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, 1869-10-02

ADDITIoyAL PREMIUMS addition to
the premiums already given, we 6nd, ,on
reference to the Secretary's papers, that
the following we're awarded
To George L. Ruckle, first premium
LOT best exhibit Of corn
10 Mrs. VI. J. Mcguire. first premiums
hn. ~, 'omaIoe ,;n;oe preserves, peach preserves,
"VP ',Siu' bread, and cake.
10 Mrs A. B. Roberts. first premiums
lIr apPle Preserves, pear do, plum do,
plum jelly grape jelly. raspberry Jelly,
raspberry jam, blackberry lam. wortIe'
berries, (ar tight,) aud nssches fair
tight. P'@''
To Mrs. Shelton. FIRST p,ou,;rm for
siberian crab apple presery.s' nronnd
cherries preserved, currsn, ieII1 nooss-
berries, lair tight,) black 6erEisI Is,r
tight, and plum marnalade.
To Wm. Kohlhautf, first premium g.,
seeding pples. "
To Mrs. NJ. A InRle, first premium fo,
tomatoe butter, salt-rising bread, aud
butter made by a woman.
To Mrs. R. Guicbard, first premium
for cake.
10 Miss Clara Kitchen, first premium
10, ,It butter made by girl; ID premium to
Miss Harriet Rexford.
, 1869-10-02

PRoGREssING.-The walls of Mr.. Brech
tells new fre~preof brick building are
now well up to the FIRST story and be.
gin to indicate what the massive struc>
tu7e will be when completed. This is
the first two story brick erected in Walla
Walla, and speaks well for the energy
and enterprise Of the owner. For years
it will stand II monument of his enter
prise aud liberality, and an ornament
to the town, it will greatly enhance the
value of adjoining property,
, 1869-10-02
Premium Sash & Door Factory

iii AVlNG RECEIVED THE PREMIUM
LII at the last County Fair on DOORS,
sash, M0ULDlNGS and planning, /
Wish more specially to call the attention of
the public generally, that | am constantly
adding on new machinery and am now pre-.
pared to do any work in my line as low as
any one else in this place; care not how
low they do it.
My work will be done as well as iC is done
in San Francisco or Portland. will keep
on hand al the following sizes:
SASHES-From SxlO to lOxl6, II lights :;
with and without glass. Other sizes
made TO order on Short Notice
DOORS-Of all sizes. two and four panels,
aiwavs on hand.
WINDOW BLIN DS made to order.
| am also prepared to do all kinds of
TURNING and CABINET WORK. Broom
Handles, Bedstead>. Tables, and Furniture
generally DOOR & WINDOW FRAMES
also made to order. My
Planer, and Tonguer and Groove-
are some o. the best machines on the coast
and will not fail to do good work.
! have a Patent Tooth Saw for saving
weather boarding, which will saw true and
smooth. Also, an up aud down saw, foT
slwing circles.
WAGON WORK will be done at 10 rates.
will take in exchange for some of my
work,
Grain, Lumber and Shingles.
] am now prepared to Take Contracts fOI
any kind of CARPEN TER WORK. Having
some of the best wOrSmen in my employ,
am Bound 10 Give Satisfaction
J hold myself ready at all times to give
BONDS for the performance OF any contract
| may i"ke.
j. SWIFT. on the Upper Uma;illa, Ore.
gon, is my agent; those in want of SASH
and DOORS in that part of the country will
please tpply to him.
~ Remember John Devell's Premium
Sash and Door factory, Wa.la walla.
l5-tf JOHN DONELL
, 1869-10-02

THE ROBINSON VICTIMS. Two more of
the Robinson victims-Messrs W. B.
Skelleuger and J. H. Coucklin, of New
York-arlived here yesterday, and re.
port that no udings have been obtained
of the villain who led the party into the
mountains and there deserted them.
The impression now is, that Robinson
took the back track, and most likely
viii turn up somewhere in the Southern
country. The genrlemen VINO arrived
here Yesterday, inform us ,h4t if be is
found this side of the mountains there
is any number of men who vow to shoot
him on SIGHT.
, 1869-10-02

