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WARM SPRINGS,
BATE COUNTY, VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.
THE FINEST BATHING FACILITIES IN TuE
WORLD.

A specific for neuralgia, Dyspepsia. guu, AMI
rheumatism. Pamphlets To be- had OF PURCELL,
LADp & Co.. Richmond. Va.
DR.. JOHN ". LAWSON, Of I>!c Of Whit county.
Va. resident physician.
NV 16-2m JOHN T.. EI-1hNK. Proprietor.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL.
a OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated within 100 yards of Fort Monroe Open
all the year Special attractions for simmer. NTH
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern ina
proyements. Six daily mails, and telegraph ONCE.
Fifteen 10 twenty frst-claSs steamers land daily lex
cept Sunday 100 yards from the door, Superior
beach for bathing at the door-steps. and good from
May until November. Boating. fishing, and driving
specially attractive. Send for circular describing
hygieRic advantages, terms, &c.
b.. my l-d.Sw3m II. PHOEBIS, Proprietor.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS CARY LAWS WILL KE-OlEN
IYI. her, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS on SEPTEMBER
"a, 1877, at ITO Fifth street. ,-c,c,rs
Miss v. A. LAWS will resume her hLsIS IT, ~
SONS SEPTEMBER "a, 1877. W l3-lt.
, 4 LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
n CHARLOTTESVILLE, yA.-Ihe tws !,,i,nrs
annual session opens on the 27rII or SELL ,ta.
I'll Faculty of experienced gentlemen.
The President having purchased l'entivar, one o.
the most productive farms In Virginia, TO furnish
this school with home supplies, isenabled 70 reucc
tbe price Of boafd about $50 per session.
Board unclut.ng washing fuel, and iShtSJ am
Literary tuition tincuding one Ancient or S, ,
Iangusgel 1900 per session OF nine months; MUSIC,
Drawing, and Painting extra, hut propcrtlona.ciy
low. The Albemarle claims % be The best eip !',
school in Virginia. The * ,hn
strongest cllalybcate water In the STATE f"r .e''
addrnss -'' IL II. II. RAWLINGS. ~ A..
adtut1IS -, -T.si Principal.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- No. 8 EAST GRACE STREET.

The twepty-hfth session OF this Institution VIII VIII
amen IsT OFF OCTOBER. 1877, and close 3piI
Of June, 1873. The Principal Will DC isols't ~
BY Professor GEORGE +. MEHRELL, hauaiiic IL
A. ToGSo. and other competent teachers; or hv
Apply for circulars TO WEST Il JoHssroS' Wy
mail TO the Principal. .,nxcroS
{v a-otaw3mSsw3N>
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IssoLUTrONs & PARTNERSHIPS

RESOLUTIONS & .PARTNERsHIPs.
nISSOLUTIONs % f GCO-PARTNER
IL sHlP-The7 co-partnership heretofore. EXIST
ing between Samuel H., Cottrell and T: Peyton
and style Of COTTRELL 81 GILES, b this day, dis
solved, Samuel q. CostreI ha7ing purchased ally the
Interest OF r. Peyton GILES In said concern and as
s,ies the payment Of debts. All persons indebted
to the late Concern OF COTTREEL:& GILES will
please make payment TO Samuel &. Cottrell te3
fTl'I'1s-- = SAMUEL q, COTTRELL, Z
GEiso hla -. ,.It T,iPEYTOE GILES. ~. = :
...l ,f.t,5 .fs:l.f-S- fF!3. ~ ~a!f-I8 f.
AS will be seen by the aboVe, 1+Iave purchased all
thcinterest OF my late partner Mr. r. Peyton Giles,
in the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS; and hereby
respectfully rendering my sincere thanks TO our
friends for the liberal patronage heretofore ex7
tended to beg for continuance of their fayorS,
HJs5b {; .ii:s'1H; SAMUEL III. COTTKELL'f q
Having sold my Interest In The coucerp Of COT
TRELEi q GILES to my late partner, Mr. Samuei
H. Cottreli, respectfully ask nay friends to con-
.tYn-3t - Z. PEYTON GILES.
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pAWLEY SPRINGS.
Ae| s..'' ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. Y,

