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Rsy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


ding upiands l2azc.; iniddliug Orleans, 12Yc::
sales, 227 bales consolidated net receipts, 49,
France, 2,is5 bales continent 5,345 bales. Flour
dull heavy, and lower; superior western ana State,
s9uhs 81 9SE heavy yoa and eH"c
ezra, $6.s0@ss.5o. MheasInies and about STEADY
limited export asd milling demand: Corn, S@Ac:
western mixed aaoat, &c; yellow southern
6OiSc: white southern, 61c Oats dull and slightly
in buyers favor. Coffee quiet aud unchanged. SUI
aar and moaSses quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet
ard firm. .TalloW more active and easier. Rosin
ra@ler at $1.9O@s2. Turpentne lower at soc;
opened lower, but afterwards advanced a tribe and
%nstey s say eosR" sin s psS
easier.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, February 26.-Flour steady; de-
uand good for low and medium grades Howart;-
Street and western auperlne, $5.25@S5 .85; extra,
ss Ss s& Rio D sandds
S775@$S; family, SO. Wheat quiet and steady
fS5S Esl %. H9sss 5s
Southern steady and demand lair; western weak
and lower, closed steady decline; southern white,
Rye fairly active. Provisions quiet: a shade weaker.
Coffee steady. Whiskey, $l.10hQISl.1l. Sugar
quiet.
CINCINNATI, February 26.--FIour steady and in
fair demand. Wheat inactive; red. $l.45@$l. 65.
Corn dull at 40t943c. Oats ia good demand at 81
Case. Rye dullaud unchanged. harley In fair de-
inand for fall at 6OGS0c. Pork dull and lower ut
$3.50. Lard dull and lower; steam IS. @S9 62H;
kettle, 1Ois@1lc. Bulk-meats in fair. demand:
shoulders, 5ls95lc.: short-rib middlcs and short
clear midles, SIC. Bacon dull and dropping ut 81,
7c, and 94@9hc. far shoulders, clear rib aud clear
sides. Nhlskry active and firm at SI06. Butter
flrmer: western reserves, 2l@23c.; Central Ohio,
17@19e. Hogs In fair demand: packing, rs 76@$6
receipts, 1,432 bead; shipments, 605 bead.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, February 26.-Cat.le active and
firm /; sales 300 head; extra Pennsylyania and
western steers 6A(a6*c.; fair 10 rood Pennsylvania
and western steers, 54@6c.; common Pennsylvania
and western steers, 4kGD5c. Sheep unchanged sales
of 5000 head ut 4aQg61ac. Hogs duh; sales ut
SS@$9.50. -o., 90 $50 - .grs"v : @',loa
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE CONTEST BEGUN SOUTH
CAROLINA CASE.
Hayes to be sworn In ON Sunday.