Assault oN A WOMAN. The case of
Mr.. Boise, charged with assaultirg his
former wife, was beard before Justice
Frush, who ordered the accused to find
bail in the sum of $500, TO keep the
peace for six N "ntbs. Bail was given,
and Mr. B. discharged from tody. We
knew this man Boise in his better days
when be was very much respected, but
latterly he is terribly run down.
, 1869-10-02

THE ASSOCIATION formed to take the
place of the late Agricultural Society is
progressing finely, aud already, as we
are Informed, very nearly one hundred
shares have been subscribed. This As.
theaunuAl fairs, and with more systemat
ic Management, will give infinitely great
satisfaction than under the old arrunge>
ment. 1t will be noticed that a meeting
is called for Saturday, October I'd at
which time it is desirable that there be
a full attendance of those who have sub
scribed to the stock
, 1869-10-02

AssAULTISG A WOMAN old man
named Boise, who has seen better days,
visited the house of his former wife on
Monday night, and beat her in a shock
ing manner. Boise was drunk at the
time of the commission of the outrage,
but whether this will avail to screen
him from the law is doubtful.
, 1869-10-02

TnE PREMIUM LIST of the Fair, as
published is imperfect, but the best we
could obtain. The reports of commits
tees, 10 many instances, were difficult to
decipher, and the papers. as turned over
TO US were in a mass ofconfussion Under
all the circumstances we done the best
we could, and 10 cases of omission we
will make the proper correction, if mott, .,
fled by the parties more Immediately
concerned
, 1869-10-02

FRENCH CURED HAMs.-At the late
Fair Mr.. J. Helmuth had on exhibition
specimens of hams, cured after the
French style, which were pronounced on
all sides superior to any thing in that
line they bad ever tasted Owing to
some oversight no mention was made Of
these hams on the list of awards, all
though the Secretary informs US that
first premiums were. awarded TO MT.
Helmuth tor the hams, and also on some
very superior ale be bad on exhibition.
, 1869-10-02

COMPLIMENTARY. After the riding at
the race course, on Saturday last,
purse of S43 was made up and presented
to Miss johnson, as an expression of the
estimation of the audience of her skill
in the mana ement OF her horse.
, 1869-10-02

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS - Governor
Haight, of California, has appointed H
Parker, Esq, of this city, commissioner
of deeds for that State, for term OF
four years, from September 18th, to re-
side in any part of Washington Terri
tory.
, 1869-10-02

City TRADs.-Trade continues fair,
although possibly not as brisk as a week
back. Messrs. Jordan & Co., aud l. T.
Reese report having lAded the follow
ing trains and teams James McGinnie,
% packs, for Granite Greek Andy
McNeiIy, As packs, for Montana Shell.
McCnrD, l team, Montana; O. H. vii
son, 2 teams, Birch Greek ]. D. Spain,
l team. Birch Greek They also ship ,
ped 300 bbls. -four, about equally divid-
ed between the Dulles and Umatilla.
, 1869-10-02

BusY.-We CALLED on our friends,
Jobuson L Rees, yesterday, but found
them too busy waiting op customers to
snare a moment for social chat. Glad
10 see our friends prosperiug,
, 1869-10-02

FALL AND WINTER STOCK. - Mr.. A.
Frank has just returned from San Fran O..
cisco with a magnificent stock of goods
suited to the fall and winter trade. See
new advertisementand give him call
, 1869-10-02
EuRNLTURE,
1Io+;oa ~ Absent Defendant.

Notice to Absent UeIeH1aAS'
In JUSTICES Court, before C. W. Fi''sh, J'P.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON j SIS
COUNTY OF wALLA WALLA.
uCo D. McCRAITH You are hereby
notified that R. R. & S. &. RkES
have fled a complaint against you IN
said Court. which will come on to be
heard on the 18th day of October. 1859,
AT 10 o'clock A. ~, at my Office. in the
Civ Of Walla Walla. ". T. which Is two
months from and after the fling OF tne
complaint 10 this action. And unless
YOU appear at the time and place, ana
answer, the same will be taken as con-
fessed. and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer OF said com,
plainti is 10 recover from you the sum OF
forty (s4oJ dollars, aud interest thereon
AZ 10 Ger cent. per aunum, from peeem- :
her Alb. 1862, for bill of advertising due
from YOU to plaintiffs.
Complaint filed August l3. 1862
35 2m CHAS. W. FRUSH, j. z.
, 1869-10-02

