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NO. 800.
ALEXANDRIA, July l6-An sddltlon.i
contingent of 5000 troops have sailed 'or
Constantinople.

ALEXANDRIA, July l6-An sddItlou.i
contingent of 5000 troops have sailed 'or
Constsntinople.
VIENNA, July l6-In consequence
OF crossing the Balkans il is announced
thst after the return Of the Emperor OF
Austria the present position ot affairs
will be earnestly considered.
BUCHAREST, July l6.-A correspon.
dent says that the Russians will construct
substantial. bridge 81 Nlkopolis.
BUCHAREST. July l5.-The Ru,.lA.
troops commanded by the Czsrowl.,a a-t
reported - have occupied NetOra. on he
-aiIrOsd between Rssgrad snd Ru,.raUN.
thus completely irterceptIn, the Commune
nlCattoNs on that line
LuNpaN, Jgly l6-A >unnit7a ,Pr,l.,
reports that they manages, with Gu ut"
.k!.', 10 csrry OF. forty guns which r'u.
stl,uted the Srmamrnt ot the fortress
\ spccis dated Abenlenrk, july 1871.
SAYS that Genera Gourhe.s command
Will opcrate the detached force IN the
Koumuen Nsl.cy until It is jolaed thcre
hy the main body oi the Russian iuVst.
Ing column, which is marching by =
more clrcultous route through the B.'-
Aans by way Of Drinora. Thus force
consists OF the Eighth, Eleventh ani
part %. the Ninth corps
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The Hostile Indians--Re
Inducements for How
ard Going Forward.
The Financial Furry in
St. Louis.
Riotous Demonstrations at
Martinsburg.
Capital Meetings NJ Grafton ana
PIuniy


special TO the Register.
+ ioiut discussion on the Capita ques-
tion took place al Pruntytown to-day,
between General Goti and Hon. John +
KenLa. Mr.. Kenna opened in fifty
minutes speech, and General Goti re-
piled in the same time, and ten minutes
to each to conclude. Mr.. Kenna's speech
was a vigorous, eloquent effort. lie was
loudly and repeatedly applauded. An
old man in the crowd walked
up to him in the midst OF
the meeting and offered his hand. Gen
Goff was on the defensive and labOred
considerably. The advantage WAS con-
,eded to Kenns, who has added largely
to the strength OF Charleston in Taylor
county.
Tonight the discussion was repeated
nj Grafton, IN the same order, to large
crowd. Two complete victories tor
Charleston, and n large vote here.
j. l.. Ii.
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Lewis Will Case Decided.

New YokK, June l6.-J. ID. Lewis, at
the hesd of the dry goods firm OF Lewis,
HavIlsnd " Co, while riding in Central
park about year ago was killed. de
ieft n viii bequeathing SIS 600 to differ
eut parties. and directed that the income
of his estate, about $3.50 600 in unencum-
bered real estate, be paid to Miss lizzie
Barton Tavlor until she WAS lawfully
married. Ii she mad any children the
estate WAS to 90 t. them, ana J.! not mar
red or without children she died, she
was to be buried IN the same grave with
the teststor and the estate be expended
in decorating the grave II WAS suspected
that Lewis had negro blood III h-
veins. ana the will WAS contested by
Henry Lewis and Mary Smith brother
and sister, and botn full negroes, and
Claiming TO be hail brother and halt
sister OF the deceased. On the trial 1t
was proved that Lewis was the son OF
Virginia, slave woman and Cana.
dian, his mother having fled 10 Canada
during the existence OF slavery IN the
United States. Judge Barrett, OF the
Supreme Court. gave a decision IN the
case to-day. tie sweeps away all the
provisions of the will except that giving
Miss Taylor the income OF the estate I'LL
she is lawfully married, and whether she
has children or not the estate then goes
to Lewis and mis- si.t'r.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July l6-Tne Treas
ury Department has received from Barn.
stable. Mass. an Official report OF the
seizure of the Rising sun, OF tba. port,
by Spanish armed vessel of Cuba.
The report is substantially the same rs
heretofore published. The Department
is slso officially acquainted with the
arrest and confinement of Captain Dun
ham. OF the schooner Ellen Ri-pah.
Up to this evening subscriptions 10
the new loan aggregated S6S,OOO 600, OF
which S6S,000,0OO were through the
syndicate and S5,OOOOOO through the
Treasurer of the United Stsies and AS
sistant TreaSuTers.
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Strike onrne Il. d q. Road.

