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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA BOUNDARY
C0MMlSsIoN-AN AEoRr1vE NEGOTIATIONS
The Maryland and Virginia Boundary Com.
mission held final scS' sion at BarEum'S fIo-
tel, in this city, ycstcrd Az and the day before
After a discussion continued through the
two days the Commis.S sion concluded 10 re-
port TO their respective principals 1t the
coming session of The Legislatures their ina
bility to agree upon any settlement of the
matters OF difference rs 10 the boundary line
between the two States, Maryland and Viz
ginia. The members OF the Commission on
the part of Virginia are General Henry y.
Wise, cy-gcncRl i'll the Confederate army,
and formerly Governor of Virginia,
United States Minister TO Brazil, member
of the United State, Congress, &t., and
William Watts, VINO were present, and
Colonel De Jarncttc, who WAS not present:
and OH the part Of Maryland cX-AttorucE-
General |. ID. Jones. j.. l.. Waters, and w.
J. Aydclottc, Stale senator eject from W or
cCs:er county. The Commission has been in
existence several years, have held number
Of conferences, examined vast amount Of
documentary and other evidence which has
been submitted 10 the Commission in ciaba-
rate papers by Mr.. Jones and General Wise,
presenting the views Of their respective
sides. At one time last year several COM
promise propositions were made hy each
side. and it was hoped, but yainIy rs it
turned out, that they were on the point OF
agreeing upon ali adjustment Of the dispute.
The dispute, it will be recollected, is us to
the true boundary line between the eastern
shore of Maryland and the eastern shore OF
Virginia, and also as to what is the true
western boundary line of Maryland and
eastern line Of Virginia, which includes the
question Us to where the line should be
drawn along the Potomac. II is not likely
any i'll feeling Gun be engendcrcd between
two States SO closely knit to each other by
ties OF affection and interest rs Virginia and
MARYLAND, but still it were we'll This matter
was settled on Il basis satisfactory to til"
people of both States, and it may be That the
reports which will be nude by each COM
mission to the Legislature OF the state it
has represented in the negotiations vii!
throw such light upon The question aS VIII
lead the way out OF the difficulty and enable
the Legislatures of the two STATES 10 lay7toWn
Il basis OF adjustment.
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The War Department at Washington is
in receipt OF numerous letters from eX-
officers and soldiers in all sections Of the
country rendering their services 10 raise
regiments for the Cuban war.
1t is reported from Washington Tint Mr..
Couklinr declines the office of Chiei.Justi
and this upon mature deiiberation, the prof
fen of the place having been made to him
not recently.
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Az IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY DEciSIoN.-At

An IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY DECiSIoN.-At-
toruey- & cnerit Williams, on u question sub
United to him 10y the Secretary of the Trea-
surv, decides that payment made by Il
debtor 10 a creditor who has committed an
act of bankruptcy, and against whom pro
ceedipgs in bankruptcy have been Instituted
and are pending, but vino has not yet been
adiudged bankrupt, will not be valid i'll the
event of an adjudication of bankruptcy i'll
such proceedings if the payment tlnnspired
s,.b<cuucnt to the filing of the petition
therein; second, that payment made by Il
dc5;or 10 Il creditor who is known to have
committed an act Of bankruptcy but against
whom proceed ngS have not at the time been
taken is yaltj.- Washington Star.
IIt required no Solomon to give this decl-
Sion.l
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The Rockbridgc citizen comes out for
John Lctchcr for United StaicS SeDator. 1t
think, the Valley is entitled to ii. The
SoutIsidc papers claim The senator on the
same ground.
The Citizen also seems 10 come ont for
Henry ID. BeaII for Superintendent of Pub
lie Printing. though ii concsses that II
"knows nothing of the claims of the incum-
bent for reflection" Major Kelly highly
compliments both BealI and Walker.
Two or three years since we had All extra
mclcoric display which was predicted more
than two thousand years ago by Chinese
astronomers - Precedence Journal, goat au-
M0rity an astronomy.
The Piedmont VirVnidn comes out warm
~ for Wi!erS for United States senator.
The Finc,stlc HciUld warmly for B'aI Tor
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
Coal is already higher than it was al any
time last winter.
4 Winchester colored company has voIllE-
tccrcd to 90 TO Cuba.
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CHASING A FLAG lIIr.-Mr. James L.
Cowurdin, the HeruiFs war correspondent,
who made such lively efforts TO capture the
Worcester by following her on tug, has,
we understand, abandoned the chase on
water, and is makinga flank movement, by
which he expects to intercept his prlze at
Key West. He took the Seaboard train
from Portsmouth on "Wednesday morning.
Norfolk Ldadm0yk.
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Letter from Petersburg.
..r..a,'cacc ~ Tho Richmond nt>rat"h}
rr7rrSnvRo. November y, 1873.
a... uyincijwi subject -! interest ana AZ
.,u .,,rnny orr people y; present is the
thing session Of the Farmers toan-
,.f..h nrgiu> nj the Academy ct Music.
s., ,i;N. uu tuc - h-GCNt iur>daE. n
..t.. aF thtG delegates from thc ci'v Will DC
,-9;gHt x III, >onit-A"u>c Tor the pui-
"a alrNuuing committees Of reception.
masking other preparations ana arrange
,..- IT,. Tie enter tlsnucai "l tue ue'cGatCS
.. a,sr.ncr. There i reason To believe
ia. aa,ud;rtc W!:' hc large, and the
...u,.iiu.> Wili i" interesting II not
important. Many qle>'ionS, II:
~ &TR The mercantile and ag;i-
.-.t 49, ,~~.>. Viii Ice drought forward Tor
.,..--..a. g"@ W"il-ron>ldcrcd and care,
..u.aa.oa reports on variety OF inn
IN. ,t,rr, VIII I've presented. One hum
..f s~t GNy delegates in addition To those
..r go, ho>r already reported 10 the
...- ~ .nr Couucil. ard every day in
..ra +, received OF Tie action Of some
.-4ra,y in Virginia 81 North Carolina
. election ot delegates Ia The great
Ma-tI Congress.
a.,uIu. delegate. have jus, been
IN Charlotte county:
f. 2wraSl;g.~-u Delegates: George
......r. Il. Y. Gaines. T. +. Proctor, Ii.
..n,>. {. :. EaIk>,laIr. Aucrnatc> !:
...y. =. 7. !luher>on. IL }. Watkins,
T.. .,t."n,l. X. :. Spencer.
."rHshfp.-N. q. Friend, j. W.
r. \. Darlington. Altcrna,cs: J.
~. y. W. Watkins, Il. VI. Friend.
nrs.$&lp -- DELEGATES: John Ed
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LEsT OF LETTERS.

I lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ THE RICHMOND POsT-OFFfCE NOvEM-
BIER 90, 1879.
Porsons calling for letters In this lis. will please
say 'Adyertsed.r If not called for In four weeks
they Will be sent 10 the Dead-l.ett Ofre In Wasli-
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1874. NJ" - 4 To line 1914.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT To ANY ADDRESS BY
J. r. ELLYSDN.
NEwS-DEALER. No. 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Newspapers Books, Magazines, Games, sta
tinuprv School Books, Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail 10 any part of The
country at the following rates, Which are the pub
fishers lowest prices:
DaILtES
New York Herald. .s12 New York Tribune. 81 2
New York World.... II New York TIMES, IL
Rirhmont Dispatch. 6 of Commerce. ..... 1G
Richmond Wing ... 8 Richmond Enquirer. q
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Isr OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-

T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
II MANNING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE nov EMBER %. 1873. Persons calling
for letters III This list viii please say Advertised Ii
MOI called for In one month they will he sent 10 the
Dead! Letter Office, III Washington, ID. c.
LADIES LIST.
Elamkinship, Anna Jones, Anna
nyonks =. r. .1amisOn, Ev"iina
Ernr,ks Lizzie owens, isabella
OK. Anna Randall, Margaret
thrtrham. ella spencer. Dianah
iiiilarr'. %aicy 4. smith, Lou.
Ford sarah Waugh, sarah
Gardner, Mary Eiizcr Whiilock, Lizzie
t.ili. Julia !, Waiscot, Mary
Kicks Emma Walsh, Mary \,
uokson, Van Williams, BEETLE c.
CENT? EMEN'S LIST.
HisUham, W 4. Mills. Marshall l2l
Iavlcr. O.. owens. Benz in Il.
Girl, philju 0'Sullivan, james
Dean, WIFI tIn X. OConnor, BrIllinlu
,rrrtf. W, II, Otey. Edward I.
Graves james Tarham, W. l..
.Icrrin james Rutlin. +. G..
Hicks r. ~ Robinson, Joseph F.
Iutniis K NJ Thompson, james
Uulst & King Williams james II.
ZONES j. WIZ Wake, Or. j. W.t2)
Lipscomh Lorenzo Wicker. Ambrose
Moore, David WOrthcndyke, j. +.
ROBERT BEATTIE, L. ii.
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DIBLEs. PRAYER-BOOks,
AND HYMS-ROOKS.

