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The national Republican., 1867-05-03
PERSONAL.

Hon. FRANK THOMAS, Congressman from
Maryland is at the National.
HoN. JAMES NJ. ASHLEY, member of Con
gress from Ohio, arrived in town last evening,
and has rooms at the Metropolitan.
SENATOR STEWART, of Nevada, leaves
washington to-day for Mississippi. He will ad-
dress the people Of all classes in that Common.
wealth upon their duties under the rsconstruc.
tiOn act
JoHN G. SAKE, the poet Col. J. W.
Forney, Secretary Of the United States Senate;
leicester Wallack, manager of wallack' 5 Theatre,
and other distinguished people are on board the
utwArd'bound Scotia for Europe.
GAIT. ALEXANDER RoBERrs, recently ap
pointed one Of tho twelve special inspectors o
customs in Texas, leaves for his destination
BrazOs do Santiago, to-day. Capt. r.. has A bril-
liant record as a soldier during tho Mexican war
and also in the late rebellion, in which he game,
enviable lGurels. He will doubtless make
highly efficient officer.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

NAVY Observation-Disclosures AS
sistNnt Surgeon Joseph Hugg, from the
Naval Academy, on the reporting oi
his relief, and ordered to the Guerrero.
Paymastcr A. S. Keeney, from duty at St.
Paul de Loando, w. G. A., on the report
ing of his relief, and ordered to return tc
the United States.
ordered-Paymuster Robert Petit, tC
temporary duty as purchasing paymastel
at New York. Paymaster George de F
Barton, to duty as paymaster in charge o
stores at st. Paul de Loando, W. G. A
Passed Assistant Surgeon Samuel F Shered
to duty at the Naval Academy.
Honorably Discharged-Acting Assist
ant Paymaster Edwin Webster, from Sep,
tember &c, 1865.
Appointment Revoked Acting Third
Assistant Engineer Russell A. Wade, tc
the Guerricre, and placed on leave o.
absence.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

SIXTH AUDIroR's OFFIcE.-We are in.
.debted to Mr.. J. Milton McGrew, the pop
ular Chief Clerk Of the Sixth Auditors
Office for the Post Office Department, fol
the following abstract of the business oI
the office for the month ending the Both day
Of April, 1867: Number of accounts set
tied during April, Il, ,995; amount involved
S3,059,5s9.32; accounts unsettled, 1924
accounts copied, 1927; accounts regis
tered, 3,50S; Postmaster Generals draft
registered, 1904; warrants registered, 537
amount OF drafts and warrants, $3.50, 76543
Auditors drafts drawn, 500-amount, $50,
600; acquisitions, 2-amount $4,000; let
tiers received, 24,003 letters sent, 8,O50
letters recorded, l,O5si clerks employed
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

HARBoZ BREAKwATER AND SHIP CANAL
IN W,.scoNsIN.-Th Commissioner Of the
Ge,neraf Land Office has had prepared,
, with view to submitting the same to the
Secretary Of the Interior for his approval,
list of lands amounting TO l99,430 acres,
which enure to the State Of Wisconsin
under the act of Congress of July 10,
1866, granting lands to said State to aid in
the construction Of harbor breakwater
and ship canal to connect the waters oI
Sturgeon bay with Lake Michigan; and the
Governor Of the State having now filed {
certified plan of said canal, as required by
the act, the above list will be presented tC
the Secretary in few days.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
Ous-Door Meetings.

The papers report that Mr.. GLADSTONE,
the leader Of the liberals-or rather, per-
haps we should say, the late leader Of the
liberals-has been making speech in the
open air in London. This is the FIRST time,
we think, that great Minister Of the
realm has condescended-yes, we say con
descended-to take, as we call Il in this
country, the stump. II did well enough
for RICHARD CoBDEN and JoHN BRIGHT to
do such thing, but for the Chancellor Of
the Exchequer to appear before q crowd
Of artisans and mechanics, to talk to the
men in blouses, at an outdoor meeting
and that too, within the shadow Of the
Parliament House-what will be thought
and said Of it by England's aristocrats and
peers Of tho United Kingdomf .a
But is it not, after oil, an indication Of
the progress Of popular rights These
artisans with hard hands and dirty shirts;
these laborers in smockfroeks, with un-
washed faces, are beginning TO make their
power felt. The toiling millions Of Eu-
rope are beginning to feel the impulses Of
the age. The influence Of republican in
stitutions in America has reached the
workshops and cabins of Great Britain.
At last there is q deep ground-swcll, and
there is no more certain Indication OF this
than that great English statesmen see the
coming storm, moral and peaceful, we hope
but a storm, nevertheless, that will be
succeeded by calm, when humanity
shall be the gamer, and manhood shall
have regalned the rights Of which, for &c
many long ages, it has been despoiled.
"There is good time coming" Let Eng
lands great Finance Minister continue in
the way of well.doing. The timid souls
will come to him by and by, for the people
will make them do it.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
Telegraph.
From Europe By Cable.


