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Bnsinces Chance.

GENTLEMAN Of experience wishes an IN
Y ,t.Eu 4 ~ a. COI,ItI- IUNDIST OF a. writer M
I,,rat.r, ant. &c NdGi'-- ". =. SQUIRE, station D.
rOIONI/NTIOk 60 West, &c. - ! ne
tue.t opportunity ever presented 0 join company Al
,y nrg,ti -, n settle Il the richest lands oi hr"
v,irn here cImt" aud natural resources ar" uu'i
rrfnr3br COS. membership -2ll FOR particulars -tnd
f,i u.u.riilct To- AGENT or NEW MEXICO STOCK AM
AGiICu IN RAJ ASSOCIATIONS, PARK Hotel Ne" VOTE
TNpIT Al WANTED.-A St-ClaSs ale
byr,,,r desires a partner with not less than 10000 FOR
tio rcGtug oi most m'"raby situated brewery within
lr- of To- railroad and waller confuuh
cations one .iug ln the trade pi'icfud Apli 10
tIIA-. a.. NAM 81 \. JACKSON,
81 rairI II. Room Q.
G.I- Hnn TO 100000.
% t.D.NUDO \ rAitTNER WANTED Immediately iu
htglIy rr-u,tahr business Christian anu gentleman
viii ir bnr capital Rest u reference given and require
Address A. r.. H., Tribune once
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Conntrn Real gstdle for Gale.

NYACK.-FOr SALE, LET or EXCHANGE
" COTTAGES. = good fruit water.
cnt boat OF Inquire Of }. V. oNDEHnCNK. hyack
NCW.NOrk.
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NINIAI Z tF AINNNhI'
49,, -... Gog sur sers.... 500 Noon rises. la
~ WA1ER MS Day x
sandv Uook 1927 Island. lO2 Hen - ftIfV ZSl
' IlGr iHIS day y
SANDY 1888 Cows Island III HtA t. feii' 100
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REAL ESTATE.

INV T0RK Thnreday. March 10. 1876.
The annexed legal auction sales were made
at the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
4. 4 "a.
story brick cncm,uts with plot Nos. gu and GIG
WatoTst II = t,oaVCTuCur ana Montgomery SIS,
plot 46sNGjI lNtG N6I.i; Hiram kllhCln S""N'-
] story brick tenement with lot, No 2fu MulbcrNst
S%n ~ 0p'"S '"' ',.' 49, ~, -. l33Oj
3.story aud basement browns stone front house ahl
lot No 1872 of JLh Il. 9OG.3 n of Lexington
ave. l. lVlOOj; Jos iIermdI---.- $500 IV'-"u
| story and attic, basement. brown stone front hnlsc
with lot Of 92ds 400 # OF slave lot 2ON'ON ,
400 John Fitzgerald ...-.- "'-""
By ". Al. Lynch.
] 4s'Orv hrawu.stO front house ana lolA u east
Of isthst - II east Of Lexington ave. lot 2'N -.
1908: John Weber 'u
Bv Jas " Mier.
! brick and tenement win lot, " $50
of ave "a Il ilsts lot 2iXlOO Robert 10
BIZ h. T. H0DiSf
! lot Of Madison ave Do II OF 5Sth.st, .0N9j; -
Mary N JONES'. ''"'
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Dciltistrn

ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl, $40 ;
IL white metal for shallow laws ~ eonuhios gun" wi
enamcl.d $50; nitrous Oilde gaH al
pt",..,nd a If MODEMANN, 532 Third ave, near Thirty
siItlI.st.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS:-lceth extracted
~ .t,har, main pr uASBROUCK, formerly operator
- ,t"n. makes speciality Of the use OF the gas for me
arIess .fuacon Of teeth at llB broadway, corner OF
both
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAU Il
y TI;IMy Rose Pearl Plates indicating Color anu SUI
- az .rtidcal teeth excel everything heretofore Oh
,rea tol beauty strength and gtness needs Uy =" 90 I
ga aUrcciated made In day, and only 80 70 w w
~, GalI and examine Also, best Rubber Hts Ioui Wv
az ooId and Platna, $50 10 s45 Eira'tlss w., Ss
80 ~ VAT as East Twenty thrdst near M"'noh "N''
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Drooklnn Real gstaie for Sale.

