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TIE OLD FOLKS ON ICx.-A large number of
venerable gentlemen having been exercising
fields during the past-season, 1t is stated thai
the directors Of the skating park will D robably
IN vite the Association OF the Oldest habifants
70 enjoy few hours upon the park at an early
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JAIL FOR OoURr.GLast night. George E
ward, sailor, was afrested by Ofncer Whit
more, upon the complaint Of Charles Hart
man, charging ward with assault and battery
and malicious mischief This morning Justscs
Handy committed the accused to jail for
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PROF. AGAssIz's LECTURE Posrrourp
Owing to illness, Prof Agassfz viii be unable
to deliver his lecture at Wesley Chapel as
citation 1t is to be hoped he win so far recover
as to meet the engagement before leaving the
city. There will be no lecture tonight
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, S0O 1UsHBLs OATS yOR SAL. Low
Mstsr street. osorsstosn. b. o. - - ss sou:o,

Eok sALE.A slsssxs No L Boot Fittfor
e1wlH0 MACHINE, nearly metz Said rsa
tree. between New fsfssy avenue sad lei Il. :.
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LOB eALE-A Black MARI, nfpe "a n ala
VIII trot in three minutes. ALSO, Az
neS Outder sleigh, Harness and Bells. IN
lnoo lre Room l3o General Land Once IA
10 % -
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fFJOeERHs H,.sHARFTEbp,l ---7T -
$780, ..A fnEnCa O0HF ECrIoNIRY.

-. alS Psnn. Ave-, bet. latA end Isth I'll.
,n wsdeinSs: Diner or Supper Parties supplied At
SIee, ahd CosfsotionSHeo. Jeiiiss': W.dstH.eyy
~ E. g.. Ssst 3uehE Table Amspts: ssisSs,
~ III. Tstc5 Esi komsn Plnch. Bonsd fsr,
jsli!, 0sertotte 6usss ste. !. etc ''ne' Hefkey IN
tsis q also Oil b cent q attend to eli de-
cut Flowers to order. - "fes' sea
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ess.s .i,s O. o. o*ssaihssa;f;sSIS3r F Oea
EEFE44STIIIe' 10. ~. win be held on ii RsDAY
Ehieh time the .rssoIption adopted = the lat
TsSSnrsesnSn Of ne 9tsad Qh.DtsT "a ressrd t.
Of AarylsnA the District Of CoiuabiH viii =" tsSn
inse oSnside.adon All members Of the CHARTER
b. Sr eSSM ~ Ia sssasss1s g Be present
,a1~y .,; O. p. THOMPSON,
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~BoARD or IRA DE ROOMS.
~ LASEIT b SwRENf's,
Ge.4 MARKxr SPAcF
Tesrs I'll 3. On sdiourned meeting Of the Board
~ O'Clock. As business OF special interest .fii
Pc susnittsd, 1t 10 hoped that svSry member viii
la list --... d. sARDO. 0ecrstary.
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IA GRAND 1. o. o. =. LDyDB,
- BENEFIT 81 re L1BsABr.
Wfll n kAlA

q 1t ODD yELLOWy HALL, Seventh Street..
On HONDA! nVBHInG, teprssry 4, 1851.
Tieaets. One Dollar; 70 Be had Of the CON mittcs.
~ TOWN BUILDING ASSOCIATIOH.-
AemSsrs wtll pleess sttsnd the second annual
nsetine Of the sbove Assosia don on SAfURbSY
IvkNIE0, 2etn inst, 1t ! O'Clock, ia the main
reon Of Odd rell2Ss' Hall, Nayy Yard b. order.
IN nAt.%nsnf 1L.SCALLErr. Presidsnt.
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nEAsrAbLI ehID 1855.
HcPHERsoN FERGUSON.
~r 80 fsNN' AT1AvH, colN1R 1sf sTBHx1.
,DeaIsr, NJ soAriIoL HILL. a.ro 40 - ~.
PUR1 DRTGs, hlD!oIHls and oHHMIo,L AIS.
- iHgTKt GhSfs. 10. "a.
hXsicisns Prsscrflu ons aosnfatsiy ccmsound.
90: ,ase wight Bell promptly answered.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

A YOUNG MAN named Horace Briggs, Of
South Paris, Me-, came near being poisoned to
death last Thursday BY being In contact with
hsld mercury. The poison ate into his log 80
that an artery was nearly eaten on, which caused
him 10 bleed over gallon, and had not the
artery been closed hs could have lived but short
time.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Georgetown and Alexandria.

