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, 1877-08-24

All the Roasp.ttes nav1o. p.taecs Or villas In
Roma let lediuyi. Prlntc rarouat great ralace,
once tho property Of Cardinal Wnl4eY. Is entirely
palace 10 liz s,ory--ln .hoft, ihS klny, lbs Pops,
aud tho Cardinals arc the ouy Luu.c owners In ths
dirty, magnificent OLD etty who DO not let apart.
Princess OF spain. lets rooms ia both his Roman
palaces sad In Ills country villa. aud has. tnore-
over ths reputation Of holnX rather gsaspl02 In hs
concssalng him which I. pLquani. but probably not
trQs psy say hls Exesllancy has alf his ser'aats
9n hoafd wages, aud gives Viz eook \ ceIt4au saul
aru sent from tho Kitchen in tin case which hAe
loek; Of which one key u kept By the Prince aud
another BY tho cook. The c0ok puts the dinner In
thu esss and locks it. When the c4se IL carried
into the Princes dtntag room, 1t u unlocked BY his
E&ctllcue5. and whit u not eateu " tAble IL put
hAek Into the case, whch u Asatu locked and sent
back to the eook. This plan prevents lhu servant.
from ptlfsstn1 any of tho food " Gaa iosa Of SAa
fsaUet VI Of rho cVQk,
, 1877-08-24
NARRATION NOTES.


CnlcAno. -~Qutto large feet Of ai trades came
In yesterday. ....lt WIS tlrcary nnd nasty around
the docks yesterday. Lumber vessels NOV
ed from tho dicks lively yesterday -. .ronr mari.
ncrs weht to tho Marine fintpitai ycttcs.
day.. The rain put dampnets tho
excursion hu+lnrts yestcrday ....Ths ting Wnra
l.ns Ind hrr crank repaired md conc Into reue.n!
tcrvfee acan....ac acs craI big "felIows" arrived
fran benw yesterday, nnd II j. lust possible thcY
may R1ve frelyhtn anothcr ret back. Dwn.
crA felt little hfnc orcr reduced fntc+frn &c ia
&c 10 Eiualo. Tho prospecf Il not s.tod At
present hut rates may room improve n.atn,-rcr.
haps n!ter the scftcta now in harbor Get nway...
Thn tug q. u. Green arrived from Sturgeon Hay
with trel9r in low.
O7l1sn r9nr.. The fishing ting Sweet 1.rothesa
bns been 1ll,eled at St. Joseph. 3lich.... Tic
ttcn,n. yacht. Maggie l.. Wilson has re.
Tho wreck Of the rehr Corncila. now
thlr week ,..ln less than Fortnight the work g
t t51' ,1er.h of b;'wcsn fourteen snl Gfcen fset
lyft the ls;es ior EaFore Il scrte'G.~f, ~ at.
tr1eEr%s euy that tlIc operation. tow4nl the ra.lG1
Of tho barge Scfota tu'a pi water nt Grnni Erlant.
haye been :ees-,f4,. ant i!.a, 'he l. aloat: TLs
tntDn t0w bIrEe at NHtfnlo. ..Tle prop Idaho Il en-
Eontc from Buffalo tu this port will full LIT II
partensefs; 1.-The prop AnnIc Young. of the an.
cnr Line, has left nFtno for this poft.-l,er first
trip this season. Capt. Mcfafsane handles icr.
, 1877-08-24

