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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-17
DIVIDENDS, ETO.

nGya OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENNSYI-
- YANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 4O7
WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, 1871.
The Board Of Directors OF the North Pennsylvania
dydesd Of FRSE PER CENT Fs @ clear OF TsHe
payable in scrip bearing interest," and convertible
into the capital stock OF the company when pre-
sented In sums OF not less than fifty dollars. The
scrip so issued will be deliverable on February |,
and convertible at any time thereafter. ,-,,.
The Transfer Books will be closed on SATURDAY,
the 7th inst, at 3 O'Clock p NJ, and the dividend
will be credited to the stockholders as they may
stand registered at the closing of the books
The Transfer books will remain closed until MON
DAY. the 10th inst WILLIAM WlSTEk.
152w Treasurer.
nSFp TO THE HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE
W. STOCKS.-Notlce is hereby given that the
Interest due January l. 1871, the Funded Debt Of
the State OF Ohio, will be paid at the American EX
change National Bank, In the city OF New York,
from the LIST to the 10Th proximo and thereafter at
our office in this city. Columbus, ohie, December
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State,
ISAAC r. SHERWOOD, Secretary OF State,
FRANCIS r. POND, Attorney General,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund of the State OF
Ohio. IL 80 I'm
nSr. NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs.-A DIvI-
w. DEND Of FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE will
be paid BY the the HESTTQNVILbE, ST S,V MAtNTUA, AND
PANY, free OF State tax, on and after December
9th next at the office OF the Company, No. liz
Transfer books viii be closed December 18th and
reopen December 91st.
CHARLES P. HASTINGS,
1916 smwtf Treasurer
N.Y. OFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL IN
- SURANCE COMPANY, N. E. Corner of
THIRD and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 5, 1871.
At meeting of the Board of Directors OF this
Company a dividend of SIX PER CENT was de-
clared on the outstanding scrip and stock OF the
Company, clear OF taxes, payable on demand.
162w JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
r6s- THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CoM-
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
CoMPANYs BUILDING, No. 400 WALNUT STREET.
January 2, 1871. (
The Directors have this day declared dividend
OF THREE PER CENT on the capital stock of the
Company for the last six months, payable on de-
mand, free OF all taxes ALEX. W. WISTER,
12f Secretary.
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GEORGETOWN.

