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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-20

DOR PHI LADEL PHI | A. s. ~ !.
4 The steamer T. NJ L Il T.. Captain :cF=-s.zz=s:
SNYDER. will rccc>" freight for the above port till
MONDAY The 10Th instant at IL ncl"ck.
Freight taken fer all parts VI PENNSYLVANIA. New
lcrs,., and Delaware. also fuf4aDriolk and New Or
leans, al low rates.
Passage to rhiladclrhia including meals and state
room - ". /. PORTER. Agent,
my ,S-"l No. 24n, iIurk street.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD l. rcat! In every neigh
'nrhuud IN III" South.
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S,LErr AEIi.GTnE ANp o%E III NnREn AND
TuiurT L"rS ATIAtIIrt THIS AFTERSou> AT 4
,,'tru, K.-Thc special attention of III" public Is
particularly invited o the sale of tho beautiful cot
tlgc residence called Arltngi"n. near the western
part ui the city, and large number ut lots attached
To- come Of al O'Clock this afternoon An omnibus
will leave my office al o'clock /" convey those who
may prefer attend the sale in that way, though
the >trc,r-car> I" lIulyw""'l win run within three
-lualcn oi lic place. Ample refreshments will hc
prov ,cl. W.GorpIN. Aucti"uccr.
Come aud the handsome accS. crrpCS, ribbons
in all the new SHADES. with complete assortment ut
:sro- grain and plain ribbons AT Madame DEMEL-
MANS.
NnwLAS 4 Go. are receiving direct from The fec
10 i,.~ new designs in
FINE IEwEl.rN.
tLrGANT WATCHES AND tIININ>.
pItNuTp E%t tAGFMENT. N>D rLAl< GOLD
MEBpi$G FlNi;S.
du,.v novelties IN Bridal silver.
Corner Main and Tenth streets.
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Enpnrium of fashion al III" Nc" >ior", with
fresh supply NJ goods. 1T Madame hhMELMAH'S =
l914 NInin sir,f.
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4 yo,,,g lad, requested Ia e released from mar
ring, engagement on the ground that WHEN rcii-
,rartcd she believed her lover duck. hll since
,nuud him 10 hca goose. This Is no rilectoi' on
ilu .ouscs which are kept in perpetual molten al l..
B. ~rESCE & SrN'% fashionable tailoring cSt"hlisl-
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,g Srtr ArI"> NF Fl,h US, US,
,,t..tE Tut\ 1t'f ''NN' ~ - -
-..< - ~. Tlil 'ittf> 'N''''
,sfa~ ~ ll't '''N.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

L'OR NEW YORk.--The Old "a: ,,.:s;5Ts:;ss;s, 5Ts:ss 2,
Il dominion Steamship Cumrauy's rlc- Sls.-!.1;ss,
CANT wheel Steamship OIL LDDoMlEIoh,ta taptaii
BoUHSE. will sail on TUESDAY. May q, N
orlork l.. NJ Freight received untIl I. NJ.
Through hill. of ladny sicmcd, and goods for
w;irdcd With dispatch 10 all points north. south
east, and w>t. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign pcris Passenger accornlr odatiols
unsurpassed. Fare. Slo: stccrigr, So: r"und-triI
tickets, $50. For freight or r:I$sasr. apply To
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent.
my on-ot No. 3 Governor street.
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TlirM>& B.LNEN 4 90 offer To Tie public th
,u,n >cdwirk Whi~k"y at S3 per gallon.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. May is.-F1our quiet and firm.
Wheat dull and scarce. Corn dull: white 7slS9e !;
yellow, 73c.: mixed western. 7GG17lc Oats steady;
southern. G0c Provisions declining. Mess pork,
Su. Bacon unchanged.
vvlrsdnias, consolidated. seq West Yirginias, II
bid. j IN .s
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rINHE MEMBERS OF JET >.s:s.sssse>
l. FERSON LODGE. No. {, !. D. o. :8SI
F., are hereby notified TO attend -ss5SSE=
regular meeting on THIS monday |1'shf'"
EVENING. the 2oth instant. ut s O'Clock.
nv s,-It+ JOHN r. VAUGHAN Secretary.
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General Items.

