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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Wins,
OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE.
In addition to our
LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK
SPRING CLOTHING
RNISHING GOODS,
we now offer large job lot OF
WEIGHT ALL-WOOL CASHMERE
COATS AND VESTS
AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF
TIE MATERIAL IN THEM,
AS FOLLOWS:
SPRING OVERCOATS at ~; regular price, Sl2.
sINGLE-BREAsTED SACK COATS, $40; regu-
lar price, Sl5.
SlNGLE-BREASTED SACK COATS, s.; regular
price, $2.
SINGLE-BREASTED VESTS ito match coats),
81; regular price, 81.
SINGLE-BHEASTED VESTS, 50; regular price,
$3.50.
YOUTHS VESTS, $3.50; regular price, 81.
HENRY T. MILLER,
apes JOHN s. DEYLIS.
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MI SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
al5 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have Just received one Of the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING AND SUM
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city, and
ut prices to suit one and all
CALICO at 10 and l2ic.;
LENOS ut 95c. per yard really worth SOC:
STRIPED GRENADINE at 37ic.
STRIPED CIIALLIE. CSC.
SATIN-STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE at .!0c., really
great bargain:
SATIN-STRIPED CHINA POPLIN at Soc
JAPANESE POrLIN-plain. plaid, and striped
BLACK GRENADINE. BAREGES,
TAMARTANES, &C..
FIGURED GRENADINE:
LLAMA LACE POINTS At all prices;
SILK SACQUES;
SUMMER SlIAWLS-a large variety;
WHITE GOODS Of every description;
81 GRENADINES, BAREGES, ana FRENCH
ORGANIZES. for Shawls
EMBROIDERED and l. \ C. T. liANDk Err
CHIEFS. from % to Sc.
LINEN BOSDMS, full size, &c.
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN.
JULIUS SYCLE, as Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth.
apes next door to kciningham' bookstore.
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VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

FRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
GREEN, 20, %, 25, %, 30, 3sc. !;
ROASTED, 25, IS, so, IS, doc;
GROUND, 25, %, 80, IS, 40c.
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CARDoZo, ALLsoP & FoURQUREAN

CARDOZO, ALLSOP & FOURQUREAN
arc daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
such as SILKS, GRENADINE,
GRENADINE BERAGEs,
MOZAMBIQUEs, LAWNS,
JACONETs, ORGANIZES, SC, &C.
Our stock is constantly replenished with every
novelty that appears in the New York market
We would cali special attention 10 our large
stock Of LLAMA and other LACE POINTS
sACQUEs, and PARASoL COVERS, Of new
est designs.
Making, as we do, KID GLOVES one OF our
SPECIALTIES, we offer the larges. and b'''
assorted stock to be found in this market, ern-
bracing all the new shades OF the best makers
such as JUGLA, JOUvIN, aud ALEXANDRA
Also, a GOOD GLOVE that We can recommeh1
as being the best onc-dollar -and-a-quarter g'e'e
known In the market
CARDoZo, ALLsoP & FoURQUREAN'
S,M. PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN .. ChiLAs'
It d. OUARLEs +. L. LYONS, ana X. u 80
are with MS, and would be pleased 10 sec 'i.'
friends and squaintances. w
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MACHINERY, DC.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
STEAM-ESGINES and BOILERS In city aud
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF steam-lttlngs for
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-EEGINE GOV
ERNOR. SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for Il year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS In price
than any other make. 4 full line OF the abo Sc ar
ticlcs always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent of oil. This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see II and US.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT.
my 10 4. JACKSON ADDINGTOE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MR. THOMAS r. PRICE &c co.

.H-f5" THUMAJ ISs 1sIOI -
are now receiving their
r;r1pn REGULAR SUPPLY OF GOODS FOR
THE SEASON,
TO which they invite the
ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC.
[my 22-lw1
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NOTICE.

