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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and 5 cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count Il line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid. Persons an
nouncing the names of their friends as can
didates for office will be held responsible
for the cost of the advertisement
For Sale Cheap, one sulky nearly new
Enquire at this Office.
.4g~ Five hundred Locust Posts for sale E.
NJ. Allen, Darlington. myl6
Icy For Sale-Second- hand Piano, made by
j. j. Wise Il Bro, Baltimore. Rosewood case,
superior tone and elastic touch. Warranted
sound in every particular Price $50 Apply
at the Office of The Agis my9
c8y- For Sale.-A desirable Dwelling House in
Bel Air. Fine garden, grapes and other fruit
E. G. Garrettsom mh2l
"Wanted.-To rent good Tavern stand
Those having one to rent will enquire at this
office. jy25
g95- For Sale Cheap-for cash or trade, one
Express Wagon nearly new. Apply to L. c.
Garrcttson, or this office.
lay Cheap for Cash. good Mules, Jersey
Bulls and Hefers Berkshire Pigs and South
down Lambs. Ramsay McHenry, near Emmor
ton. AUST
zY-Found.-On the 29th of July, between
Abingdon and St. Francis Church, a shawl
The owner will please come forward, pay charg
es and take it away. Enquire at this office.
s-y"Lost. On Tuesday, 5th, in Bel Air, n
Gold Pen and Pencil, with Gutta Percha handle
A liberal reward will be paid to finder. William
Young au15-tf
szBrFor Salc.-A second hand Lcather-top
Buggy, in first rate order. Price sl25. Apply
to A. Preston Gilbert. aul5.3t
szfs-For Sale.-Two fresh Cows one with
calf by her side 2 weeks old. Price $50 and $40
Apply to VIM. Webster, Churchville. aul5
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PICKLES, PRESERVES, &C.-Wc invite the
attention of dealers and others to the adyer-
Gay street, Baltimore, to be found on our
first page. Mr.. II. has recently enlarged his
store, and added to his facilities for business
and now has on hand Il large and select stock
of foreign fruits, nuts, segars sardines, crack
ers, pickles, preserves, &c, at prices That can
not fail to be satisfactory. Give him call
when you desire to purchase anything in his
line.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-We callattcn-
ton to the advertisement in our columns of
the University of Virginia, one of the Univcr-
stiles of highest rank in America. 1t is
founded on the elective system, in its broad
est sense, and is equally well adapted for
those who desire to make special and profes.
sional attainment as for those seeking broad
general culture.
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THE MOUNTAIN PRoTRAcTEp MrETrNG

THE MOUNTAIN PRoTRACTED MEETING
The protracted meeting Mt the Mountain
Christian Church, was largely attended on
Sunday last, Elder o. A. Bartholomew, OF
Washington, ID. c., preached three times on
that day, and impressed his audience with
his eloquence and power ms n preacher of the
gospel.
Elder A. N. Gilbert, of Baltimore, will
preach on next Sunday, also during the week
following two services each day at o'clock
and u o'clock, p. NJ. Three persons were
baptised on Tuesday last, under the ministra.
tions of Mr.. Bartholomew, Dr. Hawkins as
sisting.
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Letter from Eur0De.

Asubscriber to The ASis, writing from Lon.
don, England, gives picture of London and
English institutions in general different from
the conventional one of the majority of tour
lists. We give the following extract from his
letter:
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A CARD.

To tie Democratic U0ters Of Hartord County:
The report so widely circulated to the ef-
for the Sherittalty, is entirely incorrect, with
out truth OF foundation; contrary to that,
earnestly solicit the support of all men who
are opposed to rings, cliques or combinations.
las 4 YTI Il
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MARRIED.