M.$.,l:GYrH. il#y lS.--Frc>i,lsnt Grant.
Coiuncl Fornrv. and Governor Cooke, dincd
together yesterday.
Commissioner Douglass stlstain> the dcci
sion that brokers must pay tax on borrowed
money used is banking capital.
The President has gone to Maryland. He
rclucns on Monday.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing May ~,
THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
TIE ROYAL. YEDDO JAPANESE TROUPE.
SIXTEEN ARTISTS.
CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY
| Sale of Reserved Seals commences ut y c@t john
sion 4 Co.'S Saturday.
| ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Orchestra. ;" c'nts
pIruupttp ''''''~''''' y"
Family Circle and Gallery - ee"''
my Ie-6t --
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tail and tho new tllcs Of rhignons. switches,
curl.. etc. at Madame nEMELMANS, 1923 MAIN
fI...r
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.IFA>E>r .IrGt;l ERS-Thc ROYAL Ycddo
Japanese troupe will appear tor the first tim"
al the Richmond Theatre Tonight. This
truup" recently came IT, this country. 1t Is
said I" comprise many of the most accrul-
Wi>hcd magician tri,k>trr- and >light-ot-
hand performers that have ever visited the
United states. The Press everywhere speaks
highly "t their performances. IL very rutcl-
tainin@ and mcHccptionallc il I'll respects.
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v,ySE H,SDEERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
Il rsrf,,ne. H,!r.C Coloring preparations, Brushes,
- g ~. l., " AGNER & Co,
my ls-:ts
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'hh' h''-Ihe cheapest croquet In th,. city at j
f'LlNS"N' ). two doors above DiS;,uici Office
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.

TRAND PICNIC AND BALL. to g1
" IA. given for the BENEFID Of THE "a
GERMAN SICK ASSISTANCE SOC!ETl:t Il
ON MONDAY. May 18th. at HAIIORFf
m,PntE Ticker. ra,, he had Of All members and
nj the gate. Atimlsslon FIFTY CENTS.
y. B-All the invited societies are most respect
fully requested Ia meet At tlcir halls pnhcliy 1t
llalt-JIiS, o'clock. , ,,,,>,,rrrr>
nv lI-3tN iIi:. ''h nil -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-20

,,EIcaching and pressing done AT short notice Il
Ma,lalnc DEMELMh<S
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l,uROIGu TO LEXING- tassss--,rE7T7 ssss-rrE7T7 ~

