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ORLEANS BULLETIN. SATURDAY. APRIL 25 1871.

Atthe close sterling bills quoted 1t s. 9@s 40X
ior Dill OF iading and Al clesr, and -@5A for bank,
bank
The offerings Of Domestic: Exchange were Of fir
extent and commercial slightly hardened. The sales
OF New York sight covered $23Oo0O embracing $4,000
commercial, aud $25nOO private bankers at q cent
discount and $25 900 and 900 commercial SIS 900
and $3.50 private bankers and $4,000. So. 900
ana 1000 bank At 1872. We also noticed . sale OF
$4,000 commercial On Providence u p cent discount.
Inc banks continued to check on New York at par
commercial sight was quoted al 10 discount,
against 4 yesterday.
No sales Of stocks we're repo, ted.
In Bonds we noticed sales Of 5000 City Gold Bear
ing Seven Per Cents at 544; $4,000 at 54a: $1,000 at
54s and 5000 and $4,000 at 54 They osed at about
544@54X.
No sales OF City Appropriation Certificates Me-
opolitan Police Warrants were reported. They were
both quoted at about $50 IS.
We heard # consl cradle movement n large STATE
Warrants. but the particulars withheld. Larg
are row quoted at 4o945, and small at 51(a55.
NOTE-!n the unsettled condition of the ark
quotations must be TO eat extent considered omi-
nal, especially for Bank and Insuranc, Shares whc
are neglected and, when forced Off sell at irregular
prices.
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we'll do DeSola-2 bales wool 2 bales hides
Queyrouse l. Bois-3 do Fitzpatrick Hal1-l2 d.
L Terrebonne-12 do to orders 2 head STOCK Glenny
wagner-39 head cattle IA head sheep Mehle &co-
sundries to orderToa 90 bales cotton 100 sacks cot
ton seed S hhds sugar bbls mossses
BY Railroad.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD :
April 24-3 bbls sugar hhds sugar Robert hare-37
do rkins Swenson &co-14 dc r Milliken-6 bales
cotton 4 Tertrou-1 do Hopkins-1n sacks potatoes
bdls hides IS cks onions SEWN 4 Gourdxin-lO
bales moss U TerrebOnne-3 do TerrebOnne-15
bbls onions Sc sacks potatoes - hides bdls do
Wash-12 sacks potatoes Ricosky-31 do Lame
80 do Bsltrsm-lS do sacks onions L Surie eco
g. half bales Bsssett-l2 head Gait Inbsu,
Aycock Sco->sundries to ord Total, bales cotton
Sc hhds susar-.'arg' per steamship Mary from Aran
Pass-5W hides W H Wtherell-743 do So bdls
do BIB tallow Whitney &co-3 sacks wool Nc
,'affrey-2l0 head cattle Mehle &co-sundries to
der-Car 20 per steamship Whitney from Galveston
bales cotton Schneider Zuoerber-26 bdls hides R
Dumestre-2l6h head sheep Mchell-12 head horses
Spangler--sundries to order-Total, bales cotton
MemOra n1a.
By Telegram-Key West, Fla, April %, 1874.-To
J. NJ. Witherspoon, Agent. No. go Carondeet street.
steamship Liberty sails for Havana tonight.
A. r. & c. TIFF Agents.
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLE,NS BULLETIN OFFICE, |
FRIDAY EVENING, April "a, 1874
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The Money market continues dull. The offerings
OF approved paper. both in bank and the street,
are limited and the few transactions reported in
mercial signatures indicate variation in rates. We
continue TO quote frstclass paper with coatera 8
at 91lO a cent per annum without at 1l@l2 per
month Al second grade at 1@lls, and at 2. First
clas, mortgage at 10 cent per annum. and second
class entirely nominal.
Gold opened nominal, against 11la. ct New York.
and after . limited business, closed at lla@1l2,
against ll2 in that market The SAILS were confined
SIT go embracing $1,000 at ILL.,. $1,000 at ll1's
5000 at l1la@lll5s and $4,000 at liz.
No sales OF Silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted at l07@luS and Mexican
dollars at 100.
Exchange declined nearly 210 p cent. The move
ment Of moderate extent. amounting to only fl2.
o0), comprising f700J bill of lading and Al clear at
537is@5s9 fi0oO bill Of lading At $685.; $4,000 do At
$50, f20O0 Al clear at 539i; $1,000 bill of ading at
$40: fi500 Al Gear at 5409540i and fl500 bill Of
lading al 54oa.
The only sale of francs reported was 900 COM
merciAl at 4.6sa.
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Having taken charge of the River Column Of this
paper beg leave to my river friends that shall
attempt carry out all my old programme, in protect
ing their interest and will vt all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR, JR.
Office at Canal street ferry landing office.
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D,v1vENDs PAID ON STOCKTON PER CENT
DIVIDENDS ON PARTICIPATING POLICIES PAY.
ABLE IN CASH.

