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New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

CLEARED.
eteamshp City ofrArls fsrI Kennedy LrercsJ o D'ie
auship Chareson. Wheeler Lizard
BARK Randal, ChArcsoD, Walsh Carver
Bsrk Joshaa aud MARI (s Turner Gibraltar. Marsh MeCaY
Barb Adelaide Psndsrss tB La~son Baeaos Ayrs va ss'dA
River. PebdergAtDrn =,
Bark Canada Br. Smith, tisvge, II j. DE VOLTA To
Brig Potomac sOs Fsrnandno and ~ Augusae bsHeg Ahss
ThesaaS -
Mig Philp Larrabee Croxell Pfoyfiense !. 6edfT, d
Schr Alos A BAnde,l. Stead, Valencia, Janer AsbLt
Schr r. A.. Saunders, Carroll, n. L. dcCresdf \ 20.
kehr Ida L. BeaTse. Boston. \ w. Less a Co.
ARRIVED.
etearzhp Gulf City NewOens Jan ~ va foIee 20
roe M With and pssa 70 C. L. Mallory S@ f"' h'S
steamship Virginia Roberts EOOl With ua'e ana psA 10
s,en Moro co.,l. Adams s,h u. va Nassau. Py
otb mt h ss. md * pass Atgs steamship Company Had
a.sr we'll Vail EewOreans VIA soah " es' fas
Ia, v,b m,.. aud nass tO H. b. CTonHe ell 10 ~ N
steaush Glsaus M0Far .heson ~iA Ma'e sAl pas " w" u
,r-,,vp. croueH with ndss and to n
Ia frvsncod very NIX gales south oi Ha'tra -Sd ""
Obliged to leave TO Tor - h"vn-
Steamship leeanns Dsfs I~'lesAee-
I.. III astbl Whmore Genoa Dec a. end pssse Gibraltar
70 b ud D. Phhps Mste tne soath~rn passage
80 ss weather PsSsed Berda Ph o. ser whh had norhrI
p,c.eus to Porsn NcsIsry 10 DAYS With sugar
From the 10th bal eoannAtou VI heay Eaies 0
n and nv, aaer thea. light sw. 90 Nv. siud-
echr NOGteraaa. BOlsef, baltimore dass. with eorp
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PASSENGERS ARRIVRD.

FROM HAvANl-In steamship Moro csssls Feb i+-Nr w
Jo.yn Josyn Josyn and Ms S9sneer Oreen
Mss Green ysnderPoo wife und dangAer iios wsodTus
and wf Woodruff Sandi0r Cen j. IL AArtndsle and
wIf Hary ndals MIS- o. Van hcbaask
a. - Rspsdo wife. 1Lek Moore and wife. A MDcaRa Mrs
EcCupuess &acsulay aud daughter Hon n Perry jE snd
w Conan aud M Jchd SSinton o. T. Goad aud ste Ma
ohu Gardner Psho Bane Enrique Venencia, ~ Men kdwad
MayaI MAJOR MeParaas k A., WIN. Barron, r Emmett DA
lsB6urge PsrO Mesp joan Despsa Albert Aee Caafes Com
stock L. A sancLes Lahnt n Crrraino rna
Cook Brsw De EsteFs AID rvsni j. h. Grver fsol
PROM SAVANNAH Ph l4Tu stesnshp HuntsyieTheo Mev's
J. D. HOgg Chaiss whOn aud lady M bosa Johnson SynOnI
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RECEIPTS OF pRODucE.

Feb H-IOc6 sacks Flour. 8743 bhlS. Flour 100 bhs.
Corn Meal 25O sacks Corn Meal 2si31 bush. Wheat TO-
6s bush. Corn, 9.3l5 bush. Oats, 800 bush Malt iso
bush Barley G72 bnsh Seeds 81 pkgs Ashes, 3l2 pkgs
Cut Meats ga pkgs. Lard. $40 kegs Lard i5 Dressed
Hogs. bbs Petroleum., lyS7i pkgs Butter ass Pkgs
Cheese, lie bbls Eggs.
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Qtnfis.rv.
marbiinrrp.
Yust anS Souno.

I 0ST-About the 18th November. 1867. a PASS
~ BOOK No. ss Of the Broadway Savings Bank ANY
turning 10 No Para -plaes viii be rewarded
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
8anking Yuusts mo Enhtrs.