~ To rHn CAEEss or 0rosaEiowx; Arrange
nsnn have been Iads 10 have the RkrvsiioAr isn
promptly and rsylariy even mornins V subssrib-
srs In every psrtf Gsorsstown. E
Subscriptions tn be- rsesivsd by J.aR. rBoss,
No. lss Bridge .est, who Il our authorised agent
for osorgssovn its delivery, and will collect for
subscriptions andolieit Advertisements for the ma
rIoSAL RrrusIicb from and amer August l.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Serious Altsrc.tion At st. Louis.

sr. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-Francis Rodmsn, Score
tary Of State, had . personal alteration with
Mr.. sohiraehs. associate editor Of the Wssthehe
Posi-, yesterday afternoon, and. received severe
blow on the head from poker. The difficulty
grow out Of the publication Of an article which
was recently printed in the Jefferson City radical
paper referring 10 the sale Of the Iron Mountain
railroad, and charging that over 5000, 900 con.
struotion bonds had been illegally issued TO the
present owners Of that road.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Personal.

Hon. s. b. CoLBY, the Register Of the
Treasury, Is very low. No hopes are eutsrtaIA.d
Of his recovery.
MAJoR MICHAEL KELLY died at Fort
Chadbourns, Texas, on tho 18th inst, Of ty.
phoid fever. He was gallant officer.
w. q. CHASDLER, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, assumed the duties Of his once
yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

Eoas BY WnoHr.-A writer in the Can
ada Farmer insists that eggs should be
sold by the pound, as well as meat and
butter, and gives the difference in the
average weight of dozen Of eggs from
different breeds Of fowls, as follows: Com
mon fowls, l lb. 6 o.; Spanish, lb. 81 oz.;
Gray Dorking, l lb. 10 o.; Gray Dorking
and Brahma, ID. Ia o.; Gray Dorking
and Cochin, ID. l5t OF.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
4 @ A r d .

We are pleased to inform the public that we are
now prepared to SELL At public auction all deserip-
tion Of merchandise. Persons doelining housekesp-
ing will always hnd ready tae for their goods At our
warsrooms, No. S6i44 6eyeHth street, between and
strsets Particular attention given to the sale Of
real estate.
Auction sales every Monday, wednesday, Pridsy,
and Saturday, at 0 a. N. and p, IN.
90 lslw FOLEY / CO., kuOtionssrs.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
er.,, p.e,.s Match In 81. Lsu,..

UFeFN P"tTuk "NVH y" "'' H
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. l9--Gn the pacing race at
Noting Park this aftsrnoon, Dan. VOORHEES, took
the frat hsrt In 2:22i, Billy Boycs won the nsrt
three hssts in 1:22, a:2li, and 2;ls. Dan.
voorhees, wss distanesd In the second heat.
Msgonslsr made the hrst half mile in the frst
heat in l:os. The owner Of Billy Boycs an
nouncsd after the race that he would match his
horse against any pacing horse in the country for
any amount OF money. ......
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

A MRS. BosLEY, Of Cincinnati, who has
had a craving to visit Paris until she became
somewhat dsmsntsd, disappeared on the 2la,
with her son of Eve years, and was not hoard
from until Saturday, when her husband re-
csivsd information that she had sailed for
England.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

The WONDERFUL SUCCESS achieved by
Msssrs Arnat stoddsrt Co. In their sstablishmsnt
Of the Pskin Ysdo Tea Store, at tss Ninth street.
between and Z. and the fact that they keep only
the pursst and best varsties Of teas and sosss and
nns spices, have gained for thsm most snviabls
rsputationi and their buaiasss has 90 greatly In
creased that they have just purchased very large
stock Of choice teas direct from importers They are
now prepared to sell at Wholesale prices 10 retail
deasrs and others At the same rates that teas can be
ob,aiasd from the New York jobbss. Families can
bs aeeomnodatsd on the most liberal terms and will
nnd II to their advantage to give them = call. The
special attention Of rsadsrs 10 called 70 the ad
vsrtissmsni Of this sntsrprising hrm in another
column. 81.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

The Remains Of Sir Frederick Bruce.
Bosros, Sept. 19.-Mr. Howard, Of the Britisl
Legation, isn Washington for Boston to-day, te
take charge Of SIR Frederick Bruos's rsmain,,
which are being embalmed.
The flags on the public buildings and slipping
are al half.mrst
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
sohoo, r..eh,r Aeauit,e !.