This old and reliable Company is issuing Policies
Fire, River and Marine risks, on the most favor
able terms. All losses prompt adjusted and settled
upon liberal terms 1T their Office, 81 Camp street,
corner Of Commercial Alley.
JAMES l. DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
FRIDAY EvEnISG, April "a, 1874.
COTTON

The sales to-day EN- raced 1900 bales at steady
prices n siraDle lots Of medium aud better quail
ties, and elser for IRREGULAR kinds and the lower
grades. We modify olrq OF tions accordingly for
Low Ordinary Ordinary and Good Ordinary, Wi b no
other change, and give also the Elk hange figures as
Iolo
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CORN IN BULK-The supplies Offering comprise
10000 bsshels; without steam freight provided for
7sc with freight room and 6l@75c without
CORN IN SACKS-Is in fair supply and quiet.
The movement has been interrupted BY rainy weather.
The sales confined to $50 sacks. OF which 100 and
$50 white at 85c p bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderste de-
mand; $50 sacks aold. Of wnc 600 choice at &c and
l50'choice a. &c p bushel.
100 ID.
at IS 5O@6: eung Chickens 1904; Ducks s4@5;
Geese $6S98; turkeys $24; Louisiana grown Chick
ems S.; young So SCOT; Ducks So so; Geese $7@8;
EGGS-western are selling at 17@l9c; Louisiana
2O@221ac p doz
HAY-Is in supply and dull, with small sales at s21
for prime and S23 for choice.
STAR ,NDLEs-ire dull and are quoted at 15c
p H. cent off for cash. Some of the stock is held
under limit at 16c p ID.
EsCULENTS AND GREEN vEGETABLEs-Are in
light supply and modera demand Louisiana POta-
toes selling at 50 50G4; Western So 75@4 p Dbl
Onions 81 5"(a5 p bb. Cabbages 9@llc. apiece.
Green Peas 81 p bnshel. Radishes Soc q dozen
punches. Celery 60c . dozen punches. Lettuce So
z Dbl. Caufowers 6Oc p dozen lunches.
SAILS in lair supply. 1900 sacks verpool were
shipped yesterday to the West. cargo Of IS bush
Turks Island sold few days since private terms
also cargo Liverpool Coarse is selling at 81 3Oa 35
n.$l 80 p sack; Turks island is quoted at coca 81 for
bag OF two bushels. When taken from warehouse re-
duction is made for drayage. Table Salt in pockets
WEEkL QJOr ,TI ms OF HIDES, ETC.
four quotations represent actual sales at first hands
Weighing, bundlng, drayage and commission have to
be added.
New ORLEANS. A ril 25, 1874.
steer hides, city slaughter IS Is, p b.. -@10
Steer hides city slaughter, 70 to 81 ID. -d1
Steer hides city slaughter under 70 b.. -6i0
Cow hides, city slaughter. they run "a
Hips, city slaughter 20 to "a 10 OH
Hips, city slaughter Is to 80 tb............ -@1O7a
Flint hides, country, % TO 25 fbs., p b.. @181s
Flint hides, country, damaged half price
Beeswax, prime yellow, p tb................ OPS
* nOrnH eacn -D D
tallOW, p 10 t9 "a
Hides quiet and steady. Wool dull! and lower. Tai
low scarce and firm. HAY MEHLE.
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS OF RICE
NEW L ANS, April a. 1874.
We beg to report the following statement Of the
Rice market for the past week
Stock hand per last report. 1908 bbls.
Received since. observation-disclosures. ...... 697 :.
Sold during the week. Observation-Disclosures. 900 :.
Stock hand this day Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Rough Rice received during the week.. PAT sacks
We quote:
Choice Observation-Disclosures. $40
Prime. Observation-Disclosures $40 81
Fair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO
Ordinary. Observation-Disclosures. .......... 7l4@ ~
Common. ............. ................. go
No. Observation-Disclosures. AGO
Ma ket q net. Pric firm.
ROMAN CU.ULLU,
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InlpOrlS.

