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THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Regular Monthly Meeting-A Move to
Abolish the Fees of the Sheriff, Regis.
cor a nd County Clerk.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Bar Associa.
ton was held last evening at their rooms, No. 20
West Twepty-seventn street, Vice President
Charles w. SANFORD III the chair. The Treasurer
reported to the credit OF the general fund So 900 IS
and the library fund s1,5i3 s5 making total OF
Sll.450 60, OF which there are deposited In the
United states Trust Company, at interest, ST. 000
and In the Bank OF America $3.50 GO. The follow
ing were elected members of the association -
John A. Bush, George l.. Rives, Edgar A. Turrell
and John j. Marion.
Mr.. l.. L. Deafeld offered the following resolu-
tions, which were unanimously adopted =
Resolved, That all laws authorizing the sheriff Regis
ter and County Cerk of the city and county OF New
York TO charge their detrimental to
the public good and should be repealed, ana that these
officers should be paid fixed salaries.
Resolved That committee OF five be appointed Dy the
chair to prepare the acts and present them
10 and urge their passage by the present aturc
The committee provided for Ia the resolutions
McKeon, ClltIord A. Hand aud Charles Tracey. Ad
i0uypeds
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reghsscFour 70 Philadelphia and Boston, &C.; to New

ireghtsFour to Philadelphia and Boston, &C.,; to New
York, &c.; to Albany, A2c.
Imports for the last twenty hours Flour. 5000
bols wheat 1884 bushels; corn, 359 Sal do; oats ~ go
do barley 434o do: peas, 400 do. oExport-Wheat
! ss 'q Hssln e0 sPra ss g IS s
81 IS amber, 81 Is IS Is; white IS so a 50 Wheat
firm and In good demand; sales OF 1000 bushels No. !
offer OF 81 % for large lot Of Milwaukee No.
fused. owners holding at 81 a. Other grades un-
changed Corn active and advanced sales of 1850 bushels
5as q on 1f % sed at @ Barley GS s
BUYERS and sellers apart Canada 81 so 81 G Western
81 IS 81 80 RYE nominal at 81 05 Barley alt ste ady
Canada, 81 soa 81 VI; Western. 81 80 81 Other articles
TOLEDO March 10, 1874
Flour firm and in fair demand Wheat In fair demand
and higher at 81 % for amber Michigan May 81 40 for
April, Tic; May Ike: June, 73c. July 1899. new,
Csc low mixed. 6yc new, 66Ac. no grade 651c. new,
e5c oas In tar demand and higher at 49e Tor No,
wheat 5000 do corn and loo do oats. Shipmens-4UO
bushels corn and 1900 do. oats.
CHICAGO March 10. 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat opened arm, but
closed duh and for OPTIONS sales Of spring At
s. L ssi li14 fejestes ii H. Corn opened arm but
ssysc May mixed, Ole rejected. Old, Soc.
fresh cash. f7ac May. Rye firm and scarce at SEC.
s4 9r SG s. r S and whRsg IN at s
Fork dun and shade lower at s4 s. $4 90. cash;
s465 April $4 90 May Lard steady at 80 cash; 81 os
5ac- for shoulders, 7asc for short rib middes &C. for
short clear middles loose, cash Receps-l300o bills
-four, 5000 bushels wheat 1900 do. corn, $1,000 Do
bbls -FOUR 2OO0 bushels wheat 5000 do corn % 900
do. oats and LOO do barley.
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A W0MAN,s DEFENCE OF HER HONOR.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 10, Is

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 10, 1874.
While Mrs. Carpenter, widow. living on the
corner OF Fifth and Kowa streets. in Leavenworth,
Kansas, was at work in her kitchen yesterday,
John White, OF the Fifth infantry band, entered the
room, locked the door and made improper adj
vances to her. She ordered him to leave the
premises, but he refused to go, and she then
threatened to shoot him. to which he replied,
''Shoot and be damned" whereupon she went
into an adjoining room returned with pistol and
shot him through the head. coroners jury pro-
nounced the killing Justi6aDle.
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And as follows for
CITY BANK SHARES,
MEMORANDA.

