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, 1877-11-30

There Ia in progress at Halifax IN ir,-
portant movement III which Ohicago is par
ticulNsly Interested. The business men Of
tho Nova Sootian metropolis have UNDER
taken inensures calculated to seriously Affect
tue distribution Of graim aud other skip
.pontH from Atlantic ports. At publio
meeting held yesterday. Sir Hoax ALLAN
offered, IN condition Of reduction of pilot
age rates. in Halifax Harbor and OF the price
Of slip stores, to accept freight on through
bills Of latliag and carry It from Chicago to
Liverpool at tho sano rata ~ by way Of
Portland. There Ia scarcely doubt that
these conditions will be complied with, aud
have begun to ship grain on the now plan.
, 1877-11-30

The Commission appointed by the Treaty
ct Washington TO ascertain the money value
Of the f}sheriea concessions made 10 the
Uuited states by Canaaa finished It's work
at Halifax few days since. The British
member Of The Commission was Sir Atxx-
ANpEH r. GAIr the United Statea were rep
resented by the Hon. Ens1oH II, Kz11ooa,
Of Massachusetts; aud tho umpire, named hy
the Emperor Of Austria, vas Mr. Du Foass,
Belgian Minister Resident at Washington.
The decision was virtually male by the um-
piro, tho vote Of LII. Kx11ooo being with.
held. In view Of the result, It Is unfortu-
nate that Belgian was chosen to pass upon
tho question, for it Ia notoriousthat Belgium
has been slnoe tho Troa.y Of Ghent under
= British protectorate, aud the sympathies Of
native Of that country In dispute Of this
description are naturally with Groat Britain.
The motives Of the umpire will not be iu,-
pugned by anybody who knows Of bis chaz-
acter, but hts judgment may not have been
unbiased, - ho intanded and desired 1t
should be.
The award il q bulk sum Of o., SOC, 900, to
be paid BY the United States to Canada with
tn twelvemonth. Thia IL in eonsidsra-
ton OF tho privilege conceded to the daha1-
men Of this country, for twelve years from
ths date Of ths Treaty Of Warrington, Of
fishing anywhere In ths salt watoz7 Of Oanads
and tho Gulf OF st. Lawrence, without regard
to the thEee-miles' limit established by the
practice Of civilized nationa, In estimating
the value Of ths privilege, two circum-
, 1877-11-30

THE VAIUE 0F WEaTERM MoBT3A1E8
We hare adyices that tho artio,ea printad
by tho New York Time, mall1niup Western
credit, char9lpg fraud upou tlc entire class
Of loan.agonts in tue west, and predicting
ueneral collapso OF Western mortoaoes. hayo
haa tho effoct OF creating cout,iderable alarm
among pri,ato capitalists In the Eastern and
Nov Enplnnd Htates Win havc nnrav 1oana1
on real.estate securities In t],a Wast, Thia
effect. In titnos like iboso. was almost ann tn
follow Tho publlcation at anv statamant ,m-
nno,,iuo any lina Of cre.aits. Thrro IL bpe
little confidence In any class Of Investments.
and tnon who have ueans are constantly ap-
prehensIye OF material ah.inkags or total loss.
Everybody Il In q frame OF mind to give
credenco to auy rumor affecting tho credit
Of either indiyldus]s or corporstlons. and
, 1877-11-30