This delightful summer resort is NOW OPEN g..
the reception Of visitors.
Circulars can be had at PURCELL, LADp Z CO.,
and at j. n. WILKINsoS's, 1907 Main street.
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.o.,.,sa oRtcHhtoSR,t duly 8, ls77.Q
NOTICE OF. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN. firm Of JENKINS, CApERS g CO; was dis-
solved bY mutual consent on the TIN instant.
The undersigned having purchased tne stook a ,,a
same business and place under The frIn7 ana
styfesof JENKINS s.. STE6AL;; ,yru rENvINe.. y
:. C.. l.. STEGAIl-ss haffS -
Il !,st3tJi.ra Il RfcHMoNp; va, July 10, 1877.
NH. ,nde,,ipnea,i III retiring cm the Arm OF Jen-
Tins. CapeS S desire 10 return thanks for pi.sf
patronage and solicit OF same f1T she
W 10 3 ! Sstt1s 81 -.' 49,. u. a. CAPERS.
~ 80. fi...1l.i. ID, 800 z IL -. -.
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TFHE DRED-AND-SECOND
i SESSION OFHA5IPDEN-SIDNE COti;;ESSEE
win BEGIN SEPTEMBER =, 1877" ana Gnu '-''
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY retains the curriculum, , Pu.
permits students to pass from q lower 10 his'e'
Glass only upon thorough examinations. !, ,.,,,
THE ordinary cost TO those who pay tuition Is ifoni
a2T5 10 5000; but this may be eonsldersnny re-
duced by Joining wellcondueted heos IN ~ es,
Resides the examination hitherto required oi Eau h
dda,es for admission TO- the several classes az mp
desire TO enter college must be e2anihed 'n 'p'
Ing, Geography and English sramal' ,,rlv N The
President. Rev. j. N. T. ATKINSON, y. Da or !"
l.. L, HOLLADAY, Clerk OF Faculty. rsy.rd
county. Va. ~ MISUNDERSTANDING
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These Springs, unsurpassed for their superior
medicinal qualities will he kept during the season
of 1877 equal 10 any wa.ering-place In Virginia
with the very lowest rates Of charges.
One month (of 2S days.. 80
TWO months. wv
For circulars. inquire of Mcssrs. PURCELL, LADD
& CO., Richmond, or of the undersigned.
.Et. JAMES 4. FRAZIER & CO.,
10 Io-eodlm Propretora.
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NO TINE. TO-DAY TO ENUMERA ATE THE

GOODS AND TO GIVE PRICES.
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4 GENFsFo R,a:'isli,i5st siis h.tal,, .,:
NEsTLE,s MILKFooD orI4AoTEoIlsFA RINA.l
Dn. N. GRRBER,s LAcTEoUs 1FAR1NAsfo for In
fauts and inialids 9tstf}i Esi5t;iti II So
o.n,1r.r np.usm ut olrk. .gss;e izDfa-ts
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT a 80 "a lggs;.f
HECKER,S FARINAs .,I M n stfi5 il Issa Is
Observation-Disclosures, .1..sfRs
TAPT6sJA. MfDDEElAN,S BIsCIiITs, $50 ~.
osWFGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &cri &o.; Is,
A fuiI line or ane GRO CERIE 81, a. {,
!. ~ - lslfs j. T., MORRIS b co..
.ii5 81 SO Main street. s.
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MISS GORDONS SCHOOL, ,.,,,
WI SIS FRANKLIN STREET.

The next session. Of this SCHOOL FOR i9 gti;sr
LADIES and ca DREN viii begin on tP ssInnina
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1877, wiz tue ,tiss JEse
spE GoRnos. Principal; Professor SIhh1aatics
WESTON. Natural Sciences ana =, ySIoa TIloM,
"A. English Literature, Kcadlns ss sy,i, clssses
tion Madame GuILLAUsss, syrp elsMaAj Germsn
for conversation; Madam, ~ '',''...y
For circulars giving plan o. s'ud! 4 Io.i@ ;
Se. amply TO the PrnctDs1 - =
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! :. 1f11.1;TISTA FEMALE sEMiAAH1, d
/ a t1:e 'S7sl:S ysTAUNToN, VA. -.
ss sarss sf ses yos9s
sIs s,.us the FIRST WE'D EsDaY In September,
1SlI ,.,oyues containing full particulars apply
70 40 a., ~>es'I' .1Is'S s5sS = StauDtGn, Va
, 1877-03-30

