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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21
Suited With q Suit.
THE NATURAL RESULT OF THE PRESENT HARD
TIMES.

A very curious anomaly is presented in
this city, taken as a whole, in the great
abundance of money in its banks and other
moncyed institutions, while scarcely person
can be found who does not complain of the
scarcity of funds. Taken collectively as a
city, money is plentiful and obtainable at a
low rate of interest; taking the inhabitants
individually aud there is universal CON-
plant Of stringency in financial matters. Ex-
amples are not wanting to substantiate this
statement Take, for instance, the one arti-
Gle of clothing, which is an almost infallible
index of the condition OF mans pocket
Men who last year were not satisfied with
paying less than 800 or 500 for suit of
clothes content themselves this season with
suit costing but $50 or 500. In converse
ton with one of the most fashionable tailors
in the city yesterday, he remarked upon this
fact to reporter, saying that II is surprising
how many of the most stylish gentlemen in
San Francisco are forcing themselves to be
contented with cheaper clothing than they
had ever worn before. The taller referred to
said he had come TO the conclusion that he
might as well have
SOME OF THIS BUSINESS
As not, even at lower prices than before, and
that acting on this principle he had, without
reducing the quality Of his goods, put the
prices for suits so low, that suit which a
year ago he was selling for SIS or $50 he Is
now making them ten to fifteen dollars
cheaper; and, furthermore, that he Ia max
ing Just as good suits as can be bought in
this city for from $40 to so and $50. This
Is done In the spirit Of "live and let live"
The quality Of the goods, the care in cutting
and makiIg, and the general desire to give
the greatest satisfaction to customers is in no
wise affected, the only change being in the re.
duction OF price. The firm referred to Is that
Of Burr Il Fink, No. 8 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. This firm have always been noted
for the ineness OF their goods and the elegance
with which they are made into suits, and ~
before stated this reputation will be kept up.
Public attention Is invited to this tirm, and
their new plan cannot fail 10 he very inviting
and OF great interest pccunisrily 10 all who
desire the most fashionable suits, Of the beet
material, at the most reasonable rates.. =.
CAyVascls. f-He
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h. X. ROWLAND.

PHOTOGRAPHER, successor to P. J. Sullivan. cor.
of Jessie and Third streets, San Francisco will be
happy to see all his old friends and patrons at HOW
LANDS NEW GALLERY, No. IS THIRD STREET,
corner of JESSIE where they will be to get FIRST
CLASS PICTURES, and at prices that defy conapeu
ton Call and see those beautiful PEARL TYPES,
made only at HOwLAND'S NEW GALLERY. The
Genuine Pearl Types are themost beautiful Pictures
ever made, either Plain or Coored. Card Pictures
from 81 90 to IS 90 per dozen. Cabinets from $S o.
to IS 90 per dozen. Large Photographs, to frame
from 81 90 to 81 co. just half the price charged al
other Galleries and Just as good work as can be done
in this City. Save your money by going TO HOW
member the place. IS THIRD STREET, corner Of
Jessie. B. f. ROWLAND, Artist, for many year,
proprietor OF the Old New York Gallery.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

SUDDEN changes in the weather are pro
ductive of Throat Diseases, Coughs and
Colds. There is no more etfectual relief +"
be found, than in the use of "Broaon's Bron-
chiaI Tr0cheS"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

PRICES reduced at VIM. Shew's Gallery, 1l5
Kearny ST., San Francisco. Full length Cab
met Pictures "a per dozen, Babies Cards
$3.50 per dozen.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-21

TRAPPERs INDIAN OIL-The simplest anc
most powerful remedy for rheumatism. neu-
ralgia, sore throat, and all aches and pains
Sold everywhere at fifty cents per flask.
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Notice to Subscribers

I. L. CRAGIN & CO.. lls South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia hereOy to send to each of the Sub
scribers readers of this paper, free, a sample OF
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP, provided they receive
the address and fifteen cents which sum exactly pays
the postage on the Soap. This Soap was pronounced
by the Centennial judges to be the only pure Family
Soap made in America. AS 1t has been extensively
advertised for years readers have undoubtedly
heard of the Soap This very liberal offer of its man
ufacturers enables all test Its quality for themselves
very cheaply Send your address and fifteen cents
for postage direct to
L. l.. CRAGIN Il CO.,
l10 =. Fourth street. Philadelphia.
NEWTON BROS. Il CO.. Dos California Street, San
Francisco, Sole Agents for Pacific Coast
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USE Burnham's Abietine for rheumatisr
and neuralgia.
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Usp Burnhams Abietins fer Group, co,ds,
core throat and hoarscness-
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MRS. BlNenAM's SWEET TAR REMEDIES

