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G0parluershw Noucc5.

JOHN Do Uttr j IT. Pr $50, -ItH.
Has. !. TO-. Bankers an3 Brokers. s. Ns-ie..
j.. 3D. IoE 5t~
AR. CHARLES T. KUENAINj EDl. Aem-
IS ter o.. t1. Sew YORK ~f.,s Exct..e f.- osF ac
n..aa j, o. lr.. Ta, Ulsi-s 49, be- ,a---tl O.. attt
5r,, uu.-i t..e sH-1' tl.n Han'. L-A" az co..
NFo-Yoss. sept q. 1877.
V'HE undersigned hay. t.i. day formed "a
Z copsrtu.r.p ruaer OBJ, t.7u name .t tit ltI- d.
Nl "a Nu .G Tor tho IuIr.-r " tr3u-a. ting O.
= reia. ~ta.A Ioai alo Dae 3t'arr business s,.t "n
IEN RS rsti ID "f4.ei u- N. rtNta
l..r a.e- JAMES \. hAAiL.@
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Dcn-o arc Rooms.


"Sse 9l,'5.
4 ELEGANTLY Furnished Rooms 70 let'
-As WY '-. '''-'' B" -'.''.'''' - '-H
~ r-gtf,t .fr -T-ITE lE ROOMS without
= board ~ e.iA rr tat. tao. ALo single room without
-o"r' 'n VI -''-'' '.."' ' '' ''' "
Dpt,- TIE, I,..., f..,.,iI, -n.,r Con-
: I"il . l.. "' '' ' '..'I,t NAH, ~ .a.,t.,, .1
raf roa.a r,l hsut.r, ,a-n.c eel 'a.te a. i2 mr. o.
e-tHar separately fo -', "i "HDE men i'l1''I'
N.'H'-' I'd. "" '''-'4-. Zoo
EiFTii-AEE" 1al.-ao.m. with board TOT
gentleman a-d "i-r -t" +o"aS i"i 'iis'r se-e'-ri'
..-,-.ttCrN tFpNf~lrp ROOMS TO
49, ..1 r.a.- r..-ir.d 49, 6. .-. o. !.st.
IN trt,.rrr ,t,-,.,-t u0Tei -- I..d-
e -th ar H D., - g. - it M ir,,, mr. en-
suite. r.crcnc,. l. Wcs. .4ta-t
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Apartments s ;lnfaru.s5e0 Rooma 10 Il
6ituations iUaulco-- Hlalss

4 YOUNG NAN, aged L, writing good
- hard, Wishes SITUATION shipping commission
house. le fe utn - at in' cth ufileh goo tetI
eAces. Address u. Boz II, iralne pai'..
4 YOUNG Man who has hat much expert
- 1853 caaciuau ard gardener ho .ase
aH. dD 3l gi+ II neral Wols w.I, 0er sl't.
tiIu where bis serve coos. llcr IRE newly mar
rti have children Both viu- tt capable al'
furnish good reference luq.c 90 h tribune once of
address JohN ,uuk, Enfie~ooc, Ne"5eIs,y.
N0ACHNAN and GABDENEH-By Prote--
X t.uf usu. . arrDl cU'uWlIlrc.s can t1r fA t.'
nona7 100 either eaacry would 1c wilma o. ''>r cis
'tock poultry cc best ci;y Reference L. W. H. As Green
"ich-tYe., 'H- tEat BACK.
COACHNAN, GARDENER, etc.-A Scotch
W-e- % care ant drive nrS-. To- @afA
rr.r- I.u iar wa ks, GAh, care nl- .tc HoIt
lls- rooms or c t-as- for WIG. and c-e ie' 10" t TO
ter. 1e.t T. .at.un-. AtPF u 'AiN .--t7 Ed
GERVANT-Bv a German r. amt single
- maa. aged 81 years. WHO care Oh INVALID %. i.-
man. SAT. 90 able. tend cng 1he ' ilr c.aA hl-a
n boz door WORK also gruru auf o-es best r-lu.
.lt.aus. Aupit et Jos 0tFt, tAlttF t-al' tAAtL)1
yErAITER-Bv q Swct-. with frst-ciass ref
~ -r,ucc. l.. willing. CAL address L, ~ i-i.i
E8AfTFR-By lirst-class French waiter
- fu.lv e.f,r- io ODD Oh, 41ue, n tI-c1ss family D.
York Caa iceaglseaattAo ouiN- D. aEAU, c922la
WAITER and useful (coio.ed) young man,
" f.l city country. wants situation l'r "n} loss
y-.4e- gaod. competent writer tta house servant
t.r PRO I-TAST BU tEAL, $50 OtaS'e +' no-se above
IUtI.-t.
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Doar6 ano Rooms.
-~a.eor-~-~s~el-err-~s-oa'
East Side.

