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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 9, 1871
.@D i-f-fE" y ARRIVED. r. Us 80. \.
Tub-boat Vigilant, Openbottom, Baltimore.
, Schooner Gotham, James river, lumber.

49, ft@" - ARRIVED. m rs 49, \ -
Tub-boat Vigilant, Openbottom, Baltimore.
Schooner Gotham, James river, lumber.
y t'.-1 i@.st'2 SAILED. 'h'.-
Steamship' Old Dominion, Walker. New York,
merchandise ind passengers. G.. W.4klien & Co.,
Steamer Alliances Carr, Philadelphia n,erc!iau-
disc and passengers. -
Steamer Eliza iHancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
scfooter Annie e. Moore, Philips, Norfolk, coal,
schoS q Eclipse conslln, New YORK,
lumber, Cults 4 Parker. --s--
Schooner LotIie, Speed, New Yors, lumber, Cur
Schooner Melville, IfoilanI, New York. lumber,
Curtis 6 Parker ,.4..D3.,. as-f .gF..:.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From New York February 23d, briy Glance (Br.),
From Liverpool Februsry Cd, bark Traak tNorl
jacobsen. vi. ..F-... .e,f
From liverpool February 2i, bark woye tSor.J
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Ruth Ennis.
from liverpool Janu;try 22d bark TarpciantB
From Liverpool February 9th, bark sulItzel,na
| From Philadelphia February 9th. schooner John
A. Curtis, CULLEN. ,.I.s .l jit..sts
From Philadelphia February 9Th, Schooner STAR
\ From Baltimore March I schooner Nellie Bran
mock. .4 ",t Er-.s.r
From Boston March Sd. schooner Dexter Clark,
| Curtis.
From Rocklaud February cath, schooner Convoy,
French. 80
! From Rock1and February Gath, schooner j. c.
From New York March Sd schooner E. X. Will
son. Cropper. 1000 -.
From New York March Sd, schooner Paul aud
From Aiexandria March I'd, schooner T. j. Sew
ard, -. aH ..i-t, =. 80
.,- E... MEMORANDA. III n;S
| Schooner Convoy, French. from Rockiand for
Richmond, at Newport March 2d. .e
Schooner Lucy JONES' -, WIS loading at New
York for Richmond March 9Th.
| Schooners Annie s. GasliiIl, Gaskill, and Dick
Williams Willetts, from Richmond, ut Philadel-
pha March Sd. g tt'Es
SPOKEN.
l Bark Tarpean (}r.). Doran, from Liverpool for
| Richmond, February 9th, latitude 40.5, longitude
1881. ~. -
| By telegraph. ha.y
| NEW YORK, March .-Arrved: Steamers Hunts
Vile and Spain. Arrived out: Steamers Nevada,
Insect, Marie Jaye, Ajax, Fair Wind, Northern
lQuecu, Prim, Prinds, Oscar, Maggie, Ottowa, Lady
Clarendon, Aladdin, AEee, Pathfinder, William
Bowen, San Marcus. Homeward bound: Steamers
4 Condant Herman, Orleans.
FORT MONROE. March 6.-Passcd In for Bald-
more: Bal ks Success, uaskin s. Pictro, Admiral,
and one Italian bark, name unknown brfgs Key
stone and Antelope, for Ro: schooners Helen G..
King and Maud. Passed out: Barks C5mpaineo, for
Rio; Finland, for Queenstown; CalteOna, for Cork
Romance, for Genoa Sapha brig Bogota, for Per-
nanbuco. Arrived: Satana, seeking.
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SEWHNG-MACMHNES.

GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE FOR
VI MACHINES AND MANUFACTURES OF
OTHER sTATES.-1. We offer to the public q su.
perior SEWING-AIAC CHINE ut reduced price.
Sold easy instruments. r. F.. Gibbs, an expert
enced sewing-lnachne man, Is now engaged In this
office. 2. HAYNES'S HYDRONETTS, for garden.
ers. 8. A superior SUPERPHOSPHATE FERTI.
LIIER, 1T very reasonable rates, TO which we call
special attention. 4. CAST-fR0N PIPES Of all
: JOHN o. CRENsHAW,
, fc 22.3m 1913 Main street. Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE:
RICHMOND, March 6, 1877
OFFERINGS. ..'
WuEAT.-Red, 1875 bushels. -. Z. ,t-- .-.--is
CORN Waite, 1905 bushels. Yellol0, $50 bush
els. MiCed, Sc bushels.
OATS.-l, 1876 bushels. t.'>-
RIE.-16 bushels. .,q ~, .>... +"
TIMOTHY SEED.-6 bushels, .'tE - -
SALES. RIO
q WTIEAT.-Red, 81 bushels choice at Sl.60; 842
bushels very good private terms; bushels very
good at $780,; 1876 bushels at $l.457total, ,242
bushels. 20.
.ConN.-W White. 444 bushels very good on private
terms; "a bushels very good at 62c.; 100 bushels
on private terms. ...lss s,a,ty,t
: ,OATs.-24o busllels. good on private terms; y OF
bushels. prime; spring At 37e.; "a bushels prime
J RYE.-16 bushels very good at65e.,.,a .,i,}S7
4 s!.ait :se2 RE-EXHIBIPED5 ;e'a %.t1s;a
oATs-39o bushels - !! ~ ~, III ~; ,,,
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March 6.-Gold opened at 1O4H.
l. Moo n.-Stocks active and better feeling. Money,
2h per cent. 7Gold,G l04H. Exchange-LoDs,' Cd
short, 4SGH. State bonds steady. Governments
strong. ,..-,... -.
{; Ecening Money easy ut 2@2H per cent Ster-
ling, 4S4k. Gold steady At 105@1054.I Govern
| menrs dnll and strong; new SIS, llOh. States
quiet and nominal. 1.'.I hi.,.'s@
r''a BALTIMORE.
BALrIMoR r. March 6.-Virgipia SIS, deferred,
lima 6s, old, ~. Bid to-day. .'Hi:+
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AFFAIRS Observation-Disclosures.
HAYEsscAB1NEsrl NOT YETNon1INATEl

TYETNoMINATED
a.3g b .IFIE-5 SIS * e. sf'H :
SHERMAN URGING GENERAL JOSEPH E.
JoKNsToN's APPOINTMENT AS score
TARY OF ,wAR-HAYEs TO Leave HAAiP
TON in UNDlspUTED POSSESSION OF THE
EXECUTIVE. OFFICE OF SOUTH, CARO-;
IiNA-stNAToh,LAa1AR sW0RN MOAB
I MET sPECUhATToEs-Jo coBUBN, THE
PUGrLTsT, no BE IMPRISONED FOR TEN
eYEARs-THE LOUISIANA, RE r URNING
! BOARD VISIT THE PRESIDENT key sAC-
cEPTsA POSITION m THE CABINET, &C.
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aIcHMoND TOBACCO ExUflANt3E.

~ fJ4I !r'lH a.G1;t > TUESDAY. March 8, lS57. {.
The brssaAks to-day comprised 1873 ho2neals, 10
.tierces, and boxes. The offerings az auction On
Change were 65 packages; OF which RnmbsT 43
were taken in, and che. remainder sold ct pricss
fa asn nSM sS "aU.oya go n,,a,a. !. .h
inspections, Deliveries and receipts OF tobacco to-
tgeber with the stock on hand ar the several ware
houses In the city from the LIST Of October TO The
list of March, 1876 and 1877: ---,,- 4 +
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st,.srs. 49, ir.,,: Ig,.5 Flour. . nm
Fine, S5.2a: supcrlpc. 1925: extra s1perine,
$1@$7. rs; common family, 1870; fancy family
S2.76z139. Mafkee steady. t,f!t'E- '.'fFl >
- -. - ..l u FL. Ar,H.-i. .lEtI l.
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wiz wiz IN Ere s BE AZ EXTRA SESSION.