BAKER--PARLETT Thursday,
August 18th, at the residence of the brides
father, by DIR. F. M. Hawkins, WM THOS.
BAKER, to Miss HANNAH A. PARLETT,
both of Baltimore county. BALTIC county
Union please copy.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-Durin the Sc
we're thunder storm, about o'clock on Sun.
day morning, the barn of Mr. James ii. Ball
who lives near Thomass Run, was struck
by lightning, set on fire and entirely destroy.
ed. The barn contained about twelve tons
of hay, n lot of old wheat, reaper and othel
agricultural implements which Were all con.
sumed. There was no insurance upon the
property and it was not protected by light:
ming rods. The loss is estimated at 81, 900.
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SO Broadway, New York

CastOria is more than a substitute for Castor Oil
1t liz the only safe article in existence which is certain
to assimate the food regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals morphine ALCOHOL and is pleasant 10 tax O.
Chiilrnn nanl not g ry anl nntLera max rnst.
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The ST. IeNATIUs FAIR.-Owing to the
unfavorable weather of the present week, the
Fair for the benefit of The st. Ignatius Church
Hickory, will be continued on Monday and
Tuesday, the 18th and 10Th.
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APPoINTMENT-Gover White has ap.
pointed William G. Hunway Esq, Register
of voters for the First District, in place OLA
]. Treadwel, resigned, "a
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For County Commissioner

Mr.. EDITOR. Please announce JAMES w.
PRESTON, of the 4th District, as q candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to the decision
ofthe Democratic party at the ensuing primary
elections.
MANY FRIENDS.
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ribaldry and blasphemy, and IL it can possibly
better his chances for the governorship of
Massachusetts care sorry. for the state of
morals which must exist there.
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lMMEDIATELY-If every family knew the value OF Miss
Sawyer's Salyc they would Immediately purchase box
and be without it, Ifyour Druggist is out this
save and negects to keep supplied, send Sixty cents
directed in another column and say you the a1ver
isement in this paper.
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ID I r. D.

MOORES AT "Mooreland Hartford
county, ON Monday, August 18th, 1878, after
n brief illness, JAMES MOORES, aged "a
years
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UNIVERSITY OF HERGINIA

Opens October ; continues through nine months. /
is organized in schools the elective SYSTEM with ul
courses in Classics, Literature Science with practice il
Chemical and Phys Laboratories) In Law Medicine
Engineering, Teaching and Agriculture. Apply 70
Catalogues to JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman, p. q
University of Virginia, Albemare Co., Va. au5-lm
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On Tuesday, August 18th, 1873

the following Stock and Farming Imple-
ments, to wit:
One bay Mare, 1 sorrel do, bay do, five
years old, 1 bay Horse four years old, l three
year old Heifcr two-horsc Wagon, Ok Cart,
Horse Cart, Reaper and Mower, Hay Teddcr,
Hay Carriage, Wheat Fan, Hay Rake, Corn
vators, Shoyels, Forks, Hoes, Wagon and
Plow Harness. Also 100 gallons Vinegar
Cider Mill, and various other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and
under cash; on all sums over that amount Il
credit of six months will be given, the pur
chasers giving their notes with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from day of sale.
OLIVER T. BAILEY,
Administrator.
G.. w. Taylor, Auctioneer au15
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~ For Sale Cheap, one sulky, nearly new.
Enquire at this office.
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Administrators Sale.

TIIE subscriber, as Administrator, will sell
at Public Sale, on the farm of the late
VIM A. Bailey, near Chenille, Hartford Co.,
Md, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
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az" Five hundred Locust Posts for sale E
NJ. Allen, Darlington. mylG
, 1873-06-26
R&iLROAD.PASSES.