The subscribers keep supplied with large stock OF
BIBLES, PRAYER-BooKs, and HyMN-Books'
COMPRISING great variety of sizes and styles of
binding, from the cheapest made TO Tie most ele-
gam All the the popular NEW BOOKS of the day resu-
larry received, o,n11orrcE = pApuAM
no 10 Nooun"eRt' y
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,yEW'H,E.RX. Er.

cIVtE THE GREAT FALL IN M
- ,,Oln we have added L large and hc;u- s!
tit'ul assortment OF S|-"'
NEW AND FASHIONABLE JEWELkh,
Watches, chains, Pins, Scal-i!ingS, hulioiis' W.
which We fer Tor less than tic usual iiir'. -,
~ w '-..-N
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For BALTIMORE 60
POwHATaN STEAMBOAT CoMpASY's
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.

Steamers leave their wharves ut Rockets every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS al 4
O'Clock. and SATURDAY ut 4 O'Clock l.. NJ.
Freight received ND TO o'clock L. NJ, and Satiir.
days up to 81 o'clock L. III.
For freight apply TO
oco9 L. B. TATUM. Agent.
THE AMERICAN STEAM .SEfh
J. SHIP COMPANY. OF PHlLA- .S5sdeseksi
DELPiilA.-Cabin accommodations strictly nrst-
classl 800: first steerage, $40; steeragc, $50.
Through bills OF lading given to Liverpool. For
'~e"' "'''' PALMER, HARTSOOK & Co.
ocl5 Agents here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

Benjamin l.. Glover sappointed
postmaster ut ia Ira, Cumberland county.
Va, ttce John Kulligan. moved away.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT. -
S25O,OOO INCURRENCY TOBE GIVEN AWAY
BY TIE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, VA.

This drawing has been le2alized by special act of
the Legislature to raise funds for the completion
of the Masonic Temple in the city OF Norfolk.
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4 NNOuNCEMENT EXTRA ORDI-

4 ENCOURAGEMENT EXTRA ORDI-
n NARY.-s24 for $3.50. The publishers of the
Southern Jfaatr-ine are Offering TO every sub
scrber that splendid steel engraving, S5x29 inches,
THE BURIAL OF LATANE,"
Which commentaries one OF the most touching 1T
cidents of the war. 80,
This magazine is the organ OF the Southern His
tori.,l Snciety The new volume commences with
t1a January No we give the twelve Nos. and pic
tnrc for ~ so. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
'"'> booksellers, 1918 Main street,
,o1odew Richmond, Va. agents.
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1921.
1A07 MAIN STREET. 142l.
COME TON r z 8.
NEW STORE! NEW FACTORY! NEW GOOD

NEW STORE! NEW FACTORY! NEW GOOD
We beg leave TO call the attention OF me phpiic 70
our splendid establishment, No iiSl nain stteet;
.xber they can a,al times hnd fIli assortment OF
she choicest USERIES OF our ewn man
rfacture and of foreign import,ti1n, az Tsll y Or
FRUITS, NUTS, CANNED GooaS, r IN. a.,.b,.
iIshment ono OF the mos, elegant, and our new
STEAM REy1sEp CANDY Faok X o aSp and e..
ci,s south nj baltimore and trust that We haye
Succeeded. The public IS Respectfully ,nsiisa 10
visit us. a. Val I-A !"
A. CAPPELL,
Ro, ERSE.
A. SClIOLLER.
1927 MAIN STREET. 142l.
The undersigned can be found At the ssore y.
Mcssrs. A. C1rrEL & Co, and W,ii o. pissssa "
walt on his friends and the public EcnssfssrSf rp
1921. Main street,
oc IL
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DIZZINPS, s07 Broad street, Is the place
l. to buy your supplies OF C2nteetionerIes, Fruits,
beauty size, cleanliness, and low prices Is always
omen 10 supply the wants OF our friends with pure,
FANCY CAKES, and CANDIES, manufactured daily.
raIl IN A. PIZZISl, JR.,
n.Is SO7 Broad street.
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wGED AND COAL.
CHEAP WOOD AND COAL.