!. Senators are ia doubt as To- whether the
President swilI call special session OF Con-
gress., Some say it will be positively neces.
sary. because 0i the failure 6f the army APP
:nropriation bill, but others assert that url-
derailaw passed IN 1873 the, Secretary. OF
the Treasury is ant horned, ID an emergency
like this, To- honor the acquisitions of TIE
Secretary OF War for funds TO support the
army, and that consequently an extra ses-
sion will not be necessary. luf-Ges' +
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KEY AccE 4 i. cAaIaET s. Po Isl

General Charles, Deyiniee : If nfassaehp!
sets, is now the most prominent 4 as New
iEnglandS Tepse sentatiye lin the, Cabinet.
There,;is' mo :sfe0m now for any friend Of
n,Sn. IS Mr. Key. had an interview with the
President to-day and iaccspts a! Cabinet
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STAuNTON..

THE tsTauNToS ARTILLERY-THE CHURCHES
INAUGURATION EXCURSION WESTERN LUNA
g., TIC AsYLUM-G0lNG INTO THE GRAY AGAIN,
&C., &C.. syf -&a.E ~
, 1877-11-17
WEIGHING COIN MONEY.


CHICAGO. Nor. la-In your very atlo and
convincing editorial in yesterdays TRIBUNE,
entitled Tbs 0utd coa,Mfasy." you saY gold
has been aconmolity slues ls1l In our "iossIgu
tIade." "Ths coinage stamps src not regarded
tn foreign trade. Tito gold passlug between
countries l. computed BY Weights ID The current
price per ounce" You could h1ye added that
at Ao,"s, II sli OF our eu.to,n. houses, at tho
untted elales Treasury, aud the COUNTERS Of Ill
ou1 tlukers sud brokers, .4m<ft.a.H gul1 ev.n u
atfear<fuAy nxYhel aha aeo,s.jut<a ~ eo,an.u3.ty
st the current rates per oul,ce. And Is not takeu
for 10 ul2uy dollars &scuruIug u the coinage
slstnr. This CAD 10 verified by slu,lle inquiry
u The costom-ifouse or auy 1t the bauks, And
It's y Iact not Eeurfally kuuwn tu tue people.
| suggest, AF. Editor. that ths Western ellies
ctrcn}ate countcr'pet!tiuHs tu the pcttttons itIc
Sagaeks arc nuw circulating III New York and
Bosion aRalnst tho reconciliation Of silver, aud
that Tie merchants Of aud fatluers scnd uelega.
uoas 10 confer with the President.
H. J. GROVER
lGa'd coins are weighed instead Of euuutea 1t
the United States Treasury, uecauae II d \
quicker way shan counting, and Is auy easy way
Of detecting eountxEfelts,--tho latter never
wsy the same - ths genuine Cold eoin. When
II y known Low much N sAxle weixhs 1t u 4
, 1877-11-17
A WARNING TO \ GUY.
To the Editor of Ths Tribune.

cnicAHo. Nov. 16.-Ycs. Let III hare the aub.
iseta Of temperance and tobacco discussed. /
bstto with Yfdlc In tata hbatiucnco from l!auo,s
md iohnrco. At The Home socia. Fsi,|ay erensny
thss sub]ecl was forcib'y Impressed upon my MUD,
u much 10 that wish to have Il out ut some OF
The gentlemen | met there, The fHmes Of beer
ma tobacco emitted by them wcio disgusting in tic
e11steme. Would you Df tho r0ughes sux cary
fe'pcet for The members Of It. Why then cone 10
oat pnoc Hume With tobacco pouch, The odor OF
fsn& cigar, Or The fumes oi beer guxxfci bcfoEn
iot onr worthy lsestdent. her etaunch supporters,
o. o1telf'fcspcct Thnk, too. Of tho influence you
Ysddtc. tobacco salvo may be iuatto by brutsInc
HeeeR tobacco leaf. remnytug tho large lea stems,
aash thoroucA1J incorporating the taass In two
90aeea OF 1afd. HArTEAAocK.
, 1877-11-17

