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ttf-tE@% NEW YORK;
ice Ssw o xeas Assh ss s:s sRasa
n tsn .e 1885, sss 1s France 1900 Sses Conf
R Without Ut DECIDED cinge Better
port trade hghr; closed strong but quiet, southern
%Sei r%
falr home--trade demand: ungraded western mixed,
buyers favor for mixed. CoGee-Iis, better grades
scarce, firm, and In demand; low grades dull aud
Eaf sSa re Sael quiet
ossr Ras %ss,
mand Carolina, 6sta64c. Tallow steady; prime,
Sc k9in owss 5w gusPsn9s 4 Rasa
y WR.tsS ss N
S1.10. Freghts steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March l2.-Flour moderately active
and arm: Howard-Street anc western supcrtne,
S5@s5.75: extra, s5.75G*8.75: family, $6.75@
s $685. sly T Ro s ssfnss 5 ss sss
Wheat more active and frmcr: Pennsyyania red.
Ssss e. S Mysna 5s PT%s cSsin sse
over lower southern While i@52s.c.: yellow @5sc.
Sision a duh and Seik Ness pork, $500: Bacon
shoulders, 7@ 7sc; clear RIB 9ae LaEdIRs a ned
medium grades, which are dull; Jobs. ,l7H@22c.
Whiskey dull at sl.O9H. Sugar quiet at l1se.
LOUISVILLE. - ~ - -
LOUISVILLE. March 12.-F1our steady and
s5e wsf Corn da %se:
tss Mixed mSsi 41s FFss 5sf Ses
ribs, TIC. clear sides. &c. Bacon dull and unset
tied; shoulders, &c; clear ribs SIC clear sides,
unchanged. Whiskcy drmer at a1.06 Basgins quiet
ut 12G13c. ......-s-.-. p, .ff,r
CINCINNATI. March 12-Flour steady: family,
Slo Corn quiet and steady at 49S43as, 01's
de r uea at s iaa Isrd in good demand
and lower: stcarn-rendered. 9@9Hc.: kettle, l0G
nomi sc short S hsd rib
nomiualIy TIC. Bacon dull; shoulders, 64c, clear
rib Ss sas s T heel II &
p paeki"s reecip's ioSo head; Ship
ments, $50 head.
ST. LOUIS, blarcb 12.-Flonr bgoysnt; fall alex, ex.
ira scarce and wanted at $5.50as575; wheat
dull; No. red fall, $l.4B: No red fall, sl;4554
as4kc. Rye, GAG. .Whlskey Iuiet ut sl:o5. Pork
dull and weak small lots, $l4.25. Lard dull at
Sa rs s a. S s ssd dull an
nominal. Cattle steaby and unchanged
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. March 12.--FlOur quiet and unchanged.
/ Wheat unsettedand generally lower; No, = Chicsgo
spring, 81 .23N cash $l.24H, April; 81 .29S, May
No. Chicago spring, sll5 Corn rsirly aenVe ana
Oats in light demand; holders frm prices higher
at 3aHc.. cash; 32Sc., April: 35e. 3lay. Rye firm
and unchanged. Barley duh and lower ut age:
Sl3.55@SI3.57 t, April: *13.75, May; under news
OF failure Of heavy New York firm. sr 1s dp ana
| Bulk-meats dull and lower shoulders. &c.; short
ribs, Tie; short clear sides, TIC. Whlskey dull
and lower ut II .O4. = ..sit. H4LA,
| Afternoon BoGrd.-Wheat lower at Sl.24 April;
III. 2a, Nav. Corn lower at 39ac., April 43c MAY
bats lower Pork heavy and lower a. 10 1oeg
at 1895, April; $Y.0o May
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Catue quiet; prices
unchanged: sales, 225 head. Sheep III fair DE-
Inand; sales-good sold at 44@7c. Hogs un-
changed; sales, 5000 head.
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C0ALAND WOOD.-CheapestII and b