BALTIMORE, July l6-About forty
firemen and brakemen OF the freight
trains on the b. u o. railroad refused
to work this morning on account OF the
reduction in wages, which went INTO ell
feet to-day. They stopped two freight
trains and beat one OF the new tremen
The police dispersed the strikers and no
further trouble occurred.
MAKTIYsBURG, w. VA, July l6.-
The fremen of all the freight trains on
the Baltimore and ONO railroad, III this
division, some twenty-five or thirty IN
number, struck this evening and left
their trains The company put new
men on tie engines at once, but the
strikers interfered to prevent them from
starting the trains. A large mob assem-
bled at the depot, and riot NJ one time
WAS imminent. The Mayor OF the town,
with all the police at his command, ar
rested the leaders of the strike and at
tempted to protect the new men IN the
discharge OF their duties, but
the strikers were reinforced by n
large body OF citizens, swelling the crowd
till it reached the proportions OF large
mob. With the assistance OF this mob
the strikes succeeded in resculng their
comrades. The new tiremen are now
completely intimldated and there is no
prospect at present o! any freight trains
being able to pass this point tonight.
The strikers did no damage to property
and the passenger trains are permitted to
pass uninterrupted.
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Memorial Services.

BRArrLEBoRD, VT, July 10 Memo
rial services to the late Msry K. Birch
ard. cousin OF President Hayes, and one
of the victims OF the Ashtsbula tIssster
will be attended At Fayetteville, Wed.
nesdnv, 18Th inst. The President had
intended to be present, but w'ites ex'
pressing regret at his inability - attend
and giving as his reasons that the crowd:
and Hecess sary CONFUSION i0cllent to HI:
coming would detract from the so.emn'
ity of the occasion.
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Lager Beer Exhibition.

NEW YORK, July l6.-The annual e1-
hibition OF lager beer by the brewers
begun today under the auspices OF the
Zaronernus Vernu Of the State Of New
York. at the Concordla Assembly rooms.
FUrty-fve brewers aud fourteen States
were represented. The grand procession
takes place tonight. The exhibition aud
ssmp,ing will last three days snd the
first prize will be for superiority in 81
respects, the next Tor color aud the next
for taste and smell.
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Fire Bug iu Boston.

BosToN, July l6.-Series of bold at.
tempts have been made during the past
few DAYS to set fire To several pubiic
buildings on the back bay, for the sup
posed purpose of robbery. Unsuccessful
attempts we're made on the New Trinity
Episcopal church and Exeter street
schoolhouse yesterday. The Police a.
rested Jno. Allen, of Providence, on
whose person WAS found material which
fully identified him as al incendisry.
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Marine.

New ORLEANS, July l6.-The Ameri-
csn schooner Excelsior, Captain Wright,
from this port. was wrecked 10 Qlernsdo
Bright. Honduras, July lst. The crew
were saved.
NEw YORK, July l6.-Arriyed-The
steamer Erin, from Liverpool.
Nav :YoRK, July l6.-Arrived-
Steamer The Queen, from London.
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The knauish Outrage.