CORRESPONDENTS.
Toxx1 HAwK--Corrcrt.
s.-Recelsed. and VII, be published ln dus time.
pK1ur VEsE-Your aniGmat1cal bill Of tafe IL
yery good. and will 10 published next weak.
Ned's answer to No. IN IL ~ (ullowa:
Tho hasnt of thA preacher you have 10 your Gre
II tlehrY Ward }eechcF, ot ufooklyn, n. \.
Ektt-four answers to Nos. q, 10, IL, II. and
ii arc correct The square wosd viii appsar next
week.
Oscar nrodheaii, Wis., wilt Gnd ctess
column IN TME SUNDAY TRIBUNE, and II your
prpbtetns arc sent TO ths theas editor they will
probably be published. Your answses 10 Nos. IL
and II arc cosrecL
J. u. G.. Ga1ena-I1as answered all but two OF
last wcek' rusxfts. tte5aIdlne did drop line or
Two III No. IL, but several correspondents or
I'd It correctly paying no attention toths "WaEt" :"
being In chanepft.
Ella contributes VERY excellent wheel puzzle
for thls uuuaber, AMI nu donbt It will pTosa dtltt-
cult taAk for puxxlefs 70 aolss. She says II 10
her rsl attempt In ttat line, and she IL not likely
10 repeat II, II tho task Il not an Easy one.
B.s. IT,, GRIND 1lapils, Nirh.-Thls correspond.
ent answers No. Il. anil supplies tbs u,tss,ng hnea
Ia his own way. They arc nat like the original,
but arc very good. Hers lheY are:
II = psss OF luck you ali 10 tho rharads. ..
TAs3 ths wnu!e Of great preachers usius you hASs
u44H.
, 1877-11-17
GRAHAM GEMS.

To I'M E1tE6f UT 7HZ 7Ht1aH1,
c1tcAuo. Nov. 1L.-The call from Gluten for
lu'trueton to mako good Graham bread without
tearen il here answered: First, you must have
eaat.l.ou b'end.pan, or Rcm-Irona VIC call them.
With two fcn.cups Gratam-four mix one autt =
eto1c, and. when VERY hot, gfcnse and Add tbs
batter. lake on iho upper grate Ut the oven llf.
teen Of twenty minutes. n.ofs Or lcss.
hat lttle practice will satisfy you TINT this 10
the only safs bread to cat, a. we'll a. tho most
may not be quito right, for We ncser uca*uru
either; ono can mako tho consistency to please
takte. Tho chief reQulafte IL to have very hot
tretcc. consequently get the ruro hayos Of Tho
Cold ones dipped In the water and warmed IN Tho
pfea arc - Just ~ good ~ new" ur0lhNE.
, 1877-11-17

Mrrowx, Nov. l2.-As met with auceess In mr.
arst attempt to enter The Homc, will take cour.
agc md seek adn,1ss,on again. t.1ttcrtwcet,
couldn't you give us inexperienced ones to,ac goui
advice in regard 10 hourckeeptngf II ain not
mistaken tn the person. you can. Xaeeho. would
like lhe direction for making iosc zephyr tnittcn4
size VI XIII Elnyc TIA. UiIbuy. & tiI1nk II you
would sds!rcts lttetsweet she would sem. YhI, a
to,aceo. podc!.. OF ut lcnst tt,e pattern o! nnc.
Err. Leaf. WHIT q lt!s cause d k.xonla .hedlnx
light. Old M1lh, have 4 pattern OF very pretty
hulder for rolled cn1s and collars II you wish il.
work. which would gladly eiehange fur s"tau
fcfh-le4se4. ftuAE Wbpp.
, 1877-11-17
AN OPEN QUESTION.