MI EMOh1AI MI lSE.
In accordance with the late General Order of the
Commandcr-in-Chicf OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic, the DECORATION or THE GRAVES
OF UNION SOLDIERS IL THIS VICINITY
will take place at the National Cemetery on the
williamsburg turnpike, about two miles distant
from this city, on SATURDAY the 18th instant.
under the auspices Of Post No. &c. A. RI De-
partment Of Virginia.
All are cordially invited TO attend.
Contributions Of flowers are respectfully soli-
cited, aud those who are willing to furnish the
same and have not the means Of trans ortat Ion.
will please have them left at the State Journal Of
flee between the hours of and 10 O clock 4. NJ. on
the day above named.
The memorial address will be delivered ut the
hour Of u NJ.
CARRIER 4 Co.'S coaches will convey passengers
from the eastern terminus OF the city railway ia
ana from the cemetery grounds Fare 25 cents
each way; children under twelve years Of age.
half price.
CAPTAIN b. c. COOK
MAJOR ROBERT CARUTIIERS,
LIEUTENANT EDWIN RAWDIS,
COLONEL III. s. MERRILL,
SERGEANT HENRY RICHARDSON
Committee Of Arrangements.
my 22-22d, 2Cth &2stli3t
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CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Tmy IL
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.


FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
taining the entire aroma of the coffee, and placed
Immediately In Albright canisters. Hotels, res
taurants, boardlng-houses and families, Will find
our Cofrccs great saver of time labor, and mo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

Just received, Il new and select assortment o!
DRESS GOODS, Of various styles and qualities
worthy the special attention Of the ladies.
100 pieces of the ncatest patterns Of CALlCoEs"e
have had for many day;
$50 pieces Of SILL and SATIN RIBBONS, striped
and plain, all fashionable shades and widths
and prices to suit;
A fine lot of HOSE and HALF HOSE;
UNDERWEAR for gents and ladies';
GLOVES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, etc;
LACE SHAWLS and other summer SHAWLs;
PARASOIS, FANS, some extra bargains In these /;
Another selection Of CASSIMERES,
LINENS,
COTTONADES, and other materiasl Tor mems and
boys wear;
Some new additions to our WHITE GOODS 't-
partmcnt In
PIQUES. MUSLINS, CAMBRICS,
NAINSOOkS, TOWELLISG,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASK, ETC., at very loS
figures.
For full line of first class DRY GOODS, A.
prices guaranteed as low as any In the country!
North or South. please call at
JULIUS MEYERS.
my25 603 Broad street. near Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

OUTFITS MADE TO ORDER.-W. ;.
y TIIPMAN VIII hereafter give his entire at'en-
tion to the -,r,,nr NJ, surprS
-, Ls tho patronage Of the community. WIZ
a a,,arantee At be prompt in dispatch Of woIk re-
liable as to quality Of fabrics and sell % pFon.
tcenth street ut the store OF JOHN LAIOo9ecin.
Merchant TAILOR. =-E-!---
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
~ PAYERS IN THE TOWN OF MANCHES-
IER.-Ihe owners Of real estate In the town OF
Manchester are hereby notified that the taxes now
que must De paid on or before the FIFTEENTH
DAP OF JUNE, or twenty per cent. win be added
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
X. II. BEAZLEY, Secretary.
MANcHESTER: VA, May -, 1852
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RitIlmond dispatch,

WEDNESDAY. &c, 1869.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

DENUINE ALEXANDER KID
" GLOVES Mt
]. HUELAT l. cos
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

TUE following i the experience q
a San Francisco editor in IaanaginE
r.lecipea- At tie Mech mics pasil-
.iaa
M ride Of d few syaTes
witt p5es touching The ground. "a
ee.s.er with the passing of crowd
Of laughing Teloeipedes,rian-, in
spss a Is with confidence that al
thai was required was TO place tie
feet on the cranks on either side Of
the hub Of the front wheel, and join
the merry throng moving around the
hall With -uch ease and grace No
sooner contemplated than accom-
plishei. The floor Of the hal in the
direction we were going, was Of q
down grade. and soon we were GID
ing along at a rapid rate We look
al forward 70 see if there was any OBJ
stacale 10 be passed. That look FIX
I'd rs. The treaeherous front weeel
of the machine turned a quarter
round, and not being constructed 70
20 il. thar manner, the velocipede
stopped and laid down. We contin
ned on for short distance, nntli a
last the friction Of our nose upon the
floor brought rs to a dead halt,
Our new beaver continued on sever
al yards further. when. after turning
several short corners ii TOO came 70
halt. We arose serenely. and, aftei
rubbing our shins and finding ihs
amount Of damage caused By using
our nose as a brake, we camly view
ed the situation. Things wore the
aspect Of a smash up. 4 coarse
laugh from a crowd Of spectator
who had gathered around, oul
friends, grated harshly upon oul
ears.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