70 tho Editor ef Tho Chicago Tribune:
S1n: In the resolutions OF railrohd-man-
agers, regarding tho abrogation Of tho
pass-nuisanco, aB Published In TEE Tn1u-ll
uNE Of tho 21at inst, four proyisos arc,
mentioned, one OF which is in 80 diroot conflict
with tho preamble Of tho resolutions as to mako
1t justinable to cali the attention Of hApublio to
it. i moan tho fourth proviHo, which roadB as
follows: "Prouidel, That each company may
authorize tho wiyoa and children Of the ofIioorsi
aud employees Of tho company to travol without
payment OF faro on thoir own roads."
Nov, tho issuing OF FREQ passas to women is ono
Of tho principal .. .oausoB OF frequent and woll'
founded dissatisfaction" and Is considered by
oil parties not directly Interested in this lioonso
to DO inconsistent with proper ratlrond man
ngeuaont." 1 am stookholdor' In two Of our
prominent Western railroad companies, but con-
feBs that am unable to 500 why tho wives ind
granted tic right to traTol upon railways s With
out tho payment OF faro. Such pructico wonld
create n8ain forced privileged class. who gems
orally uao, or rnther misuse, such license to the
utmost.
II there muat bo an exception to tho gon-
oral rule, lot 1t be In favor of the .oi1icera
and employoa OF the different railroads, for, in
Huch case, the rulo would ho based upon q sya-
ton, OF mutual obligation, and no railroad con-
PaEy WQu4A ludo 4uy tu1HR pJ 1E.'
Another inoompatibility is tho retaining Of
communication tickets Tho issuing Of commute
ton tickots Mt q lowor rato than the full regulnr
faro is diroct discrimination, on the pnrt Of tho
railroads, in fayor Of tho rich nan, who Is ablo
to pay ut once for twenty-five or one hundred
ridoa, against tho poor man who is not able to
araro 80 much money at onco. The poor mnn
la thus obliged to pay higher tariff for his ride
than the rich man. Tho injustice of such 4
practice to the public is 30 palpable as to mako
further commont upon it unnecessary.
4 4TQQEuQLpEn.
, 1873-06-26
CRUELTY T0 ANIMALS.
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:

To tho Editor af The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: lettor appeared in your Friday or
Saturday issue, under tho above hoading, atat-
ing that the writer's friond had soen mora
cruelty to animals in this city than in Ill tho
remainder Of his experience; aud asking Why
tho Society for tho prevention Of the Bame did
not look more closely nftor tAoir business, &c.
Now, would like to givo that writer's friend
the hint that somo ono gave somebody some
time ago, to-wit: TT you want thing done,
30 ind do it yourself" It iB worry easy to 70
howling around about tho dofolictions Of this or
that society, &o.; but in actual fact, tho fault
often lies st tho door Of tho howlera themselves,
It tia the duty OF every citizon who seos an act
Of cruelty to bring tho same to the notice OF tho
proper authorities and then attend to tho prose-
cution OF tho offeuder. II ho doos not do this,
lot him at loast refrain from whining at So
cioty yet In ita infancy, doing its level best with
calls upon all otizoua to assHt 1t in its labor Of
lovo. II this does not do, md ho must still do
something or any something about It,, lot him
pull out his pooket-book, and extract tlerefrom
all tho greenbaoks he can spare, aud hand thom
over to this mucll.abuaed Society. In short. lot
him heIp, not cavil at them.
One word moro: notice this want OF tho
strong Renae OF duty in political nattors. Our
citizens who have right to vote do not seem to
realize that it ia thoir duty to yoto and through
me, wo may trace the elevation Of unfit porsona
to Positions Of trust In tho nation. Yet 1t is
these very mon who, by their neglect OF plEn
duty, oxpose themselves to the OWLS tAoy COM
plain oi, who complain tho loudost and howl the
longest. II every man doea his duty to socloty
have good men in ofllco. and tho dumb creation
shall rojoico in whole skina and unaching bones.
lnclose my card. and am respectfully yours,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Juno %, 1878. Z. VS.,
, 1873-06-26
Michael areonsbaum .ssurpat, 81 ooo. 1osanh 1aton

