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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18

| The above state mont, compared with last wee X,
| shows no change in specie, but fair increase III
| money and loans, and moderate falling Oh In
deposits.
The demand for money was moderate to-day,
both in bank snd on the street, aud commercial
paper was unchanged. Under less demand and
u slight decline at New York gold gave way 10,
| aud the movement was moderate. Foreign ex-
change. followed the course Of gold, closing .
shade lower than yesterday. Oaly few sales
were reported. New York sight was scarce. and
If ANYTHING, sitter. Stocks were more in re-
quest, with favorite shares held higher.
Under better demand and lighter offerings,
State Consols advanced 1ls0a4 per cent.
Premium bonds were only in mwderate re-
quest and ruled at about previous rates.
Nichols Police Certificates and Per Diem
Warrants were hold firmly OF higher rates.
We continue to quote: Exceptional commercial
do. colo; second grade do. 12@15 collateral loans
TOO; first class mortgages s1sED9lss, and second
grade do. 10D12.
Gold opened at 1o45s@lo51hS, against 1o494 at
New York, and after moderate business closed
at 104a40l0b, against the opening rate IN that
markets The sales summed up $4,000, em-
bracng $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at
1045s, aad 10000 and 10000 at 1906
Foreign Exchange followed the course Of gold,
closing at q slight decline. e.
embracing $4,000 bill OF lading at 503lI E2000 Al
clear at 5O4, $4,000 bill Of lsdiDg ut bo41ll. and
E200O AL clear at 5040o505.
The sales of francs comprised $4,000 CONNER
cial at 4.9Sa4 and $1,000 at 1885.
At the cloee Sterling bills were quoted at 5O4
0505 for bill OF lading and Al clear, and @
81 81 for bank tbank counter rate -@509), and
francs 4.sSA for commercial and nominal for
bank.
New York sight was sitter. The sales COM
prised $150,000, embracing $4,000 commercial
and $50 900 private bankers at 7.32 per mt pre-
MUM, 900 private bankers and SIG, 600 and
$50, 900 bank Of a. $4,000 private bankers Ut
sic, and SIG 600 40. at 1l-32.
The banks continued to check on New York at
"a B cent premium. and commercial sight was
stli, quoted Ut 5.l6.
The following is the official statement Of the
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Receipts OF Produce.

