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ARRIVALS.


steamship Title, Dcerug, Galveston June rs and Key
West 18th with mdse and passengers. to Mallory Co
steamship Regulator Freeman. Wilmington NC, 10 hours,
with mdss TO the Lorilard steamship Co. July 3, on Cape
L0okour passso s.esnsn'p ,mngon oounn sou,n.
Norfolk with mdse and passenger. to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Ship Constantine Creevy London, and Isle Of Wight IS
dsys, with mdse and e2 passengers to rinne MntIn
the Banks spoke Amy Knight OF hsrbehesd with 400
,,uintas hsh. . - - -
Bark Punjaub (Br), Mcdonnell, Liverpool May 90 with
mdse, Nesmth Sons Had light winds and Ono weather
Ion a. from the gales from SW
NV; 20 days ives. Of the Banks with light westerly
winds and Gains and great deal fog June IT, lat % H.,
IS H. bark Seward, Of and from 81 john NIB for
Bristol Channe l7th lat u o. lon ~ vi, passed Norwe
nan bark painted green with yellow stripes, bound
lh lat 40 3D. Ion ST. bark PeKn Br), from Philadelphs for
RarK Knudsvss (Nor Evensen. Cardiff % days, with rail-
nav IRON 10 order~vessel Wsnd. Teteps Bocknsnp.
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GRANGE AND GRe n.
The Thrcntencd Riot Oh the Isth Iust.-Thc
Or ,uGr men to Parade.

The Thrcnfencd tfot Oh INC TIN E"s''- NC
Or,ucrmen to Parade.
The members of the American Protestant ASCOT
anon-otherwise known as Orangemen-hed q
meeting last evening at Military Hall, Bvwery. The
subject under discussion was as to the advisability
OF having the usual annual parade on the 18th OF
July OF the threatened violence OF the Hi
bernians." SOM or those present advised that
toe parade be given up, urging That II was
0fsgraceful TO perpetuate on American SOIL Inc
feudS Of another country. This view, however
found few adberenis, the great majority being in
favor OF carrying out the parade at all hazards
The authorities, 1t was claimed would be compelled
10 protect them In case they paraded. One OF the
speakers said that when the Fenians gave up their
procession and st. Patrick's Day be not publicly
celebrated the Orsngemen would allow the glorious
l2lh 10 remain unCOmmemOrated, but not before.
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Two t;osd Boat Races on Lake Erie-One Of
the Conte-iinx Boats Eapsized.


the Conte-iinx Boats Sapsized.
BrFFAIo July ., ISL
The grand rowing regatta which was postponed
yesterday account Of the storm, came on to-day.
In the second race, four Dared, for amateurs,
the Live Oaks, OF Bufialo. won the FIRST prize, IN
22m. 2IAs.; the Riverside cub. OF Rochester, TOOK
the second, IN 2lm 30 u.s., and rhe Buffalo Boat
CluD the thira. IN 2Im. 05lss.
The first class race for professionals was won by
the Mckee club, OF Plttsburg, IN 2Om. O9tss.; The
the Timing crew, of Toronto. was second III
2lm O3as and the Dillon crew, Of Toronto, third In
2lIn. OF 1zs.
BSnsbce's Club. or Buffalo, capsized their boat
directly alter starring and Withdrew.
The distance Of the race was three miles
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RAILROADS IN MAINE.

PORTLAND, July s, 1871.
The Portland and Rochester Railroad was opened
through to Rochester. n. H. to-day. The Portland
and Ogdensburg Railroad Will be opened TO Centre
conway, N H., July 10, ana TO North Conway Two
weeks later
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sOHooSEys.


