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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING: SCHOOL.
HOUSE.
MAyORALry OF NV ORLEANS
City Hall, Decen Der g. 1873. :
RY AUTHORITY OF THE CITY COUNCIL
II given in resolution No. A44, Admin istration
series. adopted December 20 1879, sealed proposals
Will be received by me until FRIDAY JANUARY g.
1915 at twelve O'clock NJ. for erecting a school
on Vaudeville street, Third District. according to
plans and specifications on file in this office.
The right to reject any or sll bids is expressly
reserved
de21 lit LOUIS A. Witt Mayor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Garthw9ite, Lewis q Miller are still sell
ing clothing at cost, for cash, at No. lou
Common street.
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SUGGESTIONS of Pedro Triayiy sintes and

CRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- Orleans, No. 36,sA.-Whereas, Onofre Tray
has petitioned the court for letters of admin
srraion On the estates of the late Pedro aud an
TRAY Sintes, deceased interstate: Notice Is here.
oy gwen TO all whom it may concern TO show
cause, Within ten days WIN the PRAYER of the said
petitioner should not be granted
By order of the court.
de23 las X PRANK PACE JP clark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

A New York journal has discovered new
industry in that city. the professors of
which it terms "fle fllers'' 1t seems that
there are dozen or two persons in the city
who save all the papers that come into their
possession. During January they make fire.
quent visits to the bookbinders, and offer to
supply any papers necessary to complete
files. The binders receive during the month
hundreds of periodicals to bind. and in
many cases some numbers are missing. The
'tile filters" then are in demand, and they
sell their wares at an advance of over 1000
per cent on cost.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 36.7l8.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, II any they
have or can why the account presented by q.
I. Parker, public administrator in this estate
should not be homologated and approved, and the
funds distributed ill accordance there ith
By order Of the court:
jail TO- FRANK PACE JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

BRIEF MENrIoN.-Judge Gernon, First
Municipal Court, handed in the sum of
$lS5 70 for fines collected last week. Jud ge
Mccullough, fourth, So.
The reporter has heard that two interest
ing presentations will be made to-day, and
will endeavor to be present
Robert Duplex, clerk, was last evening
arrested at the corner of Carondelet and
Poydras streets, because Louisa Lefearrie
thought he intended to ravish her person.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Notice to CreditOrs-Crescent City Nationa
Bauk.-CreditOrs this bank W no have proved
their claims are notified that che ks for dividend
OF TWENTY FfvE PAR CENT are ready for deliy-
cry on prese ntation of receivers certificate and
signing receipt.
desc st c. CASE Receiver
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THE RIVERS.
Above low

The river here is five feet four inches
below high water marx of 1871.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of o. e, Hall.

Succession Of o. e. Hall,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. - 964.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and all other per
days from the present notification If apy thew
have or can, why the account presented by the
testamentary exccutrix of this estate should not be
homOiogated and approved. and the funds distri-
buted Ia accordance Herewith, and that Mrs.
Emily d. Hail be discharged and relieved from ali
further trust and liability herein as testamentary
executrix.
B order of the court.
de3l AZ ln% ERANR PACE C,orrr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

THE FIRST New YEAR CALL.-Our old
friend Pater, not heard from since knowing
day." met us last evening trembling with
anxiety, saying that he would not sleep az
home tor fear that the first call he would
receive to-day would be from his gummy
grandchild May who would, in her infant
lie playfulness, pull his hair before day
light. Necessarily old Pater is preiudiced
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A NJ AND ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
"A against the above estate are requested to pre-
sent the same to the undersig ned that they NAV
he duly recognized in the account TO be filed by
the adminlstratix. G.. B. BUDDECKE.
del7 30 is5 Attorney No 30 Cam street
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
LICENSEES.