L TON AND BUCHANAN Bl s-~-4---1s------s
CANAL rACkETS.-FaIr through without meals.
sl with meals. -. On and after the ?uth instant
passengers for TN" above places VIII NOT he detained
In yncln,rg. aS heretofore. the boats continuing
right on, ami reaching Lexington and Buchanan in
Htty-ipur hours.
NJ change In the running OF tho boats between
Richmond and Nnrhlulll. Il. EDMOND.
NAY II. 1877 my lr-2wS
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Iit t0*,EEr II A->ENrIy II IALl tomorrow
night. I" l." given hN III" Washington oCtcttc
Club, 1.-The hest society of singers in this
country" assisted hy Mr. Leo Wheat. will
!'rohdll, hc II" l'>t ni the kind ever given
IN this ,i!y. II l. rarely that we have an op-
lorruu;;v at lj>t"ni',- t" such singing. No
doubt all will avail themselves OF this oppcr-
tunity.
The proceeds arc 10 hrln pay for the organ
in the MoulIm"ntsl church (Epi>ropaI.
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',.... ''',,', n,at ,.,a,o ,,nrn mad,
,t.,...r ,,,t;n,, u,,1S 1s-a.
,., n,n ,,,,,',c ',rnri Lo,,yn,n Finl,.
u >.,r.,.,n,h ,nr :, Gon
v..r,,r,,i ~ Wili;un t,,Il;,,., ~
...,,,I, .,roc, nc,r \ 1Gi fol ON
......, ',..., Garner Of y for a,,1 IT..
....ru rnlli,n f. .Ianc~ +. (;uddin,
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Advertise IN the RELlGlnI% HERALD.
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Mr>rt M,ElA.-l 'ndrr the name which
heads this artirlc there exists in nur city an
educational institution >rprintend'd 10y
" sisters Of the Ni-itaticn.'
II J. Useless TOY ll> I" say enc word n> I"
~" merit, ut such Institutions. but will only
add That they deserve the encouragement ol
II! communities III which they are estah-
Il~hcd. \ fair j. contemplated for the henc-
III OF The cahorr-mcnti"ncdsc school. and already
many Nal'rlh" articles are upon exhibition
tnr 'Htllc and wc trust that chances enough
MY hr taken - insure these GOOD ladic,
,'nr">~. I'll" arti'c~ may he seen at the
convent.
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A GENCY OLD DOMINION BROOM
IA WORKS S.-lnO dozen VlEG1SL-MAl,E
market; $50 bushels CLOVER SEED, best quality
J. Il. BLAND Il Co,
ulh u 1924 Cary street.
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Come and see the beautiful French flower. n,
Madame DEMEtM>N's
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, .nn'e ana see the Parislan bonucts ana hats a,
Malamc DEMEiMAN's
nj. ELLfsoN Co, Advertising Agents. D1spArc1,
oohg VIII receive advertisements and .,.a y.
''se'''" III any Journal of the country at rcsula,
rates. e'
'hfs' E''-Ihe cheapest cro1uet I'm thu, city at !
l. f'LlN SONS. two doors above DiS,iaich Office
Come aud see the beautiful French flower. n,
Madame DEMEIM>N's
NoTioNs.-All kinds of notions for gentlemen st
+. Is SPENCE 4 SoH'- furnishing store.
ATTEACTIOSS.-Thcrra arr various attractions II,
Inc WAY of nccktcS at r.. Is. SPENCE K Sons cloth
Ing establishment.
MADE To ORnER.-Eycry variety of stvlr ,n goods
aud every style of makeup Mt J.. Il. SPENCE 4
SONS merchant tailoring establishments
SHIRTS made 10 order and ready-u.atle In every
style nj +. Il. SPENCE &OE 5 grnticncn's furnish
ing establishment.
U%pEE-CLnTlIING Of all kinds ut +. b. SrE:CE &
SONS. 1909 Main street.
SONS.
SEVENTY -FIvE-CENr GAuzE SHIFTS at l.. u.
SPENCE \ Sons. l3ro Main street.
Err"iyipc daily, AL the novelties of H." al
Madame pEMTrNAN'>
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Receiving daily. AL the novelties of III" season al
MaI,lnr pEMTr MANS.
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ATTEACTlOSS.-ThcrC arr various attractions In
the WAY of ncck-t at r. Is. SPENCE 4 Sons cloth
Ing establishment.
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NoTinNS-All kinds of notions for gentlemen n
+. Is. SPENCE & SoT', furnishing store
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MADE To OHnER-Evcry variety of style 'n goods
and every style of makeup mt y. Il. SPENCE K
SONS merchant tailoring establishments
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SEVENTY -fIvE-CENr GAuZE SHIFTS at L.. u.
SrFxtF 4 SuN'~. l3ro Main street
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SHIRTS made To order and ready-n.atle in every
style NJ +. H. SPENCE Il son S grntcncns furnish
ing establishment
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CLrrIuNt; IN rndc>s variety at T.. Il. SrExCE &
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N"wLAS 4 Go. arc receiving direct from The fr
i"r,..- new designs in
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Bon unb nab Moalas, Sftotu %, u!
perIalTen yaTasisr,iss tns psnnipIranta II
fubatn- Depot ,GghG pie ir!a.;
Shblin (nat VdlttmOlt).
pol,ua pula6t Glml,a $50 y. ". Biliams.
port 9.I5 Wurgtns. Sart,bsturg I'm 2 Us.
Nadm. Aufdnft In eatimrrs uni 3 80 ". M
GpusDIug perldbt Sa,risbnra $50 VI. W.
Aniupft in YalhmcIe um S.45 I'm.
9rie Grprs6 sulSbt @nnturp 9.40 M..M.
Mniuuit In pauisburs um ti.3O y. N.
Niagara Grpttb. o40 Abrnes
pbilarrlpta &rp fb. 3.3o BORN
gof,us, nat Baltimore. 2.i5 Watm
S1ntll,aa 3.35 UUIm
Yaeifir Grprsb, 1850 BORN
9inriEnan 4rprbjug - fO.4O Watis
Baltimore Accommodation = $40 Wcrg.
RSrbltt (nat Grts ,r.).
'! M!iasara Srprs6 ssbi ab um 1880 g0tm.
Yolsus, f.25 Natn
SGnei,ua, 4.50 ,
Grte pcjhua AIS WOra.
woi,nsnssrSlit uns lasli$, e$nta,us nsrs-
ltt, paeifie grprsb fiipli&, Cincinnati grprsb
narbIid, unbypri unb Sarrisburs @erunimOSa.
tlOnssne nSreli& unb fiitii&, Grie polhus unb
Vrlf Grprtb fiiplit, ilnb Suntury atecrtcba.
ttonslus, nSreIi&, laufsn tasIi@, ausssnrnt.
men SOnntags.
Der gnfaIc-Grpreb, nHrelt& unt fhtlit,
setitasIiG.
Der Cincinnati arprtb,us iab!it, Iaufi tag.
lt1, aus9cnpmn,en Samfaes.
Cincinnati Grprtb faeltt, ssbt tiDIit, aus.
s.nommen Woniaes.
lin psitere Muslunft tpsnbe man lb an be
Sfaes I'm YtnnfyISanIa Giisnbabn-Dsppi.
&lfrsb 81. 8tsft,
Gen. -Supertnserttui.
pdrri6bura, 2S Oft. 1872.
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Ndctrietf