II ws might put our finger down
tpa9 tho m4p Of Out existence, eoSa 10 9ay,
*Just hert tho 1Ist dark ahad.iw folded us,
And Ioro grew cold and tasned BY ths way"
And-''Atths turning ot the yrar 10 Fsll.
When all tho rose- hucs tnourned tn sshen.csay
Yer sweets.t sunmars 1YiMs 4ead--ths daY
And" Hers ths thorna Of Memory rtesead deep,
And hars Il happened hist IN evil marc
uf !,,ng wosta mAte dreas Wilderness
Ut al that slss must surely hass bean fals."
Then, II such traetn1 OF len2rled time
Fattea 10 make si'soosa ttae t'Ssc's way tof theG
Aud tnf, Wefe II nGt 4etIcf to SprEek
That hapless DAY at onf Eternltyf
CuicA1o. LULU II. ",
, 1877-11-17

Tn the Editor nf The 7rtLttEf
0rruNwA, 1n., Nov. 12.-Wherc IL The Home
Cook look and Mrs Coreon TO bc found, and tho
price Of zach. Therc.ts great deaf eald about tho
arranging Of fern and autumn leaves. bnt hero we
have no pretty lenyes. I don't want to beg them.
but would lke TO bay sorle, and have tho proceeds
20 10 st. I.ukes. | am very much Interested In
The cttldscn's culinary and aower departments. II
sny ono will answer tho above wants. they will
greatly oh1IEe. EnXkaT.
, 1877-11-17
A LESSON TN ruoNoGRArfrY.


yoxYotrn, Ill.,, rny. 1..-!f Dotslc narhes
.4,lIY = >,cs to heroine shorthand writer. It n
tr,r,tsnt for her to adopt thr tyrtcm which eau he
,fpu,re m !! With tho gte.te'1 case Some oae IN the
,,,, 1s.ue u you. lIomc directs her TO T,lman'a
rbonography a. probah1y the bert syessm Of short
h,nd In use. think m, warranted In asserting
;n., ali the old .ystems Of short hand have t'cca
...iIy Improved upon hJ Ltnt!.1ey'k systcrn,
estd raehyRisph1. l'ave made III tie ,o,', ro!n-
prhrIc.,f sneuk. I studied phonpgraphy and wrote
rhonorrspng sn =. aasansc. 'at's; nj farther
t%sa wss nnwhctr In comparison. mad acgn!rcd
eonrIdtEabtc eklIl In lin Ntc. when TachyI!aphy
t,n,e in my why. saw at glance the superiority
oi TIE latter. pnll adopted u. lIcnecfonh my way
~us without acrions fn'pct.imcnt. II ste has thc
,,rcttyjty OF kuut; Z nnl The rctcRtlvchths uf
sue.po.. rhe may er'ny 70 mast master nfonosrapl,y:
nrzc1lenblc to more than nne tn fen thonsan1.
Ea1c NJ intorc.: In writing thus. "iiIeT than dc:
fhsnce II, tho acquisition of short hard. ANY
look -4tose can furnish hrr with 1.-THE Elcmen!s
n ofTaebygrat,.ly, by H. +. LindhicT. and a1,e will
tnl ii q Charming study. 1Acnus.unArnE1N.
, 1877-11-17

NArroox, ILL.,, Nov. 12.-YGur contributors
TEEN 10 be experiencing aot,e of The wues Of lit
ersry 1alrorcrs IN making The acquaintance Of tf.e
xatte. basket. Though stranger within thy
rattt, have been quito IIsgnscd rcccnt!y Mt tho
treatment you have received 1T the 1lante Ut Hauy
Of yuuE correspondents. and have believed Thc
Home editor nost patient pcraa1.. mt 10 admin
i,tes the wl,olesnn,c reme,iy made use af by tha
..olL wottIan WIN lived 10 nf.oe" Ne It'll snan-
lain our dignity here, although some uf nur 1nuIcs
laye becn rcbcaied!y snaa'ca usdrr lhe esttorh
spartan rule.
o: my dear sistcrs, the suah to fame II rugged
one, As you r1t enchanted llstrnerN 10 the hlras
like taralEns Ut u KctupE " 4 Titttns, and In The
thrur wUrr,s Of 4 i3onii, tr an Adatis, you tor.
ret the lonr long wcAry DAYS AIfnt III tta1ntnE fur
ihelr work. an II Yun wilt ttIlnk Ut IL. scIItvr III
Old xufHah when she Tells ran iaal thefr will be
many holocaust III that editors sanctum hrfors
You arc literary characters. JEAN 1.ow.
, 1877-11-17