tuet n market Best arst-class Nut, Crate, Egg,
and Stove Anthracite from So, 1926 to $3.50 per
ton OF 900 pounds, delivered. Liberal deduction
per load of 1900 pounds or 81 to $521 per ton OF
5000 pounds; Glover Hil and SOFT Coke from I,
So rs to 1926 per 900 pounds. OAK and PINE
WOOD az low as the lowest. Call and be convinced.
Be sur sure to ask for PAGE. Nineteenth and Cary
streets. (, lfe l4l.s 6: CHARLES ii. PAGE.
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HEAVY REDUCTION IN NY Ma.
III CHINE-PREPARED SAWED AND KIN.
on every cord by buying from me. A cargo Of
FRESH ANTHRACITE just arrived. Prices to suit
at inv branch Office, corner Of Broad and Jefferson
Streets orat PR. CARRIEGTON'S.
+ NH q ge..5 Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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f'lonr.

Fine. 1926; superilnc. S6.35; extra superfne,
81 25 common family. S7.75 fancy family, 37.75
TSS.52. Market steady. tss, ... s' 80; .rar
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

y" IT y. MONDAY, March II, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised a hogsheads and
IA Ierces The offerings auction on Change were
SO packages Of which number 21 we're taken In
aud the remainder sold at prices ranging from So to
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ZEN. FRANKLIN COAL.

= This day landing % tons Of the celebrated Ben
FRANKLIN and Reliance Bed and WhiteAsh Egg
Stove, and Chestnut COAL :. +, .i!li II,
Those in want of choice article will please send
In their 0rtlers Dealers furnished on liberal terms.
WRIT ROBERTS, =,
field =. corner Seventeenth aud Cary streets. =
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
ANTHEMS BANK OF RICHMOND.
P1D-UP io9'osooss
.. ". PICKREEL, President.
IS. j. sNEAD. Cashier.

Deposit, OF one dollar aud upwards rcectyea, ans
a ner cent allowed on deposits
az 1oaits reca,ess s,jcqis DO check without notice,
sud irssresi allowed on same &c not checked on more
frequently than two ortEsse sts'es Esest
O'clock p. a., aud on Saturday FROM r M.l1
p. nj. sg5sssl ~ So-eS~
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, xc.
PLATED-WARE.

