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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
Mone!ary--CommercIal.
MONETARY.

Gold opened at lis ]. dll5':, against !l3 at Sew
York and after moderate business closed q.
il5-s dll5'5 (.c lower than ON salutuayi' asaIhs'
the oDening tate in that market o. .
n silver We noticed sales of Sl}0h IN American
half dollars at 1861 lO6t. $3.50 do at lo', ana
5 10 600 do at lcs. The market showed some r.
rer,,laIitv and closed at the vice range OF iood
i0s Mexican dollars were quoted at " cent pre-
MUM 10 gold for new and Az for old
The movement IN sterling exchange was linlteu'
ami private bills closed !. = cent lower III the OUT
s;de fipures The sales were confined to Il0,lW em-
b,acng 1000 bill of ladng at lZ4 2 ~izo, IoJoo pil
of fading anA al clear al l247s 1l2s G5oc Al clear
at l25k 4 800 30 at l25 's and 1.oo priFaUe Danh-
ei.' and l ltOp bank at I'D
No s,ea O. francs o. German marks were re-
ported. ..,,,a
I2J - for bill of iaing and A. Clear, ANA "a
Il6 l. for bank and francs nOmIna! at i.oo0lo.1 D.
for private and 452 4 04.5! I. tor bank. German
marks continued nominal.
The offerings of domestic exchange we're mod
crate and rates were without quotable variation
from Saturdays figures. The sales covered = loo.'
900 embracing S4U. 900 private bankers sight on
New York at 3 10 II cent premium, SJo,OU0 and
$50 600 commercial, sight at .-32 anc +lo,OOe COM
,nercai and 900 bank at i.
The banks continued to check on New York at =
T. cent premium. and private siSht was SUI
quoted at 3-l6U premium.
In stocks We noticed sales o. 30 shares Cres-
cent City SlaughterhOuse Company at 5l2 and
HOPE Insurance Company at ~ SJ
There more inquiry Tor city Goid bearing
seven per cent bonds. but the only sale reported
bIl 900 a. 6I's. They weleGuoted at the close
at 6lh. .
Nothing was reported in city appropriation Ger.
tfcates VIII cli were quoted about 620b3.
Tie sales OF Metropolitan Police warrants in
cluded $500 at IS, bl200 a. 50. and Sl2Oo at 81.
They were quoted at 36r8i.
No sales OF Graham State warrants were report
ed They were still quoted 81 4o1i'.
In Clinton State warrants we no iced safes OF
$4,000 at COL; and s 400 small. at 6j. They were
quoted at the close 6OGbl. showing no change from
Sa,:IQaV.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
DYaLFRED BOrLIGHY, AUCT1oNEE