COURSE AND SAILING REGULATIONS.
The course with dying start was from an mag
1nary line between stakeboat OF the eastern
end Of Uncle Eph's Shoal and stakeboat near the
beach, 20 ana around the lightshlp on the Five
Fathom Bank, passing 1t to the southwark, thence
northeastern i've miles TO and around stakeboat
20 the eastward and return to the starting line,
passing the homo stakeboat to the northward.
All the yachts kept to the southwark and west ward
of the starting line before the signal start which
was one gun from the committee steamer Pinta sImul
with the lowering OF her ensign to prepare
and five minutes afterward second gun to start.
The yachts were required to cross the line within
fifteen minutes after the second gun, and to carry
their private signals at the main peak during the
race
THE PRIZES.
The prizes were OF the most elaborate nature and
magnificent gems oil mechanical skill. They were OF
vaue 81 600 each for schooners and sloops to be
sailed for according to the rules Of the New York
Yacht Cinb, with allowance OF time, end third.
the Cup, presented By Mr., Edwin n. Renson, Of
Philadelphia, valued at $500, with SOS entrance
money added over the same course. without allow
ance of time the other conditions being the same.
REGATTA CONNtrTEs.
s.. The Regatta Committee consisted OF Messrs. c.
Manchester, IT, John G. Buitt, e. Burd Grub, l..
p. Ashrnead ana W. ). sewell. all energetic and
able gentlemen.
THE FIRST GUN WAS FIRED
ut 10:3o to make preparation, followed at 1895 by
the second gun to be away. The at this juno
ture was OF the most envening nature Many
sailing craft black with people, stood near the
neet as the regulations would allow, anxious for
the opening event IN the anticipated great
race, and the beach wns thronged with
the great conccurse of visitors The WIND was so
hight that the yachts were not in hurry TO pass the
line, as flying starts time is recKoned from that
event. After various manHuvres, however.
THE RAMBLER SET A Cd EXAMPLE
and stretched away under cloud OF Canvas, fol-
lowed quickly by the other yachts. The Official
time OF this initial performance s as follows:-
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pscpasls MURDER AND ROBBERY.

LocKPoRT, N. y, July 8, 1s7l.
George shepard, from Newport KY, wnile on his
way 10 q hotel IN this city. last night. beaten
into iDsenslbity and robbed. His Jaw was broken
and he was Severely injured internally. lie Is not
expected 10 1--we.
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AT THE HONE sTAKEBoAT.

After the last yacht had passed the committee
boat stood inside the Cape where majority OF the
yachts HAD anchored. The Alarm, Rambler and
Dreadnaught after the race was over, headed for
New YORK. The
ACTUAL TIME IN MAKING THE RACE
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every eeconn ealing up 70 ner leaders. II soon be-
came close thing between her and the Columbia
and at :4s she passed her to the wtndward,
OUTSAiLING HER VERY PRErTlLY.
The wind freshening little, but there was an
entire absence OF excitement The yachts now
made for the hghtship. and passed II in the follow
N and tlme.-
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CAPR My REGATTA.
A Gorgeous Pageant On the
Ocean Wave.
Flight Of the White Winged
Angels Of the Deep.

Fftssn Yachts Contest for the Splendid Prizes
Sparkling sights on the Briny-Eoius Blows
sLght Sou'wsstor for the flest-Immense
Crowd to Witness tho Race-The
6appho Winner of the Citixsns
Schooner Prizo, tho Benson Cup
and ths Sweepstake Prize
Tbs Oracle Winner ofthe
Gdscas sloop Prize.
CAPE NAY, N. j., July 8, 1871.
Early this morning the sky was clear, but ut six
O'Clock dense fog rolled in from the sea- and for
TWO hours obscured objects one hundred yards from
the shore At eight O'Clock, however, the fog
cleared away. Al ten minutes past nine the regatta
committee aud few persons invited to accompany
xhem LETT the steamboat landing on board the gov.
eminent Plnta, which steamed for the posi-
non which was required to be taken that the
imaginary line for the start might be made. This
was between here and q surrboat anchored in the
breakers near the beach, opposite one OF the little
villas near the Stockton House.
A LIGHT NoErH- NORTHWEST BREEZE
prevailed with the tide and 1t seemed that, even at
the start, should the wind hold In that way, the
larger boats would be beaten. Then and there
nasty swell made both the steamboats, and yachts
roll such an extent that already many
Of the spectators lamenrcd their rashness
In going down TO the sea even to witness a grand
yacht raceL The Wanderer the nrst boat to
come about in shore awaiting the signal OF depart
ure- The balance soon followed, or rather the ma.
@ority Of them did.
The following are the names Of the yachts which
ENTERED AND STARTED.
some OF those previously put down having backed
out the last moment
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SHIPPING NEW

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. 80. 4 80 Moon rises. ..eve 10 81
Sun sets. ....... 81 High water. morn ! l 30
OCEAN STEAMERS
pATK or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF July.
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SAILED.