he nudtr,tooa Witness. In his private e.eastyt;
Nccsmc. a. did Nj. utDrks ftaee. Infatuated WIN
Iuulevard property They thought tncy h,a =, 10
some Asst claus hareasns, nut tounh ont sttefwaa
thnt they had hcrn nitatAken. Ther etch uoaGht
10 feet fos sio, ooo. Tht. was after ths other %
Nces, PAYMENT was mado o. each, and TIC TUE
stnod nav In she names .. Cornell and Gage. TIT.
soo feef vest Of Tho M!dd1s Park. Ritncsa toul'i
Get hts baokkoepcr 70 psspafe athtnment o.
the transaction. which he could hwcar TO- Wtsners
induced to ss =, n,ss r., and as,
icct, and tie Park Board purchased !: "oEl3l feet
st III Der foot. The aforementioned nnschase waF
considered By qnaltEcd Judges ~ being one Of The
bcst bargains e1cr made by The Communication.
Mt Tfnesslcl ftqucsted That tho witneas wonM,
at tht afternoon tesalon. present Tho Cotnm!ttsd
with data ~ 10 tho tEnlo he mails hEs individual
purchase. the date OF tho park purchase. and al
other details.
Witness promised to produce. tho abstract whicf1,
would show all particulars. lie further explained
that 1t the tia 1T tA!s transaction transfers wtto
frequent, and speculation very frce. and II was
customary toy rea.estate agents TO- carry property
elpnE for thcfs patrons.
AtthIs point t,cn. Rowett announced that re-
cess would b. ehken until 1:l0 p. nj.
, 1877-03-30
NELSON UNDER nLuE GLASS.

Miss Nelson is daily improving in health. ehc
has moved from the Aarket-ktrect side OF tho
Palace Hotel 70 the tropical paSoss at tho SOUTH
wcst corner, aud fortified herself behind q
stratum ot blue Rlasa placed within her bay-
window, and reaching FROM tho loor to tho
crlling. Here sue basks the liyelong day Ia
ccsulean sunshine. Her wardrobe Is contained
ln slEhseau tlunks,-the smallcst Of tho rcgula-
ton Saratoga jilneusiolls, md tho 1ar!e.t tha
enwsapa tho lovely dresses Of Jultt, iucludtns
tho embroidered shawl III which sho reposes IN
thu cold tomb Of thu Capulcts, and the purd
white couyantual robcs worn by thu nun jxd.
b<!4. The moving of thctn fron tho Markct-strect
Eu,1lls to thu Stevenson stFrtt sanitar!uin, yes
tesday sitctueou, was 4 labps VI loya On tbs
, 1877-03-30
CURRENT GOSSIP.

RETROSPECTIVE.
The cold rain beats on tho window. pane,
Al though 'twoa1d never bo clear again.
What mstteri In doors lilo 1re IL bright.
And curtains shut out tho dismal night.
I drnw my chair nc1r tho cheering blaze,
And my tlonght8 60 back to Other dayd,--
Days that I thought wero forgotten quite,
Bit they Nil como tkoopfng Up Tonight;
Fof alasi to-day met In tho rain
A face hoped to SEQ never hgutu.-
A face no false. yct wonderfully fatt
In It's shining fsatae Of xolAAA .sA,f.
THERE'S page in my llfe that IL fnll Of grief:
Atasi It was bitter: think God, Il was brlcf.
Then turned 1 leaf That syas pure and white,
And said, Again I'll legfn my lifc.
And have lono Wonders, thihk; and yet,
Though I've not looked back, cannot forget.
For loi boholdi on this dismal day
The s.one was rolled from the paat awuy.
And ont Of the tomb tho old grief comes:
My HE. my heart, my soul. It bcnumbs.
Alasi that / met to-day In tho rain
That face hoped 10 aoc never agalt.
init a glance ~ VIC paAscd In tho stEect,
Yet long enough for our eyes to meet.
] hurried on. but my psaca bad He'd.
The love rose up that thought wss dcad.--
Isosc up and mockc.l me with words Of scorn,
Because had crushed ind held II down.
All, wclt. can be ar tho pain tonight:
Twill pass away In tho morning light.
In Me there IL much for nc 10 do;
Datfes aud pleasures III not eachew:
Dut never aguIn. in shine or rain.
May meet that false, fAsr face a.aIni
FAlrM WALTo4.
, 1877-03-30
NAILS,