Dr ALFRED BOULIGHY. AUCTIoNEER--
ID Ot,ice No Caronieie- s.reet.-WiIi be sold
at auction SATURDAY. June %, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change, Roya, street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. 6v virtue and II pursuance of a
Judgment rendered by he EOn. A. L.. Tissot, judge
Q. the Second District Court toc the parish of Or
leans on the twentysiIth of February 1873, IN the
matter Of II. Z. Ma'idon ct az. vs. Mrs. Josephine
Burthe adminisratr!H and tutrix, No 30 w OF the
docket of said court the following described prop
erty, situated N the Fourth and Third Districts OF
/. ONE LOT OF GgOCNC situated in square
bounded BY St Mary Felicity, Chippewa and st.
Thomas streets, measuring 50 feet inches lines
front st Mary street by I'D feet: inches lines
:. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND. stuatel in the
Third District, IN the square bounded by Washing.
ton avenue. Liberal Music and Force Streets and
designated by Nos. . 10 Il, inclusive Lots Nos s
to II inclusive measure each 81 feet II inches
lines trent on Music street, by :Ol feet 10 inches
lines in depth between parallel lines. Nos l3 and
IA adio:n ..c: other aud measure. each, 80 feet
front on Force street: by 159 feet inches line in
depth bet tween parallel iines. Lots Nos. Ii and /.
adioin each other lot No. u forming the corner OF
Force and Washington streets, and measure each.
81 feet III inches lines front on Washington ave-
nue., by l0s feet 10 inches Lines IN depth. between
ps 5. ONE LOT OF GROUND. in square bounded by
Congress- Independence Sodelle and Prosper
streets designate BY No. l. forming the corner of
Inde pendence and Prosper streets and measuring
81 feet front on Independence street, by 80 feet
inches lines in depth, between parallel lines.
" described snefourth cash and the balance
az 81. and twelve and eighteen months,
and tor the property secondly and third.
lv described one iiaf cash and the balance
on a credit of year; the purchasers to fur
nish their notes to their order an, by them
ndor.ed, 20 be dated on the day Of adjudication:
bearing eight per Cent interest per aEnum until
paid, and secured by mortgage and vendors privi-
ege on the property soil The acts Of BE to con
tain the clause OF non AienandO and five per cent
attorne,s' tees case Of SUIT for the collection Of
saidnot-s. The taxes iu. tie years 1871 1879 and
1873 to I've assumed By the purchasers over and
above the price o: al judicaticn.
Acts q: sale before James Fancy, notary pubic
At the expense Ct the purchasers.
my,8 i,;- Il - 9
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24

Judge B., after spending an evenin
with q Young lawyer lwhose office was in \
the a second story Of a building, took his de.
nartnre ,av 1 and had got half way down stairs
wxhen he stumbled and fell to the bottom
The young lawyer, hearing the noise cs
rushed out, and seeing the Judge lying On On
his back ut the bottom OF the stars, ~.
nuired in a tone of great anxiety "ls your
honor hurt :" The judge by this time ,;nI. nau
regained his feet, and looking up ne repnou'
..No, but my legs are
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
BY Charles E. Fortler.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ESPLANADE STREET
AND IN THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMAN..
SUCCESSION OF J. Z. FAURES. JR

DY CHARLES Z. PORTER, AUCTION.
ID eer-Office No SO Exchange aley-TUESDAY,
July g. 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ. at the st. Louis
Auction Exchange, on ST. Louis street. between
Royal and Cilartres streets. will be sold at public
auction. by virtue Of an order OF the Hon. A. L.
Tissot, Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. dated April 5. 1873
l. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in the
Third District Of this city. forming part of the
lot of ground No %. Said lot OF ground measures
80 feet front or Esplauade street, between Craps
and Love streets By 100 feet in depth. French
measure, together witt all the buildings and i'm
Drnvements thereon.
T. A CERTAIN PIECE OF GEOUND in the parish
of st. Tammaly being the southeast quarter of
the theaSt quarter o. section No. 81 in township
five south Of range tea east, in the district OF
lands subjec. to sale at Greensburg. Louisiana.
containing 80 6+-,o0 acres, together with all the
buildings sad i'm prOvemenCs thereon.
TerDs-Casil n United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before Z. BoCny. notary public. at the
expense of the purchasers. ie6 Ia 28 jy3'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
ICONTIsuEp FRoM FIRST rAGE.i

holders hrm; low n:iddling l3c, middiing l9c.
Elour-more done. but prices unchanged. Wheat
dun, prices dropping, only small sample lots sold.
Corn dull: No. 2 mixed SIC Oh track. Soc in ware
house 42ai3c sacked. Oats duI, prices have de.
s,iued: No. 261sN 21c on track, 27c in elevator.
WHISKY steady; 99c. Pork dull; SIG SO. Dry salt
meats nominal. Bacon quiet; obbing and order
lots of shoulder. AT &C. clear I'D o}.c. Gear .'.c
Lard nominal.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. June %, Evenng.-Cott0n unchanged;
middling uplands SGD; Orleans 9isd sales today
10 900 bales of which 200N were for export and
speculation. The sales iociaGe $500 American.
HAyASA, June 23.-E-clange quiet and firm
United States sixty day-' gold 35n4e; premium
short sight Al y u42ia; 5'ariS &c a.. "a Lonlel
:...!I.. Freights iirner
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
BY c. E. G:rardey & Co.
AHA.S SQUARE ~ HUNTSVILLE
SUCCESSION OE JOIN CASPAR EUCK.