Bosros, Sept. 19.-Ths trial Of L. M. Chase,
school teacher In RoIbury, for whipping boy
pupil for throwing stones in the strsst on his
way to seheoi, resulted In verdict Of acquittal
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Negro Arrested for Murder.

MEnrns, Sept. ia negro named John
Ethsiing has been arrested here upon his own
confession Of being the murderer Of DR.. Ramsey,
Of the Raleigh road, q short time since.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1s.-Ths number Of
intsrments Of yellow fever cases here in the
twenty -four hours ending at Q o'clock this morn
ing, were IS.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Immense Body OF Indian. In the Field.

nout
ST. LOUIS, Sept. lo.-Tho RepH6Heam's cor
respondent with the Indian Commissioners,
writing from Omaha, says an officer who has just
arrived, after traversing tho country from Big
Horn river, estimates the hostile Indians Of the
North at $4,000, most of whom are under tho
sway Of Red Cloud, the chief of the Upper Brute
Sioux. Several hostile tribes arc now concen-
trated about Rose Brute, on the northern slope
Of the Rocky Mountains, between the posts Of
Fort Phil Kearney and G. +. Smith.
Red Cloud Is reported by Iron Bull to have
said 1--WE do not want peace, because when We
are at peace We arc poor now we are rich"
Large numbers Of Indians arc congregated at
Fort Rice, to meet the peace commissioners on
their trip up the Missouri river, and were greatly
disappsinted when they learned that the com,
missiOnsrs were obliged to turn back.
A letter from Fort LArnod gives an account o
. council between Colonels Murphy, Butterhsld
and Winthrop and Santahee. the head chief o.
the KOwas, on the 10th inst. santaheo pro
fssssd the greatest friendship for the whites, and
promised to seDd runners to the different south
ern tribes, calling them to a council with th'
peace commissioners In October. Msdioin,
Lodge Creek was tho place determined upon fol
grand cOunsii to be held with the peace com
missiOners.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

Mike .McCool and Aaron Jones.
sr. LOWS, Sept. 19.-Miks McCool and Aaron
Jones will give their first sporting exhibition
here next Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
As PUBLIC sCHOOLs.-At the last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools

~ PUBLIC sCHOOLs.-At the last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted;
Resoived, That the following places bs dssignatsd
as oees for the Transaction Of all the Public School
business BY the respective Sab. Boards Of rrustsss
For the sub-Board First Dtstriet, (First and See.
ond wsrds-school room, corner Yourtssnth and O
streets.
For the sub-Board, Second District, (Third and
Fourth Wards)-sehool room on n, between Sixth
and Seventh streets. .a-. d.. n
For the sub-Board, Third District, (Yifth and
Sixth wards)-wailaeh School Building, and School
room, corner Third strsst east and street south.
For the sub-Board, Fourth District, Seventh
ward)-Aals Grammar School room, John 3. Thomp.
son. teacher, on Sixth street.
The Trustees will be in attsndanes Al the above
named places from 70 slz o'clock on zach mornine
Of the week, from Monday 70 Friday, inclusive,
during the month Of September; and all persons
entitled to tickets Of admission to the Public Schools
can procure them at the places and times dssEnatsd
By order Of the Board.
sep r. =. BoIsRAU, sss'y.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
L o Al iTE m s q.

PROVIDE AGAINST THE ToorH OF TINE,
and raiure Of oblivion By buyins comfortable cloth.
ing at Henninss One Price Store, on the corner Of
Seventh street and Maryland avenue. ~
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
DHoTOGRAPHIC VIEWS.

