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MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing nom New York.
CITY OF BERLIN,
CITY OF CHESTER
MAIL STEAMERS

CITY OF CHESTER
CITY OF RICHMOND.
raaergsrs viii aud these steamers tastcrnIiy aucd
Hp ard tho s'steroonrs large and pcr"ciy ventilated,
The saloons arc the entire widt, OF the vessel and
lcs,cnEt lie liability tossaSicknc- snios ny roC ma
ladies iul6UuH, parototlcs aud libraries, bdi MS
"Hop electric bells, spacious promenade deekA
soulhcrIy course during the lce season.
con,6ds,Sns Ill having eInS sSSoS priviicScs. W.
Round trip rickets-sib and sti5, gold,
sF't'S0-i' '" ''' IoM fIis T. 3 bEI sSs, A.e. EGt
JyIS4m is i,roadsyny' New York
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These r class stcahsi irs sail regularly at D. IN
ffa% stsanSshiS ntsI Ne ci.4 z Sf!'A SG RIVER
Steamship COLUMBUS
sage apply 10 WM. =. CLYDE & 60,
MoKEI.LER ITIlNG CO.. 49,,
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP line.
TGking Goods md iussrrlcrs for IL rdOn (arli d;
Newport SYu, "ater aud ~ ports Lg Bristol Chan
InI!NWNLi' stSn.Per.
med%tc' - cirrrHcy; Il sscinES, ~ currency; Pre-
pnid ste.rngr Certihcacs SD Drafts Tor Il and up.
Ilb No. 20 South street New York.
HANIBCRG- AMERICAN PACKET CoMpANY's
IA hhlNE hfhRIiRMup HnM PLYMOUTH ciiERBouRG AM
Pr33MNMEihANiA, suEyiA,
RStci Of Passage to pymaa,n. fSdon cncrbourr
WS F @n oSn Si eSGh egSG d y a ESSI4 SSStspS s eS
4. b RICHARDS Ie BoAs,
,, ii Broadway, New York.
81 broad street, New York. yis
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
oU.ErtRMAsTER's OYrrCF.
UNITED sT,llr MARIkK CoNPs.

INll Eb Elsa ~ MAhlkE Iphp>,
WASH UIUS. Aug. D, lT7,
schled proposals viii he received at this once
until u clock IN Of ! IisSDAY the 9Th day OF Ocs
l0Gcr next, fni fIguH! i;p supplies to the United
Stutc' Mgriut Corps iu'lul the fiscal year ordir 4
June ~ lsS IN Dc delivered Ut the Office Of the kss
sistHEt QuaTtcrmnster philadelphia Pa, fee uf
expense 70 the UIICd States.
Schedules Of the Supplies Iequircd can he ob.
tnned, aud tho standard samples seen at the Office
Of tho QuarlcrmastCr Washington, d C., Assistant
Quartermascrs Office, No, ~ South Fourth street,
Ph.in1erhin Marine Barracks Brooklyn, n. y,
aud NuslUiI, Mass
Blank forms Of propl'R. ard all Information do.
sired can bc had BY apply Ing 6le.u.er Of the pacet
named above
frOpCsals to be indOrsGl on the envelope, Pro,
pOsaIs Tor supplies aud addressed to
W. b. SLACK,
au1 Fiw Major ard QrAttcrmaster
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GREEN MOUNTAIN

9 NJ II
> GREEN MOUNTAIN
RESONATOR.
Eminent physicians and druggists pronounce this
the best 0lo0d purifier cSant II will po1itve Grad
cate all disease from the system by Thoroughly cleans
ing aud eqgRllzing the circulation OF The blood. Il is
purely vegetable compound, and needs but trial TO
convince tie most skerlcl of Its powerful medicinal
virtues Depot. ~ Randolph street. bAsement For
sale by aIl druggists.
H. A. HuRLBUT n 60,
IytG2m rs and u Randolph street Chicago.
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INSURANCE.

