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nonac.Made cheese.

I Mrs. }. Hastings, Of Pennington, N. j.,
gives Inc following as her mothers method
OF making cheese: She took the stomach,
OF cat, say one about FIVE or 's;x uaeks
oid-oi course the calf was killed for food
and filled 1t with salt and fastened ne En-.
gether. This was done 10 The spring. The
cheese season was not until July, when the
weather was loo warm for butter-maklng.
Then when she wished TO make cheese
she took this rennet, as It was caleb,
took out the salt and put to 1t o pint Of
new milk. She strained the milk for cheese
at night into tin pans or pals In the
morning she heated the nights milk 10 the
warmth OF the mornings milk and added
Tue milk from the rennet, aud let IL stand
un.il It became thick curd then, cutting
IL through with long knife, the curd
would separate from the whey then.
spreading linen strainer over the top, she
smpned all the whey off into q clean brass
ae.,ie, heating 1t TO boiling point, and
turning 1t back through the strainer
,n'o Inc eurd. Let 1t stand until &c
] mould tor your cheese spread the cloth
over cheese basket and dip your eurd
into the basket; let 1t drain two hours ::
pun ~ INTO the cheese mould or hoop bays
round board that will GO eastlv into Fra
hoop, and after making It all as smooth ss
possible IN the hoop, put on the board
| with the cloth between it and the cheese'
| aea put 1t III the press. The description
| - Tue cheese press Is useless. Press Ii suf.
| nslentiy hard, so that when ills taken frnm
! Tue mould 1t will retain its shape. In thee
| hours change it into dry cloth, and then let
II stay IN the press over night. In the morn
ing cover 1t with thin cloth to exactly AZ
| ene cheese, straight band with two roi,nd
pieces the size Of the cheese. Grease fhis
twice day with fresh butter. Don'r for
GET 10 salt the cheese before pressing it, the
1 Quantity OF salt according to the size OF the
cheese. a smart farmers wife can tell hv
The taste of the curd, and any one that can.
not tell by the taste had better not trv. for
| she will spoil the cheese. ~ IVA
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LUMP ON Cows CHEEE.-In your Issue or
October rs, page $50, is question 10 re-
gard to lump on cows cheek. l have
q cow in the same fix, and have been
watching for an answer to the question,
but have failed to see one, and so Will give
to you q cure suggested to me by great
stock-ralser, which am about to try. he
has cured four cases, and never failed.
open il well, and keep on with the mix
ture for iew days, and 1t will entirely dry
up. This is cheap and simple way. and
can do no harm, except to take the hair Oh,
il it,does not cures, Le,ctsburg, Pa, in
Country Gentleman.
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From The Raleigh North Care ilni n.
ysvr,nts and the EiSEinsans.

The message Of Governor Walker, OF
,';rrjnja. j. before Us. It is manly, abe,
and di.niiird state paper. IT SOUNDS the
-run PRINCIPLES Of government, ala Is
worthy Of the history and poiitical htefa.
IRE Of the grand old mother OF the nooiesI
,.,. Of heroes and statesmen the WORTH iias
ever vrh. ;, .no ,o,,o aod n,,rsary OF
v liberty. Upon her sacred SOL
america the lyrant has found no peima-
'1'' .o"s ,i,,- YIace. Here the fathers faueht
~" ,d'n,I ri civil liberty, and illustrated
','' 1,'le. NJ hGuor and Patriotism that
'AI ~. sn,,s nf This generation have not Tor
'['tt.., and he who To-day proudly directs
and CaarIcssiy Watches over tle pn9'l ~
',r,irs and Guards the hohor VI .ne 'ana y.
Henry, Of Washington, anu y, Icy, ~ S.r
""Liu' tnfF.raou as was StoneWail jack
>'''' - S'' Iaa1 The tnyincibie heroes OF Inc
Valley. Lac, while virginia
Wv WA foundations of our tree lhstith"
,'an' orr, saf. il they rest upon Ile ptttne'
.',,ioIi.,n honor, and intelligence, Vi w.
n,,,|ia lineage and customs LOT Tue vo.uS ~ ~
Gl,.rty will never be husheo III IA ,,aI'
until her riyuetS run Gry' uti n.l.' oil dead
W. >vent no better hope than the coln-
,.,aionshiD OF this noble people pftnas,
W. lex no better basis for TIE opera..lho an
OF he truc principles Of De atriattS,r and
southern pride, Virginia patflo'islh' "''o
Amcrlcan iDtelligeuco., - % Damo.
~. throw the broad banner VI DenIo.
crscy dctiantly to the breeze, ana snnp onr
miners In utter oD'empt 0l Tue tn' i.a;
nnd satraps Of the aes,Su'ns Az h;s VIZ
guiug Grant when Walker anu Marr n,' MO NO
snisns, taking up the cry Of henry, p pro-;
claim for the everlasting supremacy VI WV
brrty. ,ho roacsaoa of
We offer a portion ,t o. ,he 90 the best
Governor Walker, OF Virgins, 40 va. va and
sfmini~tratiou OF President Grant, tha'
viii ever be written. ,,,. ,,,1d
II the Executive OF North Carolina coup
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WORKS.