NOR SALE-IIandsOme tOur-StoIy marble.
L nom HOUSE Fir-tpacc; thorough order ,lrRIH'
caoD convenient ferries easy terms Addi'77 NJ
r. .. Box 3O3-, y. y
rTHREE-STO frame house, 2lS Atlantic
i ave. near COuGtst
Frame house, - Butlrr.-t 49, 90, ,....,.t.,, ,a,,
Three story frame houses 100 and lOl Pu'Nple''' near
fultOnst. .-- an p, -, ~ x,,s,u At
IIree so frame houses, 2GG and 26o washington 81
GEO X. DUITON, 10 "alls' y J.
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feqal Notices.

NOTICE no CREDITORS.-ln pursuance OF
~ AN order the Court OF 'hanceiy oi 'n' 0'"
,, M a certain cause therein depending, wherein hh>'
r,,x !, .I,DDING If complainant and TIE hANIA'
TAN BLEACHING AND DYEiNG COMPANY ana "'I' - -
are defendants bearing date the twentieth day :"
- 1873 the undersigned Receiver OF me san ne ,",r ~,
o., ,,.o,Diny and Dycng Company hereby gives ho a. "
ali creations Of said Company Ia present Ia MN a. o, an
NattnuaI Uank BuilIing Paterson, Nj ul''l
,Grrnon all their several claims ana az hah n.,t
sad Company, before to twenil,h S mi IN drniI
80 ,,,1nfI. date Of said order, anu W
of tcy viii be excluded from the bourhth ol "a,
,ends N. NAV thereafter be declared ny Hau '"i' "I "
,,nce,ds and OF said corporation
patxIsou n. J. Dec. 20, 1870
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Connirn proprrln 90 Get.

tT NNhCk.-Stonc MANSION and - ACRES
II {" let or lease. furnished - uniumi-hd MirlinI
summer and Winter residence rutland " "HIllN"'
. Bee kldu.Si. y y.
FOR RENT-Thc two Greeley houses at
Cnappaqua, hou 900 me uisr 81 ~ old forest and VI
within stones throw ~ the depot and only an hour fr"
Sew YORK. Eight "r ten rooms u 'a,l PAIN " an" '"l
,r throughout Gardens attached l-c most picturesque
spot bon y Rent 'of TIE summer ny the ycr 800 each
Address ROOM So iIitl Avenue llol'L
NOR RENT-Witl OF without part Furniture,
t3rprt~ &c. with privilege purchase on 'tsy terms %
acre la ont u drive cIrpu lawn. shade fruit berries &C.
rr d,uut.. paved street,, hot anu cold water y.i
rft,->f y h,.i uc of travel low frs r>pfc, fau- sc
rent uufIru,h,i $50. VIII carpets, uruiitfr utensils &C.
iii".I ~ oWTi'n. r. .. io1 IS EiIa'Jcrh. ~.
DlILADELPulACEN lAL.--Furnishcd
HOUSE desirable lorality Tor RtNf for -iN months
500 per month g. e., 4.5ui Pine ~, West philadelphia
Two RENT-A FARM of ~ acres on King
about four miles from rortshest't. y. ~ Terms,
500 per wear Address apply Il - Dean IT, roohyu
-TO LET very low or FOR SALE-fARN Of
i 40 acres. between BYE and White rlalnss Vry high
WuoIc. 500 Il G. IMEi.EE ll' Eruad"ay.
vE'O LEr-Two handsome new thrcc-story
/ trick HOl sis. rrplrtc with modern Improvements
o,at most h,ahful and pleasant 300 N,Hars y
e.. " SMITH GG Erosdway y. l.. Room 80
rI'O LET-An elegant and completely FUR
l NI~uEb RESIDE NCEiua large town "n mo sound.
hour NtW Haven Railroad uu high elevation VIA
view ~ 300 miles - land and water a mrefn improve
AdGrr-- Box l2G' y. y. %.
Two LET-An elegant RESIDENCE on the
Hudson River. g. minutes rom ~" "i", 10 i'' l'f
ir season only completely furnished aI "'si'l
.nd vegetable. fnf further particulars address 'Ahng i,"'
name /. 49, BOZ '0p NJ D.
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Ciin propcrin 60 Get.