LICENSES.
DEPARTMENT. OF FiSAscR}
New Orleans, December 81, 1879. !
nN FRIDAY MKT, JANUARY 2 THIS DE.
~ partment will deliver Licences for the wear
1874 LOUIS SCHNEIDER
de5l Zt Administrator Of Finance,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Office of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. ia Canal street. New Orleans De-
cember 10, l872.-At meeting of the Board of
Directors of this company. held on the tenth in
slant, a dividend of FOUR DOLLARS per share
was declared, payable to the Stockholders on and
after THURSDAY, January /, 1874.
de27 jail c. c. LEWIS, Secret ary.
Special NOtIce.-Otfice OF Lafayette FIRE In
surance Company New Orleans, December Is
l873.-At a meeting of the Board of Directors held
on the seventeenth instant. it resolved that a
meeting of the stockholders be held at the Office
of the company, No. J94 Magazine street, on
WEDNESDAY, January %, 1874 between the hours
of A. NJ and P. NJ, to vote proposed amend
ment to article one OF the charter of this com pany.
del9 I'm LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
Germanln insurance Company, No. l1l
Common street.-Iu conformity with Article 10 of
the Charter, general meeting of the stockholders
of this company will be held on the twelfth day of
January 1874, at $50 p. NJ.
del3 I'd E. MAIER. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

NOtice.-A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Home Mutual Savings Bank will be held at their
Banking House. No Il Camp street, on FRIDAY.
the twentyth day of January, 1874, at P. NJ,
in conformity with the twenty third article of the
Charter. GEORGE W, BYRNK
de25 I'm Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Office Firemen's Charitable Associa.
Delegates of this association told board) are hereby
notified to attend the annual meetdg to be held On
SATURDAY January 3, 1874, at P. NJ, in
the hall of Louisiana Hose Company
{. c. FLANAGAN
Secretary Firemen's Charitable Association.
iaI I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

POlicemen.-The officers, members and en-
ployes of the METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE,
who served any time during the several years be-
ginning October 1869, and ending October 1873
are requested to call as early as possible at the
office of R. King Cutler,
No. 90 Canal Street.
Your cases are all prepared and now ready
for your signatures. The Supreme Court recently
decided in favor of Sergeant Dorsey.
No suit or proceeding will be instituted for any
policeman by us unless he signs his name to the
proceedings. None may expect to recover any
thing without signing.
Gall at any time during the day from A. NJ
to 8 P III. R. KING CUTLER,
della tiaI G. w CARTER
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Address the Author,
r.. G U r T I S

No. Rampant Street. New Orleans,
DIR. CURTIS would impress upon those patients
who have already corresponded with him the nec
essity Of personal interview the material advan-
tage of which will enable him to form a complete
and thorough diagnosis of the case.
Consultations confidential no9s In,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Once Firemen's Charitable Associa.
tion-New Orleans January l, l874.-The Board of
Delegates OF this association (new board) are
hereby notified to attend the annual election of
officers, on WEDNESDAY January = 1874 at
J 2. sm: Officers of companies will see that
the Credentials of their delegates possession
OF the secretary of the before the
night of the meeting C. c. FLANAGAN,
iai I'd Secrat.rv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Southern Bank, New Orleans, December
81, l813.-At their meeting of this day the direct.
OTIS declared dividend of FOUR PER CENT ont of
the profits Of the last six months, payable on the
fifteenth of January, 1874.
Jat wv J. CARR, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Germania National Bank.-New Orleans,
December 80, !8!a-At meeting Of the Board of
Directors held this day q semi annual dividend of
SIX PER CENT was declared payable TO the stock
holders demand. HkRM ROEhL
ial ct Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

WOrkinsmen's Accommodation Bank
New Orleans December 10, l873.-In conformity
with article seven of the charter of this bank an
election of seven directors for the ensuing year by
the stockholders will be held at the banking house
No. 81 Canal street, on MONDAY, January IL, 1874,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 p NJ. Notice
is also hereby given that on the same day, time
and place action will be taken on the amendments
to the charter submitted by the board of direc
dell BOT JOSEPH MENARD Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Office of the Lafayette Fire Insurance
Company. New Orleans. December 30, 1873 The an
nua election for twenty-five directors to the
ensuing year, will take place at this office No. 594
tween the hours of ga M. and P. NJ.
desc lot LOUIS MATHIS Secretary
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Public Meeting.