-MAcHISE WORKS:
sLOAT Il ADDINaTON
Nos. llsa, 1894 1926, and 1ae8 Cary street.
aud nos. l3 and is south l5LG street
RICH MOND, VA.
We make ell kinds of new work In the MA.
CHINIST LINE, hErAIR ALL KINDS UF
WCRK We 10 IN the COUNTRY 10 do al
SORTS OF WORK In our line. Also, make The
best TOBACCO MILLS In the world, 0no keep
them on hand. as we'll rs TOBACCO SCREWS OF
all kinds, together with BANDS and B1LLETS
and all articies TDr the man fracture OF tobacco.
We kt ep Oh hanI for sale all sizes OF
NEW and SECONDHAND ENGINES, -.
BOILEES, SA W-MII,LS,
!, GRISr MILLS, POWER PUMPC,
PLATFORM SCB LES,
SHAFTING.l HA NGERS, PULLIES,
GEAR and Devil WHEELS, 80, -as
And In !act general assortment OF all useful ar.
ncles In our line, together with a...t-
JUDSOk'S PA TIE T STEAM-EEGINR
UTICA %. STEAB GAUGES,
SELDEN'S PATENT ENGINE PACKING
PEET VALVES, GLOBE VALVES
TALLOW COOKE .......r... ..
SELF-0ILIS8 CUPS, for both engines and
shsfting;
Fi.UE CLEANERS,
OF CAM WATER GAUGES &C.
An OF which we sell at reasonable prices and on
accommodating terms.
n. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds Of
machinery, both new and secondhand. Come
and see us. ,,,no~
oc2 SLOAT ADDlSuicS.
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A Lon don policeman, suspecnns tnat
something was wrong at a mouse S , tnronsd
Mt the door, which was duly opened by a
man. to whom the constable communicating
bis suspicious. The man, sayEag he would
see, went down stairs and soon allerWard
returned, remarking that it was all right,
the window was broken the day before and
would be mended on the morrow. The
two then babe each olher good night, the
policeman going away on his rounds, and
the burglar, for such he proved to be, going
on with his work. -.-.H e.
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TIE GovERSoR's MrssAGE-The Rich.
mond papers OF yesterday furnish us with
the full text Of Governor Walkers message
to the Legislature on Wednesday, but its
extreme length compels Us to print only Il
part Of it this morning. The concluding
portion will appear in to-morrow's issue.
The document is one OF the aoiest state
naurrs which has ever emanated from the
occupants of Virginia's eubernator rial chair.
and marks tie author rs Invested with oil
those qualities which, should itach to q
chief executive officer, and among which
are patriotism, ability, tirmness, and views
at once enlarged and liberal on all ques;;
tions affecting the interests OF the State and
her people.-Lynchburg Republican.
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Attended Murder and Robbery.
gnnrfal 10 lpprgm 10 The DiSDa.ch.

