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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-31
NatrimouN b, Nail,

\ man writes from tAc Tar W C~t {,
Miss Jennie Collins, of Boihu's Bower,
Boston. Enclosed in his letter is IS, e.
bc used for the girls aided at the Bower.
After explaining the design If tins cu-
CLOSURE he pr1cccl> as follows While
writing, wish 10 ASK II IL Is not possible
for yuu "a do me a favor and at the same
time, perhaps, assist some gaOd woman
10 find n home. | am bachelor of
FORTY, neither rich nor Eoua-luokiug, bat
/ ann IN business aud doing well l was
born IN the State Ot New York, but |
have llye>i sixteen wears in California,
and nearly two wears IN TINS State. As
ynu have probably guessed ere tins,
am ia want Of wlt,. and would ASK Nou
ii among Your acquaintance you could
not pick ont for me a nice, ylrtuo0s, and
true woman. one who has uo home and
would appreciate one of her own aui u
kiud ana lowing husband las | would Try
20 bgl II protect and provide for her. /
do uut care how poOr she may be, us far
rs money is concerned. but l would have
her well educated and accustomed 10
good society, for ! should take her among
those who would meet her with open
arms. and l should introduce her among
the best society, both here and in New
York. | would not object IL nice little
widow, provided she wts homeless,
Young. virtuous. and in every way a
good woman. Yuu viii probably wonder
why l do not go among friends and
acQuaiutanceS 30 pick me ont wife, and
| VIII tell you the exact truth. l spent
ten months two wears ago visiting my
friends East. but the marriageable lu,iies
all seemed 70 he well % DO and 90 hive
in stylish happy homes, better than |
was able at that time 10 give wife.
Then l would sooner give some good
woman home who now has none than
one who Is already IN possession Of good
home and otherwise well provided for.
| believe II Is In yeur power "a put me
in correspondence with some lady
who would like 90 find "a home and q
husband, always provided. of course,
that we were suited % each other. and |
viii, of course, give herundoubted proof
that | am what l represent myself - be.
To these and similar epistlrs Miss Col
Inns always makes suitable replies. and
in some cases she Is really the good
genius who makes easy the first steps to-
wards happy home. In one instance a
gentleman wrote 70 her for wife, and
while she was considering what she
should 10 about the matter there came
20 her a girl who Was an orphan, an e,iu-
Gated girl, but like So many others, not
trained 10 any particular calling. The
letter containing the request was handed
70 her, and she answered IT, The gen
tleman saw from her reply that she was
not only q young woman Of education,
but OF strong common sense, So he ar
ranged for an interview with her This
interview took place, and they were mar
ried after brief courtship. OF their
after life Miss Collins knows nothing,
but she believes that the marriage was a
happy one. in spite of the somewhat
peculiar manner IN which il WAS con-
tactel.
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Only.