OHM Aa!ANDl PLATED-WARE. :;
OVASES, new stylcs-cameo. decorations; co.
LOGNE SETS, Of the late Vienna and Centennial
aud English direct importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: PLATED.WARE-Pickle STANDS,
Tea,sets Crd- new patterns pAa.
BRONZES-French and japanese finish. Call and
see styles and prices before purchasing. No trouble
to show goods u GEORGE GIBSON, IRE
..;successor to James w. Gibson,
de 10 ~ lf,.,ss.iE- ,,y kst712O7 Main street.
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rOALMONT( WA BLOCK COAL,un-
" surpassed us CRATE coal. Branch Office cornerof
Broad and Jefferson streets :Coa1mont Block Coal
is more economical for CRATES than any local coal, rs
it takes less kndling1wood, burns up much closer,
retans IRE much longer, eIntts no sulphur. For
making small fire YOU use far less; Ia there
anything like the quantity of cinder In CoalMont
Block Coal that there Is In our local coal. '
- p. II. CxtRRTNGTON, ;; -
NH d Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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A. O.C., 23c.; &. Il Co, 24c., z. 81, z5c.; Anchor
=27c.ssA. g. C.e z6c. ,G.y &c. Csc. n
LIQUORS Wines. re. e sssss
,,s4ls: Scotch, best brands, pints 329t2I6 y
sGssndiss: Domestic. sl.2s@ss: ffndts $50
CTS; virginia .pearfl, 3fSS3.So.
Rys WHtskeps: Mediums. 81 .60Gt42: pure old. ~
e@S4 vi!gnta nountain, new, $2G42-5o; Ola
&2.50@$3.60 ana upwards. F@yE ~ - q 81
Rs,o England Ran1 al 40. s'-' 70 = -
,Resttsed IYhiskeys: Market steady; proof,
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
y Lumber: White oak. 81 2las15 q 1000: westery
Vlrslnia poplar. $l2.S06$26 $4,000; white pine.
$20N$75 u 1000 yellow pine boards, o10A4t4:
0st@ S12Gy1S, according To lengths. ShingieF-
Pine. S2.6OMS5:t cypress slx-Inca. s1.e0G41y
p 1000. Laths-Spitt; 81 so; sawel, s2.26@$2.5a
Stapss: Whiskey barrel timber green. 81 sGSeeF
Timber, S6@S7 80 p 1000 P5our-barrei poles, 81
@9; hogshead-hoops, no demand; hickory -hoopss
- - b1iEs-Ssed4
,Nhfpskttf. 4OA45c. q hushei
Bro,DnsluH: 256t3Oc. p brshel.
Shorts = 2OI25c. q busi,c;. ~ 'k-. =
= W1ssnt Brun : zoe. . bnshei. ~, -! .sigf.' :,
Corn Bran: 1Sc. pef bushel..
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse. Toys mining, 36ca s1.25 p 100 feet.
Potoder: $S.75 by the I'VE ke.s-icsS tlian i've
kegs, 1926 blasting, S3.ZSS9s3.o0:
8 Shot: Northern, 2.fo@y2.30 y ncS ef ~ ps.
h GrindStoneS: lAGO2kc. q ID. l.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GO OK CLOVER HILL COAL Sj.
SA.[cs delivered in any part of the city.
1000 pounds HAIL, 1925: 1000 pounds
LUMP, S2.75; 1000 pounds HAIL, "a; 1000
pounds lump, IS. ENGINE COAL, cheapest ever
offered, quality considered. T. &. JONES,
Commercial Agent,
NH -...-. s.s. - Seventh and Byrd
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.ty3i ~ -: : Il 80 %ssSse
.is'a,..gst ~ =. ii s,fl Is SIT 80. Hi
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b is az s ase;
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quo ICE GOODS.
RAIsINs, CURRArsTs
So. t.ITRoS. SHIELDED ALAoNfs u s5
! az an, IrfNE, NttTS, FIGS ,sats slsst3'
I ~ Ifz2lsSl's se7 Hruad
see Sos.g y IS ss IA
CIIoI0E GOODS.

1, - slg t,I.. 4 cd 2 q q
i Il 4 7. - 4
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L OWUIiN
The Cabinet was sworn in by Judge
Cartier, when there was a general CONVEX
sation preliminary to the first regular meet
ing tomorrow. ~ - a2 -H@.. 49, 10
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KELLoGjG's DEFEAT. PROBABLE.

f..-s. ~. RELLOGG d UEFEAtE fhobAbLE.
3. A close poll OF the Senate shows that Kel-
logg, should vote be forced, would be de-
feated,i and the Democrats seem to have con-
sented that the question should 90 over to
the next Senate. The Senate Privileges and
Elections Committee, by strict party vote,
authorized the chairman to report to the
Senate tomorrow that Kellogg has the
Lori,nQ-facie right to admission as senator
from Louisiana, and should be Immediately
sworn in. The Democratic members will
present dissenting report. - - ~
CHAMBERLAIN AND PACKARD TO DE oUsTED.
The leading idea with the President and
his advisers lis to compromise Chamberlain
and Packard out OF their claims to De Cow
ernors of South Carolina and Louisiana.
The most ardent friends OF the gentlemen
have abandoned all hope that they Will pc
kept in, or rather forced into, gubernatorlal
power by the military. The southern
leaders demand more haste than the Admin
istration is disposed to make. 1t is claimed
for both Chamberlain and Packard that they
are good men, and have been faithful to
their party, and must be allowed to eyaeuate
their unfortunate. positions with all the
honors of war, 10. 81 .F..t3 a.
~ The Republican closes. an elaborate article
ION Louisiana and South Carolina with the
following: e However, the policy OF the
will ssoon behmade known.
AS observed above, the matter will be sub
kmitted to the Cabinet tomorrow, after
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PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Catue quiet; prices
unchanged: sales, 225 head. Sheep In fair de-
Inand; saes-good sold at 44@7c. Hogs un-
changed sales, 5000 head.
, 1877-06-09