The directors of the New York Central and Hud-
sen River Railroad Company met this morning at
ten O'Clock. aud declared the regular half yearly
dividend OF four per cent, payable on the 18th
proximo. The transfer books will close next
Saturday, 14th inst
A sale was made at the Exchange Salesroom or
100000 Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
road per cent bonds, due 1903, at 80, which were
said to have been purchased by Commodore
Vanderbilt, while, per contra, 1t is said they were
bought in.
slight clerical error occurred this morning in
the figures respecting the Erie Railroad, which as
1t was apparent as to correct ITSELF and did not
Affect the argument, we permit to 20 without
further review.
sAIpS AT THE NEW YORK gTncv rvou.uop
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ture delivery Oasis low mIddn the sales have been as
~ at IS lo3ac April 100 At Is % 2c. 700 al i5ic May.
- ssse July, 400 At 70 lSlsc. Total s7O bales To
zoo At e 7lsc 100 at IS lsasc 50! st lsssc 200 AZ Is
il,S2c u az l5sc April ti0 at l5sc 20D Is lll6c.
10 at y 2s,e 80 a. Is ilisc o a. Is 100 a
i,.c Apri! 100 afi5 2ssss 100 Is Hide together
10 siSe 400 as % ssac 500 81 issc at d ss2c;
80 az is1e July zoo at y 2,s2c, Total 1880 bales
forward deliveries were as follows March, Is Soc
Apr 1870 May, 10 &c June lo6lc July i702c First
al losse July 500 l6 lo6c Total loo bales second
Galway, 20 at l6 3S2c July loo at l6 I3l6c Total
$40 bales The receipts at the port -Galveston $50
bales New Orleans i577; Mobile l2t3 savannah, 500;
Charleston, $50; Wilmington us; Norfolk, 6l7; New
York. .643 Total 1924 bales This day last week 3ii
THIS day last year, looll bales
FLOUR AND GRAis.-Recelps-Flour, IA 024 bbls wheat
5000 bushels corn $4,000 do oats, ~ do corn
meal 25 bbls and $40 sacks; 2OO bushels The our
market was steady, with moderate Inquiry, and the
transactions were almost entirely the basis of our
quotations appended The sales were about $4,000 bbs
Buckwheat hour was quiet at So 50 90 state and
and rye onr quiet but steady at our quo
atCns Corn meal was nrmer with sales OF about ZOO
hbs at 81 40 81 50 Tor brandywine; IS 81 IS for
Western. We quote City sac KS coarse 81 g. sed
81 &C. bolted yellow 81 rs and boed white 81 IS per 100
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
CURRENT VALU ES.
WALL STREET,
TrFsDAY. March l0-6 Z. NJ.
,.rvp an TIE MARKETS.

THE CHARACTER OF THE MARKETS
~o,.v .,owao continued dulness until the after
noon when It was announced from washington
,hat a nromlnent senator rom New England gave
II as his opinion that the legal tender cir
cnlanon would be fixed at $4Oo, 100000,
md that there would be also an increase OF
$4,000 600 in the national bank circulation.
Both gold and stocks advanced on this, and closed
hrm at the highest prices OF the day. In the stock
market the features were Lake Shore, Northwest
ana western Union. Erie seemed without special
interest here. Dealings at the close showed an
advance OF 4 10 y per cent.
THE EXTREME FIGURES OF THE STOCK MARKET
were as follows =
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March 10, 1874.
Sugar nominal. Exchange irregular ami unsettled
On United States sixty days currency, Sa 5! premium
short sight s. 80 premium sixty days gold 100 ios
rs 1872 premium. On Paris los l07 premium. spanish
pold a
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GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM


and quiet at the following rates United states
skies, currency ll6]s 1l67S do. do, 1881,
registered, llSA1 1l9; do. do, do. coupons 1l95s
ll9I; do. hve-twentles, 1862, registered, 1l6Js
III; do. do, do, coupons, 1854 III; do do,
1864, registered l1s4 1l94 do. do, dos, coupons
1l9 ll94; do do, 1865, registered, 1lsA; do.
do, do, coupons, 40 a 1908; do do, 1865, new,
registered, lls% 11s2S; do. do, do, coupons,
1IssS lls% do. do, 1867 registered, l1sA llsA
do. do, do, coupons, 1l91 11s}4; do. do, 1868,
registered, lis lls1l; do. do do, coupons, 1ls4
n l19; do ten-forties registered, 1l3 l134; do,
do, coupons ll3 a ll3h do dves, 1851, registered,
ll4a 1l4H; do. do, do, coupons, ll4l4 1l4ts.
Central Pacific gold bonds. 94H a s5; Western
Pacific gold bonds, 81 a STA.
THE MONEY MARKET
continues to show the same ease for lack OF en-
ployment. as a consequence OF the uncertain
Treasury policy which prevents business engage
ments, and was easy during the day at and per
cent Foreign exchange closed quiet and firm at
Asa for prime bankers 60 days sterling and 4.s7
4.s71s for demand. The customs receipts to-day
were s504,o0o.
closed at 1lIa the two extremes of the day having
been 11i7S and ll17S. The market was frmer in
the final dealings. Recently there have been sew
eral small failures in the Gold Room, but in all
cases private settlements nave Deen made. The
rates paid for carrying were 4, Az, 2, ga, and
per cent. The sub-Treasury disbursed to-day
$4,000 on account of interest and 1000 in re.
dempuon OF $40 bonds.
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
The exports of produce rom this port for the
week ending to-day amounted to SIS, 1873 161. The
exports for the corresponding period OF last year
were $5,3es,314 and for 1872 s4,3s3,9s5 The total
exports since January were $50, 0,5Ol against
$49, $50 last year. and s41 ,329 in 1872. The
Internal revenue receipts to-day only $780, OOO
the smallest for long time past.
THE LONDON MARKET
shows the following regular prices-market
steady
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Weak-Fiour Steady-Wheat
Firmer Corn Closed Dull - Oats
Firmer-Pork and Lard Weak-Sugar
Weak-Cofee Inactive-Naval stores
Dull-Petroieum Dull.


Firmer-Pork and Lard Weak-sugar
Weak-Coffee Inactive-Naval Stores
Dun-Petroieum Dull.
TUESDAY, March 10-e P. NJ.
There was fair movement Of merch anoise to.
day, but the markets were irregular and fuctua-
ting. At the Produce Exchange business was
moderate. Flour was steady, wheat was scarce
and higher, but closed dull Holders were, for the
most part firm in their views, and strictly prime
wheat in particular was held at extreme figures.
Corn was quiet and, though holders tried to estab-
fish an advance, the market closed dull and de-
Ginning with only moderate business. oats were
stronger but not very active, and the
market closed quiet. whiskey was without
decided change. Pork and lard were
duh with prices lavorIng the purchaser and yet
not enough lower to induce purchases to any con.
siderable extent. Cotton on the spot, without
auotable decline, closed weak The latest transactions
In futures showed decline OF nc. sugar easier
in price. Coffee was neglected and To extent
nominal
AsHKs-Market inactive and steady at exc for pots
Pearls scarce and nominal
BEEswAx ruled quiet but firm at 33c. 3c. per lib. for
Western and Southern yellow.
BRooxcoRs was in moderate demand at &c. a 7c per
ID for red and p di g. S per H. for hur
Of ne Mid eo fasa a" we're ana
oSDHs as@ana e T'acr 4snFs w S Sd
do z5s.c a l61sc.; prime do, 261zc l6 Nc; extreme
range for lots &c. a s51sc., gold, per ID, 90 ana
grass mats asc; SIC. Cegon, 2se a nc Maracabo,
JlLc "A nc; Laguayra, DC 251ac Jamaica. 2ic. a
30 ST. Domingo 221sc &c. Porto Kco Zoe. 26Sc.;
costa Rica 2tJsc. 261sc Mexican, 25c 26c.; sava-
nla 25c 2615c Curacoa FAC. 21sc gold, per h., 81
and 20 DAYS ,.x..., ..,,,o A.. ,
nqs were more liberal and the market ruled somewhat
heavy without quotable decline Future deliveries de-
cIined &c and closed with downward tendency. We
quote 49,, .,-,-~ NJ. o~,.... NJ.
Ord
Good ordinary Is il3 ,sg,c q. "a
Strict good ordinary AZ IA 2lio 10 10
Low middling l64 l51s l5es !5S
Middling go. ...... 1914 1874 lo7s l61a
Good middinR ~ IN IH IB
The quotations based cotton In store running in
quality more than half grade above or below the
or ade quoted. The sales
To-Day. Last EGG Total
Export ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6y 1863
consumption ..s.......s..s......... oN Lo5 Boo
spetulalOns .................... % olo Oez
IN
Ioo WV lbT
INCLUDED IN the Above are 20 bales TO arrive For u-
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1880 p. M.-8efore Cali.
2:15 p. M.