pirb hermit asasbtn, taB cine MppIifaiisn an
bic nG&he StBuns ber wtnnlyIpanta 2saIsla.
irr eema&t pirb fir bic Snesrpprina elmer
Dsppftsn, Dtsecnio unb Sparbanf, nit al.
ssnastntn BauIpripilssisn, unitr BEN glamsn
.,Dsutf@e @parbaut br 6tabt Suanton",
lcttrt III Scrantor, wa., NIT tinfni 8apttaI BON
fiinfjis Iauitnb Dcaars unb BEN Rstt, tas.
ltlbs auf apsibunssrt 3auisue DpIlars ~ srs
bBtsu.
Gramtcu, Wat 2, fs72-6Mt.
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StHs 3ast ta8ltH
ppn uup naH
BaItimnr & Waf5ington City
Bier 3dss taslt&
ra9 unb BON tsr Nprb- unb Wslsweis Sus-
luebanna, BEN nprrltten uno ptitltttn
YsnnlpIpanisn unb Ntw. gcrf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-14
+ G u tic G I 0 II.
HpccabOmtas.
Cine iuabre @eidi@te aus orn 3eiten ber
erfieu engliiden Niroerlaiiunsen In
goroamerifa.
ron
W. .. y. 5orn.
(5crtlrbuns.)


@tnf na9m aud Smiib fsins Biale,
um bsm sefoltertsn 9sr3en 8ube 3u psr.
f&afsn. unb bsslslttt BON sinissn Der
bsasn S&dBsn. In bic Dalber 3u ale.
ben. So mar sin tefontsrs sladlt&er
Sag, une frsuetg batsr itbss Gsmat6.
S&Un mar bic rsids Bsute eslammelt,
ais nod elm tsrrIi&ss &sb BEN Sds.rn
tssesnsts. @af& cling 20 an bic Der.
folsuns, nnb sbsn, ole Fe an elmer bid.
ten Shat bts Walbes pcrib.uitten,
I&wirrte stn Vfstl ttrpor snt Ssrrun.
bette Smitt tn Der 6eits, ptns bae d
ssrabe ssfatrli& sswsf.n mare. 6,
wanfts inssf.n bod, BON Sanus s..
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9nu,mbeit.