VNHIRTY- FOURTH YEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY BOSTON, MASS.
ASSET
LOOK OUT FOR THIRrY.THlRD ANNUAL RE
PORT, lS1I.
Dividend 10 m"mherS IN CASH as their premiums
full due, over sG,Si,lD have been returned TO mem
bers during iuc last iEtrtyIhfce years
Begin the new year to insure.
ALI. PbIl' lfS protected from forfeiture by state
law. SDlIlnurs wanted. Llbrral terms made 10 par
ties having ialsod IolrGrs,
y, B CLARKE, Generai Agent
Room ! ST. Cloud Rnlding.
Alos, Agent tor the RepaDI'c ftre in;YfGhIo Nnm
paly o. New Work Cay, jAZilhtsIy
I)LANT 4 PATTERSON,
l. PATENTS, PENSIONS. LAWS.
jos. I, X, PLANT,
United States Comm iss OT.ur aud Examiner In Chan
ctiyi Itninls uucr Tor the States and Territories
also for Nova Srulla.
Dce 9l5 street L0Tt west residence W. u street
northwest, waNIingiui H.
Uorresponaehce sSilci,tl. auea sm
R0YS' AND Cu!LERENS PANTS,
- Separate, AL sEes. At
n HnBi SsoN 4 cos
au2Sim Wo Pennsylyania avenue.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL BooRa
oisai reduction 10 the pr,teos
scnocL BOOKS
~
sHnLlxoroNs BOOKSTORE
csrrn -Four Eo.Stau ,Ireet and Pennsylvania ave
SCHOOL BOOKS
REDUCED Twenty PER CENT,
AND COVERED FREE
,esu WIN PATEHr covEns,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
wBoLEsALE AND RETAIL
An the hooks used n the Public and Private sobeos
o. the DslIsl md Az other requisite. ioI tho school
room, 10 he had nj tho lowest prices at
Wal BALLANTYNEs.
ses W " segenlh street
SonooL Bo9Esssroo,sooKu
Parents about 10 purchase BOOKS fot tie fni terms
o. tho various schoos OF ouf cy which are TO opcn
terrsi TO i've US call where they will mud ml and
complete nssorinont Of ait the books used bot In the
siderable reduction nom last years prices.
EEw IwcELLAHEou BooES
RUSSIA, BY waIIacs
TURKEY, by Bntcr
hMIBsIMMEH EiGITs DREAM. Ro,ra
XIV MN MoIiirR HfiiShaEp n az NINE
EogR IRnEPRE.EiRi.E .Es
SKErCHESS, BY Mark Twain.
UNIVERSITY LIFE OF ANCIENT ATHENS
Afpfhse' fRSGY 'tHsib Gsb rnn PROPHET.
Foe safe by
n.&o. Il MORRISON
=sp1.n No ~, Pennsylvapln avenue
lSCHooL BOOKS.
Twenty Per cent less thar tho recent Price, At the
| COECoRAN BUiLDINd BOOKSTORE,
| h2s Fineenth stlect, opposite the o. y Treasury,
Store open unti 0p IN, NJ. u BOARDMAN.
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LATELY ruBI.i-EED.

ANGEL. ON COMMON CARRIERS. Fith edition.
RcVl lseG AMI enlarged ny John IatiIrup. Svo. a..
nEDFlELD OF wilIS Nui III Tihrd edition.
This volume has received Largo additions, exceed.
Ing hunhrrd pages Ia all umrrIriuf u large mum
ber Of new iliitr' whCn wit, unhcT u TAT com
plcte than iu the fTrU"t ,-ittuus Tue ain, Of the
author has been T." u"vhs ihiN volume exclusively
10 the "SetuCneHi ~ iN'ais"
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
PoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
s55rOoO DRAWN EVERY FIFTEEN DAYS.
Prize Of ..,,..... s2p oO0
l PriLe OF ......,...., =. ,,,,,,, 81 plO
pTiZo Of. ,,.,,,.... % On
Prize Oi... sees. l0UA
Prizes OF sifAl eaCll....... .. . ........ Is 40
lHl prllrs OF o. 100 each IOl Oh
6IB Prizes OF SOp each 1B OOO
7s7 Praes amounting 10 Spanish dOllarsl .. GO
Information furnished FHEE. Orders nlled. Prizes
cashal. SPANISH ii"nk HIS aud Governments pur-
chased
TAYLOR a co. RAukera
yl33m NJ. u Wall street, New Nuie city.
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FINHAT TORMENT OF BABYHOOD SOUR
l. StCmaCIs, may always he rUmpdlet with the he
ngn and popular CRrmnatlve aud hid TO digestion,
MIX Of MagnesR. lyls
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CARRIAGES.