BrATB KEWYoK BANK DEPAKreKST.i
UALaASY Jan. z. isbs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to.
ChaPteI i Laws u l9 that the circulating poe ssuc 70
WOOsTR s RdANs pANK Individual Bank ioesied Ia the
~ EeaYofk sil be reeed prrssu At the
and NeTchaais RAak Cfy 81 New York M
yesss date hereof. ABi not tAersafsr. u
Tie 0Eandlng s The sad BANK Dn ie presented
Aforesaid within FROM he date hereo snd al n"tys xheh
shall presented flr raeuplon sad arBi wlAa the ns thus
specified viii 20 be charge The securities be hAis ~ tie
sup snn.eaisns W hat purpose. O W. mHtiLkB,
Superintendent
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80 H y
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Org 6Ouns.

DETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
HI sTORE To LII.
STOCK AND PfXTuRES FOR SAL -. .
OLIVER MOwBIY would fsspcy Hout the paohe thAi lie
A''0' !" WV w. GRSERAL DKY GOODS
of MARKED sub os preet ~ maAt insure
tLeiT speedy sale. -...,,- T., -, -, .- ..
conducted on the ONE RICE ilcpls.
grOsR TO LIT
...... STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE -.
Also STORE aa4 HOUSE No zH Dosery 10 LIT R.n s5'o
~'V' + q OLIVER AOWBRAY
No Gran Id ruF. furs III.
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3urt @mSru,s Hotiu.

STATE kzwY0EE. !
PoRT.wARDEsf OyyIcK No, ~ "hAm =,
NOTICE IA hereby given. In accordance With
IN ef the Act psssei April H. ls' snnts .
the wsrtens Oaee u tie Pot - fss lo ~
Interested the subjec wstet u
sgryeF that the hosins vesee arr s"s s -,
Pors Msreas that the sad Hf,sss " ii
eompsed within cAs sueeses< H' h''s' " WAN ~
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SHIPFIEG INTELLIGENCE.

Poar OF SRw-rORK........Frs IA
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
l6L SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lo5I
COMMENCING JUEk o looL
49,. s,.,l.. rnrn.r rusnir Yeurh

pa,eugef Station and Fourth
ae kntTanos OF TweGtJ -ssventhsI
TRAINS LBAyE EEw-YORKi
For EewIIsven end bridgeport 200 aoo tEIl DoI NJ i@ls
u.xl SO IL 3 l5. 40 and 500 (kI) p NJ.
MEr shASd FaiShsd souihpen, and "ss'por I iL1O
Fsr Ssr.si loo % CRr 300 no iais tEr) AGO CL)
2 EE.l, 63D, 200 tB1.) y. ....f
For Dsr,s1, IOn 500 ri % ; N. as a30, $50 m
For ttaIuGJrd 100 Seo Tn soO lI3o n l2s kI a3 aoo
ux l3s 40 (Ex.) A4e 33. bJJ. HOO tBIl p
For Grssu s,aLcEs 7o 500 IL % N as.
J Is, 90 SO. 60 p. NJ ..- -.-.,...
ror Boston Wis spr gsrh 500 N. (EI AGO EEl. acoPm
For Basteb via shnrr Line l2l5 Es.l, at0p
ToS Hartford she sprEsted 800 tEI I2ls ACC (EI D."
For Connecticut Railroad 500. (EI lAi'p m to Mon
20, sori PrsS,dsncs and HsAsn Railroad EI) M I2s
r. m.
New Haven New London and tenngton haoad Al bVV NJ
y. m
Fcf Canal Railroad I2ls p N. o Northampton
For Heusaionie Railroad, Ao0 q. m, afo p. N
Esngatnek Raj rad aO0 q. 30 m.
For DsnbuTy Norwalk Railroad, TO $40 m, 40
ComodiOas Sleeping Cars attached 10 500 N tslh ,,oy- e.
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FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING ENPENSES IN EEW-YORK.