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sotases @ of tho esste sb poon
r. 1nechantea, lsn g. 1875 on oom1noriI.t Hotel.
wfs e. Asse E4dss ste ss
t'ea for :ehenss' Ion on ooeteal
ss.@psit sS; seoe. 9ss3en Sasnea t IL iiI Wiis
nG a $, ss:a sdlxa Il dhsss9 I H.
$;s;s; s;:!':E
r4s Gsaee ssa4; ss:s% Eosts; &C.
13ooI-hteie.n county ,Gosi Company '. 10: Jo.
sSPa ss s 4sobaspes tssRRRFss'sa ngsRss
saoSsIaTis r: Keifessier '. Michsel Ke1ie.ther;
kirkland =. Mohari Mccarthy KIiland !: dlvoEis On
ground Of d1untenncas. and cl1o1ty; 43'eo1-Joaeph
.1s a'F s & s. Ssssa sna 'f1s arasn 1ssa
nl l '. .anoss b PhiuIps notwithstanding Com.
h a'saRs 9S,,ss sa3S Vsa Il ,,m s
Poak and john Torsytho; bill for injunction. ID III
9as assa@e s faa s!Sn' Gss$RsnS
43,014Frank surgos ot j. '. 4. j. IT. Freneh; ~:
Bumpait, s., ,000 4306-h1ary E. Y. john Kclly; bill
for separate maintenance. 45,olG-Nathaniol Iouton
Ct q Ta1m.dge E. spa'ls petition to supply record
4s,0l7-1aaae D. Keepers Tho American Bridge Com
GO. y. F.. 3. Datea confession. Of Judgment,
Sa2.to. 1890 Jonathan, p. Kirnbell 1T A. y.
Dennis o'oonnor ot Al. =. Ruf1e Band sssumpsit,
$4,000. 4s.972-savinga Bank OF, Fond du Lac J. u
Montague asaump1it, 81, 900. 43,023-Oharles D. Nc
Hay e Il. Y. J. O. Young assumpalt 5000. 43,o24-
sextua n. Wilcox, Trustee, etc., " George r. Clarke
sna pss 5ssse D D Thomas 7a e.:urps!t s2ooo 49 .p
43o2e-Alphonso Lecnno Y. Louis sordet; assumplit,
sl7G.35. 43,027-A1nob D. u BendaA A. bishop divorce
ground Of desoyton.e - 928-H. Wilbeck & Co. v,
| Ii. 3. bailey assnmpsis, $500.
, 1873-06-26
CLEANING THE city.

To the Editor ~ Tho Chicago Tribune.
s1n: Allow mo to suggest plan by which
tho city can be put In state Of perfect cleanli-
moss in very fow days,
Lot tho oIty be divided into sanitary diotricts,
corresponding with the eloation precincts as
thcy now exist; and lot q special sanitary COM
mittoo, Of ton or dozen ctizons, bo ap-
pointed in each district. Lot theeo mon
visit aud mako personal inspection
Of overy alley, back yard, barn, priyy ditch, and
other death-breeting AGENCY. and SEQ that thoy
arc placed in the proper shape. Lot thom lAvo
the use OF auch disinfectanta as tho city sup
plioB, and apply them on tho spot.
Fooling That they would work for tho protec-
tion Of thor own iamllios, thoy will make the
canyasa thorough, while all c.tixens Of tho pre-
cinct can easily communicate with thon,, and I'M
part such knowledge as tAoy have Of p]acoa
which need publication.
In this way within ono week, tho city might ho
placed iu U condition to almoBt defy the oholera-
.aoourgo.
The oxponso would not DO largo, ,-1eBa than tho
damage to tue oityB bugineHH for Binglo duy,
should cholora make its appearance.
make no complaint OF the Board OF Health /;
but its llmitod moans will not onablo 1t to covcr
tho city 30 mil,utely or 30 quickly as tais plan,
which, by tho way, may ha carried out undar tho
direction Of tho Board of Health.
IL not this suggestion emlnontly practical !;
and Should 1t not bo applied ut once Z
MERCHANT.
, 1873-06-26
ACCIDENTS TO ELEVATORS.