SPECIAL AIIrIss W rns CRY COUNCILS
fosseee Of tie Tas Bu-Pursuant to Q call OF
pr o. :ns s pu4
pose Of framing tax bill for the year ISL. al
though regular meeting would have been held
this evening. without such call. The reason for
mis- haste was that the bill for q new govern
Aent for the District OF Coiumbia now pending
In Congress, has clause that " No taSee for
general purposes shall hereafter he assessed bv
die municipal authorities OF the cities OF Wash
inston or Georgetown, or by said levy court"
II this bill had become law before the passage
Of the tan bill by the corporation OF George
town, her citizens would have been relieved
ffsm payment Of any taxes until the same were
levied BY the new government.
Board Of AtGerRes p resent, Messrs Cox,
Magruder, Fisher, and Peck. Mr.. Magruder
general and direct taxes for the year 1871. as
follows: Direct tax, 20 cents on each Si00 OF as
sessed real and personal property; gas tax. 10
sionai specia tan .pp M..roroliss Uen rs,irosd
debt, cents; school tax, Is cents; total tax OF
41.25 on the hundred dollare- The collector IL
arscaeH 10 s a ~ per cent; Discount on all
on all made before July LIST next. Adjourned
Common CossciL-Present, Messrs. Grimes,
Fuller Dunlop, Besll, Marbury. PIckrell. Ber-
picatiOn from the Mayor, setting forth the OBJ
ject OF the meeting to he the passage Of an ordi-
nance levyinE taxes for the year 1871. Board Of
His en ordinance lsvy,ag taxes FOR the year
~. Dir. Curtis offered a resolution 8pprOpria-
ting the sum Of 500 each to VIM. Laird and j.
l.. Parkhurst, clerks OF the Board of Aldermen
and Common Council respectively, as extra
compensation, and IL was laid over temporarly;
after which the board adjourned.
THs PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO BE CLOSED DURING
THE Ca RNIvAL- h,,tinN Of ke Board of Guard
ions.-The Board OF Guardians of the Public
schools held a special meeting yesterday after
noon at o'clock-present Messrs. HYDE, Dun
Top, Cox. and Curtis communication was
read from George s. Gideon, Esq, seer etary Of
the carnival committee, requesting that the
public schools OF Georgetown be closed on Mon
day and Tuesday next, to afford the teachers
and scholars an opportunity to witness the car.
mval festivities; and, on motion Of Mr.. Curtis,
the request was complied with, unanimously
The schools, therefore, will not be reopened
after to-day till Thursday morning lnext-Mon-
GAY and Tuesday being carnival days, and
wednesday, the I'D, being q national holiday.
The WATER was this morning let OF the
Georgetown level OF the canal to allow of the
usual repairs, which viii occupy about ten or
fifteen days.
THH STEAMER r. G. KNIGHT, from New York.
- expected in port to-day, with full freight OF
merchandise for District merchants.
CHINA WARE at low prices, at +. NJ Lazen-
by's, on Bridge street. Zee his advertisement
He il the eole agent in this District for seine
twine, netting cotton. duck and awning goods
which he offers at factory prices.
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society, and from the arrangements which are
making and the rate at which subscriptions are
being received, they win be among the most
brilliant entertainments ever given in this city.
The civic bail at the Masonic Temple win be
the scene Of an asse mblage Of many CT the most
disting uished nen and beautiful women in the
country. The masked ball ut the National
Theater will however. be the most attractive
to many, as there will be Q great variety Of COS
tunes, and many will be Of the most elegant
description. As the number of tickets to both
balls viii be limited to the capacity Of the build
ings where they are held, those who desire to
subscribe should lose no time, but send in their
names ~ once.
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FIRE At MASONIC TENPLR.-About o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the store
OF Mr. Ill. II. Bradley, under the Masonic
Temple, corner of 9th and streets, a wooden
spittoOn having burnt and set fire to the floor
which was burnt through. The fire WAS eX-
tDeuished by Mr.. Bradley assisted by officers
Michigan. Huntington and Moline.
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ONE OF TEB MOST Attractive featur, seof
the carnival season will be tie fne display of
clothing and furnishing goods At Straus' great
establishment. This Will probably surpass nv
thing OF the kind vet seen here and its chief
be suty will be found in the low prices for which
everything can be bought. Strangers and Cit.
zfns alike shonld give Straus a call before his
stock is reduced TOO low to be seen in ali Its
glory.
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CITY ITEMS.

LINEN COLLARS
Very choice STYLES in fine Collars from 81 TO e
per dozen. Large variety at reduced prices
GEO. T.. HENNTNG,
4l6 9TH street y. W.
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AMUsEMENm. q.

Eaisoac1 Teatsr-Mrs. Scott Siddons in "King
ktEes Daughter" and Faint Heart Never
Won Far Lady
waU's Opera H5sH.-The Berger Family
eviss Bel Ringers.
Ka.oaic Tep,Fse-Grsnd concert BY Mis- j aii-
ana May and Others.
t,iS F,lIoss' Hal-iGth anniversary reunion
Of Central Lodge. Music, addresses, dancing,
Re.
Prof Pratt, the Horse Tanner, B3 and Z
streets.
k.TETiter-s Art Gallery, ass tn street.
Bariovs Gallery OF OIL Paintings, Io3G Penn
ClysHia avenue.
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TEE FkSIAN ExILEs in New York have A.
ctpted The invitation % come 70 the carnival
n tbs city, neat week
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III VI. 4. WALL . 90, Apetionssrs.
ID NsW Marble DuIEdinG,
Stores No. eco D eos Fem. w.. cor Nth O.

30 20 ~ tec.iving from the naeSfaetarsr .
EfT 1UaGlTu1D q I'll descriptions, 10 III
y ~ - mvise The sttsntioa q eefcrs, -
ess9 neec e erdeg. ana % which Ne 6esDsct-
uly invite tne -Aste1tion q buyers before DuSehe.
oe0-o Aoettonoo
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0eorpeto~ Adyertisements,