Tho following wcro TIC arrivals and clearances
for the twenty -four hours ending at u O'Clock last
night:
As9!n..-s:m{. John Sherman e. Jo:er, cas1r r
@ s:g ;saS: 5i::iss ;i* ,s;ss ss c.i.Ijss si @
i.rs? ;osarss Sa: t;s Wild! iisxea; ;.s!s
ssSx icerfs Il
:I Rt a saft ftt1 Ss9SEs s:: stt
sTis: Glsy !sSk:: yssd: sea is,t lsnsst
iseoa S'eG ist9 SssS''s: sr!sy ss9a'f; i.a %sf
i:ssia;: %S'': lsEs la sssd; esi p !Ss: S:fS:':
s$: f ,fSs' t!ss s'f: s;s, ;
!ss %' * :sHis hs ss f ss's:
a,a ase .!;a s!aiy =
a sst fES S"!; @ S ~:
Is; s':;; ;st i,5Ss;:
| ss5s ss ss9 s;y s5'h a1 :!is' ss Ns:
R t sa, neI & MSrFy h
fsiS sas "ss ssss' E If |9 ii s;i@ asssa sssa. Tas si.:
sg:1 4 n: hsss*ss sSe sss; s HIT ssa III!
Ccae bmftalo. cosli Glaa TtHEs. slAn!sets luntNrs
tinfden lIarreA, tfrnnd iATcn lumber, j. Y. .ulca,
%s m. n Ssss; sn eei, 'is saa n
:osl' I: CoynY Trascfss ny: daTkt ox.:;o Gni:
;,Eai!d iassn ',arxs Tom ,,'a'nr Ma'keSon y;oa' '
;:sct in!~5 Ssaw. iinrris, Ann San!sies taWsr: ,s:
i.Ss Ta I.un}e "n'c Isae 1s5k' + !,on; l.;
ii1ssn. EaIk, lark wa'lrl1. iIui!a!o. coal.
llrs D. J. cIhrk. Stne: Mite Point. p.,,ts.
fLEAEaHt.~-SCltr Sbrth thar, Tehtwhter. q hTiA
pork t@nt feed, aDa snndrlcs. stnir Corous, 81. ~
krp, ~ urls pDrk. FA snAaf. brs curi-hlta!. tttIr
AK M.w1y. 1i,is.in n t s"5a H.. .asss 4, I, sn'i
oHr VI. beef IND VI. Co'x p;op Tsa'rlE's naaa.
stone sehr Hate, silver tnke g, sora. sonss ashr
rhllalclphia 1n;fao, tap hr. nonr-Erts, 34tni btl
sI sar n1SR ssSsI SErs oS m g. a1 tsqn: p, a
I1nffao. I4.UD bn aL MI bu ryr. s. .n LAP. hsx-
sertt, &I haEa Hrats tet, md sndtrst stnr Mnskn-
" I' H,' .str sa s
lisst k.x.iurk: :Ya11s.: prSp Fas1Ilts, NS1oin:
di!ss: rsoP i,:i.dc soaI!, Harm; 1rl1 rork I'D
57a7! 1' n', maI lsis ar s r. t. la5 ~? ass r.
xhext 111 tes aId. hDH bEia lsrd iaI DoAcs baeon.
, 1877-08-24
Good Advice.

Ih3rott Frtt {tF&s. ..
A mclancholy-fookingc colose4 man wa& ycstcr-
day wipiug his llsky brow ~ hc halted In tho
shaile. Of tho Central Market, when brother
Gardner saulltercI up and said:
''Why yuu oycrc6Rls wild do heatj't
ssTse near tlcad." prpaued tho other"
tsIilt, loan' y0u 4orget dat da month oh
August Ia slItlin' right llonx like boy Cvtpe
past grayeyartt," sa'tl the old philosopher.
sslt won't b. lullG Azure i. harvest will be pver
ou' dc SUMNER ent!eu.h
''Aa'I shall b. sle happiest pusson In town,n
YEARLY replied tho sufferer.
.'Wc!l. dat may b.. but look dis way while
Te II '9s ~ advse no *, sea 10 as
auctioneer crytn' out dat he's got bid of ID
cents Oh suow shovel, do yuu ga!lop right Into
dc crowd, mY bov. mn go i cent better. Doan'
let desc hot days make yon believe dat SNOW
shauty uext wiutcE."
, 1877-08-24