Public Meeting.
COLUMBIA, s. O., February 2, 1874.
The Tex.Payers' Convention of Rich
land County assembled in Twins Hall,
at half-past O'Clock, to.day-the Court
House, the appointed place of meeting,
being occupied by the Court of General
Sessions-Hon.. John Mckenzie in the
ohair and Mr.. A. @. Moore acting a.
Secretary.
The CHAIR called for the report Of the
Committee Of Thirteen appointed by
the ta1-payers' meeting on January H.
1874, to confer with the Governor. Col.
VIM. Wallace, from THAT committee, re.
ported that the committee had called on
the Governor, and requested him to
bpostpone the collection of taxes till
March l; that the Governor informed
them that he had already irsuod al
order postponing it to February S, ard
could not postpone it further. He in.
formed the committee that n bill was
pendiug in the Legislature to extend
the time OF payment till March l, and
that he would eodeavor to have it called
up and read second and third time ae
soon as possible. in order to prevent the
attachment Of the penalty; that he
had also Informed them that though lie
could not extend the time, the Comp
troller-Geueral conld abate the pennlty
in extrep,e cases. That the committee
had then called on the Comptroller
General and requested him to extend
the time, and that he had refused 10 dc
so.
The following named gentlemen com.
posed the committee: Col. VIM. Wal
lace, Mr. O. p. Pelham. Col. Il. w
MoMaster, Capt. W. n. Stack. Mr.. E
Hope, Mr.. l.. J. Hancock. Col. A. Il
Taylor, Mr.. c. Wariny, Col. Thonu.
Taylor. Mr.. s. Coogler, Mr.. G. Davis
DR.. a. w. Kennedy and Mr.. j. NJ
| Crawford.
On motion Of Col. f. W. McMaster
the report OF tho committee was re-
| ceived as information.
Col. Wallace moved that committe,
Of ton be appointed to nominate five ad
ditional delegates to tho Taxpayers
Convention Of the State. Tie motion
was adopted, and the following gentle
men appointed ns the committee: Col
William Wallace, Messrs. @. L. Jaunay
shall, w. P. Spigener, JEW. Richbourg
oodoa AAOS, oapt. 0dueS OOuSIuS ouC
Mr.. jesse w. Taylor. The com,nitte,
then retired. and after consultation, re-
ported the following names: Capt. W
| Il. Stack, Col. f. w. McMaster, Messrs
L. T. Hopson. J. G. Seegers and w. 2
Spigener. The report of the committe
Was adopted, and the gentlemen nomi
mated by them declared to be @ectet
delegates to the State Convention.
Col. Wallace introduced the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted
| Resotued, That the delegates frou
Richland to the Tax-Payers' Conven
ton be requested to prepare. for the in
formation OF that body, u statement Q
the assessment and taxation Of propert
in this city and County. for the yea
1873, as compared with previous rate
OF assessment and taxation.
Resoloed. That all persons in said cit
or County who feel themselves aggrieve,
by the assessment and taxation of thei
property, are requested to hund int
sud delegation IL statement of the
grievances.
On motion of Mr.. 9. T. Junney, til
thanks OF the Convention were tendere
to MIR. Irwin, for the use of the hall.
The Convention then adjourned
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THEATRE CIVIL RIGHTS OAsE.-A case
has occurred under the civil rights law
OF New York, which is to be submitted
to legal decision. A colored man in
Brooklyn purchased ticket for the gal
lery in Mrs. Conway's theatre, in that
city, but was refused admission. He
proposes to establish in the courts the
value OF the civil rights amendment to
the Constitution
FmE.-The two-story frame dwelling
corner Franklin and Magazine streets,
Charleston, owned and occupied by
Mrs. NJ. Powers, was badly damaged in
the interior by fire, on last Saturday
morning. Loss covered by insurance.
1t is reportedsthat over 81, 600 in green.
backs, belonging to Mrs. Powers, were
destroyed in the flames.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD COMPANY. =,
The consideration of this case, involv.
lug o petition of the assignees to sell
the road, was resumed in the United
States Court, before Jkdge Bryan, ON
Saturday, and arguments were heard
from Messrs. Buist, Young and Mo.
Grady.
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There is o marked improvement in the
receipts Of public revenue from the ex.
treme depression of few weeks since
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
estimates the receipts for the current
month ut from $9,000,0O0 to 50. 5OO,-
600. The customs revenue, which was
the last to feel the panic, but now So
riously affected by it. was, last month,
under $40, 1000, 900, but is expected to
reach $l2.000,0 900 in gold for January,
and to be still more during February
The receipts for January, though nm
improvement, are in marked contrast
with those for January, 1872, when
they were S19,000,00O. 1t is beloved
that, oven if the panic had not occurred,
there would still have boen an abate.
ment in revenue. partly because the
year 1872 was flush or extraordinary
year.
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Judge Harrison was thrown from his
buggy, at Guilford. Conn, tho other
day, while trying to pass tho Rev. Adj.
rondac W. H. 81. Murray, OF Boston.
When you succeed in passing Brother
Murray on the road, you may safely
swear that ho hasn't got much bot on
the race.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-03