LONDON, May l--Evening.-The Peace
Conference will meet in this city on the
18th instead Of the 18th Of May.
II is understood that Lord Stanley, the
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, who
is TO represent Great Britain at the Con
ference, will preside over its deliberations
King George, Of Greece, has arrived in
London.
Poerio Is dead.
PARIS, ,May1-Evening.- United States
bonds closed today at 90t.
uryRRfooI, May l-Eyening.-Cotton.
The cotton market closed dull and quiet,
with O days sale Of some 5000 bales. Mid
ding Uplands, lltd.i Middling Orleans,
SourhASProS, May Noon. The
Hamburg American Packet Company'f
steamer Allemania, Captain Meier, from
New York on the 20 Of April, arrived here
late yesterday afternoon on the way to
Hamburg.
= LIvERPooL, May 1.-The Great Eastern,
from New York April II, via Brest 20
arrived at this port today. She will coll
at Brest on the way to New York.
BREsr, May 1.-The General Transat
lantic Company's steamship st. Laurent
Captain Bocando, which left New Yorb
on the Goth Of April, arrived here late yes
terday afternoon on the way to Havre.
LIvERPooI, May 2.-Noon-Consols, 81
U. 8. 5-20's, u. Cotton firmer; Middlinl
Uplands, HID. r.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

PRISONERS AT THE ToRTUGAs.-The rec,
ords Of the War Department show so per
sons are now confined at the Dry Tortu
gas-nine citizens and forty-one soldiers
The former are Mudd, Spangler, Arnold
and o 'Laughlin, the conspirators; st. Legei
Greenfel, sentenced to hard labor for life
for conspiring to release prisoners Of war
John p. Adair, South Carolinian, sen
fenced to five years for robbery; Johr
Walters, ten years for manslaughter, ant
Sam. Henry, three years for assault will
intent to kill. OF the soldiers, eighteer
were sentenced for desertion, seven for as
sault with intent to kill, and six for rob
berry.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
Important News from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May 2.-Mexian advices
from Tampico, To the Oath Of April, says
that Gomez had pronounced against Juarez,
and in favor of Ortega. z
Adviccs from Matamoras TO the goth oI
April, says news had reached Monterey or
the Oath Of April, stating that Porfnc
Diaz occupied part Of the City Of Mexico
with his headquarters in the Convent o.
Santa Domingo, two squares from the main
plaza. The city is defended by General
Tabera.
Another attempt to conc out Of Quere
taro was made by the Imperialists, who
were literally starving. The Liberals arc
eager to end the struggle.
The Times Of to-day publishes q report
received from private source, which says
another battle had been fought at Quere
taro, resulting in the defeat Of the lmpe
tRe Tghf Queretaro was occupied by TIE
Liberals. Maximilian was not found, ant
ii is supposed that be is in secret fight
This news confirms the report that Gen
Diaz had defeated Marquee, and that the
Liberals were complete masters of the sit
uation. ra'l 900.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
Latest from Central and South
on America.

NEW YoRK, May 2.-The steamer Henry
Chauncey brings adviCes from Panama to
the 23d ultimo. iN3
General Alarte, the President of the
State, in view Of the expected invasion by
the forces Of Level Dc Coda, has issued or
ders to organize the militia, and in Panama
the enlistment is carried on with energy.
The United States steamer 0sceola ar.
rived at Aspinwall, on the 10th ultimo, to
relieve the Saco.
The relations between Peru and Chill
are far from being cordial, and the termina.
tion Of the Spanish Question is oil that is
necessary to lead to an open rupture.
The Asiatic cholera is carrying of many
victims in the principal cities Of Nicaragua.
In Leon one hundred deaths occurred in
one day. '.hs'
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

THE INDIAN Waffle Commissioner
of Indian Affairs has received information
from L. w. Wynkoop, United States In
dian Agent for the Arapahoe, Cheyenne
and Apalache bands of Indians, dated Fort
Dodge, Kansas, April "a, announcing that
on the 10th Of April Gen. Hancock burnt
an Indian village consisting Of three hun.
dred lodges Of Sioux and Cheyennes. He
also states that six Cheyenne Indians were
Killed by squad Of cavalry about twenty,
hVe miles from the fort.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

