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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. December 81, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whiie, 167 bushels. Red. 262 BUSH
CoRS-White, 80 bushels.
OtTS.-9S bushels.
MEAL ct bushels.
SALES.
WuEAr-Whtc 25 bushels ut $1.55 ] bushels
common at 81 so; IA bushels very good al 81 ~
WIIEAT-Red 80 bushels at 1855.
CoRN.-Whitc, 80 bushels new on private terms
RE-ENHIBITED.
OATS.-l0S bushels.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE. December 27.-Flour fairly active
sacked, sec. Pork duh at fl 5GtS15 5. so. Bacon
Clear-rib held At SS@SHc. Lard quiet. Whiskey
quiet aI 92kc. Dt1.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December 27.-N1rgipia consoif
49A. West Virginia's, 10. North Caroiinas, old
% new, o. Bid to-day.
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BY w. B. Ratcliffe, Auctioneer,
1612 Main street.

TWILL SELL AT AUCTION ON MON
l. DAY next, commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, a large and well assorted stock OF
. 'N' GROCERIES, &C.;
TO which would Invite the attention OF me traIe.
Persons wishing to avail themselves or tnls saie
will please send IN their goods to-day or early NOR
day mo rning. w. Is. hA1CLt.t taor
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A PLEASANT REMEDY.

A PLEASANT REMEDY.
The change In the weather has given every one
colds, coughs, sore throats, hoafseness, sc. In
stead OF using nauseous medicinessetews, and vii
famous compounds, use the
GLOBE-FLOWER COUGH SYRUP.
This pleasant remedy and magical medicine for
colds coughs, asthlnn, bronchitis, whooping cough,
Group, aud consumption Is by chemical skill ex-
tracted from the cephtIdnthus occtdentalis Of the
botanst the globe flower Of the aorlst or the but.
ton root Of the herbals Neglect q cold and pay
either Doctors or an undertsker's bill. The list
Of diseases arising from simple cold is friShtfui,
and may be avoided by having always at hand
bottle Of this pleasant and truly wonderful remedy,
GLOBE-FLOWER COUGH SYRUP,
which Is equally and certainly effective for all
stages Of lung and bronchial disorders, from SIM
pie cold to q confirmed consumption.
Be wise in time. IT'S madness TO defer. Next
dny the fatal precedent may plead, and you ns5
drop into axrly grave. all for want of one bottle
Of GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP.
Purcell, LADD s. CO., Richmond, Va, and
SETH S. HANCE, Baltimore, Nd, wholesale
agents.
de 1O-deod& wtMh10
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. G., December 27.-Spirits tur-
pentine juliet at Csc. ROsin quiet at 82.l5 for
Strained, delivered Crude turpentinc steady at 81
for hard; 81 95 for yeow-dip. Tar quiet at S2.lo.
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A STI-MALARIAL.

A STI-MALARIAL.
THE EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
This now world-renownei fever-trea OF Aus
tralIa is brought prominently before the general
public by the recent newspaper publications, al
though it has been known for considerable period
10 the medical profession.
To render its virtues available 10 our people who
may need an ASTI-PERIoDIC we have made from
the FRESH LEAVES, imported direct, CONCEH-
TRATED TINCTURE, ready for use, and offer It
for sale In all quantities.
MEADE s. BAKER,
Practical Pharmacists,
LclS 919 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

MICE LITTLE FARM FOR SALE.-l
~ wish to sell SMALL FARM OF thirty acres,
with framed house with four rooms. and pump In
good order IN the front yard Tls place Is tour
miles from the Old Marker, on tie Charles city
road, and Is rich and we'll adapted 10 market gar
den. 1t has Oh IL good stable, c"rI-house. AMI
barn. will also sell COW and HORSE and all o;
the FARMING IMPLEMENTS. A bargain may
be obtained by calling on V. GERAEb, Nc. II
Broad street, between FouShec and Adams.
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DHrGs AND MEDICINES.

DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
Il Winchesser's HYPOPIlOSPH1TES, Halls
BALSAM for the LUNGS, for sale by
de 90 BODkkER BROTHERS.
TRENCH DRESSING, FOR LADIES'
Il and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES.
de 23 RDDEKER BROTHERS.
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AusyrTOu aAxEs-This Day.
BY Thomas w. Keesee, AuchoDeer,
1917 Main street. &a%

uoUsEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., FOR
Ii SALE AT AUCTIoN.-TH1s DAY at 10
o'clock will sell 81 my auc'ion-house Walnut ano
Bnrea,is, Wasflstancs, Tables, Chairs, Piano,
Lounges, Piano Stools, Show Cases Writing-D Desks
Hair Eattresses; Feather Beds, Bolgters and Pill
lows: Red.Springs. Oil Cloth, Stoves. &C., &C.
- 90 THOMAS W. X EESEE. huctioneer.
Agent for Halls Fire and d urglar-Proof Safcs
I
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j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ioaeer,
No. l115 Main street, opposite Dispes.,a o,Hr


No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispa,6 o,sr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A POP.
~ TON OF THE VALUABLE ESTATE oe
PETER BURKE SOMETIMES CALLED pR.
TER LAWSON, DECEASED. CONSISTING dr
IMPROVED AND UNIyPROVED PKOpERTSYt
WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE CORPORhTp
LIMITS, ON BROOK AVENUE, INCLUDiSc
THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE, TOGETHER
WITH ALL THE EXTENSIVE SLAUGHTER.
ING FATALITIES ERECTED THEREON: Also
WITHIN The CITY. on BROOK ATESI:gS
the city Of Richmond entered December 0. 1874
In 4 cause therein pendng-Burke tt aLs "a. B,,rS.
ct Gks-the undersigned, speciai commIssi9ncr
thereby appointed will sell public auction on m.
premises, on the 23t day Of DECEMBER. Is73
at 8 o'clock P. ST., that VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned. consisting Of large conp1o
dious DWELLING, with out-houses and hrirr
sausage-house, and all other house, b.longtu. ia
n Grst-class butchering establishment. ~
Also, large VACANT LOT adjoining the resi-
dence In the rear, on which there Is all icc.bous.,
This lot has front on two streets.
Also, twelve acres OF very fertile LAND lvfr-
Immediately on Brook road, adjoining GoGdIn's
lot on the north, and ON the south the uur-er,cs az
+. Davis i Co. The immediate proximity nf a
large and beautiful OAK grove renders l:lL lot very
Also, fine BUILDING LOT on eas. side Of
Brock avenue and north Of Duva street, 80 by llo
feet.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six. twelve.
interest added and title retained u, all The pur-
chase money Is paid. JAMES II. DoOLEY.
Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auct!oneer
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Fuse: Toys mining, 4oc. @h.2o y 90 feet.
Po,cier: 1915 by the I'VE kegs-iess tnai n'e
kegs, 81. 25; blasting, SiGS45O.
Shot: Northern, so.75@s3 q bag Of 20 ID.
6yindstones: 2@2Hc. p b.
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STOVES. THNWARE. &c.

STOVES, HOUSE-F FURNISHING s@
- GOODS, and TINWARE ut PANlC I'd
PRICES.
HEATING, COOKING, and p r L OR -
STOVES at cost to reduce stock. Before purchasing
e''' j. r. MOUNTGASTLE, JR.. s co.,
No. 600 Broad street, corner OF Second.
Stoves of all Kinds repaired Or exchanged
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MARESE IETELLEGENCE.

FORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER u, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, &. W. Allen, agent
Schooner Annie, Looney, Washington, coal.
SAILED.
Schooner George Twibill, Temple, Philadelphia,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Milton. Palmer, Norfolk via Osbo-ne's,
COAL Currie & Co..
Schooner Butterfly, Morgan, down river, light.
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NEWPORT MILLS, In JAMES CITY
~ COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-By virtue OF
decree rendered by the Circuit Court tor the
county Of james City and the city Of Williams
burg. on the 18th day Of October. 1873. In the
cases of Gusts aud others Duriey executor and
others, and Southali and Wife ~. Purfeys cXecu.
tor, the uudersigred special commissioners, will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder before
the courthouse Of the said city OF Williamsburg,
on the 18th day of January. 1874 County court.
day., one-llaf Of that valuable WATER GRlsT
and SAW-MILI. called Newport Mills" incud-
ing half Of ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
EIGHT AND ONE-HALF ACRES OF Ian be-
longing thereto. situated In James City county,
near jamestown, on navigable creek within two
miles of James river. his mill Is IN working
order ANA from It's locality and capacity j. one OF
the most desirable In the state. II l. historic.
During the war OF 1872 IL supplied the American
navy With -four, and still manufactures The best OF
-four.
TERMS Only cash enough will ~ required 10
pay the expenses OF sale and for the Residue OF the
purchase money credit OF one, two SID three
years will be given, the purchaser 10 execute hDpds
for the defer ed payments with good security bear
Ing legal Interest from The day Of sale, aud The title
retained until lie whole IS paid
X. Il. aRHiSTEAD,
Special Comm ssonrrs.
At the same time and place, and upon the sal Inc
terms. the other half OF said MILLS and LAND, BE-"
longing TO John W. Lea and wife, will he sold.
SYDNEY SMITH.
Agent for John W. ic., and viii.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December 3. 1873.
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GLoBE-FLoWER COUGH SYRUP,
MINERAL WATERS.

ROCkBRIUGE ALUM,
ALLEGIiANY SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CAPON SPRINGS,
CONGRESS-,
HATHORS,
GEYSER,
FREIDRICHSHALL BITTER,
Blue LICK,
for sale by PURCELL, lADD Co,
no 81 Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
TAKE DR.. FITTER'S GREAT RHEU-
4 MATIC REMEDY Warranted TO cure Rheu
matism and Neuralgia. For sale by
WOOD 4 SONS. gents,
&C 2l-2aw3m* 900 Main street.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Postponed on account OF the weather TO TUES
DAY, December 30th, at the above tim and place.
JAMES II. LOcLEY.
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Beast Buffers SolilOquy.
The Boston AdUertiSer has 4 poetlcal cor
respondent who gives it as follows:

THE coSGRESSMAN's soLrLoQUY.
from the play Of " The Prints Of Ben-Mark."l
By Bill Backspayer-a reldlire Of No great Shakes
peare
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T ME LIME! LINE
QUO barrels "INDIAN ROCK" LINE received
this day.
Constant receipts FRESH from kilns:
For sale low DILLON, ELLETT 4 CO.,
Manufacturers 1903 Dock street.
RICHMOND. VA. August s. lsT3. ans
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and have great many agents yet TO hear from.
No doubt is entertained OF the sale OF every hehee
efore the dra wing, but whether al are Solo or not
the concert and drawing VIII positively Snd une'lui-
vocally take place the day now fixed. and II any
remain unsold they will he cancelled, and the prizes
will be reduced In proportion: TO the unsoid uese@'
Only 10000 tickets have been Issued and
$4,000 CASH GlFTS-sl, 100000
will be distributed among the ticket-holdsss.
The tickets are printed iu coupons OF ten anu
all fractional parts will be represented In ne c!a"-
Ing inst as whole tickets arc.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
OVER A MILLION IN BA2K.

In order to meet the general wish and sEpeesa-
ton Of the public and the ticket-hosdsrs, for Tie
full payment Of the magnificent gifts announced
for the Fourth Grand sin Concert OF tse Public
Library Of Kentucky, the management haFe deter
mined to postpone The Concert aud drawing unu.
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Wheat Bran, 1Sc. q bushei.
Bro,1n8tuT: 22c- U bushri.
Corn Bran: 49,: hushel.
Shipstut: soc. q bushel.
STARTS Doe. "a Dushcl.
, 1873-12-16