Only a seed il chanced 10 fall
In little cleft Of a city wall.
And taking root, grew bravely up,
TIL tiny blossom crowned it's top.
Only Hower-but il chapced that day
That hurdened heart passed by that WAY;
And the message that through the flower was
sent
Brought the weary soul sweet content
For il spske Of the lilies so woudrously clad;
And the heart that was tired grow strangely
glad
AZ the thought Of a tender care over all.
That noted even sparrow's fall
Only thought-bui the work Il wrought
Could never by tongue OF pen be taught;
For It ran through hfo, like a thread of gold.
And the life bore fruit ia hundred fold.
Only = word--hut twas spoken in love.
With whispered prayer 20 the Lord above;
And the angels in heaven rojoicsd once more;
For new born soul entered in hy the door.
-.ffSysI tstFFlnr4
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From tho Troy Times, March lS, 1875
Peruvian syrup Be- standard remedy for
bulidlus uP and renewing bfukru-duWu ur
nervous constitutions. For dyspepsis, debility,
liver complaint. kidney aud bladder diseases, 81
part Il tLr many irregularities ~ tie various
organs - lhr human frame, 10 l- q sovereign
remedy. 10 ls tonic without alcohol. This
medicine l- taa vel. Auuou already tuIogulro
Ai.y commentator from u-. Ii is only uecrs-
cary fuT us Ga cav Iu lhur, Who have never given
u = Trial that BE- Will accomplish all that is
claimed far b. AuN BE- the time o. tone up the
system n,farr tLu Lut months of summer fairly
~ lu. Sold hy all druE-lrI-
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Rheumatic ItAt,uta Who have been induced
ta submit O. depletion hy blood letting, uf g.
take rul,hlgum aud other drugs ~ Eu equally
p,wlgiDuH yhaIacivI will consult their wen
hyiuF by abandoning such iusAuo procedure,
and usluE a. a substitute ilu.1rtt,Ts Stomach
HJlsrsl witch Will Hfalhuy snurd them the
much dysHvd T,Htf aud Is absolutely safe.
This benign vegetable dgpufclt caols the blood
3, rAp,IlmE from it tAr lnhamtuatury elements
which give rise tu mAlaulrs ~ a rheumatic and
guulf type aud regtllys dlsuTi,f,l conditions
uf thu stomach, nervous tyrtrm aud bowels
uLl.h usually accompany them. A. rheumatism
LAs @ tendency g. attack Oh, heart the d-sif-
ability ~ ala early resort a. urre blItrrs 10
obvious, since the danger DO increased by every
LA.uLa.l VI l...N.
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Neuralgia and rheumatism,
Liver and Kidney Complaint
for Twenty-Five Years Cured
by Quain's Condition Pills.

hAhNEhsi Mass. juiy -. ifld.
AAEElcAN MEDICINE 20. -fuf the lat twenty
I've years ] have suffered terribly aith Neuralgia
and rheumatism, also Liver and htdnry Com
plants. causing severe pain la the hark and hipN,
uftru unable tor months 10 .sto0p 90 pack up Mny
small article from the moor. have had several
doctors, spent great deal far medicine which did
no good. aHd hAAly concluded must su1er the
fest q my lie. ! hzpfscBcd one day 70 sso your
advertisement Ia the fhHgreg afi0nalisf. th0pgh
the medicine wAs Jnst shat NEEDED and seni %
yoa lAst April iJT package u fiila. Before bad
taken eight felt like nes flufsQn. IhG sleep vel
ulghth. eat well and have no NeUTAlgM Pain. car
rgoap "a well "A ever. Ny friends are mEtouish0l
AZ tile change Ia me nv sister hAk suffered nom
iHnamm4 a. the Bow els, and Constipation, and
wishes O. tFy your medicine. ] intend slin % take
them, aud would not bs with0ut them II money
would bay them. ! think they must pf0Fe = blcss-
ing % thousands who Nii BE- induced 10 try them.
Enclosed you viii ind 81 90; please send two pack
Ages. iouu respectfully,
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Arc complaining ~ the hard times anc lack of
business, the Grand Central Hotel, New York.
continues 60 receive the Same liberal patronage
HE heretofore, Tho chief reason for this, how
ever, is no doubt tho fact that tho Grand Cen
tral has always Dr,n liberal In return, and re-
duCod It's rate. tp mit both the times and lts
quests The last reduction WAS from $500 70
$3.50 and -3.rD per lny.
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for five wears During that time have SOLD
more Of It than any other cough remedy. Many
OF my customers will have nothing else Al
who use II speak IN It's praise, as safe, cttoc-
tual and pleasant medicine 20 take. Il Is
claimed 10 be uufailing for cronp.
+. DAVIS, Ontario. \. Y.
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You SHALL HAVE Ir.--If your grocer or store
keeper does not keep, and will not get, Dooley's
Yeast Powder for You, send 20c for quarter
pound, Soc. for half pound, or G0c for ono
pound can, direct 10 Doolcy 4 Brother New
York, and You will receive it, postpaid 10y re-
turn mail Il is absolutely pure, and every
can full weight.
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VEGETINE.