q $5000 US $40, C, '67.b be ll91s
"a 900 7 : BIO, c. 'oS..... ll9.
a lOOJ Us l0-i0, c........ ll3
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FIN ANClAL.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LvERPooI, March 10
Evening.-Spirits turpentine, 34s 3As Cd. per cwt
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In addition TO the above the following prices
were received London, p. M-Erie shares
weak; declined to 401s. AIS P. M.-Erle shares,
f07s. $3.50 P. M-Erie shares closed easier at 40H
q 40H. The rate Of discount in the open market.
for three months bills was 7-l6 per cent, or 1-16
below the Bank rate The Bank gained to-day
900. This is lie higher than yesterday. Rentes
In Paris were buoyant at 6of 6Oc.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids Tor railway mort
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A VALENTINE TUMBRIDGE & CO., BANKERS
"A. AND BROKERS, 80 WALL ST, NEW YORK.
PUTS AND CALLS NEGOTIATED At LOWEST
RATES AND HELD AS CASH OR MARGIN FOR
PURCHASING THE STOCK.
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% PAGE BOOK. FULLY EXPLAINING METHOD,
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The quotations based cotton IN store running IN
quality more than q half grade above or below the
grade quoted. The sales were -
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PLAIN TALK FROM A BLACK CON.
- ,(,RESSNAN.

Congressman X. n. Elliott, (eolored. J
WHO'S now IN Colambia. made speech in
that city on Monday night. which isnote-
worthy "a one of The sign Of she times lie
told his bearers that tho Taxpayers Con.
yetion was no assemblage Of sorrhcads. hut
that ID was secking 70 do The work which
it was The duty Of the Republican party to
have accomplished. He rasped the State
Administration without mercy for It's vio-
latlca Of lis most solemn pledges aud
washed bis hands Of all participation in its
bad faith. The salvation Of Tho Party
lie declared. depended upon ils instant
reform Of existing abuses. A great change
was taking place IN the politics Of The ooun-
fry, and il was useless for them 70 shut
their eyes 10 the fact. If yon oto the
North, he said, and mention the name OF
South Corolins. you win and tbs estimate
ihas they will put upon 4 there.
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As much interest il felt throughout ths
State in relation 70 the changes which were
made ip the School Law BY the Geueral
Assembly at It's last session. We publish the
following in explanation thereof from Pro-
fessor Mclyeri tet
The amendment to the School Law, rati.
fed Feb. IL. 1874, repeals the rhes aud
regulations which the State board Of Edu.
cation had adopted, aud the provisions d
which are Substantially as iollowss
That the whoel districts shall contain az
area equal 10 from four to seven mile,
square. isf
That the school districts shall be as near.
ly square Ia form as the situation OF the
several localities and the conseniences ui
ueighborhoods will permit.
That the school house shall be as neat
the centre Of the school population of the
district as pacticablc.
That the people III each district shall
elect three suitable persons District Tras-
tees. the people Of eayh race electing their
vwn trustees. ila.s ss.sssssl set
That the District Trustees Of each Dis
trict slialI solicit voluntary contributions to
defruy half the cost of building. repairing
and furnishing the District school house.
and % supplement the school n,ouey due the
Districl, 70 that the public school gihay be
continued each year. us long as the people
OF the District may desire that they shall
determine the time at which tbe school shall
begin. recommend teacher, who will be
seceptable TO the psopie OF the District.
and assist the School Committee in all mat
ters relating to the District school.
These rules aud regulations having been
repealed BY the General assembly cannot
be re.euaeled by the Board uf Education.
The recent regulation which Is paLiished
in . foot mute on the blank for.us Of orders
for school money has not been repealed. Ii
reinains in foil force, anu H. as fuIlows,
The law intends chat the highest prices.
to-wit: $50. $50 and so. month, ac-
eording tograde Of the teacher shall be paid
only for schools 10 which twenty or lnore
pupils are taught. liza number Of pupils
Is less than twenty, the highest prices
waieh may be paid out Of the Public School
Funds are 10 teacher who holds third
.grade certificate one dollar month for
each pupil 70 teacher who holds second
grade certi6cate. one dollar and half per
mouth for each pupil; TO teacher who
holds q hrst grade certificate two dollars .
month for each pupil. counting the number
Of pupils in all eases by their average at
tendance.
The act also changes the time at which
the Registers Of Deeds il required TO re-
port. irom July 70 October of eash year.
anu makes il the duty u school committees
10 report u the county Treasurer the sums
Of money apportioIIed to the school districts
u their respective townships.
These are the only changes which have
been made in tho school law BY the Gene
raj Assembly at the last session, and they
ara pablished for information. ia answer "
many inquiries.
ALEX. McIyER.
Sunf puh Il.fruetion
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BISHOP JOHNS TO MR.. LATANE.