LAUREL VALLEY-Per steamer Era No g. 10
hhds sugar John Adams &co-3s DO 1ertrou--40
bbls mOIasses Allen, Nugent &co-6 do 50 hhds sugar
Conger Kelley-30 do Lanaux-13 do % bbls mo
lasses r Beltran-l bdl hides sack skins j Bourg
A lacks seed cotton bales moss Y FL Bernardo
bales cotton LanauX-1 Dbl molasses L FranCion-
Dbl sugar B Rlvet-3 do bbls molasses order-I do
Dbl sugar Simonean-l do bbs molasses T Join
ville-sundries to order-Total bales cotton sacks
seed cotton % bids sugar bbs do rs bbls molasses
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Rice Farmer-22
sacks rough rlce KIP & Ruch--l5 do Siewerd Il
Thomp to order
LITTLE CA1LLOU-Ptr lugger Young Wallace
90 bales moss bbls sweet potatoes 10 bxs eggs
CINCINNA11-Per steamer Mary HoustOn--500
bxs starch John 1 Adams 61co-10 hhds bacon 40
herces hams order-l0 bdls mdse j S Atkinson & Son
40 cases do Bloom &co--4g0 bxs starch 50 boxes
bitters Burke & Thompson-35 bxs handles ia pcs
non Baldwin &co-l67 bbls apples A S Barnes-l44
pkgs mdse Bodlev Bros-2 do II BARK elage-l9 casks
whisky Cobb & Maxent-5b les VIM Dilon-22 bbls
ap,ies d AMIGO &cO-l6 bbls peas 25 k gs pigsfeet
10 fix butter DelBondio-27 bbls ap ples Doher-
ty-15 bbls whisky Doyle-20O bbls cornmeal bxs
eggs 25 kegs pigsfeet DelBondio--l5 bbs whisky
4 Fasnacht-4 tics shoulders B Fl Flashpoller-45 Dbl
iron Folger &eo--5i pkgs hardware Z Thurman-5
oxs bitters g X F1nlay &co-9 pkgs eggs 81 Fair
child, Son &co-I BIB butter Gordon & Gomila--3
pkgs tobacco Garvey-l0 pkgs glassware Mrs j
beer Hollander-200 kegs nails Hirscb Adler eco
so rolls leather Horter q Fenner--f3 stoves and
fixtures FL Haller--4 hhds tobacco s Hernsheim
Bros ties lard Howard & Preston-IO bbIs barley
Hent e-3 bxs glass J I'll HenIicks--7 pkra eggs A
j alian-9 pkgs brandy j B Jurgen---5 bids iron p
Jones Aco-3 hhds tobacco Jno q King eco A boxes
mdse Kel or &co-1 do Keller--5 boxes glas.
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OuACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
semi- Weekly Ouachlta City Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 D. m
FOR OUACHITA CITY. TREN-
LsHAfAton, Monroe and all way landings-
EThe steamer
JOHN III. HANNA,
I'm place Of Ouachita Belief
J. W. Blanks, master. Joe Holmes. clerk,
viii leave regularly as above. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
Capt. f. A. BLANKS, President,
No. Canal street. corner Delta.
HITE d CABIN. BRITTON e EPPLER
ADAMS u WORK. LORD Il McPEAKE, Agents
2. S.-.The boats Of this line connect with the
Goose Tor Little river, Tom Parker for BHuff
river, Ora. Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
Bartholomew and Saline river, and Bertha
Drummer Tor Bayou dArbonne. fell tt
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GRAND SPRING 0PENING.-Our lady friends who
wish to Inspect the latest styles in French milli-
merry, hats, bonnets, etc, should attend the grand
spring opening of Mrs. F. r. Harden, Nos. q
and 30 0hartres street. Mrs. Harden has taken
special care to collect the latest and most attrac
tive goods in her line aud real treat is 10 store
for all who visit her on the opening day.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Sunday Morning, March 49,
Daily report OF the stage Of water, with changes
in the tWenty-four hours ending yesterday 8
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Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Ariel Hollis, for Liverpool
A Miller eco
Brit steamship Memphis, Mellon, for LIVERPOOL
Silas Weeks Geo
Schr Leander Knowles, Chase, for Rouen--
Norton & Bell
Schr Fred Holden, Lyman for Jamaican
Silas Weeks Geo
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BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
LfA& Hermitage. Port Hudson, BatoEp
~ Rouge, Plaquemine and Postoffice
Ian dings-The United States mail semi weekly
packet
GOV. ALLEN. -..= I'D. 4ea
I'm place of steamr W. 3. Pike)
J. j. Brown. master,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. atsp
m. for Bayou Sara.
HITE Il CARLIN, Agts., Tchoupitoulas St
JNO. JANNEY 106 Common st.
d2s su A. o. GODDTN. 30 Magazine,
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER,

REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, March 20, at S o. M.
ysupnzo.. - FOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS
hzss..s=azs6St vile Evansville. Henderson,
t. sasssA Shawneetown. Paducah. Cairo,
szasszzsdhssss& Memphis and all Intern ediate
points. The passenger steamer
MARY HOUSTON,
Chas. Miller. MASTER, Elliott Miller clerk,
Will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS, 1oe Gravier street.
mh17
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUIrYILE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. March q, at 5 o. N.
IT, FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE.
lS!Ssa9essAl Evansville. Henderson. Shawnee
=, = - town. Paducah. Cairo. Memphis and
all Intermediate points-The passenger steamer
CHARLES MORGAN
Albert Stein. master. Harry W. Stein, clerk.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS,
-mh1S 106 Grayier street.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST TRI-WEEKLY PACKET,
The new and fast freight steane
EMMA.
0. CANTON, Jr.. Master. J.J. Donovan, ClerA
Leaves the city for the Franklin Rice Mills, Bel
air and way landings every MONDAY. Wednes-
day and Friday at p. m. Returns 10 the city
eyery Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday even
inRs. Freight clerk foot of Cont street, ia25 ss
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Arrived.