CONSIST of SWEET TAR DROPS for slight Coughs
" and Hoarseness. SWEET TAR TROCHES, for
tickling irritation in the throat, tending TO cough
SWEET TAR BALSAM, to be used in connection with
the Drops or Troches according to the nature of the
complaint for deep seated and hacking Cough Group,
Hopping Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
the various malades affecting the Lungs and tending
TO Consumption
Mrs Bingham's remarks on the treatment and cure
Of Throat and Lung Complaints, obtained after an
perience many years in connection with her Sweet
Tar Remedies be obtained of any druggist free OF
charge They mpart valuable and useful Information.
SWEET TAR REMEDIES are simple home prepare
TONS sanctioned by the highest medical authorities and
are in their effects for what they are recon-
mended. REDINGTON d CO.. San Francisco
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SAVE when you are young to spend
when you are old.
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Stands for Mary,
II" Who had a cold in her head
H She was cured by the TAR DROPS,
After lying six weeks in bed
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REMOVES STAIN FROM MARBLE

IN THE HOUSE-Fora all purposes except wash
ing cothes), this article is convenient, economical
and reliable
IN THE STORE-For polishing scales. measures
ttin, brass or copper, knives, shears, &c.
IN THE SHOP-For cleaning polishing and
moving Gums, OIL &c. from machinery and tools.
IN THE OFFICE of the surgeon, Dentist civil
engineer, painter and engraver.
IN ALL PLACES where cleaning and polish
ing agent at once efecure, economical and harm
less, is required, our Sapolio will prove its great
superiority over all other substances.
FOR HAND WASMING-Sapoio is just what
every Printer, Painter. Photographer or Machinist
needs. 1t quickly removes acids ink, paint and
other stains from the hands VIII CHI soap will not
touch. 1t softens the hands and leaves them smooth
and white.
FOR THE FARMER-Sapolio will clean and
polish Milk Cans and Pans, making them sweet
and clear.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
F. b. TAYLOR q CO.,
315 California street. San Francisco.
Agents for fhe DowNFR X rROsRgF Or. Co.
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MARKET STREET
Bank Of Savings

Interest allowed on all Deposits remaining In Bank
over thirty days. Interes: Term Deposits twelve
per cent per annum. Deposits received from one
dollar upward: No charge for Bank Book. On re-
ceipt OF remittances from the interior, Bank Books
Certificates of Deposit will be forwarded or deliv
cred TO agent.
Money TO loan in small sums on collateral security
Bank open on Saturdays TIL 9 O'clock p NJ
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ONE MILLION HOUsEKEEPERS

ONE MILLION 6OU6CAGEfE6o
Are to-day using SAPOLIO in this and other coun-
tries, and the demand is rapidly increasing.
BATH BRICK, ROTTEN STONE ACID and LYE
are no longer necessity in the household since
SAPOLIO does the work of each and all these, ana
with far lie labor and expense -
The following few of the special uses 10 wnich
Sapollo Is ad mirably adapted:
TO CLEAN WINDOWS - without wetting
carpets or soiling the paint. Take wet CLOTH not
dripping, rub 1t he cake of Sap00 until IL ls
covered with creamy lather, and then briskly oyer
the pane of glass; clean off and polish with dry
cloth or chanois To remove varnish or dried paint
Will require "A little xra rubbing.
TO CLEAN kNIVES-Use your dish-cloth,
rub 1t on the SapOlio, and then rapidly over the
Knives This will give brilliant and durable pol
ish, tcfthOut scratching
TO POLISH TIN, BRASS. and other Gull:
nary Artcles-Rub the damp cloth on the cake or
Sapolo until well covered, and then quickly over
the surface Of the utens 1t will produce lustre
equal, II not superior TO the new
TO CLEAN PAINT AND WOODWORK
Use Sapolo rs above do not rub too hard, and
rinse with cloth in clean water.
FOR HOUSE CLEANING-Sapolo is of the
greatest value In saving of time labor and the wear
OF the articles cleansed Try ii once and you will
never be without it,
FOR WASHING DISHES. Bath Tubs,
Floors, Tables, etc.-Where soap was formerly used
Sapolio is invaluable and once used will never be
dtenA aad uytt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28
Local BreYItI as.