SpGCl0I ttIeRrKIl 10 LIE DIbiJd.CI'
GREESBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, De-
cember "a daring attempt at murder was
made here last night on the person of Mr.
Sprowl, bu-keeper at this place. The attack
was made by two negroes, who fired two
shots, each Of which took effect In the head
OF their victim. He was seriously though il
Is hoped not dangerously wounded. 1t is
supposed that the intention Of the assault.
ers was fiji st to murder and then to rob Mr.
sprowl. The perpetrators OF this outrage
are still at large, though the officers are on
their track. Mr.. Sprowl is now confined
to his bed.
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...,HcrN;scUvEEY IN PULASKI COUNTY
.Ga;irut and in every way reliable gem
u. ..4 & Pulaski county informs US that
..l ..!.,...:la 4 3uIuaatiun for Il lime-kiln few
.- H. g. hc found ii necessary TO remove
,..-..I., lump. the roots OF which penetrated
..F..., .rt-! mo the ground. Below the roots
OIL. ice : imp he discovered Il layer OF ashes
ed ltrg" uulnhcr OF tie smoothest ant
t...- = bricks br ever saw, perfect Ill shane,
III ..uarrnllv con;,osed Of clay which
..:.,s.d ia crit Whatever. Aany Indian
.g,&.hraus were also found. But for d
u...yy I;.iu which came up the next day he
". uaI nave pursued his Investigations
:.,'itstr. INT proposes 30 60 SO III al carly
i.k.- Ipachtuyg NeEuGitcGn.
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EE:Glg WSSEffS GE0N.


E...,., 'HGT0E, December s. Members OIL
,....t ,uli.,illcc on Ways and Means very
....., rally agree that The income tax should
wv, ..,.ii.hG.! with the eud Of the present
..r This understanding has The effect
g. ,fi,gr Of ,sst.!Tc legislation, because no
.,.i4r y b9lty4r i needed except 1t he ill.,
,..!..t In continue the tax, anu that Oh
ti,>r VIII not ic done. The present law
....s,s rn..tgx 10 the end OF the year 1871
sd u Ih'tc:u!c expires on The 3i>t OF thts
mach. The a>~,.>enicni and collection OF
lie. ,..n aHQ = bait per cent. on eli incomes
.,l,rty, thousand dollars received during
hi. wear Will be made in March of 1872.
POSTAL CONVENTIONS.
r,nstol convention establishing and reg
..}a.jt,g uu exchange Of corresponding be-
,.,,r. the United States and Denmark has
ON concluded, and will be carried into
..,..r.ttioa on the lst OF January next. 1t
,rnyi,icstor direct exchange OF closed mails
~ steamer between the two countries, and
,,,.n T.. the Hamburg aud Bremen line, EN-.
!, -ainE ,~ttcrs, newspapers, DOCKS, pat
,..,,,. and samples OF merchannise. Inc
,>,tr If rrcpaid letter postage Is hNen NJ Sc
,,, cents per half Dphce, put ulpu'u VI
,.'r,tirirn,;Y paid lettcfa will be forwarded,
',,,r,,,>d viii, the unpaid or deficient post
.''n i, addition 20 which line OK Jour
,,;.,,,s will be collected OF delivery.
:, no>ial convention has been concluded
win Ecuador, going into elect imlne'
ditrr]v. the letter postage TO DO twenty
cents per half ounce.
PRIVATE PosT-BoXEs.
THE PastInastcr-Gcncral has issued cir
Mar. addressed 10 postmasters, instruct
40 Il,rm 10 encourage the patrons OF their
,IIrc-. hv all proper means, to provide SAFE
.,',I snii, hle boxes at their residences ana
1,iacc4 Of business for the reception OF ie.,
!''%s dIiynr.f w carriers, in order to avoid
,r. trlny. calrr6 by the hardness OF ser,
,n,,ts IN answering the carriers call, and
,yrcd.te ibe delivery OF the mails.
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The Grand Duke Alexis Am Boston.

BosToS, December 9--This afternoon
the Grand Duke Alexis and suite attended
q concert by 1000 school children in Music
Hall. The decorations of the hall were
profuse and elegant, and the singing of the
children created great enthusiasm. At the
close of the entertainment the Prince re-
marked that 1t was the most charming and
interesting exhibition it had ever been his
good fortune TO witness.
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COMMERCIAL,
CORR ASD FLOUR EXCHANGE, J
'ehaoSD. VA, Lecsmber 9, h7L