THE OATH TO BE ADMINISTERED ny THE
CHlEF-JUsTrCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE IN
THE PRESENCE OF THE CABINET AND A
FEW SELECT FRIENDs-HAYEs's POLICY
TOWARDS LOUISIANA AND SOUTH CARO-
LIMA THE .oBsTRUCT1OEIsTs PRACTI-
CALLY DEFEATED INTERESTING DIS
CUSTOM YESTERDAY IN THE JOINT. SEES
SION-FATAL RESULT OF A SLIGHT IN
JURY-RAILRoAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LUM YEs's SPEECH IN
SPRINGFIELD, &C., &C.
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not expressed to his friends the probable
policy to be pursued by his Administration
In reference to the complications In Loulsi.
ana and South Carolina, but he says dis
tinctly TINT Mt this time he cannot tell what
It will be so far rs 1t relates to the two States
named. Ii declared President by the joint
convention he will endeayor to meet all
questions and decide them in accordance
with the spirit Of the Constitution and with
Justice to all classes of people; but the
question Of deciding between two rivals irl
both these States Is not one which should
be settled without grave and careful con-
sideration, and after full consultation with
his constitutional adviser. Governor bay %
has not settled these questions, and does
not propose to until after he is duly in
stalled in the presidential chair and has had
time to call about him his Cabinet"
It has transpired that at the interview
Senator Sherman indicated that bis visit to
Columbus had no purpose OF influencing
Governor Hayes to commit himself to,
policy towards the South. Efforts so far to
authenticate the letter from Hayes as tele-
graphed to the New York Post have failed.
VARIOUS ITEMS. aa
Senator Sherman has sent for Captain
Ellis, representative from Louisiana, and
Colonel Burke, who represents Governor
Nichols here, to meet himself and Stanley
Matthews. The object OF meeting has not
TRANSFERRED. The invitation was received at
2 O'Clock, and may have led to defeat OF
the motion for recess OH Rhode Island.
The President has approved the con-
sular and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The Court OF Claims assembled with a
full bench.
The Supreme Court met and adjourned
to Thursday, when Judge Davis will de-
liver opinions entrusted to him preliminary
to bis resignation.
Wells and Anderson visited the Treasury
to-day, in charge OF the Sergeant-at-arms.
Wells received his pay as surveyor OF the
port at New Orleans, and Anderson his fees
as messenger of the Electoral College.
Frank w. Palmer has been confirmed as
postmaster at Chicago.
Rear-Admiral John Rodgers has been or
dered to the command of the Naval OBJ
servatory, uice Davis, dead.
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HAYES'S LAST SPEECH.

-
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, February 2C.-Hayes,
in speech here, said he hoped the people
would acquiesce quietly to whoever might
be the person declared elected. He be-
licved the country desires peace and Sc
curity. He thought this idea should be an
expression Of the people to their representa-
tives at Washington. Realizing his lack of
special fitness for the performance Of the
duties to which he might be called, he
placed his trust in Almighty God, who
rules the destinies Of nations.
PROPOSED RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
NEW YORK, February GA meeting OF
the consolidated mortgage bondholders Of
the New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
ern Railroad Company and of the Missis-
sippf Central Railroad Company was held
to-day to take measures for the purchase
and Reorganization of both roads and con-
solidation under one management. Bond
holders representing seven millions OF dol
lars were present The mortgages are fore
closed, and the New Orleans road is adver-
tised for sale on the 18th of March and the
Mississippi road on the Goth of April. A
committee was appointed to draft q plan for
the Reorganization and purchase, and re-
port ut the next meeting.
SUGGESTION AS TO A NEW ELECTION.
HARTFORD, CONN.,, February 26.-The
Evening Post, contemplating the possibility
of the failure to declare the result Of the
presidential election, suggests that the Legis-
latures OF the New England States and New
York at once choose electors to act in No
vember, and thus withdraw ut least this
section from the excitement OF new CAM
paign.
INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB BURNED.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, February 26.-The Deaf
and Dumb Institution here has been burn
ed One hundred and fifty pupils escaped.
Loss, 100000.
BISHOP MOORE.
NEW YORK, February 26.-Thc treemdn'S
Journal will announce tomorrow, as APP
pointed by the Pope, that the new Bishop
for the United States, Rev. DR.. John Moore,
of Charleston. is to be Bishop Of st. Angus
tine, Fla.
OBITUARY.
AUGUSTA, February 26.-John II. Christy,
editor OF the Athens Statesman, died to-
day from the result OF an injury received
week ago. His foot was crushed at the rail
road depot in Athens. Modification set in,
which resulted fatally. "
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By Telegraph.
SEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 26-Gold opened ut 104A
Noon.-Stocks steady. Money, "a per cent. Cold,
l047,. Exchange-Long, 4S3h; short, ass. Gov
ernnents firm. Stat; bonds steady.
Ereniag.-Money easy mt 3h@4 per cent ster-
ling quiet ut 4S34. Gold dull ut 1U5&1106is. Gov
ernments steady; new SIS, l09A. States steady.
BALTIMORE. '>f
BALTIMORE, February 28.-Yrginia 6,s. deferred,
Z; consolidated, 66h: second series, 37E- NORTH
Carolina G's, old, 81 ; new, IL. Bid to-day.
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