Second Dis.,!c. Court for The Parish Of CrieanS-
No 2S. i63.
DY 4. Z. GIRARDEY & CO.. AuC.
ID tioneers-Nichoas ). Hoey, Anctloneer..Ofhce
No. Il Exchange plaee.-SATURDAY, July II. 1873.
at tweIye O'Clock NJ. at me Merchants and Auc.
tioneers Exchange. on Roya! street, by virtue of
an orde- of tie honorable the Second District
Court 20. the parish Of Orleans dated May a.,
1873, viii Dc sold by public auction the following
described property 20 wiz
THE LOVE- HALF OF SQUARE NUMBER
THIRTY-SIE. in Huytsvi'le. .ow Sixth District,
bounded by Chestnut, Plaquemines and Arabella
streets and Nashville avenue. containing twenty
lots OF ground: said half being the lowez or swamp
side fronting OF PlaI uenlines street.
Terms-One-tilir casa; the Iemainde, at one and
Two years credit in notes secured By special mort.
gage and vendors le;,, and bearing interest OF
eight Pc. cen: per aEnnm from date OF sale until
final payment, and purchasers to assume payment
OF all taxes o. ij,3.
Acts a sale al the expens. Of she purchasers.
before Joseph Conn. notary public.
icS 81 ~ iy5 -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Tuesday. June "a. 1873. J

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steame: Amite DOnuellv for Pensacola
British schooner Helena. Evans. fox Ruataa Island.
via 9coSress0
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
no arrivals from yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
Katie Campbell, from vicksburc
Lizzie hopkins. AucOin. from ThbOdaUS
Selma Dugas. from mouth Of Redriver
Empire. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast
Bradish Johnson. Brotherton. I'm Lowe: Coast
EXPORTS.
Observation-Disclosures Amite-i59o SKIS corn 500
SKIS oats 43 bDls flour 100 half bbls -four 10 hams
10 cks bacon 285 bbls pork 10 bbs whisky and SUE.
dries
RUATAN ISLAND VIA PROGEESSO-Schooner
Eelena-for Ruatan islaud-l0 bxs bacon coils OF
rope cks bacon tcs hams bois whisky 50 Dbs
flour Ii bbs beef 5000 feet lumber and sundres For
Progre ssO-2330 SKIS IA bsis onions % 5bs p0ta
toes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
vICKSBURG-SseameE Katie-312 baies cotton
and sundries
MOUTH RED RIvER-S:eaine. Selma-33 bales
cotton and sundries
THIBODAUX-Stea;nez L.zz:e Hopkius-l0 hbds
sugar and sundrIes
LOWER COAST-Steamer Enpi-e-sundr1es
LOWER COAST-Steamer BIadisa Johnson
Lot machinery and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, June 23-492 bales cotton IL
hhds tobacco and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
By Nash & Hodgson.
AVAILABLE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
THE TWOSTORY BRICK STORE no. l3 DRYADEs
STREET. YIELDING $1,000 PER ANNUN. ON
EASY TERMS. AT AUCTION.