NEW YORK--Per steamship City of Daas-Asstd
mGse
RUATAN ISLAND-Per schooner EXcelsior-20O
punches bananas-l5O plantains 1928 pine pples 800
cocoaIuts
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Below Waiting Orders.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Cleopatra-69l bales
cotton ~ hhds comeback 1855 hides 3l5 bales skins
1874 bdls hides 40 bales wool 81 bdl IRON 60 bbs oil
BREMES-Per bark Astron m-2426 bales cotton 80
bales moss 10 hides 23l0 slaves
BARCELONA-Per bark vsparaiso-s bales cotton
&C. 900 slaves
HAVRE-Per bark Hortenss Dusautoy-l449 bales
cotton q, 900 slaves
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Rita-1212 bales cot
ton a. OO4 bushels in bulk $500 sacks oil cake
HAvANA-Per schooner Texas hanger-1O17 sacks
bran sacks oats $50 sacks corn 20 bbls crease 50
bbls rosn 1913 empty barrels
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foo. below high water mark Of 1871.
NELSON GoROM,
Signal Service Observer.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Saturday Morning. April Is 1874. !
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR FRIDAY, APRIL
"a, AT p n.
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SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

Paid up capital. $500. 00(
Assets estimated at their cash value $50 IS:
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MARINE NEWS.

George Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans Bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Saturday Morning, April rs !
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Cleared Yesterday.
Spanish steamship Rita, Riestra, for Liverpool
III Ashbridge eco
Steamship Cleopatra. Mankin, for New York
JHLu lw gsen
Ger ship Astronom, Hopper, for Bremen Master
Spanish bark Valparaiso, Roses, for Barcelona
NJ PUG eco
FIR bark Hortense Dusautoy, Cluzaud, for Havre-
RY Hopkins
Schooner Texas Ranger, Buchanan, for Havana
Goldenbow Il Kelley
rived.
Steamship City of Dallas Hines, from New York 18th
insta 1t, to Geo A Fosdick &co--2d Dist 13
Schooner B ocke, Schr. ever, from Balauca, t. l.
rand dist
Schooner Island Belle, Brigg-, from CieDfuegos in
ballast, to ClintoJ-2d dist
TOWBOATS.
Rio Grande, Williams. from the Passes-t wed down
to the bar 2Gtn instant, barks Margurta an Betty
and brig Crnwrn brought up schrs II Locke
and Island Eelle
STEAMBOATS,.
Ouachita Belle, Blanks. from Camden
e Hensey, Ente lee from Lower Coast
Iassie TAYLOR, Snnott from Natchitoches
Maria Louise, Brinker from Shreveport
Gov Allen Benson, from Vicksburg
Below Waiting Orders.
Ship Havre, TerkeIsen, from London Feb T. to mas
ter
Ship Sciota NJ tchel s. days from Havre, in ballast
toA K Miller eco
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NEW HOPE REFINERY-
~ FORMERLY GOODALES.
Choice Clarified SUGARS,
Choice Golden SYRUP,
Reboiled MOLASSE@ :, various grades.
Product- Of above Refinery for sale low by
WIN. HENDERSON, IS Peters street,
Corner Gu stonhouss.
The attention of the Family Grocery Trade is es-
pecially called to the Golden Syrup, which will be
found del cious flavor and worthy the cid reputa-
ton Of the establishment. apl9 In
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NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
1856 Canal street.
TRUSTEES
Dr. w. Newton Mercer,
-. F. Generes, David Urquhart,
George Jonas, John g. Gaines,
Thomas A. Adams, Carl KOhn,
Thos. Alien Clarke. Christian Schneider,
Chas. j. Leeds. Samuel JamisOn.
Interest allowed on deposits.
L. F. GENERES, President
SAM. JONES, Jr., Treasurer. apis '7+ly
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AEECHANICs' AND TRADEns' lHSU.
RANCE co. NEW ORLEANS. La.
l4........... .Carondelet Street.............lA
sOLICTrs FIRE. MARINE AND RIVER RISES AT
LOWEST RATES.
CAPITAL .................. $500, 900.
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CT. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
y
Surplus 10 Policy Holders over. ........ $4,000
Number of policies in force, nearly. ....... 5000
The attention of all Policy Holders Of the following
companies:
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Is called to the fact that the three companies have
been consolidated under the title Of the st. Louis Life
Insurance company. The consolidated company, CT M
bnng, 1t does, the imE.ense business OF the three
companies with the expt Of but one office manage
ment, is enabled to offer exceptional advantages to
insurers. For ps; Inent Of Premiums or any other
business connected with the companies, address
HARMON DOANE, G, nj Southern Agent,
Louisiana and Southern Miss, 1872 Gravel lad
sp3-u 81 Carondelet street, New QT1ea1A
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT.