CARRIAGES.
A. LEADISGuAM wWinpIcoNBK..
LEADINGHAM d co.'s
LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLEa
1877 II street northwest
Carriages and Light Wagons OF the latest styles
be engaged by the InOnth, week. day or lob Coaches
for pcnics fishing parties st short notice. We call
special attention 10 our Horse Boarding department
Our stables the coolest. with the best ventilation
and largest stalls to be found in the city. whilst
carriage patlors are propety ventilated and dry As
there Is but one building adjoining IN, and that O
br.cE Que, wo are nearly hreproot
BAGuAGE CALLED For AND CHECKED
AT EEslnESCES TO ALL POINTS
on EITHER BALTIMORE
AND OHIO OR BALI
MORE AND PO1O-
MAO ROADS.
Orders LEFT Nt 1877 II street or at willards Hotel
Will receive hrOmpt attention. my2sf
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"a wAsrlxgroS srnrEr, Ro.ros seGa,
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AEaEl.L ON WATERCuCRsEs Seventh edition.
Ialltel, with nulrsr by ION. ]. G. Perkins. syo
lQWELls DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT REPORTS.
sTEfiIINs DIGEST or THE LAW or EvI
DESCE lIlilcd, with notes ana references to
American rns-s, by John W May. i9nIo.
Ol'TOS REpOHlS N0l. ~ Gases argueG aud
Rhludged In tho supreme Court Of the unilsd slAe
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lDROpuSALs FOR MATERIALS TO BE sUP.
TliF COL NIiNEtE or THE BUREAU Ci
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
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NEW NYEsT.POCKErI BOOKS.

~ L" NL1l'fOIhti bpohS.
4 Mo0SEllEAD IouRNAL-J. r. lowell
lALLEGRp H. PENSEROSA, &c -M..;oa.
SUMMER -iuiues Thomson
FANOEll T. poEH William Cooper.
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&C OOL BOOKS

Twenty Per cent less thar tho recent prices ~ the
CORCoRhN BUiLDING BooKsTURE,
h2s Fnecnth y Get, opposite !he o. y Treasury,
Store open until 0 p III, Nj T. BOARDMAN
sq4,9
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osGOoD y 0rInE COOKS

THE MIDDLE STATES. 3 Maps. u rlans, e.
NEW ENGLAND SNAPS, u Pians s.
TIE MART IME FpDNINCES. IAtaps 4 PlRns i1
rnn,ns NF' ''~
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= AT 7 IENNLUW,
Surely this story g. written by q pinrtirNd hand;
There Is wonderful dernrY aud inastcT, NJ dicton IN
nicely setting roth many shades Of thought and feet
Ing ana also IN descfiIng manners aud sICuas .
Tie Story SURPRISES by its fenIHI kRble ability
which IS proved by the manner ~ which il ress a-
tenlion without securing full sympathy TIuil tho
reader for any one ni tho characters. y am
much interested and nhrn ponder ever tho probaJe
authors Of these various tales.
a distinguished and fNvmile ros,ess writes TINS
There ave seven No Name Stories Price 81 each,
Sold eyeiywisro by all hook sellers Mailed post-nuiI
by tho publishers,
,.,a ROBERTS BRoTnEns.
mn
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,

The Programme OF Studies for the year beginning
Sept Is, 1877, viii he sent on application Ie?c FTui7w
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1877 and 1870 SPRUCE STREET PuILApELrHIA.
For young ladies and misses. Reopens THURS
DAY, September 20 Board aud tuition in Latiu
English and French, per Rnnup, Silo
MADAME r. HERVtLIY, Principal.
French Is tile language Of the family. myS6m
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
1854 street northwest, DF. J. p. CAULFIELD. Prin-
cipRi. seIStf
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SCHOOL OF IC-INSTRUCToRs: ANTON
y GLoETlNER, =. P. STRINER II. DONCH,
THO, INGALLS, ING. The best Instruction IL
all mus'CGl branches Ia classes at rOmS8 Sa Term
uen weeks) two lessons week. Glasses Or school
children, y cents and upwards u lesson For circulars
and Information nrpy TO C. =. KING, Secretary, TU7
Eighth street northwest. aul5Qm
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE, BROWN 4 CO,
will ruBLIsH IN sEPrFnhEH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-07
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT or WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC
Ruildinua KnnIn No % Gitu HILL

DEPARTMENT or WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC J
Buildings. KoOm No. %. City Hall. !
New Orleans, November g. 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received by the I'M
dersigned until MONDAY. November IL, 1877 at
u o'clock. M, for repairs to Boys House of
Refuge, according to plans and specifications
Of City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any.and
oil bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance. as an evidence of their intention to
abide by the adjudication. the amount of 800 in
cash which shall be forfeited to the city in cas-
of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contract Is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication Is made.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by certificate of Administrator of Finance that
deposit has been made.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for re-
pairs to Boys House Of Refuge"
JAMES D. EDWARDS,
no7td Administrator.
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J. O. DENIS,
Administrator OF Finance.
J. G. BROWN,
Administrator OF Pu bile Accounts.
TAX COLLECTION IN OCTOBER, 1877