BALTTsoEE. ma. Feb Is. len.
Ma n r. SrEYESs
IssaF SiF-slnos several ycars ] have Fot q and
ssFf falufui feat had sonlo phgEaciGns. bEt thel
eaaidat cure me Nov. have h-aFd II souf NEG y
TIM from lads sha slck fsE long tsaae and
became all vel ffyna gsur h1EIiNE; Ena sent and
buuRbi me Cnr buttie ui fB0EIiAk And alter ] had
used bottle. TIE pEas ies me. and b~EAa - heal
then tf hattle and take Il yet
tbAnk God 80 This rvaledy anA yoanrh and wlahinF
ever sudrrrf Ag pss attsEiAou 90 a. Il ls blaasina
faF EsaltL
Ans C. KRAHE. - West Baltimors Street
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Cure for Drunkenness

Prescription % eHoctuAliy cufs nruntounsss Acls
tonic and stimulant Kills ihs appsto iuT snh pre-
teus The pfstfaiinn that fanWn sudden lfsskina ~
frsn the - Strong brnts Thousands hsFu furfIs
efna ihuussIyaa n tis euuntfy and Fnsiand sent a.
any address asa receipt ~ = 90. JOHN nELWiH.
tsrk HHa IA nnufnHt atnH Ohio
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SOur stomach and Heartburn
are kigns Of bilious attack Quirku Irish Tea
will remedy all these, Price 70 ots,
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Neuralgia for SIX Years Cured
by DIR. Qunin's Condition Pills.

= y
Dear Asr II have been troubled with Neuralgia
flT sin y-Ars, have taken every medicine ] could
hear u; f1und none that gave any rcief until 70
oelFsd package Oi your CpNpTTIGN Plliss which
have cures ine. HARRISON STOWEiL-
A package Of Dr. QuAin's Magic Condition Pills
sent 20 any address noeelit of hf9 cent? by
American Medicine Co.. Manchester n. H. For
saie hr leading druggists. Geo G. Goodwin s. Co,
81 Hanover St. Boston. MAss., John y. Henry.
Curran s. Co., No. College Place, New YoFk City,
General A Aeents
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The Markets.

II yuu wish O. save YOUR hAF and keep il
STRONG aal healthy u-e Burnett Coeoalue.
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WEST LEhAAoN. ME-, Feb. =, 1915
AHEHiCAA MEufCtsE Co. ~ have been sirk fIf
flur years with Dyspepsia. and faT the past thres
cara, Constipation AMI Inflammation u tie Bow
els. ! have sanefsd ali The IaAn could endure
Hnd live. ] have been confined % my room for tao
year,, and c1uid not sleep nights wilh0ut the
~ morphine have brrn given up b. physicians
~ past cure ! have taken one Iaeksge of Dn.
QuAth-s toanfTluH ffLLa, and they have done
ins more good than al the doctot have had.
sleep sell eat we'll aud have 40 IAin. They are
al they arc recommended - be. llease hsna me
three f'a1slagos, As two Gf my nsigAbofs Wihh 10
Try thela. ] ruclusa 4 So
N4vfs trails NgWN W gnRD
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VEGETINE.
The Best Spring Medicine.

CHAHLENToWN.
II y srTNBas
Bs4r .Stf-Tgis is ta certify thar have used ypaF
Iaa iar1la allo y fasnig for several yeArf, and
thlnk thar gaF Ngfuiuls C4nkerons Hnmufs khcu
matte aaeat fd1s Il canBai be tacecd Had q blood
fsarhsr and spfur medicine TIE bust thing have
ever u~rd. and ] have used Aiu4ost everything can
csrertully mend Is D. in nuoa u sacA
uarecEfse Ncnrs rvMpwctfullF.
MNA A A nINsMOKk. IS Ratnei Street
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Pleasant as Wine! Harmless Is Water
VAN BUSKIRK'S
TONIC INVlG0RANT !