PRovISCETowS, MAS, July lot
is rumored al agent Of the SPanish gov
erument has been here trying 70 adjust
the matter of the seizure OF the sl0op Eli
len Rizpab. The agent tor the owners
refused TO compromise, observing that II
was matter to be settled by our govern
ment. and not by him.
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Preparing TO Protest.

san FRAxcIsco, July l6-Severai
merchants in this city. who have busi-
ness relations with Mexican firms. are
taking steps to protest against the order
of the Secretary of War, authorizing
General Ord to invade Mexico 10 GER
tain emergencies.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NAw YoRh, July 10 MoSEY- Closed
ca.y NJ l!CI2 per cent PRIME m'rc'n-
tile paper 3Gs5 per cent Customs re-
rsrpI, $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
dnbur.od $iOGOO0 Cl,srIngs tl9,w".
Ool. Sterling Weak, long istl; shor,
iss!
GoLp-Opened at 1867, and closed AT
1861 Borrowing rates ( to : per cent
per auuum and l-Gi per cent per di"m
SILVER \, London unchanged; here.
silver bars l25!, grocnbsyks, u.s., gold;
SILVER coin ! per cent diseodn,
GnyEKSNEnTs- Active and Grm
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Tax reduction OF wages on the BaItl-
more and Ohio road, which vent into
effect yesterday, is meeting with some
opposition from the EMPLOYEES. A
Martinsburg dispatch says that the fire.
men of sill the freight trains on that d.
vision struck last night New men were
a, once put on, but the latter are COM
pletely intimidated by the strikers. 1t is
likely thst there will be temporary IN
+srference with the running OF freight
trains
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NniI IlNNitlttl.

PATERSON, y. j, July lG.-Th" Dirt
ot series of suits against the sllA weHN-
ere tor damages IN not fulfilling contra'r
u finish the warps, WAS tried tins "iirr.
noon and resulted m verdict Tor The
plaintiff OF twelve dollars. Twenty more
,Asu- axe 10 bc tried.
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OH SITIkC

SAN FKANoI.,o, Juiy 10 A San
B4ena dispatch, isSt evening, saNs tnH.
partcs boring tor petroleum on the -.
phur mountain, struck OIL 81 O. gravity,
at tcpth OF 100 feet The capacity "i
the well IL about 300 barrels per day.
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No SERIOUS trouble occurred st Mon
,resl, yesterday, at the funeral OF
HAcKErr, the Orsngeman who was
tin.d in the disturbance OF Thursday
last The attendance was large, but the
ample precautions taken by the authorl-
ties prevented an attack.
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JeMeIrN StOr. Robbed.

PHILADELPBIA, July l6.-M L.
Dickson : jewelry store, No 35 Third
street was robbed sometime between
Saturday and this morning oi watches
and diamonds valued at $4,000.
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Tug financial durry in st. Louis con-
tinusi Yesterday and was materially
siren gthened BY the closing Of the North
81. L1uls Savings Association, Several
other banks were run. but the demands
were promptly met.
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ReiufOrcements for Howard

ST. LOUIS, July l6.-The Second l..
5. Infantry, four hundred and forty
strong, under command OF General
Frank Wheaton, arrived here YESTERDAY,
from Atlanta, Ga and lett last night for
San Francisco, wnere they will be for
warded to General Howard, who Is oper-
sting against the Indians.
SAN FRAScIsCO, July IA BAIse
City press dispatch, says three comps
MES of the First United States cavalry
commanded bv Col Sanford, joined
Capt. Bender a: Indian Valley yeste'-
day. A fragment Of the company com
.msnded by Major T. Collins, which has
up to now performed the garrison duty
at Fort Bsise accompanies the expedI
ton. MsjDr Collins and Lieutenant
Riley OF the ssmecompsny go with them.
Twenty three Indians OF the BannocKs
ard ShoshOnes tribes have been engaged
ss scouts. these also have gone forward
to rendezvous in Indian Valley. Com
pany G. OF the First cavalry, with
sixty i've men. commanded by Cap
tain Bernard and Lieutenants Ward
and Pitcher, arrived here Sat
urday from Winnemscca. Battery B
now mounted, and commanded by
Capt. Hasbrouk, with Lleutensnts huIIs,
Chapman and Wilson, and torty-nlne
enlisted men, is expected to arrive soon.
These are to b0 followed by three other
companies OF infantry. This will
make the force under Colonel
Green amount to SIX companies OF csvsl-
~ and five Of infantry. ColOnel Green
since his arrival here mas been unremt-
ting in making necessary preparations,
and haste in sending troops forward. HAD
the orders been issued in time this
force would have been IN
the nelghoborhood Ct Salmon river
when Joseph and his Osnd crossed to the
south side. Joseph when on this side OF
the Salmon river. feared the advance OF
Col. Green column which he knew to
be advancing from the south, and this,
in all probability, saved Weiser and
Fayette valleys from being rs.dsd. From
present appearances, the Indians m
southern Idaho are now quiet and sd j..
verse TO going on the wsr-path.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10 --GeneraI
Howard reports that On the 18th the
troops pursued the Indians, who made
tor KawsI, keeping up u fire on the pur-
suers, two OF whom were wounded. VIM.
Buring died yestarday.
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RAILROAD BoSDs--Strong
STATE BONDS Dull.

RAILROAD DONDe--'Dklpug'
STATE BONDS Dull.
SroCKs-There was H. unsettled lee.
lng on the stock exchange, Srh
at times considerable pressure t'
,,lI prevailed The market VA
weakened by the bank troubles nj ~
Louis, and by the decision against tn"
Lake Shore Company in regard 70 bHch
dividends. The decline from the high
est pom. ranged from 70 q per cent,
and WAS most marked in Delaware, Lrck
awAnnA and Western, Morris and k""1
Delaware and Hudson, LAX" Shor"
\ ortb western, st. Paul, Michigan Cen
trgl and Rock Island. The transactlon-
on the Stock Exchange were l3GOh
shares, OF which 5000 were New l"fh
Central, 1900 Lake Shore, 5000 North
western. 300 Rock Island, 1902 ~
Paul, 5000 Delaware and Hudson, 1900
Delaware Lackawsnns aud Western.
10000 Michigan Central, 5000 Morris
and Essex, and u 900 Western Union
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The Panic Continues.

ST. Louis, July l6.-COntrary TO e&.
pectationS. the furry of Saturday regard
ing the condition OF the banks, did not
subside yesterday, but continued to-day,
and was materially strengthened towards
noon BY the closing OF the North st.
Louis Savings Association and the Bank
OF st. Louis. AS on Saturday, however,
the persons engaged in the run are
almost wholly confined to the small
depositors OF the savings institutions
and small shop keepers, none OF the
merchants or business men of any
pretentlons taking any part III 1t
rhe closing of the Northern Association.
is attributed " a shortage OF $4,000
ut the clearing house this morning. The
Bank OF st. Louis did It's clearing through
the North St, Louis Savings and when
the latter closed it had S27 900 worth Of
paper belonging u the Bank OF ST. Louis,
and this forced the latter TO suspend.
The action OF the North ST. Louis
Savings Bank has given rise to consider.
able severe comments. The banks run on
we're the Fourth National, the Provldent
Savings, the Franklin avenue German
Bank and the Boatmen's Savings. All
the curreAt accounts were promptly met,
however, and there was 1T no time any
noticeable excitement. Everything was
done IN - quiet and orderly manner, and
the crowds (li they can be called crowds
ut the various banks were quite small.
Before noon it was agreed that the time
certificates, which were freely paid on
Saturday and early this morning,
should be subject to the rule OF thirty
and sixty days notice except in cases
whe urgent need of money could be
show. THIS lad the effect OF redncing
the demands to a considerable extent
and the vigor OF the run was good deal
relaxed, and several other Savings insti-
tutions were more or less besieged, but
they all asserted their ability 10 meet slI
lust demands. The commercial banks
are pursuing the even tenor OF their way,
being very little, If any, effected.
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VOL. A..
at'heelina Geai5tcr.
Goid closed yesterday al lO5!

The ,oeathsr to-dy 'ciH bs PG t'g
c,ontV, irith ,cs>terlv asiMds, l0'osr tenn
DsrGttrs, aHd rain
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ST.. LOUIS, July IL The North 81
Louis Savings Association closed iIs doors
at half past ten. No statement has vet
been made by It's officers or directors.
At this hour ten o'clock, everything 1T
the various banks is quiet. There are u
few ladies at the Boalmens Bank taklng :
small deposits out, and the same may be
SAID of one or two other saving instItu-
tions, but there is no excitement and no
indications that anything that can be
called a run will be made on sny Of the
banks tO-Qay.
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Nrw YORK, July lG-CottCD Steady
n II 5.IGd,l2 7.l6c FIour-Duii;
receipt 1900 barrels; No. z ~ 30
G,5 %; superfie western md stat"
s. 75dG 25; common " good - 3O'a.
: IS; good " choice ~ sOld,G %, whit"
wheat western extra 81 OOCa7 2j; fancy
81 3Ola9 %; extra Ohio 90 6OClS 49,
Louis S. sOlgIO IS, Minnesota pAt"Lt
process - 75ta,ll -. Rye Flour
Stsndy st So 75Na,5 25. Corn Meal
steady; western S2 S5Cag3 80 Wheat -
Higher and in fair demand; prime old
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 70 bid; 81 80
asked 40 Minnesota spring 81 ID,
40. western red winter seller Augut'
= 4gIN,l Al. Rye-Western 7iGJ7ID
Barley Steady Mslt-Qnet and 70.
changed Coma shade stronger with
fair business; receipts 2@o,OcO bushels
weglrru mixed ungradsd 55!r1blc;
.,eam mi1ed 59ICrGOc; high miIsd Gle,
yellow western GIlCagG2c. OAts-Hesyyi
receipts 27,OOO busheIs; mI1sd westefn
and state 34a,59ci white do i(d62 Hay
-Frm; shipping 70C@16c. HOPS
Heavy; western 5la,9c, yearling. 4Gabc
Cofse-Rlo cHgoes lofl1ZOtc, gold JOB
birg I6{@,Z2c, gold. SugAr-Demand
aclve; lair 70 good refhIrg StlaS4ci
prime 9!c; refnef isIrly active hi la
il!c. Molasses-Dull and nomInAIly
unchanged Rice Steady with far
demand. Petroleum QUIT ard sdyi
crude &c; refined i3tc. TalOs-Stesdy
Al Sc. ROsin-Quiet at 81 55Cgl -.
Turpentine-Steady =, 3!@5llc. Ezg'
-Yirm; western leC9lslc. p K
EUier, bu. closed frm; new nes 81 90
.eller Aueusl Sl3 -. Beei-QIiet;
picked hams SIC; western long cleaf
middles quie, bot firm. L.rd-E,,,sr,
but closed arm; new prime 'team 81 ~.
old do 50 s.; seller August - $40
9 47}. Butter-Stesdy; wests,n lVa
T 2Oc Cheese Firm a. 4!CgS.c. WHISKY
dull 81 81 ll!GSl IL
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M EN- RANDUM
II A ID -.

sEvERAL SIZES FOX SALE Al THIS
OFFICE. ieois
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ENGLISH ORTHOGRAPHY.
Now York World.