MEETING OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
This committee was in session yesterday a
short time. When they first convened Mr..
WILSON, the chairman was not present he
afterwards arrived. All the members are
now here except Mr.. boutwell,, Of Massa-
chusetts, and Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, of Yer
mont Governor Boutwell, is expected
to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from
tins source to-day were 81, ,7G6, ,3O9.5G. The
total amount Of receipts for the month
Of April was $l4,4l4,63O.5G, making the
total since the beginning Of the present
fiscal year $685. COAST. The average
receipts per day during April was $480, ;.
467GS. The receipts for April, 1865, were
$l4, ,433, ,46G.O6, and for April, 1866, $l9,-
425,s5l,22.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
na3.4t
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
BRIDGE
MATOE's oIFIoR, CRY HALL D
WAsHIHuTON. u. @. Nav 1sRT

MATOR's oIFICE, CRY HALL
WAsHIsoroN. D. c., May /, 1867
Proposals for building Stone and Brick Bridge
over Tiber Crock, In street north, between North
at this once until l2 O'Clock m. SATURDAY, NAV
lltb, Instant
Proposals to include all the necessary labor and
materials, to take down the stone walls Of the old
bridge, and everything required for bIildIng and
completion Of the new bridge, specified In the act
approved December a. 1866, which be seen at the
once Of the Commissioners In the City Hall.
Bidders will state what amount will be allowed
the Corporation for the stone In the old structure the
old woodwork to be removed without expense to the
contractor.
No bid will bo received from any person who 10 not
known TO be responsible and practical mason.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
mAS-eotd CommiSsoneT Fourth Ward,
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

choice decorations, we refor Housekeeping read
and all others who desire to smbellish their apart
ments with the bsauties Of art 10 Mr.. Markritsr
No. $50 Seventh street, between and streets, above
odd.Fellows' Hall, whose advertisement appears In
to-days paper His assortment consists Of the most
splendid spring stock Just opened,
Oval Picture Frames Of every style, window Shades
Of different sizss and eoiors Of The latest syiss Ps-
turos Bngrayings, Paintings, Picture Cord and Tss
sels Picture Nails, Walnut Brackets &e. The store
Of Mr. NJ is we'll worthy VISIT n only 10 inspect The
beautiful pictures. He invites a call from all.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

FUNERAL OF ADNIRAL RINGGoLD.-The
funeral Of Admiral RINGGoLD will take
place in baltimore to-day. A number Of
navy officers will leave this city this morn.
ing to attend the funeral. The Admiral
will be inferred beside his distinguished
brother, Major RINGoOLD, who fell In the
Mexican war.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

TRUNKs AND HARSEss.-1t does not as
tohish US that Messrs. J. s. Topham 4 Co., No. $50
Seventh street, above Follows Hail. are doing
such an immen,s business, for the reason that they
are the Oldest ablished and most practical trunk
and harness Manufacturers in the city. They have
constantly hand the largest assortment Of Trunks
satehsls Cabas &c., together with saddiery and Hsr-
ness Of every description, and the Important fact
must be noticed that all their goods made Of the
best material by the most experienced workmsn,
and At reasonable rates. They invite the public 10
call and examine their stock. .
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

ouR ESERoErIc FRrENDs, Messrs. A.
saks Co., have this day opened their new store,
with the most tasty assor.msnts Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods in the city. They have en-
tirsly remodelsd the place, and have all the sd-
ysntages necessary for q hrst.elass establishmsnt'
Their number 6l7 Seventh street. four doors above
the old stand,
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BUILDINGS CORNER OF NINE
ID TREETH AND STREETS AT AUCTION.

DEPOT rQUARrRRMAsrRR's oPPIdI,
WAsHIsdrON, d. O. May 2 1857.
By direction Of the QuartermAsler General The
Buildings at the corner Of Ensteenth and streets
Will be sold At public auction, on WEDNBsDAY Nay
commencing At 10 a. m, under the supervision ~
Captain James q. Payne, A O. NJ, Consisting Of Mess
house, In three parts, two stories high.
24lIx6O feet, 2ix90 feet, and 2ixp5 feet,
Platforms, Fences, Horse Rack, Coal and Wood
Sheds, &c.
Buildings will be sold sngly
Terms Cash In Government funds
All care Of buildings is Tsinq at day Of sale
CHAs H. TOMPKIEs,
BroVet BrlgadlsT General and
mAS-4t Depot QuarteTmAstsT.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