Gen. Grant uuAccountabiy skinned Spain,
and want to t,a,v.
~. - atro a.x
h. h.. ,o.nt IN IN ,hr ~, ssn..a. ~~
4'F, 49,. ', ,. !,
'osePa NooS ~ aot os@"'ak ~ largely ~
boston ~ he was last 4eAf.
H|iss Roae Evtinoe In acting DZsondkrd al
,.s r,-o,d,*.v ra*n,,o p Now yor,e
rr,o .s3,.ro. &.;un., :, "a, n.o,. hu As,s
o,..,.s =. Ds.,. >. s..s,,,,.a . 49, h,,,,,.,. -.
e's." ~ A" - S''~''0s@ - '''''""@
''''.
Joseph Jetarsous Oh painting, hosess
md Stream" hss been placea On exhibition IN
Nc" York.
The negro ynln2tre!a In New York have
COTTON hold Of HHs1enta Uab!es, +" snu arc making
good use Of than. d.
,r,o px,.;da,t .,a H. ru...s Lii .,tar1
., s ...sss. t "sAI. u~',.. ;" -, s...s.S m
~ ,.,% ~ n.es,"h,, NV S'3" @'"sA-''@ @~S*~'e
IT.. au,,.,, <,.,ah,. ru, uaouora.
..ta.. o..Isss. ."'A,.s'.. Ae -. .ss N.
sS''s... .N.NI.". .sV.u ~ 1ae ans p"'e@
-. s~0'A'."@ ~ '"' ot4'to Aos"'
Fhllhp8 brooka church IN Boxto1lt IE1aatJ'
II thu only ono OF ths KplscopAl denomination thai
keeps up full attondaucs ia that city during tho
nasd umes.
The reasons alleged for the btaakballng OK
udury N. Smith At Ito New Yesk Stock E1ehau2e
ars that ae was ut ono time partner With 1oas
Tweed, was With Jay Qou.d u q special, md took
4 part Ia the ulack kEtday bpxipeaa,
vorv .,,rs,oo ,,r..,t ~ ar.tova none
, 1877-11-30

Cable advicoa indicate p1ainly TINT the
Pope is passing through dangerous crisis,
with scarcely moro than n possibility Of re-
covery. In Vicuna information Is received
that l1o is Utmost in his last agony, aud tho
reports from Nomo arc Of q confrmatory
character.
, 1877-11-30

debts in silver. Then wo reduced The yalno
of our gold coin, and thon for forty yenra
paid our debts in gold because It was tho
cheaper metal. And 80 In the future,
whether gold OF silver bo' the cheapear, the
cheaper coin will bo used to pny debts, paf-
ticularly WHOM by tho contracs tho dehts aso
payable in cither coin at the option Of the
dnf,tnr
, 1877-11-30

They have . pleasant vsy Of disagzectn9
among Themselves on shs Omaha I,.dtpst45Aat.
IL appears that the editor thereof and tho
nu2t1 critic entertained different views upon
the merits Of tho KsLLoaa-CAAY concert,
whereupon tho e<litor throws himself upon the
public With tho following chee1t,d snnouucs-
Inens:
saf, NJ. EvwANp Fnk1kxAaKx, alncts with ths
sditof IN soma respects In regard 70 tne KELLo0a
, 1877-11-30

Utica, N. r., having exported two great men,
IL now reapin9 its reward In IMPORTS. An en-.
terprislng undertaken has secured a compcten.
and superior hcarsc, which Is described by tho
Hfrald Of that town as "llnishcd In heavy black,
wish massive plato-glass sides and ends, hut ths
running part Is neat md light A great COIL
petition has arisen among tho Uttcaus In tho
patronage Of this efficient instrument. which,
wo arc told, "has been in demand almost COR.
SANITY sinco its nrrlYaE'
, 1877-11-30

It Is claimed by tho New York Herald that It
It had kept .ts storm warnings At homo anstclA
Of sending them to England. tho Huron would
still float. Through serious error tho supply
on hand was mlscalculated. Great paper that
Herald, and ono OF the most sousi itlTe weather.
cocks In tho world. -"
, 1877-11-30

Mr. DnEN1ANo IL d modest Representative.
I1o aays: i bare o few bills before the House.
I aucaa two Of them arc Important" Most Of
our Congressman In this degenerate day would
have unbluahingly assumed to know whether Or
not their bills amounted to anything.
, 1877-11-30

There Is room for suspicion that Mf. BAN
T11Dhn md MIR. ToM HgADa3cKY haye recon-
ciict tho differences heretofore existing between
them. ToM ts lecturinR on "Revoluttou,"
while SAN Is holding blmself up a. tho fzlghtful
example.
, 1877-11-30

Senator snAnoN 10 his brother 8anntors: II
mn Al good Republican - any Of you. A!at
living up to the tln1es} Amt toG yerof"
, 1877-11-30