N-DURBARTON sTBEHr \. = CauBcs,
GI0RGET9gNE ssryiccs In this
e pAAsshIvkEsn
sermon e il o'clock Q m By the Passor. Rev. u.
DASHEiLL, and q p: -. eGinent public
sunday School Anniversary. fe E-2t'
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Gilt Jewelry,
erode Plated Jeweiry,
Silver Plated Ware
Received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store.
No 45a Pennsylvania avenue, between a., and
9th streets.
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CHAEer or KEEPING ABAwpY-HoUsB.-Yss-
terdxy afternoon, one OF the bali ffs AZ tia Po-
lice Court arrested Lizzie Snow on the charge
Of keeping b2wdy-hsuse, and she deposited
VI 600 ~ collateral for her appearance to an
sWeT the charge. ~, - : :
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SPECIAL NOTICE.. - The Brooklyn Life In
surance Company OF New York want General
Agent at Washington. An energetic and re-
halle party, who has had experience in Life
Insurance, and can produce evidence of past
success, can make q favorable and profitable ar
rangement. Address Brooklyn hte Insurance
Company, Evening Star office. s
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at 81 q pair,
all sizes. A new assortment Just received At O.
Baum's Corset Factory. 40S eth st.
HRNPLKR has all kinds of thermometers
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RY THOMAS DOWLIN9, Auot'r; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUAEyi.E PROPERTY

IN GEORGSTOWN.
IA BY virtue Of 4 deed of trust, dated and re-
80 corded ia Liber NJ Ii, No. IL, foiios isi aes
and rs, one of the land records Of the county of
Warrington, District ofColumbia, aud at the writ
zen request OF the Treasurer Of the Central Building
association ot Georgttevn, District 81 Columbia,
We shall sell, in front of the premises on TUESDAY
the lSth day Of February. A. n. 1871, at O'Clock
p NJ. all that piece parcel IT land lying and stu
area IN the city u Georgetown. District of Colum
bia, aid known and distinguished the plat Of said
city parts OF lots numbered fourteen and fifteen
seven, eight ard nine a, and 81. in the original
plan OF Georgetown aforesaid, and bon nded as fol-
lows -BeginnfnR ~ the southwest corner of the
property conveyed TO Henry wingate by Francis
tober the twenty fifth. eighteen hundred and sixty
four, and recorded In Lfber T. No as folio
I6 one OF the land records of the county aud Dis
tIlct afe resaid, running thence north IN the west
thence east and At right angles 20 Congress street
iory nye feet six inches; thence south par all
TO hrst line forty two feet eight inches thence west
straight line forty five feet SIX inches 10 the
place OF beginning together with the free of the
alleys bounding on and leading TO the same improved
by three Two story Brick Dwellings.
Terms OF sale: One half cash; and the balance in
equal lnsaments with interest from date OF sale In
three and six months, secured by deed of trust on
the property cold To be resold In I'VE DAYS n the
terms Of sale are not complied with at purchasers
cost. ef0 will he required when the property is
knocked down. Conveyancing and stamps ct pur-
W yrLh A p; GAssIN, Trustees.
il2 iaw3wadffes THOS. DOwLISG .Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account OF the weather, until FRIDAY, Feb. nth,
MILAN d CAssIN, trr,
felt fRED. W JONES trustees.
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SEE ADvKRrisExkST or desirable furnished
Capitol.
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JosEPH r. BENSISG is said 70 be the correct
nAine OF the one Juror who held out for cquit-
IA OF Hon. Z. q. Bowen on his trial for bl,amy,
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EEv. pR- r. SzoLD, Of Baltimore, Ia to de
liver sermon in the German language on ~
aTcAy, and Rev. DIR. l.. Jsstro, of Phifa,isl phIs
a lecture on Sunday next, ~ the sth stree
Synagogue. See advertisement.
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FISH.
Ho. lMEss MACkEREL,
No. GEORGES BANK MACkEREB,
No. FAT MAOEEREL,
No. ECUNUMI SHaD
ST. JOHN ALEWISEs,
PORTsn0UTH SPLIT HERRING.
PlCkLKD SALMON.
O3DTIsH, and SCALED HERRING,
Fer sale low, by
BROWNING &MIDDLEIOR
61t Peuusy lyanis avenue
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DROWNED IN THE PoToNAc.-Night before
last, the body Of . man with a blue biouse on
vas seen floating past the wharf at Gfaskoro
FONT, and some men got boat and attempted
70 recover the body, but failed on account Of
dark pess coming on
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WARRANTED, wARkAKTKD, wARRAHrkp
only one foIlsr per bofsie. large bottles. sr fiss
4 ARTRuK NATfANs, prusgist.
fell tr corner ID an y streeJs y. ".
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81 MAEks FKkk CsUECH.-This church
SAVING been moved 20 the corner OF and 81
streets southeast, will be reopened for di
service On Sunday next. At N q. m. when the
Right key. Bishop Of MARYLAND will Institute
the Rev A. +. Steele into the ON CO OF rector OF
Memorial Parish, and the holy Communion viii
lie celebI ated. lis BKALa- Rsgi,t.r
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TRUSTEE SALE OF RIAL EsTArE IN