n u. l.
eahosD. Va, Lecgmber 9, ta7L
OFFERINGS.
t,rsW.Thise. oao bushsis. He'd s,s ousbets
Oats-ioa q hne aoas bushels. Mixed 80 bushels.
raos-blaek-sis, Abushels.
49,, SALES.
m s-Ss...m hite-1 Gl8 oushels--at NJ a. for r,,,
WE " ior very good, Sl.5 for eood. T-iAe'
.basheisas go Tor very goo d.
Ti, ,1s sery good. SIC. for fair eoc for
or GOV DusGeis at &c. TO- very good s0'uon'
NV ou'heis at SIC. for very good spring.
REMARKS.
~ nc ouerHgs OF wheat on 'Ch,uye t,.s,v go,
M 'asuss' Market fairly active but prices
,re ~ oo you ss tney were few days ago, OY.--
moe, - -, onS Eooarste, Hithous any im proys
onnsas.a ensflngs or oats very lfsst and
~ At seand-stirl' The offerings Of srsin
on Change on tha corresponding DAT. - s.sih
were Wheat, 2,l9o bushels: corn AZ an ~, - -
i,Aoo bushels; oass, 5s4 Bushels rye. II, hnasIs
siHcs on That day, were: WhaSt-rhite nTtr,a'
eaoice, u 10; red, very good, 81. so. Corn
mn'te' very COED. 7'c Oats prime, 47c. Eve. zoo
'tuur-snper, %; extra, sa,so; family. a.. -
Inc Kew York journal OF Commerce >, of g.,
9Th instant says - " LIZ
sI DEh for State and ,sss.o-,
~ r; siRn ma re active. but there is no cbnos
ly, DuL the trade a:e taxing m Serat Sautious'
me offerings are toir We q1ote sspel na ~
ern, sS 1880; extra western. ~ a6SsfS: vet vet
wife lite T Wheat Eat ss1c9s9 f do sraae
0se 25 Southern Flour Tnare is H not L0n,s
p are ea ao 1emin w,hont change 9h
SLdcGSs!5 for goooto cholce. Corn Meal "a
tive. ".e. - AAeai u IL &C.
EHEAT.-The market Is very one, h,.
are sleaoy. The tff.rings are moGerst.p fi ars
holders are more indit cut bu. 1T the nome
he demand Is limited from expore "a and a. ac ~
latore. Ali:ers are doing but tie. The SAILS n,
20 otO bushels ae 81 50 Tor To- espriny 81 566si q
FOR winter req western S1.eafu$I IS for ambe,
western, slea1si75 TO: white western, and 81.
Rye. TIE supply is small, and prices are ,
shH,e niger For western 90c. is bid, and osG;
az. is asked "N '@
CoRr-The market opened steadily, Int tbs
demand soon falling II, the close is dull ana nrcv.
are easier. Sales have been ade OF 1000 boz bels
~ 7stg7st. for western mixed, aflpaL closing n,
7ttD7ssc., and 1saQ7Sc. for nc " western mixed.
oATs.0The business Is limited and prices art
he w. Sales have tcc1 made Of 81 OcO bushels 81
sGll57c. for western and Tho. -
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NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTANs,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB
THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, ia one bottle. as
easty applied rs water, for restoring TO gray hair
its natural color and youthful appearance, TO
eradicate end prevent dandruR to promote tbs
growth of the hair, and stop its falling.
It Is entirely harmless and perfectly free from
any poisonous subsistence. anu will therefore take
the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant prepars-
tons now In ugc. N numerous testimonials have
been sent up from many OF our most prominent
cItizens In everything IN which the articles now
in use are Objectionable CRYSTAL lISCIVEEY
Is perfect. It Is warranted 70 contain neither
sugar OF lead sulphur, or nitrate or silver. Clear
aud clean as ater, II does not SOIL the clothes or
scalp. IL Is agreeably perfnmed, and MAKES one
best dressings for The In use 1t
the color OF the hair more ana uniformly
than any other preparation, snd always Goes 80 IN
from three to ten days. Virtually feedtnS the
ronts of the hair with all the nonrtshing qualtes
Necessary to its growth and healthy condition. ~
Tegtores the decay and induces > new groWtn OF
ihe hxlr more positively than snytbing else. Ths
anni,c ,fton OF this wonderful discovery ALSO Pro-
d,,cea = pleasant and cooling effect on the scalp,
and giyes the hair . peasans and elegant appear
anee. =. 49, no ,sa. a
limited number of BIN iii trial bottles can Dc MAO
ba those wishing TO try L. You VIII aottee thss
y; nnrsr,,nr thss course our aim is TO convince by
the a etu AZ merits or the article.
lne AS'" AKCHUR NATTAES
Inventor and proprietor Washia gson, y: g;
| R,r sale. Wholesale and RETAIL oy pUhChLL,
tIIDO g Co, froprietar's Agents, E,cnmona'
Iva g.e. ta ..-e $50 -
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ASAD SToRY.-Hugh Bensley, who was
Monday. on Wednesday stole Il coat from
Pearson u Thomas's clothing store, in New
York, for which he was arrested. His tale
Is n good one. He stated to tile justice that
he Is without friends, and incnrably i'll OF
consumption, and had stolen The coat to
nrovjde himselfWith home for The winter,
Where he might be cared for and Gle peace
f,Ily. He was sent to the county Jall::
Bensley's father is in the State prison. and
his brother In the lunatic asylum.-Neaf
York ErDresS. .-.-...... ~
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TcIegraphsc Summary.