Many porfons have obtained the hat health OF
their vcr uy the u~g of this excellent aud popular
remedy. Nearly cvcly form Of debility and d.srasc
has been cured hy IL. aud without amy Of The usual
advertising it hss become 30 iuyorahly known that
il ~ being scnt sor from on parts of thr count y,
and the facilities Tor mlbug 30 have had o. hr iu-
,rrfscd Co the carat - OF hundreds Of thousands
of bottles 20 meet t.e constantly increasing dei and
Tho success Of this lswoiy has no parallel, ami
wherever known B: haH acquired reputation never
cqu,lrd ry #as o'hr~ m,dirinc It's wonderful
nnVicl,kr rn-c. slrprisCs ul, IL does every one
good, and iusures good health aud strength % al
who takcit.
n is d certain cure for dytpo.sia, constipation,
bNlouauo-s, hvadncar, Ueuulg3 and all affections
of the stomach. ltyyr Eiducys uu! nervous sNstrm
and for every form OF debility 70 is without doubt
the cheapest, pieasautcst and test medicine IN the
world.
Price only 90 cents for Hsltpint bottles.
VAN BUsKIRK ~ CO., PropricterS,
lsYesey street, New York;
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VEGETINE.
Safe and Sure.

MN h " kTENHhk
d. ts74 raar NESETfNE r~suInmenc~d ta me,
ard yrldlns a. tbv fcssuasluas % irasnG consented
e. tr d. AZ TIE time. / Nas Enhef ng tFazu general
debility snd nervous pflsirtini tafcrttqoeea - afef-
eurk aud irrrgular hats its sondcrfu ftrenEfel
ana caratto Prparcs apelne1 - ahrcf tzg dehtziea
ifu thp nrst ase nd under IL lerNstent usf
rApdJ FrccVnrea sAGailR thar usual heath and
saud Ie- lug nEos then haNe nut hesftaaad to GFn
NFshIlNk mF unst unqualified lndursenasEf9 a. tsan@
Harr and gsssfsrf suni prEe iFg hsAh and
fasi arisF tar wasted syatum g. hfr and vnerKg
AE1rtlNE s tnc uniy medicine use and. "a lpng an
! live, never rEpHci o. hnd better.
NOarz trliy. W CLARK
IA Monterey street. Ailoghans, Pean.
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Dyspepsia Four Years, Consti-
patton and Inflammation of
the Bowels Three Years. Cen
fincd Co my Room Two Years,
SOL Could Not Sleep without
Morphine. One Package of
Quuin's Condition Pills made
me Eat Well, sleep Well, and
Free from Pnin, after being
given up by Physicians.
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BOSTON WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT.

The best fasiF nswspapcr published e9ht pages nfiS
sia caiaaRna FradtnE
-iRgIsfPs COPY GRATIS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14
glrhp gemi-llfeehlg Illprld
Published
PuDuSneQ
r.1esdayS cee Fridays,
BY THE

ne Idaho World Printing Company
uENAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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MORE SNAKES.
[From the Now York SUM-