A number OF English gentlemen, some of
whom are scholars of eminence, are agltat
ing for the reform of English spelling, and
have lately been holding conferences with
that object in view. The point on which
all agree is that such a reform is desirable,
but CO to how it may best be accomplished
they are at issue, Professor Max Muller
crying, " Is there no statesman in Eogtand
sufficiently proof against ridicule to call
the attention of Parliament to what is
growing national misfortune f"-Mr. Lowe
thinking that, as there are twenty four
letters in the language and thirty-nine
sounds, fifteen new letters should be added
whether by act of Parliament or other
wise he does not eay-Mr. Isaac Pitman
asserting about the same thing, except that
there are twenty six letters for tie repre-
sentation of thirty-eight sounds, while Mr..
A. j. Ellis believes that there should be a
difference between the written and the
printed word, the former being reformed at
once and the latter being left to gradual
inevitable change. The practical Objec-
ton to the present photography lie that it
renders it needlesly difficult for children
and foreigners to learn the language, while
the theoretical objections are mary, the
principal one being that it is not orthogra-
ply at all but photography, and it's preser
walton is a hindrAnce rather than an aid to
tie study of philOlOgy. From the fact that
the agitation on the subject is at fever
heat we gather that, as the party in power
never agItates for change, our good old
mother tongue ia satisfied to retain the
status quo aud to deal with the subject "a
she has always dealt with it-that is TO say,
by making concessions now and then, but
seldom upon clamorous demand. Mean
time Americans have cause to congratulate
themselves upon the partial reception of
their spelling in England, for in a recent
conference of tho reformers DR.. Gladstone
cd oNf In hha fact that m the ala
mentary schools of several districts pupils
had been plucked for spelling "honOur "
without che Gu" Mr.. Tito Psgliardini also
mentioned the case of mother who had
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been obliged TO give up spelling the same
| word WITHOUT a because her child had
been 'pucked for SO epellipg it," Tins we
see bow reform is to creep in, and not be
pulled in, bead and shoulders. DR.. Bickers
| shre adly observed that ga child might
learn English spelling, but no one who had
| learnt to thinks remark which will
commend itself to everybody who has
noticed, as every body must have noticed,
photography of a word bis brain is set in
whirl and the only help is direct consulti-
ton of q dictionary.
We are inclined to believe that the most
sensible and bistoi icaiiy valuable sugges'
ton made at the conference came from the
pen of the Bishop of Exeter, who wrote
that he was in favor of the formation of
society with It's menbeI pledged to use
new method, but it was essential to have
no new letters and only q few critical
marks or accents The Greek accents
were q late introduction of Aristophanee
of By zautium, come two hundred ears be-
fore Christ, aud the Masoretic points in
Hebrew were-at least in their critical re-
lations as marks of distinction-of conpar-
atively late origin, both having been tnrro-
weigh upon the minds and depress the
souls of reformers. Accents in French are
also of recent rise and development, and in
English dictionaries they are used with en-
tirely satisfactory results. If reform in
English spelling is to be brought about for
the benefit of children and foreigners, 1t
seems that Wa have in the suggestion of
the Bishop of Exeter the readiest and sim
plest means of accomplishing the work,
and O method with which every body is,
to greater or less extent, acquainted
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
7 .EEDS FOUNDRY,
Established in 1881
Corner of Delord and Foucher Streets,
NEW ORLEANS,

We are prepared to manufacture Steam Engines
Boilers SUGAR Mills. Sugar Kettles, Draining Ma.
chimes, Saw Mills, Cotton Presses, Newell Screws
Gin Gearing Furnace Months, Crate Bars Judson' g
Governors and all kinds of Plantation and Steam boat
work and every description of Machinery south
We beg to call SPECIAL attention to large stock
Sugar Kettles Having purchased the entire stock of
the stacker Iron Works of Ton. essee, fer which Nc
e f. Lavillebenvre formerly agent, the only
genuine Tennessee Kettle in the uiarket) the
for eaie well those OF manuiact urs
at reduced rates price lists of which viii be pleased
to furnish application.
se3 T6ly LEEDS & CO.
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AfEable young, rcaR, who is smoking bic
after. supper cigar on the roof of Broad
way stage, asks the driver why the check.
strap is like conscience, intending, of
course, to entertain him with the time
I honored explanation that it ia an inward
check on the outer man. But the chart
steers answer, " Because it stretches"
showed a more thorough knowledge of the
practical workings of both elements of the
Eomparison.