A dispatch from Boston reports the
schooner N. nj. Fisher, from Boston for
Cape H4tien, as ashore. The crew was
saved by the inhabitants Of Cuttyhunk at
the risk of their own lives.
The bank officers OF Chicago say that
their losses will not exceed half million.
The tugs Highland and Hercules, of
Kingston, Ontario, have been burned
Loss, so 900. One person was burned to
death.
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BURNING OF A RoLLING-M ILL.-Pittsburg,
December 6,-1'he ro!lng.milI ct Mcknight
IL Co., at Birmingham, took tire this morn
ing, and the entire mill, with the office,
&C., was consumed. Loss, Tl20,0OO; fully
insured. The loss in detail is as follows :
Macaiuery about sc, 900 builiirg, SD, 900 ;
stock, $4,000 insured for $4,000. The
fire originated from tile Waterman drop.
ping q lighted wick into barrel CT oil
while filling lamp.
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UsuRY LAWS REYoKED.-For long time
a law has existed in Russia torblddlng the
lending Of money at higher rate OF interest,"
tn.n five per cent. This law had precisely
the opposite effect to that which was intend.
ed, for as very few people conld be found
to lend money ut legal rate. class of
usurers sprung up who charged enormous
sums TO cover themselves against 1isk ct
breaking the law. A ukase has now been
issued under which the lending OF money
is permitted without restriction as to the
rate of interest, and it is hoped that the
competition which this will produce Will
considerably lower the rates hitherto
char rel.
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The GoyERNoR's MEssAGE.-We had
made arrangements, as we supposed, TO get
copy Of this docuihhilI IN advance OF us
reccption through the Richmond IrHspa-
uera. so as to be able, without great incon-
yenitnce, to lay it before our readers in full
this morning, But we We're disappointed.
The late hour at which it was received last
evering prevented us from putting it IN
type without incurring the risk OF missing
the early morning mail westward. At this
writing we have not even had time TO read
it. but present the following synopsis from
the Richmond Dispatch. We VII give the
message IN ertenso tomorrow. -Lynchostr9
IIrcilu1u.
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have penned these words OF solemn truth.
and hthered these manly sentiments OF
patriotism and republican purity, he would
have enshrined himself In tue hearts Of his
people, and gone down TO postel!ty the
hopored, loved, and revercd Of ell patrt-
otto men without regard to party divisions
or political distinctions.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY IN TIE
SourH.-M 9 M phis, December S.-Th1
Pennsylvania railroad has leased the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad for fifty. five
years, guaranteeing three per cent. annual
interest for the first five years, and then
six per cent. The question of the lease
will be submitted TO the stockholders.
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mAgHsaM E&Y, &c.

WyILLIAM L. TANNER & CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS, sAW.MlLLS,
BARK, GRI5T, and PLASTEE MILLS;
GAS-MACHINEEY, MILL-aRARING, &C.
Repair work solicited. ...-
Freigbts TO all points low.
Send for circular. oct
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aEWESG.ssAFHHMES
HOW TO CHOOSE A
SEWlNG-Mk CHINE.

