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and bread are supplied Gd h6itttm.
Like the fat boy in 'Pickwick,' each
clerk can ask for more, and as often as
he likes. If he thinks he can eat at all
after he has finished with the joint he
can have pies and cheese and but ter.
This plentiful repast is supplied at the
following rates; For meats and vegeta-
bles, 3d.; for half.pint Allsopp's bitter
ale, l1Sd,i half-pint stout, Id pie or
tart, I'D; and cheese and butter, Id.
each. 1t is worth noting that each clerk
has his social table and his special seat
at it. He need not fear any usurper.
Each day he is sure to find his chair,
his plate, and the carver ready. At
half past one there is a repetition of the
scene that have attempted to describe
in both luncheon and dining-rOom."
Every evening tea is provided for
about one hundred clerks at CORES
pondingly low rates. Hash Is never
seen on the Ia bles. The clerks sitting
at the different tables have the priVi-
lege of suggesting the kind Of dinner
they would like 10 have the next day,
and in many little ways individual
tastes may be gratitied.'
The club is managed by unpaid otti-
GERS. 1t has its butcher, who supplies
Joints by contract. Each afternoon he,
as well as the other trades-people pat
roniZed by the club, receives his orders
for the next day. The simple machine-
ry of the club never gets out of order,
and Mr.. Dawson has reason to be proud
of his work.
Not only the clerks, but also the
companies and wealthier merchants of
New York, should study these expert
ments carefully. There is enough prac-
tical skill iu the former class, and
enough public spirit in the latter, to
repeat them here, and II is quite time
that it should be done.
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The CovIng,on 4; ONO Road.


Messrs. A. T. Caperton, Lewis Run.
ner and James G. Paxton, of " est yir-
ginia, are in the city for the purpose of
interesting capitalists and business
men in the completion OF the Covington
& Ohio Railroad. This road is an ex-
tension of the Virginia Central road,
and steps have been taken to CONSOLE
date the two, to be known as the Ches-
apeake Il Ohio road. Its Eastern ter
minus is Richmond, Virginia. II will
have branches or forks touching the
Ohio at the mouth OF the Kauawha and
at Point Pleasant. Two hundred and
i've miles-Ricbmond to Covington-
are already completed and being work
ed protitably. The construction of two
hundred and twenty-five miles is yet
neeessaFy, though much Of the heavy
Work is done. The road is ore in which
Cincinnati has great interest, and its
merits cannot be overlooked.
Mr.. SEWARD has gone to Auburn on
melancholy errand-tu superinteud
the erection OF marble monuments over
the remains OF deceased members OF
his family. He has lately lost his wife
and his daughter. EsEls p4D-s.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Post says:
Hen. James Lyons, of Virginia., one
of the counsel for Jefferson Davis,
stopped here while on his return from
Canada, where he had been TO consult
with his client relative to the ap-
proaching trial in November. MIR.
anxious tor trial. The line of de-
fense will be to admit all the facts and
deny the legal conclusions. II will be
contended that the recognized cOnsti-
tutional doctrine prior to the war, as
taught by the North and South, was
that the citizen owed his first allegiance
to his State. 1t having immediate con-
troll OF his life and property, treason 10
the State involved the loss of both, and
in a controversy between the States
and the Federal Government, If adhe-
sion to the State was treason to the
Federal Government, the citizen was 50
circumstanced that he was guilty of
treason whichever side he espoused.
1t will be denied that our Government
could have been so framed as to in
volve the citizen in treason with a loss
of property and life in spite of any
effort on his own part to prove loyal.
The constitutional question ls one
which had never been judiciaily set
tied, and AS the Estates Rights" view of
it had generally been taught and main
tanned by the leading men of all sec
tions, the defense will claim that tke
opposite doctrine cannot now be set
tied for the first time by the convic-
ton and punishment of Jefferson Davis.
They regard the question as now fully
settled by the war outside of the COnsti-
tuition, bus will deny the instice of ap-
plying the decision 10 transactions
happening before the question was set
tied
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hrs. Lincoln'. Dresses in new York