The recent naturalization frauds IN san
Francisco have resulted in an important de-
cision by Judge Hoffman. Of the United
States District Court in relation 70 oertih-
Gates Of naturalization During the rial Of
a person convicted u dealing IN fraudulent
naturalization papers. Calhoun Benham took
n e position that the oetiaeates used we're
invalid On their face. beng u improper form
and hence there was no forgery. This posi-
ton was sustained By Jssge Hoffman. on the
ground thai the certificates we're N the form
OF original DEGREES Of naturalization. where
as 70 I've valid, they shoald Re certined copies
OF the original
In dischargng the prisoner the Judge stat
cd that he bad rearhed this conclusion with
reluctance, for he feared that many guilty
persons would escape punishment he also
stated that the irreguIarity in the certificates
! was n old standing before the appointment
Z Of the present, Judges Of the Circuit and
/ Distrcf Courts. " their Clerks; and the al
teuiion Of himself ard his colleague bad
never before bern called 70 the form Of Ger
tideate issued.
Benham claims that under this ruling, nc
1 legal naturalization papers have been Issued
[ in California since 1861 The sacraments
/ Union agrees with him. and il is probable
that the Courts viii 20 decide
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26
Tbe Strength Of woman's

The Strength Of Noman's
t.ave.-A nssed and dreadsd osiias AMI
sssE4r1ao. NrIsne, an ~ Es'risz Of Isz-s
AID Arkzrasas. a.s Jass b~sa casEaarea At LII
3, Roek. IT, follozlhg iesser found upon
IL sersss 4 ; sd er51enoe n hox SsTrn.
hear.ed young rr VA cling 70 The MAJ she
.eyes threat IN, sorrSw and shame;
sTzvEss4gLLE TExAs-
Harry Dear ! received Youf nsse ~ Dr.
KeHneay. 0 the joy fell 50 bearing ron
vou. ard hearing you vas bTInI yes. I
hard many times yo0 Nxs killed alIer you
ieft Texas The man y0g stot Il sAoo h-s
eos - be can rite out on hersesaek- Slt = u
geyer pei ~ell George Helt died sigti dAys
sft~y yoa in rs 81 steTsnsgills. DIS st'siA.
n gsxezrs Vengeance agaiAsl xol- 194 hasi
bess Re careful Shen you cone u tliis par
Fgther Z your enemy srsd vii DO al Dc can
AGAINST yol II ! CAB only see you onsf
more have great mary things 70 tel You,
You said yo1 would calle after me. God
sped the time ] vii OUT Esher ard ni5.n-
er and every other person AID lesiJN 700 q :
tersecuied lover. Ny pep8e are al very
hard against son, xhieh makes my sose ioi
vou stronger than ever saIne pesple seil
me am foolish for iOFiHg goa desperala
with a doubtful nauae, 0gL ! thank God 20
loving yoa. The people generally thlnk
you was killed by John Holt and has party
10 Arks God speed tht time Nhen We meet
Yours forever
ELKSoa Z Worth
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

Mr.. Howe created considerable
amusement in the Senate by present
ing memorial praying for the ap-
pointment of an able phrenologist TO
examine candidates for appointment
in the Internal Revenue service, TO
see whether they possess in proper
degree the bumps of conscientious
ness causality, &c.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

THE nephew Of Thaddeus Stevens
who was to have sl00,Og0 Of the
Great Commoner's wealth if be abb
stained ten years from liquor and
tobacco, or wonld be obliged TO
surrender it to the orphans of the
soldiers if be INDUCED, says be will
not rob the poor orphans.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

THE Spirit of the Times teditor)
writes: L" Westmoreland was wild
over and LETT son, fourteen years
of age, in Alabama. This boy Mr..
Gorham, Secretary Of the L. 5.
Senate, has taken into his family and
will bring mp and educate as his
own, sending him to an educational
institution with his own son near
Boston,"
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