Steamships China. for Liverpool; Nevada do; Assyra,
Glasgow; South Carolina Charleston.
Wind at sunset s, light e
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OCEAN STEAMERS
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, July 5, 1871.
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The compost IL steam yacht Day Dream belonging to WI
Aspinwa, Esq, will Re launched from the Continenta
Works. Greenpoint, at IL o'clock to-day.
The brig In.cgrdad arrived from Havana yesterday
ing with yellow board detained Lowe
Quarantine
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Large Bodies Of Dakota Sioux Predatory
ExpeditiDns--The kiowas ind COmnBches
Peaceably Dispose6-Exnggeratcd Reports
Of Raids in Texas-.Fniure Of the Grand
Indian (ouucfi.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12
The 0Qleam,s GIFT,

The correspondent Of the New York
Herald says Of the carpet presented TO
this government by the Sultan Of Turkey
for the east room Of the White House:
"The sultan's gift was borne. into the
apartment unrolled, y. and instead OF q
beautiful design, as WIS expected, a yell
low, red and white striped carpet, with
vine work, not unlike the crude designs
discovered on ancient Egyptian ware, Or,
perhaps more correctly speaking, the fam
tastic drawings OF ambitious urchins, was
found 10 relieve the monotonous tapestry
fabricated by one Hadji Hall Elcndi RI
vandji Zade, Of onstantinople., The car.
pct is badly sewed together. matched in a
dozen places, and when stretched and
nailed down will present to the eye innu-
Inerable serpentine lines, utterly disfgur-
ing the hitherto agreeable appearance of
the apartment. Tbs colors are TOO heavy
and the design altogether too common, fof
the sdornlnS lt of the principal PaSlor or
the executive uansion; but as e cost the
government nothing; and It would be dis
respectful 70 our friends in the neighbor.
hood Of the Golden Horn nos TO accept il,
the sultan's present will doubtless continue
to disAgure the executive mansion"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

married Henrietta Rsabc, noted actress
Of Gsfnapy, and the o1upIs propose to VS.
It this codntry. y ''V''O''''''S q
The Chinese temple Of Quong wan
Mucn In San Francisco, was lately dedi-
Gated With imposiss csssnsosies, Thsre
are two "boss Josses" At the door, each
twenty fsst hish, ssd- inside are seventy
five other Josses.
Tbs manner IA which the ssucy little
,Rnslish, spasr ows incssase b somsthins 8
remarkable They imported thirty-six Of
them in Richmond, Va, . year or tvo
sxo and now thers srs over Ave hundred'
The los Of sugar BY the Bonnet Carr
crcvssse 10 estimated at 10000 begsheads.
And all In conss because ons Iaaah lcht
tho ievee 20 that he might haul hisNsdgtr
through. This h . big bee to put In the
pqeeetof ,he kosi,isns psPpif. FLetHb besr' en-
lave \ ,Cssfe bsreah1f-d hasH kHH
Avirginia editor having notified cor
respondsnts that ALI 90 mmunications In
tended for publicssion must be accompa-
MED by the full name Of the writer, re-
,cdved one from lady who sign. her own
fall name, to-wit: Anna Matilda Sophia
Electra Dolly Ann Potter Bell.
A gentleman in suburban town buried
his sixth wife. Shortly ater the funeral
he met the minister who ofIiciated, and Of
fersd him athres-dollsr greenbaok. The
minister declined to take it, saying he was
not ACCUSTOMED to accept pay for such SER
vices. The gentleman cody replied,
"Just as you say; but that's what I've
been in the habit of paying" 81
The following highly ,spprsciativs, tri.
butte 70 California Strawberries is from {
Western paper: Strawberries grow In
cslilornia all che year round. TAs straw
bsrfis attain ! ccns siderable sizei IL e no
uncommon for an ordinary family to sub
sist on one for week. 1t must not b
svpposed that all the varieties arc Of thi
size some are much smaller, and it IS no
an uncommon thing for healthy man 4
fnish one 1t q meal" -
Recently thief of the Mawworm typ,
said to . jusde On circuit quite conadingly
"My lord, I really assure you committet
she fsheft IN "a weak moment --quits
indeed, against my own will, my ntd
quite" tA0h, very xeil," said his lordship
"it is only rishtlthat you should have M
cause for complaint. The offense win be
met in proper spirit. As you committed
the act against your own will, you will b.
punished against your own will.'
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GIhtar he 8nutl|Ill4iin. nutl|Ill4
FRIDAY.
POLITICAL.