pROADWAY OFFICE TO LET from May
j -toTucr Of Warrcu-st. occupied 10y Nc"J'Is'N
Mutual Insurance Company suitable for insurance of
Inquire OF COON. son q JENKINS, on premises.
E'RENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
Il l2jths shave: niue looms, range bolei bath
fixtures &c Inquire of G. hPEN'ER 2G7 West l25lhsI
Two LET-Furnishcd or unfinished. No. ~
L East 30h-st re. EMBkEE, 10 bi"adN ay
ylSO LET-LOFTS of the fvc-stOry marble
building i26 Boouost 2iN 10, suitable Tor any business
Two LET.--A responsible party can Obtain q
4 splendid iourstory IOl ~. nearly furnished, al u
Fast I2s goaway Tor 81 900 for lively, months and
TiNO LET.-Dc>irablc OFFICES located dl-
rccty opposite the city Hall Park The hIs; noof beng
suitable insurance company. the "d ahd 81 oot- i"i
Offices he,ug suites and connected hrly al tht
Bauk 20 Broadway.
rEO LET. FURNISHED, at Audubon Park.
/ city Of Ncv.NOrk. LARGE Dot Bile HOUSE. All con
ycucnc,- half ~ land also stable IiN
property Ia. river roui unsurpassed aud r III me oH'
AMY 10 PETER CARTER $50 Broadway. or COLEMAN
BENEDICT Il Broad 81, ENtcHtoi~l
I%TII-Sr.. near the Academy Oi Muslc-Io
furnished hlcI: good opportunity Tor met
class keeper board cl furnished hdd's-
CONFUCICs Tribune Office, Boy 7.
IL [nH PER ANNl'M for Il tirst-casS
- 9.DIjs1 dr-r door ofFici On Broadway. n'ir cedar
,t admirably located for du insurance
''''''' T. H. LUDLOW rucst
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Gonece ano farms Uanico.

NTANTED-In the country. HOUSE of =
w roOms aud land, healthy location Rent SlOC t. - 90
per year y. H., Tribune Office
WANTED to RENT-iIOI'SES Of all classes
w and sizes and especially Of the medium range have
numerous applicants waiting OI the latter Immediately
t0 JOSIAH JEA. 40. 1885 broadway.
WANTED-FURNlSH and VNFUR
w NISIiED IOI SIS and FLATS all parts o. tius
city and houses orange Elizabeth which have
daily applications Thos wishing sgo exchange property
lind buyeIS through the uiGccOf
CUKKiE Pl kpN & CO.. No. Washington place.
NEANTED-Ry q small private family. an
w unfuruslod. r6ony OUNIRG IOUSE-old fashioned
preioG-with % land. stable sc, accessible v
Hudson River Railroad not above ITvnctOn Location mart
% healthy, posN, free from fever mosquit"cs
option 10 puIchas, desired Ien not 10 exceed sIOOO pu
Fun Particulars required. Address r.. BOX 3,o37.
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Grooklnu l]ropcrln 90 Set.