nISSOLUTION.-T COAL VALLEY
~ COAL COMPANY, Fayctte county, West VIZ
ginia. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties having bills against the company WILL
present them to the undersigned by the LIST or
March, 1877.
No one is authorized 10 make any rev contracts
for this company. f. FAULKNER.
R1cuNoND, VA, February 81, 1877.
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IosT- sTRAYED. AvD FouND.

Goo REWARD.-Stolenfr from myNA
sOLU farm in James City county, the ESS,NA
18Th Of February, large BLACK STUD W ~
MULE, fifteen hands high, four years old ca2hR41e
badly stove up in his front legs, and lump on bis
back. The above reward will be paid for his de-
livery to Messrs. Graves 6 Bush, No. ITO Frank.
lin street. The mule Is supposed To be IN Richmond
or Pnwlatan county. ID. w. MARSTON.
fp27-It
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IRON. STEEL, dc.

IRON, STEEL, DC.
$50 tons Of tle BEST REFINED IRON, en-
bracing full assortment Of lats. rounds.
squares, ovaIs, half Oyals, half rounds, horse.
Shoe bands. nail-rods, hoop, &C., &C.:
SWEDES and COUNTRY-HANMERED IRON.
NAYLOR'S CAST-STEEL-square,f a!, and oc-
ENGLisH and. AMERICAN gLIsTERED
MACHINERY, SPRING, and TIRE STEEL;
RUSSIA, AMERICAN, and GALVANIZED
SHEET IRON; l,'t;.,f;
PIG TIN. aEs. ..tt,'s.
SHEET ZINC and SPELTER,> ;,s 80.
HORSE-SHOES, -. - ~ & ~
PLOW-PLATES and NAILS. &c.
For sale by L .,S s. WORKMAN & co.
ia 23-3tawlm
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TyDERTAYlERs.

CHANDLER 81 SINNOTT, UN-fesa
CDERTAkERS AND CABfNET-S-1
MAKERS. No. 722 Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, keep on hand i ful! stock of
and CASkETS, which they are
selling at reduced prices to sniL the times.
lie 6-Tu.Th&S1Et
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Observation-Disclosures :

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 26, 1877.
ARRIVED. d.. ~ s...r,-s
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers. 6. W. Allen & Co..
agents. y ,Est -
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mercIan.
disc and passengers. 90 a3s7,
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
sehoone ans " Banne Banne New York, salt
and guanO, Southern Fertilizing Company.
fofs sSao Richmond and Dnse Railroad Com
pany. ~.
to master.
Schooner Hattie i. Giles, Brenner, New York,
lumber, Curtis & Parker.
York, coal and hoops, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner James l.. Maloy, Abdin, New York,
slaves, Curtis & Parker. :a}.e - .i~
CLEARED FOR THIS TORT.
From New York February 23d, brig Glance, -,
From AIeSandria February Esd, schooner Waiter,
From Liverpool February 9th, bark sulitzeima
(Russ. j. Ullenass. = - = -.
From Liverpool February Cd, bark Tfaak (Sor,
From Liverpool February Cd, bark Woye tSor3,
Andersen. :.
From Liverpool December Esd, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpeian tRr.),
From Portland February 18TH, schooner William
Pickering, Fullerton.
From Philadelphia February 18th, schooner Mary
D. Ireland, Corson. ~
: From PhilaaeIphia February asa, schooner Annie
E. Moore, Phillips. 2ls,.4' , '.zS,- O.
j Fron Boston February -, schooner Charles e.
Elmer, Corson. ~
S1.,IT :. 80. .fs9ss DIsAsTER.
SAVANNAH, February 28.-The Norwegian bark
Lief, from Liverpool for Savannah, stranded FTdsy
on Hunting Island {Souih Caroiipa1 breakers. sne
is full or water, The crew were saved: - y.
:. MISCELLANY. azls 49, e, gF.z1 z
Schooner George A.. Twtbei,, HOPKINS. from ON
Steamer Ohio YESTERDAY off Tinicum and Was sank;
captain and crew saved. The Chic sustained no In
jury. tz.tH ! - ~ - 80.
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XLIvTH CONGRESS--Second Session.
WASHINGTON, February 26, 1877.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Senate entered the House ut 3 o'clock,
when Pennsylvania was counted, and re-
tired on objection being made to Rhode
Island. ,.....~.- a...
A motion for recess was defeated--yeaS,
SO; nays, 1870 Democrats voting with
the Republicans.
The House voted not to count Rhode
Island. 49,. ....
After two hours discussion the Senate
again entered, and the State was counted
for Hayes.
South Carolina was then reached, when,
on objection, the houses separated, and the
certificates were referred to the Commission,
and the House took recess to 10 tomorrow.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