To tho Editor a. Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Tho recent torrible accident at Field
Letter & Co.'s building, by which o dozen mon
were dropped 80 feet on one Of their olevators,
It soons to mo requires some investigation.
There arc hundreds Of elevators in operation in
this city, and many Of them carry only paascn-
gers. II thoy arc liable to fall ut any time it is
we'll that people should know 1t, md avoid them,
Many Of those elevators havo been choaply aud
hastily constructod and those posted in the con-
'Btruotion Of elevators know thoy are as unsafe
as the ono Ut Fold l. Lotor's.
:. # there gro good aud safo olovators made BY
any one, owners Of buildings, at least where
tley are uBod for paaHonger-servico should be
compelled, By force Of public opinion, to adopt
such in place Of the cheap and unEafe apologies
for elevators now In many of our flrst-clasa
buildings. -
any riak upon an elevator, more than In walking
up-etairs. After Investigating tho whole sub-
joct, ! lind TINT there nre machines made which
cannot JaA and that 1t is na practicable to make
to say that many arc, in my opinion, entirely un-
It no cannot havo all elevators in
spected by proper authority, It would DO vol
for the people to forco manufacturers to tost
their machines in aome public manner, 80 that
all may know which kinds arc reliable.
l do not bolicyo it is right to lot this warning
go unhceded,: without fully. investigating the
meritH of all machines oIrored to the public,
Owners Of eyen flrst-olaBs buildings often put
in an unsafo elevator becauso they can buy such
for few Thousand dollars loss than safo onoa
cost. Must tho people risk thoi. uvos to aavo 60
little money to- tho wealthy owners OF our great
buildings?
trust that THE TRIBUNE will not drop thia
matter until tho manufacturers OF elevators feel
compelled to satl1fy the demand Of tile public to
knoto that their machines are absolutely safe.
Yours, BAFETY.
CHICAGO, Juno a. 1878.
, 1873-06-26
THE DlET-QUESTl0N.

10 The Editor cf The Chteaao Tribune:
Sin !: I fully coincido with Oh-Kay in his yiowa
about fruit boing heal!hfal in warm weather.
An a working-mar, aud eau trutlfully say that
good, ripe fruit, with o moderate amount of
moat, keep mo In bcttor health and Bpirlto, and
and can stand It to work hardor and moro hours,
than IL liYod almost wholly on meat and pota-
toes, as the working-olaBs In gonera! do.
Now, my adylco to working -pooplo, II they
wish to avoid that uuol-droalol dlsoaao, tho
oholora, ia, to abstain from tho uHo Of into1i-
eating liquors, and drink, instead, plenty Of cool
milk. and 1.-Two principally Oh good ripe frult aud
vegetables aud I will assure thom they mood
neyor fear tho cholera, but will Gn0 their hoalth
aud spirits improved. One VINO KNOWS.
, 1873-06-26
THE SEWER-QuESTl0tv.

IL tie Editor ef The Chicago Tribune: >
Sin It waa with pleasure that ! rcad your cd =
itorlal on tho Mayors meBsago In reference to
tho appropriation for more Bowers. Without
doubt it meeta tho approval OF overy one, excopt
tAoHo who have NIL tho sowersgo' improvements
OIL their own property.
Now Ia tho time for our Council to take action.
No QUO with any aonHe, or any regard Tor tho
health md cleanlinoGg OF our city, would hold
flro OH such a question, Tho Council ought to
aud rushed to completion us aoon aa possible.
No member OF tho Council ought to stop mo-
ment on such q question. 30, gontlomen, plcaao
pusl It along, and lot LIB 800 Chicago pluck and
enterprise start tho sewerage mattor a-golng IN
AZ short = tlmo as possible.
'"rimo is money!" but, In this caso, time ia
health to many OF us; so fire away, gentle,no1,
Of tho Council, at onco,, and you will oGligo
many. @. D.
Cu1uAoo, June -, 1879.
, 1873-06-26
HOMICIDE At SALEM, IND.
A Dcaporndo Shoots Down q Citizen
On tho Strcut.