The premium received by Mr.. Herrick, at the
Agricultural Fair. was for tampl,s t tie far-
e,s made At his e:tablithment on King street.
and which, in the opinion Ct gotd Judges Won
have been entitled to premium IN any e1nlDi-
ton.
The Norfolk pspcrs announce the arrival in
that city Of Alexsnder Hunter and Hugh 4.
Garden, tor the lurrose Ct soliciting s9oScrlp-
tions to The stock of he Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs Association.
At the next monthly meeting OF ,ha POTOMAC
Fruit Growers Association, which W. be held
in Washington on Tuesday. the "a p.o1lmo.
Prof Brainard will read paper on The preser.
Walton of fruits in ther natural state. :
Among the articles that took premiums al the
Agricultural Fair was bread made from The
new process -four of Mr.. Joseph JAM cy, at me
Occouusn Mills, for the sale Of which Mr.. Geo.
Washington, of this city, is The agent.
A valuable COW. belonging to Counei man ".
A. Moore, sWas driven down hlgh Dank Dy
some boys in the lower part Of the city !aat ed;
nesday. broke hsr leg AID bal to be killed
yesterday. ,
The Mount Vernon Building Association will
meet tonight at Ham ,nie Hall at p. m; for
the e lection of president at Il what ether Dusl-
ness may b, presented.
Mr.. jacob Bthraus has made arrangements
for steaming oysters, at his restaurant on Royal
street, between Prince and King, and will serT
them up hot acd nice.
The Dizzy Blondes, to exhibit here next Mon.
day night, arc creating quite sensation IN
Washington.
Rev. w. G. Webb will preach at tina Me:ho:
dit Protestant Church this cyenrg. at half past
seven o'cl jck
j. NJ johnson, ED , crLhis ii y, has ASSOC a!ed
with hin, il the practice Of law in l.eesburg Mr..
j. &. McCAbo, Ct that town.
Ate liDn il directed to the sale of real estate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28
COMMERCIAL.

The business prospect is improving. and the
anticipatons Of greatly improved trade this
ia would now seem to have better grounds of
realization. There is slightly improved de-
mand for more1, but the supply at the banks is
adequate for all loytim tie purposes Tie Bal
timore papers quote money in good supply, with
better demand in bank for regular discount
showing an increase in the legitimate channels
of trsie Thu ruling rate ia per cent. III New
York money is plentiful st Gas per cent; call
loans Glad per cant Tbs rates for gold ROMAN
steady at lO3al09!. Government bonds are q
shade lower and quiet Stale securities q o
somewLa! better; sslss Of Virginia consols at
t3t; coupons very firm at $40: Virginas defer
rod 81 Railroad securities remain quiet; r. s.
Os. sci at l10all0i Nothing doing in local
shares: but Virginia AMI Tonnesseas are in de-
mand a, ST. We quota:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

The CITY DEBT COMMISSION. The City
Debt Commission held called meeting at the
Council chamber last night, the Mayor 10 the
chair The committee on the circular reported
that very large number Of the bondholders
lad communicated with them, accepting the
terms Of ad ustment, aud that very lew REPLIES
Of contrary tenor had been received: 1t u
believed that in the end less than 100000 OF
the bonds will be withheld from the compro
mise ..r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

SALE OF THE A. &. +. RAILwAY.-lu the
Circuit Court for the city, yesterday evening,
Judge Keith, by consent of the parties to the
suit of Il. &. Ring vs.. tho Alexandra aud
Fredericksburg Railway Company, made de
cree for the sale of that railway under the pro-
visions of the mortgage thereon. Ring is the
holder of certain overdue bonds and sued to
enforce payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Septr. 27.-