Rav. NJ Talara ~ usk.ul....
80 - Iii M a.'.'' aus MI. =, see'pg nAslug
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v;s;.' a.a, D,saop poaov ~, y Wy Dioesso "
I'll a.al., 1.ss ~ =, IL as'vm s.'e' why"
yan 49, ~ -. - sgi'1,y' III -. 4
ss.a,a,a. s ~ ~, ~. s..syot ~ ''es" L.
arsnss = r,;s.,ss ,s,',a ",a ~ =
shoaah ~. 80. -. : "asa ~ I'm p'an
,aa. s,ad [ aas ~ S,.s. y.e 1','assu rna 'sen =.
I'M. ~ l9ps,,, . ~ u issau 5en =
an.ss y. IS. J Il, 'lv III, MI @nSn .pssT e
|,hs a,h~lrh a,,a' - ~ ~ .a's !. y !,
ah,a;n;ar s.,;as. n. p.yps. ~. ou ..is -
Ge;sn,lv a;salesa W. ..llJ kp,;ya. sss SUI -.
When i ,ss,.ys ~, &c the sra., ra,n.,.aas ny
will mb;e. n'sta.o on M ,s;s sssaa:o ns''..'...':
cat;on i a;s ,a',ls ~; von. s is,,o. oa ns;..
sna na,,;shsd laf, ~ -. sS' - p''Hs I'M
+. ~. I 49, ~. :. 80. 49, 49, i
boas -, ! ..a,l s;s.o.,,aa .ea ~. 80 ~
@ ,al.,., ss ~, ha-a an.s; r 1o "a
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pedent, as likewise IRE the hearts. The
statement as to joint existing in the mid
die Of tho baud il incorrect and redic-
ulous. there being no division Of the car
ilageneous attachment of such nature.
f'fiEIR MODE or RESTING in BED.
g II Is supposed that during life each slep
upon lris stomach while the nervous inde-
pendehcs Of each is again established from
the fact that while one slep soundly the
other was known to be awake. Tie cause
Of Ne blood rushing from one 10 the other
ut the time Of the demise Is explained in
the fact that. ihdepehdent of the pouches,
whirl are simply. reflections of the per-
itonial membrane, there exists arteries
which in case Of separation during life.
might have been tied, as they conld have
been had the one who died last cut pi ece
Of flesh from the one who expired FIRST.
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ALEX. McIyER.
sapi. pab. Instruction
now AN ILLINOIS BANK WAS
ROBBED.

The First National Bank of Quincy. III ,
US robbed ThursIay night Of 500. 600 in
currency and other tuluables. The bank
vas entered By euttirg through the hall
f,or of the second story. immediately over
the vault. The burglars theu made
breach through tlfee feet Of masonry.
They next cut the riscts of sheet of boil.
er iron. with which tie vault i lined. aud
then descended into the vault. Tue safes
inside, containing money bonds and yalu.
able papers. were charged with powder,
and. By means OF small rubber tube. n
train was carried to the top Of tae safe.
when small pistol was screwed TO an old
ledger and was 80 arranged as TO set II OF.
A string Was attached 10 the pistol aud
passed out Of the second story window to
The street below. The clock Of the bank
stopped at 2. NJ. at which time II Is sup.
posed the burglars hrrd The train. The
doors OIL safe was wrcnched from lis
hinges. There is no clue 70 the perpetra-
tors. bot one Mccoy. recently connected
With The variety shows, has been arrested
On suspicion. At
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80. 70 THE ....-
Nervous and Debilitated
OF BOTH sexes.
rHENuMBER SEVEN is 1as BIBLE