State Senator ysnls,, Of LouisjasS has
shot himself bscauss, y, Il y ,bssekA is 10
defaultsF 70 the extent Of some 4lb'Oe0,
which = PAfAh Celleetss.he .hAd teken
Tor the state. llsshss eessss 4ssouia ps
taken ~ ~ tne speculissunE ana asa dss'isHu!s-
ing cmcs-holdArs q 4snks clasa' ths issi'-
lauye esnamnen-ai-m -maat on Ina ooesaesn
I.'..IxsSN.SfCG .IIyEL-T ;.
-. ooo.o" " yD, o"
sS.s.,'' !" ..s..1 " sDs nau. .-,.' o."
60 s.rY1-r - y
~ ~ % "'-.-.S.NS.a ' Us'
=, ~" T:D.;-',s 80 49, r...s .as. -
80 a.. -. -. - s.."..;.s -s IT, .ss-
,,.,.,., .,,o,-s......ush,. :, -.
70 h.y;n. ,.coon,..a 80. .om..hs -
s,.s .nd ,h., ~. go :. . no,o.o,. M,
,h,a, IA ,,,.,s,.,m.L..c a. 10
Inc returns from the Yves. virginia
election indicate 'hat the fiick amend
men.' wn'eA removes soe poNi.sai o''a-
oln''e, =, 'ae e1-con,eaeIa'e' ena sAe ne
= ~ ' '''" ~ y se "''"'-
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Mss7e eS5N77 NEWS.

Mr.. John Reynold, q well-known farmer
of Asassc county, died on the Sd inst.
/ The dcnomina,ion Of Christians are
taking steps for the building Of church
edifce. hA.
The license on retail liquor stores has
been raised by the county court from
seventy.fve to one hundred and fifty
dollars . year. n o.. HtCt no
The Massac journal says: an the case
Of the people vs.. John w. Haley, for the
killing OF Joseph p. Harrington, which
was called yesterday, on motion Of the
counsel for the defense, Judge Baker
granted . change Of venue. The case
soes 70 Mound City, and viii come up for
trial The Sd Monday of the present month.
Hon. d. w. Mum and Judge Green have
been retained tor tho defense, aud we learn
that Judge Allen will assist our able State's q
Attorney N the prOsscution.p eS M
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Bismarck and Tsvrs.

xroRraN-rHE-MAiN, May6.-Bis-
marck. attended by Baron Won Arnim,
has had two interviews with Favre and
Ponyer Quarter. The latter declared
that the payment by France OF
contribution in accordance With the
preliminaries Of peace was impossible
and asked for concessions, Offering
as an equivalent for the prolongation OF
tho commercial treaty an advan.
tageous arrangement with the east
ern railways. Favres asked for possession
Of forts Clarendon, Nogent, Rasney and
Naissy by the Versailles forces, also the
return Of all captured arms and munitions,
and prompt return Of all prisoners of
war. Bismarck insists upon strict and
immediate compliance with the prelimin-
aries Of the peace convention. He sug-
gested that loarA be obtained from Eng
iish, French and German banks, and
added further that protraction in payment
OF the indemnity will entail serious conse-
quences upon the Versailles Government.
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NOTES or pAv.