d ACoN. LARD AND HAMS. for sale by
ID JOKDAN g. Co,
S+tf Opposite l. 7. Reese's WAREHOUSE.
, 1869-10-02
0AIN KILLER CURES SORE THKoAT.
CIDER MILL AND PRESS.

NIOTECR To FRUIT GROWERS am am
IN now prepared with superior ClDEls
MILL AND PRESS to make ClDEh upon
short notice and at reasonable rates.
a A stock Of FRESH CIDER always on
hand. Orders filed at short notice.
FRUIT Of all varieties for sale at the low
est market prices. JOHN HANCOCK,
Wrlla walla River, on Walluis Road. s5-lm
, 1869-10-02
A Splendid Book for Agents
EMINENT
MEN OF THE AGE !!

W o n z N y + L II E a q e =!
ID ENG NARRATIVES OF THE LIVES
ID and Deeds of the most prominent
women Of the present generation. Among
whom are FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE,
GRACE GREENWOOD,
ANNA +. DICKINSON,
ROSA BONHEUR,
FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE,
LIDGA H SIGOURNEY,
GAIL HAMILTON,
and over 40 others, by the most prominent
autho "a of our day and time.
1t is an elegant octave volume, beautifully
illustrated with rumerous finely executed
steel engravings and containing nearly 700
pages.
As literary production. it contains the
besJ assays and finest thoughts of many OF
the most prominent writers of the present
day.
This is the best work ever offered to can
vsssers, and those wishing territory assign
ed them to canvass, should apply immedi.
arely in person or by letter to the under
sign ed.
We also have the General Agency for the
Pacific Coast for "Greeley's American Con-
fict," and a,e ready to supply through on
agents all who desire it.
Having also the sole agency for Morse's
Celebrated Fountain Pens, we are prepared
to furnish eanvassers with capital article.
III. III. BANCROFT & co.
Publishers,
6O9 Montgomerg st.
San Francisco Cal.
, 1869-10-02
wANTEDE

A PARTNER with a cash capital $1,000
a in a well established paying business.
For information apply at this ONCE. Sitt =
, 1869-10-02
to mateh tse above Fizes.
q N D E r T XII

have just procured HEARSE, and
am prepared to fill orders in the Undertak-
ing line. Charges in all cases reasonable.
Healse Free of Charge.
, 1869-10-02

~ All orders promptly attended to.
Plans and estimates made. and contracts
taken III town or country, and all work wa
rsnted. WM GLASFORD.
l6-tf Alder street, Walla Walla. W 7.
, 1869-10-02
MASON'S OREGON STEAM
BREWERY

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS
i day sold Lis entire interest in the above
named establishment, known as
"Mason's Oregon Steam Brewery"
To Captain C. C. Smart, negs his patrons 20
transfer their well appreciated favOrs to my
successor, and insurng them at the same
time that all orders will be expediently and
promptly attended to. Thanking them for
their former support, am, very respectful.
ly. JOHN MASON.
Portland, Sept. Is, 1869.
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FINANCIAL.

&10 000 wANTED-ON ONE MOEr0AoE, EEw
YpLOs:OOO jersey property. Apply to REAL ESTATE,
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THE BROADWAY AUCTION MART,
n 1883 AND l,sul BRQApYAY. NEAR FORTY YFIRS1
JAMES yrxkiSSss, XtcrrosKnR,