,,,~o, h,s l,oI;ot that no4 ton,,, ~ +1,o
,nno.oro, I oauatt Nv am ar;cana IN ~. " nn,f
-, q, Ta.srnr.. w.. tshna t., s,,o.a. ~
~, .,-.,o,.. ~ $500, hawsws. T.. su,
oedad H. f,,,.,,,., t,,nro. x.,,,o1, ,,t,,e, H.,
ir..horo o,tc,, ~ t,,a 1n,sr{can f,.hnrn,a, ] ~ ~
ono.,h;1s ~ ,,,oir to,al Thn ,n,n, .,nn,nt
~ tho Afo.soohuaatts uo,no md Nsw
1ro,n,,.h;ra ;,,s,,oc,;on nv ~ yoor 1s-a
ras ON mn ha,rs,s nf ,hts :ota1 on1v
n o11 ,,orro1a wora c.reht hv rrn;ta,1
statoa voaael. IN lin nr1f ~ ~
1,nvronce. md on1v % tot 1,ar7rta vcra
canoht in nr;ti,,, tarritor;ot uata,a
At he average nrjce of Al. n mr. barrol, tho
rr;v;;ap. 1xoa wortl, to tho initial stoiea
tb.t vanr onlv ao7.o1r. IN 1874 the nriri.
iaoo .yoa .ror,h Nv tha son,o hoeta ~ rect
on;no am mn Tho ro,urns Tor 1s75 NJ
1871, have bonn withheld bv tho Oonafdan
onthortties Int Il IN a,1mit.ei TINT TIN 1,sf.
cries for thoae vcara waro failuras 1,bo
nrcraoo yo1no of ,bo nr;yi1eoo cnn,nt ba
ar M, ,,ar .,,,,, mi .i,o a,vor;1 ~ q. IN
nv, for ,,rotro va.ra .aer,,oo thot t,,o az
nnai bencf,t tn the t1nitod stntst IL s45s.
ya3.
- .ho ,.,1o,n..,, .,oo,t .tono p,.;.t,.n. ,,,,,
,,io- nos;fv;nr fsct Il ,vont,, !. n~a,a.to-,
ona]v ,,n;rat Int there ia a second n,,nt IN
Ia cona,5,rc3 nr wnv NJ otraot N tha oon.
cssa;on ~ Canada ,,,a 11ni,ei, siotos ao,oo1
hv tbo trTaotv NJ washington, n a;1,nit
Canaa,on mactorc, IN 4h,a coro,rv froo ~
duty. Tho tlntv nrsviouslv wos e2 ner hor.
raj. 13v v;rtua of Tia rnt,ote. tho 11n;tod
stotcs ioat in onstoms md uava to cit,zens
At (,ouaf3a stg1.7;a in 1afn. am asf, IN
1s7I. a165 o7c IN 1s7s. and s16a o7e n
1876. Tl,cso f,onrca i,oth tboao rctotino IN
tho nmonns of fssb canott and tn t1,e rohntca.
are ofrlcia1. for tt,a bottor comnrehona,on n
than, Il Il uor,h e1dino ,,,at ,1,o ,nocloro1
asbarioa mn Tho on1v onoa of vsl,o
in t1isnnte, The Initial gtatcs nro Tins
shown n have ojven IN rohatea mora
than tu;ca w},at tbor bovo ro,o;vo1
rhov hovo o;vcn IN n1fii,;or IL roro,1;or
dabcnnon ,ha nriv,]eoo of asb;no n our
ratcr. north Of tbo tl,jrtv.n;ntb iioorao If
1otiiuda onr own f,shcrioa within thoao
l,n,;ta oro anil IN ho os vo)noh,s aa thoaa ~
ranoaa yn,o, Fosrrp'a orcn,nont xos
s,,m,nad nm t,v him In f1ve nointa viz F,rat
tbnt tLe nToyinca of .ho conm;ssion ,vaa tn
oat;rnn,, +ta vo1ro n irhoh;}onta NJ VI,
I1nitea stotoa of now riohta accordad ~
thor hv the 4,ros,v ~ 3vaab;not,,r, eo,-
md. that within .boao limits ,ho-o
oro m f,shor;oa orront for mo,tor.1
vhtch tho 11n,,ea statao :. do ~ c.n
o,1vnntoooo,,atv nnrano. mir, tbs, tho
vor;ons ;ncii1onto, on1 rac;nr,ca1 o7von,o,os
of tho treaty src,, M fba nr;v;,ocoa ~
, 1877-11-30

Boston u impressed with tho opinion TINT tho
sprcading popularity Of baked beaua through.
out less cultured ctties originates In snobolsa
destro Of the people to ape the nristocracy:
, 1877-11-30

II PATTERSON would realgu, hia friends would
bring strong pressure to bear upon Gov. HAAp.
TON to appoint him Warden Of tho South Caro-
lima penitcnttasy. Ho would, Il the laws ase
promptly executed In that State, be nlways on
hand and In position to know whnt is neccs.
aary for tho comfort Of tho prlsonera.
, 1877-11-30

I"tyho'o Az t4tHeR 0o1u ~ L1l6 UpLou u tbV
dobsor.
-nr,r~r ~ 49, .-
a;.notni, T~se.od - ~. :. ~ snoL.V' ~ .u,,
~ .rr,,r n,,,,1xr fr,., r...."s.:...Ia
st.to, Tin, IN Co,,n,,, ~ w.. .r,,,a.. -,
h;,ha,,o In, f1,o annrnmo a,rao,,on - ,,;,i.
torv onarnt,ona ia r. ho .rsnsfornas y ,n,a
vrarafr 1o,;},ora,,vo 1.oav ,,n;,o. ~ p.s.,
.,onen ~ sfrs-.,, pasta IT, .f,a,,.a. .'s. -,
Wa Tha ato,t ~ +1,;a n,a 10 4, .~n,,nts.
+ha a;roct;on ~ onorat,oru In Mrar, =, fro,n
M,u..on,, n.v,n p.,ho ,s}, .,o. ,ha r.o.t
t,rotu,rort ,no,,hor ~ tha ror,,o,t ~ w.
M. ,,,rror> f,os ~ ,,,o r,o1;.,, ,,ar.,z .,,,,
NV tho nrolim,nor;oa ~ thia i,nnortort
nction. and thev orc NJ ,nora thon ordinary
,ntoreat no rnrt ~ ,ha 1,,a,or1 ~ ,ha ,ro.
trhe nonn1nr nnccoa,ncas IN r:,nutnntInonIo
,s,fh roco,,1 IN .ha conduct NJ Nm ,var ,,aaon
tn sbow ,tactf nnb,tc,v Nov. : uhon r1acarda
wera r,o.tcd IN stn,n},orf1 occrs;n1 ,ho Cov.
cr,,n,ant NJ having aacra. oooot;at;ona ui,h
tto nnsa;ana IN co,c1udo r. f,;eoa,roua
ncoce and ca1tino unon r,o,riofa IN
lin Ar.uuorn n.,,.n 17,n ,,,a,o,;1g
.vcro ,orn t1own In, that r,o1,t or .ttarr,t
,vaa ,no;1o r., ,,o,so,, sr,u,ot,,, f-r,., .-,Iah
he NARROWLY esconc,1 viii, hia i;fa. IN .he
aan,o tlav Il wna mw,o nu,,,,o That lho nn,tan
tnt1 ,,,oarnoa tint tho pror,t,at tf.u,uvr o,,-
,,coraa In him and worno,1 ,,;m.ttat Ma aofo.
~ ~ b;a tbrono .,1 i,,s ro,io,;on f7o,,anioi,
npon hie making naace ,rl,araunan tto
SULTAN vont In b,s f,rat o.,-o1oror an, forr,1
that he n1so ha1 hat1 tho aamo visjon. Tho
cojncii,onco wna damned On ,mnortont tbot
tho she,k.n,.I .Islon, nnrroto] thu atorv in I'm
mosonea. ~ na In n1cnnro Tho nnh1ic mimi
for roaco. IN lin gtl, ~ Ndvorn,,or a mi.
nedrod conar;ra,v IN t1onoaa tho nartv IN
.,oyor <,oo ,1;.c,vorad ,ha r,ot,,o haIue A.
,nal,a ,o]it;oo1 coniio1 mi ~ tho natione1 "a.
o,so. a,,,1 o1o,,ato .h.+,o ,r,,, -ro-o L., fro.
~ reoco rrho roaroc,,va 1oo;,.ra <,1o vor,
o,,noeod n ooch o.hor IN tho strnro,a woro
M.u,,onn n.v,n who nm T., fovor -
~vor ~ onv cns+ md yr1o, posho
vbo uoa H. yovor =, ,,oooo Ro,h M
t,-otbo~.-;,- -,otv ~ t,o su,ta, Anrr, NV,
os vo,I M ~ tia ax.snJtnn Afnn.n Tha
-ooro no-tv t,,1 ,ho od1ortooo 1,ocoruo +ha
aulton II ,,oraonol1y IN foror ~ noara and
,hov also ,yortoi1 ,nor h,n, w;ti, IN rro.
tanso .ha. tbo ,novorouta ~ tho ,vor ns-tv
,sa-o ;rs,,;xod h. .ha ~ y,1.., arrn,, r-;,;,
I'm ,;o1r ~ raooir;ne ,bo th-ona rrha
rooco ,a,,v ,ooms ~ bovo bsan nort,o,,v
s,,ccossfr,l frr thev havo ,,co,nnti.ho,, To-,
vorv ;,rnortart reH,1,a Tir.t thov bnxo
- j,nronccI tba rcoo1nt,on N s,r,1 IN Tho
soot ~ ,vo~ t,,a 1,rro -ao,,.~ forro ~
troops s.''a III oo"s'an'.noplo tnat 8ney nave
NOT yes ooen dlspatoned, aithoa8h an ofdor
had been tssuod for the mobilization OF tho
Homo Guard to take their places. Second,
, 1877-11-30

II now appears that tho conciliation policy Is
to be carried Into tho smallest details. Tho
Presidents message, with accompanying docu-
mcnts, will b furnished the evening papers
f}r1t.
, 1877-11-30

;. Mr. FaAak .RANpa has such a bitter. hatred
for penitentiarics that 1t would be a rank iulus+
tice to commute bis sentence to Imprisonment
for life In the event OF his conviction.
, 1877-11-30


THE SENATE STRUGGLE.
Tho Democratic conspiracy to soize tho
control Of tho United States Senate mot will,
m unexpected check during tho session Of
Wednesday. Tho Democrats, who Ind on-
joyod tho cooperation Of PATTERSON and
CoxovEn in every vote that had boon taken
since Tho struggle boga1,, thought they might
count upon their apostasy throughout, and
fnlly expected TO scat Hamburg Bu71Kn at
once. Bat CosovER, It scema, hns only
ngrecd to vote for Bur1Ea, but has not takcn
a contract for tho actual delivery Of tho Sem
ate into the hands Of tho Democrats. When,
therofore, 1t came to o question Of prece-
dence between KEILooo's case reported by
the Committee, and DurIEp's case. on which
there las beeu no Committee report,
the terms Of CosoyER's compact with
tho Democrats permitted him to voto
with the Republicans. The Chair' ruled
very properly TINT KEr1ooos caso was en-
titled 10 priority on tho calendar, and tho
Democrats. In their partisan greed, wero de-
termincd eyen to 20 behind parliamentary
law. md oycrru1e tho Chair in o decision that
was obviously correct. But this was not CT.
pticity stated in CoNovsR's bond. 30 that ho
refused to vote with them, and eyon judge
DAVIS refused to stultify himself BY voting
ior what be, as lawyer, know to 10 fa1so
positon. 10 that tho vicc.prostdont was
sustained by a yoto of 20 to 29, and KK1-
1ooo'e cose thus gained precedence. Now
ca1no the timo for tho Democrats to f,libus-
ter. They wore thrown uuon tho defensive.
md. notwithstanding thov had boon presaino
1u71rn,s caso on tho ground that there hod
beon unnecessary and unfair do1ay in report.
ina tho Kz11ooa case, tl,cy then refused to
fix day for takjuR a yote on a1l the cases,
md sought by oyory means at their CON-
,nand to prevent tho consideration of llx1-
1ooo's case.
When the motion WINS uado to proceed
with tho confederation of the Kr1tooo casc.
, 1877-11-30

It ts scarcely probable that Judga DAy1a will
60 back to the Democracy before tho BurLEa
casc II definitely settled. It takes him longer
to turn oscr than any other man In tho Senate.
, 1877-11-30
THE PRESIDENT on RESUMPTION AND
R1TVER


silyor coinage. Assuming this publication
to be substantially correct, wo have, thon, an
inti,nation Of what tito President conceives
To 10 the proper policy.
In relation to spocio payments he merely
afIlr7na his own we1l-known opinions or
pressed in tho Ohio campaign In 1876, in his
letter accepting tho nomination for tho Pros
fdencY In 1876, md In his inaugural address
in March, 1877. All thcso were generally in
favor of suca an Improvement of the cur
rency ~ would re-cstablish specie values.
IIo again commenla tho policy Of
reaching specie payments md aub-
stituting rctlccmablo for m irredeomable
paper currency, aad he expresses the con.
yiction TINT any hesitation in purpose OF
chnrgo in methods, 30 far from avoiding or
reducing thoinconvcnlsnces insepaEab1o from
disorder, tlishouor, nud disaster to the
finances Of the Government and Of tic peo-
plc. All of this means that the President
opposes my cl,ango In tho Resumption law,
either as to the date fixed for resumption
or tic manner in which tho attempt to tc-
slime will be mnle. o..
Tha President considers. however, TINT
the reimbursement Of our coinage System by
tho reconciliation Of the silver dollar,
tl.ouel, a subordinate question, has m i'm
portant relation TO TINT Of resumption Of
specie payments. Tho President premises
lis comments OIL this snb|ect by saying
"As there IL no doubt Of tho power OF Con-
1,-,os ,,cf1ar FIN cnret;tni;on In min ,oonnr
and regulate tho valuo thereof. and rs this
powor covcrs tho whole rauge Of authority
applicable 10 tho metal, the rated
value md tho lcgal-tondor quality
which shall be adopted for tho coin
nge, tho considerations which should in
luce or discourage particular measure con-
nectcd with tho coinage bflon9 clearly to the
prosiaee Of kgisiatipe discretion and ef pulls
erpelirncv." This Is clear conclusion tint
the measure Of reconciliation of silver is
not ono on which there can be my constitu-
1.,,ta a,..A :. n.. ,....1.- nd.7.....,1
, 1877-11-30

That stubborn gentleman known AZ the Preai'
dent Of the Senate appears 10 hare cast tho
Democratic mule by bis little vote.
, 1877-11-30

Tho Naw Tnrk YufLrfjn tlfcn1satn7 fhn
ainconoru;ties nj tbe 41oiu1ol,ar." nroncs
that there is a most t1ep1ornbto inconsistency
In advocating tho coinage of the dollar Of
412l orains Of silver, This inconsistoncv fs
fouufl in tho fact TINT Il silyor he restorai.
rs Ia oonernl1y conceded will In The caso. to
ia ortlinarv ya]uo. than thu American siiyor
t,o|1ar having tho ,o,;o of s;rtean orncea If
silver to ono ounco Of 1old, will ha wortl, 1oa
cents In oo]d. md. beinu morn vo1uoblo as
hullinn than M co,r, vii, l,e exportef3. 1eavInr
cold The cl,oanor coin. tbcn in conerol nso
Con seonently. il is aroued. TIM. the :. silver
neonlo" f,o not bolfoyo that thu vo,uo NJ
Silver will In rostoro,1 md TINT t},ora IN M
danocr of nm crnort NJ s;lver or. that thcv
Frs indifferent whether It s1,nll hcoome moro
..ot,,oh,, tl,,, ,,r1, ~ ,,,t ~ mar +i.,, ho,.
not sufloiently considerud the working Of
tho n,oaa,ro Of ronouotizntion to know what
viii bo TIN offeota, Il than, with Tho rsuat
inso1enco of tba gold faction. ad1s !.
In t,r,,. IN, .s,,o,,a,. .ot,, ,,,r. tothc,.,. r.x,v
have Two sets Of arguments. one for ,hsIr on.
pouents the other for their friends and either one
eats tho other up. They ten ths opponenta Of re-
-. In. 'aelr s'na WI A., .sae
could DO no injustice to tho creditor ciass; md
they assure .hc Weatern and Southern pcop1c that
tho blu viii enable them to pay shelr Eastern
s s.,a. ensapsl sn." goa eleeu
mt rcco,er itz Wire ioxon Al, no.,,h,,,,v W." ~
denial, there ID either dishonc..y or lamentabio
confusion Of ideas In this method Of advocacy thst
% me s,a'ef lenders are arc ouona ~ 70 explain eeforo
aaou,ion % M or Mr' pn.sn. % btil. M ' '''A'A ''' 'a'
, 1877-11-30