Of Decsmber. 4: 3. isss, and duly recorded N
Lfher md b, No. 6, folio 81, etc. one OF the
land records for Washington county in the District
q GHln%s's ss.l zen e public snesisn ,s %
ct O'Clock NJ. in front OF the premfses, part Lot
numbered One Hundred and eix. IN Beall g addition
70 0eor getown. in the District Of columbia begin
uing st the southwest corner Of lot on Montgomery
street east side aad running north twenty feet then
east sixty feet then south twenty feet; then west
sixty feet, 10 the place OF beginning: being the
PREMISES conveyed 10 Albert Burrel ey George Bris
coe and wife. per deed dated 9Th SeDteObeF ls6S
and recorded among the land records OF Washington
county In Liber y. N. H., No. 6, pr. 81 -, ana 50
with the improvements.
Term. of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with notes besrn interest, ured
by deed uf trust the premises. $40 to BE- paid on
the tall OF the hammer. stamps and con yey ancRg
at the cost OF the purchaser.
fell d THOS. DOWLlNd, Aucf'r
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60 To Prof. Pratts amphithestrs Saturday
IteInoon: AZ clock, and zee . Kicking, biting
and educated by Prof Pratta new AMI nr scsicai
system or horsemanship. A bad kicker 1. 10
70 be handled II the same place Saturday nj sht
at O'Clock. An interested in horses should
not fail to be present.
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IHf MORSE MoSrNkST.-A meeting OF the
hu'ses OF the National Telegraph Association
vas held YESTERDAY afternoon and the renor,
OF the committee 20 select site for the bro
posed monument 20 Prof. Morse was adop,ed
ara the committee authorized TO Immediately
confer with the government authorities with a
view 70 obtaining the site FIXED upon for the
monument-the government reservation At the
intersection OF Louisiana avenue, e street and
.tA street.
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NohTrAsy KsPoKr.-The report OF the sec
tetary OF the BOardOt Health DIR. \. NJ. String.
seldl Tor the month OF January shows 4 total o,
Ies' deAtns m the city, OF which % we're bv con
somptien, Ia BY pneumonia. : each by apopIeyy
SoL'assons' And old Age. There we're - whit.
males ana . white females and 81 coloree
MALES and a colOred females Forry~nins w.
below years OF age; u from 10 70 ~: IS iron
~ 10 70, % from 10 TO 80, "A from 30 20 ~, and
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Mr. JOIN Davidson. an old resident or ,hi.
city, died last night. MIR. Davidson -, -,
EhsilshmSn by oita, and . brewer By trade.
And carried ON the manufacture OF Al. So,
years AZ the h street brewery near Georgetosn
And lately has kept refreshment saloon on I3tn
street near H street. Mr.. davidson had many
warm friends IN this city. gained by his cenia,
manners AMI bene VIOLENT heart. He was - wears
cd.
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INSURANCE.
MUTUAL LIN issyS ssss oonP.S

Ave. GAYLORD, See: HFEER sNITH, Vice PY....
yoHS n. NaS DyKE, pr>.t,
Was organized 10 ISIS No 80 on 90 49, 4. A.
wv nsm9rs belne prrels mutual COMPANY /.
The NorthvesieTn furnishes insurAnoe at GO - rs
This net oost Wi ee les tn. IN most, II not al
Eastern ccm psnler, b-osR.s oAtaiDs hichsr rafe-
Of interest on Us intestmebts hs- love- rate ~
m.rtsny sne hosos hith fese,xe. Agents snted
fee I'm Gl-T,e-r-f
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ASTRAL OIL.
IspOf for Pr0tf'S Non. ErpiONIr, Astral M
just received, 100 gallons Prstts ASTRAL OIL,
var rsnteo not TO explode. Trade supplied 81 New
BEowNIyG a MIDDLETON.
bIA
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Bowen AND MACKkY.-We have a commuui-
tAuen from i. y. Mackey in response to the
charge that be attempted TO >dborn a witness
IA TIE case OF the United State. W. e.. T.. Bowen.
Nj Aaekey states that he Ia, never spoken 10
81 IN any manner communicated with the man
smith, who makes the charge. upon thi. or apy
Other subject, and that his action is explained
ey the fsct that he u and ha> been for more
Than year past &. G. Bowen's private secre-
tAy. or. Nackey proceeds 70 speak OF Smith
IN anything bur compliments airy terms, and ssys
~ CONCLUSION AFTER BOwen's re arrest tod az
z~srrant was issued TOR me- on learning winch
appeared and wss released on my own recag-
uZAnceT
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