FRIDAY Feb "a 1873
Cueunbers are very inviting in cold weather. but
South they hail from Massachusetts, and OF course were
grown hui-DOuss The stock Of vegetables IS being
reduced the weather and closed navigation pre-
venting iupOrfaOrs from tho country. ODlOls nave
gone up ss0dS1 per single bbl They are 50 high that
Geaieis are importing them from Germany. Attempts
ere alsO being made 10 bring potatoes from abroad, as
thfy aud h gh here. spinach has To be dug
fruu under ihe sOw, thus adding 20 its few
fad'shss are selling a. l2e bunch Poultry is scarce
ticrs selling 1T the old prices though pork
higher at wholesale few eggs sale at lO0
sold the old price Cneeee Is not costly food IN eOi
a,aFirOn Win many ether things Whole one. fine
quality, can b bought at l60iClc. 70. Wheat -four h
bllc easier, ranging FROM Sl2 Dbl for dark coored
though sweet 10 s4 SIS f0r California and tS0S1e Tor
Ixtra ST. Louis Broken rinc, with all the nutrimsut n
a. can had for 70sc n, and ~ cheap food OranRes
offered by pedeiers has been frUzeD. Weare getlng
Oranges IRON Havana, sicily, and the Mhlagas. Fresh
hsd sre 10 nndcrafe stpplysnit ana smoked geherdiy
a ntfe jOWtr. GrOeeIiss continue very uniform. We
BREAp Avn CRACKERS
tread. wheat loaf 49, loGI6 Butter, on ........I4aI6
Extra Pilot A. n. ia Grehan. Pm .........i5al6
RSris MILK u 49,. 15Hza Soda 2 ib.-..........l29lS
Crackers Boston, y i7dlslSnaps ginger sB. B....16G20
BUTTER. cBEEsE And E0Gs
Inttcr prime pm 5000 Cheese. fine, y Rs.....-02o
Medium, % gOOd, ,RB5s9sS Common, 70 fair 1913
h0la y n 49,. .S509s Pot y cake. 3a
CVoking P 49,. 5045 Eggs, 6a7 7fOr......-.s.G25
PIsIi-DRS. sNOKRD. SHELL Hrc. ~
Cod Dry, y b........ ga lobster Y ID -, ....alO
fickled .......... Ga 7lOyEterr Common stew,
Hard 100 sSssi Frying. Yioo "a S6sss
grsos har.l aoz .sI94O saddle Rock, .t2 so0s 80
ktss rngsfd n Picklcd, I, 100. .s2 Ooa4 90
tiatbnt, bm0ked FD l50le Salmon, Smoked. 4b .25a3o
haa.i"ek smoked Plcklcd, y D.........2ga25
~ l1bls Sc0liDpa, qt.........-50diO 10
haekefri oat pb l2ai6 hOunds Tongues. Fn .156lS
oI v NJ DDS 20 25@t1 HerTiHgs, sm kd, y D<.I5Ui8
ooAvu' ID -..'.-..lS@ls Smoked. @ban0h-. .ib02j
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

TNGLAND.-H. j. g. ID. NICOLL, TAlLORS
IL no THE QUEEN ROYAL F4AlLY, ami The COUkls VI
ioSDox-So. t Is iis iso RsgeHts and No 2 corHA
MANCHBSTRR-No. 10 hoslsy-s
LTVEiiPOOI-ko. 81 Doldst -
AMERICANS VISITING kS0LASp on s--iEirg Liverpool WI
epd AZ Messru ECOLLB Esishshmst No 50 BODsf, Ars %
De immediate sds TO oriess s burs nett iss
business Of Mesrs Koc tg eendBeted fr casb payments e
ehsgs while e quality srd se of lhh VI s-A gar
~s-' = y Mss.rs KIcoLLs CURRENT LIST Of PRICES
gESrLKHKS-
SursOatFrOeE d,tiO.......p ,ls i,t
49,. ..ssss III " y p" ! 10
oKNTLEnEas Il.
Uighland Costumes.
= Kbickerbockrr DraG....... J o !
RalOPs Dress,............. 1 y 10 v -
JaeEet, vs. and Trousers =.
Su - "
ov.ycoas Troussr ke are eharsrdln proportion 10 siEo
pv,,. p.'jt, ......' . 80 go Cos
4 psBtAlou de Chasse......,.. 4 Q 4 II .. .
T Trrveling Dress, jacket, aud
Bkirt.............s.s....s Y . ~
Waterproof Tweed COatS.. l
aa IT, J. L n. NTcOII.
W. 1lr No ~ DOLD.Sf.. LIVERPOOL 4
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MISSES Rid Gb0VES--All colors and sizes,
WI Ecu opening Laes oPea aids ron ae beet ~ ~ nds
A. a. stv J,ire hest hid; sls0 ms Bliers
beod, and esr epth gloves mene undsrsesr Sc t rena
prices A. ELGBrS HoA 80 sud S1 Doaa"S s' sue As N
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V A R I 0 0 s..
Relief Order.