STREET YIELDING $1,000 PER ANNUN. ON
EASY TERMS, AT AUCTION.
DY NASH & HODGsON. W. L. HODGSON.
ID Auct0neeI-Oiiice No. CAroDdeleJ street.
On SATURDAY. June q. 1873, az iwelye O'Clock
NJ. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange at public
auction, will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated in the First District of this city; IL the
square bounded by Canal, Common, Dryades slate
Phipa) and BarOnne streets, which measures
about 26 feet front on Dryades street by depth
and front on alley Il feet vida extending from
DryaGes to BaronDe streets, of about % feet, all
more or less according TO plan made by Louis H..
Pile, surveyor dated June -, 1873
The Improvements consist OF well-0uit two
story slate roof bIck store. having large saloons
above and below rented 20 vespons BILE tei..ats at
the rate of 5 $50 per month. we'll secured.
This property, only t'vo doors from the Mechar
les institute, most desirable and yemUueTatlve
investment
Terms and Conditions-1he purchaser will as
sume two certain promissory notes, bearing mort
gage on this property, each tor $500, and due On
November Il: 1873 and 1874, respectively. without
interest until afte. maturity. with tine usual
clauses and for the balance cash in United States
treasury notes, ) !GJt OF which to be paid down
cash AZ the moment OF adj Indication 10 bind the
sale.
Act OF sale before r. c. CIviliier notary 1t the
expense of the purchaser. laS uling the taxes for
the current year. 1873. js2l I'd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
By B, n. a B. ;. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. IROS
SAFES BTC., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
Df X. NJ. & b. J. MONTGOMERY
ID B. NJ. Montgomery. Alctioneer. Office No. 81
Camp street.-WiIl SILL every TUESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction room, corner Camp and
Natchez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
IRON SAFES. COOKING STOVES. etc.
TegpS-Cash Dyl
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
FOE HAVANA.

FOE HAVANA.
TeuchfA1 At Cedar Keys and Kee WAa,.
Carrying the United States Mail.
@ and hf aaSsn. N:w Sr,snns sts.m.1', k1ss:S:
will dispatch a frat oiass lA0. pase
esenger steamer
From shs foot of Calliope street, Fra. p.sto.is
RATES OF PASSAGE:
c.. To Havana To Ceda, Ksy
3l5
oITGI ~ axe. .;.............. ~ -
Throagh bills OF lading ISSUED 70 ~. ooiuts "A
Florida inc slding Tampa, and TO New Gosk. Char.
leston and Savannah.
None but the cOmpany's bills OF laylrr s,Sna,a.
ana none signed after sailing Of the steamsr.
4. splendid passenger accommodations and tarousS
tickets given to above pcnts.
No freight received without permit from tn >s.
fCO.
For freigh: o: passage apply TO
]. K. ROBERTS, Treasures.
No. l28 Com mon street
over the Louisiana National 6ank.
Tho steamship HAVANA fellow On paanI.,
U'F. deS 1y
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
COMMERCIAL

MONOAf Ev8N.IE, J Inc %. I54J
COTTON-The sales to-day were confined to 45a
bales, mostly mixed and low c0:tons hardly fur
nishing any basis for quotations. For reference
however, we annex our previous quotations, which
which we're predicated On last rhursday's busi
ness and have not been changed since We give also
the Exchange figures, which are for average lists ac.
cording with IT'D ypes while present the proper
range of the market for average lists, but with
the outside figures for low m.ddiing good ordinary
and ordinary given as the outside for strict OF
those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIMILATED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
RAILROADS.


NOTICE
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NEW CR,RAS,, cuae 8, 1876.
The 81. Io.i. and Iron Mountain Railroad Is now
selling -
EXCURSION TICKETS
to a.: points West and Northwest a: greatly re.
duced prices and good until November. 1856.
Through S!eepers pullman Palace Cars from
New Orleans 20 ST. Louis. and from 81. o;Is 10 st.
Pau; ~
Fare from Co,umbus Ky.. to s.. Pau. SO 20.
To Milwaukee. $22 40
To Denver. $8i, and return.
And 10 all other points in pronor:;o,.
For tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON ESQ,
Ticket Agent New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad. corner Camp and Common
streets Unie. City Hotel: or to
J.R. LuNC. ESQ.
T.c1e. Ageu: New Orleans Mobile and Texas Rail-
road, cocae. Camp and Common streets. Story
Building
THE TOURISTS GUIDE vii. be furnished TO the
J. II. WINGFIELD.
SOUTHERN PASSENGER AGENT ST. LOUIS ana
IGc. MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO AND
FULTON RAILROADS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
AUCTION SALES,
By Van Solingen & Carpenter.
SALE OT TAREHOCSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.