Dunimbsit ma&t I& Rsis am buIlRsm
Sltr IN bislsr Iiettn WsIi,
gle sritstnt aud am geltdiam
SIMMER nod bfr hummtn WcIl,
Wbtr tpas mir itut am lfirlfn
Muf her sanjtn listfn WtIt
Dunimtttt Dummbsit fommt am p,tt(ltu
GnbIit tp@ npH IN tr @sIt,
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poetic.


Bos'm Ycl'jsisstitt In elmer truti&t
Stapt
e7tanp 5aunfrisp G,f elm 9ausr, an
stfiaSt
0r bab In isinss DO.iss S&snI' gun
"s,iinsn 8lat"
in @sBenTiri upn msbrsrn Bautrl
ausssiiai;
neS cas- fsin Nsdt msbr In ts
Wdt,
Die 3itttr isisa Cisbs wis tIs ap.
pofIsu
,TUrt In psr Melt NIT tiareu
| 0tlp
DRonnt man eds Hsbt srtIuien pou
res Sataustlmtrarsn.
Gn Bauer. 95rs s,nannt, Ger 3'us'
nib g'btn iouis.
Wara Vi Der Sits pHs,ns pom sc.
rid! btftaBt;
er tGpur, eab r Die sEobtbstt ntu
bsrih.en wOlls,
DIN 9ab unb 5urdt. pie IS p,s Gttts
Gormsl last.
,Was wl1sn 6Is, m,ln ll.bt Mann,
BON tlsfsr saass" fsus Der Yraa,
bent;
llnb S0rS. uab fmpIsr 8autrwel(t
bob brauf an
Die Sats 3u sr,atlsn pom gnfars bis
sum Gnb
"Gt nun 70 pisl Id wsi6. war'S l.bhn
Sonntas, pis
rOsr 5annirisb Grf iu'S srins glatt
III bin8efommsn, friib;
nSa TT r wts Elm Narr I'm 3lmmer
rum s.lrfen,
nuap fat In Shnaps aus Iautsr asr.
ger f& b.lOifsu.
nSalb bat er laut ssbrummt ans talp |
sslaat,
Dllab w!s stns Narrs Satrttn nit b,r |
Sane gtmadt.
nGi 5annfrtsS iasi' Id bIa Du ben
elm Narr2
,,Was taf tu Yors tu remit ia
8ar,
:, gIs wdrf Gu toll pas III e,nu pal,
art
Sp tab' i@ Sid nod nis s,ltb'a, 70
altsrirt?
Den 3suf:l bab' t9, - Iaat r
Stti&.
,,@.bts @ut MAS an? 9tfiimmttt
Gu& um Gu6
,,Strlursn 9at' Id, --ta6 sos aae
wibt!
,6ab' 5lrat uRt &rasn sa9lsn nod
ssmiibt!
,Wea 9tsdt, ta ba6 S In Der Sanb
8ebabt,
Limb biz Goulont In Der Slabt
Ole faStsn: wsIl bsr @nbrs tatt' &c.
l6pursn.
yMabt' id bf,ab!su nun, unb biu'
Srlortn.
,6aaanten Rnp 1s Ia Ter Stabt al.
mltslnanbsr
.llHb Disbt. SpIBbubsn GInsr pls tsr
Nnttr.
,Nan fol- ilr, ter W.lt gum Gnsstsn.
fen,
.An slnsm aaBs al an sintu GaIsen
btnftn.
,Ganaillsnwaarfn Tnb's, Ii fas IS fret
b,rauS,
.6ans' ttnsn Wan!sI nm, mad kin
Osbeimntb braus.
,unb wa's nI&t sIaubsn MID, s.b nit
3u mir,
$50 9sb'S tbm f4rlfIltt auf sefems
Ptltem Yapisr.
,Das tR's, 9tr 5srru, was sr bat auss
sslast"
mSo f"+-fpra& Der YraFtsnt ter
@nsslIasts aIio bat,
~. gBie tbr por uns bt5suat 70 ettn,
m@sfast elm Spibtab' tl Ter 8Idtsr
unb Der Nopofat,
mOas wolls sr Gua l&riltlla &c.
bsna
.nunb warum ibatst Sbr ibn niat bsim
Uorte faTsn,
,~uab tatt, pas sr ssfast. Gud 1ariit.
lid ssbsn laGsn2m-
"Das bat sr ni&t trR u5ibis 8.batt,
erlaubt
nWtr baben's faon Ians &c.
wabt mir babtn's ip9s.
A an ht0
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SerntGQcn.