Toledo bssgs ovR . eesossd baby, only
two years old, that can spell words Of four
syflables.
Some books are like small, cheap die.
tionaries you hnd everything there-e1-
cept vhss yeu want. - 81
Pittsburg expects to have silver smelt-
ing furnaces next. Hitherto it has smslt
coal smoke, chiefly. % .rf "a ~ 3
A Chicago paper says of . contemporary
that "it has doubled its circulation. An
other man takes copy now"
We are promised new style in the ar
rangement Of ladies' hair this Spring
something in the GreciAn order.
The average weight of the human heart
10 81 ounces. Its work in q day 10 equal
to raising l24 tons one foot high. s
DR.. Blake, . well-known English ply
sicisn, says II only requires two London
seasons to rob fashionable givl Of her
freshness. p - f'' 'st s-'' J
! "A old negro, in Howard county, Mo,
wsArs 4 hAG which y thirty yssts eld. 1t
Is said TO be tribe shorter than hour
barrel.
~ OF ytbs, %,poQ0Oo deaths Escorded in
Iasland ana sWsles, from ls6l-ss nearly
1000, 600 were those Of children under Ave
years Of sge. ~,. aAe s 1v7
Mr.. Michigan, pastor Of Presbyter-
ian church in iowa, has withdrawn be.
cause the rules Of the church foi bid Mrs
NEG. TO preach. -t Irtvnn
About $500 worth OF new dresses and
hair viii make good the damages to two
Terra Haute lAdies who hadla disagree
msnt the other day. ~3rs ..ng
Our old friend, DR.. Livingston, the AZ
rican explores is again alive, but poor.
Ralph Felix, the brother Of Rachael, SO
far from being killed in Paris, Is going to
open London theatsr with French COM
pany. ,..-, ..-..,
HATS Journal of HealM says six
penny sandwich, eaten leisurely in the
carr, is better ior you than : dollar dinner
boiled at . station. .g,tD tABsi
Out in Iowa, fishing partiea Of thirty oil
forty couples take along . brass band to
play on one side Of the stream and drive
the ash to the hooks on the other. 3 -
The Newark Advertiser calls New Jsr.
sey - tight little state" Surely, the edi
tor does not give 1t this title because l,
has q much ,"Jersey iightntH "a r.
Abhie r. Psrkins CALLED 70 satisfy Bel
tast Nc, jury, after Z shSss days. hearing
that Francis Earaham -psaaaiaed msrr!
her In 1866, and they rendered n vssdic
accordingly. a.
't tlVAA,es sufpst = sy&iG lPA >
[lsSqd ~ fiscs4aie, a. tbslAst S)aStPa
more Rfa h.8 psst tff ateSe, ,tpooaet
ept ~ Z gshhflss diiFsstpFes yvho aidEnb't lit
the ivay he Ssls1. ,JinsI ~ l9l'ga
The German tenor, Nisnau. .lwhs 18th
7 Iaiyorcsd husband of Marie ssSbssh, u
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[From the New York Standard, May sthl
During the present week at Boston there.
u to bo an extensive gathering of ex-sol-
diers, members of various army societi o.,
who como together for their annual re.
union and feasting. Tho National En-
casapmcnt Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public convenes on Wednesday morning,
and IN the evening will cit down to q ban
Duet at Fsneuil Hall. On Thursday the
society Of the Ninth Army Corps cit down
tea diarss with Genersl Burnside their
Cd coipmaAder, and In the svsning the
Massachusetts commandery Of the
Loyal Legion q celebrate . their an
nivsrssy.g ) > On, Rtiday the meeting
Of the society or The Army OF the
Potomac takes place, followed by The soci.
eties Of tho Sixth Army Corps aud the
Cavalry Corps. The Grand Army of the
Republic Is composed particularly, of tn,
1 Rie.of the atsnles which. united 70 suppress,
tie rebeilion, although very many officer,
| t-e embraced, in is membership, and
Gems. Hooker, j Pleassnton Meade anc
many others have accepted invitations "a
be present. The arrival Of General Sher.
idsn from Europe is anxionsly looked for
General Logan, the present commander
Of the Grand Army, the general staff,
and the delegates from, n Calfor-
MIA Maryland, District OF Columbia,
Penpsylvania, and many States Of the
West, rendezvous in this city to-day, and
leave for Boseu in body this evening
Fof. the Cohsmanaership Of the Grand
Army quite q, contest will take place
Among the candidates Gen. Burnside
Gen. Pleasanton and Gen. N. p. Chapman
OF Washington arc among the more prom.
inent. Before the Society of the Army Of
the Potomac, Gen. Rairchild of Wisconsin
esnssss me snaf. nm p..'sssa "rss,o Tas con
ciety, promises to be exciting, and shoult
will possibly be given him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