RICE ALBRRs,
No. 90 Psnnsylyania avenue, between Second aud
Third streets,
HOUSES, BUSINESS PLACES, srERE0sC0PIC
VIEWS, &C. at short notice, and on moderate terms.
sep2.lm
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

Green, for New York, will leave At noon to-day,
and among hor cargo Is q considerable quantity
Of Hour Tor eastern markets. II
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

Rsgistration Vote Closed In Charleston.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 19.-Rsgistration
closed in this city to-day. The cOlOred majority
Is 1901.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Arr.ss Of Tob.cco Merchants.

sr. LOUIS, Sept. ls.-Dansman and aalbaush
tobseconists Of this city, were arrested to-day
for ahh1ins fraudulent bands to Manufactured
tobacco.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
FOR SALE or RENT.

FOR RENT-ONE NEATLY FUR
nished Room on hrst floor; can bs had by
enquiring Immediately at No. 800 street, between
Thirssnth and Fouresnth Streets four doors from the
corner OF Thirteenth.
Boarders can also be accommodated. 90 l7-N
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
GRORtETOwN NEWS.

Lisr OF LHrris.-The following Is the list Of
uncalled.for ist.is remaining in the Georgetown
post ofaes for " week ending September 10,
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
Poiitisai Excitement In Rlehmond.

RICHMOND. September I0.-Thsre 10 consider.
able political excitement here since the order
for an election. The first meeting in this State
for nominating members Of the convsntion will
take place at Ashland. The radicals Lsre have
appointed delegates to the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention, which meets on the, 2sth instant
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
DIE

DIED,
oa the .i.sIncea q rhsr.dsy. september 10. Mas.
aAREI, infant dauGhtsr Of wm. II. O. and Emily
Bayly, In the "a year Of her are.
fhs funeral WI take place from the rssiasnes Of
her parssta, stfsst bstwssa Twentieth and twenty
arst streets, this friday afternoon at o'slost.
"sufsr little children 70 eems unto ms.''
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

~ Unfversal Franchise Associstien.-
This Association will hold meeting In Union League
Hail. on Ninth, below street, al 80 o'clock FRI-
DAY EVENING, the 2oih instant Mrs. GHIprIxa,
Mrs. HoLHKs, Mrs MoHALL, and others, will spsak.
Aduittanes free Tho public are invited.
By order ofthe BOARD OF MANAGERS.
ss ls.gt
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
I UMBER, LIME AND DEMENT,

80, 900 best quality Of White Pine Steam Kiln
Dried Lumber.
800, 900 Bangor Laths.
200, 900 feet Of white Pine and sprues seantiing.
Also, Fence Petsts, Hsmloek, Boards. Rails, Joist,
&C., &e Just received and for sale at our wharf foot
Of Seventh street. P.BR0wH son,
ds2 465 Ninth street, bet andR
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
NJ Alto A l. TIL Il A T r L
MONDAY, sBPTEMBER as,
Benefit Of
s. c. CAMPO ELL.
se 1881
JULIUS TSCH Il CO.,
PRACTICAL

TIN, COPPER, AND sHBRT-IRoN WORKERS,
No. 40 Pennsylyania avenue, (south sideD between
Third and Pour-and half streets, Warrington,
DC.
90 Orders In the above branches, as well NJ
Metallic Roofing and spouting, will be executed Al
reasonable prices. Tinwars made to order and re-
paired also, orders for Stoves and Jobbing In gen
srAl promptly attended to. SO l6'im
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

DURE CIDER VINEGAR,
GREEN VINEGAR,
MUSTARD BxRD,
CELERY sEKD,
TUMERIC,
WHITE BRANDY,
FRESH SUPPLY SPICES,
PRESERVING SUGARS, &c., at
EGAH PRRRIE'S,
se20-6uf Corner and Ninth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
ST ECIAL TOE Q.