PlTTsDuRo, Pa, March 2a.-Thc Western
Nall Association In regular monthly mectIn,
yesterday and lust night reduced the price VI
nails 2j cents pcr key, making the price s2.Go
in lots Of less than go kegs, md $3.50 in lots
Of 30 and ovcr. The state Of trade was Ills
cussed. Disappointment was generally cx~
pressed at the outlook. A temporary brtskucss
III the business Of building at the beginning Ut
tho month created dema1tl and net tic mills
runu!ng ut the fullest capacity, but tho demand
lias fallen agalu owing 10 ovcrstoyk and bad
weather retar.it,lg building. The building pros.
pcct Ia mor4 encouraging tn the city tltah for
Two years, hut outside uf the local trade the de-
tnnul fur nails IL uninlproyc1. Over capacity III
manufacture Is cutrrietl to b. standing cause
OF dCllncsa. The nlloption of q system to regu-
htc the production, w.x suggested. hut was not
received flvurnhIy. Tl,rre was i largo attend.
anea Ut members from other scltiUns.
, 1877-03-30

t:rsns @ IA AMI % ise.ei I b bouieyasJs w"s Sonstea An
n,roemrnt whs n,sHr win ,bs rr,nr fty .nwnrrs
ana .itscr!oton wa. rai.rd. ID. liz. .prlstei
ay ,sms @ IT, snn sn t f1e, d VI y
ths rofs an!.hei, TSe object d wiien.n9
nns,. a. H. ns .J ~"
ss1f T..nn w.. "1 w'ss oae =. to
TnE sQuaRr on 1Hs SOUTHWEST corner
OF the lAsAsnn oo1,esaa'. .,,, ,hs wo,t et vrtttnv
IN. y" s"o St p1 III o1n of LaHs eon.tany
hs hs - ntt t,% pa9E INA ta, thsr were sssessca
too heaTity lar the bcneats received BY thonl. It
was "' aaaiiy pranotea to q? out
s,SssS " tssSs orao.. maa IL fam n9 ese. % esey
en. h T. SI II. xn pcny 's
ths Trnn,nnt UarIeus. hut tho ilosfd nverrs,lnd
ill., ~ s1a after much consultation decided 10 "'*'
Gen. Rowett-Then you did this % pae!fy tho
wit Wtno.sWa m diG |. IN order to ret them 10 p.y
M ihutr assessments, Il helnY uzard sha.
,r,s1hIY Se had dtserItntnsttd siFty against tben
tn ss" Il: es
yet bcc made u.,on this twenty scscd. nov known
as 0azs Park. .'rhn was included in ths original
Se. rrncslel-C Cnn yva name 10 Us eoyeral Of
pAtk1
Wltness-.lohn MeCaaeey wAa ouc, and gencr.
ally the re.ldcuts In Tint section. am not st.
ally dealt with that section. Citizens kept coming
| la, amung tctn fov. Bso.s, Mr.. Jainea, Mi.
| Springer, MI, ii. u, Ogden, and others. Thsre
wins d meeting ut which John Wentworth. 3tr
Sheldon, and Aftetn 10 twenty property =. owucrs In
that section were present. There were ncr who
| would be assessed for And benefited BY tha pro.
poacd Improvements. "
Mr., Ttuesael-it suggested TO me That no addl.
park Was that eoi .......
W,tntss-fes, that IL 70: the asscssmenta had
| been made. VIC hid fpreal tho assessments over
| such wide space that we thought Il right 10 lay
, 1877-03-30