NEW YORK FIHSr nOAKD sALEs
Coupons, 1I0t; 5.20's, 1862, 107j 5.20's, 1864
1871 a ss Gs o. sso ssS S,nusIy A5,s, snd
1861 1905, June, 1851 1905, July, 1861
Gold, 1851.
STOCKS.
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YoRK, May 2.-First Doard-U. 8. 1881
Coupon 6's, 1lOi; do, 5-2O's, 107j U. s. 81
lO.4O's, Coupons, S9t; Canton Co., 43Ii Cumber
land Coal preferred, 3Oij Quicksilver, 29i New
River, 90; Reading, 1887 Michigan Central
1881; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
6sIi Illinois Contrli, ia Cleveland and Pitts
burg, ~; Chicago and Northwestern, 34Ii do
preferred, 6lIi Cleveland and Toledo, 49, Chi
cago and Rock Island, $751; PittSburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago, 95ti Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates, 23j Pacific Mail, l27Ii Gold, 1881.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
Az No,,ee.-rho DAILY NATIONAL REruBLrcA

viii on and af.sr April 1857, be furnished TO sub.
serIber. (by earrisr') in Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria at my cents per m,nth payable to
the agent
az All communications, whether on business OF
for publication, should bo addressed 10 wH J. huR.
rAaa, Proprietor NATIONAL REPvBLrcLS, Washington,
DC.
sS- No notice can be taken Of Anonymous eommu.
nieations Whatever ia intended for insertion must
be authenticated BY the name and address Of the
wrternot necessarily for publication but asa guar
anty for It's good faith.
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L OC Al TIE M s

A GREAT VARIErY Of Boys and Youths
clothins al Hsnnipgs One Price Store the corner
Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge FESher.-The
motion Of counsel In the case Of VIM. L. Cleayer
for arrest Of judgment and new trial was over
ruled by the court, Sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment.
The application Of Joe Ward, convicted Of at
tempt at arson was withdrawn, and the accused
sentenced to two years imprisonment.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

Blue FLANNEL suIrs, oil grades and
sizss, various prices. al ssks Co.'S No. bi7 Seventh
street, four doors above old stand. a r ~
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

EQU1rY CouRr.-Judge Olin.-Shughen
OF al. VS.. Fogerty. Order ratifying and confirm.
ing auditors report Of account Of trustees dis.
tribution Of funds.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

GESrLEMEx's fancy and black silk dress
veds in variety, al Hsnnins's, corner Of Seventh
stree, and Maryland avenue. Ono Pris,-marksd in
...i
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

As- Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouAckb, but buy TnALL 4 JACK
SONS Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. o.
Sold by franek Taylor, Bookseller, Washington, D.
@. Send for circular Ap25.d&w3m#
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
Arrival OF rspecie-shipwrecIt.

7~EHEE1H VI NoPVcxS--ssHfPWED
NEw YoRK, May ARRIVED, steamship
Henry Chauncy, from Aspinwall, bringing
$206, 200 in specie.
The bark Bessel, Capt. Jackson, was
abandoned at sea. The captain and crew,
eighteen in number, were brought to this
port.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

ss- Know Thy Dsstiny.-Madsms E, r.
THoRsros, the great English Astroogist ClAirvoyant
and Psyehomstrsiau, who has astonishsd the selsn-
une classes Of the Old World, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, a. to enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either seq. While In a
state Of trance she dslineates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
instrument Of intense power, known a. the Psyeh-
omotrope, guarantees 10 produce life.like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant, to-
gehsr with date Of marriage, position in lfe lead
Ing traits OF charaster, &c. This Is no humbug,
thousands Of Testimonials assert. She will send,
when desired certified certificate, written guar-
antee, that tho picture Is what 1t purports to bs.
By enclosing a small lock Of hair and stating place
Of BIRTH age. disposition and esmplozion, and en-
closing nty csuts and stamped envelope addressed
10 yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mail. All communications
sacredly confidential. Address, In confidence, MAD.
AAE 3. ?. THoRSroN, P. o. Box 22S, Hudson, MY.
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ss- Free 20 Everybody.-A lar 20 o PIP
CireaAr giving information Of the greatest import
snoe TO the young Of both sexes. ... ....
Il teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the Gorsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid. BY 70,
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer, "a,
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Financial.

