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SPECIAL NOTICE.
GEORGE .LEGG'S FAMILY FLOUR.

GEORGE w. LEGG'S FAMILY FLOUR.
Parties desiring supply or this very superior
FAMILY FLOUR,
can get /: by leaving orders with Us In advance.
Mr.. Legg authorizes Us 10
WARRANT EVERY BARREL SOLD DURING
TIRE YEAR.
This Flour is superior in every respect to any
Flour Offered In this market.
Our supply VIII be uniform during the year.
aus A. Y. STOKES & Co
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Rcal EsIate Agenta and AuctiohecFs,
lI13 Maiu street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT,
q p.,nr yTInG THIRTY BY 0Nn. HUN
DIED TIT3yr FE EsT or TIT soss sb
~. ~ n ssTItEI.rS, FO < SALE AT AUCTION
O. saTIJtDaY the 81 Eecember prcxino, ct
O'Clock p. NJ, we shall sell at auction, on tne
preu Iscs, the LOT mentioned sha Aocateu do
AP TnHas: One-balf cash; the balance In six
Itoii' ~ trna, RIUHARDSON & CO.,
ue ." % ~ AuctioReers
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WILLIAM +. WOOD 4 CO.,
w 353 and 375 w. Baltimore street.


BALTIM'RF. MD.
manufacturers of STEAM HEATING APPA-
RATU5, aud inventors of The new polls he'd front
1it-top PARIS RANGE, In every respect the best
kipg-range In the United States and warranted
To hest the rooms above. IL received, with the
celebrated Parlor tun AID Lightning Fireplace
Heaters. the first premiums at the nsryI.nd State
Fair and ~ the American Institute Fair, New
York. Buy her the Parlor IN Or lightning
Fireplace Heaters and the Paris Range, and you
VIII have tbs test hsaiug fireplace stove aad The
best cooking appa ratus IL the world.
Send for descriptive circular.
WILLIAM Z. WI Cd L CO.,
Manufacturers ar d Inventors Of Heating EeutI.
latlug. and Cf oSinR Apparatus, s73 and 575 w.
Baltimore street Bclt!.lore Md, no Q dsm
d OOFIN ESTATES AND SLATE
IL R.'t FS.- sm sR in sse1t for The sale Of
States from Quarries In Suck!n. ham county. viii
sell sl'te5 10 any quantity, and wiIl contract 10
put them on roof.
ALBERT L.,wEsT, Architect
III Man rect.
Y. q. Drawings furnished for al kinds OF BALD
ings. &C., AID work superintented az heretofore.
no o. Sat, " cd, &SaIs
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AUCTi0R Substituting Days.
: -'Te-1Ss BY Richardson 4 co. go
Auctfoneers aud Real Estate AsenH'
No, Ills Main street.

FRAME DWELLING. TO BE, RE.
a MOVED, FOR SALE -ATrACGfi oiS:t y
~ paabaiI seIi bv auction, on the premises.
FfsAsE DWELLING. occupied by Mrs. Dohsr-
IT, built OF good heart timber and locf.ed on the
Coutts and Orange streets, to bs removal within
twenty diys II ON the Of sale;
do 2 Auctloncers.
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EEAB, ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE
by I5bell Son,
Real Estate Agents and huctioDeers,
Ulevcnth street bc,1e IN Main and Bank.

TOR SALE OR RElTT, 4 most desira-
r BILE f,ur-acre LOT. on lie north SIDE of Main
Tor Elm ~ood) street., ahos three hundred yards
west Of The corporation line, with pretty hRl' II
and YRAME DIV HLbJNtf and ntct ssa'Y out
houses thereon. all in GOOD order. TIL: front Of
the lot aud yard have been recectly well enclosed
with a new sud substantial fence. THIS %; liz S
beautifully and has on IL varici7 o. CHI ice fruit
tree7, grape5, shrubhery. Gc. III a RI 6idtnce; II
passe:sas nearly al The advint7 ge5 OF m CITY win
Inc retirement and quiet Of The country.
| For terms, &r.. apply u IsBE a. SON,
AucJoneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street betN cen Main and Bank.
GrnIiit
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SALAD OlL-in bottles and flasks-oi
superior quality, Just received, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD d CO.,
no % Druggists.
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- JOHN o. STEfER D ro,
THOMAS J. EVANS. oopain q
GpJRBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers 10 "a