A clergyman reproving parisho-
ner for habits of intemperance, told
him whisky was his greatest enemy.
:. Are we not told in Scripture to
love our enemies, said the baccha-
nalian. Eyes, replied the minis ter,
but it is not said we are to swai-
low them
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

SOMETIMES for a whole week to-
getber. Treasure City is wholly
above the clouds, and the top of
Treasure Hill seems an island IN
mid ocean. The sun will be shining
brightly at Treasury City all day,
while at Hamilton, not a glimpse of
the sun will be seen.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

A DISPATCH dated Sports man 5
Hall, February 10, says: A little
boy Il years Of age, stayed here
last night on bis way from Nevada
to San Francisco, having made the
trip across the Sierras on snow shoes
and alone. The little fellow stated
thai his name was William Harrison
tina; his parents died at Virginia City
and he was going TO some relative
at San Francisco.
San Francisco. l9th.-Wm. Harri-
son, boy l3 years old, who crossed
the Sierra Nevadas from Virginia on
snow-shoes, alone, has arrived here.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

Carson, February 16th.-Tbe caa-
Gus nominated Ned Irwin for Sheriff;
II. VI. Eddy, Clerk; w. 7. Lockhart,
Recorder; f. +. Mitchell, Surveyor;
F. II. Kennedy, District Attorney;
NJ. W. Kaies, Treasurer A. Ash,
Assessor NJ. J. Henly, Public Ad-
ministrator; Fl. S. Herrick, Superin-
tendent Public Schools Frank
Drake, Frank Wheeler and f. r.
CRANKY, County Commissioners for
the new county of White Pine.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

IT is confidently announced that
tn, Union Pacific track will rcacl.
Ogden BY the 10th OF March.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-26

WAsHiNGToN's birthday was hon
ored by two-dollar-snda-hslf bali
at Carson.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-06-30
Cheering Influences.

How it cheers and gladdens the
heart to have something pleasing for
the eye to rest upon, no matter if it be
but a simple engraving, or bunch of
autumn leaves tackled up here and
there on the bare wall. A few sea-
shells, a little statuette, or even a pot
of green moss growing on the window
sill, give an air of taste and refine
ment to the most hOmely cottage
And how true it is that the silent in
fiuence of these little surroundings
helps to make up the great whole that
purifies and uplifts the soul to some
thing higher and better!
1 remember once to have called on
q poor sick woman, who lived in mis-
erable lodgings, and without many of
the necessaries of life; yet noticed
on the old rickety stand near her bed
side a fiOweT-pot containing a pansy,
rich in its tints of purple and gOld.-
"OhW 1 exclaimed, "what a beauti-
full pansy." 'Yes," she replied, her
pale countenance lighting up with
tenderness and joy, ''it is very beauti-
full to me, as it often leads my thoughts
away from myself, from my suffering
and sorrows. Somehow, never feel
half so poor when have something
pretty to look at"
No matter how humble our station
in life, there is always something to
cheer the heart and make us happy if
we would but accept it. The pure air
of heaven, and the glad sunshine, are
they not for us all I? The sweet clover
blooms, and scent of the pine trees,
the warbling of birds, and the rippling
of the brooks, do they not speak to us
of love, hope and happiness? Yes,
there are many beautiful things in the
world, if we would but see them. Yet
how many men and women live in
continual discomfort and Tepinings.
seemingly unmindful of the gifts
with which God surrounds them!
Show me the person who hears
music in the song of the cricket or the
humming of the bee; who sees beauty
in the lowly wild flower, the fallen
log covered with moss and ivy, the
jagged rock, or the pebbles beneath
the feet; one who loves to listen to the
winds, be they ever so wild, and 1
will show you a person who can never
be entirely miserable or alone. The
beautiful sOul-light within will reveal
in amber tints some spots whoreOn
the weary heart may rest, and natures
voice will ever whisper of joy and
peace, no matter how fiercely the
storms of life may sweep around
PhreH. Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-06-30
A Bitter Bitten---A Married LOthariO
Gets into Trouble.