Span steamship Guiliermo, Echevar,ia 3 days from
Havana, via Matanzas, to PIN. Forw0od eco
4th dis
Steamship Morgan City, Read, from New York. 10th
inst, to Whitney &co-Algiers
Brit steamship Ithu1lel, from Liverpool via West
Indies and Mexican Ports, TO K Miller eco
4th dis
Ship screamer, Austin 81 days from Havre, to De-
can Zerega &co-Pont
Ship ID W Chapm N, Turkey, as days from Havre to
master-1St dis 80
Aus bark Trade TaIabochia, 81 days from Havre, to
master-3d DIS 20
Bark Sparkling Foam, 45 days from Rio de .Janeiro
to Ramsey & Wesfeot-lst dis
Span bsrkentne Dos Hermanos Castaney, days fm
Havana, in ballast to d Fatjo Geo Point
Nor brig Pollux, Petersen 104 days from Genoa via
st Thomas, to Ocean, Zerega &co-Point
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Under q fair demand State Consols closed at
6311Ss084, against 63@63A yesterday.
Premium bonds we're in moderate request and
continued to rule at 331S @33H.
Nichols Police Certificates closed at rs bid and
none offered and Nichols per diem warrants at
S7L bid and 80 asked.
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R0UEN-Per schr Leander A Kno wles-226 bales
cotton 81 295 bushels in bulk 00 pcs slaves
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Nj mph $3.50 bales
cotton IS bales moss 26, O97 bushes corn in bulk
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Evening, March II, 1877.

COTTON-The sales to-day, (not including
100 bales yesterday, not reported until o-day,)
summed up 5000 bales, at steadier prices, not re-
curing any change in our quotations. We give
also the figures and report Of the Exchange,
a. below
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN

:.
Pearl River-I'pr schr Pettona-1O 90 test lumber
10 90 latbs 1000 shingles j W Adams
Ichefuncta Rver-Per schr SauCy JaCk-30 cords
wood master
Wadesbolo--Per schr CeIeste--l2 cords wood
master
Tjckfaw-Per schr Indian Reed--30 cords wood
ma ter
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Mary Ann--e00 bbls
charcoal master
Amite Rver--Per sohr Hetter Ellis. zoe. GOD shin.
clos q cords Mood order
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COMM Ere Al.

Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands. unless otherwise stated In fllno
small orders higher prices are paid.
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Imports.

RIO DE JANEIRO-Per steamship Thales-255s
bags coffee Johnston Gordon &eo-50l4 do Brown
Bros &co--40O0 do j L Phipps- 1000 do Pim For
wood asco-Total Il, $40 bags coffee
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
March IS, 1877. !
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN
Pearl Rvei--Per scbr Leander Jane--2j 600 feet
lumber order
Mande lille. Per schr rEclair--30 cords wood
master
Mandeville-Per schr Surprise No l. 80 cords wood
master
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HTEAMROATR.