H% A. II. Stephens is sometimes called
an aristocrat, but here is a picture of his
household Mr.. Stephens could not but
be entertaining. The colored children Of
his household servants come and 60 at
will, squat on the floor, play with the dog,
or stand before the fire and stare to their
hearts content, take part in conversation
whenever they desire, being humored in
everything by their much-loved master.
In his bachelor life his servants are his
family; and their welfare has always been
source Of anxiety and comfort to him.
30 writes a radical visitor.
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NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS
corrsspondsuce Bu,a,o courier.


We learn from the country papers that
establish . daily paper in this city, with .
espital Of nearly - million d0liars. As
Vanderbilt 10 = pretty shrewd old gentle
pls here do not believe no has any such
10 Now York, and certainly the Commo-
aeyd, established year ago, celebrated its
snniyersary on Monday, and assured its
friends that II is prosperous and strong.
Mr.. Dans's efforts to break IL down
by abusing its editor, John Russell
Young, have not been very suc-
cessfuI. The new one-cent morning paper,
The Ray, which couple Of adventurous
journalist projected some weeks ago, has
not yet made it appearance. As the
EpeRsng News, at the same price, has be-
come one Of the best-paying cheap papers
in the New York, there Is q chance for
The Ray TO get in. At any rate, hope it
viii, Tilton's Golden Age continues to
make inrosds on the Independent, and is
said to BE- prospecting finely. Certainly, it
Is, > great deal more readable than
Bowen's great blanket sheet, and in
every respect more attractive paper
though much less gigantic and ponder
GUS. Rev. Stephen a. Tying, the young
or, has retired from the editorship Of The
CkristiaS at Work, having found the du.
ties Of the position top, oAerous. Clergy
men, generally, make rather poor editors,
AoogA SOME ofthsp tAhk they are the
oply anpn who know hoW torun sgpaper.
AM The daii,es, except the Times, are pros
pering fnsly.-e The paper excepted 10
ste.ailx lcaiaE sisc 9lsti9a E l;pd ,he r respect pee
81. HI dssssAt fs0n shS position ~ held
under Mr.pRSymoRdls management to the
.Pnsjk now .osSppiss ~ The most reMarka-
[hs le, ths AtIaEy. q Nav Y9sF.,aSteA''
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s~The following apology"


lished in q Topeka, Kansas, paper:
'"An Apology time last winter
DR.. 8. Il. Sheldon ordered me to make him
fas single breasted frock coat, to be
worth $i5. made the coat, and II was a
perfect At; but he left 1t on my hands, be-
cause he wanted . swallow tail instead
whereby suffered loss Of $50. This
spring be ordered Of me q business suit,
and endeavored TO again leave a coat on
my hands. told him to leave me the
whole suit or pay me for it. He refused,
and kicked him out of my shop at eight
o'clock on the morning OF March 27, 1871.
He has since, however, paid mo, and re-
quested an apology, which now make,
and state that bad he paid me for my
work as requested, I would not have
kicked him out Of my shop as above men,
toned. j. V. HART"
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Probtsm.

Tho following question Is said to have
proved a stumbling block to great many
applicants examined for, places in the
Census Bureau at Washington A. sold
9 COW for twenty-five dollars and BY the
transaction lost sixteen and two-thirds
per cent. He sold another COW at an ad-
vance Of sixteen per cent. for just::enough
to cover the ioss upon the fret COW, how
much did he get for the second COW :
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