! A very amusing little incident re-
Gently occurring in our city IS being
whispered around by parties seeming
ly well advised in the premises. 1t
appears that at one of our fashionable
places of amusement, last winter, .
very fascinating and pretty sOubrette
had a short engagement. Itwas sutli-
ciently long, however, to completely
enlist the admiration of gentleman
engaged in commercial pursuits, and
not great while from a northern lat
itude. BY some means the parties
became acquainted, and as the days
fled along mutual sympathy melted
into love. The lady, a little coy at
first, finally lent listening ear to the
entreaties of her adOrer, and after a
brief engagement they were married.
OF course, it is not the intention of the
reporter to recite the rosy dreams of
the hOney-mOOn-hOw each adOred
the other, and happiness, radiant as
pOesy itself, bewitched the hours into
visions of delight.
Weeks sped along, and months had
measured their length on times dial.
At last a circumstance occurred which
put an end to billing and cooling, and
revealed a domestic imbrogliO not at
all in harmony with the felicity that
preceded it.
One day the husband entered his
wife's apartment with the declaration
that, deeply as he regretted such an
event, they must part.
Part! You don't mean to leave
me?" exclaimed the lady.
deeply as l regret the circum-
stance, such is the case" was the re-
ply.
"But why? What have I done
what wrong have committed?"
Nothing"
"And yet you leave mep
MY dear, in the haste of our mar
riage / forgot to mention a little fact,
which, in the mind of casuists, might
have formed an objection to it. I
have another wife living"
Impossible :"
sit is true, dearp
The lady was silent for a moment,
and then, assuming her most bewitch-
ing smile, replied:
MY dear, / must confess that sus-
pected something of the sort, and to
guard against any future trouble, l
had little paper prepared by my at
tOrney, which you remember to have
signed in the Justices office the day
we were married. You supposed it to
be merely a certificate of marriage;
but it was an article of agreement in
which you promised to allow me, in
case of separation, an annuity of
twenty-five hundred dollars. Under
the peculiar circumstances of the case,
1 shall have toexact the fulfillment of
this agreement OF have you arrested
for bigamy."
"The devilm
'True, my dear; here is a copy
the Justice has the original"
"This is a swindle.n
so no, my dear, only a business
transaction.
There was some further protest-a
little angry recriminatiOn but it is
needless to say, the conditions of the
bond were finally complied with, and
on this comfortable allowance the lady
entertains serious thoughts of forsak-
ing the buskin.-O. o. PiedyIme.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-06-30
SOCIETY.

a writer in the Cincinnati CONNER
cidl, in speaking of the modern make
up of society, says: We are in pur-
suit of the almighty dollar. Aged
men die in their counting rooms, and
the sons trot horne from the funeral to
keep their notes from going to protest.
We have no time for study, no taste
for art, no capacity for social enjoy
ment. 1t is one eternal grind, based
on dyspepsia, and ending in naught.
But we come out strongest in our
spasmodic effort at evening entertain
ments. Every ''pater" having mar
Tiageable daughter on the market, is
forced to make himself and family
miserable at least every season. On
these occasions the interior Of the
mansion undergoes fearful cOnvul-
sion. Not being built for such an
effort, the inner sanctuary is invaded
and bed rooms turned into dressing
rooms for the male and female mob of
fashionables. A relay of extra SER
wants is engaged for the OCCASION
Dealers in confectionery are called in
and bands of music engaged. The
note of preparation is loud. There is
very little variation in the affair. One
is like the other, differing only in the
expense that may come of the addi-
tional floral exhibition or more costly
indigestion, in the shape or bottled
headache, that passes under the name
of champagne.
At 0, p. M, the host and hostess
emerge from some closet, or garret,
into which they have been driven to
adorn themselves and at 10 tbe quests
begin to arrive. There is a jam that
continues until or o'clock in the
morning. And merchants and pro-
fessional men may be seen, perfectly
miserable in white kids, white chOl-
ers, and absurd swallow tails, each
one knowing that he must be in his
counting room or office early next
morning to continue the entire day in
anxious labor. And he asks himself,
what the old scratch he is doing there,
making himself miserable, at such
unseemly hours? None but silly
young men and undeveloped girls find
entertainment in the affair, and they
find it at the expense of their health
and better habits.
This is a siclIly imitation of bad
original. In Europe, where large
number of nOn-producers, with heavy
incomes, can afford to exist without
labor, such turning day into night
may be well enough, but with us it is
not only unwise but demOralizing.-
For practical peOplewe are guilty of
much abSurdity in this way, and had
better give up our insane attempts ut
good society.