wrrc E,trc than rrnlNc'I. lie was very hungry,
htll hi tilt lurk to II<e t1psi II his npi"tlte
hef"rr he gut through will, hit dinner, n1inr to
his discovering lew blonde hairs in the soup.
lie thought tho landlord would feel very bat
about It, hut that gentleman merely remarked,
a. b: c1tasatcd f,er,sh!n- Hy from the butter:
"At1 ask Judge, t!It' don't fish 'cn ons
With your nn3cr. You liz .e gnt To use 4 tork.
!. Is ono OF the rules nj thc house That no Eef'.
y'tt!c&. This amt nj ra,lroa.! town. but when
u ZONES 10 etFle and tune we larry oil the b!uc
ribbon every time the hvsn toota.h
, 1877-11-17

p
CnIcAao, Sos. ib.-Through you want 10 ns1s
some enc member or reA,er OF The I1ome to send
me few maple esves and will rclurn thc com.
pncmt With Handsomely pressed ferns brought
from Pennsylvania. ] wanI patterns Ut the ele'
phant- rnbbit. cross anu crown. anil umbrella. h0lh.
cf. tor which frsH return patterns of foot.fest
an,1 punctuation donc In velvet 4tItch. hantlEume
hans1kerchief-bux. hair.rccciscr, natC!..hntdcf,
thavlug- paper case. and pcn-wfper. II anybudy
wnnts recipe for lemon rais11 r'tc juai my 81.
year. anil or all Tie raa.n pies there Is nnne 40
EoUA ~ Mfne. Ftlu.
, 1877-11-17

TO tHt EIA0F u 1H{ 7fTbAf7.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. lin answer to fhlaie't re.
qu.st for recipe for tobacco saive. send The for
tuula Of tho United States rhar,nacoprta; hut
would recommend her to harc somc druggist pre-.
parc It for her, ~ Tho operation is ton ,ltlcut fnr
cne unacqua1ntcd With pharmacy 10 undertake.
'Tako Of tobacco. In fine powder, half \ Troy
ounce; lard. eight troy ounces; water. Il sufficient
nuanilty Muatcn the tobacco with iit,ie wafer;
tptro!uco It into c0nical Klass pcrcoiatur. mud.
having prcsacd It armfv. pour wnter unon II mill
Esarorate This 10 tho coststency ni shtt extract,
md mix thoroughly with the lAtl" Care n,usl bc
tsken in using this salvc, a. dangerous effects may
he peolnced.
Tho fol'owing known ~ Ealattic Linfmcnt, Ia IN
excellent remedy for bruises. epratns etc.. alu
muelI safer than the above: Il. ANua annaIt4,
ono pRtt; u!Itc oil, two plrta: mt1. JuHS.
, 1877-11-17