anl.h dre.s fot Mr.; nrown's ,s,.i, which ! had
!, w. ;sos s'i tired ont, and aid. s.i,nss;
now and night, and / .don't want ron
,hoola tsks q Any mofe sewtoe. r,!aet thlnk
children w!thont you working yoof fingers o1i.,
30. when Mrs. brown eame jur the drefa declined
taking the half. f.hozen shirts which by previous ar
ranFenent :he bfoaehs for me e make. told her
more sewing u was w!th a lighter heart than I
htd known fos daya ! / At once sst abont emitting
liz how should spend the q. 70 which had care.
fully ssttd. When l heard Benjar,tn's atep I
hastened e open the door. .nd foupa 10 my dummy
that he bad lost. The market went down, down,
and and, 1a9aEht ths neas dsy wonid btIng hin lask
Iie had 50, 40 I gave him 8 OF my 81: 10 with
which to tr{ eEn!n. After tea !eft genJatn!n
With the children and ran over 10 Mra. Owens 10
Ret tho1e ahssts which was !cry glad % make and
any other plain Ae~tns which hho o. her iricnIs
might like 70 pnt ont. So. with sigh Of di.ap-
pontmnnt. rolled up The little garments for Oar.
again 10 decline work until Benjamin Bentley had
made anceeea OF epaculatlng.
BENJAMIN DEsrLEr's WtE8.
, 1877-06-09
WESTERN PATENTS.

4 weekly LIT Of United Blates puteuta lsssped 10
The &nvcntors Of Illinois, Wisconsin. and Nlchlgun
for tho week ending June &, 1H77 and each patent
In tho list will bear that date. Reported expressly
for THH cHscAao Tnlnuxs by A. II. Evans Co. !,
Patent Boltcton, Washington. D. CT
ILLINOIS.
sherburna Skinner, Chiesso' cooking attachment
.: i'o.stus. cSirsss. :.smp nsi. ''
~. j: }atnas, chlcaxu. coAt.olI aloTe-
WIKI %tk;asa1k ;Gs!sskcfh keh;s.xI5 ;Saas5si%t bar,
Iftkn Wight CItcaxo.. aIs.proof columns.
4. j. HSS.hs. 5:e.!as. si ehseE:tov planter.
MM,,k.iSta: ks1ts1 e:y,S|s1!ck aad stacker
i. 4. Adams. Sandwich. asfrrstrf.ieei.,
=. X nSdsot it,, foEmat eom1osstioa TOT dsytag,
r Kmfisea. sZs.more, hs..estet.rtks.
Y: e1is G!stSnts 1r9Sea' VI preparing ~
WassS sss.iE!s; ss;S 1. ssisS Sss;t assf
esssss ss!s; H;sss saSs:ss. Aen
plug cue wing tobacco.
T.. 4: Yield. flaelle. match -aafc+
!s4slsss. 4salsi A'a1 tffsssia:Ss .sseust.
MM.Ej p*sTnsX: KY 1khs5,,3 sui!!!t.tsr,
4. teh.nA,a. Milwaukee, aes. house.
Il. o. Wflsns. Aliraukes. mlill.atons dsest,
=. wsies. I,<tro,t, j.s-eose1.
!. WtneJ. nts tsrullz fullrs-akates-
!, ,t,araart. taott!sc, etove. pts thtmhls-
Ma1sss t. h.. f1IiS.i ieirSta Stn;ssissa'a' ;as!i:sssSi.'
w. G]ut, Muxkssun. fesass'bsfnsf.
, 1877-06-09
Fuset Oil.