From the Express.
Well dressed women and not over at
tractive men continue to throng the
rooms of Mr.. Brady. at No. 600 Broad
way, where are exposed the dresses of
Mrs. Lincoln, the skirts of which at one
time swept the carpets of the White
House. The articles would look more
saleable if they were not handled so
much-and one lot is tossed and mixed
to such a degree by the curious, that
"oId dowdys" were sent to this city.
Among the visitors to the rooms this
morning, WAS lady who desired to see
all the goods, characterizing each arti-
Gle in turn as exquisite. Mr.. Brady
exhibited forty dollar shawl, with
which the LADY became =; .,s esnraP-
auisiteI" A fifteen hundred dollar
shawl was next shown. This one
seems to be little finer, perhaps 1t is
better. Well, now, how really exquis-
ite everything is.n Acape and boa (fur)
at 81, 600 and $500 are much admired, and
common consent attributes to them rare
qualities. There are furs at lesser prices,
and perhaps not SO good quality, but
each has its admirers. Her jewelry un-
dergoes a close inspection, and some Of
it has already found purchasers, as did
a couple of shawls, including camel's
hair, and few of the dresses. No re-
ply has yet been received from Mrs.
Lincoln regarding the offer for the
dresses which WAS made upon Saturday,
but an answer is expected daily. 1t is
doubtful whether the goods will be dis
posed of at auction, although the im-
preston prevails il cash is not soon re-
allied at private sale they will be
knocked down to the highest bidder
not later than the last day of this
month.
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Horace Greeley ON success I'm
R,,sNrYaaa


Business.
Extract from u Recent Lecture before a Afeycdr-
tile College.
He said he should give an off-hand
unpretending talk to the young men
before him, with the hope of doing
them some good. Half the mischief in
this world, half the quarrels and wars,
arise out of imperfect definitions. He
would first define business, and then
success in business. Most people con-
fine business to traffic, Imagine that it
is trade in merchandise. True trade is
business, but very limited depart
ment-the world needs larger idea of
it. Traffic increases with population
and industry; but the number of indi-
viduals required to carry on this traffic
does not increase in the same ratio.
consequently we find the commercial
walks of life over crowded, aud disap-
poiutment is the,lot of young men, even
those who are qualified for good com
merCial positions. They find that OPP
portunities do not solicit them; the de-
mand for capacity is limited. While the
trade of this country has increased say
twenty-five per cent, the demand for
clerks has not increased in the same
proportion. Trade deals with economy.
there is an eternal tendency to concen-
tration. 1t is probable, that since 1
came to New York, thirty-six years
ago, the trade of the city is four times
as great as 1t was while the number of
men engaged in it is not three times as
large. This tendency is not to be re-
Sisted-the number of men constantly
lessons compared to the amount OF
traffic done We have our great houses
like Stewards, Claiin's, Lord d Tay-
lOr's, and we shall have more OF them.
These gentlemen will not employ
thousand men to do the work of five
hundred. In my opinion, too many
men look forward to commercial ca
reer in life, to simple exchange in
commodities, when the truth is we
shall have fewer clerks TO the millions
OF dollars in trade. This is truth the
College should teach. for there likely TO
be much disappointment, even among
good, well qualified young men.
Men should be educated in the larger
idea of business, which is capacity TO
set other people to work. What the
people need is large all-pervading Ca
pHcity; Ehe best capital we can have Is
what our Yankees call faculty. The
true measure of mans ability is bis
success in setting other men to work.
When one of these strong men goes
into lifeless community all is changed
from dullness to activity, from idleness
to Thrift. Napoleon, on the little barren
island of Elba, the moment mock
crown was put upon his head, was IN
fused with AN intense activity, and he
commenced at once to build new roads
and bridges, to make the island one of
the garden spots of nature. If he had
remained-which it is unfortunate he
did not-the inhabitants of that island
would have had reason to bless the
mischance which gave them Napoleon
for their resident. The world lacks
great men-not capital; the want is a
want of brain. We need men qualified
to do, to plan, project and propel. If
Napoleon had remained on Corsica, his
native island, he would have doubled
his Menlth and pOpulation.
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THE New York Tribune feels called
upon to make the following corrections;
"NVe regret to observe that there was an
erroneous but popular impression that
the John Quincy Adams whom the
Democrats have nominated for Cover
nor OF Massachusetts is the same dis
unguished man VIII was once President
of the United States. The ex-Presi-
dent has been deada mum Der of years"
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A BUXTON MANIA is raging out West
amongst little girls and grown women.
1t consists in an ambition to have
string of buttons of no use to any one,
but OF as great variety and costliness as
possible. One lady in Louisville value es
her string at $1,000. They are carried
in the hand, and tie Kentucky State
Fair Association gives a premium to
the lady exhibiting the finest string of
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Essays;