Two RENE-FI RNlSlIED-'Ihc handsome J.
story hruvUstouc HOUSE, win extra lot. known a.
II First place, near Henry a. handsomely fur
uislcd throughout and viii be- rented "w Ia good tenant Tor
one 81 two yrar- Apply premises Dctsccn 10 IL and
Il
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT OF NETWORK .........-......MAE'h l6
CLEAEEH.
steamship v, A. schoien Dutch 'an1en ROTTERDAM
fsn Isaau sye Hamburg via Plymouth
Nsasmship Gen Barnes, Choessman, Savannah r. Gar
''sSa eamship Crescent City Curtis Havana, VIM P clyde
steamship Ashland Crowe Fernandins via Port Royal
i sSref Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk city Point and
Molmond, Old dominion steamship o = ,
eis@@hiP He ' Bss@a Boston Il T. Dmosk
,tsamshin Fauitd Howe Philadelphia James Hand
sSip Richard McManus, Beas Anjief for orders IL D. D.
Bfockman. m, ~. u,,. t.o.,,,. ,i, ,,i.I.
nond Va, PenIergast Bro. 4 co. ,,.,. .,,,,..
BARK Gentoo staples Reyal Rusaa lsaac I. STAPLES
Bns joseph Clark stah hey West Via Pensacola Bonner
bTs Gss Ioring Anderson Valencia and Alicante SPAIN
Bng Roanoke (Brb Mailman Puerto CADelO Dslett Bliss
Bng Popvert Moore Kingston Jam :. de Cordova.
h1s Nee Bl tq2d T. Johns i r Pf i9 co o'
schT NJ C. Mosey, Higgins Wilmington y. G.. Parsons &
SCH sarah W. H1@ksI ALDEN Baracoa b. J. wenbeIe &
sthf NJ J. Nav BlackmsI Somerspoint y. j., Master
schr Sally ~ steeman Hgbee, Great Egg Harbor, Mas
hehr wave Crest winchenbSck, sag Hsroor L. J., squire
sem W H. GEM. Coniu. Havana, Jas. + Ward & co.
|a iiisF ''"''' N""N' '''"'''' '' '
viii ifa a and DS aS o. SI l Sons ''
steamship q Knight, Chichester Georgetown, D. c. With
Snip BOIueO, shaw London Feb. a. IN ballast
BARK Henry lGcr, Mnsseu, Bremen - days with ndse
BARK Carrie L. Tyler Tyler, Leghorn Jan % with marble,
rays. &c.
Brig PcTO tItal LauTo CstaoOla % with fruit
hchr Maggie DAZZLING tO POrtiand Dslng CsnlCDas March
s. VITA mOIasses.
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL march l6The Cunard Line steamship ~ib
which herr early the morning from Boston
the American brig Os-eO capt BlscbOrd, Mobile
S.r IS Tie Brush sp c9 A Of fe 9 9 W M
from Astoria, oregon, Nov -, has arrived here
shipped heavy the llth which smashed one of
bOats and damaged another well the arks on
both sides.
FALMOUTH March lC-The British bark Louisa Can't Ree
Feb for Cardn, has arrived here having ios
LRwEs Del, March l6-The bark limo, in getting under
last night ashore the bar bat probably
etne a. high water.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHIlApTIpHa March lG-ArTiyed, steamships Allentown,
Tuue fOm Boston NeWY0rk, Jones, from Alexandra .
W Whdeu EIsgaus and Josephine Thompson, Moore from
Baltimore cleared, steamships Harrisburg, WORTH fOl
New YORK Defiance Tunnel. for West POiut Va H. Will
hg FOR Baltimore bark Capri BAKER for Cork or Fa
sutt brig New EJR, BCPbes, FOL Lisbon sebrs Emms
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f}Iar5le nno Slate Hldrlcl5.

ChSONI a. ISOLA.
I srIIM MAEHIE and GEANITE WORKS.
lag To 1872 West Inh 81, near broadway.
AltaIs, Figures. Ting, NdlnScOtlht
&c Importers and manufacturers ~ Italy OF maiDo
work Of description
MARBLE and MARBLEiIED MANlEi.S;
wi MN DESIGNS. from az upward; al" Monumental
Work at greatly reduced prices marble turning oi ln ~
A. kLABEIi, No ia East EiRhte"hihst
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6otcle.