The following important order has been is
sued by General Candy r.oe,a
ncac.ui OrRers 10, %. I'D es- #3
Authority having bccu. conferred upon
Er yc; Major General Il. X, Scott, Assistant
Commissioner Of the Burcau Of Refugees,
Freedmen and abandoned Lands for the State
of South Carolina, to make advances in Behalf
of the Government Of the United States in aid
# the depressed agriculture. Of the Statc;.now.
therefore, to thocintcnt that proper securities
may i" afforded t2r the repayment OF such
9iyances, it is ordered:
t. T} AZ advance; .G,'le u; aforesaid shall
be and bccoalc lien and charge upon the
produce Of the. plantation toward and Tor the
use Of which the same may be advanced, prior
to all liens and claims Of any k:d whatsoever.
other than such as have or may BE- entitled to
priority under any act Of Congress; also upon
al the property. real and personal, Of tn
person or persons 20 whom or for whose benefit
suck advances rlay be made, subject to any
right that may have existed prior to tho date
oi The first advance made hereunder
,. The said Breyct Major-Gcncral r. X.
Scott ahal! have authority in behalf Of the
llnitcd States, at any time when in his judg-
meat said personal property or sAil crop or
produce is in danger Of being destroyed, re-
moved, wasted OF il any other manner lost or
injured 50 as to impair the security Of the
United, States therein, to take into custody and
possession said personal property, crops and
produce and sell and dispose Of Tie same foli
the best terms that can be obtained therefor
or So much thereof as shall be sufficient to
satisfy the claim Of the United States on ac-
count Of such advance Ae '.i43
B. Any person who shall, in violation Of
the right, of the United States i'll the premises
and with intcnc to defeat or impair the claims
oi the United States III respect ;loycpi, sccroto,
remove. carry away destroy or injurc any pro
pcrty subject 70 such lien, shall be subject to
the penalties provided by law i'll the case Of
larceny
4 Thp MojcrGcncral Commaiding deems
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SELECTED TT. STORY.
From the Chambers Journal, reprinted in tn
sn s,,,' Eclectic Magazine. I; aitg
!. II. IN A CITY BUS. ". /. I.
L Continued from our Last.1

p b u
l hailed the first cab could find, and we
ratified off to my lodgings. No conversation
took rlaco while we were going over tho stones;
but III Imagination saw before me certain
sweet fearful taccc, ana, Z felt moro determined
than ever to go through ;''ith the scheme, wild
and preposterous as it might lave seemed at
any other time, which had suddenly flashed
across my brain while was following the ras-
cal by my side up St. Martins Lane
Z, Having instructed my landlady to put down
another outlet, and to send out for one or two
extras, we ascended to my rooms.
"In the hope, my dear sir, that our friend
ship will be long and fottrshing one," said
my unwelcomc guest, "allow me, as a nccdful
preliminary, to present you with my card"
He handed me, as he spoke, a very limp, and
rather dirty, piece of pastc-board, which he had
some difficulty in finding among his multifa-
rious pockets, and ON which was inscribed the
name of "NIr. Reginald Tracy" "Of course,
: could do no less than return the compliment.
Din. .rer was seryed'a few minutes later; and
while it was IN proSrcs. the c0nVersatlon be-
tween Mr.. Tra,. Y and myself was of the most
intermittent character. l gathered enough,
however, to enable ME to discover that he was
man of some education, and i.,'ust at one time
haze mixed in superior society. By the ex'
crcise Of what knavish arts he had contriyl I'd to-
forfeit the position he once held, could not,
of course, tell therein no doubt, lay hidden
tho great secret of his life. Poor wretch 1t
was easy to see, from the style in which he got
through his food, that plentiful and whole
some meal was what he had not pr.akon Of
for some time. At length, he lay back in his
chair in state Of happy rcpletion. "Not
another morscl, my dear boy" he said with a
bepignant smile. positively, I could not
Lets good digestion wait on apctitc-you know
the rest A bountiful meal But Providence
tempers tho wind to the shorn, lamb! And
now for the pipe and the tumblcr. lIa, ha |
have not forgotten"
AS soon as we were fairly under way with
our first tumbler, Mr. Tracy broke ground
OH the subject that w"' evidently upper
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5,4 ,.,a4P 0 ETR ...,.oag 's,'.'s'.