* RICHMOND, February 26. 1877
' OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 270 bushels. Red, 43 bushels.
CORN.-White, 754 bushels.
OATS-3.252 bushels. Nv. . st#g .....,.
MEAL-20 bushels IT,,
SAILS.
WHEAT White, so bushels good ut $l.55; 3S
bushels prime at Sl.6O; &c bushels common 1T
$1.25; 16 bushels at Sl.4O; Sd bushels good ut
$1.47-total, 2i4 bushels. Red, 40 bushels on
private terms: 1873 bushels very good at SLIGO;
bushels fair ut $3.50; 03 bushels at $i.57-total,
324 bushels
CORN White, 6SC bushels fair at SIC; so busll-
els on private fernS IL bushels at 49C.-tOtal 72S
bushels. .....s 1ea
OATS.-5O bushels very good spring at 43c.; 2O4
bushels on private terms; so bushels good at 42c.-
Total, 304 bushels ..:e ~. .,. .-.ss
MEAL.-20 bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHTBITED.
CORN White. / 2 bushels.
OATS.-T4O bushels.
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FURNITURE

| GREATER INDUCEslENTSTHANm
W EVER IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re.E
| moved TO No. 3O5, three doors above my old ~
stand, 1 have fitted up four floors, coyerlngf ] J.
eighty feet In depth and filed them with very SUI
pcrior stock Of Furniture which am determined 70
all the latcststyles for chamber, paror, aud dining.
| room; Wardrobes. Tables, Lounges, Sofas. Wood
and Chairs, Cribs Cradles Trundie Bedsteads
Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows Bolsters &c., &C.
! Upholstcring and repairing. Terms liberal.
| J.D.GATEWOOD, sos Broad street.
ja4 between Third and Fourth streets.
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White. II bushels.
DATS.-T4O bushels.

Fine. 1925; superiinc, 1925: extra superiine,
$7MlS725; common family, S7.75: ianc! family,
ST.75M$9. Murke: steady.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. February 20, 1877
The breaks To-day comprised In hoSsheats, 6
ticrces, and 8 boxes. The offerings At auction on
Change we're 81 packages; of which n,mber 80
were taken in, and the remainder sold OF prices
ranging from 800 TO S64. ...
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From Our Regular Corrcspondent.I