Allow canva5s.rs to talk awhile, and 90 and see
the machine they condema.
Observe against which machine their jealousy
and hatred is directed then go and see why 1t !e.
Mark well what machine they seem combining
TO defeat and drive out OF the market, and you
will undoubtedly be safe in choosing that one.
Our customers are repeating 10 us 80 much that
Is said against the "DOMESTIC" and ourseiyt S
that we are convinced it s only because 1t is the
best. most durable, AMI satisfactory Sewing Ma
chine sold In this city, and their enmty Is dlrectcG
against our machine and ourselves because they
sill know 1t ammo. be beaten In fair competition,
bu: has wider range OF work, Is more simple ant
certain to please, where customers are not inter.
fercI with, than any other.
AVERY CO.,
do nOp Main street.
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Few YORK, December s.-Cotton higher :
sales, 1893 uplaud', leac. Flour shade a. mer.
wheat very quiet and firm. Corn ch ide iirint r
Pork Sla.so. feef steady. Lard firm. Naval
stores qLiet ard firm. Groceries and freights
quiet.
BALTIMORE, December o. Flour snd wheat
Tic. Cats, 5O@5ac. PROVISIONS quiet and nm.
changed. Whiskey, 81.
-VHginla's. old, 50 bid. Counons, old, e2i bid,
North Cardinals, old, IS bio, 80 asked.
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Arrest of n Lottery Deslar,

CHICAGO, December Sd. s. Hall, agent
for the Kentucky Library Scheme, was ar
rested this morning and held In $500 bail
for violating the law prohibiting lotteries
and the sale OF lottery tickets.
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CosrEupT1BLE SwINDLING.-A trek
fo n,i,Iar 10 some OF the larger cities Of this
"nuntry. but foreign until Thursday TO
BaItimore, was perpetrated by Two very
fiashy-looking young gentlemen IN Well
known barbrr-shop. Attlred III Tue very
best that their wardroDes "ouiu aiiom,,
and with swaggerinS gait, they shtetIo
1aS.ir threw themselves unto chairs, eX-
nressing a little dissatisfaction at the turc
Wishing of the place, but as 4 matter OF
n,@nassiiy accepted the situation, and be-
name ioeoso with themselves and iacetlou,
with the barber. Among other absurd ana
nlayC,lI remarks and questilns while oelhg
Iatherei. one of them inquired OF Tie Dur
har # he had any hot W hiskey. The barber
looked astonished, and answered no:
The two sharpers then Asserted InaI III
New York and all foreign places Oh noee
barber shops are supplied WIN al ll1a a
of refreshments. The barber appeared as
tonishad. but not wishing to be behind the
a~e had moro than half mind TO send
OH TO neigbbOrlng saloon for Whatever
his customers might want. The men were
n,,;rk to observe the advantage gaineq, enA
One of them, with the luther still cilngilg
~ half If his face, made AN effort to leave
the chair. declaring THAT he must 60 10
first.cluss establishment, where. bis wants
would be supplied, interspefsing hiS Th he
marks With few Saxon eXpletlfts. 1tts
turned the scales completely. and the be-
wildered barber, afraid Of losing his patron
age, offered to send to the nearest saloon
for whatever was needed.
The men we're Modified by the apologies
OF their victim and granted HIM thelr lor.
gveuess and ordered 1--WE HcR not a,oS stfHns
Th. two shots" were brought In anu uis'
a aas s~S with wonderful Iapiaty The Tne
Ss 5 and tss asshsd ssses s1of in '?
p PEI Ginning manner requested the barber
m mo- put wsti i down on the slate" a a., they
i and s ss mas, snp 1s ies sns
barber oG5ee'e wbe e the eustomers limited
1sst s ssling liquor without license was
punishable offence hs s snie sss S Sarbes
little zane was ,sss e9 9s amou mt due to him
% p9ei being fined for selling liquor aiiow veg
The o mean soamps to depart. -Ba'h"'ofe
american. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-11

CHICAGO PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Chicago'
December S.-Tbe illinois houSe oil Rep
resentatives to-day passed bill giving
power to the United States Goyernment 70
Condemn land in Chicago for public build
ings, there being only four opposing Yotes'