SALE OF LAND IN CAROLINE
= COUSTY.-In pursuance OF decree pro-
noun ced at the last term of the Circu. Court OF
G .roline county In the case Of knn 4. Battaic
RI. ". II. Allan, trustee, and othars The sus.
scrfber, az special commissioner FOR the pGr-
nose. VIII sell publicly, a. Bowling Green, on the
9Th day of January 1872, all the laud sold under
former decree 70 George *. Taylor, .xcep' two
parcels conveyed By said TAYLOR by deeds 10
James Z. Ennis and Robert 6. Allen, rcspec-
lively.
The LAND TO be sold |, In two parcels one
containing about egh:y-three acres, just outside
the corporate limits Of the town Of Bow!ag
Green. on the road running east from the town :;
and the other parcel, containing about sixteen
acres, lies on the main street Of the said town
opposite the former residence OF The late judge
x. fl. Coleman. Both parcels are de5i rahe
pieces Of property, and The title viii be perfectly
good.
THE TERMS ARE Cash enough to pay the
costs OF The suit and expenses Of sa!c- Sc, so
q credit as to the balance Of one Two. AMI three
years, with interrS. from DAY OF SALE lmme-
date possession ~
WALTER G.. HUDG1S,
de l.2aw4r Commissioner.
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AND FOR SALE IN HEN +; ~
EJCOU> Pursuant u Z de rec o. Inc
q .rntv Court or Renr.co, rendered on the !4,n
Never Der, 1871 IN the suit Q, puryear Us r ,ns
yeir, &c, we viii sell at public auction on TUG
1Te'niscs. ON THURSDAY, 2let ecenher, 1871,
TsaGT OF LAND lylog IN the upper pat O.
the s9id county, on tee ChiGk ahominy, ao t",,
thirteen miles from Richmond. ana contaIniioS
Jesse paryaar died SC d. ImproveneDts con,
eist Of n eulsll FrAn DWELLING Win hFe
rooms and passage barn, slao!e, corn anu 'o-
baccc- houses. .ro .o,,1
TERMS tJne-third cash bal1nce IN two eIusi
inet.luents In elk and twelve mouths, with Ceed
Va 1' ~ JOSEPH MAYO, JE.,
JSHSS PU8Y
aot-7g.awstHw1s Commissioners.
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nARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
AND sPECUtAToRs.
SALE OF VALUABLE real ESTATE Al
YORKTOWN,