TWO (aREwSTER, OF BRooME STREET, TOP
"A. Wagons, nearly new; Woods Brothers'; Dusen-
bury Van Duser Top Wagons: Coupe; Coupe Rock
away; clarcncs BsToHcsss @ TOP and Open Pony Phse-
gons; suky lbv Cafery); also large assortment Of
Single and Double Harness. Blankets Sheets Whips Nets
&C.. at low prices at WILLIAM II. GRAY'S Empire City
Carriage Repository, 20 y "a and 70 Wooster street.
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ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line
Steamships OF this will leave pier No. North river e
O'Clock P. NJ, ~ foiiows:-
CORIES Nelson. Saturday oept II
0EOR0E WASHINGTON, 0Aeer -. Saturday Sept -
Freight taken for st. touis, Mobile and Galveston q
through rates.
For passage Arst and cass freight apply 70
b. b. CROMWELL & CO., S6 W est street.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IN Southern Lima
The steamship LODONA, H. r. Hovey, will leave pier
Fast river Saturday, Sept. IL.
Freight for st. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken 4
through rates.
For freight passage, having superior accommodation
apply 10
c. H. MALLORY CO., 1853 Maiden lane
The DE SOTO will follow from pier 80 North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-09

A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
~ Regular auction sale Of Stocks and Bonds this day
tThursdsy), Sept 1885, 12 O'Clock p. NJ, at the Ex-
change 6alesro0ms, Ill broadway
Regular auction sales of Stocks every Monday
and Thursday, which has established with
this house FOR mahy years. special sales made any
desired ALBERT II. NICOLAY
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
atre
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE HAMBUR0-AhERfcAN .rAcKEr cOMPANYr
l. iron mail steamship
HoLsATIA,
CsPtain H. EheTs csrryisE the United sasss malls. WIN
HAMBURG
taking passengers for Hamburg Plymouth CherbourR
First Cabin ei20 Second Cabin S72 6tsera9e 925 cold
Payabe In United States gold
The ALLEMANIA to sail September II.
KUNHARDT CO, 6. B. RTCHARDA BOA0
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
6l Broad street, n No. Barclay street, n r..
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Of Galveston Steamers.
Sailing every Saturday, at r. NJ touching at Kcy West
The Al steamer vARUNA, Captain j. 7. spencer, =
receiving freight II river, will sa0
Saturday. September H. aIaP.M
Az rooa, tur ,S uetor w DO forwarded W
our agents. Hesers +. r. NoN chan cQ. Gee Q HhMfat&
draysxs or commissions for recslvinF OF forwarding
insurance guaranteed - low BY any other Ne
aesntion a Galveston Yor freight passage apply to
O. H. MALLORY L CO.. i53 Maiden lana
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AT IS LIBERTY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
n and Nassau street-Carriagcs and Harness.
Elegant Park Phsetops, fine top Buggies, from &6b
TO $40; shifting top Buggy for two or four per-
sons, light R0ckawaya, Depot Road and Business
Wagons, all Of good material and first class build. As TO
prices, call will convince that cau will
do scll at than other house the city.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASs ELL SO Liberty street.
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FINANCIAL.
-,-~~s>--
A LBEKT n. NICoLAY, AUcTIoNRER.

.. Perempory sale OF
cent mortgage bonds.
$4,000 s Paul Pacific Railroad Co. drss mortgage
per cent bonds
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CNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this limo leave pier 81 North vsr foot q
Beach street, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
~. eonnecng With the Virginia snd Tennessee Line. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Richmond and OanvMl
Railroad Through tickets and through bills ol
lading at reduced rates all points South and Southwee
Apply At onlce, on pisr 81 North river, or to
N. L.MOCREADY, President, Isl Greenwich street.
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SHERMAN,
Captain Vim. p. Henry,
will be despatched Saturday, Sept H. at O'Clock NJ
from " North
Freg, received roush for st. LOUIS Mobile anA
Galveston.
The GENERAL MEADE will succeed, Saturday, Sept II
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply TO
20 Broadway.
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LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-orFIctAL
Passports OF the Department OF State issued By A. c.
MILLhAkTH. Unttsd stass Court Boildiasa " Chanbss
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HORSES, CARHhAtsES, &C.
A I JOHNSTON VAN TASSELLS,
~ ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTfONEER,
HORSE ArCTION MART.