WArKEdAx, Nov. Il. .--lytii aomc one please to},
nc how to mako 4 foos-rest TINT will tc pretty,
Inexpensive, nnd not much workf AM tired Of
canyas worked with wof&tcd; besides, they arc 10
tedious to make. Then l don't want anything
rerJ delicate, un1csa can make a cover for II.
Thc truth ID, father ~ not oyer particular to suh.
tt,tatc Slipper for boots before induIglug u the
luxury OF mounting his feet. Then Imagine whit
ny feelings would be, after spending IRON now
mill Christmas In ctnbroidcflng bnnch Of lilies.
on heholdln8 pair Of boots fepos1hg In their
midst!
Tan any one tell me OF fome contTalio aonas?
Ind 10 few pretty ones Won't kufno Ut tbs :hi-
es:o Gir!s. who innst haye 10 many opportunities
f11 hearing new and pretty songs tell nse of s0e.
with composers nnrncf
This Letter is somewhat eeldsh, all about my own
wants, but hope It will iMd corner Ao.ncwhcsc.
An OLD EoNrhtnuruR.
, 1877-11-17

CHICAGO. Nov. III, Our prett'e&s xutumn ieavet
Ire the maple and sumach. 0ltaer altar tbs nr.t
ttoat II possible, and get those With arm stem
Tbs necessary articles ars At-lrop hair. wIte and
'oms reaa. Five cenla' worth will do Tor Two
!ea.s. The teaYes arc taksn fresh from ,hs tt.et.
saa lsone1 OIL the right sde with aatlren, which
fesin which Il rahhed on ths iron. Ths 1nore
tes!n used the hAudsonee will he tbs le&vss IL
of uods, ~ snns,a;e ee toeso paaee mem u book.
txo oF three weeka to prevent their cuettug. Ths
"ite II then cut In places anu wound around ths
esen T1ey aro very pretty, arranged iiks noHese
aasase. These leaves will las: two yeass.
Iuxtua.
, 1877-11-17

To fh< EIttnr Of The Tribune.
Cn1cA1o. Nov. ln.--wickeh Eyes Is informed
that Ola. .ro's,da means literally rotten pot, OlIa
pronounced Dat-ya.-rot. and podrda, ,-pro'
nonnced podreeds, --sntter. II ,ss Spanish dish,
aud yety sAvoeF ono, niada by boiling divers
meals and vegetables toEelher. 4 picco for nows.
pspeI tnade up Of Divers subjects 4 sometime called
~ ulla.Fo.lrldA. We believe that yoIloiro was
the fsst 10 use It In this scuso. DlcR FIuo.
, 1877-11-17


oaAaA. Nov alt GeotgeaA will Keep &ht
eenhe Of the nstts. which trouble her hy tnSrow.
sax. sersptd thin and p1rsd low. I shIAk shs will
aaa ss'|:t Fnt : soft pises Of liasn or esttoa.
rst. Si{eertne Of camphos. 90 OF under the cor
III su sess ANXIOUS fer th4 writer who told ~ OF
1ana. Ao6A to lei! u where 10 Gss IT, sud how
MIL 14s;iaH y costs woet you peaas kls4 u, .nfar-
Ia NV ! IA xetiisg quits graT Il 20. snd long
uAse u! krowH cuFls ones leEe
aotics there Il ! ie,ter for ust In your ottc#.
sSt*o5 sead for Il ThAuks " ihs uaknown writer,
Max,
, 1877-11-17
Nff)1tE CHATHAM,

TO Ehf E1H0F % TIT 1ffbHHE
CouxrnY, Nov. II. -FfirnAs Ut The 1Fomc,
rlea+e Try my rctIpc for ti1atam bread: every one
likes IL: Nix sponsc OF white Hour as for w1ltc
hrcad. only not 40 stiff. When light, add Eraha1n
tonr enongh 10 MIKE 1t stiff. but .o no, knea1 IT,
Add sugar ntnl SAT- ~ euil Tho ia.tc truDlapsrs
rpu11s The datar Of Utaltam ilonr. r!aca in baking.
cake Of compressed ycn.t for three loayes. For
h.acuIt add shortening. nnd kntna two or three
times, and let them grl light II The bread II nut
gouh. tsY aeafn. us i did. 1t may bo The huur IL
moi good. or the yeast. When yon ret j. to your
tAste4 tlcasc fepurt 10 U. D0So llootlk.
, 1877-11-17