Sbr Eapital III In Yaasm OsIbe anasItat,
Sts bat fsin Noten Spllsm, bas pie Meisase
aIt Dem @isenibum lts8t. sic SerIanet fsns
@a6sabluns. Die Yrdnlien tpertsn In barren
gslee einte,ablt fur ben Danlsn 8eitruum ber
8srN6uuns, sniipsbsr fur BEN 8eiiraum sUn ei>
mem, bret pbsr fanf Sabren, ipelde unbebeutsnb
bbbsr ltnb, ais HI ben GsssnIsitissn 0niidsr,
sgdeuIdaftsn.
Muf Dunl1 Der Dul16aten pnbsu bic YoIt
cen tn heutlter Spta6e abssfabt.
MnnIifaiInna,, luA.S A.. L.. L s
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lloribern Central Giirnbabn
(yRtnter > 3abeus.)

Dur&. unb sirsfis Hounis uat Waibinsiea
Baltimore, 9rtt, Ginira, Buffalo, NO
tsejirr uno Yiagara G6lle.
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| ,,0er'''ar'ia'
@ranfen ltntertltan9s
@eleQi1aft
ppu Mlteab en y.
(Snscrprrirt scn Der gsIessstuns bes Staais'
ysnnlpIyansn AM 10. Mdrs ls72)
SfFes: gfc. 23S OF'ObtoRrake'
ilnleraast arants unb tur,b 9ufall Ssrun'
elatls unttr ben IitsraIllen Stelnsunaen'
SSeantc
grdIibent-NRupplpt 6. Stbmltr,
% sgrd1ibeat-Iusuf QDelamann.
Stabmeifsr-Gbritian Slider
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thing. 'Tis fret, fret, fret, from morning
till night. can live in one place as long
as any one can, and bear as much, ilatter
myself, but Mrs. Stanley I cannot get along
with another day. My last mistress was
not half 50 good a wcmau as Mrs. Stanley,
with her seven years.. She was unreason-
able and passionate, but she was nothing,
as Mrs. Stanley is. / would not stay an
other week here if they would give me ten
dollars.
Here was another of the troubles Mrs.
Stanley brought upon herself by undue
anxiety to keep up her credit as "model
housekeeper." Her help invariably be-
came dissatisfied and left after a few weeks
spent in her service.
The time allotted for my visit at last ex-
pired and l must confess, though was
sorry to part with my friends, expert
enccd feeling akin TO relief as the carriage
bore me away from that "nicely kept
house," and it was with new sense of
pleasure that 1 entered my own simple
home, devoid of all costly adornings or
furnishings. Afler having exchanged greet
ings with the family, went TO my unpro-
tending chamber, threw open my blinds
and windows, and sitting there with the
esi4lar -i,aa..,a -,s- tho saiii-s s', -1nndin1
every nook and corner Of that small room,
and the soft evening breeze sweeping over
my brow, enjoyed more in that one hour
of luxurious freedom, than in the whole of
my long visit with my friend, Mrs. George
Stanley, that "model housekeeper.'
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GAMBLING IN WAsHINdroN.-Washing-
ton for many years had been hot-bcd for
gamblers of Thigh and low degree. There were
dozen faro-banks on the Avenue within
a stone's-throw of Gadshy's, on the corner
of Sixth Street. Many of these establish
ments had cub-rooms attached, where
members of Congress and others amused
themselves with brag, vingt-et-un, and
whist. Draw-p poker came into vogue ut a
later day. Gambling, and for large sums,
was common, particularly among Southern
and Western members. Scores of them
from Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee,
and the Gulf States squandered lheir mod
est per diem, then eight dollars only, at the
gaming table, and some impaired their pri-
vate fortunes by the same indulgence. $,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