Last evening reporter Of the Sun
saw card at the Aquarium card
publicly displayed, as follows:
Wanted-Live young mice; will
pay one cent apiece
These little mice are wanted for the
dozen or more baby boa constructors
now in the glass box with their moth
er, and four large anacondas. On the
Goth instant Phil, the engineer, ran up
stairs and told DIR. Dorner that some
thing had got into the snake box, and
the doctor found the little boas gath.
cred in bunch They were each
twenty-one inches long and astonishIy
lively. When disturbed they raised
their heads and Kissed like older snakes. .
At first they needed no food, because
to the stomach Of each was attached
substance like the yolk of an egg,
from which they took nourishment.
In two weeks, however, this source Of
supply was exhausted. Then they
took to the older serpent's mode of
eating. They crush and swallow the
little mice as the bigger snaks do rab-
bits. 1t is said that it will be impos-
sible to raise this interesting family
under Mr.. Bergh's ruling. The boas
nave grown three inches since their
birth.
The mother, which is Il feet long,
$ very hungry. She has eaten moth
ne for over two months. At noon
yesterday it vas noticed that her skin
vas parted at her lips. In about ff-
cen minutes she has pushed it back,
n continuous roll all around her
ead, to her neck. She did this BY
ubbing it against the gravel on the
'ottom of the box. After it had been
oiled back on her body for about three
set the skin ceased to roll up and be-
an to double on itself. After five
set Of the shining new skin had be-
anne visible, she brought her head
round and pushed back the old skin.
J pressing ag8inst it with the side
f her neck. She got rid of her skin
ntirely in just.two 'aours and ten
linutes.
After the shedding Of its skin a.
9rpent eats ravenously. Yesterday
lorning two rabbits were placed in.
le box for her, but the anacondas.
hich it was thought had been sated,
.ized them. In Mr.. .Bergh's Office it
suggested that now will be a good
me to try her with a, piece of beef
r. Bergh said last evening that he
ice told Mr. Barnum that he must
1T feed the snakes that were kept in
e old Ann street museum. "Mr.
arnum was angry, but | told him,
at the law of the State would be
voked if he did not heed my warn
g. 'Very WELL. said he, then |
ont feed them IN. this State After
ards he told me that whenever his
lakes get hungry he took them over
Taylor's Hotel in Jersey City TO.
I'VE them fed"
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,f. il Brick Building Adjoining Hsssnis Hall. Wall Street
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rTs. u. PETTEx0rLr. Co. Ie State Street. Bos-
ton, s7Pzrk Row. New York. andT01 Chestnut Street
Phasdephia are our Agents for procuring advertise
rnents for the IDAHO Id ii the above cities. and
zuthozixed to contrsct advertising At cur Ioses
rates-
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ny Book, in my line not found in my stock
i'll, on order, be procured in the shortest possible
time at eastern prices-my facilities for so doing be-
ing pie aud expeditions fJune H. Ig73-n
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SCHOOL LANTERN, FAMILY IANVFRy
PEOPLES LANTERN.
Each style being the best ofits class in the market
Catalogues Of Lanterns and Slides. with direc-
tiens for using, sent on application
Any enterprising man can make money with a
Magic Lantern.
Rl- Visitors to the Centennial Exposition win do
wisely to defer purchasing goods in our line until
they come to our stores in New York, where they
viii find greater variety and more moderate prices
ana can select more at their leisure But we have
concession TO sell some styles of our goods in tn
building Of the Department of Public Comfort and
those not coming to New York are invited ts can on
our representation there
Rz- fun stock Of Views Of the Exposition Build
ing and their contents.
June %, '76-m6.
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious 90
Re cured should try DR.. KIsSNER'S CELEBRAT-
ED CONEUMPTIYE POWDERS. These powders
are the only pre- paraton known that viii cure CON
SUMPTION and all diseases of the THROAT AND
TITNGs-indeed. 50 strong is Onr faith in Them and
also to convince ron that they are 40 humbng, We
win forward 10 every sufferer, by mail. post paid
FREE TRIAL BOX.
We don't want your money until ron are perfect
y satisfied Of their curative powers II your lie Z
worth saving don't delay in giving these POWDERS
q trial as they viii surely cure you
price for large box, $780, sent to any part OF the
United States Canada by mai on receipt q pElce.
Address,
Ash &c 7OBIozn1.
800 FULTos srREEr, BRoOzELEs, =. 7.
May Is 1ST-1y.
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Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory i meet ~
regular session At the Clerks Office, u Idaho City on
Monday, JANUARY 7, 1873.
That being the first Monday in said month Al
accounts or other matters coming before said Board
should be fled two days prior 10 hat time.
Al accounts and papers must Re legally verified
to insure scffon thereon and no bin viii be pre-
sented untess all the fees are paid
JAMES MORLARTT,
Clerk Board Co Com.
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- = ard fssns free. True CO.. Angasta
hzinT.
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THERE is going to be a revival of
the woman's suffrage agitation at
Washington this winter. Many dele
gates from the conyentions are to be
there, as they have been for many
years past, but there is not much hope
for them, as political subjec,s will.
consume great deal Of time The
Committee on Privileges and Eiec-
tons viii undoubtedly sit down and
listen to their arguments very atten-
lively and forget all about the matter
when they are ont cf sight.
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= is not easily earned in these times,
RH6 E7but it can be made In three months
NJIII by any one Of either sex, IN any part
M 4 Of the country, who is willing towork
eWM b steadily at the employment that we
II j. y y furnish. SEQ per week in your own
to- You need not be away from home over
night. You can gve your whole time TO the work.
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
are making over so per day. All who engage at
once can make money fast At the present time
money cannot be made 50 easily and rapidly at any
other business. It costs nothing TO try the busi-
ness Terms and s. outfit free. Address at once
n HALLETT Co, Portland. Maine.
S-JuIy 24-77-1y.
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Iris stated that ten members Of The.
United States Senate have been pfir~
ters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-04
A RAILROAD SOUTH.