- OF our vices
If we will but tread beneath our feet
Each deed Of shame.
Members did not seem to think it neccs-
sary to discuss ~ 80
THE LEGAL POINTS OF THE CASE ~.
before the House, but used up their time in
other ways. ctsi..s, SIS ae
Caulfeld sent up to the clerks desk a re-
solution of 100 Chicago merchants demand
ing that he urge new election, to take the
stead of the Commissions work.
Poppleton, Of Ohio, got everybody to
laughing at the President "uneleet," as
Dom Pia1t calls Hayes, by having read from
the clerks desk the remarkable speech Of
Hayes. which was telegrapbed everywhere
last night from Cincinnati, giving an &C
count of serenade to the Governor at q
place called Fremont.
e When the part came in the speech in
which Hayes said he was "not very much
up or very much down" by the varying
news from Washington everybody laughed ;
they laughed more when he alluded to the
/" strange and peculiar y manner in which
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THE QUESTION OF ms ELECTION

is now being settled; but they laughed
loudest whensthe clerk read the part.about
..sthe knife with which the editor OF the
Capital was to assassinate him Haye9 as
he went from the White House to the
Capito "a knife which was taken from the
pants' leg OF the editor while be was asleep.1
I Hewitt returned TO the charge on Hoar,
and dealt the. Massaeh usetts senater.elect
some hard blows for his alleged deceit of
the Democrats by drawing them into sup
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OTHER FIRES.

NEW YORK, February "a. Early this
morning fire occurred on the top floor of
lhe threc-story building, No. 1877 Wooster.
little damage to the building erits contents.
The apartments We're occupied by Mary
Brown, q e0lored woman, whose two
chiidren--Hattie, aged three years, and
Joseph, aged fifteen months-Were fatally
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SEsNE-TgsasEAD. &c.
WOOD AND CssAs..

" ANA Ii 4 SPLINT COAL FOR
N OPEN GnATES-a full supply.
ANTHRACITE COAL
IA al siZS. Of best quality ut lowest market raes.
$. +. LATIIROP,
rl0 Seventeenth street. At draw. bridge.
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.CONFEGTIONERrEs. &c.

81 to $40 per ream, at the
f1DIsPATCH PRINTING-H0USE
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A NEW MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION.
: Senator Herman has been elected and sue
ceeds Senator Thurman, who retired from
the Commission on account OF sickness.
The features OF =
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A,special from this city to the New York
Post to-day says: g In Q letter read here
to-day from Columbus, the statement Ia
made by authority that Hayes has not only
, 1877-08-31


Yesterday morning esreles4 uanu out on south
Hill threw . mug Of hut sharing. water out ot i
Accon.l-slofy window. Instantly The pale ais was
t.rcaked with shricks, and, looking out, he saw hs
had smpt!cd ths treacherous element on the head
Vt his wife, Who was lig2lnG In tbs 4eFanluu. bed
with p!ue stick. liz leaned out Of ttas window
10 laugh In ho'1ow accents whsn thc sash tell with
fs?htfal velocity. shutting od hss wind, His
wife, d&Mayed ut her uncxPrtted shower.bath,
aud appalled, II her 4u.band situation, turned to
run Into the hua.e aud release MIN, and In her
h.,se ,an Atfa'a't thu haby* eah. up'sttta! Is
plant. The domestic. up.staits. hearing tho
shtieks iu the front yard. ana doubt.
.pfang dosa sara u The re'eue With such alaer;ty
la.t one, -touchx ths hrst with her teet. and the
la.l with her head. 4 neyhbor. running 70 ths
Sidewalk. anu ri! dsstsaee ot lol fess, .pFalninx
his ankls 10 badly that he Won't walk Tor three
ws.ks By shs, ltp's: ths !psn; VIII s.o9sn! Il.
head. cot ont q! tho window. having ptc.ioa.y
dropped biz razor. Which fell on lhs edss of =
flower pot and nickcl itself worAs tnan 4 COACH
horse. and comparative order VI. sooa restored.
anger of thu immortal eods by shaving himself.
, 1877-08-31