In recent African letter Mr.. Stanley details
the following interview With noted African
chief:
Old Rambuster disputed our passage through
his Kingdom. lie demanded, rs the price Ut
passage through Ills territory, 1000 casks of
rum and hundred white wives. ! was obliged
TO parley With the old fellow, and after si1 days
OF inccssant patavcr .rednccd his demands to
pint Of Riu and D worn out razor. " Yours are n
wonderful people," said old Ra.nbufter, ~ he
smaekctl his lips over tha fee ha had exnctcl,
Ills Cabinet, who were With lin, waited III vain
for drop. Rambustcr noting k,g1Is OF i',l-
patience among them nnd d!vtnlnV tho eauac.
b. hd then klqa o. The spo
placc. always kill sninc when tfcy act eot'-
trAry to my w(shes. md salt them duWn, There
II always plenty Of good material NJ hand to
Sa ttrr fw asptans os S 9 gGsy
Katnbustcr hal been great fighter. he hal
lost all his limbs III battle legs a'i arnls Ia had
,,o,,c, n''ac aud cars weEe bitten oil, anl one cye
NAM ms s0.sS Stteel" e sa al, u o%e, StS pr"ay
.'yct with Que Of your former Ereat states'ncl,
/ can, With propTtcsy, suy. etlll liye.'"
1ic has RECENTLY conquered The ncrhborins
own Kiugdon, having killed all tho inhabitants
anIl saltc.l them dnwn fur the winters pro-
vision. ~ ia my woy Of living on the orc''y,"
le unmarked.
1Ic tad llcArl Of tho tluel. al trust the re-
port Tint Jau,cs g. ts coming here b true" he
said; " ! would marry him 70 my tWo eldest
daughters nnll give him the Kingdom OF Poly.
Dc you Think hc would like rnlol'' llu asked.
told him that my Chief would probably Ike
Polo hettcr tl,an tue girls. "AnIl possibly bet
ter than Ills fathcr-lu-lAw too" saju the mutt
lated old wretch :. But he neca nat tear me;
would confer IN hi,n complete alsll t!on'u0h
matrimonial soyercignty Besides there Is ru
mutlicr-in.law. ato lier stx months aEu. Size
was rare woman; she was tG1lder: I fattenca
her up to 4OO pounds. We still l,ars some Ut
her eorucd IN tho Royal larteE. Tell your clIlef
that II ht comes and narrcs Into our fArilly lie
can for tllno i've ou his taotler.in.law II not
Wit Il hAr.N -
, 1877-03-30

part of three stalwart portess. Tbs roons being
On dtcrept tIoors the lary. elevator was cul|e,l
jnto rrnuistIon, narl travtl between the courts
a,rl aky parlors WAS tnpcslc*l for something less
than ~ hour. The trnnsfer WAS ut laHt, how
ever, safely effected, and, the charming actress
safely eettlel In her new quarters, tho curative
proccss proceeds unimpeIed.
, 1877-03-30

MRS. pOTrPlIAH AND CINDERELLA.
C0Fr<sbondtres GHetnnaN Cunemerctoi.
LONDON. March T.-Some time ago lady,
Mrs D'Orbsney. acquired In Egypta papsrus.
which uitimntely found it, way to The british
Mnseum. On IL wu written; ''May the god
from destfue.Ion!' The papysus u a novel tn
two parts. Ono part u the story Of Joseph and
Potfphar's wife, under other naincs. The other
PARTS the story Of Cinderella except that the
Prince traces out The girl with lock Of ahinlhg
faIr. which matches hers alone, instead Of with
the shining slipper Whci, dts her foot
, 1877-03-30
NEW Jersey hillIIlhl.

NHwAnK, N, j., slarch ao.-HeujAnta Soycs
was sent .u The County jail this AFTERNOON by
order oG Judge Dupuc, III default OF $4,000
bail. lie male no resistance, but curlplatncl
Of the peremptory order, ~ he 1al tic dll!lruI.
" alJui,t the Assets Ut the New Jersuy Mutual
Waa 10 bu liked to-ulklL
, 1877-03-30
ANY WAY TO SUIT.