- .s9Y.31l
-o1qsa Little to wear, ,9,or& d ysasno
And less to eat! la4tteSnas
Sum and substance and net receipt, K, .5n.,a.,
Southern side of tho balance sheet:
''fa and And after ua the sn, lsat ,ali., s'aa
or cotton wear. 'tnms
F'q"l Tothe farmer, oledr,Q u 1s9nuA
Little to and less to cat asyiA.la2a
Picked and sifted, compressed, .,, , ,r,
CoMrLBrB!
Taufs the weight Of hi, elephant a'o2 q
en!'e't .NEAT." orfti.ic, II sr AadH
IS, sm ati"i H3hiiN tagri't vgIuii
.sso lpLittlc to wear Il hra acbay7alli
.unjaiy, .n,A And ll lfss 70 eqt ,p of.yo 100,
That's the paradox we meet
And at every corner OF the strect-- .'''.'H,
1t isn'tthe land ss'''0' , a'f ~
he' .4tt7.'i1 Andit ain.t the hund--l Z bpah'.id
Ei g h0 Itisn't the sun y sag ,sty,yabtt
.ti-t.ar,il And il trdsnt the stand ,sitc..rs
Only madness, with nanght to match it;
Hurting the handle after the ha,chet-
Chasing sorrow, and surcZto s'catch IT."
Little TO ,sear! From pole to polo 5-te 2t rs
Not civil asavagc soul {i,ad ;-5st 81 ...ltes III
But hides his nakcdness or his dirt, .a,.,,,i.,,
Niore or less. i'll Georgia Shirt
LESS TO EAT! When the grass VIC slay
Would bury New England knce-lcep in hay, q
And fatten tho .'shirtcd" (above) ia. mass, q
Fattcr, ,than ever was flesh from grass
Lord! Lord!
BY tho longest odds,
o.! the fools abhorrcd ''f,
-. BY mcu and gods, ti2H
80 The supcrfne ro.<f"2 q
-; ..''' r, Is iie folly which f'@.H 81
Fights tho world with a ''single line
Without ditch,
And ..breaks" in credit, in cash md spine,
ga gittin' nIcn"
---.s.2a&sI>a 2 @S'i ss'p 0E ,sBE'Ytb *
TR 90. "SALvATIoS :" SLOW" t9> I'll
-, Sell ncre >f,'.,' ..
-,i,!sd And buy a--rL0w. - .l,t,.
Borrow sheep; s4 =.
n"if And hcg sow.
h" Kill King Cotton
And crown your
.Q'Ef Cow! .ss s-ps IL yy-s,s 2
Another year, five live to sect ~. t5jli.
Shall make both ends and milllc ~ }!! w.
' "MEET 'Ff"'t 'ne
With enough to wear, and q
-5., rol PLENTY To EAT! ,.{.-j t, .
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The following important order has been is
sued by General Candy: o,,a
Ie.c.ui Or,iors No, %. ~, ., .tA-t t;4
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.f'i 'Id sy tg2Gess be4i'e,'sH v3 Iiv Ireile,
- :..ssa,a hnn bsqEb q ii n2dsa LIN
rd"of what have you been iroBbed,9 Mr.. Trd,
CIV ?" T asked ysf3Bo4ss44 ps shAf,o2
valuable dialmosnid ring, whicR, FOR
better seenfity, Illad stitched Cup. ID Relfojds
Of my waistcout.'' 4
Probably ithis pinseaalso belong I'd. you ?"
said, holding up the article in question.
'N1Io changed color at once, and all tse.de6-
ahcevbccmed to .oOsp OFT Of him iaa T kept my
eyes fixed steadily his - ,, ,s,SSsg ,sss''s> y,
That, too, is my property" Ae said with
poor attompt at bravaloj yt'andJ ulustask, you
ut once to explain how it camo into yodr'pos.'
session" "h"N' f''.'HlH y" ~ '7"''s ~ - a>'eAk
Lct me first tell you 10 IoY, Z, tea Il came ne insp iin,sps
yours" said. ;'You took it, this, morning,
out Of the pocket of aNyonng ,lady who s,s.lt
next you in an>onnibus nAt that time it conA
talEed, tailEed beside small sum Of money, u diamond
ring, now in M custody. and. which mean to
restor, to its oN ncr tomorrow. Arc you salts
fed !'
,'''A'lic IN ,infcrnal l;Jnoh said ;,iwitft ali
angry stamp of tho FOOT uet . 1adins Of t,iH
You are not satisfcd,5 5ieL4 4said. 81 ':Suel
being the case, let US adjourn TO the nearest
police station, and each tell his own story to
the inspector. FOR ny part, am quite VIII
ing to bear t'e' brutt Of such il proceeding
Arc YOU ready 70 iaccohipany nie?" sad 9.t0poo
a ''Sold !!imost r.lahnably sold R'i'cri6d Tracy,
finginga up his cehchvdjl hands. 4 'llfena Ae
turned, and picked up, his hat, AID cane then
facing me- he said You villain lcu have
tricked mc this time bu. III be reyerg5d fss,; On On
you YET Next tths Il will be my turfinl,o ana
advise YOU to beware Eui3 isqs2 * 1877 es
Z "If you are not rout5ofl-this house in two
minutes" said,' ,':l will siyeiyeu in charge, of
the Police o .vef. gI7s,...e j. ,,y,,,..e, ~,
He turned on INC with a, snarl. and made as
though lie would have struck t:t'a1 ne across tic
face with hisItane: Ny friend Tie 'sergetty
was on his feet in an ihstantsd - y h31rT214
Snow, governor. you justbook itquietly ,,or
twill be worse t"rs he saidss IL may
well light you to ,he strcet:dvor Or ypu, might
perhaps find you. way Py accident into; one Of
tie oicr rooms Now Just s:tpSout, viii y6h ?''
called next morning at tllcistfiicc Of tIie
Secretary OF the Omnibus s'Hn,pany;i 9ianl
found, as III had anticipated. that the a,Souus
i;Iy had a}eit .hers address there TO tiliis
address, which was IN certain west cpd
square I hurried Us fast rs 4 ca5 could
take nld found the Fo:ns lady, and
the old lady with whot. she was living as
cou'pauon, tcrrihlysput about by .,ileloss Of
the ring, ard therefore proportiolately pleased
At its recovery. That irst.visit WAS not the
last hy amy, means; but all thcirest merely
concerns Minnie and myself, and may remain,
left unwvittcn.
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800 aas g. 52fl s.sey5 y1sssIs,isa 81 c}S &s,:s
Ways Of Committing Suicide