Hnn rork 7rfbumts' TasAfnoton Correspondence,
In the dlstlllation Of whisky considerable
quantity OF fuscl oil u produced, which, under
the present regulations Of the Treasury Depart.
ncnt, ts required to be destroyed OH the prcm-
iscs Of tho dIstiler. Thn reason for The issue
Of such an orlcr Is this Is that BY mixing fuscl
OIL with spirits large quantities Of the latter
might be removed from the dlsttllery under the
nnnlc of the former without dctction, and tho
saving otinterual revnnuctax thus effected would
be sufficient to pay thu expenses Of subscqucnt-
j separating the oil from tho spirits mud still
lcavc large margin Tor profit. For instance,
experiments mUde in tho intercst Of the Treas
ury Department ahow that ono gallon OF fuscl
oil mixed with five gallons ut whisky causes tho
wholc mass to appear liko oil, 80 that the
revenue officers would be unnb!o by ordinary
ineana 10 detect tho presence Of whisky. From.
inent dtsttllcrs, both In tho Enat and tho
Vest, hare been urging upon tue Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue to modify this order 10 as
to nl1ow them 10 sell thr fuscl oil. They assert
It has commercial value. The Department hes
no desire to deprive the dlstIllctH Of tho atiyan-
tage they might derive from tho salc of any pro.
duct OF ai.tlllation, but until Rol,e one dcyises
q method Of protecting tho Government utnI
preventing the manufacture anl sale Of crooked
whisky by removing 1t from ltstiletics under
tho prctcDse that It Is fuscl oil, the present or
ders will be continued.
, 1877-06-09

re ssetton 7ntinoed shst ths reroft. ot
o,nmended oy Il. sretiona publication, md sueh
minutes ~ may be ectually read before the Hecton.
nr fitdtc,h NJ w.,t v,,c3,t. ,nor.o ,,., mn
49,. ti.1l sL1h y Nftt y I1klHhn% uofeu Lnak no
pagsf e seter'ed e ths COMMITTEES on Publication
rnisse hAd actually been read before the Section
7r1a USUAL RESOLUTION or rnAAKs
st oaesea, ton1eythR the feelings OF the Assoc!t.
tion toward The Committee Tf Arrangement fof
nf Ch1csyo for their Entertainments; and toward
f,f. Tons1 heins s.;in3 -. III eoa.tsMet,
1utta, H:t us'o ceHEa On 70 peak 70 ths reso'
made mad an agreehhis speech; The fesoluttons rers
Df. Sauibb aeked nerm!,sInn IN .t,ha,.-
paner. onfy 4 mari az With +. hsd ~. M.n
fhn a..tyy "t 'nEn ~ ueu teho. HIantef.
~ f., y! ~ e:ss!un Natlne been Closed,
se the Gs'.nK .tesIlen. Anolestcn rev remarks 70
, 1877-06-09
ON MAKING ,yAn.siAI pUNs.