HtlFoN Frsk IRA.
"Nov, then, state your caae, sah Detroit
lawyer tho other day, as hs put tho Is bill away
Ia nEs vest pocket.
"Weli," began his client, "supno%e the man
living next door wants 10 put barn right up
against INF line, coming within two ieet ot my
houscp'
ale can. ia Il, s'r-can't do any such thing"
replied the lawyer
but wnnt u put nv barn right up against
hts 1int," remarked the client,
"Oh-ah-yes, see. Well, cir, 20 rssht
ahead an.l put -FOUR barn there. All the Law in
the case fs on your AIDE"
, 1877-03-30
Tho Purchases OF Boulevard Property
Nado by tho Witness and George
W. Ungc.
Al About the Myers, Gibbons, and Other
Traots-The Gage Park.
III Llnepla Park Commissioners Ask for an Expert
10 Elanius Their Beoss.
MORNING SESSION.

.0tn. r. n Ro,r<tt Chairman frIrk fnrtst'gatton-
Rnia R.1s ,s.I! M s
M tRsssrF Tbss liz Legislative Committee be re
II RSpoR rafs e IL expenss
Witch yoMs ;:tsntso9 ses2esttaKs.y, fssa
.,no,nt.d to mike 4 preliminary examination Of !
tha. In hls opInioni. would rcquro threa weeks to
make an offensive and thorough investlgatiou OF !
The ACCOUNTS. In order to meet opurp0'os Of tho
Committed I" no unuesstooa taem, wo.'a' "a, a.
least. be necesssryto cheek certain aeeonn", m.
mthss salares, engineering & snu ,,.. IT, ron,%
ike to overlook she schedule submitted by tho
Donri to Tho Committee in order Tint lie might
vsrity il by tho book.. .... |
question of Gen. nowstt, TINT ,etlaeatton of Tho
calling tue ,he TO
sssa'stea ssso tns tS4 BY he oara. somewhat sniat
sSa rs,a to H. ses espeadto.o and land account There
were some other accounts which , might DO looked
Into. and tho rc'o'utlon should bc 10 ameadedaa
s0eoveF these s..n n,so: n.,,nuo,a.n.
,nn nono'ous" -. so,,a..
R<.o.eAt Iha. w hs5cey !nrite h ai PERSONS hodins
bond. a%sS II az ss ~ as X! aaa ~
e sneus 9 snch Snd Il i, s dats ca, 1 Ha s
% nsmss 1t rfestnt ourri tereof 20 fsfss known
The seso.uoa "a, y, ~ saoptaa. w. n,,,. al.
TINT h. object II making them nv va. to facilitate tue
! ia. .snui,, h. M ,,clnvf
's1e woa 13 nu xon h, hest ,.. tho NJ
pert shoul begin upon tho lan'lnnd bond aceounss.
, 1877-03-30


Twccl's trst act oil reaching his old prison
was to write to John u. 1ownspnd, tue lawyer
of Woodward 2ud also an ndy;scr OF Tweed
during his later trials. Mr. Townsend called ut
Ludlow.Strcct jail at Twccd's request and hi.
advice wns nskcd. Pending o retainer, which
Tweed was not then prepared to pay, Townscn'!
declined to give any atlvtcc+ but told Mr.. Tweed
u story. II was to tlla effect that, cycry night
at slss Saa Fraucisco Minstrcis, Mr. Tweed, X hc
shoss to r" aeEanea s y ssr eoa' "9
u,an who was much disturbed ut night by the
furious stamping and restlexs tramptng OF .
ncighbor overhead. Finally TO dressed and
knocked at the ncIghbor's door. Invited In, hs
found gentleman Il. evident distress, wringing
rst .e ary III liz uet e1 thst
troubles rrcycd upon ltts mind. ~ owe brown
s50G to-tnurrow, and have not dollar to pay It
wttls,n was rllc explanation Ut 90 much nlsery.
"Is that nllt" asked tho other. "Sow SEQ
l'erc. my friend; you 20 10 bed an.l tlcep: You
llayu trampc4 ;1ogag enough. ltis brown'A turn
, 1877-03-30
CITY 1REAI. EST.ATEv