st,9 oast i.s.si1g et 77lE. y sasfsszss ;saSgzss
Wearing thin shoes OH damp nights in rninsy
weather. ~ i,s4gbssgz ~ tosatys sssaps,
,,'Building on the 'airztisht', principle.4fT'
Leading life of,eufecbliug stupid lazincss;
:nd keeping shc mind in asround.of unnaturaR
cxctcmcntby cadinssirashytnovels.s'
Coin: TO balls in Ill sorts of weather in tho
rllnnest possiblcfd dress. Dancing tilliinaa com.
plc;e porspiration, then going hopici through.
damp air. q jaoi2 s So ltssFltaaY ;ifa&s
,nSleeping OH feather beds. in seven by nine
bedrooms. y dis Lla 1sysiuid t<.5ess a,ifa
5surieisins on hotiandyery highly stimula9
ting suppcrs.g.n p s,.9t' ,igi;g ~ 81 alsaog:
Marrying in hasto, getting. an nnconsenial
coinpanion, and living therest Of lifcin' mutual
dissatisfaction '..y sw szsi laish'E sso estsors
l1ating without tinc1to masticate the foodlw
Allowing love of gain ito SO tabsofb4sour
minds. to leave no time, to attend stoaou
nell. neil. eo s. Isl $ 4,i,Iearse3 ,i,siiag
Following an unhealthy occupation because,
money can be mado by it. - ss:ar u sstEto
Tempting; the appetite with niceitics when
the stomach says 10. lrsa 'aas grF sas
Contriving to keep in n continual worry
about something or nothing ieaa sf' e lti2fa
Retiring in the small hours and rising at
noon. td.afT od ~ rsaF orth .@~ts is Sy;dt
Neslecting to keirropcr care Of ourselves
when'a simple disease first appears o s@'F
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Pol!TENESs ~ DuNNING-A old gentle.
man had owed firm for years; at last, afterA
cvciybodys patience and temper were exhaust
ed Il clerk named Frank, undertook to get the
money. ~ '" 2'''fh
Frank called upon the gentleman, and mot mnybsa
with { polite reception aud the usual answer,
,y;th ;hn ,,l1;tH,p .da&biih Flt - RSfA ~ p1aeaS
"Yon need not t'oublc yourself young man I
about the nattcr will make it all right ''''0slS
'.Oh. no, replied Frank, 81 could not think
for moment Of compelling you to call ut tho
store for a few dollars It will not be- sthoX
slightest Inconvenience ior nc to step in, asT Z
pass your place of business six times a day, to
and from meals, and | can call every time 20
by SH ?" 9's' aso'a aai %
"1lcrS,"7sail the. old fellow to his Book
keeper alarmed At tho prospect Of 7boing
dunncd six times a day for the next six,
months "pay this impertnent rascal. ifs caRo
bc'it hit III potcness, and If he wants situation
| will give lin two thousand dollars a year, r'r'n'
setsti - Lb si,l h..c ll9rEH Z fnS ffPtTtftB
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.....s#aE gfaBER s.
tHisa aiprSbeP oscasioh oadyTigs alP lRas gHSgid