East Side.
A PARLOR FLOOR to let, with BOARD; also
a he second floor Of l2s add l06 East z5d a.
At 100 EAST -ST-Pleasant rooms,
i,.oa o hol a' Hdefh ~ family private adults A@er
can reference Exchanged
a PRIVATE FAMILY, with but few board
smaller ones o table teuai location terms, ~ 70 $40
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, occupying pleasant
eo tecl .., 90 aoatd wifi them for th. winter a.so
l.-3- Broadway.
DERsONS looking for superior accommoda-
door uai .ni..aei -
STOP AT TIE
HOTEL pEvOEsHTE,
opposite Grand Central DEPOT 4-a- Rooms 81 per day and
upwards frscass restaurant elevator and all comforts
4 DOORS from Nadison-square-N Il East
sse- fde. red Faal. wishing dr.tciass accommodation.
& EAST 34TH-ST.-Pleasant rooms for the
- winter vita ceol board AN rooms heated Preferences.
q EAST 22D-st.-Elegantiy furnished Rooms
- l.t on suite sncy w nout board louse and iocauon
uHusu1'-T desirable; references
A.l CRANERCY PARK-Dcsir,ble ROOMS
Table board given.
~ PARK-AYE. near 35th-st.-iandsomely
. furnished SECOND r0o-. other
lais aao small rooms Win 5oasd he'orcrccs.
sD'gD-ST., 1l6 EAST-Iiandsomel furnished
so uator toor, Nh board also otivf rooms highest
references.
sbskD-ST-NO. 100 East, near 4th-ave.-iiand-
'5'S yfuruilLei sI ~ Urr ROOMS 600 l Oh second
hoor. also 0,aer rooms superior board references
% EAST 2OTH-ST.-A few desirable rooms to
- - be-. ey.i bua-d 20 moderate prices foi rrnces.
- EAST 10TH-ST., corner Of 4th-aye.-
- Suites Of rooms CO. Def with board, suitable or FAM
lies OBJ gen. leucu
rIO LIT, furnished suite of rooms to two
gentlemen. to9l f.r ho.s-AaepuE 'n tt i,ii ana
wife family private l54 Last 4Ost, one door from Lex
.4st0n--,c.
BROOKLYN Board.
BOARD on Brooklyn Heights - NOntacuc-st
- piD--. With board mlulles WsA %. al ile
--
apartments s ;iufRrus5e0 Rooms 10 Lcl
N ELEGANT FLAT, aii Improvements, AZ
- >o.tll is4-ay-. inquire Cop 1aL
UNSTABLE. comfortable floors, -four rooms.
l-ti-,t-.. All iIl.G- o owe. Apply .u3 l-.l-sD
DE>IRABLE APARTMENTS of seven and
Il reG r,ls DOB Irnucl tIt- oH Pho, Silst Dbl. 'r @tFt
perfect orf, a ud pleasant location. lieuis
from <2Oto 30. Appy toJarilor lu3lo
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Brooaipn Rcal Gs:als for Sale.

Nos. 43 Wliow-s;.,
Sc f-., $50. BE 4l. la Ngss st. DO. AND .u1 tiua
grrr... ~ auI 1- W susiavs. % l-..', l-tc-ra
GORDON H. FORD, lt tar..L. Brooklyn.
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PROPOSALS for DOING the WORK and
FJEAI-IlFG TIE HATENIAL~ required To- heating
y 'ieA &c "a -igs .,s.sl q o. 1885, - 't l5i Ae
81 o. a ea I- tHc ItatIurfer. az ts Department
~ o- i.HIAt The WONk AMI It RSISuiNG tht NATE
al.4 fqai1 ia .ac arDposc1 alteration ana repairing "
o. stfnC lu. lfiusE
sss-AlLD ftofOaAi, for re above w De received u1
80 lycs r. WEDNESDAY. sac sf pro elmo. FOR iu3
ieaia- Gee "a lie Ci Record sale az Room no. 2 City
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Gelp Wanito

al +. RIDLEY x SONS.
\ eIx srl. YOUNG ~ALIsNEN ans STOCK
Cisls~ cala4 Frclch add Geillzn san aa4 .ula-e~i
HOUSE BURN tHhlNG,
CHINA l Ai.E1 DElAEL Ni-tlr
only tao-e nA.i4g nat city uiau cIpcfstAce cost
apply.
EDWAED RIDLEY AND SONS, Grand ,.ad
e. aIrut. sl.t ru ..tIs-c uar to -ursllHt-' intlr
Bows ~rit Dcn4rauri- ilsf un eonrct4At i aafi-lo
and aaSv lai c gcti eNp.ti,.c. Wy -sc'A % ''''
HOTSEN ORk.-Nauted a young i.Oi s.,nt
\ -lU ItI A.ls-Nur. . '. rHiail HtN, nt t"A y
Do IA .nI rrtrer LaVr rrf-feHc,s. H. hLs A-l.eS
NEW rLuI t--f..,, a AGLA.4, AZ stta'r
KArANTED-A Ady thoroughly competent 10
w nstrus. an. tam .Nn rlr.s .dyart uta1myn's
have al he aoesaT sraiincsious g.IecaiA trg.s
sn. "a ..f.. address, Nl,I pa1.tl Do, rt n. "
SHARPE g 90. - Pagkfow.
NGTANTED-tioOd Protestant girls; s,tr.. -
w ao~ vIitul, cl.y -ad county. Nts E4.l&Ol. s
PAUrlssrANr AGGNCf, IL 4s!.-ANe.
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Gllnnilons Wdutc0-- females.

AT NORISON'S Fir>t-class SERVANTS
= ENcANl o. c's mn CO. ana ohaTe ;.s t
this address particularly sud as 9il m. sias,-
AT BEDELL'S, 80 and 342 4th-aye., en-
" ploy,rs viii md i7ra ssie o Hrsi-Glass seI'ai.'
Oh every .esc ..'i 1"'h a4'....-.' a' ,.-i.v' i'I
Hea.
At BODKHA5rS, $50 4th-ave, near 2lth-st.
= Al tTs AN. Ae.i SeH , ,s e- ,r o
aad Ir- hep as cooAs l 1esa c.3noerma d. wa.iIs',
'''-.' ''''.' .'''''' L. H1faoND rropreor.
COOK.-Wauted situation by first class
NoLD'~ SEW PROTESTANT AGENCY. $50. an 4tia.s
COOK-By q Scotch Protestant woman; who
= -oai c,s do every branch g'ed le. COOK exc
a, hoase. so5d recinmcnaa.ioas Col at CARPENTERS.
JOS Gttave. GEAR 9tl-si. "
s'OOK-Assi-, vIih washing, by a scotch
\ }ogns woman: very s,9i ,oeAi Mt IN M %, D lj|.'
gOOK, Sc Two respectable Protestant
y wameI t-iser- one a. coo@ 'l Ass. "l.l 'he ths
sooI reference obiecuon 10 the couuy 200 I0aase.
EOOK. etc-An experienced cook also in
4 "a,-.H. aua l,a.He her 9msL.ei age Ii ,gdo M, M
Can BE- seen ut .or4er rlVoy'rs la VI ~ lists
COOK-By an English Protestant young wo-
y l.l. very s3e.;a5e Des, city Testimonials - rstcass
.-. g. ctc. sober honest o1.iaR. ali q BJohlAAs,
-tt-s S. l. D.. Ai'iN ID tthalrtl--
COOKs-Eeady for city or country under
q. ' . .ors .. en- d. Pr1flsfA HON.
loo o,i-tvr.. Avn house above tj,i-~t.
OOOk-To assist with washing. by q very re-
Z sre...hir a.c vel recon n.eH.H. ""n.n ~ toueA
cook u,as 2.ia .g"ie, f,',s -''i rter'ii d ga put
.r, az s.. bodEiitN- $50 l;.ave, near 2sfh-sr, L.
COON-A respectable French person as first
= class ,oo, Do .rr'ae aui.y t.ar.eiai french 'iil
american o- Thoroughly is Nce lliy "e-. .ta crsn
1.a'aruoa 10 aa,s@v az De- s, or aaor. co. Gtrayc
.tCC -IA 49, :l.--l. ear 3,tts..
CUOk.WasH, IRON, and GENERAL House
.e.a @.lt iei1rucr,, - b. PROTESTANT HOME, lss
r,O0K. LAUNDEESa, WAITRESS, CHAM
- Der" 3ltr-' goo" '.,"',' Per -, g., o. f ,l
n,..i. H. al' 49,. isart6 lau,. a5oy. i5as,
NOOK, WASHER and lRONEE.--By q Ger
y "a. ~ o. ..1.' 5 .-. o., '...' M ,- ~.. ~
e.ste,' t.:.a es sy Of .onn.t. APPS a. Mss. LOVES
NOOK. WASHER, lROAER or hot SEWORk
/ - IS . Go,l-i4st Al ef,ll4 Pratstlnt wouaa. ver,
I,. .t."1" ee" reiele.Ge. tl,i '.-' ,-- 80. i.
io4,.t .ad OBJ sH-. Gan o. roukAAMs $50 illrr Aear
EOOE and WAiIEESS.-Two very excellent
ar. 81 ,oek snt tae oter is rs 5aL understand tirir
s,oi ic.af.Ice caI' g. .~r Il. .,,.. ae-r .-'.sL
CIMNpERWUaE. WAITRESS and USE
\ EJI-rI .i,uaii0i .u~ ctty or com
s5. ,.a Is. ~. r. o.. rG.lt-rANI sCHEAC. 1855 su..
.uiAH. r.laiD and WAiIRfSS-By a very
< .r- ... r.i r.co.ll,. t...r 'or.a co.a1rt,lt
ia ,.,i ..... c.-ia.-li.- sl "-i.fsst very h,at
orat5- Ci ID, Aa5Ms 3d. .3j A. . ac.r IA ST.
H. liAAMDAi. .I..lt"r
CHAMbEiMaiD and WAITRESS - BY a
works Thoroughly. a, a.u tIt Willing wura. ht- ulrte
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1877
Conrtrr Dodr0.

Conrtr9 Doar0.
4 FEW ROOMS WILL BE VACANT AT
- tho -"I'an Eo.ee next Wc.s az low rates or board
Moai.anyHi,. oranre Co.. ~.
4 FiEHREI0NT HOUSE,
Old LYsT. coSN.
Ner li , 'n e-srsrs Ee,rau views If land ysr
Eli h. -.lf..f5.r' -, rr,'s ..--l b. , :. ,er
rca-. srrd ior cl.uHr J.H0ND Proune.or
PAYSIOE HOUSE, Jamesport, J.. /. Par
1scr aa. rar a5,rr @5. Isl as. .n,g " iro.a uis
Iirat ID shane, m ms i b. Jat IS ji-aes..r.. T. /.
CATARACT HOUSE. Delaware Water Cap
- -nu. .oT'ir t 81 1 te1cati r-.,a for haiaace OF
CONWAY 1901 ~. Conway. r.. H., J.. II.
- BAN, ...r'',.r few r.s i.ar Doc deuot. i've
r.c.e+. rai5. for fr,.-,.t s.d .r,..t b,rers very
EATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Ta. only cool place near York.
COMPARE RICHEST .EltrEGArUuE rs SHADE
august f, ca.'Nil Vi..ara. 50 Sew. Yorl, J2'i
MOUNTAINS HOUSE. 49,
GOLAWALL-ou-tl--IJD ~ON, y. Y. has
=. provided t'r il summer visitors spacious. pleasant
I.iu-,.trl. engraving. ID 10, --, yt,s.. fs s-rl,
,- V. ,a oT'ssl ,S ..s.5 51 l @I' i,,s
5000 vouuaso c1ocs r.h it.i.r-s I D. -.sue.,i
lr-ey a, re many ,rslsss tnls noted Summer
ELBERON HOTEL, south Of Long Branch
.r~ C. r. Ju-r~. ace Of hoam2H House ant 81 James
ERa4NCQNlA HOUSE, near Profile House,
a9d gc'n.r g ..r ava Do pay fever sead ior enc iar
EABIAN HOUSE, White Mountains, n H..
b. IINp-rv 3 FurNcH. located at tae junction o. tle
Boston. Concord Montreal ana waJe Mountains. and $40.
80 raI EU rr and .lY.I. ll.f D. .rI
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si.na.lons Uau;eo feaaIes.


GOOD PROTESTANT SERVANTS at tho
~ li . ~. l. b,s ind Tor y ana country at
ne was- tnfut thc times a.-o goo ,f.i s'tls
,E.rg. anti .r,l Oh, 0tllte. itA house above iuiAst
uOUsEWO2E and USEFUL GlRI-i'y l
young Amer ,aa tl. to s-i,-- a.. ~" o.. ~ a. Ia
cj',a,e.. 6,sf -jis-.
UOUSEWORK.- respectable woman wishes
60 20 on; b} tHe Gay sa'las or no Sc , y. 80
EEOUSEWORK.-By a German Girl, recon-
meai.o e.. BE-. {.y s ,' S v.. e IN. nSe soSi
taking entire CHAR ' il. 1',i @ . =, Ice
Can o.. 80. 800 si1ta-av- ueaa l3d-st.
ATrNDREsS-By q respectable girl. situation
! - laiullr.- cilrub rnsG u- -r.tta hl-t-o ~
small family can tt s Sdavc near eh-t ,H reference
AT'NDRE~~-As tirst-cass iauudress; under
a. s' BE-, .. 's'a9' 'A'''uS-' 9lo''
z ACNDREsS-By very respectable laun-
II dles.. g. private i3giy b. iloiouti.s e..s 20
sssi cbi,re, co.irg5 resit, la'cz aai acyc ait
faJtf iFaTlr&T. &c. 5oa ' o {6'
AUVDRESS or CHANBERAAlD and
BLACNDEE-- rr FINE WASH N'.il '.rv rrsgee'-
insn- ,ri. e etc., 5000 casnberaal ans essacr sld
',,f,l re s. .,sve' lear 3i...t j. iAlN0ND b.
E-IRSC.--A situation % take care OF - baby
= by rri.w rr ,a iase OF gentleman house. AppY
NfURSE-As infants uGIse, by = tLomurhiv
y connecticut lr.r,fa. ~cl'ti snn afr t. pause "' "a
.i..s Tor ,s5,55s Ss. -.l Fioa. 8, rr.o.
A-TR-F-By 70 dr,.-cass scotch Pro.esiant.
y $40 tlorouf y lle care Is q m-Ai sii'-s
..- "a 5rn.r ,-i. ,, va. csa go. 49,. ~ 4ArerI>9
UREA O. coz GJ $780,, sc-"era ''il shi "'.i 'i'
%URsE-AP.ote,tap, wants situation asnIure.
-, s..r las ill., b,s, 'hre wears rls.,n.cs s.c =
1g. - 81. .d i 4. r86rIsrtS Ios1 III v -
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9'O PHILADELPHIA.

TO Ptil-Ab-LrAtlA'
,,----.-.,--l.-. ~, p,rr9cAr
--ffa. c1 O., N, ~. f-lii. ~ 1, .EJ SHORT LINZ
-" O'D astv-,.
hE"-h 0iA AM d "a '--' --''- ma
7lrt..r rfro.s I.s..- ,al way c.r. three Depotsia
irl.a"..I..... ...n Do. Nt....
f,- qt.ct tr i..st u. rt. .l irl. aua the -s't
I... cc .-...i $685.. al. .l.- -i.s-..
.t.I '.s rnr . .....,
E.tits. tr..e ..as ar. SEA L-f'I'''' aus a."
lauci Streets ft.t-. 4~ ....aa-. f
,t. --.. ..s. L..l.t, l'3J %. d. D. 80. ' Do '-'-'
SEQ i DE- t.. n.- B. '- 900. '-'i r. Pm. 4 -..9
o.. 81 .. Pee .ts'.- .r.-.. t- '- l.. a. % d,
go p. boo. t'@ = 's. i-A.. 80 S-.'.'- '.... 20
4.o4r ..1e,, J4D l.ll... Dra4s's, $50 +s.. i'''-
aul t," O. t's. .- a.ia i,. , .-.l'
Al,D~.rr. t1- us, t|p So. q" --..t
b.go., Jersey ..-. la---l@"t I-r--' o--'''
i'a-.. ...-...-.., g. rAssl..t-
----'.---.. O.. Cen l-a. I.r. Agent
'.I'l- ''-
,rVIfr' t-pf. ST L ItI rlt LIN.
! ---
Ci' I''''i N'-'
and 2li points ---L VIA
%TFPti.G NND FALL RIVER
-" -.-N .,.t--,.,-,.t-
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REAL ESTATE.

Nfw.yorN. saturday Sept l. 1871
Roth of the sales advertised loI - 49,, NET
IL. E1,laase s-lesroon were i'''i
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5es Gream.

4 FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
and fl. aYt ooy Che richest most rel'le and only
svs,DARp I,I CREAM rs MAEAEE
T~v I'd ar1 YOU VIII use uo oi,r
CrrRDuE-. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, and THE
ira DE supplied
2Jc PER QUART
TO Families hv the saIlcl. $50 cents per Quart
Derot 800 Fou.thave l24 Bro ~Ig, aad % Caatal7t
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ztlae!cdl 3usIrume'IIs

I IGHTE * ERNST, Old house 81 Lighte i
- Etataurr o-rr tl-r splendid FrAA1-FDHrfa' 40 low
ricea cly LaElf ucus a. - fast 4th-~ Also
smith r. & tftt.a - DitrAN
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HOCsEWO2K and USEFUL GlBiE-l3y.
v,rtr Amer -au can io general worA, Nlltnr, &C.,
-, is vrv cxre. .f wish children Wages los. Ca Al 80
20. g. near
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At NORISON'S First-cla>s SERVANTS
, EXClASC g. cor. llth and C-hare 4ns, servants
l.I cv country can Ir obtained N't'
ills address particularly aud ay1ia nlstast-.
r BFDELL'S. 80 and 342 tth-ave., en-
v p.oytrs p ad large selection Cd nrstcass serv1His
Oh ,vty esci-Hi, toh Protestant au- & nA"ic ior ..
..1rrr. rolchuan. llrdpu ustfu
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EODK. etc.-An experienced cook, also ia
oa...r. and luH.Hg. her daugl-t, Is. tO DO M
starr work ID private family both willing ami oblstuc
dan DO seen 20 ucIr !rrler LVoytr-, lil rs l4stst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-27
Tho Virtue OF Whiting.

Chicago Inter-0cOAn.
They met ON the outgoing train
a few evenings ago. One a distin-
guisned Republican senator, the
other an ex.oflicial of high charac-
ter, who has long stood prominently
before the country. Said the latter:
"Tell me, now, inter nos, what
do you think of the Republican
prospects and the policy of the
administration ?"
Said the former: "Well here it
is. We can't go over to the Demo-
Gratis. We've got to stand and take
what We get inside the family.
Publicly, | indorse the past and the
present, and, | reckon, the future
policy of the administration. Pri-
yately, | think Hayes, with the best
intentionsi in the world, has knocked
the 'Stufiing' clean out of the party"
" And what do you mean to do
about it?'
4" Wait"
" Can the old craft be righted by
waiting ?"
81 believe SO; time and events
must help us. Now, what do you
think~
81 indorse the policy ALSO"
" In the same way?"
Exactly
4" "Shake."
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A Pathetic .cene.

There was pathetic scene at
Fort Abraham Lincoln a few days
ago, when the Seventh cavalry,
General S. D. Sturgis' commanding,
which was headed in the field last
year by the gallant but unfortunate
Custer, marched into camp. AS
the gray troop Company E), under
Lieut.. G. @. DeRudio, was passing
in review before the generals house,
he came out Of the door and to the
gate with guidon in his hand.and
ordered the command to a halt.
The battalion came to a halt and
present. On the porch was con.
gregated the generals family, con-
sisting of his beautiful wife, his
pretty daughter Ella, another little
girl and their only remaining son,
all dressed in deep mourning. The
general, with his eyes full of
tears, addressing Lieut., DeRudio,
said: 81 am charged by my wife to
present your company with this
guidon in remembrance of our dear
son, who was attached to it when
he was killed. l hope you will ap-
preciate it, take good care of it and
honor the memory Of our dearly
loved boy" The lieutenant took
the guidon in his hand, raised it
and replied: "Dear General
thank you and Mrs. Sturgis in the
name of my company. This guidon
will guide them and myself to re-
yenge the blood of your son, and |
assure you that nobody shall cap
ture it while a man of my COM
mand lives, for We shall defend it
with the last drop of our blood"
The generals son, Lieut.. John
Sturgis, it may be remembered, fell
in Clusters fatal battle, and, at his
fathers request, was buried on the
field Of yalor where he fell
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1oI MEMPHIS TENN. MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 27 1871 9

pany-ys, if you had mentioned it
| would have had the house return
ished for you. All that, and more,
| would have done gladly for a
guest. But when you dignity and
pathos ALLEVIATE the affections
of Maria Jane, when you descend
upon this peaceful fold with base
designs-like a wolf in sleeps
clothing, as it were-that | cannot
forgive.
Y. NJ. with humility)-If you
please, sir, | amt got no sleeps
clothing.
Mark examining the fabric Of
the young mans coat)-Ah, l per.
ceive my error; it is cotton, not
wool. However, was speaking
metaphorically. AS | intimated
before,I cannot endure the thought
of having my home, which, until
your fell presence, had been the
abode Of innocence, turned into a
kennel Of wrong doing. When you
sought that end, you not only
wounded me mortally, but you
aroused my wrath; and, young
man, when I'm mad Pm a bad
crowd. In the first throes of my
passion was doubtful whether to
have you arrested for murder in the
| first degree, or "
At this point the young man
showed symptoms of terror. "But,"
continued Mark, cit suddenly oc-
Cured to me that a certain Penn
sylvania judge Joe Bradley, !
believe-once ruled that in case of
arson, the fellow must marry the
girl and so | conclude you must
answer to the crime of arson; in
other words You must get hitched
to Maria Jane"
Apparently, Marks victim was
relieved, but he was still doubtful.
He said: If you please, sir, I'd be
glad to marry Maria, but l couldn't
support her. l ain'tgot no money,
and | can't get no work. | mean
to marry her some time, sir; hon
est and true | do"
Mark-That's altogether too thin,
young man. You marry Maria
right here, and now, or you go fol-
arson.
Y. M.-Well, sir, if it comes tc
that, Of course I'll marry her.
Mark That's the kind of talk
| like. Here Twitchell! Maria
Jane! Come herel
And the two people named, fol.
lowed by the other servant, entered
the room the marriage ceremony
was performed, and Mark and the
second girl signed the certificate as
witnesses. After that Mark paid
the minister, gave the couple 5000
in cash and s4nt them adrift with
an injunction--which, by the way,
he ascrlbed to Hoyle-to ego and
sin no more"
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PRESIDENT HAYES.
A Little Remintscence of the Days
OF the Rar-Bart. Jenkins Flag
OF Truce,

A Little "Reminiscences of the Days
OF the war-Bart. Jenkins Flag
Of fTruoe.
Louisville News.l
The making of active prepara-
tons for the proper reception Of
President Hayes has begun and will
be pushed forward until the date of
his arrival in the city. 1t is too
early to state what the order of the
reception will be, but it will be such
as will be creditable to the city and
State. There will probably be a
semi. military force under arms in
compliment to the days when the
chief magistrate was a soldier. If
this is done Captain Bart. Jenkins
ought to be a member of it. Dur
ing the war he bore, in Virginia, a
flag of truce from the Confederate
to the Federal lines, and the officer
who met the flag was Brigadier
General R. B. Hayes, of Ohio.
The flag remained for some time
in the Federal lines, and the Off
GERS bearing it became familiar with
their enemies, transformed for the
nonce into the most hospitabIe of
hosts. Captain jenkins wrote a
letter to friends in Kentucky, which
was forwarded by the courtesy of
General Hayes. The party separa-
ted and the officers went back to
their places and to fight each other.
The whirligig of time kept moving
along-a way it has of doing--the
war was ended, the unknown Ohio
general became three times gov
ernor and at last a President, while
Barton has just been beaten out of
his boots in race for the legisla-
ture. Byall means should he meet
his old but generous enemy, and il
there are any flags in the procession
Captain Jenkins ought to carry one
of them.
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climb Illimani from the side of La
Pas, but retired after attaining a
height Of $4,000 feet. The highest
peak of the South American Andes
ever assembled by men of European
race before this feat of Mr.. Weiner
is that of Chimborazo, the summit
of which was reached by Boussin-
gault in 1881, when height Of
1865 feet was ascertained by him.
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General Grant.

Liverpool Mercury.
| certainly de not envy the lion
hunters who succeeded in captur-
ing Gen. Grant for a dinner party.
He is about the most uninteresting
guest who ever sat at table. He
says literally nothing, and he does
not, like Count Moltke, impress you
with the conviction that he thinks
the more. 1t is not a case of being
silent in five languages with the
ex-president of the United States.
States. If words fail him, the i'm
preston which he conveys is that
they fail because ideas fail also. At
the Duke of Wellington's he did
break silence once, however. He
had been speechless during dinner,
but afterwards he suddenly said to
his host "Duke, what was the
largest number of men your father
ever commanded ?" The duke re-
piled: "That was when he was
generalisSimo of Europe, and he
had so many English mentioning
the number), SO many Germans, so
many PruSsians;' and then duke
named figure which was a very
few hundred thousand. "Then,b
said the victor of Richmond, 81
guess l beat the duke, for com
manded . million"