now srcnErAHr scnunz mas rUT sror TO
TIMpER.sTEALiS6-lfts ADMINISTRATION or
Ills DErA1srMEHr.
/ 7t1fQram 10 Cincinnati CnEimerrtdl
, WAnntsoruS. u. C., Aug. .1.-For great many
years tic Government has been systematically
rubbed by timber -thicvck In Michigan Wisconsin,
SnncFola. and Louisiana, Wherever tic Govertl-
mcnt has owned 1anAs covered With timber Of any
rktnc tho deprct1atlons havo been continuous anu
extensive Tho thieves 20 boldly npon GOVERN
lutnt lands In the proper scaroH. and cut ae many
trees AZ they cnn which they float down tho streams
mud set! to tho iumbcEdcalcrs. who glad 10 buy
at q minimum price, ann ask no questions In
this why Government lands arc rendered vall,c-
less. Timbcr.dcalefs won't buy them because
theJ tiayo been stripped Of the best trees, and
farmers don't want them because they are, IL a
rule, worthless for agricultural purposes. Tho
Government has been cndcayorng for many years
to put stop to this robbery, but has not been
d.onlccs hnyc stood In With the thieves mud tn
alu1ost every instance wseru mtasurcsof my Sc
s sy' sp nsn
tais amount osef say 600 ID. bson expended whilc
Upon assuming ,he duties OF Secretary Of Tho
Interior, Mr: sehn!z had his attention called to
sia!e Of affairs. which lie at onco set about with la
tho mcEhola formerly 10 uHc for tho correction Of
h !he aulse: and proceeded npon plan Of hls own.
he te.n L. gt 10 hss put a. on TO
through legal seizure. fellct timber the value OF
which snnnnts to three or -four tllncs ~ much as
on eoFso has e
city. mud tho th!cye. hare had no inkling Of 'hs
palpo.es until thoy found themselves In thc mesn-
peallng for mercy or begging fur compromise, but
hs turns 10 all such rs,t1ons deaf car, lie says
!,e wonld SEQ tle thinner burned before he would
compromise, and ho Will mt paft With foot Of II
except at tho regular MnFket.prtCc.
sS IT, 8 sx ae ace ' aoafas II fTa tho
eharxc 20 ffes!y matie by hls enemies: that be Is
atoKether theoretical. and not Al all practical.
nhort Mbntha done much to remedy and reform
sbusea that have tccn rootE! Themselves for Year,.
A tlc same time, he has infused The Interior DC:
1alftnns arc n!lel With bewttdernrnt at every
sh4nge. Tae oi'lca il no longer where the art of
hs soDs se soys. as anei
stand that tcy csucctcd t. earn thfr sn!aries,
Ike psople in private employ; while 9he thieves
!onscr4 n'cra shield to cover their ccuIa tlons, and
that which Yesterday was their aefonse IL to.da !.
- ~ e!r entire =, tnG .t.ong ant Of
AaCsR or r0sTMAHTEH-GENEttAL KEY ut THE
soUTHKRN PRESS.
Iho Southern papcrs Keep up thcir abuse Of Post
"efrins Eoushcrn brethren" In ~ bennington
speech. Thc Baltimore sun says: via IL. eating
tSo to- 9neh humble ple" Another P3per cal. Mn
opinion That III will not make many friend. cyen
s.mons .naaks ,. " being sash haan'. being"
@ * or. y sea ~ an, soss
s!n man IL grovcl In thu Dust" Another compares
him - trick nnio brought forward towards the
cosc Of ENTERTAINMENT for tho special delight Of
i uaIsfaSe. hcrcattsr 10 a dirt ios the smu.s.
d. It Tor Himself. and not aton,pt to sivo boner 10
thc operation By torVtn1 the Endorsement OF tho
, 1877-08-24

a yonnE man now In Omaha has had rather
. strAnGc experience. y few years ago he va.
III. room with q party Of puvil1sts, among
whntn was O'l'aldwtn, the Irish giant Tic
pretty bard blnw himself, p1ovtdtl lc WAS
struck full In tho chrst. After kusnc little
talk # was arranged TINT O'Baldwin should hit
him, but not with full force. Tic blow was
slruek, a1'i the Young tnan fell ecnseless to the
floor. ffc suffered from tho effects Vi the hjo,y
for about two months, and then the soreness
passed away. Fuur months lntrr small, llar4!
lump, about the size Of pea, appeared WHERE ti.o
breast had iccn bruised. and It has cous tantly
q. large as nj, ordinary sEze fist. lie ie now in
the city foF tic purpose OF having II removed y
= ron'pctent surgeon. Moral: II you hare a
cl,ottc between bciug struck by professional
nrefcrenre. - ~
, 1877-08-24
STRIKERS,