CHEAP WOOD AND COAL.
We will deliver In any part of the city ENCEI.-
LENT WnpH III the following rates: YAK at 20
ana $3.50. and Pine 1t 81 AMI $500 per cora, IN
quantities Of onc-f0urih cord or more.
coal and COKE. furnished ut the lowest market
prices. ,, :,
T. .crs left If BENEFITS stable on second be-
tween Broad and Grace streets, or at the yard.
Br.N NETT " BATtilELLOR.
cana! bank between Fifth and Sixth streets
mn Dt.rnd5A (Sand-yard).
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CONTEMPORARIES.
7MORE,s siJNCE-MEAT, THE BE

A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
n IN THE WORLD.--The most delicious and
nu,yitious article for pies ready FOR immediate use
nrenared I'm the incest manner and only OF the very
best ingredients. We defy competition In quality.
Packed In tubs of SO, 81, aud ~ pounds, and Ia
and lO-pound wooden pals; III barrels and halves,
averaging 3 rs and so pounds; ALSO IN glass Jars,
and and 5-pound tin cans Trade supplied at fac
tory Prices LoCLc =. 5G IfSS .
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LIST OF GIFTS:

LIST OF GIFTS:
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT..............$36,0 900
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT................ $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFr............... $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. ..........,... 10000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT............." 5000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT................ $500
"a Cash Gifts, 5000 each. 1850
90 Cash-Gifts, $50 each................ 1850
80 Cash Gifts, 200 each. 10000
100 Cash Gifts, 100 each ................ 10000
$50 Cash Gifts, 100 each. 10000
800 Cash Gifts, so each. 29,bUu
g. 900 Cash Gifts, s cach.............. 45,OOO
Grand total Il 5000 gfts, all cash. $3.50 900
WHOLE TICKET, 10; HALF TICKET, $3.50.
Plan of drawing same that of Kentucky State
Library Association Drawing to take place III
Norfolk on
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1874.
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DIRECTORS:
JOHN l.. ROPER, President
JOHN B. CORPREW, Treasurer
JAMES i. LEIGH,
GEORGE $. OLDFIELD,
DANIEL BUSTED,
VI. II. STEVENS,
=. WE'LL,
WALTER ii. TAYLOR,
JOHN 4. ROSSUN.
WILLIAM X. WALES,
JOHN L. REDMOND.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATafTaNJ
" COMPANY. ssEsssA.Sa0