! wAsnrNaJos, May 2.-Jay Cooke & 90
furnish the following quotations Of Govern
The national Republican., 1867-05-03
SPECIAL MOTTO Il g
s- U. 8. Internal Revenue,

DISTRICT oP CoLuNBIA,
AssRssoR's 0PPIoE, wAsHSGroS Cir.
To all ioAom u may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the annual list for In
como and Special Tax will be In the Assessors once.
49s Seventh street, and open for Inspection and
animation by all persons who may desire II, the
10th day Of MAY next. All psrsoos who may feel
aggreved by the assessment returned, As erroneous
or oppressive appeal to the Assessor to have the
same corrected all such appeals must be In writing
and shall specify the particular cause, matter or
thing respecting which decision Is requested, and
shall moreover state the ground principle Of error
complained Of .". '.s.
All persons subject to Special Tar or Losnse to do
business Of any kind, are hereby notified that all
Licenses Special Tax expire May lst and are re-
quired to bo renewed; any person or persons doing
business without payment Of Special Tax or License,
are subject TO nne Of sj0o and two years imprison
ment ard all persons shall not have made their
income return before the above date will be as
sesssd by the Assistant Assessor Of the District In
which they reside. and the penalty annexed.
p. N. PEARSON,
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

As- To Consuniptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, by
very simple remedy, aftsr having suffered several
years whh a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious 10 make known 10
his fellOw-Suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-
Seription used free Of eharge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they win
ind suRE CuRE FOE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRos-
cHiru, &c. Tho only object Of the advertiser in
sending tho prescription is TO bensnt the aniotsd
and spread information which he sonesives TO be in.
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. As II will cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing. tr- o.. H" -
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress ..r. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oo25-dwly williamaburg King. 10 nv
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mil l.eotlO Assessor Distriet Of Columbia.

~ Registry Hotice.-Noties II hereby
given TO all qualified voters In the Seventh ward that
the judges Of election appointed to register voters
under the act Of Congress approved February g. 1857
entod can act TO punish Illegal voting in tho Dis
triet Of Columbia and for other Purposes" will be
In session at the
AND STREETS, ISLAND,
ON MONDAY and TUESDAY, April % and 80, from
three to sevsn o'clock, p. m, and wEDEEsDAY,
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY, May !, ., and 5, from
four to eight o'clock NJ for the purpose Of reosiv-
ing and recording their names. Il
aps7-a s.v. MOVES, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

Mrs J. W. Chandler, wisi John Smith, oma
ha City; p. WhitemAn, D. c. Frank Rfbbett
Va; VIM. Underwood and lady, Penn J. @
Boyd, Pittsburgh J. II. L. Tuck, N. C.i Hon
S. +. Wilson, Tioga county, Pa; Samuel How
Donald, Easton, Pa J. c. Towne, N. II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
a REGULAR .,. pose poser :


3 HuBBARD,s of the Logan County Gazette,
puts this Question: regular stumper, by
the way-to sundry Radicals about Belle
fontaine, with whom he was formerly as
sociated in politics: a4, msiit -gsa5 l,iy,
"We know that it has been, and still is, a
favorite pastime with 5weak-minded and
contemplate partisans to attribute the ca
lamities which have befallen the country,
since theU ascendency of Black Re-
publicanism, to the Administration of Bu-
chanan, or the subsequent Democratic dis
agreement in the Charleston Convention of
1860, but we ask whether. if the Northern
Wings had stood. as Northern Democrats
have tried to do, by the sacred faith which
they plighted in 1850, with Clay and Web
ster at their head, the great massacre of our
people. together aoitt its attendant crimes, ho1t
rors dgonies, Mefts, drSons, iuanies, and run.
naerciful disasters" aoould not haze been avert-
ed, and our country to-day been UNITED,
PEACEFUL, PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY? I
! f'sThis, it occurs to US, is a very solemn and
very suggestive interrogatory. r We leave
| it with those whom it most deeply con-
cerns.n r1 arffsrr-r .z@irU
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
q An Autocrat in His Territory

The manner in which General SICKLEs
regulates street cars in Charleston, South
Carolina, may be gathered from the fol-
low ing s"i Tflt s-- -H.3
* Among the passengers were number
Of ladies, but, bent upon enjoying himself,
the autocrat of South Carolina lighted his
cigar and commenced smoking it. The
conductor, being probably Northern
man, and therefore not accustomed to see
his rules infringed upon, notified him that
smoking was not allowed IN the cars.
Upon this the following conversation took
place: ii,.,..5i,.- ..,-y
{" what did you observer said the sa-
trap.
,".I merely desired to inform you,' said
the man, in the blandest manner possible,
that passengers are not allowed to smoke
in the cars, 1T is contrary to the rules
I " ".Ah ! indeed replied the satrap, taking
out his watch with the utmost nonchalance
Indeedl Then you shall consider the rules
suspended for the neat half hour l''' ,-,...,