HPft1tt Ut1bIEeH % IKS TFlbNKF.
.ntr!fstEt. Ps., Aug. 9A-All the ooopers In
sn11esasny s1s City and Pittsbusg numbering nearly
49, are oat on strtke for m advance from II 10
.s. ssats per barrel. Yesterday ons omp!oyee con-
ssaea ~, The demand, and h!4 men fesuinel work,
W. 'ah:eient pressure was brought to bear to-day
ss,a .aance them 10 knock u Aul tho stsike /. now
rr.tr asttt. AZ AteetIni Tonight, which waa very
xii > aHehdud, thu strikers not only resolved 10
TLu 6ut " increase theic le,la nd u 20 csnte.
tr., !" llkrlY u 10 cuInse in barres unless lhs
A'stle l. quickly settled.
ac,.Io TO ths i1tstsrn A*soetaltd EYtss.
'I!ns i!,sass tass lost $500, 000 In wages.
ths Ne 1. 11sxp. At.; Aug. :a-!Ths drivers la
nina ~ H. eensral snd American Coal Companies
sJss 12fs stsQek fos m xutaueo from IL 75 tO n
wy. bat compromised at 81. 90.
, 1877-08-24

CHICAGO, Ang. 93.-rrclxhta were acttvc ind
lowcr fn consequence OF large offerings Of vessels.
Buffalo rates wcEc 3Ga3Ac on corn. closing ut tho
Inside. Thcro was considerable inquEey for canal
vessels. which were not plenty, and Kingston rates
wurc quoted firm at 7c. The capacity taken soota
ur II. 900 bu wheat, 410. 600 bu cnrn, and 1B 600
bu re. Charters: 70 Duffalo, schrs j. O'NciI.
Neotia, r. W!nslow, Porter. and Gcurger. corn at
'fE3hc: tchrn Vanderbilt md f.nkn Fnrrst wl,ent
on private terms. 70 Eriet pEup lndta, corn
itlhso,IRh H. 70 Kingston: .shr LAZY butIcrn. corn.
denahaeg. prop City OF Toledo. wheat thruugli.
TO ColIingw0od. sellr G.. Nilsr0n. corn at :.Hc In
tho attesau0n tho schF Atwatcf for cusn TO Kings.
wpPd.
, 1877-08-24
I'OnT CfLHORNE.

BrrYAIo, Aug. :3.-vcssels passing Tort Col
borne Lock In twenty -four hours ending 9 p. m.
2ad: =
Westward ArtopH NranIts State. 0sweeo 10 To-
)cdo; L. Shfcknna, Toronto To Tu1edo; Scotia and
Montreal, Maiden for otdcrs; bark Pride of Amsri.
ca, Kingston to Hay City: scllrs Tfcnton, ugannn-
hnrg 10 Cleveland; Daun&lcep, Kingston 10 Totcdo:
june Mcleod, IT. cathar!ncs to toderlch; Hnssa,
PORT Colborne 10 Aattahula: Mary Sent. Nohlnrnn
to Eric; ", II. Oalts, pswrgo to Toledo; Kiln
Mnrton. kfngaton 70 Cleveland; China, 10. no
orliurs.
trra;; Celtic. Lake Erie; Detrolt to do; CITY Of
Toledo, Chicago 10 OQienshurg: G1aa.nw, naY
city to do; prussia, Toledo 10 Montreal; barka
Toledo to Ktngston; sctr Rwan OF the Lakes Hack
River to Toronto; W: j. autlc1. Toledo TO Kings
ton; Sellic Hunter, Fnrpctt to Coboufg: tarrcs
10 0sdenshutg.
, 1877-08-24

The sehE Darid A. Wslls, ladc6 with d.h from
Green nsy, and bound for this port, had her matu.
mast eafried away below the cross. trees mud her
main sa1 broken In squall OF Fort Washington
Wednesday morning. aho u receiving tepatss at
Milwaukee.
Ihe Captain Of tho schr Mary z. Cook reports
secing small black fore~and after ati Fort Wash
sneton Wednesday with her f"fcu1ast gons. This
CLARK. ct The Corning, and waa perhaps ii. David
A. Wells, which put into Milwaukee disabled.
The barge lieraehtl. In tow ot tho tug l,lacA ball.
ran Into tAa centre pier protection Ut yan hHsen
street bridge Wcdnest!ay evening, and lind ave
sianchions knocked out Vi her. Tho hridge-tcndcr
IL blamed tst the accident.
, 1877-08-24

difference IL noticed In the hulk ctf', In ship
nrnts. In Il chat with the Captain of t1c
r!lMncr lnuglittIi,, 1oati",i with wfirat far Fnrf
Colhornc, liz eatl tint lat yrnr ..,,':ai bushels
1tfe lts vessel; this ,'nr, ri the mw wheat
Just re!tfve nui viii! whf,[, lr !. now lo1.lt4.
IL took 1l3m Mlsfn.!s ann thai it averaged
crnts freight. There Is no ,1n,tit that the
wheat already received hcrn Is nf tho very finest
character. hcing, both in quantity and quality
rtr nfrc, 81, lar ~ asetrtaipc,l, equal to any
trup ever raised lit Wtsep,DsiI
, 1877-08-24

A regatta for third and fourth class yachts will
b hold Saturday afternoon 1t o'clock, uuuer tho
auspices and rules of tho Chicago Yacht Club. Tho
craft taking aFst place In the thlrlctass will get
prize Of $50. and that coming In setond SIS. Thu
yacht coming in second $40.
Tho race Of Saturday Inst between the sccoud-
c!as4 yachts Inn and ffolc has bccn deciarcl of by
tho Judges. meeting OF tha Club was held lase
Night.
Capt. Aurgers yseht Corr has not ret arrired.
, 1877-08-24

The scow Md dog ID ~ much Of terror 10 tho
tough tugmen Of Chicago River ~ ysnderlecken's
Flying Dutchman was 10 tho Teutonsc old ta1ts Of
tho German seas. And vel! they may fear #.
Tho Mad uo1 10 in the garbage tsade, and every
now aud then looms up along tue river {lkY bjack
shadow thas ahs i, ulld scnix forth u,gphitlc ef.
Nuylte that taatcs any tusman Or othrF mariner to
hod his uuas tight aud grt cut OF lie wsy Is quick.
" i. possible. Wheu tuY Captain sees her gon,-
Ing b. crowds on all steam and disseKards tho osIl-
uSpce u to apped.
, 1877-08-24
:spt. Aungers ysehs Corr has not yet arrived.


THE QUAIL TNA11E.
There u = scarcity Of coal, and consequently not
much toin9 Ia thai trade Ths strikes Ut tho min
efs IN fennsylvanla. whcnce many Of 0us heaviest
shlppeFs ottaih their supplies, haYo prevented 1s
cetpts from eatlsey raH Ing from the Almost ntter
sa2natlon caused by tho railroad troubles; but now
nsasly u MT Aalts 1tl. Of the bituminous miners
hasanx 5sanmsd work. heavleF receipts ase srs.f.
employment ln very few days. EscAqa6s pyo
3selghts arc drut. .-sIs VlaHd Lsddsr, red.
, 1877-08-24

ronr Hunox. Mich, Aug. c3-lop. m.-Down--
rrops 1faron CITY, City Of fremont. Arctic. Monitor.
I]ay City and baFges Yosemite and eonsoft, Forest
City and eonsor., Townsend and con.ort, ynican
md raft: tchEs. r. L. nanfo.tl1, Alice H. Nosrl+,
j. ki!dorhousc, Lucernc+ Camden. Nyusotcs. John
1sice, sam Cook. paEana, John MaRec, t.awie A.
Dnrson, Wells Burt, c. r. Minch, kEngqstcr,
William crosthwaftc. deorse ". Eiait, Michigan,
Niagara, snsan {, comanchc, 81. Andrew, George
y. Case. Northcapo. Ada, Mttora, rcs,ltlgo,
Mineral State. !!oboken. Lem Johnston. Eliza
tleriact, G. q. Mixer. Lthble Nav, J. ". noanr.
lpsco.
Up.-prop. Denton. Holland. racItc. Kcrstar,
Afhska. idaho, Tccumach, safna and barRrn. En-.
nire and contott; scnrs Champlon, Ctr Of Tawa+,
Mawanos1' enc lstspem'ng g &; O. bfsed. T. y. lcs.
Norse. N. Stalker. Morning Light, tlnccn city,
". flnltcn. e. a. King. Englcwlne. f'Hh-rs. Min.
mic s1nwron, ucotCe Worlhlnstou. Valentine; prop
Turner atlsi hnrpcs.
Wind sonthcast, brisk: weather cloudy.
The scbF Valentine returned to thlA port from
Lnse Huron. where she broke her foyctop mart
head during tho heavy weather to-day.
, 1877-08-24

BrrFAtd, n. r. Aux. -. 3.-Eharters-schrs P.
Il. Locke, salt to Milwaukee on p. t.: Lcascn.
worth, coal 10 Chicago Ut e5c; J. A. Scott, same
]. U. Potter and Thrca Dclla, cement to Cleveland
at 1c I. q. b.
C!earanees-rrops ". +. Graves, Chicago; Cot.
orado. Chlcago. merchandise: China, Chicago, lis
bals cement. and sundt!cs; 4. L.. cfaig, Duluth.
H.. I.ouia, Duluth, merchandise, tc!Irs aIal'e,
Tolsto. 6tlo brls taiti Berlin. Cleveland n.arula
ralt; q. ". Adams. Chicago; q. II. Durton. CHI
cago: a. Q, MoFcy. Toledo, .5a3 ton. coal; ii.
Ilar.scll. Toledo. Jl0 tons caal l.. j.. Lau.b, DC.
let!o: senator Bloml, bctot: Wayne, Chicago:
litgsic i Jonvs. Chicago. large Troy, sug,aaw.
, 1877-08-24

dsr*orri lly thr experience ofthc Jennie f:rah.rn
II Mar]nfltr. I'm the iii int. s1r fpEra tInFa..
tHrn,,t Hfpnnd In nnr Of fhr nHErnHfst r1sc.'A in
tn" rlvrr nnh Aat1r1 nearly twn nl,Ir. s1,."n thr
ri'rr. ."cr thr lar int" th h1r wttIeut thc as.Ett
nf q
, 1877-08-24

DID Nor TAXI: THE 1,UrFEntN.
The Canadian yacht Conntct* nf Dufferin. which
lias been bone Of cnntcntinn an,ong her owncss.
and arAfnal whom iherc were many executions.
quietly slipped her cni,ics ut her m0orIngs In tho
East River. OF Twenty .recenll street. New York,
Wednesday night lnat. md rtofc awny tu sca.
, 1877-08-24

sptcfal Mtr1.rA ~ ne Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. 81. 3.-~Asrivala-Snnc.
Clcarcd-rrort u. M.'"rIiton. David ". 1tu.t;
frlra l.. e. limits, II. X. Sewcomb Lano f}cll,
Frank Tcrcw, J. II. whiting.
Parsed dur nn-Trop Garden City.
, 1877-08-24
STEAM ON THE EntE CANAL.

~ Tax II Wv 7 IVft F.It@ r IN tNNTW
-tnnt. william e., Mnf.an, of ahc canal rtnr Col.
Sqntfcs. wrutc IN Mc.arr. letsic. 1lcsts L Co.+
ffoH West Troy. Aug. 70. 10 the effect That he
rived there I'm Mondls fotnoon, making Eight h1y..
less thirty two hnnrs' definition on the war for
roa' and t,ttrr meters. IT. s1nlrrs tnw. con.
The low Is pronai,ly naw III New York. .-Na6aio
ErDrkas. ..I. '..
, 1877-08-24

6ptcaa1 MtkatcA to IA Trfata3
MnwAuxRE, Aug. 23.-Chs.tets to Buffalo,
schr T. F. Eos1aE, 10. 600 ba wheat u &c; sehr
Grace Whitney, ls, 0o0 ba wheat It 4Hc; 10
OsweGo, &enr Cottex, Ii, 00o bu wheat II &c.
, 1877-08-24
6NERtDANas MLrLr.
Gen. Sheridan to-day replied 70 this dispatch a.

= s1tH' - uH9 FcErI!uH 01sFaEEH 1C7tcfQ4y Tt6Ht
Camp i'ensoa, khot't!un Creek, under dats OF tho
Rraphea Gen. cssok, At headqnsrtcrs department.
Of !hs p!atte that he was operating In Crooks de-
with In tfty sc0uts bad arrived TUESDAY niEIt,
sn! they we're giving The Generaf material help;
and. noEo important sill, that tho hostilo bauds
tho exception of This dispatch, nothing was fs-
eeissa 4 army asad4uassesu yesterday 10 throw
, 1877-08-24


e. aMi M!nneapol!s f1.. st0ttA 4. m. 4no .. m.
=. s.nl q MInsc3poua E.x.f 0G)p. H. B::Hp 4.
, 1877-08-24

CHICAGO ALTON l. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY 4 DENVER euoRT LfHE8
CntHh bePlt, Wrsf stfr. nr1r Mas.nn .at bridge and
T*tny"thEfd'st. Ticket UElcr. i.1 isHntlDtpti.st
, 1877-08-24

ADAMS ACADEMY. <eT1NGH' 2 ( e

school Is lcttRncl 10 gtvo the bst and mo.t
hare been tn ttaci,srs all y ability and experience,
There rTrpuratAry sln.S In English ptgdIes and
Frnc' fnr tDys fttl tun to fourteen years nf uxe.
The Aeatcily 1DafI1rR hnttse IA under ths (attFu
Charge Of tr resident tcatlcss and O1yY treLIrr care.
fua furcrsi iaon md attention.
For ratAiogfrB anu circulars 4!lstAe the Master.
, 1877-08-24

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, 1877-08-24

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An ooSe; " snlles fr0n n !. FsFs. HOWELL. ~.
EEtEcT SCHOOL, ny MRS. tlEGAN. At 71s
- IxaptJ'nlnIh.at.. between NlthIran AID Wabash.
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, 1877-08-24

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, 4 IT. PAUL RAILROAD.
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, 1877-08-24

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, 1877-08-24

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, 1877-08-24

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, 1877-08-24

\ IL sYLYAXus HEEps DAY AND R0ARpl>G
4A school I0r young lstleA aud East FIfIy.tAEAs
T.. \. !. FO1ttssntA year he1l1s Oetutles. ls71.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
TRUE PITCH.

A farmer has the singularIy happy talent
of not saying word too much. A young
nian, wishing TO obtain his consent 10
marry his daughter, called upon him ohe
day when he happened TO he IN tie field
plowing. The ilesitatins lover, after rum
ming parallel with The furow several
times round the field, and essuying with
all his courage to utter the important
questions, at last stammeredout; II
1--we been thinking, Mr Giles, that
-tlmt-=timt as how -I-I-I-I
should be gl-gl-elglad tom tn-ni
mar-mar--mar-marr your daughter
Farmer Take her, aud use her well.
Whoa haw buck.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
GODS puREsT WORK.

=
OH! The rrice:ess value of tie love 6fa
ttrue woilah! Gold cannot purchase /.
gem SO precious. Title and honoIs confer
upon tlIe heart no such serere happiness.
In our darkest moment. when carrDdiDg
care gathers thick around, andeven paInt
poverty nielaces with "a skeleton finger;
itgleitlns around tile soul with ali angels
Smiles. Fime ecannot mar is brilliancy,
distance but strengthens its iniIu-nce,
bolts .uui bars cannot limit its progress, IL
follows the prisoner into Ills dark cell ami
swee.eiis the home niOrsei that apppases
his hunger, and, III the silence of ini,i-
night, itplays around his heart, and In
his dreams he folds to his bosom tile foruI
Other who loves Oh still, though tile
world has turned coldly on lrnI The
couch made by the lianets ofa loved one
is soft TO the weary limbs of tire sick
sufferer, aud the portion adjusted 10y her
brings repose to tie fevered brain, aud her
words Of kind announcement revive the
sinking spirit, Itwould almost seem that
God coinpassioning woman's first great
frallty had planted his jewel III her breast,
whose heayen-like interest should east I'M
forgetflIlness mans remembrance Of the
fall, by building up IN his heurt another
Eden, where perennial flowers forever
bloom, and the crystal waters glish from
exhaustless fountains.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
THE MISSING LINK.

Some years ago q traveller came back
from Africa with marvellous story Of a
region Inhabited by men with tails. From
quite another quarter Oft world the re-
port now reaches US tlat the half ape half
aian Is non.ytla. Tile Rev. George Brown,
v ho has recently visited the New Britain,
and New Ireland group ofislan,ls TO the
east Of New Guinea, writes that the
nntives of Brmclle Bay positively affirm
the existence ofa race OF men with tails
alta piace called kalili, When Il was
suggested that the supposed men might
be gorilIas the Llacks Indignantly resented
the impmation upon their intelligence,
aud asked whether apes bugh: with
spears, planted yaMs aud built houses. A
minute description wac given Of the
euriously foflned sarages, aud from this IL
would appear that nature has been snme.
What iuconsidsrate ih her design ofihe ap.
pendage. Tie tail, the natives say, us
hard and iuflexiUle-so nuah SO that they
have TO dig a hule in the sand before they
can sit down, Us they die at once II the
appeiuIagc i broken The people pro-
vided with this dangerous ornamen. are,
however, represented as rather proud oft.
Any child born without IL Is destroyed,
FOR frar ID should be ridiculsd when Il
grows up