HOHSE WAHTt
liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
TO dispose Of hoss wishing 10 purchase anything In the
horse line, will find to their advantage 10 call
Our dealings are amost exclusively with merchants and
business and establishment 10 conducted tho
Straightforward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches OF trade.
Good stsolng for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser Of every horse that warranted
sound twenty four hours for trial.
STREET opposite tho Pos: oaloe where register kept :!
hores Carriages, &c At private ana public sales Liberal
advances made on everything IN the horse liae.
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DITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILwAl
i Company.
oTTIcH OF wIsstow, LAsrxn Co..

| t)fiTSBVkS fOkF WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAl
ors.o. OF w.sshow. LAxIx. 4 Co..
| TEAsgrHR AexrTs, I
on II TUESDAY. o Of August s
for n: purpose q enabling ;hs holding ock :.
sssh.nss hsrsfor l' s0-l.n''0 ''0'- 70 '' -
sh s,fs %
% Rsro:a o. Tesss Coma
b collected any through By uss Of The
such S 5sns sis
chang. Tor ::cl HUNDRED share.
recsIvs serip mot entitled to dydend' until sgsssa.sd
S: CO % % OF tho
The books w be opened for the exchange Of stocks on
f;"a ), q the Executive H SS$$,;;:r .,,v.
Transfer Agents. No. "a Pine street
L Messrs. pABNEY, MORAN 4 CO., 50 Exchange place.
FOR The Bond. r.eise ss,wsy These
grant ,hss million Sne lands IN K.n.s. and
psny also own. isFs: @ilios. q acre: il K.s:ss, %
which krs being T.pidy sold e deveop The county
Sion hs shedas to p1snss wee css
n: s0 Il: ne. os" ass
better security In the markeths being
payable god Price 9 and interest," in
Pamphlets maps and circulars furnished sppca,oa
DRIvATE FUNDS TO INVEST IN BONDS AND MORT
L cages on New York city propery good security re-
sN'''' - J. D. 1 ). II. sKIDxoRE IT Cedar street.
WILLIAM B; PUTNAM. So WALL srREEr.-BoNDs
w and Stocks bought and sold loans negotiated sccu
rifles bonds and mortgage, &C. Second Mortgages wanted
VxrANTED-AN ACTIVE OR SPECIAL Partner
w the latter preferred, with from $4,000 to $50 ooo
enees exchanged Addrsss sHtPfiNG. Herald once.
lO-ZO 'o'' limited number Of
Bonds
Buchanan county,
State OF Missouri.
issued by special vote Of the Al election held
this purpose ths Legislature Of thc state OF
MIssouri.
Twenty years to run,
per cent per centl interest," the legal Missouri
able on the LIST OF July and January Bank Of America
New York,
Free OF Government Tax
Principal payable In New YORK.
now offered for sale % M ns ~ eonss
T.sSs s As ss's soapy
pay the bonds offered for sale While sSs ssssbs wealth
OF the city Of st. Joseph which 10 capital OF Bucbanaa
co"n AND ely Sc a' combined wealth
rrce W and Accrued interest,"
TANNER 4 CO.,
'Dssb No. b Wall stree.
We take pleasure IN recommending these bonds ~ per-
fecty safe and reliable invssmsnt possessing security OF
the highest order and will furnish sstsactory infoea
rsA'ns shsrss TAkNks 4 CO.
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TINTED STATES NAIL Al TO HAVANA.
from pier No North rfver:-
COLUMBIA Captain e. Van Slice. September0
EAGLE, Captain NJ X. Greene, September 16
MISSOURI. Captain G. W. Palmer, September n
g. e. WHEELER, Jr President
No. 8 Bowling OreeA-
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We take pleasure in recommending these bonds
fecy safe and reliable fnvsstmsn possessns security OF
the highest order, and viii furnish sstsactoy informes
rslaNns therstA TAkNka 4 CO.
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA Chatham square and New Bowery.
6per cent interest sums from 81 to $5 900,
Labiiucs (deposs.... 2,2l6l74 90
Surplus. .......... .................. S9isssl as
Interest da,ss from lst October.
HARRISON HALL, President
G. D. BAILEY Treasurer.
j. p. CoOPER, Secretary.
FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED.
"A. Money promptly paid HENNESSY 4 MAHONEY,
Real Estate Brokers' 80 Pine street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-14
THE REFRESHMENTS OF OPERA
I SINGERS

