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Consolidation of Pension Agencies.

The President on the 7th issued an or
der for the consolidation of the agencies
for the payment of army and navy pen
sions. The separate agency for the pay
ment of pensions of widows at Philadel-
phia will be discontinued and this class
of pensions paid at the invalid pen
sion agency in Philadelphia, except
a number of counties in Western Penn
sylvania, which will be detached from
the Philadelphia agencies and annexed
l. the district of Pittsburgh. Pension-
ers in various National Homes for disa-
bled volunteers will be paid by the
agency at Washington, D. C. The agen-
cies at Raleigh, n. c., Knoxville and
Nashville, Tenn, Norfolk, Va, and
Wheeling, w. Va, are to be discontinue
ed and consolidated in one agency, to
be located at Richmond, Va. The agen-
cies at Cleveland and Cincinnati, o.,
and in the counties in Ohio and the Dis
trict of Wheeling, w. Va, are consoi
dated with the district of Columbus, o.
The Grand Rapids, Mich, agency, will
be consolidated with the agency at De-
| troit. Fort Wayne and Madison, Ind,
| are to be consolidated with the agency
at Indianapolis, which will also pay
navy pensioners in Indiana, now paid at
Columbus, Ohio The agencies at Chi
cago, Quincy and Salem, H., will be
| consolidated with the agency at Spring
field, Ill. The agency at Lexington,
Ky, will be consolidated with the Lou
isville district, and naval pensioners now
paid at Louisville and residing in Ten
nessee will be paid at the Richmond
agency. The agencies at Madison ane
La Crosse, Wis, and St. Paul, MINI,
are consolidated with the agency at Mil
waukee. The agencies at Fairfield ant
Ottumwa, Iowa, and Omaha, Neb., arr
consolidated with the district of De-
Moines, Iowa. The agencies at St. Joe.
Mo, Topeka, Kansas, and Santa Fe
New Mexico, are consolidated with tn
district of st. Louis. The agencies a
Little Rock and Vicksburg, Miss, ar
discontinued. s
MULTUM IN PARyo.-Iowa tramp t
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CHANGE FOR A SOVEREIGN.

/ "a man must have been always liv-
/ gin good society to fulfill my idea of
! dsperfect gentleman" said my friend
4 Fhzblank.
/ aAman," said I, "must be- endowed
With good heart; and as to associa-
l tons, the most gentlemanly man I ever
/ NEW had been by profession first pig
\ diver, then cad to an omnibus, and af-
ter that steward on board steam
4 packet -
"No man of refinement" returned
ftzblank, "would think of taking up
such low professions as those"
Idonotknow," | Ireplied, "why any
honest calling should be in itself derog-
story to a gentleman. At all events,
one acquires knowledge of the world
By knocking about in it, and that is GER
anly worth having. | think if you
we're to hear my friend Wigram (who is
now distinguished @. c. relate some
Of his past experiences, it would lead
you to the conclusion that he had rather
galned than lost by his various ups and
downs in life.''
"Let us hear one of them," said Fitz-
blank; "and can then form my opin-
ION as to the full value of your abstract
proposition.n
"Very well," said I. "Here is one of
n Iastl heard and enjoyed through the
medium Of his excellent claret. He be-
gan as follows:'
About the year 1853 l entered as
seward on board the Vivid steamer,
! winch was then one of the best packets
seseen tolkestone and Boulogne. A
tapIal skipper we had with us-a bluff,
soOa hard weather sea-dog, and as brave
sman as ever paced a deck. His nick
name was Fiery Dick y which elegant
@O''qaet was bestowed on him in men,
ayof gallant exploit which l need not
sater sas INTO here. One day in August,
aa ala as lovely a morning as ever dawned,
au suou. clock a. M, two hours before
sa, sal ,lMe Tor starting, a lady in widow s
ma aeeos' and a young girl also in deep
uu'llng, ;us. came upon the pier. I had
sass stfolied up on deck, tidy and cool,
sss : man feels after comfortable bath
anu anu was shifting in the fine fresh ain
mol molli the sea, and casting look to wind
y sa,u, 1nlnking we might have change
n. Weather s,s before long, when l heard
,hs Ss elderly lady call out from the top 0.
ae landing-place-
"Steward!n
Les, ma'am!" said /, as brisk as {
aorfhwester.
packet?n = i' 'io sh'
MI les ma'am,' l replied. awe sal
AZ nay | come on boardp" says she
-. should like to secure a berth. or /;
@ia, il | could.n
.ss certainly, ma 'am!n said 1. "shal
.asslsf ! SIS You down9''
Thank you, steward said she. fo
slwsa lUula see she was quite the lady. {
ssy isSays observe, by-the-wav. that rea
isr 's - and gentlemen are conspicuou
towar.,oo eourtesy of their demeano
asssa',s sa,as their inferiors.) "Thank YOU
shall IlAaa' ~ she said; " but my daughte
an So hrst-she is more active than
Tska aa nate, my dear, will you go down
sens ns care, my love!" she added; .th
ssps ..y are very Steep '-
sill s1ser ,as fear, ma'am," said 1. Z"
''Ae care Of the young lady"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-06-07