FOX F fktqahl aN6 NV 3okK,
REGULAR LAsb brSG s9 81 JAMES RIVER.
0'>A''' N ADAMS EXPRESS.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
On and after oGu2EEky !s fhs ia Gap aha
elegant steamer team Tgn aSe comnanys Wharf Roek
NESDAYS and EElR pa iH Az
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at4P NJ.
IT Norfolk for Baltimore fhiiadeiphia' ana N'"
Fare to Norfolk. ......................$e6 80
Fare 10 Norfolk and rcturn........... W
Fare to Baltimore. .............'...'.. w
Fare to Philadelphia. 81
Fare to New York.. /? 30
Tickets for sale on steamers and at CARRIER & Co.'s
Ticket Agency and luggage c cnecs Ndr,a 1roG nn
from 7 A. NJ. to 0 L. h!.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUM, General Agent
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch of,
acc at w. d. Blair 4 Co.'S, corner OF Ninth and
Main streets. oc
FOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO-sTS
e MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY; $500 49,
V WYA sSsITSef IsA slsa aEGL 81
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTERSA 3, s leaye
s Ssw fSGf 81 S'2i and
at o'clock p. NJ. v
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
aud SUNDAY at high tide. .
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons state-r0oms and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations ana attention gre un-
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred. go . r. -,
CLOSE connections made with steamers Tor all
southern and European ports.
Freight received until L. NJ daily.
On and after NOVEMBER LIST the ships OF TINS
line will leave Norfolk ut 4 O'Clock L. NJ during
the winter.
For further information apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
Office Compamy's wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE W. ALLEN.
JOHN +. MAYER. hp
DHILADELPHI A, RICH..GETgS
MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM. .ssa aaeSss
SIup LINE.-FOR PHlLADELPHlATWIcE A
WEEK.-Untl further notice the steamers OF this
line viii leave Philadelphia every WEDNE2DDAx
anil SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAl
aud tTH(JRSDAY ut IL o'clock NJ.
Freight alscn for all parts or New Jersey, TENN
syyaIi}a, for Boston, Providence and New orleans;
Also for Antncrp and Liverpool pla hed slat ani
American Steamship lines, and bills OF aains sshea
Passage to Rhilsdelphla inSlrdpg meals meals, anu
S'''ef''"'" w No. 24s5 Dock street, Richmond.
wILLIAMr. CLYDE, ( S CO.. x AfensSs
ouoe No IL North W.larves, Philadelphia
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Orders for tickets and all communications should
be addressed, HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association.
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets In the above can be had in Richmond All
WElSIGER Il CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street
[no 1-eOdI2t)
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ADVISORY BOARD:
His Excclency Governor GILBERT e. WALLER;
Colonel kADEK BIGGS. L. H. p;
JOHN X. MCDANIEL, L. G. Commanders
j. }. BURROUGHS;
Captain SAMUEL WATTS, Virginia Legislature;
Colonel THOMAS f. OWENS, p. Il. NJ;
JOHN Il. WHITEHEAD, Esq, ex-Alayor;
Colonel w. ii. TAYLOR, State Senator;
JAMES G.. Balm, q. G. q. g. c.;
ROBERT E. WRITER'S, U. NJ, q. II. p. and ID. y. Z.
of g., C.
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rOALBURG SPLINT COAL
~ Is unrvallcd for CRATE use.
COtLBURG SPLINr COAL
gives universal satisfaction.
COALBURG SPIlNT CO1L
has no slate nor cinker.
COALDURG SPLINT COAL
has lao waste and burns up clean.
COALECRG SPLINT COAL
Is the perfection Of fuel.
Satisfaction guaranteed 10 I'LL who use
CuALBU:G SPLlNT COAL.
l,rnr SUNNY of ANTHRACITE COAL on
ham, :. II. HALVES,
Eighteenth and Cary streets,
uo17 soc agent for Richmond and vicinity.
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS On JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.
, 1873-05-18

me- men and boys on her shoulders, and carries q
500 pound gun as easily as the ordinary woman
carries clothes baskst-I am persuaded that
the coming woman" Like Brother Jonathan,
Will "lck all creaton-" In that good time,
woman will hare her rights because ehe mill hara
her mdscle.. Theo it there are murders and
playful beatings between husbands and, Wiyea,
the t1.s wives will enjoy a1l the glory OF crima.
WAT an outlook! And what sublime consola-
ton toA1e present enfeebled race Of wives that
arc having their throats cut and their eyes
gone int trainine % Banums ms % femse : eynnast nst
is IN example to hersex. What WOMAN has done,
woman may do sgnin. Mothers train up your
daughters in the way thoy should fight, and
when they are married they will not depart this
life. God Ia On thu side Of the stoutest muscle
as well as Of the heaviest battalions. It is per-
fectly useless for Miss Anthony to talk about the
equality Of the sexes as long a. n man can stran-
gle his own motbar-in-iaW.
, 1873-05-18

truth were known, might it not DO discovered
that the noble novelist himself, whose poathu-
NOUS mon W. work has g7on rise to these remarks
Gated Lyttons and BuIwers of his earliest name;
and that it was the bad effect Of this confusing
impress upon bis literary character which led
him: to deal 30 much as novelist in grantlu-
oquent mystery aud capital 1etters7 We are dis
posed to maintain that simplicity il naming Is
the right of the great as veil Us Of the ANAL. As
you may smother child in luxury, so you may
smother him in names. No realiat in art could
ever have come ont of Sir Edward Earl Lytton
Bulwer Iytton. Did anybody ever write really
great book yet, who had been embarrassed in
childhood by the heavy hrmor OF complicated
name 2-L0ndon Spectator. ....- -
, 1873-05-18
Restoration to Life. ,.-'-.'.''