tBis'a 'asprapeP oscasioh To- dyfss alf iKatsHSaid
Of the government will be extepdsd dsSShdssO
oHlyFwHo es2iGd4 by"iSadstry yea1a go5a SSn-
duct, n edTnagt disposition lveI3
IF must We The asst,fafce yfat taotohIyahe
advances now fnaas viii bs repaid, ,tbaStKatthss.
recipients Of this aid VIII Sddress tflenaslvss
earnestly to the work Of makiHg sIch pr6Sisionr
f5r tic future us Will rsiievo thenisel yes 4fom
state OF dependency upon the egg ssgovSSdftdKsho1t,
privatso 7ndividuals,r OR Charitable iGssitUtiohs.
No 'is;fstditofg dhsu9s of Tf0sl I'M bc inaas,a
except. to the infrf and 'hslplessi 6S pfoyidcd'
tofby salati5hs,; ind tBsb oily wien
tic local Authorities IRE anaBe to provide fass
the objects Of charity tlfat como
under Their care. 'arhe issues by Che
government are made with the sole 'sVviiSStw of
enabling the labouring population TO tsd procure
employment, aliaa, honest ihiaastfy e. secure
nahtcnanec Sfot 'ttlemssly YES ana 4h; 4h;oSo RRo
arc dependents upon them; and, ,3hiiS Sfhe aagss6fs
of The Burcati %iilFiaaIl cascs give thsf faia
iii procuring olpIoyMoaat bfRor tRoss asS,sro
wtRoueait ri sccdfiug Tho best wages chat aahR II
bc obtaincd, ind IN protecting tiieT i6tafesfg
81 the enforcement Of sdcli cdntriitetsi iitti as ina9
be Ipaat, gostrumcne will io5k With tth tai oaf
tpoh those odfi'wlo merit itBy "a and a.
66rndcily GoiiGuet. dF1es9 annsfahai bad adV
'n5: Thco' usstsHti0hfof of afl of6ssfs aud M sssnls
ofthe bureau is ssspaeals cansa tfs teiifsaisfas
ana fro the otfi6e tie AssistaSSs
c6mihnaisssi6nof;' and Il Is @nhade rdatytS
exh!ihe carchill} adl'appliSsions for aid tRse
mag &c made ipsfsbIs} residing wtgi6 gieiFe
astfiets, ana afrfrove only tkas stS ss IN
c5ilfo Nth pfsssribod ns5b nssS5bdifi8Rg
.aa.1li... L.; LaG s.rfa - ~.
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Mamma. -" Charles, was. very, mucl sur
ffised totl,ear' yod singing aaP0p gMoes ffthe.
tl,Ain sclhrth. 'sss1l soi aeEiO5 siso s7 81
Charles. swell mamma saw e.ssss IL sbe5dS
'#as'l singtn gannd4 ii i,wasaisro 'oDly Faaae
knew ..vjwr,dso natr stids B7oilgr " ssasT4@b ed
TopiaA $50 la.sd sll.,a .ss.sa aws Cd blsov
n tst iAiG 4 si,d d nsisfb nS fbibag
what's the most Christian news his morning ?'h
s,l rious gcntl9ipasha' t'''ff Is ffienhd hd f'id 90
aT have Just boas}} barrel of dodaa44 dda4A for O.
n&SSSr womb, woi1n, OBJ taEnESo ON ~sa;,aassf, saaai
yoi, said td othssrf;w who Is Il
tiiat you have ,nadc happy by your charity ftiias
time 20 '2'"'i y a'eS
hl.,Iv wife +se :, 4 nesi.r;ss alssAslt sasY
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