The following were the arrlvi,s and c,caEanees
for the twenty hours ending It 10 O'Clock last
night:
Asss'.t.ssms. coroas s. Io*eph supsne: shs.
is..e; sn: 9ns ssAef,ao Ms6!xs9 I; erSS.ea:
"*isx toossdo. lsi.le laai .ae. se st9sf:
.s :,s<: ssats sk.ssx e.en !atto
asf!! bsa.is :anstis:: He,oS!aes e's S;ssa ~.
%ha :t :aas: . Sa,ss Ss
f.. f.. 5sns .s.a s.Hnx ss,. Nsnsk.u.
tss %a.1a.f:a
SnsYsy .s Pesh1so lq,nber: Aa!anse irss.ixu, Jun:
.;tsf baix 5o.svn Ias*l, Ksssuaee. b.fs. !. Elisa
II. ssas ssen. "oca .srn
tax %a'. LIZ xss i .sS &syH
tS e1 sss WhS Fos;
ssss; t' Etc. as:ss*ss
,sf sa ''4Sx xs.4 It. Js:*S SsSs s%
ILL., E. p. .3;: 3.,s H.. i1H s4t uass 'ssss:
sG4s1 Sit 't SSss sSs i. Gis % sarT5 .oav 4
Gh.res 1 Ln!tnx, Trs;cr,s nsy lun!s5: Luns r!nau.
1ts!s ,S:ass hsass :Sst;ti
4 aasG0 '. ses Il ett N"'Ef. Il.
fss sS: ~. 'Ys5; aSSf
ssl!; 1y Sae.sv chetsyssa S.tk: r. L.
sPs! & 1 Asn sse
is5 s.; MS,ks9a fa;, llstf .sox: s:Es
HAtcs< GTAhd y - Ell. bsrk; 81. H.. vacLari. Lndwfk
rtna, Nhlte Lake. In.lbsr. -
,,CLEAnAscE-nchr y. IT, Fouuda, Port Co!tsorne.
.s,r ~ sefr S ns h. oas' hs ~ ~: sx .ns,t.
alsrile!!s. Neaeksunce. 10 bra tert and tuaArtts,
barge Etlor4Iu. Mrhekaunte. sundrtess prr,t VI. /.
'!ux.aud - IT " sorn: prt2 lests.. l1ncvci. itu
pA uafs. trtA Hour. bFia tf. Gt0 lard. T. 7UQ
fet md sunfl.rt rr,r t'cetest IlpuEhsun H. III bu
0stk bsls Hour ~ bfs 1tk. 10 hu ryr aud snndFtrss
Sor9ns Ill r. @ os tt'. =. et ana :9a;.es .sF hcn
ton HAr.or. sunirles, ss1r Anakcxun. Muskr9ol, ~
o5la IMrE 80 hF,s sIa.. ~ brIs hams and santrl~sl
Hrlttol- saaKa1ncx 10 hrs ln'c anu aun,ires pror
1cmttAf. White Lake, ska SAtx, 80 Aks t~et, and
sundrlrs; scbr Nrsata kinEssuu. ~, 3tI5 u9 corn.
, 1877-08-31

n hare thr limb nmpnta.ed a, the ontr chance Of
r~ttn; alton tn health. TN the dsJ. however. b..
f.rc that m which tho operation VA. 10 take
psrc onr ~ h-r friends pcrAnahed her to defer
It until shc hxt tried thr effect of \ stock
Ing In hta po.tea.lon tbss had ben worn
b. ttn Pope, and xhirh hs asserted w0nid In
falItbiy cure hrr. shc accordingly nnt on the
,iocking, snd, 10 her surprise and delight. NJ tn.
end Of a few days a1c to walk abnut ~
thoroughly eured IL though phe had novct lahotct
under any inarmtty. Having made . VOW 1hAt II
pilgrimage 10 Rune. she iost no lime In sedecmtng
thii plenee. and. on being usnrsed into The prrt.
before his Holiness enthusiastically thanking him
fof tbs benedt rhe had derived from the ute Of hin
stocking. After hearing her story the Pope eoldlJ
replied: lyon are most fortunate. One Of my
ttockIngt has healed you and restored 700 }eE.
A. for mFtc!t. put awo of them on each morning.
yet am not able 10 walk Or eren stand aprgat on
be wheeled about IN a chaff.
, 1877-08-31
UNWILLING TO WORK.