OATH HOTEL, 80 West 2Gth-st.l ralSenl
on pcI1uau,ut guests good cNc'rt table I con
y,ucucrs AT about half other hotel rates open an h'fA
Turk ish and Electric Baths CONNECTED
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furniture.

NOR CASH BUYERS-Vclvetecns Carpets,
Mattings Cloths Cashmere ovcrcoanr lioIs anu hfn
blankets 6urlaps Buckrafns Shectlng, Upholstery Goods
Ian Robes sc. ANDREW LESTER 90. 81 BIoadNaS,
IVRNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
II arr. stock superior quality. and low prices at H. "
IpWpI,ETIIWAIT & Co.'S l5j and lJI thatIsinht
Great REDUCTION prices Tor next 80 days Payments may
b, ma monthly.
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tIALLACK".
W Pro- Jiotof ana Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
The
CONTINUED AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS
81 She -rrir, ~
STANDARD COMEDIES AND DRAMAS
being pres mod al TINS 1h'9trr
lNANOlDABLN IO~IfONiS FORTHCOMING Now
ELITES.
The loamme Tor ls aud the ensuing wees w therefore
be as follows:
THE WONDER
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
A. the Matinee,
SATURDAY. March ~,
rapUcarancc Of
NJ. 81. J. MONTAGUE
In the
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAS
MONDAY March 90
SHs SIOOPS 10 CONQUER.
TUESDAY EVENING March ~
ROMANCE OF POOR Young MAJ.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 20,
TIE WONDER.
THURSDAY EVENING, March %.
ROMANCE OF \ Poor: YOUNG MAN.
FRIDAY EVENING, March y,
SUE NIOOPS TO Conquer.
TlIE WONDER.
SATURDAY EVENING, -.
ROMANCE or \ POOR YOUNG MAN.
Box Book open FOR the entire series.
Eth AVENUE THEATER.
y Propriet,r and Manager ..... Mr.. AUGT-TIV DAILY
Every Night y toS
MATINEEOf PlGUE TODAY,
PIQUF att
AUUSiiu Days great Matinee OF PIQl saturday, iO
PLAY OF TO-DAY. TOOTH Performance 0i PIplE,
Friday NIGHT. March II, btOS.
SILVER CHANGE given al every Performance
peclrlt ion, silk Programmes both nights.
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23iO. whitman agt Bondy
and anO.
1880 Wioix and sno. agt.
BoNdy and ano NOD
q34l. Wtckc ard mo. act.
BOndy and auO. tNu.2)
1877. Security Bank sgt. otis.
POGO FCcTstcr et a. AT.
CLARK.
1890. Ehrct agt Reynolds. NC.
1886. Cromwell Brown stone
Quarry CO. agt Daily
ana anO.
1888 BI2ck Az ha';ty and
auO.
17iO Reel act S1ur.
1870 Odell aud aUO cgt. Uar.
TisOn.
75i Bas s'Ord, sc. act.
Ilouchta!iuc
1851 .Fdulstick, &c AT.
kIuWyIrT.
23i3. Goddard agt Mower.
24tS MCur ACT. Mclaughlin.
gO3Ci a y. =. iail aud Ing
f'p act IIn4g
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1856 .Adgar agt. bancroft.
242G FISHER and anO. Sgt,
Mcclure and ano
l70S Bauhug Ct al. ag'
Meyer.
1904 = Fisher act. crosby.
l772lX =. y. state Loan aud
Ist GO. agt. Palmer,
D., and anO.
1893 kCchier agt. Marshall
aud auO.
2fSG .CdSweil and ano. apt.
Hammond.
9glf FLtlcT and anO. agt.
DuusCoruue.
"GSi Branches and anO. dCt.
Duu~COmbe.
@GgC UJy and anO. &C, aft.
Bd' Y.
gC7s Tenth Nat. Bank ast
Lewis sc.
9T"I .Eritton Az. Bradncr.
2s6O Horton and auo. aft
Nofri
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At NNACk-Stonr MANSION and = ACRES
y tn let or lease. furnished uuiumi~h't d'Irliu
summer and Winter residence. ~ LAND WIFI ~"
=, I!l.k II y y
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III l. Yirt.-- tar a"L
Van NO.oohauIgl
1856 IHJUeSf.-CaiuoS, &c,
agL Bradley.
1887 I3qlg'- Gaines. Sc,
AIT. Bradley
1850. Inquest Benson aEt.
Brennan
S69 STRAUSS Jgt. y. German
LLOYD :. =. Ga.
III FISK Ggt. StaudtIt.
1854 LuNsicT at. shepard.
9S6 M0l!gr agt. 'lusks.
1888 .MyInau AT Brcunau.
.$2~ NcycTslufdgt. FIrkt.
lOJS Allen agt. James.
1880 y Bernstein Sgt. MOTHS.
lCJ7 NcttCl agt LiEht.t"uc.
l1S9..HaTTis agt. Sumb0Tn.
1892 Nicholson aCt. Webb.
l4S9. Mercer Pottery CO. aEt.
EOINe and anO.
1861 DuIkCC lgt Toledo,
Wabash, & western
T.. r. a..
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DOMESTIC PORTS