A funny suit agairet an editor has
been decided in the Circuit Court, at
Waukesha, Iowa. The Fays, proprie.
tors OF the La Belle House, at Ocono-
mowoc, brought an action before J Jus-
tioe to recover $97.04 for meals and
cigars furnished Ashley D. HarRer,
editor of the Oconomowoc Times. Har-
ger set up counter claim of $3.50 for
''puiling" the La Belle House. Judg-
ment was rendered for the plaintiff, and
Mr.. Harger appealed to o jury. The
case excited much interest. Harger
beng we'll liked, and having a solem n,
earnest manner of making very witty
remarks. He testified that Fay would
say to him: "HargeI, I've gotp nice
dinner to-day-come in." ''No, thank
you; I'm going home" Fay would
prevail on him to stay, aud sfter din
ner, tho following colloouy: Every
thing in there all right. Harger?"
Everything excellent" dessert all
all right?" Excellent" "Ice cream all
right?" Delicious. Mr. Fay" Every
we'll; remember this in your paper next
week." In return for dinners and
cigars, Harger says that he told great
many lies editorially more than
$1,000. He would never have presented
bill for lies, had not Fay fallen out
with him, and wanted pay for the din.
ners. Harger pleaded his own case,
and the jury found verdict for him,
which threw the costs upon the hotel
keeper.
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UNITED STATES CoUnr, CuAELEsroS,
January 31.-The petition of John Gal.
vim Smart. OF Barnwell, for voluntary
bankruptcy, was referred to Registrar
Carpenter for adjudication. On tho pc.
tition of VIM. T. Rice. creditor, G. L.
Paul and Edward J. Webb, copartners,
rs. Paul & Webb, were ordered to show
cause, on the 10th instant, why they
should not be declared bankrupts. The
petitions OF VIM. Watson and Emanuel
Iseman, to set up lien of judgment or
tho estate of A. G. Davis, bankrupt,
were referred to Registrar Senbrook, tc
give notice to creditors to prove thcil
claims, and nlso to report lions which
may he established.
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.1NsTRR1s.- .sll