ch'cAoo. Aug. 20. "a card WIS handed In at
ny door to'dsy containing \ fsw serscs settling
'efth the Its OF work!nKmen who, willu2 10
work, but unable to get theIs pay, are askng help
Experience having taught TIC that money riyen Al
sae door mas usualy thrawn away, / :o!d tic sbIs-
noe1td nan would give him wnik By thc hour OF
~ needed hlni, sna desired HIM 10 cent in
.es morning, l4a refused, unIcst Rasu him
ht.dJ work. ies, said, ;. l know you want
ssssaqT work, but II you Afa willing 10 tske money
Hug tfom NV, which ~ hegnug. for your stary!nY fam.
Inn X Joa ought IT. b. gad OF chance to earn
sssiat' tst' Or lssa, when you hare ehsnce." Ito
* aaied TINT they tn.csnng bis class) would not do
~ aa !ops This proves that u this clsst. beg. .sns
TO honest labor. and A. long ~ pet.n!e
gambler ihIs vicious ilea. ]9st ~ long will thrss
Httshts increase. Uur st1crts arc cuMbuseii, ~
~ kha~, with blind aud lame. littts children. aud
49, 49, e'Ea and wollcs, Rrsl!dtnK d,etosuant sounds
III ~ 81 haAd.utYnns, AMI ono Glnnot walk ten
snu1ea without n,ertin. hIdcous acfornlltes, bpl4
X XII, y pun!c gnzc bY peno1e with no dsltcacy, aud
.sY e'th to psFFetuAit iht.s dcfaFu,lttcs forth
.ast sas ot N e1cuta ia ueg. Many Vt taasu .sscst
eIwa,s 1t s boat solllng ul hfs ai.ntIe,s csea
t,aeseats women. and ftIghssnln2 little ektfdren.
n,ss hs died, Il was found that hr hid for years
wsIaan ,asoa'ands VI duilars. Now lat no ass, For
fosia arc OUR ponr-l1oute4 uatesa fQt such
,!on ,sHn people: We ought to bo spared
eau T. ,,1'' h'Tsf.hss sights IN Thy .ttSet.
yIs o.. !. 10, help b4t hussi9 70 tosss ~.
shls " " dc by being forced to beg. Lezlslassol
III pt.' ent this stale Of deQradalfon, and com.
"as work for sll. NEs. H. +. ",
, 1877-08-31

nhont the law a. II now stands. One of Oh. large.
hearted lawyers could not rcrform more ccn.
ffDHH nrt Than 10 cIEn through TIE TRfnr<E u
brief aynonai+ nf ihc law. haYr The H,tsfnrtunc
70 own 4 cheap home th,t wat sold la.t year. nnd
pc.lencc." found it tn,po4-Ii, onr rear ago 10
rnv the thx for l.7, which wa, dur At tn1s lime,
snd ahlut Oct. the property WIS sold. 'hc tas
he!ng S5!. Dreaming. a. thau.7n'ls now DO. that
thc penalty was 10 per eent, the matter rested
~ lat June; when the MONEY wa. forth
was 50 per cent, with 10 cent. added Tor st,n,c
other .purrnec, n,uk!nx a total nf SIS Il. An
oh]cial At the County C1esks nhIee informed mo
chaser wuafd also pay tha tax far 1871. md that
ur9n thst AT hc would be entitled 70 10 per rens
adhitional; tte nlto i1.afn1cd mo that Tho rann
n:ed not saJ thsi paid The money with 9rnd.c,
snd ltft tho otco cnrsts,s the dav that invested
capitaltht ntasiy or ten times ~ much hf he can
mako tn any legitimate war IA a splendid Law fot
him, but It fooks like death 10 tho poor man.