-
0u the seventh day God ended bis work.
Ga the seventh month Noall's ark touch.
Cd the ground. H8
Ia seven days dove vas sent. i1H
Abraham pleaded seven times Cor Sodoul.
Jasob aioarned seven days for Joseph.
Jacob served sssen years for Rachel.
And yet sesea yeats more.
jacob was parsued in seyen days jour
ney BY Labsn.
A plenty Of sessn years and famine Of
seven years we're foretold 10 Phanohs
dream By seven fat and seven lean beasts
aud seven sars of full and seven ears Of
blasted corp. filtN
On the seventh day 81 The seventh month
the children u ITae: tasted sesgp days and
remained seven days 10 their tents.
Every seven days The land rested.
livery seventh yeu The law was read 10
tie people. - Ltitiil
ln The ,.e lrustion Of Jericho. seven per.
ms bvre seven tfumpeis seven days. Do
the seventh day they surrounded the walls
seven times. ana at the end of the seventh
round the wala fell.
Solomon vas seven years building the
Temple and tasted seven days % is dsdi.
cation.
IN the tabernacle were seven lamps.
The gulden candlestick had seven branch.
e..
yaaman washed seven tunes IN the Ri.
yer Jordan.
Jobs friend sat with him seven days and
seven nights. and offered seven bullocks
aud seven rams Gpr IN atonement.
Our Saviour spoke seven times from the
croS % which he hung seven hours. and
after his resurrection appeared seven times.
In the Reselstion NO read Of sesen
churches. seven eandlcsticks, ssren stars, /,
seven ,rumpets. seven plngnes, seven thun.
den. seven sials. seven angels, aud seven
headed monster. --ladependeni.
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DEryfs0 Tng BrzzARDs.- fellow
who was Ia The habit of getting drunk
whenever ne went 10 town, In returning
homo one day. fsIl from his horse and was
anits a. thought desd. A buEzard spied
him. few round and round. and lighting
near. hoped up and pcekcd bis nose,
which aroused The fsllowa little The
bird stepped up and struck him again this
brought one eye open. and seeing bic posi-
tion and ,hs, The bird lbought be was dead,
he wrcathcd hls lips With drunken sccn,
and looking The bird square 10 the lace.
aid = You needn't be 20 d---d smart !
I'm not 30 dead as you think l am,
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TnE sIAMEsE AUTOPSY.


raid, was preseut al tho report on the au-
topsy Of the Siameso twins gives tho fol-
lowing details not furnished by the tel
egrsph:
Tile LIVER or EACH
individusl lay closg % the band. adjacent
the one to ottsr. hence the liver Of one was
abnormally placed on the side contrary 70
that ia which repcscd tie liver of The other.
In total life il j. seoaieeturel that the twain
bad common liver. as an injection IN the
mesenteric vein OF one passed into The
mesentric vein Of the other. They also
possessed > eommon navel, or unbilical
cord. which until he moment Of invessi-
cation wsss matter ofgreat doubt. t1
ANOTHER PECULIAR FACT
u chat the. brain of tle smaller was the
most acute and powerful. although 10 was
the most dissinted of The pair. --0n was
jolly " hail fellow we'll met. while the
smallsrons was peevish and freiful. al.
though The contract with the family pre-.
vents any exammstiop of tho brain. the
great contrast Is disposition shows the
brain Of each 30 have been totally and en-
tiEcly distinct. The investigation has. thus
Gar. not proceeded 10 the heart. aud this
organ 10 as jet involved 10 mystery, a. the
brain and liver of tho two are distant. As
mattdr o. course. however. thore canuot
be single heart.
The livers. which mar have once been
united. are nov separated, and on account
Of is abnormality furnishes IN itsolf cur.
ious study. Tho braiu Of each Is inde-