PHILADELPHIA March lG-Au1ved. steamships Allentown,
Turtle fiOm Boston Ne".YQrk' Jones from Alexandria
Whiden. Hsgaus and J0sophine Thompson, Moore from
Baltimore steamships Harrisburg, Worth, fOl
kswYofk Defiance. TunDell for West Poiut. va H. VIII.
hg Her fGr Baltimore bark Capri BAKER for CORR or Fa
suth brig New BJa, BCPbes, fol- Lisbon sebrs EmDs,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-03

around Bottleburys neck and
tainted. Just then the father came
up with the rest of the family and,
perceiving the situation, he dashed
up to Bottlebury, grasped his hand
and said: "Take her, my boy; take
her. 1t is hard to give her up-it
wrenches her old fathers heart; but
she is yours. Bless you, my chill
dren-bless you'll" Then Mrs.
Sparks cried and she said she hoped
Harriet would be happy. The little
Sparks manifested their emotion by
climbing up Bottlebury's legs and
pulling his coat tails. Then Harriet
came to, and laying her head on his
shoulder, whispered, "Kiss me,
darlingp Bottlebury, amazed and
indignant, tore himself away and
flew. He was arrested that after
noon on charge Of breach of prom
ise, and on the trial the jury gave
the broken-hearted Miss Sparks
5000 damages. Bottlebury has in
timated to his confidential friends
that if any other red-haired women
intends to fall overheard near him,
she will find it to her advantage to
learn to swim.
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why Men smoke.

No habit adopted by a whole race
Of men-indeed, by all races of men
but must have q rason d'etga.
EhQ dhRdecn Of the freshman, the
chi1ouk of the Asiatic, the calumet
Of the Indian, the cigar of the
white American, would not exist
simultaneously on every part of the
globe if in the use of tobacco there
did not slumber some spell of the
great potency over men. The lazy
man it seems to make lazier; the
nervous man it makes more ner-
yous; tAe broker it inspires, and
on the artist it bestowS visions Of
beauty, All the leoturing against
it have proven vain. The habit
spreads with population over Aus,
tialia and Polynesia, and in a
couple of centuries from now smok-
ing viii he rs universal as eating.
1t hehooFe4 us, then, To see that
something be done to insure the
rehabilitation of the better quail
ties Of tobacco, which seems de-
teriorating so fast. Manila is
ceasing to produce a decent cheroot;
tobacco culture is dying out there
like vine culture in MADEIRA. One
thing is certain, that The sgb9titu-
ton of the cigarette for cigars is
exceedingly dangerous.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-03

to actresses. Not being one Of the
profession herself, she resents any
Irritation on her husbands part with
unconcealed anger. This story
reached her ears in time, and now
the lawful wife is a companion to
her husband wherever he goes-to
the theater, home again, down
town, up town, in fact everywhere.
The boys have got hold Of the story,
and the actor who is SO jealously
watched is an object of lerriment
mingled with sympathy.
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HOW BrIgham Fascinates ,Em.