10 De On ulS lIdNelsJ publishes a leLteI
from Bellaire, dated Oct. 7th, in which
he says;
Social refinement and etiquette is
rarely observed here; and to compare
these people with our people, SO far as
the rules for social intercourse is con-
cerned, is about like the wild Indian and
the educated Frenchman. But these
people understand and practice one
thing better than our people ever did,
and, 1 fear, ever will, and that is, how
to make and keep money. Our people
would do well to initiate these people
in this respect. The taxable property
increased twenty-eight millions last
year. Real estate is advancing rapidly.
Farms that could have been bought at
an average of sixty dollars an acre last
spring, can't be bought to-day at seven
ty-five dollars per acre.
This is the country for the farmer.
Everything he can raise he can find a
cash market for at his door. Flour is
now selling at S13. Bacon sides 20 cents
per pound. Hams q cents. Lard Is
do. Butter IS cents per pound Green
apples 81 90 per bushel. Potatoes 81 TO-.
Corn 81 l21S per bushel. Beef from II
to 20 cents per pound. Green peaches
from 81 % TO s. 90 per bushel. Grapes
from 81 90 to So OOdo. These prices are
obtained here every day by the farmer,
and as the winter approaches, they in
crease.
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TIE Clerk of the County Court of
Augusta county, Virginia, advertises
for the names and post-oftice address Of
all persons, or their descendants, who
have emigrated from Augusta. Rock
bridge and Rockingham counties, Vir-.
Einia.
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We have also on hRud 5000 worth OF La
,i,4-' and ChildTenS Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices Than ever was seen in the state. II
;Iarllner's New Store. cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every case Will be mendcd NEE OF charge.
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Bargains in Boots & Shoes


That never nave been nor never oan:Oe, beat
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The Steubenvllle Herald (Rep0 in
speaking of The recent Ohio election,

This is considerable falling off siuce
the State election of last wear, 1866, At
that election the Republican candidate
Tor Secretary of State had majority of
1850. In the Legislature last year, we
had Republican majority on Joint bal
lot of 46. In the Congressional canvass
we came out of the contest with 16 Re-
publicans to Democrats, and one DEM
ocratic seat in dispute, ...-. .--.
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A Rebel Editors Observations In Re-
Eard 10 Belmont county, ONO.

The editor of the South Branch Intel
tgencer, published at Romney, Hamp-
shire county, in this State, who seems
to be on his travels, publishes a letter
from Bellaire, dated Oct. 7th, in which
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ore TO sIOO PER MONTH AND TRAVEL
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our PdteIn EUsTIGStfnp White Wire Clothes
Lines. state age and address AMERICAN
WIRE Co., l62 broadway, New York.
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financial.
National Bank Of West Virginia,
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK

OF WHEELING.
Designated Depositary o. g.
CAPITAL, PAID IN .SSOa,uJO
CAITAL AUTHOR XXI, D,-----..--..----..... 5OO.uUO
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
Nj terest paid on 8 u ecial Deposits Collec-
lions made, and proceeds promptly remltted.
Exchange bought and sold.
George K Wheat, Jacob HomhroOk.
John K. Botsford, Joseph Bell,
Jacob =. Rhodes, Chester ID. Knox,
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14o Main Street,

CORNER of Union. wHEELrNe'
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He then sketches the aristocrats,
about one hundred and fifty in all, who
lunch in state: y l-
"Infa large, lofty and well-aired room
stands fifteen. large tables, separated
from esch other by low wooden par
titions. As half past twelve approaches
each of these tables is prepared for din
ner, There is clean table-cloth upon
which knives and forks and glasses are
placed. In the centre fs a huge water
hottie. Ianked by a japanned tray
hoIdfug miniature mountain Of bread,
and at each end is supply OF the usual
condiments. Joints, smoking hot, are
brought in and placed at the head of
each table, and huge dishes of vegeta-
bies follow. By this time the diners
have taksn their seats. One of their
number Is carver, and he assists his
messmates literally. Meats, vsgeta bles
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The People,s Bank.
Grsuspprtattpu.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply

OFFICE bait. q OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELINs. May 4, 1901.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after May
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TIM, h, to say, we are onertng:arour:New
Store,
, 1867-05-31
ITALY.

The Senate, sitting as a High Court
of Justice, gave Judgment on Monday in
the case of Admiral Ptrsano. 1t found
him guilty of disobedience, i~ncapacity,
and negligence, and condemned him to
be degraded from the rank of Admiral, to
retire from the service, and to pay the
costs of the. trial.
Rome was spIendidIy illuminated yes
terday so'nnight, in celebration of the
anniversary of the return of the Pope to
Rome in 1850. Triumphal arches were
erected at several points, and bands of
music paraded the streets, The Pope
was much cheered by the people,-Ibid.
, 1867-05-31
THE TORNADO AND THE
QUEEN VICTORIA

The recent angry correspondence be-
tween the Governments of this country,
and Spain, which is commented upon in
the preceding article, related to the un-
lawful seizure and detention Of two Brit
ish vessels, one in August, the other in
January, last year, with the imprison-
ment and harsh treatment ofthe crew OF
one vessel, numbering fifty-seven British