Ccsroaacu.R, New Orleans, juae Is. 1873.
DY VAN SOJ4INGEN & CARPENTER.
ID Auc:ioneers.-The following goods having re
NAMED IN warehouse over three years. or IN.
claimed GTa1 year, will be sold at public auc-
ton. in ACCORDANCE with the regu ations of the
Treasury D.partme at warehouse No. | Custom.
house building, Oh THURSDAY. July 10. 1873, at
1880 A. M
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TER PARISH OF
VRLEANS

NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4 MEETING
N of the creditors of p. +. KENDALL viii be held
before J. G. Eustis, notary public, on Monday. the
thirtieth day Of June, 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
to deliberate upon his application for a respite.
FRANK WALL, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans. June Is. !s.;. jel9 % 2s'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
One of our recent poetasters offers these
observations:
MSS NV ItI,
xa.r u,omnnf and a LraID

Give me kisses--do not stop
Measuring nectar oy the drop,
Though to millions they ainoun:.
They will never drain the fount.
Kiss me then.
Every moment and again
If she kissed him every moment ehe
would kiss him half million times year,
and she would have to kiss him every min
ute for two years before ito millions they
amount" This would not allow time for
meals, and it is probable the poet and the
woman would starve. AS far as the poet Is
concerned, we do not know that 1t makes
much difference. Perhaps the Woria wou,u
he happier if he does die. We think, upon
,erection w that we may possibly be able to
the e'' woman @ at the same time. Upon
the whole, it will be better to have inter- 1;.,
walls of repose. Suppose we say KISS S. MN I'm
for an hour and then pause to let nun III
up with beef and cabbage.-MaT Aae'er'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
HOTELS.

>>~>~~'>
CTOKES' HOTEL.
This favOri:e siri:c: resort .: Bay st. Louis.
will open on SUNDAY. June Is. 1873. under ;he
management OF Mr. Abraham Green, and the pro
prietors hope to ccjoT the liberal patronage o:
their friend, an,. the lovers of recreation.
;a2 m SIITrT'I,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
III: NEW HOPE PLANTATION AT AUCTION.
ASS;GEEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
b ORDER OF E. Z. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF DANIEL HICKEY. BANKRUPT.
District Court Of the United States Of America for
tie District of Lousiana-No 1873.

DY e. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUC.
ID ti0neers-Ofice No. l. Exchange place.
TUESDAY June "a 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ. at the
Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange on Royal
street, bet ween Canal and CustOmhouse streets in
the city of New Orleans. by virtue Of order of
the Honorable E. II. EDurell, Judge of the District
Court of the United States Of America for the Dis
of Louisiana. dated May 1873, will be sold at
public auctioa-
THE NEW HOPE PLANTATION. situated on the
right bank of the Mississippi river, in the parisu of
West Baton Rouge. Louisiana, about I'D miles
above the city of New Orleans. and contains Hoo
acres, mo1e or less, bounded below by lands for.
merlv owned by Lewis Dcsobry, and now owned by
Z. +. Demng: above by lands former y owned By
J. D. Landry u Co., and now owned by William
Sharp. and III the rear by the plantations OF Ma
rOn1eaUX Brother, J. ). Duprey, A. H. May, Mrs
Schwing, Gervais Schlatre Brother, together
with al! the buildings and Improvements thereon,
reservng fro III the sale the lease by the assignee
to Philip Hickey. expirin: December Is, 1873. also
possession of the property until that time.
The decree or the court ordering the sale OF tho
above described property directs that the same
be freed from all incumbranceS, and the assignee
acting as the officers of the court will convey only
such title as is in him vested by the assignment
in bankruptcy. and by the aforesaid order OF the
court.
The purchaser 70 assume payment Of all the
taxes that the property may owe up 10 the day
of sale over and above the price of adjudication.
Terms-Cash on ths spot at the moment OF adjU-
dication.
Act OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser he.
fore NJ. Gernon, notary pubic. je3 4 81 Is 2ltd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
Ideal Husbands.