-Generaly sp cakng-Women.
Hush Money Nurses wages.
Loose Habits dressing gowns.
II on Merchants-d dancing masters.
Music hy Handle-A street organ.
. The worst tax of all-Atlacks Of gout.
Hands have they, yet steal not,-Clocks.
Legs have they, yet walk not,-Table'.
Teeth have they, yet chow not,-Combs.
Lips have they, yet kiss not Pitchers.
Eyes have they, yet see not,-Needles.
Supplemental treaty-"l shall smoke,
dear, now Tn married.
-''My son." said fond papa, who was
lookin over the lesson his son had recited
that day, show did you manage when your
teacher asked you to spell metempsycho-
sis?"
"Oh father" said the boy, 81 just stood
spell boundv'
A misc hievous lad one night chalked Il
Roman candle perfectly white and stuck it
in his mothers candlostick. Although
somewhat astonished, the old lady retain
ed enough presence of mind to tau the
Young gentleman with a shingle.
A country merchant, having procured
a new clerk, walked him up in the morn
ing after he was hired at a most unreason-
ably early hour, by calling out that the
family were sitting down to the table.
"Thank you" said the boy, as he turned
over in bed TO adjust himself for new
nap, ''thank you; but | never allow my
self to eat anything during the night
A lawyer who was sometimes forgetful,
having been engaged 10 plead the cause OF
an offender, began by saying, 81 know the
prisoner at the bar, and he bears the char
acler of being a most consummate and inn
pudent scoundrcl." Here somebody whls-
pered to him that the prisoner was his eli
ent, when he Immediately continued, "but
what great and good man ever lived who
was not illuminated by his contempora
ries p
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n CHEAT CRLL.ER NOTION.

In sections of the country where there is
an abundance of cobble-stones, collect a
few loads of them about four or five inches
in diameter, grade the bottom of the cellar,
lay the cobbes in rows, and ram them
down onc-third into the ground, so that
they will not rock nor be sunk below the
line Of the rows by any heavy superincun-
bent pressure, such as the weight of hogs
head OF molasses or tierce of vinegar. The
bottom of the cellar should be graded 50
that the outside will be at least two inches
lower than the middle. A mistake some
times occurs by grading the cellar bottom
in such manner that the centre will be
two or three inches lower than the outside.
When this is the case, should water enter
from the outside, it will flow directly tow
ard the middle. \ straight edged board
should be placed frequently on each row oil
stones as they are being fsmmed, so that
the upper sides may be in n line with each
other. Afler the stones are laid and well
rammed down, place few boards ON the
pavement to walk on then make grout-
ing of clean sand and water lime, or Rosen-
dale cement, and pour it on the stones uh-
til all the interstices are filled. As soon as
the grouting has set, spread layer OF good
cement mortar one inch over the top OF the
pavement, and trowel the surface of
smoothly. In order 10 spread the mortar
true and even on the surface, lay an inch
board one foot from the wall, on the surface
of the pavement, stand on the board, and
ill the space with mortar even with the
top of the board after which, move the
board one foot, I'll the space with mortar
and trowel it OF smoothly. Such a floor
will cost less than board floor, and will
endure as long as the superstrucIure is
kept in repair.
A floor made in the foregoing manner
! on the ground In the basement of barn,