70 tie Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: IL thoro living Historical Society in
Chicago? If 30, can The TRIBUNE kindly ILL
form now citizen whoro it may DO found, and
who its officers arc : I hare the impression that
tho entire property Of the Society WIS destroyed
III tho Great Fire, and that no aotiye effort hos
Binco boon made to reorganizo 1t.
Ifso, and If the proper time has now come for
such al attempt. does it not seem wcli to secure
location for it in connection with tho Public
Library? The Library Board would doubtless
mako an effort to afford the Society room, at u
suitable ront. Whenever it occupies its permanent
quarters, aud would gladly assume tho caro- of
the books 1t would collect in consideration of
their use, for reference, by tho general public.
In connection with tho Society nigh; bo formed
a section or department, for the study OF aocinl
questions, mud the collection of statistics bear
lug thereon.
Buoh location Of the Society would mutually
benefit its own members aud 0thcr Students
seeking its rooms, and tho public ut large, and
would probably ald materially both to its uso-
fulneHs and its revenue.
know OF no public association Of the literary
men Of the city; no public plaee atTording tho
advantage Of library whtlhor tho student may
organized body for tue collection and discussion
Of social stntistica.
All theae are desirable, aud might be supplied
as have indicatod; II they exist, or II tho His
tolical Society IL In successful operation, pleaso
e1lltghten, while you pity and forgive. tho igno-
ranco Of q New Cir1zEN.
CHICAGO, Dec Is, 1873.
, 1873-12-16

FROM lHb u1fL{hf1 fLUHH. > I1fte5.
and manly statement Of II. 7. Ho1mbold tho
widely known and priucely advertiser Of buchu
medicines. hlr. Helmbold (wllose largo fortune
and business simultaneously collapBod) HendH
from Paris to his friends Of the American presB
n statement aud IN appeal. ue appeals to tho
newspaper press, to whom he is most indebted.
to release him from his obligations to them
and tlon he will commence business again, and
pay oyery dollar ho owes. But in tho hands OF
asHiguoes and agentH llo Bnya Ill Of his property
will be swallowed up. and his creditors will got
nothing uo frankly tells how le catno to full.
His extensive system Of advertising had mado
him rich. He Ind fitted up d drugstore under
tho Metropolitan Hotcl, at cost Of 100000,
nnd lnado it tle handHomost establishment Of
its kind on Broadway, OF. in tho world. lie
York, at Long Branch. nnd at other
p!ucos. Ho invested $50, 200 in splendid horseA
and carriages. He waa very rich. But, ho aays,
t. elated with my unoxampled business Bucccss,
and carried away with the delusivo idea that
notoriefy WAS only another namo for popularity,
followed tho example Ut other prosperous
business men and INDUCED in too extyaYagant
to Tilt ACROSS my path, and directed my attention
from buainoHs." Uo lndulged too froely, and
followed too many shadows" " probably. Ills
business, Ia the hands OF agonts, run down, and
misfortune ovortook him moro rapidly than hia
fortune was malo. Tho Sheriff took possession;
lis S35, 600 stublo OF horses and carriages was
sold for about, s., 900 his Slu0,00o drugstore
summer castle went of for song. ue was
bankrupt. and lis property was sacritlood at d
lamentabo rato. He wasscaled crazy !; but that
Is not what allied him. Ho lad been gnys Hego
il lossun for otherH. But It IL not, by any
moans, solitary case Of the kind,
, 1873-12-16
Of tho Chicago. lsurs
lingaoM & Quincy Passenger Tariff

Fran the INFora tIH3 NeFufa.
We llayo frequently called attention to tho
want Of consistency aud justice in tho freight
tariff on tho Chicago. Burlington Il Quincy, AMI
now comparison Of their passenger rates may
not TO cut Of place.
Tho faro from Aurora to Chicago iB ST.
from Batavia, miles further, to Chicago, it IL
51.30, or q cents loss. Perhaps como of our
graIot-school pupils will aolye this problem in
the "rule Of threo:" II railroad, i,l running IL
milos. makes its fnro conts loss ti,an in ril.l-
ning J8 mllcs, how much further would it hnve
to run to carry passengers for notbing2 It tho
Batayia passenger buys ls ticket to Au-
rora, thence to Chicago, 1t will cost
hlm $1.G0, or 90 cents more. On tho other
haad, IL tho Oswogo passenger first buys ticket
to Aurora, aud thence to Chicago, 1t would cost
him ccnts loHg than through tlchot but bis
faro would 10 % cents moro thnn from
Datayla. We full to SEQ the Justice Of making
the OBwcgo poople, travelling the sumo number
OF mileB as tue Batavia passengers, pay 25
contB marc. or Of making al the Aurora pas-
sengers going to Chicago pay contB more
tAan those from Batavia when the distance
travelled iH Milea lesH.
Some Of our exchanges call this stdiscrina-
ination" In 1avor Of Aurora; but it uppogrs to
be MI inliscrimfnato mixing Of figures without
any good sonsc or Judgment. II The Chicago,
burlington IL Quincy managers wlnl to do jlls-
tlce, lat tiem comply with tho law aud charge
no rate higher than . cents per mile, coming
MS much below this Rs they choose, but man-
tanning q uniformity in prices.
, 1873-12-16
THE RAILROAD LAW.