D drepG uEDERCLOrdIN0 4ay 8 ioSS1 -
xenent OhEtstian Anosietioa. JudiciorI 0Quars
o stSss(. bst1sSa StA ssdifH. Soii-d
T1OoD UIzK U0181LLAD
s 49, y. .ss = y.lss.66sscSS E -: 80 g.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

ages but whom did the Egyptians learn
from? Were these sons of Ham the first
to develop to such a marvellous degree the
arts of lifc2 Did they find out by original
observation what has been transmitted to
us? And through what remote antiquity
were they slowly accommodating the expert
enco which qualified them TO establish such
stable institutions, such settled traditions,
such attainments in science and artS
No one can tell. At point beyond our
further tradition her records show her to us
rich, powerful, cultivated, skilful. of the
long ages before she was able to record hor
changes, time has obiterated all traces.
The world had long forgotten all about her
till the researches of the last half century
brought to light her long buried life.
Strange enough it is to be brought face to
face with the monuments of Il civilization
compared TO which all European history is
but of yostcrday-which was old in the days
of Abraham-and to find there so much in
common with our own.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

In Il late number of the Little Corporal is
an interesting description of fishes at play.
The sight was wonderful and rare, and few
Of those who read the account, will ever see
the like; but many of us may watch fishes
nj work, without going to sea. For fishes
do work, and have often seen them.
ON some parts of the island of Aquid-
neck, where | live, the shores are marshy,
with fresh streamlets here and there mean
dering down to the salt water.
There is one marsh in particular at the
edge of the bay, with still pools sunk in the
peaty soil. These are filed partly by rain
from the clouds, and partly by the sea that
sometimes oYerllows them at spring tides.
Coarse grass droops around their margins,
forming dark, sheltered recesses among its
roots; while sea lettuce and other marine
plants float in broad, green patches ON the
surface of the bracksh water. Every spring
scores of little fishes find their way into
these pretty lakelets and lay their eggs, or,
as We commonly say, spawn, in their quiet
waters.
Many an hour, from March to June, do
spend in watching their attractive ways, as,
all unconscious of observers, they carry ON
thcii busy housekeeping.
My lavorite among them is the two-spin-
cd stickleback. 1t is only two or three in
chcS long, sharp -nosed, straight backed,
fiat sided, rough-tailed and bony; with
spines about it, the two upon its back as
big and sharp as the prickles upon goose
berry bush. Yet II is beautiful. Both male
and female are green and brown above, and
silvery below, with great round eyes; but
the male il much the handsomer of the two.
His colors are deeper, and there are times
when his checks and sides become of bril-
liant red.
When the sun has shonc through many
long days, and the water Is warm and clear,
the stickleback knows il is time to get
ready lodging for her eggs. The male
finds his mate, and, side by side the pair
swim up and down, seeking convenient
place. Sometimes whole day is spent in
searching about, and in holding consulta-
tons.
Atlast spot is chosen somewhere upon
the bottom, and the male sets to work. lie
begins by clearing Off whatever sticks OF
other rubbish may be in the way, carrying
each bit to distance. Then ho takes away
the sand, mouthful at Il time, until he has
formed a hollow of the size and shape of
watch crystal.
Sometimes fragment of shell or stonl
sticks up, and the little fellow has to tul
long and hard to remove it.
When the nest is deep enough he lines i
with fronds of hollow-wced, sea lettuce, o
some other smooth plant. These he cut
with his teeth and lays the strips, one b!
one, strewing little sand upon each, Il
keep it from being brushed aside. Whei
the bottom of the nest is covered with
layer Of strips, all lying one way, he spread
another layer across it, with all the piece
lying the other way, making II soft, evei
mattress. Oflen he sinks down upon thi
bed and presses it with his breast, 6utter
ing his wing-like fins much like hen ca
nary bird when lining her nest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

\ MIsTAKE-that editors are delighted to
get anything to "iill up the paper.
That they have plenty of time to correct
bad manuscript.
That they should puileverybody for moth
ing.
That they must have no opinion of their
own.
Thatthcy should know everything wheth-
cr informed or not.
That they have plenty Of money
That they should "notice' every scala
wag show that travels.
That they should have news whether
there is any or not
That they should print every man 5 name
who attends dog fight or horse race.