From ths Ne.' 4 AIbany Ledger JUNO II.
Thieh, II. L wo have boon correctly Informed rs to
the facts, will result aud ought to. In Do)ou
Moffren's going out Of tho world at tho ond OF
tle hangmnn's rope. It aceme that a man Nv
tho namc OF John Hnlatcad entered tho eaioon az
Dolos Hetissn yesterday morning, and bocarne
however, left tho saloon without anything vorao
than quarrel with uotTren having takon place.
mud wont on about Lis buainoss. What Tho
quarrel WAS about, or who WAS at fault In it. wo
hnve not been ablo to lenrn.
Yesterday evening, at 30 minutos mast g
o'clock, Halstead was passing Heifren'e saloon.
when Hofrren rushed out Of Lis door into TIC
gtreot with largo revolver in his hand and shot
1'Hseaa hn1 ferr IT, tnas killing hin at oneo One
little highor up, another through tho contro Of
the broaat. and fourth through the unfortu.
nnto mans heart
-, The other barrels IN tho pistol refusing to 60
collar and beat out his brains with tho pistol
at tho time Of shooting ho was 30 near to Hal-
atead that the faah Of his pistol sot hls clothes
Hef1ron was arrested and confined in mil. TIM
public indignation WAS aroused to such an ex-
tont that company Of citizens asseublod and
voted to awing Hoffron to troo. Foarfully ex-
cited, tho crowd started to tue jail to execute
roachod it thoy were persuaded by tho earnest
entrontios Of the moro orderly citizons to aban-
don thor purpose and lot tho law tako Its course
Our correspondent does not know tho murdered
man, and ho has been but u ahort time resident
IN salem. ne IL Hald to hsvo boon d newcomer
there from this city. Our correspondent tolls
nn thnt nothing. now In rotation to the tragedy
has occurred sincc tho crowd Of 1ynchora
d.apemTsod m ias1 night; M =, The town, however, ia
jail for tho protection Of uofrron's Lie, as tho
pent-up foelingB Of tho pooplo mEy any moment
break forth into violence.
, 1873-06-26
Consequently, tho country ordorn from
a Northorn drummer or goes hlmaolf to somo
Northern city for his stock.

Northern city for his stock.
nErENT1oN or OLD AnuHEa. -
Now Orloans attlt retains hor abo,ninablo mar
kot Bystom; aud, during roalaonoo Of Revoral
ycnrB horc. have nover heard my ono Bay any-
thing in condemnation Of i. Ior port.ollaygos
aro tho terror Of Bhlp-ownctH. Tho oxponnoh OF
mouth Of tho river ARC monstroua. II shir
gots at1ck" on tho bnr,-as many OF thoao ct
deop draft do,-the Tow Boat Company, which
enjoys o. monopoly Of tho tow-boat n',Hinoast
charges a cool hundred dollara at, hour for jork.
u boards, boards Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Boards Of Flo,lr-ditto, Boards Of pay-d!tto,
Boards Of Woighora and qaugore, Boards Of this,
and Boards Of That, which havo no object IN tho
world TINT I know Of, except to enrich tho
membors thereof. -
HEAVY puBrxEss.
Indeed, commerce In Now Orleans ia pAmpor..
cd by q Thousand ahtlsoa; great and small. And
got, Notwithstanding nll this, ahe tfsnaaots
oyor ], ,sbO 900 balos Of cotton,-noarly as much
as has boon received In all tho other parts Of tho
United Staten together; the tobacco-trado dur
Ing tho last wintor has boon largor than for
been respectable; and we arc making SO
much whisky, aud Of such good quality, that
Cincinnati has commenced to quarrel with ua
about It. We arc making . fow feoblo and
spasmodio efforts to establish d graIn-trsdo.
OLD T111Nus PAAsIN1 AWAY.
What Now Orleans moods is new mon, who erc
accustomed to toork for the building-up Of trade:
She Is certain to get them. With tho deony Of
tho old modes Of doing businoaB (Which
woro vol enough ia tho days of
Blavory) muBt. pasa away tho. mon who
conducted them. Thoy cannot koop thoir
heads nbovo wator under tho now order Of
thingB Already their ranks nre foarfully deoi-
mated. Whilo their fall cannot but excite tho
COMMUNICATION Of lovers Of tho old Bystom,
every nlan who wishes for tho welfare OF the
Crescent City, and who desire6 to seo hor in tho
position which genorouB Providence designed
she should occupy, cannot hut hope they will
speedily giyo plnce to younger md abler men.
, 1873-06-26

TO Ms Editor Of The Chicago Tribune: ID,
s1B : As. q resident Of The Ninth Ward this nix
years, I would call to tho attention Of the city
officials tho state OF Sholso street, corner Of
Taylor. On Inst Monday, tho city carts dumped
four loads on sholto street, composed Of manure
and 9th. Tho Health Officer came around soon
to find out who did it. and wanted 1t to DO re-
moved right off. But 1t remains there still, to-
getlor With dead dog. believe It would ba
removed only the two colored and two wllito mon
who brought it thore got their boor and whisky
free for so doing. Who is to blame : :;
West sDEn
CuIoAuo. juno Is. 1878.