TIE SAN ERAno1sco M1nsrnE1s.-
This is not q new troupe by any means.
They played long in San Francisco, but
have been permanently located for the
past eight years, on Broadway. Nsw
York city; bat their lease having run
out. they take to ruralizing until their
new hall is erected. Wherever they
have been on their Southern ftonr they
have elicited the heartiest commenda-
tion. In New Orleans particularly their
houses were crowded to regular jam.
There ia nothing lnw or obscene in thair
entertainments, but the mnsic and
melody, the fun and drolleries. are un-
exceptionable. Their large bills do not
state the fact. but they will doubtless
give matinee. 80 that families may at
tend without suffering the disagreeable-
ness of being iammsd too much for the
play of the risibles. ~
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. This
Cor -tconvened, yesterday, at 10 o'clock,
Judge r. B. Carpenter presiding. His
Honor charged the grand jury, when
the Court adjourned until this morning,
at 8 o'clock. The following ie q liak OF
the jurors:
GRAND-L. q. Carpenter, Foreman;
Isaac Snlzbacher, Josiah Stokes, Jos.
L. Grant,. Rsop McPherson, Moses
Livingston, G. Manly, Paul Pickens,
Joseph Taylor. z. Moses. Frrnk Forrest,
Paul Abraham, Joseph Smith, B. J.
Palmer. I'hos. Ingalls,, w. Stratton, A.
@. Davis, Clifton Washington.
PETrr-James Bamfield, Samuel Bar
ker, NJ. Barnett. John 81. Bryant, J. G.
Cannon, D. w. Cannon, VIM. A. Carr,
Jack Garter. Ransom Ohavis, Robert
Cooper, P. A. Cummings. Dover Davis,
Robert A. Davis, N. E. Edwards, John
O. Ftzsimmons. Gilbert Garner, BENZ
F. Goodman, Paul Hayne, Monday
Hopkins. Samuel Jenkins. Westly Lark,
Samuel Mccoy, Moses McKeever,
Wiley Porter, Jr., John Pugh, Edward
Reed, Simon Sightler, Tom Taylor, w.
Al. Taylor. jacob Thompson, Bristow
Tucker. VIM. Walker, Ephraim Viii
liams
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A colored child. about three years old,
was left by itself in the house OF it's
parents in Wilmington, found bottle
OF whiskey, drank it and died.
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ILIUM FUIT 1t has been mucl,
doubted whether Troy ever existud> ex.
cept in the Imagination Of Homer; bu,
this doubt is at last set at rest, and Tue
historic character of the father OF
poetry vindicated. It WAS generally cx.
pected thAt if remains of Troy ever
should be found, they woull be indi.
Gated by Cyclopean architecture. In.
Cyclopean remains at Gerghis wero u
part of Troy, but this is now disproyed.
The real remains have been found. All
is IN state of extreme ruin. but the
S;p san gate, the magistrates house, and
portions OF the walls have been found
from twenty five to thirty feet below
the present snrface. The stones are
dressed and appear to be laid in earth
but this was probably crude cement
The identity Of Troy with these remain.
rests on the existence Of bronze imple
ments. hnt chiefly on the difference bn
tween the terra cotta remains and those
found nt Ilion. Some implements wer.
found which are composed of pure cop
per. Among the remains were S.T5C
small golden cylinders, prisms, cubes,
stars, rings, etc., for the most parl
adorned with many notches; large
golden diadems, head-hands, goblets
silver vases. on which copper is molten
last; gold earrings and pendants, MOI
one of which bears the slightest rescm
bianco to any ornaments hitherto found
and two little silver vases with Phry
gian caps. The results Of the recen
discoveries will soon be published a
Leipsic:
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"Mardi Gras" Excursion for 1874.
Ten Thousand Prizes.
Hope 4 Gyles-Garden Seeds, SO.
Building and Lot for Sale.
Meeting Palmetto Fire Company.
Nick Whifflss on the War Path.
x. Y. Wanted.
Southern Artificial Stone Company.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, February Q. 1874
Wheeler House, D Trezevant, Orange
burg; E P England, w Dudley, W e
Fisher, E st Amand, Wm A Bradley,
Charleston; D L Turner. II McDevitt,
Edgefield; A Myers, W Eohols, Phila.
delphia; W D Aiken, Winnsboro; q Il
3 Marsh, Wilmington; E Hope. Wylie
Jones, D Crawford, 81 Bryson, P
Brown. city; A G Afford. r Z Curtis,
New York; j 81 Hannah, Baltimore; W
81 McMair, Cheraw; B Harris, Virginia.
Hendrix House-A p Eldridge, D A P
Jordan, New York; T s Olarkson, 8 O;
NJ Robinson, Lid; w Bookhart and
son, Fairfield; Il Nj Williamson, Dar-
lington; A 8 Easterlin, J E Easterliu,
Orangeburg; Q Il Sugdam. Greenwood;
G Jennings, Bamberg; r F Dalton,
n C;J G Hagood, Fairfield; 7 w Sigh.
Killian's.
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In the new banking bill, which is now
pending before the lower house of Con-
gress, there is an important provision
looking to the resumption of specie pay-
ment. It requires the Secretary of The
Treasury to retire and destroy So, 600, 900
OF greenbacks on the first day OF overy
month, and issue in their place like
amount Of new notes, containing on
their faces promise that they shall be
redeemed in gold at the expiration of
two yenrs from the date of their issue.
The Secretary is also required to retain
in the treasury oil gold not required to
meet the coin liabilities of the Goyern.
ment. This seems to have been in
serted as q requirement of the "hard
money" element. Another amendment
to The bill agreed upon is provision
requiring banks without circulation to
deposit in the trensury $40. 900 in bonds,
instead OF one-third of the amount of
their capital as now required. The bill
will likely pass.
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The tug Bull River sunk at her berth
IN Port Royal on Tuesday night last.
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-
PnGNIXIANA. There is only one sor
of love, but thousand different copies
'of it.
The schoolmaster says ono and one
are two; the parson says two are one
Such is mathematics.
Tho difference between fashionable
young woman and an astronomer-one
makes remarks, and the other makes
observations.
Chief Justice Waite has eleven chill
Idren. A littlo 'leaven 'leaveneth the
whole lump.
An ounce OF favor goes farther thar
ia pound of justice.
Happiness is frequently just under
your nose" Seize it.
What may be done ut any time, vii
be done at no time.
He who is guilty believes that all mer
speak i'll of him.