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Septr. H.
Beev es-Receipts 3172 head. The average qua =
ity WAS rather common, and Texas, Cherokeo
snd Colorado Cattle were more TN IN plenty.
h market Was dull and weak, with decline
q about IT, per ID on ordinary to pr patlve
Cherokee stock. A few Steers were retalled at
12c per ID dressed. but good to strictly priu Q
heavy native Steers ware sold 1T lls il3c lar 10
good do OF moderate weight at 9ialOfc. and
poor to medium natives At oa9t2. ea"ioal i
Cherokee Cows and Heifers changed hands at Sic
ger ID live weight, otherwise the range Tor Tex.
as and Cherokee Cattle WAS 7tss4c. There wero
NO shipments either Of Beet or OF live Cattle to
Eng land yesterday, bu! for the week 44O) quar-
ters were exported.
Calves-Reccipts 523 head. mainly grassers
and buttermilk CalveJ. The demand WAS lin
tied. and the market closed with an easier feel
ing at Taste per 10 for ordinary to, choice yeals,
and 23a33 per ID Tor common TO decent butter
milk Calves, when sold by weight, or bass by
the head.
Sheep and Lambs Offerings 459G head. The
supply WAS ample, and the tone OF the mar6et
Was weaker than for several days past. Prices
were shade lower. Com mon to prime Sheep
ranged from 4s5sc per ID, and ordinary TO prime
Lambs from 5sGic per lb. Several carloads Of
Sheep and Lambs mixed sold Ut 54a5tc Per 10.
Hogs--Recaipts 1867 head. Light Hogs were
fraction higher, but for other grades there was
no material change.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Seprr. H.-Cat.
tie receipts 400; shipments 2IO0; choice ma.
ives shipping slow; best prices S. 80. chiefly
75sS4 Is; Oolorado-Texas steady ard quiet al
i0a$3 80; Colorado natives 9OaS4 81; through
Texans in fair supply; Cows G0aS3; Sieara
2 75aS3 % inferior natives very dull and sllw;
stocke1i = 7C s. 70 many remain unSold. Hogs
receipts T.. 600; shiprnents 4W }; haaVy ship
ping slow ard opened a: \ doclino Of 5sl0s tie
best selling 81 5 G04$5 So; Bo5tons 30a$5 80;
packing l5a$5 50; light thie1y - 30, clo;ing
firm. bheep--recelpts l:0l; good Sheep 76a
SIS; inferior 3s$3 ~.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. sjeptr 21.-uogs
:0aS5 As; far 10 good packing l5ASo 40;
butchers S 4os$5 80; receipts 300; shipments 4CO.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 28.-Virginla by, old, =;
deferred 81; consolidated GIL do. I'd series 424.
Cotton steady; middling ll4alls. Flour dull
unchanged. Wheat-Scuthsrn steady, with
fair demand; Western spot quiet and steady;
l46sljo; do. white l40al5O; Western steamer
$780, do. No. winter red spot 147al48; October
1403; Novr 1871 bid; do. No. winter red 1877.
Corn-Southern quiet and firm; Western quiet
and firm; Southern white 70a71 do. yellow Ella
g.; Western mixed spot and Oct'r 574 Nov 50
So bid; steamer SAL. Oats scarce and firm;
Southern 33aS8; Western white 2Ea36; DO mi1-
ed 35s35. Rye quiet and easier at 65a66 Hay
and Provisions firm and unchanged Sugar
quiet ard heavy at l0i. Coffee quiet steady and
unchanged Whiskey quiet and e,sier at 81 ~.
NEW YORK, Sept 26.-Stocks opened firm,
but afterwards fell off fraction. Money 4.
Gold l03; 1929 bid. Flour dull. Whest Grmer.
Corn stronger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

Another big lot Of new and cheap dry goods
lust received al Carter 9. I07 Market Space,
Washington, tho popular dry goods store; Best
Calico that is made At; good Canton flan1el
s6f; Waterproof Cloth, nearly two yards Wide'
g. Read Carter snew advertisement.
sep % WIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

GoLE's CIRCUS. -lha advent to- morrow OF
the circus is causing Autter among the juve.
niles and even among some of older growth. Its
claims to patronage are thus mentioned 10 an
exchange :-"W. W. Coles circus. which cz.
hbitsd hore yesterday afternoon and even
ing, was equal to all expectations. The
performances were first class in every re-
spect, and in several far surpassed any
circus we have had for years. The athletic per
tormauces were superb and the leapiog was
something unusually 6ne several OF the per
formers making double summcrsaults as easily
az turns arc made. 1t was in all respects an
entertainment we'll worthy Of the price OF ad
mission and deserves full patronage every.
where"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

POLICE ITEMs.-Erank Ryan, co!ored, FIR
disorderly conduct at the Midland depot, was
noed and discharged.
Frank Washington, coured, Tor disorderly
conduct and resisting al officer at the INDIAN l
aepot, was 6ned and discharged.
Sidney Silver, sailor from the schooner
Amida Hall, for desettioo, WAS committed TO
Jail by Justice Padgetl.
solomon Page complained to Justice Padss tt
this morning that Elizs Berry. his neghoor,
entico1 his chickens into her house. and when
once in there never came out This morning
shs did tho same thing. and Eliza was sent up
TO Jail for thirty days Eliza has suffered once
before for tho same offence She has peculiar
t,ndnesa for chickens. All the parties arc cal-
0rad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

1hs market closes quiet and firm. Flour is
unchanged, with stock on hand limited and re-
cepts light particularly for choice Extras.
Wheat is quiet, with good receipts, and ssc5 of
3l65 bushels al l3J, 40 and l42 for good. and
$50 for choice lot of while bong after change
for making Graham Flour. Corn is steady at
the late advance, and tho receipt, arc light; sill
that was offered sold today at y. A small lot
of Rye brought 81, and about lO0 Dushsls Of
Oats 81. Country produce is quiet at quotations.
RICHMOND MARKET. Septr. 27.Tho market
has been rather quiet with some improvement.
however, in the receipts. Offerings to-day CT
l37a15O for good to prime white, and l25al5O for
do. red, iii ssls Of a choice ut of Lancaster
at 100 Corn G9aG9 for white and mixed Sales
cf Oats at Sc. Nothing doing IN Rye
I.YNcHBURd MARKET Sept. 27-The market
for grain has been little moro active and prices
Grmer The eipts have somewhat improved,
and we quote: Wheat 12Oald0; Corn 55s67 for
yellow, mixed and white; Rye 56a6o Oats 25s80.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Septr. 21.-The
market is quiet, while The receipts OF grain are
sufficient Tor the demand. Wheat l46al60 for
prime to choicr Corn 65A67. Ey 50a55 Oats 30a32.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsrs-We notes sales to-day for refining of
81 hhds and 1852 bags Demerars centrifugal at
e4c. q decline On any previous sale. and we
write the market for raw goods generally quiet
ard only barely steady. We, hcwover, still
q uote rs follows:
Cuba, centrifugal ..- ............".... 81 ct
Porto Rico, grocery grades..,...," 81 &
Demerara, vacuum pan .............. u
French Island ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il II
New Orleans, grocery grades.......... - -
Stock TO day 2l20 hhls, SAT boxes and 1855 bags
Collective have no further transactions to
| note in Coffee, but the market though quiet, is
steady and unchanged, with holders. as arule,
| indisposed to sell, except at full rates. The
sales for tia week from first hands aggregate
about l2.C0O bags Rio. and there have also beef
resales of some 4OO0 to 5000 bags, the range o
price, being from l6s up to cote gold We still
quote as f,llows for old and new crop, viz:
| Rio, ordinary cargoes l63 II:
| EAlr lSt III
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500. ........... 19A 20
| Prime ..........." ...... ...... 204 q
| Job lots ordinary to choice. II %
| (Gold, 60 days. ,
Stock hars to-day ia first hsnds only 24,0O
! bags Rio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

CIRCUIT Court FOR THE CITY-Judgo Jas.
Keith Observation-Disclosures OF yesterday S
proceedings G. Ring vs. A. & f. r. w.
Co.; 10 chancery; decree for sale. -
The usual allowances were made to officers
and jurors. ..llI.!y&."Ia i
The court adjourned until the court 10 course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

FUR iioe assortment of GeOs Dfcas Shirts
at prices to suit the times call At tho Boss
Clothing House, Moses BtodhsIn, proprietor.
RIondheim' 8 old stand. sep24
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET, Seplr. 27.-uog
quiet and easy common J0A$j: fair to g ,od
b :04$5 As; far 10 good packing l5A5o 10
butchers 4os$5 90 receipts 300; shipments 4CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-28

The MoFFErr REGISTERS. The McHett
l,ouor registers Tor use in this city were re.
csiyed this morning by Maj or George Dafey,
Commissioner OF the R,venus. They were nc
companied by Mr.. IL. &. Burrows, the agent OF
the manufacturer, who adjusts them al az,
sists 10 puttinr them w. Slxty-hyt OF tie
registers are for alcoholic aud fifty for malt
Iiuuor.. As their construction has teso very
iuIIy explained heretofore 10 the Gsz.tt any
further description ia unnecessary. Uoder his
instructions from the Auditor, Majar Dattey at
once went to work fitting up and putting 10
position the ,esisttrj The first CO., Was put
up at noou 10 the bar Of Coouey's roniine
House. ADD tho ucxt at the iiVoh restaurant,
uear By. Their erection will bo Continued du-
RUG this eveDios aud to morrow, uutil ali the
bar-rooms are supplied Although all the
liquor dealers are violently opposed to the Mot
lett law, still, recognizing The feet that the law
Is 10 operation, they receive the regi ,trrs good
humo7cdly, and many jokes thereon have been
passed between the dealers aul the officers.