Preparations are being made by the V. &
T. r. L. for preliminary survey for rail-
roaG ii the direction Of Aurora. Mr.. Ander-
son, the engineer, is now getting ready, and
will make a start some day next week. He
will have complete camping outfit and the
necessary instruments and implements for a
crew of men, He expects to be gone be-
tween two and three months and to make a
survey Of the route selected for distance Of
90 miles This looks like business. The vast
mineral and timber regions to the south, will,
we hope, soon resound with the whistle of a
locomotive And all this means trade for
Carson. We believe Mr.. Anderson will COM
1neuce work somewhere in the vicinity Of
Genoa, at the point at which ne stopped work
Last Summer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A mischievous little Israelite the other day
amused himself by stirring up nest of peace
full bees that occupy show window on
Broadway, New York, but in less time than
it takes to tell the story, he paid for his te-
merity. They literally bounced him, and as
he dashed down the street, hat in hand and
yelling like frightened Cornanche, the busy
exemplars of industry ''who improve each
shining hour" etc, were making mad head
way around his curly head. The passing
crowd, too, for the moment found it conven-
lent to give the exasperated hive wide
berth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-04

The Carson Mint shipped last evening, per
Wells, Fargo & Co. S Express to the Assist
ant Treasurer Of the United States at Phlla-
delphia, the following denominations Of sub
sldiary silver coins, for the retirement OF frac-
tional currency, viz: in half dollars, $40, 900,
in quarter dollars, 500, 900, in dimes, S15, 900,
making total of $50, 900. Looking into the
Mint we cannot but compare the activity and
hustle displayed therein to that OF the lnte-
Iior OF d beehive. All the departments are
employed 70 their fullest working capacity.
The operations are conducted with clock
ike reg ularicy IN that institution exist no
clashings or misunderstanding. The repect-
i've heads of the several departments are thor
0uohlv familiar with the duties required OF
them and fully alive to the great responsible
lty which is attached to their trust. We are
pleased TO note that Ill the face Of the intense
heat which has oppressed this community
during the past month or so, the attaches of
the melting department, where the thermom
cter stands $50 degrees during the working
hours, have enjoyed their usual good health,
which is rather surprising. Passing our hum
bic opinion upon the subject, we believe it
scarcely possible that an institution like our
Mint could be managed better than it is; in
fact it IS in excellent hands, from the Super
intendent to the messenger. In addition to
the Trade dollar coinage, the MINT has re-
suned the execution Of subsidiary silver coins
and fine silver bars, the latter article for ex-
port TO China. Judging from appearances,
The Mint will be kept more fully employed
than ever heretofore.