ORIENTAL LoD1E. No. 50, 4. r. 4 4. af.-lIatl,
121 laSalte.9 Special CoEamnteaton th!s tFFiday)
ysitorF conajlT nyIted 10 meet With us liz order oi
the Master. +. \. TUCKER. Scc'f,
, 1877-11-30

Wo would call Mr. HAyxa' attention to tho
fact that 1t was ~ Illinois and not m Ohio man
that did It.
, 1877-11-30

Now 1lc substitutes an "mn for an "n,h aud
Is known ID CONoyAR.
, 1877-11-30

co1lscnsn Novelty Theatre. -
Clark street, between Ilaoto!ph and Washington,
Variety performance. Afternoon anh evening.
, 1877-11-30

T1cy1ckcrss Theatre.
Madsnu ttrrtt. between 6tats and Dearborn.
Lillian, at Totnan't Eatt Lasc." tfestiAmes Don,
.oucal'* etc. 3fcssss. Nhcclock. Lesrock. etc.
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The other day, when a milk boy called
on one of his customers, the good dame,
believing his commodity to be, like human
nature, of mixed character, asked him,
Chow much water does your mistress think
proper to put in our two quarts of milk p
"pm sure" replied the rogue, 81 don't
know; neither does she, for she just
splashes it in"
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ACCEPTS THE SITUATIoN.-At Columbia, S.
c., few days since, "old Wash," ex.Gover-
nor Chamberlain's coachman, was accosted
by one of his old friends as follows:
say, Wash, whar is de Gubner ?''
Well, sar, de Gutner don't stay ,Oid me
nOw he is circumlocated in de county, sar,
an ! is de spectacle coachman OBJ Mr..
Chamberlun, de Ex-Governor Of dis State.
We has adjourned from dat situation, sar.
an no longer Graves the empty honors."
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Boy criminals are just now bringing
themselves into public notice. In Fred
ericksburg, Va, James Finch, aged II,
deliberately shot and killed playfellow
who reproved him for swearing. In New
Orleans, Nathan Boyd, aged 9, purposely
set fire to house out of revenge for being
whipped. In San Francisco, Arthur Ben.
nett, aged IA, nearly killed his sister by
stabbing her. In Buffalo, Robert Aikens,
aged 10, mortally wounded another boy
with an axe.
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When Parson Brownlow was attending
conference at Abingdon, Va, in 1850, he
suffered a serious illness, and Bishop
Capers and other divines present were
rather anxious to know how the "eccentric
parson . felt in view of an exchange of
worlds. Accordingly they visited his room,
and the Bishop read the Scriptures and
sang and prayed with him. On taking his
leave, DR.. Capers took him by the hand
and, looking him full in the face, inquired
as to his prospects beyond the grave. The
answer was prompt and confident. "Well
Bishop, if had my life to live over again l
could improve it in many respects, and
would try to do so. However, if the books
have been properly kept in the other world
and Of this l have no doubt-there is a
small balance in my favor"
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Maryland & Delaware II. r.
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