The New Orleans Times is responsible for tho
following statement:
!" The most curious instance Of resuscitaton
recorded in our snn21s happened last Thursday
on Prytania street., near Tarpaichore. l. child
5 years old died early in the morning, and was
duly laid cut for intetment; competent physi-
cian certified to the deceass, and the friends Of
the family assembled to so1eu1nlze the funer-
cofined, snd the funeral carriages waiting At tho
door, thunderstorm arose. It viii be remem-
be1ed that there were some unusually Tiolens
reverberations during the brief term Of its Prev
alence. simultaneously with one Of the naoea
deafening Of these claps, the ch,1d recovered its
animation and resumed ali the functions Of ex--
istence. It is now permanently recovered
There ia no doubt Of the facts in this ca&e. .''
, 1873-05-18
A PARODY FOR THE PERIOD.

The rnte Of Gold was rising fast,
As through Wall street panic paased
A youth, who Kept aa cool as Ice.
- Devoted to the one device ...::.. ~:
:.'-~; A'A - 1e'''>~"' .','
His brow Was old hfs knowing era =
:: G!eamed With spoculation iieh
And Of all mission sstd or au1o.
This. only. fusw his sortiid ton1ue-
- no40 a1e9noaA' -.
In home, that once was his DELIGHT,
He saw but what seemed me,u 70 SIGHT
Beyond, the dream Of Fortune shone:
His sou1 he'd rink, to cali his oun
, 1873-05-18
Jokes OF r old Preachers.

~ 17U1 0e 1veW As71r,, fTrd\ T.do-r =,
he Presldlng Bishop = he Enisconsi church
IN me United States, Bishop Paoith. Of KentucT.
Sa mas y tae ear!y years OF his Eracopste. often
1oond ttsseanf ~ 1pm cabin to cabin In the
nauaa .. - ~. H1aatar Kentucky, bearine tbs
.alnee5a NOW, sne 5 9isnop u z, fond Of
leo, aau hs .aa-e aH M i; to the
chP m.noa -. oao.4e ~ Ea1as4;eIa ;n r.. moga
Tnn, tIns ~ e ~ tas was ,,ttar1V nnEnoT1
- r. rd -ae;n-.. ;nto xvh;ct the R2sbnns 9aa1
~ auue ~ d.Is3 nsT ~ .n,atita e. tf;s
tant te4a tL.t Sa cea xth Kim IN his saddle.
baea :. ma 1n.nt;tv ~ tas nna aTaninr tha eood
, 1873-05-18
can only say ever since I eau remember seeinr


a
n ~ ~ ~ ua'S say 0'o1 e41eo ean remember seeing
= ~ az.
- came Lo Amel1ca VIA my cousin because
! With Mr. Weber employed u. physician to take
: cnalRe OF my aHall9 aad money while travelling
= : paad my physician s6: year and bis board
; and travelling expenses. i thought it an IN
. necessary expense, and as Mr. Weber desired ia
: come to America, aud had been here -before; nv
.. husband wrote MN from st. Petersburg, and
: from LONDON, 70 come from Dresden, where he
Ives. ano mas hmghte estate, to join me IN
, "We left London for Hayre and sailed from
there lat septemborin the Westphalia. drought
!. Yasspot5 Ioln tue Husslau munster m London,
nte f S1. Wilop, atso 4et1er 70 u. Catscazy and
Pfanfe 0rlon and NJ Tuckerman.,
qua not present these letters to any one On
NJ araYal 81 IN Ne" 4ork, as I WAS sick and
rnoqgas 1eas II t nnnecessary They we're stolen with
Only % one trunk broksa On onsBs 70 h5
contained those letters and ny finest 1aces, % tho
largest pieces and dounces which I had packed
myself, first N piece Of blue muslin and then
n 9 s9"eIs around that. placing them With my own
the trunk, which had two locks, and was hard to
fastea.
IS fsw that IT trunk :: Albany Just bsfq5e We
tben ben 'aT Gain ,os m nagad WIS n9s broken
nn ,ran and fortnn,ta1v 81 hafora sa1s sam my ny;
nv check for il: AsIyas abont to rive un fhs
check, gentleman n-he ras Y AmeTican-said
/ robbed Then + noticed that both iocEs hsa
bean tnrn ofT. s4" 1.'1' t4'.e$
ave left tho trunk at the depot all night
would not. he would not let me- era.n1ine N ths he
enr,tents of fhe tr1nk nntii hsndaJ h;-o +hs
ohecI to hold whi1e onened the hsu trn nn ha, me
him. He san himself fhat had been an robbsd Siagie