~ Grand Temperance Mass Mssting.-
Temperance Meeting win BE- held in front Of The
Post once, osorGstowa. d. O., on FRIDAY EvE-
NIHo, September 90 o'clock, under the suspisss
Of Potomac Division, No. Q, g. 1T.
Prominent Speakers have been Engaged, and
Hsald's American Brass Band will be In attendance
ss20-lt .. .. .. u o.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

Mr.. JAcoB BooL is now permanently
established In his new Boot and Shoe Store, No.4ls
Seventh street, between and streets, near the
Patent once, where he has large and well selected
stock Of Boots Shoes and CATERS for ladies and gen
usmsn, misses, youths, and children, Of every de-
seription. Also, made 10 order, Boots, Shoes, asd
Caters Of the best French Calf at the lowest prices
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

LIBRErros Of oil the Operas at John r
Eilis' Musie Store, SOC Psnnsyivsnia svsnus. % c
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

EOR SALE-THE THREE-AND-A-
I Half story BRICK HOUSE, No. 500 Sixth street
west, between O and H streets, with Nine Rooms,
Water, Gas and Bath ROOM For further particulars
apply at 24o Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirtesn nth streets. au9-u
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

HKILBRuS & Bro, sos Seventh street,
one door south Of odd Fsiows' Hall, make to order
ana warrant asood IT. French Calf stitched ositsrs
e7co; French Calf stitched Boots, eli; American
Calf stitched Boots, elo; First rats pssgsd Boots ee
Pns sttshsd Boots hand for es Home made pssssd
Boots. esso, Heavy KAs and Grain Boots, es TO ss
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

NEW ADVERTISER
GRAHAM CRACKERS-A FRESH
M suPPLY Just received, ana for sale by
MaAH q fnHkfE,
seao-3tif Corner Z and Ninth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

$40 VIRGINIA BACON. $40
8, 90 lbs. Virginia cured HAMS, MIDDLlNa and
SHOULDERS Just received and for sale By
BRYAN BROS,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
SEQ. .stf Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
WOOD AND COAL.
AND WOOD.

On hand and for sale, at the lowest market rates,
the celebrated Lykens Valley, Lorbsrry, shamokin,
and Baltimore Company Goals, Egg, Stove, and Rur-
mace sizes.
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, sawed and
split TO any length and size, or In the stick. y.
The above delivered to any part Of the city at short
notice. O. L. SHKRIRf,
Once Penn ay. bet Sd and AZ strests.
jes-h Yard and Mill AZ st. and Canal.
The national Republican., 1867-09-20

DOR RENT.-THE LARGE AND
IL Fine House, corner Twenty. NTH and streets,
No. f3 Is room. gas, and water, with large garden
attached. Rent, t76 month. Possession given lst
October. Apply on the premises OF At A8 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirtssnth
streets selS.2w
The national Republican., 1867-09-20
ST0CK, LEASE, AND F1xTUREl

~ FOR SALE
or the we'll known Establishment OF Madame PRIHcE,
No. % Market Space, A good opportunity for -
any oae Wishing TO go into an established busi-
ness, as she IL dstermined 10 retire II no Gus *
toners present themselves for the stock entire the
present will be her last So her patrons will
any article in MILLINERY or FANCY GooDs.
ss elm
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-13
BRAIN WORK.

DIR. Hail. IN one Of hIH health tracts. has
the following TO SAY On BRAIN work
Hard study, does not, Of itself, shorten
life. but does Of itself tend 60 increase the
longevity of man. When hard students
die aariv, i5 VIII be found that IN some way
they had fallen into the habit Of violating
scmG Of the laws Of nature. or began study
with some inherited infrmIcT. The pursuit
Of truth is 0easurl5le, IL Is exhllaTatlng
It is ezaiJlng, and promotes serenity. %
al men, natural philosophers average the
longest lives. The great, the governing rea-
son Is, il addition 70 the above that their
attention is drawn away from the indulgence
Of animal appeutes; their Qualifications are
not IN that direction, hence they are neither
-BuFmands, drunkaTds nor HceRtl0us. Sl'
Isaac Newton Lad often TO be remInied that
his dinner was ready, the eall 60 eat IS often
a most 1lWelc0me ane 50 literary men, they
consider eating 4 secondary consideration
they literally eat TO I've, and the process Of
dining Is often gone through with as i
task
Many hard Students have become misera
bic .lysDepiics. and have died while yet IN
their prime. but the tgrmenUlng disease was
brought on by over eating, by eating too
fast or By returning 70 their studies toe
soon after hearty or hasty meal, thus
drawing 10 the brain tie nervous energy
which ought to have been expended on the
stomach In aiding 1t TO prepare the food Tor
aourishing the system, and not being 50
prepared il lays heavy, feels Ike -oad,
or produces other aIscnmt0rts wh.ch IN
crease IN intensity and duration until life
hacomcs a burden and failure. The French
Academy Is perhaps the most learned body
IN the world, and the ages ct the younger
members average from sixty to seventy
Most Of the clever men Of France have n
this year OF 1857 reached great age. Ot
tie members Of the French Academy. VI.
Fnnet is So De T0ugarville, rs; Lebran.
50: Villedemain, rs Lamarrine, rs tlou-
rene, Ts; NJ. Gaiz0t, = IL. Theirs, 6Js
Barryer, - the Duke de Broglie, s..
This list might be indefinitely extended
as TO all uationa-Lord Broughams hum
boldt, John Wesley and many others.
The circumstances most favorable to ion-
revisy among brain workers is the spending
a considerable portion Of early die IN out
door activities, travel and the ike, and then
81 a. temperate and plain mode Of living the
brain vii work advanage0usly until past
t0ur score years
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-13