Salt Lake etter from Lady Tourist to the
Louisville Courier Journal
Adjoining the grounds Of the
Beehive House is the yard of the
Lion residence, also guarded by
high stone walls. There are gothic
peaks running upin lines along the
sides of the Lion residence, and
each peak is occupied byh window.
There is a crouching stone lion on
the roof of the porlico. Only five
wives live in this tumble-down old
building. Next this house is Brig
hams office. After l passed the
door of this office | turned back,
assembled the steps, rang the bell
and sent my card to President
Young by a man who opened the
door. After it was done ] was
frightened at my own temerity in
going thus alone to beard the lion
in his den. Our party had already
sent a polite request to Brigham
requesting the pleasure Of an inter-
view at his convenience, and had
received a polite answer declining
the honor. ! don't know what pos
sessed me to 90 into his Office that
way. 1t was done under the i'm
pulse of the moment, with the
knowledge that now or never !
must see this man. l couldn't
think, nov | had got in there, what
on earth to say, wben a tall, pleas
ant old gentleman came in, leaning
on a cane, and greeted me politely
W name. had no excuse in the
world for coming theFe except curl
osity, ana laughed | and told him
so.
He was perfectly 'self-pos8essed
and soon put me at ease. / dom
know when l have had q more
agreeable conversation, and the old
gentleman was so agreeable, so po'
lite, so entertaining and witty, sc
opposed to all my IDEAS about him
that for awhile | was nonplussed
"He is a man Of whom any woman
might be proud" | thought. Buj
the sound Of the workmen's ham
mers on Amelia's house smote upor
mine ears, and the sight Of che twC
harems and the neglected children
came before me, and the sight o
the gFay,haired old companion o.
God, and the prophet of the Mos
High, as he is called, sitting th ere
complacently looking at me viii
his wary, steel eyes, and taklnf
nonsense like a man of the world!
smiling his hypsrcrItical smile, anc
patting his white hands compla
Gently as he plans new schemes oI
deyilment. AS these things came
over me / said; "ie is a nan Of
whom even the fends would be
ashamed"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-03

"Gath," the New York CORE
spondent of the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, writes as follows respecting
General Newton's great experiment
in engineering:
Newton's experiment can be
tried in any hotel, at the lunch
counter, in the following way: Get
a whole cheese; putt up so that
people can walk under it, and cut
out tunnels. OF course the guam
tity removed will 90 down the
throat and be carried off By swal-
lows Of ale. Having dug the in
side of the cheese well out, the
bar-keeper will announce: CHOW,
gentlemen, we have removed AZ, ,461
cubic yards of this formidable reef,
and will fire salute with pint bot
ties"
Having fired, the chief rounder
will say: "Gentlemen, there still
remains in the roof Of this reef
more cubic yards than We have ta-
ken out of the bottom. There re.
mains 1000 yards, which we must
explode off by nitro-glycerin."
Therefore, stick in the roof of
the cheese $3.50 fre-crackers, con-
Meeting them with wire, and all
hands go behind the bar. This
must happen on a Sunday.
Newton made $3.50 holes three
times as long and as large as a gun
barrel, which he filled with car
tridges of nitro-glycerin and capped
them. They studded the roof of
these two city blocks. Then he
attached twenty-three miles of wire
to their caps, and on Sunday they
were charged by an 800 cell battery,
and set off by a little child with
her thumb = Miss Newton, aged
two and a half.
And of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
Except ye be child" so said the ird re-
yi)ed,
The gates Of heaven yo ne'er shall eater
g But here's little child" John Negtop an-
swerei mild.
"Shall break the gates of t'Other place
and win |"
The battery was dumbi she took her little
thumb,
Aud pressed II down upon the golden key.
Rock yielded to the spell; in fell the gates
of hell,
And the river clasped hands With the sea