A Vienna paper gives an amusing ac-
count Of the refreshments which the
singers at the opera there are in the habit
Of taking between the acts to keep their
voices in good order. Each singer, it
appears, has his or her own peculiar spe~
cifc. The Swedish tenor, Labatt, takes
two sailed cucumbers" for dose, and
declares that this vegetable is the best
thing in the world for strengthening the
voice and giving it "the true metallic
ring" The other singers, however, do
not seem to be of this opinion. SOntheim
takes pinch of snuff and drinks cold
lemonade Wachtel eats the yOlk of an
egg beaten up with sugar; Stegar, "the
most corpulent Of tenors," drinks "tLe
brown juice of the gambrinus;" Walter,
cold black coffee; Nieman champagne,
and Tichatehek, mulled claret Ferens
CIV, the tenor, smokes one or two cigars,
which his colleagues regard as SO much
poison. Mile Braun Brini takes after the
first act glass of beer, after the third
and fourth cup of cafe au lait, and be-
fore the great duet in the fourth act of the
"Huguenots" always a bottle Of Meet
y Cremant Rose. Nachbaur muG cles bon.
bons during the performance; Bubsam,
the baritone, drinks mead; Mitterwurzer
and Kiudermenn suck dried plums;
Robinson, another baritone, drinks soda.
water; Formes takes porter, and Arabs
mex Gumpoldskirehner winel The cele-
brated baritone Beck, on the other hand
takes nothing at all, and refuses tC
speak. Draxler smokes Turkish tObac
co and drinks glass Of beer. Another
siager, DIR. Schmid, regulates his diet ac'
cordinc to the state OF his voice at the
time. Sometimes be drinks coffee
sometimes tea, and quarter of an houl
afterwards lemonade, mead or cham
payne, taking snuff between whites, an(
eaupg apples, piums and dry bread,
very liberal arrangement
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SHODDYDISPEAY.

The tendency Of fashionable society of
the North is to degenerate into "shoddy,"
and from this baleful influence no place
is sacred. Even at Long Branch, the re-
sort Of the most exclusive Of New York
ariStocracy, this fungus has sprung up.
A correspondent tells US: "The fact is,
with the exception Of number of veal
thy residents who shun the usual society
to be found in the hotels as they would
so many lepers, Long Branch is shOddy
from the crown of its head to the soles of
its feet. There are certainly to be met
with now and then in the crowd indiVid-
uals who do not know exactly the social
atmosphere they breathe, yet breathe
freely, thanks to their own obtuseness,
but, fer all that, the vulgarity that is hid
den beneath silks and satins, purchased,
in nine cases out Of ten, by the price OBJ
tanned for bad whiskeys retailed by
the measure st low groggeries, meets
one on every side. 1t is in vain
that diamond rings o. surprising size re-
fleet the brilliancy Of q thousand lights
in a ballroom, where everybody attempts
to OutdreSs every body else without re-
khiu W lAlAlNiAudA AOuulAlOl1 lbi ltAO
stubby fingers will show themselves, and
the slank talk Of the uueducated rich
one, fresh from the baser walks of life
will break in upon every conversation
she or he engages in, like the din of
breakfast gong IN the midst Of melOdiOus
music. In act shoddy-not shUddy Of
the war fortune simply, but shoddy
sprung from every source Of wealth
without its due degree of cultivation
prevails everywhere, at the dinner
table, where the knife is made to
stuff down the dessert in lieu Of
a spoon or a waiter ordered to
pass that air butter, you lummicks -
or in the paTlOT, where one shoddy tells
the other that her two young friends is
very well, thank yer" Some people
may say that the folks at Long Branch
dress better and more extensively than
at any other Of our summer resorts, all
Of which cOncede, and moro, too, for
the guests at Long Branch dress more
than the folks at other resorts, and in
the majority Of instances, with not One~
half the taste and good breeding dis
played elsewhere, where both qualities
are supposed to exist in an eminent de
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