ROMAN L CUcULLU.
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INCUR GRAIN ......PROVISlONS.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers at very lowest
rates.
TIL following popular brands of -four of which
have arge stock on hand and to arrive; the atten-
ton If the trade is invited to inspect the same before
going elsewhere:
Hinckley Mills. st. Patrick,
Eureka No. l, Napoleon,
Cape Girardeau City, Key West Beauty,
Sucker City, Tea able,
LAWYERS Hamlet, W, stern Beauty.
OATS
500, sacks Choice Gale ma OATS.
CORN
$500 sacks Choice White, Yellow and Mixed.
HAY
SO bbls. Choice and Prime.
BACON
2, casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib SIDES.
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS
10 cases Try Sailed SHOULDERS.
so tierces Ref ed LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
25 cases Sugar-cured HAMS.
H. +. LAWYER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
Nos. IS to 50 Peters Street,
Late New Levee,l
And 81. 50, 81, 63 and IS Fulton Street.
ap12 I'm 3dp New Orleans.
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Railroads.
REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows
from the Depot, head of Elysan Fields street,
DrPsRT. ARRIVE.
Mail. .............4 p Mail. .......-....l T. M
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st. Louis.
Chicago and Louisville
Only one change Of sleeping to Eastern cities.
Tickets FIR sale aud informs tiop ven at % Camp
street, corner Common
A. D SHELDON, Agent
E. D. FROST, General Manager. apl9u
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WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.

Office at Canal street Z,
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DIRECTORS.
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY

1nsures Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing the
profits separately each department to the insured
For the accommodation of its customers, the Com
pany will make Ma inc Losses payable in London.
]. TUYES, President.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15
! n Beautiful Picture.

The man who stands upon bis own soil
who feels, By the laws Ofthe laudin which
be lives-by thOl laws Of civilized cations
he is the rightful and exclusive owner OF the
land which he tills, is, by the constitution
Of our uature, undeFa Wholesome influence,
not easily imbibcd from any other source,
He feels, other things being equal, more
strongly than another, the character OF 0
man as tue lord Of an -inanimate world
OF this great aud wonderful sphere, which
fashioned BY the hand o! God, and upheld
by bis power, is rolling through the heaV'
ems a part Of his-his from the center tc
the sky. It is tho space on which tho gen.
GRAFTON moves in it's round Of duties, and
he feels himselfcOuuected by visible link
with those who follow him, and to whom
he is to transmit a home. Perhaps bis
farm has come down to him from his faith
ers; bit be can trace their footsteps over
the scenes Of bis daily labOrS. The rool
which shelters him was reared by those to
whom be owes bis being. Some interest
ing domestic tradition is connected with
every enclosure. The fayorite tree wa'
planted BY bis fathers hand. He sported
in bOyhOod beside the brook which still
winds through tho meadows. Through
the fs,a lies the path to the village school
Of bis early days. He still hears from
bis window The voice Of the Sabbath bell
which called his fathers to the house Of
God; and near at hand is the spot where
bis parents are laid down to rest, and
where, when bis time has come, hc shall
be laid by bis children. These are the
feelings Of the owners Of thcSOil. Words
cannot buy them; they flow out Of the
deepest fountains of the heart; they are
the life.springs of fresh, healthy and
generous national character
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Unconscious influence.

Along a rough, muddy country lane, a
man drives a pair Of oxen yoked to beay-
lily loaded wagon. A little girl is seated
upon Tie bank, playing With the beautiful
spring flowers. Atthe noise made BY The
creaking wagon, she looks up, and her
eyes chance to light on something else be-
siddathn team A poor little birding hes
fallen out Gifts nestiin. The bushes intp
oneptths deep rqts; u Stll surely be
cfdslied 'fcE it cannot Ne tisel Ds
little May hastily spring forward ldfopl
ping:her flowers, and crying, isgan,
please stop, till Itake'lhis poofll bird
out Of your wa5!aIt has fallen onto its
nest, and | will try to Gnd the neeb and
put the little thing back The farmer,
good naturedly, pauses while May lender
ly rcscues the poor little bird from ltsper.
i'll then starts on, and eavesheFsearchiug
for the birds. nest. But be has received
a lesson whicb.he will novsrstOrget. He
says aloud, There's that tender.bearted
little child making such an ado about that
miserable bird. Her heart would have
been broken, had | run over it. What
would she say il she could see the way |
treat the cattle sometimes! IdcOt believe
I'll ever kick q horse, beat a dog, or stick
a pitch fork into tbe oxen again. Sure as
| do | shall see that pretty little girl, and
the bird right bef@e;my eyes"
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During the rebellion, an old lady living
pear BIacksburg, Va, was told by a man
who bad deserted from Lees Army, thai
the Yankees we're fOrtifyiug at Blacksburg,
and Capt. McCOsling had gone with hil
company Of calvary to drive them away.
While he was telling the old lady this
the provogt guard came and arrested the
man. The old lady told one Of her neigh
bors who passed along the road where she
lived, the following;
There was an exerteF from Capt, Lees
company came here this morning aud SAID
the Yankees was notifying at Blacksburg
aud that Capt Gosliu had went with hi.
critter company to fOrma streak of fghI
and drive them away; and while the cxer'
ter was telling, NO this the provoking
guard came along aud interested him and
carried him away"
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A country clerk in rural toWu bad a
pet calf which be was training up iD the
ways Of an OK. The calf walked around
very pepceaOIe under OpO end Oftho yoke
while Mr., Clerk held the other end, but
in 40 unfortunate moment the man con-
ceived the idea Of putting bis own neck iu
The yoke 10 Jetthe calf see how it would
seem to work with partner This fright
enea The calf, and elevating his tail and
voice, he struck "leadirpn" for the vii.
lage Mr. Clerk went along with bis
head down aud bis plug hat in bis hand,
strainiDg every nerve to keep up, andpry.
ing out at The top of bis voice: Here we
come dang ourfoOl souls head US some.
body" /
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Virginia House,
z POINT PLEASANT, WNAp
4. 2. DEEM, Proprietor,

THlswpll known House having been thor;
oughly repaired from aaick to cellar ana
refurni he'd at great expense, with new bed,
ding. together with rev furniture Of the most
mod modern styles, is now one Of the best kept
HouseS,n Hons The State. Experienced walters al
tend tie wants Of guests. A night wa'chmann
Is kent to convey passengers to and from boats
At ali hours. d hight The travelling public
are AZ respectfully invited tostcP at this House
guaranteeing that they will not 60 away dis'
satisfied, In counectit with the above The
Proprietor has o good Livery Stable,
= october 3Oth ,lSI3-u. ~
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A good sort Of man was recently asked
10 subscribe for a chandelier FE0r tbe
church. "Nov." siia4s, ASappsthe DSs
ola chandelier After you get, IL you
can't got any one to pIay'our,it," i T.. >
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A Michigan Dewsdeabr received THE
order from young lidy Send me A
Novel called buffalo bill and tho dais doids."
Contrary to what might. be inferred, she
was not from Boston, w.
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That is a gOSd story Of littip boy, who,
going into q book store, With. bis notheyi
Creptup to tho juvenile Of the establish.
mdns With the sly query, "say, have YOU
got suybooks for boys that amt g0trslig-
ion in emp ,ai.s s.,.
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IA young mans friends object to bis be,
iOg loose, but somehow, they. have .aP
equal objection 70 bis being eight, I. i.
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An "old citizen" Rishesto inform the
public that atlere'tf Il no use tryingio break
those irop cOal.hoIe covers By setting
down on EN-" Hclinows.
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When yourcOmpauiop bows to q lady
you should do 80 also, When . gentle;
man bows to lady in your company,
always bow to him in return.