Financial Business ON Final Passage.
which, having been read twice, we're now on their
third reading, and they were adopted, the yeas
and nays having been called
/. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named for October,
1877, beginning "peter Marley" and amounting
to sl2,972 4s. the total having been changed to
this figure from s14se9 3d. by amendments
which we're fret unanimously adopted.
2. An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several paw rolls therein named for October,
1877, beginning ''officers. clerks and employees in
the Department Of Finance" and amounting to
$40, ai9 d. the total having been changed to this
figure from sl9,362 76 by amendments which
were first unanimously adopted.
8. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
extra labor employed in October, 1877, and
amounting to 1929 as.
L. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several pay rolls therein named for October
1877, beginning "street wages" and amounting
to s5365 80, the total having been changed to
this figure from s5377 80 by amendments, which
were first adopted, MIR. McCaffrey voting in the
negative.
8. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several pay rolls therein named, for October,
1877, beginning "psy roll of recorders COURTS"
and amounting to $6661 66.
6. An ordinance providing for the payment of
certain interest, beginning "a. Bienvenu," and
amounting to $50.
Reports of Committees.
BY Mr.. Oavanac--
Favorably by resolutions on the petitions of
C) 8. Vending & Co.,, of No. 45 North Peters
street; t2) Fowler and Smith, Of No 1903 Tchoupi-
toulas street, for permission to erect steam en-
gines.
BY Mr.. Cavanac and adopted
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
City Hail.
New Orleans, November 6, 1877.
To the Honorable Mayor and Administrators:
Upon the memorial Of property holders in the
square bounded by Washington, Magazine, Sixth
and Camp Streets in the Fourth District of this
city, representing that a steam engine on the
premises No. 7S9 Magazine street, is run and
carried on in contravention with city ordinances,
and is injurious to the property in said square,
and praying that the same be aoated and abol-
ished;
find, after careful and thorough examina-
ton of the premises above mentioned, that the
engine complained of is kept in perfect good
order and condition. making little or no noise,
the premises very clean and well kept, and can
not see that it isin sny way 70 the prop
erty in the neighborhood. Considering, further,
that II il the interest Of the city TO encourage
induetry, and especially The manufacture OF goods
used BY our community, respectfully report un-
fAvorably upon the prayer Of your memOfialiste,
and recommend that the owner Or owners Of said
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no7td
NOTICE TO BAKERS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. 4
City Hall. November g. 1877. !
The average price of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents; In accordance
with said valuation the price of bread for the
week commencing on MONDAY. November S,
1877. will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best -four of the above value per barrel, and the
for sale in this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
nance either In variation of weight or quality of
material.
nos Ed PILsBURY. Mayor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-07
CITY coUNCIL--oFFICIAL.
REGULAR MEETING.
CrrY HALL, New ORLEANS, [
Tuesday, November 0, 1877.

OrrY HALL, New 0R1EArs,
Tuesday, November Q, 1877.
The Council met this day at IL O'Clock m. In
segular session.
Present. Hon. Ed. pilsbury, Mayor, presiding,
and Administrators Brown. Oavanac. Denis
Diamond, Edwards, McUafrey and Rengstorff.
The minutes of the previous meeting we're APP
prcved and their reading was dispensed with.
communicable from the Mayor and
Administrators.
The Mayor laid before the Council the follow
Eng:
sers MONTHLY REPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATORS
or FINANCE AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTS ron THE
MONTH ENDING OCTOBER 81, 1877.
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Deepening
The undersigned begs to inform his friends
and the public that the
RESTAURANT
attached to his Confectionery on Canal street,
corner Farondelet having been ref1tted, will re-
open on TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
As heretofore he will execute orders for Balls,
Marriages, Soirees and Receptions with the
est our market affords.
m. KUNTZ, corner Canal
oc10 I'm and Carondelet streets.
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leave as follows :

On Sunday the trains will be run every hall
hour from q O'Clock o. IN, On Sunday morn.
ings the trains leave the city ut o'clock for the
accommodation Of sportsmen.
Passengers for Gentilly must notify the con.
dnetor prior to the departure OF train.
au1 ~ 1y ID. b. ROBINSON, Receiver.
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TAX NOTICES.

