAU OF EeuIrNENr ASD EEcRyITIys;
Sealed Proposals. to fnsns Msteyisis Tor the
Navy for the fiscal year ending June 50. 1885, will
the sth Of July next, At which time the proposals
VIII oe opened ,,c,,r q
the Bureau sf Equipment and Recruiting, Navy De;
'rartment, " Washington" and must be endorsed
may lie distinguished from other business letters.
Printed schedules for any class together with in
of guarantee and Of certificate Of guarantors, will
be furnished to such persons desire to bid ap
Navy Yards, and those Of all the Yards on applica
The commandant, of each Navy Yard and the
copy of the schedules of the other Yards fer exami
bid may y judge whether Il !. Desirable 70 make ap
plieation for any Of the classes of those Yards,
and al appieations for informaon OF for the eS
animation Of samples, must be made to the COM
cate from the Collector Of Internal for the
and he must further show .hathe is mapnfaeturer
fhe contrast viii be awarded to the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re-
to the lowest BID or any
which T.. may deem ne, eToroitant =, :, s.o
sign the contract, and their responsibility be
certified to the satisfaction of the Navy Depart
AZ Ism s will be
tract shall have BEEN Completed and eighty 'p per
centnm of the amount of each bill, approved in
be BY the sa o the
+ 6s Gs'Ss ne
passed By the ss,ersstary Of the Treasury
DESIGNATED