IN THE CouHrHy. Nor. lG.--Will tomc good
housckccpcr Ut The lIomo please tell how to cook
bcef-steak, ~ susne Of onr Iorls Of creation arc
rather hard to please. suppuss Bachelor will
think ! ought to think about "h1ghcs thinRs. :"
though have no ,loubt ho likes his becf-s!pak
property Caoked. ditaercc With him about The
EIrl graduates thinking nf nothing but husband,
etc. toMlc at least think Of 'shsghcr things. :"
CFayon Saucc, 5ou ste Just night. utowxlk.
, 1877-11-17


FAnX1sarox, ILL.,. Nov. I'LL fco1 very thank.
ful to Lrai and Yankee Nell for answering my
question. l have tried your recipe aud hnd It
aasfsiactorY. II you knew how small am you
would not hare drlcned to answer me. nm juEt
II years old. Now, u you think nm worth IN.
swcrlng. answcf me Tits question II you can: I
have plano whtct! IN guile new. aud lonFt know
how 10 lake care u IL, and rhas want 10 know 70,
how 10 take care OF It. MQT1l.
, 1877-11-17
THE ONLY GENUINE HaEAD.
IL he Editor Gf T7!f TrtHNne.

CntcA0n, Nov. 10.~-1n answeF to Clinton, Of Nov.
.. Saturdays Tntnuyk, will say: Take genuine
win.et-wheat Hour tho spring wllcnt)-tle hitler
lars tho foundation Of all diseases. dyspepsia, md
ali haker1 sprnR. wheat -four, which - per
cent cheaper tl.an genuine wlnter.wheht n0ur-
with Duryea's baking powder Ut yeatt Iuayen.
AN OLp UHEAD-MAkKn.
, 1877-11-17

WAvrnIr. H., Nov. 13.--1, too. wtsh some OF
thoso patterns. Will Santa Noaa plea4o send
eomb.csss pattern and ur.and down ptncushton
patteraf Kitchen Dexote+. Sxn,l. Garlic, Adelatd.
pleass send pAtteFns Of ca.L. .sersIser aud air.
castle. Cant sDn,u one toll mo what would be :
uretty chFs!mas present and not very expeua!ysf
Those ssndtng patterns addsess MAnkL.
Lock-bo1 No. 2L
, 1877-11-17

HIDDEN EUROPEAN RfyEHS--SO. II.
Better honehty with poverty. than wealth with
kn1yefy.
+cssed my country In the tate War,
well done. good and faithful servant" D."
While on the buAt. gust of Wind blew my hat
oil.
THE Professor was In truth smetizes.
ncnedlcl ArEutah uanle ID mentioned onfY with
contempt.
.Ctsnty never should he ossentatiously dis
played.
There are quito number Of ,Fapsnese in Eastern
colleges.
1at't push. Ann. on the sidewalk.
The ran Ut Uthcllo | remember distinctly.
EtttCAuu. MALvtkN.
, 1877-11-17

COMMITTEES CALLED TO MEET,
TO thu Editor of TAs Telbuns.
CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-Ttete vail be Z special
meeting Of the COMMITTEES on Charities at the
rooms Of :Aunt Nancy {Mts. Hoartman).
briEgs House. on Saturday afternoon u ) O'Clock,
The Executive COMMITTEE arc requested ~ meet
With them to dtacIsa matter Of lmportAucu.
GRAHnAA DLnwAtR.
ChktrHotuan Of Commttlee On Charities,
, 1877-11-17

. ~ nN Ea91SF u Ik4 IF144AE.
tefc4ao. Nov. la-I Am !. tronh,. and h.rn,
saseted fhs Home bssoss tor sdr,ee. eoas Tor Il
..sa. ..,t l have black silk dre.s ths bo.,eu Of
Wiii Wse ~ ~ severed with wax from 4 waxs4 door.
ih.ssv vs 9ne p!sase tell NE what Il eleA4 Will
"'se alcohol md Il has no easei whassyef.
C,ts Blux.BiAex