5TEAMBOAT5.
Era No 9, Dalferes. from Laurel Valley
Rice Farmer, Taylor, from Lo er Coast
Lugger Young Wallace, from Little Gallon
Mary Houston Miller, from Cincinnati
Sandy No g Trousdale, from Washington
Blue Wing No Comstoek, from Houma Planta-
ton
Isabel, OPry, from Lower Coast
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ware Ludwig-23 do ! LlLyons--ao bbls dried ap
pies Is fks butter 9 Lawrence &oo--65 boxes eggs
Muller & q Mayer5o eases Idse 1so Dbl, cornmea
Bro-9l do 25 tierees hams Miller, Dolhonds &co-7
ppkgs eggs Murphy-i57 barrows 2 bdls steel
70 dog brooms 3 Morriss-1o bills beans q Mel
Me- { Brewstsr--1e pigs iron 8 d Mocan &
N Navra. .25 do Il Ofner. Q bxs mdse Declined.
ohan-lo Kegs barley Fl Pohlmann a. Son---40 bxs
ware ware Peiser--6 stoves and fixtures Padsras---S7
bales bay 0o bbs eornmeal 81 bbs potatoes go scks
oosn Chas Pessants--54 pt Is mdse str Ascension
2o5 do Rice, Born &co-7 safes Rey--95 pkgs glass
ware Shepard-7o bbls apples 10 bb1s potatoes s
u SlIefs--Jp carb0ys acid Storms Many C0-g9 pkgs
ware stratton e. Meyer--155 bdls iron M Schwartz
y Bron11o pkgs mdse , sohwartz----ssO bxs candles
smith Bros &col5 bellows lot iron Staufer Maerea-
5 tierees hams Sohwabacher, Frowenfeld A. Pfeifer-
20 bids bacon Scbwabaeher Hirsoh-42 pkg. butter
" TAFT eco so bb's pork "a tieross hams is bids
bacon vose Bros-4 bbis castings Brown Bros----s5
kgs g'wa1s vinet--i5o bbls prits 100 bbls flour
Vsirin q Mortiner2s bdls mdss ) E Mallard---5Oo
bxs soap 100 bxs candies and sundrv mdse A Whit.
ney &co--125 coops poultry 10 bbs eggs Miller &
Meyer32 head stock lots furniture and suudries to
HOUMA PLANTATION.Per steamer Blue Wing
No 3--25 hhds sugar Lsvois e. Jamison---sundries
WAsHINGTON----Per steamer Sandy No g 1o7
bales cotton Bush & Levert-s3 Lehman Abraham a.
CO Wamsley &co--3a gernud a. Gibert--2l
W BurDf1dge GC0-- W Payne. Kennedy Ge0---1y
McGehse, Snowdsn Il Violet ~ Aleus Scherck e.
Autey-iS Meyer, Weis &oo--15 X I Bueknsr Bro
III Kenshaw, Camrnack &eo-7 Orders Temple S
Coons &co-5 Male Caumack. S Norwood Il Rich.
ards-2 Bloom &eo--2 A Teftrou----1 Levy, Loeb
Sehuerer &co-l 9 Spor-i l. Laesssagne hhds
sugar lob bbls moasses Jno Chaffe & Sons-41 do IL
hhds sugar kenshaw, Cammaek &Go~-14 do FOrstall
q Jumonville--4 do Brere & Wogan---3 DO @ l.
Walms,ey &co. q do Beraud Gibert--27 bbls mo
lasses Payne, Kennedy &eo--s bbls syrup ] w Bur.
bridge &co--792 sacks cotton seed N lotion Seed
AssOGiation-56 hides bales do 7 Casse-7l hides
pal do 26 sacks peas Rykoski Manade--63 hides l
bale moss Lacassagne-2 hides X Beer-5 do Gross
d WilIiams--26 do M Dpwling---13 do Horter &
fenner-2 do Hirscb Adler &co--i7 head stock Ay-
cock. Mi ehel &oo3 DO W MacoD-siIi dries to dor
Total 455 bales cotton 1872 sacks cotton seed liz
hhds sugar 17s bbs malassss
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabsl--No mani |
fest-14 hhds sugar Consiguee unknown
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
MERCHANTS INDEPENDENT PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, March 20, at 2. m.
- FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. MEM
49, A phis. Vicksbu re- and all intermediates
aEasaaaszszs points. The light draught and fine
passenger steamer
FANNIE TATUM.
John Elwel master, W. A. Moffat, clerk
Leaves as above, For freight or passage
apply on board or to -
DOUGLAS L WINBURF,
mh1s IS Natchez street.
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O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Below Coming Up.
ExDOrtH.

Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn, from New York
nth inst to A Moulton-
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.FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
.oFFIoE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Saturday Evening, March II. 1871 J
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

d. trch I.... SlsfufofV on S3@ose"e -
Same time last week. 81. 172. S79 Do sl45929 Il
Total last week 49,. gt96,851 46 1,16474 AZ
Total week before. -. 9.640,392 40 g92,4ls ~
We are indebted to Mr.. I. N. Maynard. mana
ger Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the
following report of the condi,1on o. inc sssocis.
IN 1877
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

Tor, IN an .nE...ses .sm..t. ". h... ssn,..-.s
10 loving me sttii, sod the rsst % npthtnE- VII
be your vifs,- she added, hKhily. sst On, hgs
lovingly, IN sPits efyesrs'
swellr Inquired Ella, On her cpurinN rrrurn
.'did you have ssce Gay. and what msrvsh hsrs
been hound IN the way % purcknscs- whAt have
you done with All yosr psrcelsf-
81 never bought ono rlnxls thing rpfurp.t
Mercfa, solemnfy. Il have haa nne impur7xna
business on hand. Klla, my oesr, 4 an rraly
engaged 70 be married. and shall wrnt vDn fsr
my bridesmaid before vcry long. I h.pe'-
AMerciA, voc are inoc1prshensfblef WIN. m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

hurried words before she had time 70 prevent
what she mentally termed "a scene"
But Miss westons contrition wasionly moment.
cry.
at 10 Just - we'll, perbsps," Thought she, "thst
he should relieve his mind ~ telling mo thlss !
put . stop to Il ali before"
r, HSa .ss, M f
said in low and almost tremslous tones, adr.
arisvedi liz. you 60 much :. fiisnS, and a.
ways shall DO that; but have promisedto marry
and she never deemed II necessary 70 adhere
MY strictly 20 truth: ior between nsr ~. and ~
cailea sn ,.ynss,st.o6,yg. Haze. nov sss
promoted Ss y !, i't s,, ,,o,, s.,,.,, .r,,,,,,
; ,hs .,si. arm With sssh unconscious 'i'l'n0s
hh .irMJ don't LOOK ct mo hso that cannot
You cssnot help "a" ne intsrrnpted, 70 ssrn,
- s'ne. .n @ You !, Ne n,as.po ~
Sc.r,eiy, and then continued, suddenly calm;
"ror fsy hours IDLE am ,,u, 70. have dons
~ M oSsc, ~ Sss.aSa ~ N. nnd s.s.n "orpov
snd Gonq H. sncT ,h,,. VIM .,s s,,~.,,I,.
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81 BE-. Your psrdoe. Mas Wsst.u.- he ~.
turned bttsriy. II AN svare 1 o,eSs "a b mont
sra,sn' 70 yoH TOT hnyi1 s sho.n me ySar s,ss
~ soy ~ AN r.S ~ ,n N. ~ Pernnps
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,s Ana VII ,t . nor pou, hs s.roeS svy os,or
tsknsnt N 49, = discss.,sT ~. x..,.@ - "a
asss. ~ ~ ssoh ann .osr u.k @so-
Arnold had sertsiniy be-. i.ts.ssiv r.de. s.d
Msrcis "a 1ossoxss 80 srla.s mn ~ a. nct
S::s sse.aE 81 . sIs.s ..' nov
sssI, PIT s. tcnE ne Az os Sonc \. 1ooS
noHn neil have the sense 70 leave more, ho 1polIt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

Juan Manned De Ro<as, the ex Dt,ti.or Of
tae Ar<u1ftns Csnsetsrattoa whs did rsesa,Iy In
Eagissd- xas rsrJ Ps<alaAr IN his sspsuatsa-
dnnoe a. The larzs ara h rsntsd ns,r South
1nps1a- HIS greatest hspptasss sseasi 10 b to
- als Anrss ant give 0r.ers % taase enptoysA-
H.s lave ID wat nay - termed dsspssi, e1n-
nsali vas - great tAAs n one vas allowed 70
Epeak = word exe-pt ~ vay Of seknosiedgmsat
c1n1an1s or n ansrer u Qaesttl1s. 0sa-
Rnsas aiuaYsras1 his tara at:sntAntS and Ia
barsrs AbSaE oae-tAfrf mora then tks earrsat
wages IN the dtstrsc-- but he hal ths PssultArtty
u only snga<tEs tksn day By day. Each msa
uas nsia dsily. And Told shes6sr he voad Be re-
snired On the nerros or not rhs Singular
Maszrs Of IL cAAra.-er sPranE from Q tetsrui-
asIrua cesSr 10 be osanA ~ any perm A1sar e.
GasaDeul- bal m the reszlt the uen f31 "a them
ssiros Ecncr,liy N regular enpl1Tuent AMI
vsrr tee eAEeg-s we're zadsL So slrietly tfsaip-
unarzaa we're lis habirs thkt eaca MAS ttmo
uas exlralare1 sc1r by hour he worked, ana
nIIy 70 carry tnis cut, parttcslariy u the sum
usr rnnrhs. ks haf Alsays Q night vAtehmAn
specially employed essh winter and summer. 70
rfnx ! large bali an.er hts bed chamber uiafov
srory half a0ur throsxhsat the night
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