To tho Editor ef The chtcago Tribune:
8IH: As oMe wl,oso business Ia Horlously
affected by tho workings Of our railroad law, I
dosiro, through your columns, to call attention
to somo of itH defccts, hoIing by this means to
institute inquiry Oh tho subject.
In stato like ourg,-one which III O. gonora-
tIon has accomplished greater progross and
development than iH usually accorded to ce,i-
fury, mud ono whero auch vast aud varied intor-
css are at stako,-hore is required, at the hands
Of orr law-1nakers, tho utmost caution that
their acts may bear with I'll uniform weight upon
ali departments. Of traae, .ncithor fayoring tho
ono nor ol,prssstng tho other. And II, after
rAir and impartial trial, this uniformity IL found
disturbed, then 1t becomes our duty to point
out tho defoctH, and ,,sa all honorable moaus
tAat ley il, our lowor for tlloir correction.
Tllat railroad law Of some kind haa become
necesAity, few will doubt but TINT tho ono now
in existence IL hanelit to citl,or agriculture,
manufactures, or commerce, deny.
Agriculture a!ona Will noyor build agroat orpros-
, 1873-12-16

From tho C9ereidna Ltat}cT.
sentative from tho Fifth District OF Ohio, IT,
reyorently designated by tho profano world as
tho lIoop.polo Country, hRa eeanyed the rolo
Of n1r. TootB III Congress. From his first ap-
In s s bon and T9ua + that 5
on Tuesday, when the House had under con-
stderation the repeal OF the Salary bill. N[r.
LamiHon. in whose pockets the back-pay Of
sfy owsa a@aS % has rSa nS eGSa len
pea pe fns hs tma 1aens and his reaoa SDasp' ce
gressmon who were trying to vote tho
fatal salarY-iucrcaso back out Of their reach
that oil this cIamor against tho salary-incroaae
was thn work of domagogues and interested poll
itiolans, with no grace in tholr hearts. He know
how it was himself, for he Ind gone home and
had met iliH supporters, Ind argued the question
30 entirely to their satisfaction that they wore
now content to lot him keep hts increased pay.
II other Congressman would only talk to thoir
constituents as he had done. they too would bo
justified III their efforts to got well paid for their
work, and all would bo we'll.
Which reminds lib Of what actually did happen
when tho profound Lamison "arGued the Qucs-
ton " With his constituents. It WAS colyen-
ton hold iu this district during tue summer to
nominato candidates for the Legislature. Tho
Convention ossayed to pnas resolution coll
demning tue aa!ary-grab. Lamiaon was there in
high foathor, and attempted to talk Ills con-
Struggling through thy crowd, ho appoared. i rei
backF' Whe. Wheer.o's tiom S5,ooo?" aDrop ID
itl' roarcd the crowd. But 1amson,
hs tne"sh hand sai'Fea was Iea 70 es Seny sns Msys
Of %rnt lin outl" adet down! M + ~ hosiet, Sl:ua
rcsignI" rang through the ball. Then tho lion
IL tho statesman's lenrt was stirred: Raising
Il tit,t1 In H.,
, 1873-12-16
MIR. Gladstone on the Evolution
Theory.