A writer in the Saturday Rericw says:
OF course, one would not like to see
women give themselves to any one, no
matter who he might be, for the sake of
getting married. but the solid things of life
should be taught them as well as its poetic
beauties; and false hopes, false ideals,
nnsubstantial loves, should be vigorously
excluded. A bad marriage or a loveless
life is not pleasant code to that never
acted romance; nor is the disenChantment,
which comes with such cruel certainty on
the heels of the love-sick and unsuitable
marriage, blessing 70 be desired.
Beauty fades, passion cools, the blind
ness of romance gets couched when
seeing is too late: poetry does not pay the
butcher; and gallantry Of bearing of the
long sword. saddle, bride kind is apt to
lose itself in domestic Dad language when
the pot is empty OF pudding and half a
dozen children swarm about the musty
lodgings or dingy quarters to which love
and folly have reduced the gay lieutenant
and his bride. On the whole, Prince
Prettyman is a dangerous fellow, either to
get or wait for. having the trick of Unsub-
stantiality throughout: Romantic girls
would do well to relec: that, if they are to
have only one gown in Il lifetime. they had
better buy one that will wash and wear
creditably to the end, rather than tiimsy
bit of finery that looks well only in the be.
ginning and goes to pieces before the first
wear iS ont.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
EANU CIA6SIF FICATIUF. AbbI
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

CT the above business 1895 bales consisted of rreg'
ular cottons which at no time could be regarded
AZ a criterion of prices but the brokers claimed
that they had bought al less than could have been
previously accepted OF the residue, rs bales strict
good ordinary, high style, sold at Il cents At the
same time factor offered strict good ordinary at
I6s,, ard another refused to open list of strict
low middling at l8h. The general tenor of our in
formation Indicated that good cOt'OIs from strict
good ordinary up, held at previous rates, but
that all other descriptions could be bought easier
BUYERS stood alOOf because they could not find the
kinds they wanted, well as from an expectation
of being able to 60 on at easier prices.
The amount on shipDOard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at L. 500. bales, embrac
ing 600 for Liverpool 2O00 for havre, 20D for Cork
and market, ard $500 for the North. which when
deducted from the stock On hand by our run.
ming statement Saturday evening leaves 81 800 bales
to represent the quantity at tho landing and in
presses unsOld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Market dull and nomi
nal. Sales $50 bales"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand August 81. l8-7........... 6259
Arrived since last statement. I,oiy
Arrived previously. 57'-i,J3'bl9
1OtAl A,ooo,o'o
Cleared previously ,o!ayNt-l,JZiVo!
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-24
Laughing Children.

Give me, says writer. the boy o. girl
who smiles as soon as the first rays of the
morning sun glance in through the window,
gay, happy and kind. Such boy will be
tit to "make up into man-at least when
contrasted with q sullen. mOrose, grabbed
fellow, who snaps and snarls like surly
cur. or growls and grunts like an un-
tanned hyena from the moment he opens
his angry eyes until lie is confronted by
his breakfast. Such girl. other things
being favorable, will be good material
to aid in gladdenins some comfortable
home, or to refine, civilize, tame and
humanize rude brother. making him gen.
tie, atfectionate. and lovable. 1t is feast
to even look at such joy.inspiring girl;
such a woman girl, and see the smiles flow.
ing, SO to speak, from the parted lips, dis
playing set of clean, well-brushed teeth,
looking almost the personifcation of beauty
and goodness, singing, and as merry as the
birds-the wide-awake birds that commence
their morning concert long before the lazy
bows dreamed that the sun was approach
ing and about to pour n whole food of light
and warmth upon the earth. Such girl is
like gentle shower to :he parched earth,
bestowing kind words. sweet smiles, and
acts of mercy to all around her-the JOY
and light of the household.