I;oEsALr-oS W AsHlNGrny. ST.. sSEw STONE.
irg1t hun.cs; ~ b rrny e oscu1y atout :hs i!;n
term. and rrre cali addr'~s T. i. Hl;ssELtr FuI:
ton.st. Eh!csxn ". princfc*t br hc SANG party.
railroad statn. Tns rropertY veil worthy the atten.
tion Of PARTIES looking for houses.
Lou s.tLE-1n, FEET Or BEST RESIDENCE LOTS,
m feet o! hest residence lott, snrertnE.st.
l:'i feet o! CIT rratdrncn lnts. Huron Vt.
Tefns snsY. No middle men need aprly.
FhufHfETQrs
27Y Ohto.Hk
I3D1t HALE-tOGsEs AND LOTS IN ALL PARrS
= Of the cIlt. JAZZ. q. NNOLlMAN & To-. u WISH.
, 1877-03-30
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
EonsALE-st'ENpID DAtHT Farm IN Mc14EkRY
County uht hiatt nI.e frunt tcpot aud butter fac.
tory. j. N. fESfASA. III neatbotn.st
I;oR aALE--nr nExT--CFrQiCEF FAflf. 40 ACHES.
sms!l hoa,s: aMi net ste.ssine srrsnR. GnS na'!s
gaia Tor GAsIl AlArsw I; 81 Irlbune office. -
, 1877-03-30

E0D sETs lAp1Es' FINE FURs. Al. S.. 8ln, SIS
GDO Per stt. EscRAht scat Rac1nsH aInf nfirc: Seat
and mink tnrs reduced 61 per cent. r. r. MAlsTtN.
154 St1tC.Bt.
pO E0G 4 YEA1: TU 4!lENTa, OUTFIT -ASD
@oA.sJA!O n4:3 shot. gun free. For t<rms sllrrsa
j, WORTH ca, st, Inife, Mo.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-12-27

The advocates of the favorite coin of
our paternal ancestors in Congress, the
so-called silver men, it is said, will re-
sort to the expedient of ''tacking' in
case the President should veto the Re-
monetization Bill. By attaching its
provisions to the principal appropri-
alton bill the President will be compel
led to sign it, or bring the business of
the Government to dead lock. This
is questionable mode of procedure in
any case, and to resort to it is inexcus-
able excepting in such an extreme
emergency as would almost justify revo-
luton. This system of tactics had its
origin in the British House of Commons
during the reign of William the Third,
when the Commons and the Lords were
compelled to swallow some bitter pills
in order to secure the passage of supply
bills, and secure the civil list on which
SO many scions of the nobility DEEPEN
ded for their bread and butter. The
principal is now very generally con-
demned by English writers, and it is to
be hoped that it will never be again re-
sorted to in this country. Our Govern
ment has already lad more experience
in omnibus" bills than has been salts
factory or advantageous.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-12-27

ANOTHER sensational enterprise has
sprouted up into public gaze, but before
it bore fruit perished untimoly. This
time it WAS in Boston. This moral ex-
hibition was to consist of five hundred
handsome women clothed in gorgeous
costumes and representing every nation
of the earth. The arrangements were
quite well advanced when the protector,
Mr.. Donahue, was informed that he
couldn't have the Hall horticultural
Han-which he had engaged. The COM
mittee in charge of the hall had became
suspicious that there was, or might be.
little something off color in the Dona-
hue exhibit, that, it being of so cosmo-
politan character, the Fiji Islands and
Senegambia, and sundry other nation
alities lying scattered around loose on
the outer edge of civilization, might in
sist upon being represented in their
primitive costume-a costume more
tropical than gorgeous-and that Cleo
patra might want to come in with bevy
OF dancing Sirens from the Upper Nile,
and that would never, never do IL Bos-
ton. So Mr.. Donahue has large ward
robe and law suit on his hands, while
the hall trustees enjoy a law suit and
clear conScienceS.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-12-27

A VERY important decision was render
ed by the United States Supreme Court
last week whereby the validity was
affirmed of the Cochrane patent for puri-
flying middlings and making what is
known as the 'patent process" flour.
There has been much discussion over
this subject and it found its way into the
Supreme Court by appeal of the Millers'
Association. Under this decision every
miller will be compelled to pay a royalty,
and the profits aecruing to the patentees
will be immense.