THE King of Siam is only "a years
old, and has nine wives. 1t may be very
fine, in case of a sudden attack OF
cramps, for man to have nine wives to
slap mustard-plasters on him, but when
that man comes home from caucus
meeting at a. m, and is compelled to
listen to nine curtain-lectures all in
operation at one time, it is not so pleas
ant, even if he is King.
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MULTUM IN PARyo.-Iowa tramp to
lady of the house: "Please, missus,
won't you give me something to drink Z
I'm so hungry | don't know where I'll
stay tonight. - HaWk-eye.
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Until Christmas, TsGssVs. FEE"
FAVY 81 90. Will keep their es"
tabsishment open during ehe
evenings, aRordsng eiie OppoE-
tunity OF viewing by gasissne
their splendid sleek Of DSas
EsaOuds, Watches, Jeweiry, Ar-
eisgic Esr0Rxcs aud Pottery.
EgviC.a.ssrac, STATIONERY, Plated
Ware, Table Glass and Cutlery.
and other ARTICLES o. use and
ornament.
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NEW STATE PRISON.
NEED OF A THIRD PRIsoN-A GOOD SITE IN suLh'-
VAN CoUNTY-LEGIsLATivE ACTION,

NEED OF THIRD PRiSON-A GOOD eliH ~ 'N'
VAN COUNTY-LEGIsLAriVE ACTION
PoRT JERyIS, Dec. 10.-ln late report
State Prison Superintendent Plllsbuy caiod a'u'''
q, the etchea and overcrowded condition Of the thfee
prisons OF the state and also TO the Isolation OIL
tho DsppeD,ora Prison at Clinton The latter IS SO re-
not and tho EXPENSE Of transportation Of PRISONERS 10
4, 40 great he recommends ITS abandonment a
prtsoD and its use as a rcformatory simply Auburn,
aud Sing Sing are convenient TO Eastern, Central ana
western NevYork but there is an absolute necessity
Tor the establishment OF prison at some point cohNen
lent 20 the southern tier OF counties whereby Ihe very
oavv cost OF transportation OF prisoners from TIA; sec
tion and Of supplies also, may he saved
IT'S claimed BY those well informed that the best ana
most available location Is IN the toNH OF
I'm sullivan County c. s. Gerard laie clci engineer
Of The Hudson River Railroad, ana now o. tuc AusV
Lebanon and St Louis Railroad has been 'oI 1o,c ,
engaged IN preparing top0grdllCal anu H1u. .y 'on5
thc Buslk n Valley from ROses Point 20 HARDWOOD anu
nom HartN God 10 Paradise in the town anONt i'utu
trlese maps are 10 be ueed IN tAe I"AiN"-
ture THE Winter, when the subject comeS, UP
he sugllary well adatcd for PRISON PuIpVec''
The abrupt mountainous SIDES afford s'curlt! llulA g.
canes and opportunity for always kecWhS tht VVuNCsS
undeY surveillance. The raylnc four ul.s IN ItuElH
las an untaiiug water power, on Iap' desc HiLA
grade that admits OF mil privilege ever! 2OO ~
The county is well wooded aitoiunS ga Nlut.'i. tc,
such Mmhc. ne can be made most prOhtaD!e by 'ohN'
labor IA the manufacture ~ WOOD 'u-War' chate, lu
ture etc There arc 80 hand, also, cNceieni usVl'o
quarries. aud large beds Of pottes clay tHe sG
Is easily accessible by railroad, Whie AZ "a,
fame time land ia cheap AMI products anui'1' d.
reasonable u price The superintendent OF tlJ ~
Jeryis and Monticello Railroad Gi L. a hAp'us, " ~
,uttpr of tr.n-plrat should this site hc he'vttcu
Boubtles- there viii Poe rival claims rom olNi
EN- Tier OF counties. however are clearly ehI'e" 10
very ru. and lalf hearing.
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Of the Late Firm of
STARR 6: M re Il s.

Fine Diamonds and other Precious
Stones, Rare Pearls, choice Stone
Canoes and lntagliOs in artistic set
tings, Rich Gold Jewelry, American
and Foreign Watches, &c, fine
Clocks, Bronzes, Polished Brass
Goods, Objects of Art and the Silver
ware of the Gorham Mfg Company,
for which he is now the sole Retail
Agent.
On Monday, the 18th instant, and
from that time until Christmas, the
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THE
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TRIBUNE
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IN ITS
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SIXTEEN PAGES;

NINTH PAGE.
Making ready for clrsA
Uas.
Tho Dance OF Death.
" Darned Smart Pellen-
New Uses Of Electricity.
TENTH PAGE.
Political Notes.
NandcrOiit's WIN Conta,
Two Faithies- Agents.
Honors 10 Minister wess.
ELEVENTH. PAGR
Poetry-C0rnelia.
This Son Of Vulcan.
TWELFTH PAGE.
Poetry-Fons Banduslaa
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Science for the People
Obituary.
General Notes.
Work Of the Colleges.
THIRTEENTH PAGE
Poetry-L0ve's rreasureA
Agricultural.
The Cost II Flowers, etc.
Contributor Notes ald
Queries.
Poisoned Water.
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FOURTEENTH PAGE.
The Ordeal % Fay.
FIFTEENTH PAGR
National Education.
Money Market.
SIXTEENTH PACR
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FIRST PAGE.
Topics Of the Day.
SECOND PAGE.
Mr.. COnkling Succeeds.
THIRD PAGE.
British Politics.
Fashion Notes.
CesnOla in Cyprus.
FOURTH PAGE.
Literary Notes.
Religious Intelligence.
Notes on Education.
Letters 10 the Editor.
FIFTH PAGE.
Poetry nfulhlied.
Home Interests.
Nj Winters Misery.
Rogers Amiable for Once.
Our Young Folks.
SIXTH PAGE.
Personal.
The Drama.
Opening OF the LenOx
Library.
HumOrs OF the Time.
Nj Edwin Booth and
" Hamiit."
SEVENTH PAGE.
Foreign and Domestic News
EIGHTH PAGE.
The President and his
Party.
Inviting bankruptcy.
Tho Mexican Question.
Some Reflections about Re.
form.
Mullett as a Grecnbackcr.
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AunOuucemouts.

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etyIs aud texture unsurpassed. Fine six Hat s..
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