1t is said thHt Mr.. Wa Page, or aistaA-
guished artist, once made 90 per1eut . suuy Of
one Of the Titan pictnres. ~ Flprunoe. thk1 I'm
AUTHORITIES insisted that Il Was an original. ana
would not let q pass until WISH 70 tina gallery
proyed their mistake There ID 4 re3,0T1 thai
Mr.. Pages studies ana lourneyA rendered nnoas-
sary by the preparation 70 okoou1e hif @eShAk-
spearen cost him roHrly as much money a. hn
has realized from the sale Of paintings during
his whole career Nrftnr IN thu 7FSbEns, %
Chicago, says that n MI. Page 10 reTreseunna Al
the Academy exhibition this spring Il musi he
By an unhnished picture ewing to orHtdn1sa IL
health
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

"Thn QmISlio n.Aane,s ne ssia, "a low,
y ZONE I,s. IA ,or no,niu% nv I'm III y
~. NJ ~ y, iiocatsa VIII smaSa.. voa I'll,
.v., ~ I,r aid u.v,,sx firmly thou,h With
flashing eyes, a. he pointed 20 Tie ladder now
being raised 10 ~ peInous Position.
Ins 1alvns. snauthsu MS 'noaiuss WIN
nkNeAPressNse es.ufo,
" place some small value upon my llle
LET me goV eJosulatsd Arnold through MS
set teeth, Is no wrenched himself nom the others
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

4
have repented Of my wretohed, cruel conduct TO
you the day before the nro. and how your noble,
ssas Seen m;.sgnSis RsnSa
she went on acknowledgement miserable than
you can have been, in spite o. your bodily pain,
q my utter Inability q DO anything for 90, any.
thing to help you. II might have nursed you
.d aS snS thss Continued sn
for the right to walt upon and attend to and com.
low and the color axsi1 hes ss S.S:
tiful hce) .for the love you offered me once.
aNoHs thousand times iol" he replied, w.
Nerds, proud, beautiful MeroiA Weston burst
setwosn her little slender hands, and sob6ing as
| u her very heart were breaking.
.h: pI IN sss I pss
but, oh It Is almost more than can bear, Arnold
know SO we'll its ysiue!"
drew her close, ciasped her fondlY TO hts breast.
my love 70, {Gu my darling e No thing s.pe
moment saa q my i With , my IsSis Ssars
Pows. q my being but do ysS think an :, %
pity, and let you tie yourself for NE % me, dis
| beauty, and health, and strength, and with my
| useless limbs, and scars, and womAn's weaknossi
/ No, my darling; from the bottom OF my heart I
| thank you for what you have said to me to-day
| but will never marry you row, MercAr
| He put her gently from him, but she nung her
| nTms round bis neck, and olung to him, still
weeping, but tears Of happiness now.
sHew can you be 30 cruel, Arnold" she whis-
| psTed, land talk OF your injuries 50 20 me, when
/ you know each word stabs me with solfrsproAch'
| caused you every wound and pain; and u 10 my
duty, and mine alone, TO comfort and help you
| now"
Then the tears vanished, and one Of NJ sreiA'i
| own bright Irresistible smiles flashed back.
at 10 ali Of no good, Arnoid, your sterniy-re
| pealed declarations that you Will not marry mo
| They shall rot avail you the least In the world