1873. 1874. 1876.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
1879. lssA. rssx
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR. FIRST DrsTRtfyr
4T Oafondelet street.
New Orleans, October 10, 1877 y
Attention Is invited to the provisions Of ADJ
No 49, approved March /. 1877:
That all penalties presently accrued for tbe
taxes be and the same are Hereby rtmifia VII
groytded, the said taxes be paid on Of baf1re th,
llfst day Of December 1877: and py1ujdea
70 prevent the. enforcement by tax COLLECTORS N
the payment Of delinquent taxes before tha said
Gate. but payments when SO enforced in ei,v
vided.' ' e"o'o plo-
q. A. BURKE,
oc5o aH State Tax Collector. First District
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RAILROADS,

fT'HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIL-
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
u, ,o,,,I EAST. Month AND WEST.
VIA Aou1,s Il yia Atlanta and via st. Louis.
r, Trains arrive and depart from Depot foot of
DEPART. Apprvr
Express .....7.55 a. m. Express. wa. Ann a. mi
Express. -. Is 100 D. III. Express ~. asf1 d, n,
Pu,l li,,l Palace Cars daily. TO- Cineinnat
Baltimore and Philadelphia, without ehanofz
and only one change to New York and Eastern
cities. s
Ticket office, corner Of Camp and Comma
.. 3. R0BINsON Superintendent
mh2 tt j. w. COLEMAN Ticket Agent
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DONTOHARTRAIN IAILWAY-

Depot at the head Of Elysian Fields street., near
the Levee, Third District.
Excursion to or from the Lake and rsturfs
same day, 20 cents. Children under twelvss
years, 10 cents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-10
ANOTHER GROSf' STORT.

lady. in little trip across the deep
sea, was lying across the sofa in the ladies'
saloon, when, To her surprise, gentleman
entered the saloon, unannuuuced, and pass
ing hIo,igh 4, @eit Oh! by the Opposite
door. She was much aStouished, not auly
that any o;ic should enter the room. but
also that he should do so without knock
ing ands nloteover, as she did not recoc-
nlze The gentleman, although She had as
sociated with all the passengers for MANY
days She mentioned the matter to her
husband, who merely remarked that he
might have been confined to his bed up To
this time, and that this was probably his
first appearance, and that no rin,.bt n: the
diuner table she might satisfy her mind.
All that time the lady carefully Scrntiuized
the fdces OF all the assembled persons and
was posiiTe tie one she saw was not
amongst them.
She asked the captain if he had any one
on board VIII" was not then az the table?
He answered her there WAS hot
She never forgot the circumstance.
though her husband treated it as mer,,
fancy and thought no more of it, Some
time afterward she was walking with him
III London, when she pointed oul a gentle
man iu the streets and said with sot.te ag;
taticn. There there that is the ue, s..n
saw in the packet. Pray go and s,,eak IN
him. Do go and ask him if he was pnt
l'SSioit. W tft-dl lie would
thInk ibat meant to insult him.
However, his wife's impoitnpitv and .oi
taiion prevailed Stepping mp To- The gen
tieman she had pointed out. and apol1giz-
ing Tor the liberty he was about to ,ake- he
said, pray, sir. may ask you if Won were
lh the West India packet Airato at such a
time ?''
No. sir, replied the gentleman ad-
dressed, Il certainly was not. But NAV
inquire "ho you thought | was ?''
His interrogator related the circum-
stances.
Why, what day was ii ?" asked the
other. e
The date having been told him. he re-
Piled, well, sir. it is a vrsy reparkabls
| circumstances. L had twin brother so
like myself that we could SCARCELY he dis,
tinsuished apari. Poor fellow. II was o,,
thai very day that he died in jamaica
Tie most remarkable point in the story
IS, ITS localisin, so to speak. A man dies
IN Jamaica, and is seen on that very dav
On board a ship going from Jamaica to
! England, rs If purposely crossiug from that
country to the other.
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PROVERBS FOR SUBSCRIBERS. IA wise
son maketh glad father and a prompt
paying subscriber causeth an editor to
laugh.
''Folly is a joy that is destitute of wis
dom" but a delinquent subscribe canse u
suffering in the house of newspaper
maker.
"All the ways of man are clear in his
own eyes," except the way the delinquent
subscriber hath III not paying for his news
paper. Better is little wi Ii righteous
ness than thousand subscribers who fail
to pay what they owe.
IA Just weight ann balance are the
Lords" but that which is due upon your
he newspaper belongs the publisher thereof.
Better is :he poor man that walketh IN
integrity and payeiE his subscription,
than the rich man who continually teileth
the devil 10 call again.
"Judgmen's are prepared for scorners,
stripes for the backs of FOOLS aud ever
lasting punishment for him who payeth
not for his newspaper.
"Hoped deferred maketh the heart sick,
is a proverb sadly realized 10y the publisher
who sendeth out bills.
"A righteous man hateth lying" bence
an editor wakes wroth against the snhSrri-
Der who proniseth "a call aud settle ou the
morrow, vet callett not to settle.
'It biteth like serpent aud Stihgeili
ike ~ adder" HisU the adder g. $
taronCh ad1inp up tie stuauets d0e 7 ''ni
5.. s.ssa !