l am grattaed 10 see, my dear Puck. that you
carefully exclude from yous columns Ill puns on
the AusSo.Tptklsb war. Hueh puns ars stulc, dat,
aud improbable, aud more child's.play to con-
stFuet. Take Kars, for instance. How easy 10
couple puma to kan-whch you arc In tho right
train Of thought Tho word itself su2gests saiefy,
or rather TatlFuAdasy; but my uIotlve ios 'hscak.
1ng " Into this subject II not 4 locomotive. and
before you atgnal mote "awtch OF, '" wish 10 ten.
der tho remark that several thousand puns already
parrctrAted on Ksrs ara extremely sii-y. and THAR
sotahplent tendency uakes them only At reading
for persons WHO sse not aouad ''sleepes." A
recent nnwspapes war'n,ap located Kara on tho
top Of Mt, Asurat. How the feat vas accomplished
~ithoat An inclined railway up tho mount. and :
s.s.!oasty engine on top. !. ain!eult % explaln.
nsss Of EAstera wss.map pnns, permit me TO ".
late eonsctsa.t9n between Two newspAper- para.
tGarahl" axela,msd one, jabbng his psn
through 2 sevea.s,l!able town 10 'Ha.,ia. "0.fshi
u an Ra.ttFn waf;n'sp, fts'm tor to hot,om, i?ut
Yolt f Carnival a. In Il Of ia imbes.lityi'' bl''' p''' " ~"
nYes," returned II tho other Misfah. .ble leksr. ~
word; but 1t would Tekmsn--a lsllchan msn, a.
:s @s: e s"s
inga thewh ot dns.eut, ''you ate iagurtIvb'c.
Van S ier disSslissl slsSsiousass.. '''' ~ - W.
asas lssa ss
ough TO punch fellows le.dM ! tsll yor tnas
your pEonaaclatloa " Ius:t.n ard Turkish 10.
''0h, Kof!.iakol Wills t:ouniien from The
sse KsukanMs.tp s1,ns nEht heard ~:
Nii:soa:; tho9Fb, perhaps. ao,a na.Ssd'
yoSpx ~sa 'ss D.sk'a in 'hs lhs 'unljchs OF her
Well, In tals blood: :cur,l!ug manner thrse pun.
ts.io. y y = :. ~ Mkooh!. manner :. ! sonId assume.
, 1877-06-09
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THE ExrnEss-C CLERK.
The s7prcss. clerk stood, with bis tall silk hat,
And chcckcscd suit that parer yet had seen day
Of wear,
Leaning biz elbow on tho vatntAhed desk.
II seemed, 10 steady was his gaze, a. though
Ills thoughts were not Of eartht
And, when waadeicr approached, With idle quea.
About SONS an1lousty -expeeted package.
lie haughtily looked down. and scowted upon tbs
tributary wretch.
And atcadtty gazed on.
For, At the tabts where he draw bis sastnonee.
They told him that bis bill was long aLhca dus:
And esen eha-ths vestAl.vtrgin whoss young love,
Feeding the lame upon tbs altar Of his heart,
Had sworn to walk amid the cooling parks
When evening. shades should dnrken-hAd tn1kad
About tho ripened berry and Ice. cream, Of youth
Floating unheedod BY.
II she shon!d speak Of cake, what could he dol
Ills finances embraced but thirty cents!
Would heaven help hint Well hs know
How the yonnR ravens In tho wilderness
Had fed the Prophet; but hls soul could draw
No inspiration from such thought,
For, when they brought their food, they brought Il
with their little Bills.
Then. gazing through The panel Of his desk.
lie saw the maker Of his ehcckcrcd suit approach;
And, "a ho hnfsled!y stepped down and out,
lie bade his feilow.clerk to say
That hs Ind gone 10 far Milwaukee,,
And would not b. expected buck bsforo next wcok.
tAF1KR WtEtl8.1
, 1877-06-09

culeAoo. June H.-The Council Of this city have
passed 81 osdlnapcs In regard to berries and fsuI,
making 1t : bcary 1Hu for giving short measure.
This u rlEht bat now sos desire u not enforce
the on,insueo until tho heavy dealers have gotten
rid Of thes stock; And then glss the poor padds.s
htd. This IL wrong Bat why stop st berslssi
There arc many other s1cles put up In barrels and
eomn,oaly called. .'ksro4ens" vlI barrels u
which run from Two to four gallons short, whilo
poor pedd}eF pf The sanc, II ffoaud With p,sasure
ons hall gill short u shu gallon, IL dn. heavily.
1t u ! wonder thatFtocets md dealers submit Ia
ths snlds Paeksxss 2G th!s Article.
Oxy Wup KxoyA
, 1877-06-09
B. BIS EXPERIENCE.

, catoAao. Juns s.-Iy husband, Benjamin
bentley. u spceaiatinx, and hopes TO make for
uns, but II sssus 70 bs long .lmc coming. 6oals
IAys 10 will mako so within an hour, and come
ao@s feeling sure 10 eau double u before night.
Sas ho u often disappointed. Laxt Monday
mln cane home In high spirits, thinking ho
~ saas morning got bold Of good thing corn.
"Sas IAaa hurried back 10 tbs asxinG. uarhIus 10
, 1877-06-09