one Of he finest herboT5 In The United ata'cs,
about kitty miles from the Atlantic Ocean,
with an uninterrupted chaancl-way Of
thirty. three feet at low tide.
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AUfyTgDA SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Grubps u williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
u E4TAIE In THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AT a JCTION.- In execution OF decree Of The
Chaucery Court OF Richmond. entered On 2sd No.
yember 1871, In the causes OF Ford and ais. a.
Ford and sis.," and :. Osvedo's administrator ~.
Ford,s adm istrator, &C." tho undersigned COM
missioners thereby appointed VIII sell at auction,
upon the premises respectively, In The order
named below, on FRIDAY, 9Th Deem Der. COM
mencirg at half past O'Clock r. 81, the follow.
ing REkL ESTATE, OF which tho late Larkn Z.
Ford died seized 10 wit
The FRAMED DWELLING mo. ?J1sl On the
sOuthside OF Franklin between Twenty-nrst sDd
Twenty-Eccond streets, occupied ny hrs. 6. n.
Cottrell. IL has four rooms and 8 Kitchen, With
The FRAMED DWELLING at the northwest
corner Of Grace and Twenty. ninth stress, oecu-
MED by Mr.. W. 4. Westwo0d, having four rooms
B sides n basement. The BRICK DWELLING
adioirip. the above, recently occupied by Mr.
Fletcher having six rooms and kitt hen. Each
of these lots front thirly-ih7ee ic:t on Grace
~ SMALL FRAMED BULLDOG on the cas-,
side OF Elm stree. near 10 Rockets street, with
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at sir,
twelve and eighteen months for negoiIa bio notes
with Interest added. ana he tide 10 be withheld
until the notes are paid and conYeyances directed
By the couit. ,o,,yr n Srr,
y Tgaxs - 7 E EvssSSs' Comm'rs.
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Auction Sales.--future Days.
Nv Grubfs " Wililsms,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
I Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RfCHMOFD.-In execution Of de-
cree Of tho Chanccrv Court OF Hichmond entered
on toe 14th or October 1911 in tho case Of Myers,
&C., US. Myerss administrator and azs.. as special
COMMIT ssioner thereby appointed. Will sell al
auction, upon the premlse, ON MQSDAY ,he LIZ In
|THREE-s TORY BRICK DWELLINGS OF which
The l..e Joseph MYERS Died SEIZED situated ~ :ce
oppied re pcc.iyely by Me.srs J. c. Joplin and W.
+. Gjrnttt.
Each house hrs about eleven rooms mclldins
ha at.ics kitchens with about i've rooms each
Also, pretty BUILDING LOT hjoinins tEG
above on the south, fronting on SsVehIh CAV
ruuniDg b sex to market alley. =, .,~
Terms One fourth c,sh me ostaheS AZ no,es
win int reft added, titles being retainer by tnc
court until the notes are paid and conVeyances
"'e'''" 'TPOMHS J EVANS, Copm ssioner;
GKuBBS &c WILLIAMS huctloNeers, W
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING DONs
A3 CHEAP At TEIs )RFiCI.
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Bv Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
ca.,s- Goreruor and Franklin streets
cToCK OF MEDICIN SI2sb RK9 ID &c., @o;,
. AT huCTI0N.-on ri sfsr Mt suction. ~ &
Der, a. III, ~ entire stock OF Dsgss
&C. contain in store NO. and ,d'i rxchanse hotels
enc This Establishment is completely furnished ara
has a fine cash trade: c..rox Arctionecrs,
no 90 COOK u LAU0t toN1 huoL.V.-- - %
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E'dSQE-

TIINE FAMILY FLOU r, MADE
L rKoM CnoIcEE WHEA n DECvsI !
EaTED-aECuND TO NOE IN NE MAJ
KE'r. .guR PRE MUM FLOUR NOT TX
CEPTED-EvERY aAkR"L WARKAnT TED,
OR : O SALF.-Thc lovers Or good bread viii
consult their taste u: ry!og barrel OF our choice
FAMILY FLOUR, witch Is regarded rs SUPERIOR
Il any In the market account oi the Gle nib <
or decorticatng process through which we put
our wheat. = Lrl0l Is all that IS needed 10 be
convinced. You VIII tua that IL VIII rlEe higher
bake whl;er. est sweetGr aud so farther, than any
other tlDur you ever had.
ALWAYS good EXTRA aud SUPERFINE
FiI-,UkS OH hand besides. fresl-grUund BOLT
I'd MEAL; which VIC deliver u customers OH
sh3lt notice. G.. Il. STACY Il SOH,
"a ln.ln LIZ h;ill Manchester.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
FANCY FAIR AT ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'J.

fair for the benefit Of the psor OF the parish of
st. Francis Xavier Is in progress at the College
Hail, West sixteenth street, between Firth ana
Sixth avenues. The school room is tasteiuiy decor.
ated and the various tables laid out In good tase
where the charitable can he charitable through the
usual purchases OF tribes at advanced prices. The
Children Of Marys table is presided by Mrs. u.
Devlin, assisted by some charming young ladies',
whose eyes would win mortal over 10 assisting the
needy by buying
A SHAVING BASKET POR t5
IL he had the ialifest approach to a human heart.
Mrs. Lake Is the guardian angel OF the Rosary table,,
and Mrs. Kohy IS the watching spirit over the light
refreshment counter At the end o. the hail Is stage,
from whence musical delight is dispensed. The
performance on the plano by Miss Louise Ecksicin
called forth well deserved paudits. Her playing OF
a fantasia on airs from Rossni's 'Don Pasquale"
exhibited considerable power OF expression and
sympathy, While her execution OF the more difficult
passages showed triumph over lingering surprls
Ing In one so young The fair will continue open
until the 9th instant. All who can picture the sui
ierngs which the approach OF winter brings TO the
doors OF the poor snou,d lend helping hand TO tue
fair at 81 Xaylers.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
KILLED BY RAIL,

Yesterday morning John Jobson, a youth egh.
teen years OF age, attempted TO drive a horse
attached to a wagon across the track OF the Harlem
Railroad at Fifty ninth street, he not observing the
appr oach OF an outward bound New Haven train OF
cars. Before he could clear the track the ioco
mo tive struck the vehicle completely demolishng
It, ana almost instantly killing young Jobson. The
remains were sent TO the Morgue aud Coroner
keenan, notified to hold an inquest. Deceased lived
at No. 800 Third avenue.
David Wilde, a German lad, sixteen years OF age,
died in Bellevue hospital on "Wednesday evening.
A few hours previous TO his DEAN David. who
peddled parlor matches, was either In the act OF
leaving the front platform or 153, OF Third
avenue line, In the Bowery, near Houston street,
about TO Jump aboard the car when he was pushed
fell before the front wheel which passed over his
left leg and hgn, crushing the bones and aceratng
the flesh in a horrible manner. TIE driver Of the
car was taken In charge and detained to await the
result OF an investigation before Coroner Keenan,
The remains OF the unfortunate youth were taken 10
the residence OF the parents 176 DIVISION street, Tor
intcrment
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to the
Morgue TO holl an inquest on the body OF James
Shelly, forty years OF age and native OF Ireland,
who died In Bellevue Hospital on Monday afternoon
last. Deceased, who was wood turner ana worked
al Hunters Point was walking home on the track
OF the Long Island Rairo3d, when he was struck by
the locomotive and fatally injured. Deceased lived
at Dutch Kills, l.. |.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
THE TITULAR DAY or POPE Plus.

Feast Of tho Immaculate Conception-Its Ceie-
brntion Hero and Elsewhere.
To-day, the sth OF December, is the Feast OF the
immaculate Conception, which Is observed with
deep veneration wherever Roman Catholics are
found. In other years this was one OF Papa Rome's
grandest religious gala days, whereon st. Peters
dome was wont to be profusely studded with yar
colored lights after nightrall and the Pnclan II III
aplaze with magnificent allegorical works. The
guns OF Castle Saint Angelo ushered In the day, the
prepared to enjoy the festivities or the new holidav
or obligation" in Parts, Marseilles and Madrid
the anniversary OF the definition Of the great dog
ma OF the Immaculate Conception has been lnva-
rably honored by public religious pageants, such as
professions OF cardinals bishops and priests IN the
presence OF the holy sacrament. But this festival
Is especially remarkable at present as the ttular
day or Pope Plus the Ninth-that Is, he Is more
devoted to the Sth Of December than any other holi
day. as propitous occasion on which TO render
his PRAYERS and works more enlcaci0us This iact Is
accounted lot by the Popes proverbial devoledness
70 the patronage OF the holy Mother Of God,
through whose intercessiOn II Is said that he has
procured many signal iavors In hours OF trial and
afilicti0n.
The Feast or the Immaculate Conception will be
celebrated at ST. Patrick's Cathedral In this city, by
a Pontincal high mass. All the atars IN the CATHOLIC
churches are decorated with flowers and rich tapes.
try In honor or the vrgnity and celestial RANK or
the Mother OF God, and thousands oil little children
occasion, while all the Roman Catholic religious
orders male and female viii close tner Nore,ad. or
nine days prayer Offering to the Blessed Virgin,
today.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

at san Geronimo. In the jurisdiction OF Puerto
Principe. reports from the lst OF October the
presentation OF 9Os prisoners, and declares that
Ia the vicinity OF Puerto Principe and the Trotelia
there exist no enemies
Adylces from Trinidad state that an nsurgent
formerly photographer In that city. had recently
presented himself, with dolelul tale OF the surer
lngs OF the lsoa,cd insurgents or that district, who
consist principally OF Chinese and negroes that the
name OF Cespedes Is never heard among them, and
orders are received from no one.
The HAVANA OPERA.
rue oDesa season opened well last night. but Ia
also afrected by the late excitement. II the sub
scription hat had not alreadv been well flied the
prospect or Its being remunerative would perhaps
have been a failure. u commenced its labors last
night before q moderately full house with "RigO-
etto" ably interpreted by Giuan Gilda; Vidal, the
Duge Natali de Testa, Magdalena, and Sparapani as
Rigoett0. Mile. Giutani was at first rather ne rvous
and frightened. hut soon recovered her selfp0sses
sion. Vidal. the tenor, trOd the boards as If ne
know the Havana public we'll; but he Is Spaniard
ana has good voice. Natai dc Tesla was well
coined with burst OF applause--an ovation or the
public to our old favorite. Spagapani makes the
best RlR0letto which has appeared In Havana, and
Is a splendid singer and actor The opera, no doubt.
viii be success as IL il very complete In all It's
parts. Tamberlik will niake his debut to night in
t.Il TroyatoreV
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
o q Z = U "A r z.

General tho Hon. Sir Jnmes YorIke Scnrlctt,
X. G. n.
Lieutenant General Sir james YOrke Scarlett
K G. b.. OF the British Army, died In England last
Wednesday evening. lie was In the seventy second
year OF his age.
General Scarlet was one OF the most distinguished
soldiers in the service Of the British Crown He
was born In the year 1899. and was the second
son Of James, first Lord Abinger. BY his
wife Louisa, daughter OF Peter Campbell, ESQ. He
entered tho army at an early age, the record al
commissions: 26th Of March, 1918, Eigh,
teenth Hussars; lieutenant oath OF October. 1921,
Sf O ss tS s
9th OF June 1925, unattached; exchanged back to
sixth Dragoon Guards 21st Of July, 1926; major.
Firth Dragon Guards 30th Of November 1880;
lieutenant colonel. Sd OF July, 1910, Fifth Dragon
Guards; colonel, lith Of November, 1851. and tenn
1854. General Scarlett served In the Crimea in the
years lS54-5o wnere he had command OF the heavy
British british cavalry @ division. T lie distinguished him.
return ,S England he was sc. placed in. IN com;
camp at 1ldershot during the year is5s-57. H6 was
promoted 10 the rank Of Commanderin. CHIEF Of the
that capacity during the period from 1857 TO 1850
General Scarlet was next commissioned Adjutant
General Of the Forces lie DISCHARGED the duties Of
this command from the year 1860 TO 1865. ana
shot IL 1865. General Scarlet rcpresented
i from Inc years 1897 10 is4. He married, in 1875,
Charlotte Anne, second daughter OF and co-he,r of
John OF nSnk s s
with honor In Trinity College, Cambridge, after hts
education In E!on In the clyil service .,e ne was
attention to the organization or thc British yeo-
manry and militia force. General Scarlet was q
memDcr OF the Carlton Club aad a moderate tory Ia
politics.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
JUDGES AND PRISONERS FREEZING.

During the inclement weather Of the past few
weeks. the Justices CLERKS, reporters and officers
detailed al Jefferson Market have nearly all been
made sick on account OF small stove placed in the
room hardly large enough TO warm newspaper
stamd. rev days since ex.Judge NewkirK was
confined In the prison box Tor short ume when
lie received cold, rom the effects OF which ho
died In few hours afterwards. Justce Cox.
becoming discouraged with THIS state OF thlngs, on
wednesday afternoon issued a summons against
Edward II. Marrener, q stove dealer In Third ave-
nue., VINO mas Tie contract for putting up the stoves
In the city 0niccs, s0na ordered him TO return ths
Same stove that was M The court room last winters
which Is nearly TWICE tho size OF The present one.
Marrener promised 10 do "a requcaleh and lett tho
court room shyc,ing trom The cola produccd Wv ms
pVcke. stuvo
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
LOSS OF THE BRIG WILLIAM CRgEvY.

Perilons Condition Of the Captains wife,
Three Children and the Crew Their Rescue
by,a.Govcrnment LifebOat.
The brig william Crcevy, Captain Foley, from
Inagua for Boston, with cargo OF forty-hve tons OF
SAT-, which was stated In our.maritime columns yes
terday as having gone ashore on southampton
beacn Long Island, sprang leak on the 4th inst'
and was beached at midnight op the 5th for the
purpose OF preventing her from founderlng and 10
preserve the lives OF all on board. She struck ON a
bar sixty rods from the shore, and soon hlled with
water. At the time she went ashore the crew were
oil frostb,tten out with much cxeTtion they man-
aged to launch the boat. when was stove as soon as
launched.
Tue captains wife, three children ana servant
wero saved from freezing by beng kept ia the gal.
ley until their rescue.
At daylight on the 9Th inst the brig was discov.
ereu In her perllous condition by persons on HE
shore, and soon aiter government liieboat rom
the nearest station rescued all on board-thirteen
In number
Tie vessel went TO pieces In O short time and be-
came a total loss. captain Foley was sole owner
anu Lad No Insurance On hef.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
VETERAN ASSOCIATION NINTH REGIMENT
N. G. S, N. Y.

The Board OF Arrangement OF the Veteran Associ.
alton Ninth regiment n. g. s. N. y. met with closed
doors last evening at the armory West Twenty
sixth street, but did not transact any business OF
importance. This association at Inst seems 10 be
In fair way OF accomplishing Its objcct-that
meeting and general good for ali DIS
charged members OF the regiment eligible 70
membership. Their first meeting was held April ~,
this year. and the general plan OF organization tncn
discussed, but until the present time an apauny
wholly Inconsistent with the wishes Of lis ollgli-
tors has existed. Now, however there Is cnancc m
or lis ultimate success. as energctic mhmy , ya,, ,m
are at the helm, and In. little whiio the Nihtn
reoIment NAV boast OF veteran association second
10 none of Its character In the country.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

gf the preSent depressed condition or our sbIpp{6R
lnterests, and recommend such measures as It maT'
aoom best f0r the revival and prosperity OF the
esmo with tho view OF having Its report presented
Chamber
yne resolution was unanimously adopted
.ssL NJ. aOuShY Then moved thar Committee No. he
nsI snSu uc.eu 70 prepare y memorial TO Congress.
sucn legislation by that body should serve
" Puvo TUG SUBJECTS OF quarantine and immisrah0u
The meeting then adiourned so'S
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
william stowe.

William Stowe, Postmaster OF Springfield, Mass.
died suddenly in tnat town yesterday morning. Mr..
stowe was nfty-three years OF age. He discharged
tie duties OF Clerk OF the House OF Representatives
OF Massachusetts during period or SIX years. and
managed the arairs OF the Post once Tor fourteen
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
VIEWS OF THE PAST.


Is70-rhe French Army OF the Loire again dc!eatcu
and compelled to continue its retreat.
1s6J-The Ecuinenical Council opened IN Rome
pya squall near vera Cruz, Mexico; thlrty-
nine ltves lost.
l5i2-MArv Queen vr ;cots, born,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-04

"gWhat's the matte wid you?''
asked colored woman. 'Dar's matter
enuf-drouble all ober de house. Fad
der am drunk, and muder am gone home
wild close; Sis broke de looking glass
wild de broomstick, de baby got her
eyes full of kyan pepper, and little Ned
Anthony put de mustard on his hair for
goose grease; l put salt in my tea for
white sugar, and it made me sick; de
dog tickled Ned's= face and got his
moutEful of mustard, and lies under de
bed howlin' de kitten got her head in
de milkpot, and l cut her head off to
save de pitcher. and den / had to break
the pitcher to get de head ont. and de
way I'll get licked when mudder comes
home for settin' de bed on fire will be a
sim H