The Contemporary Reuie,o for December con-
talns tue following letter from A1r. Gladstone:
No. 10 DowA1so srnEEr, WHITEHALL, Nov. ), 1879.
MY DEAR BIn: obsorye iu the Conten, pordsy
Reoieto for October, page 670, TINT tie following
words arc quoted from an address Of niue at
Liverpool:
"Upon the ground Of what is termed eyolr-
tlon, God IL relieved Of tho labor OF creation.
70 the nsmo 9 Of uncLangeable law, ho III dis
Ile distinguished writer IN tho ReUieto saya
that by these words have made myself 10 con-
spicuously tho champion Tor oxponent) Of tho
anti-aclentitio Wow, tint the words may be re-
garded Us typical.
slider this judgment upon my declaration to be
founded OIL All assumption or belief that It uou-
taina condemnation Of evolution and Of the
dootrlno Of Interchangeable laws. submit that it
contains no such thing. Let mo illustrate by
saying, what, If wrote as foows2
Upon tho ground Of what il termed liberty,
flagrant crimes hayo boon committed, and like
wise IN tho name Of law and order human rights
have been trodacn undor foot" / should not by
thus writing condo1nn liborty or condemn law
mud order; nut condemn only the inferencos
that mon draw, or say they draw, from them.
Up to this point the parallel il exaot md I
hope 1t will be seon that Alr. Spencer has inal-
vortenty put upon my words d meaning tloy do
Using tho parallel thus fur for tho sa]e of
olearnoss, carry it no furtl1or for, whilo am
ready 10 give In my adhesion to liberty, aud like
wise to law aud order, on evolution, aud on un-
changeahle lAws, [ had rather be excused,
The worda with wl,lon I tl,1uk Aimo. tlo staol
ends Oor1nne aro tho bBst for mo: Jo1,e mi
Ia 1lamer, nj fahuser." before could presume
to give al opinion on evolution or on rnchaugo-
able laws, should wish to know moro Clearly
attl moro fully than yet know tho moaning AZ,
taol4ed to those phrases by tho chief apostle Of
tho doctrines aud worry lilloly, eyon after ao-
complsllIng this preliminary atnge, might find
, 1873-12-16

+, Thsee;penny readings are the nightly diasipar
Five Thousand sickots hnye hoen sold for the
oomfng Ten Party at tho Philadelphia ACADEMY
Of hluHic.
Tho wild men Of Dornep, one Of the bost
known slo-slows III the country, arc reported
to be valued by their owner. hir. Warre1, Of
Mest9n %a Mass q faro wo slaves or
insurance to tho amount of 1000 on brig
forty days at sea, for Boston, was effected Cd
Wednesday. ut rs per cent premium, and tho
brig arrived yesterday. Tho Trip Inns eaten up
al bnt Sl5 OF tho profits for xix months.-Bos-
ala little boy.
Judge Brady, Of Now York. has decided that
wife III not bound by q decd OF her property
executed by her at her husbands rouuett IF hc
ma1tos use Of it without hor:expross permission
for lA own benefit.
"A curious occurrence agitatos society In Duf-
falo. wealthy widow lady Of 60 has Just mar
r.od tho former husband Of her docoased daugh-
two clilaron. Wa decline to so into tho possible
complications Of relationship.
AT Blackburn, England. a fow days ngo, m
inquest wns had on the body of Join Easwstlo,
An analytical chomiHt Mr.. ltailton, proved that
The liquid bud beon ndutoratcd to tho extent Of
o0 por cont. The jury returned a verdict III ac-
cortlance with the evidence. and tho Liyor-
pool dealers Who nold the shcrry aro to bo prose-
cuted.
Jefferson County, Now York, has furnished
temperance lecturers with another subject for
explanation. Robert SixEury died at the age Of
110 years. In Ills earlier days ho wns noted
hunter nnl Iudlan-fghtor and bis life was spont
to within few months Of its close In lighthouse.
He clewod and smoked tobacoo and, whom about
80 years ct ago, fell into tho fireplace while IN
der tho influence Of lfqnor, but was fortunately
rescued, to hayo leg aiurutatcd, aud be IN
awful example for 90 years !onGcr.
, 1873-12-16

ANswEu.-The apparent course Of an object is
supposed to DO tho direction In which it appears
to moyo while ono is looking al it. Perhaps this
little combination will onabo our correspond
ent to understand that the duly movement from
l1ast to Wcst, ,will DO nj stated. IN obaoryor In
tho North Temperate Zone, In looking at the
sun at midday, must face tho South. and tho
sl,n will then appear to uovo from loft to right.
III looking ut tlIa sun at midday from tho South
Temperate Xono, the observer will fRco tho
Morrill,, and tho sun will then appear 10 movo
from right to lott. In making the statement OBJ
jcotcd to, We answered tho question to which 1t
WAS intended III u reply.