THE C0rxrRr CH0A-As I look at
such matters. nothing sweerer, CT purer, or
mere delicious 20 q simple soul. eau BE con
agi7ad than the unaffected singing OF q
country choir There Is so lutte scientific
fuss and professional. pa.avsr about II.
And the- melodies come out SO fun ana
eIaar.-a creation each By itself rising and
falling in It's eadencas ike the steauy swell
lf ehe sea know few Things, for myself,
more true and hearty, There stands the
choral row, male and female, heads erect ana
mouths open wide. letting out soul and
voices together, the fiddle sqUeaklng with
excitement TO gel Une lead, anC the hare
working cnCristar. with quick eye thrown ta
one side or She other, actually singing down
the whole rs for the melody itself, SO
simple aad direct, SO piaintlve, so stirring
filing the house as with 4 food from door
10 cealing. and drifting out through the
omen doors and windows INTO the echolng
struets,-it is enough't to move the most
worldly beart that ever tried 70 mint IEseil
into money. One hardly thinks ne catches
such saraphic strains again though he goes
all the way from New England to Rome.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-13

WHAT SEXT.-A gentleman riding near
the city overlook we'll dressed young man,
and invited him to a seat II bis carriage
w hat, said 5he gentleman 70 the young
stranger, are your plans for the .lturs2
Z ana 4 clerk, said the young man, and
mq hope is TO succeed, and TO get Iuto bust
ness fol myself
And what naxt2, said the gentleman.
Why, I intend to marry, and to set up
an establishment 0fmy own, SAID the youth.
And what next
Why, to continue in business, and ae-
cumulate wealth.
And what nextl
'Lt Is the lot OF all to die, and [ Of course
cannot escape, replied the young man.
And what next? once more inquired the
gentleman. but the young man mad no an
swer to make; he had no purpose that reach
Ell beyond the present lite. H0w many
young men are in precisely the same eondI
tionl w hat pertains to she world to come
baa 10 place IN al their plana- i'm. Hes-
SeHger
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-13

PENNSYLVANIA PRoDECTs. The Board
sf Trade in Philadelphia have made re
port which gives an interesting view Of the
lhree great Pennsylvania staples. We take
an abstract from the Philadelphia Press.
The urodua5of cGaI In the Commonwealth II
1866 Is estimated IN round numbers at I6,-
GOO. 600 tons, IN increase Of 2,000, 00G tons
over the product Of 1850, and OF aeTy I,
600, 600 tons over the product OF 1850. The
asaertained tonnage Of the railways 2nc ca
nals connected with the anthracite and scllll-
anthracite coal-delds was nearly II, 900, ,9U5,
and the remainder of the product consisted
of anthracite consumed near the, place o.
production, which Is estimated at from 5O0,
900 to 1. O00. Geo tons, and Of hIGumInoas
coal. The value Of this product at the
markets of its first delivery was at least
ESQ. 00O. coo. The quantity OF petroleum
rrodueed IN 1866 Is estimated at nearly 80,
GOO, eco of gallons, valued a6 S4Ts2LQ4a s. 3.
The product Of pig iron was $40, 26e tons.
F. an increase Of nearly loo, 600 tons over ls65-
valued at S3I, ,020, ,664 The aggregate valas
Of coal, petroleum, and pig iron was Sl5o,
231 ,243.