10 Ms Editor W TAs Trtouns.
euml'efod with conservative parent on tho voting
side Of tho houfe and Every impula!sc yonth Of IL
Tho old gentleman streator comes NJ a cood o,d
conservative stoek.,moro old than good, Tom
says Tor, though he does not dare openly to attack
bis sathcrs notions, he gets sort Of second .haud
t.otfoctIou in rcvIifng MI NJ. nnrestor, for forr ~
ayo osenesauons oaeK. Tom has rev determinations
ing for his father to ha sent 10 Congrcss or drafted
in that Me1tcsn vsr. 10 reduce them tn nrnc,,rr.
az boinp prcssent onc al ha,e drs, nnsrg ~
,rtnnin1 e,rsi 4, : hnrsa..src ~ bts r.rS tt ~
nnT thinr H. nsnts ynr I, fl,s siynnt ~ H. aav
when hn san h{ack bis hoof. on III fcct nnc ~
~ ,ncnea,c nsn m ri. Seaoq re-
Mira 4 ssthrt ths ns,Ssst .ssv - LoIm. tttnH
ths Sest way" ~ 's'' ~ - Ns'As 'A'As
~ haos. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 81, nn e., mag mo WI oaSK
That viii NAV 4 violin vii land thn h.bics rhiss %
III vito Eocs out washing, No sun Of III shaii
umcs no,
h.q. sWe on Soope to ns
1sns,s 4 rcns.ses. that Hs shcuil i,ston j., ta
delusIyo voice Of cxpcdcncy, K csso Of thls md
arose tho other morning. Tom. for three sue
essho, e. sRo o 'f
ths tdjpr occurred again. o. tf,ts psrticnlar
morning. Tom. aftsr eisouin1 iii tho ia,t n.omont
and desnurinc ill brcek{est ii, q epaamoiic sort
Of way, had cast : dsspaitIpg look at
his feet, fiiS sLons were Of ninrtSi
Scrmiijop color afounI thc tocs. liz dec,dcd t,cy
must be painted at all hazards, hut j,o .thopctl
10 DO tostuaiiy switched !" IF hs was going to thp
susI,cd out iato ths wood,hed, had rut sne foot
cteyu trt nbnDt as kfrh IA hts 1Ien and trrn iunt
, 1877-06-09

Y write humorous paragraphs for tho Chicago
11mts.
'sA'lAh save nleV' exclaimed tha unfortunate
punstcr, ~ cannot disgrace my old father and
motheEi 20 bring on your rack r.
, 1877-06-09

laramie Sentinel
Mr. Drown kept boardsrs. Around his tablo sat
Mr. drown, Mrs, Drown, Mrs. Anttrows. tho VII.
lagc nlIlrcr; Mt. Black, tho bakor; Mr. Jordan,
q carpsutofs and Mt. 1ladlcy, donr, feed, aud
lumber Ecsehant.
:. Mr. brown took ont Of his pocketbook y $40
note, and handed 1t 10 Mrs. Brown, saying:
.llcrr. my dear, arc 6l0 towar! tho SO prom.
lsol you."
Mrs. Itovn handed It to Mrs. Androws, tho MIL
liner. esyin1:
''Tbat rays for my now bonnrt.''
Mrs. Andrews said u a(r. Jordan, a. she handed
him the nose:
s'Thai viii pay for your work on my connter. /"
Mr, Jordan hanucl Il 10 Alr. lIadfey, thp -four,
iced and lumbar merchant, requesting hts lumber
bill.
Mr. lladisy gaye tho mole back To Nj. brown,
'ay!9f; ..!'fE,t INV. .,o on ,o,,.r
Nj, Dfiwn passed Il to his wife with the remark
thnt that paid hcr tho SO he hAd pFonliscl. Hho
III turn paid It to Mr. Hack 10 settle rf bread and
pastry eecount who handed 10 Mr.. lEadley, Wish.
iuK cradit for the amount his ho4s bill, lo agaIn
returning II 10 MF. brown, with the rculaEk tlt Il
settled for that months boari. Whcsyupon Mr..
drown put Il back into hTs pocket.book e1c!sitn.
fsf."
Thus SO sreenback was made to pay 800 In.
dcbsedncss inside of Gvc minutes. Who says
geecabacks ARC wofthIsaaf
, 1877-06-09
Lawyers by tho Thousand.

d3bHRY Lz3N 91NFNNE.
Tho following table, showing tho number Of
lawyers In SOME Of the Statcs und cities Of the
Union, has been prepared, but we do not voucll
for Its accuracy: