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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

- Cod Fish, at Huddart's.
- Teas, best quality, at Rainey's.
- For your Harness and Saddles, go
TO Bauer's.
- Family Groceries of all kinds, at
Rainey's.
- Our respected friend Giles R.
Reeder, called on Tuesday.
= Mr.. A. L. Fry, of Benton, drop
in to see Us yesterday.
- Mayor Johnson, of Nemaha City,
gave US call on Wednesday.
- The subscription list of THE
ADVERTISER is constantly increasing.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Marshal Daily in the citV on Wedues-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

- Do you know how you are going
to vote on the question of Township
Organization" D." according to the new
optional law? We published the law
last spring, and if you don't know
anything about it, it's your own fault.
We shall not argue the case, but be
lieve the adoption of the law would
be benefit when in practical opera
ton, and We intend to vote for its ad-
option.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

TIN SHOP repairing and job
work done promptly, by Stevenson d
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

BAN WAGONS, complete and
warranted, by Stevenson & Gross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

Rock precinct 10 receive and receipt for monies
due rs ca sUuEc-iqticD-
J.I,rrrEI.. a. 81. ue-1iu Is our authorized agent
ztrLa- place. TO receive subscriptions and adver-
tieinE. and 20 collect and receipt FOR monies due
TIE ADvERTIsEE.
-ouN =. 1I1NICF is orT authorized agent al Aspin-
wall % receive subscription and advertising. and
collect aac receipt FOR monies due Us.
FAIRBROTHEB & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
LOCAL. W1TTERS.
Fresh oysters at Huddarl's.
Three los. Tea for 81. at NiekelI's.
Full stock, always, a. Rainey's,
- Cash paid for butter at Huddart's
Produce wanted, by Stevenson & .
Cross
Rubber boots and shoes, at Pat
Clines.
Wagons. only s65 and SO, at
LockwoOd's.
II Paints. Oils and Glass, at
H. c. LET'S.
- CASH paid for country produce, (
at II. c. LETT s.
Choice line Of Pocket ami Table .
Cutlery, at Il. {. LIFTS
Pickels. Canned Goods, and Gro
r
Z. c. LET'S.
Everything in the family grocery /
line at Huddart's.
- Gloves. and WUol-lined Boots and .
Shoes, 1t Rohis0n's-
Ask your ueighbors to subscribe
for THE ADvERTIsEE.
Mems, Youths and Boys boots
and shoes. ut Pat CIine's.
NickeII does sell the best tea for
the least money. just try ii.
Extra copies Of THE ADVERTISER
can hereafter be had of y. ". Nickel.
Wagon extras Of every kind, and
OF the BEST MATERIAL, cheap, at
Lockwood s.
Breakfast and country bacon,
sugar cured hams and dried beef, by
Stevenson & Cross.
King * Ferguson have the May
or Feed Cooaer for sale at Stevenson
& Cross Gail and exam ne.
- Cabinet case of sewing machine
needles. for ali kinds oi sewing ma
chimes, for sale cheap by stevenson q
Cross.
Souder has harness, OF all kinds,
to sell Just as low as any first-ciass
work can be had anywhere. Call and
ace before buying.
-Hannaford is continually reeeiv-
ing new goods in his line. He says
ne is determined to keep full stock,
If it takes ali the furniture manutac-
tured in the east to keep 1t up.
The Best
Sewing Machine in the world, to be
had cheap for cash. can be seen at
B. G. WHITTEMoRE's
Main street, Brownville, Neb.
i, G. Lock wood, at his steam re-
pair and wagon shop, has everything /
needed in the construction or repair .
Of light or heavy wagons, bug I
zies, or farm machinery Of any kind, ,
either in iron or wood.
-Flour. Bacon and salt, by Ste
EensOu & Cross.
The rapidly increasing demand 4
for FIIert's Extract of Tar and Wild I
Cherry, Is a positive indication OF its
merits. Thousands Of individuals who
have heen cured of coughs, colds,
bronchitis and iUCipiept consumption, /.
where other remedies have failed, are (
the best proofs possible that this is, 4
without doubt, the best cough remedy I
vet discovered. For sale by Nickel. /
ThOroughhred Bull for Sale.
The undersigned wishes TO sell q /
Thoroughbred Bull; as : have two, / /
will give purchaser choice.
! am also breeding pure strains OF
Berkshire and Poland China Hogs, /
and Will have pigs for sale about the
first OF January next.
For further information. call on or
address, HORACE y. BAGLEY,
17w4 Aspinwall, Neb.
ScOtt's H0g Cure,
By Stevenson d Cross.
The Sherman House,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

- Sandwich Power Corn Shelters,
and extras, for sale by Stevenson &
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
= Indian Summer.

- 1t rained nearly all of last week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

Extra copies of THE ADVERTISER
for sale by a. w. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and statiOner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

Teas, best quality, at Rainey's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23
5@TRANs1RNT BILLs-oAsH.

don't care nothing bout orders; and yod
needu't think, cause the Tennessee man got
out, that ESQ gwiue to get out-'cstss
amt. Amt got three sons in the army, .
great sight larger than you is, aud they fit at
Manassas, and they ain't no towards, nuther
is their mother, and l amt agwine to get
out of this stage this night, but I'm sgwiue-
to Strawsburg, whar was burn and raised =
The poor man looked aoa piussed. but yet
another effort he began, "My dear madam :.
II amt none of your dear MAIDEN; 1'se
just free white woman, aud so is Kitty
Grim, and we amt no nisgers to get passes.
and Use gwine along this pike to Strawsburg.
Now I'se done talking"
With this she settled herself on the seat
and leaut back with . most determined air,
and the discounted man shut the door amid
peals of laughter from within aud Without,
In few moments We were quiet again, and
all began to settle themselves for sleep. when
the silence was broken by our heroine.
''Kitty is you sick 2"
"No," said Kitty. -
"WeIl, it is a wonder. Gentlemen. tsu't
one of you take Kitty's seat and give her
yourn? She gets monstrous sick when she
is riding with her back to the horses"
There was n death like silence, and my
curiosity was aroused to know how she
would manage that point. After few mo.
ments she began again.
Kitty is you sick p
"No, not yit," said Kitty.
"Well, do wish one of you gentlemen
would give Kitty his seat" Still no reply.
All was becoming quiet again, when shs
raised her voice:
kitty Grim is you sick 7"
"Yes, just little" said Kitty.
81 knowed it; 1 knOwed she was sick
and when Kitty Grim gifts sick she most in
general filings up"
The effect was electric.
"My dear madam, /" exclaimed both gentle
men at once, "tako my seat, by ell means take
my seat" ..-Ha.5 -
The Methodist clergyman being nearest,
gave up his seat aud took hers. The
change was soon effected amidst the most up
roarious laughter. all feeling that they wsfs
fairly outgeneralled the third time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23
1sOWN W. VA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90 1877 NEW SERIES VOL
poETIcAL.
tFor the Spirit of Jefie:sonsl
NIGHT AND MORNING.

Coldly, and slowly and silently
Gathers the evenings shade,
Rapidly of from the western sky
The gold and the rubies fade,
The dew-drop. wooin ely. kisses the flower,
The stars of the night look ont from their bower
Weird silence reigns now supreme o'er the hour,
t. And the flowing tide comes in"
Softly. and slowly. and stealthily,
Appears the grayish dawn:
Aurora lights mp the eastern sky
Aud, Lo! the expected morn
The gloom of the darkness fades of from the
sights
Fair Nature aroused from her sleep of the night,
Shines forth like gem. in . halo of light.
And the flowing tide goes ous.
Thus coldlv, slowly aad silently
Sorrows grim shadows fall,
Rapidly off from tho sky of life
Fade the hopes and joys and all.
And care. like stnran-coud. broods dark DER the
heart.
The stings Of misfortune their poisous impart.
thought,
whe> despair's dark tide comes ius
But softly, SLOWLY aud stealthily,
The CLEANS of hope appear,
Sympathy shines like the sun, and, Lol
The morning of joy is here.
And ha2pinessrcomes with itstu:usical train
OF feelings to warble gladstone refrain,
To welcome the daylight of fortune again,
As despair's dark tide goes out.
So hope on. trust on, and faithfully
Press strongly in the fight:
Sorrow may darken the path, but still
There's balm in the morning light.
Though despair, with its power your hopes may
dispel,
Your hearts feel an anguish the tongue cannot
toll,
Strife onward and bravely, for all will be well,
When the tide of joy comes in.
F W,R
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23

SOUTHERN HISTORICAL socrETT PAPEns.
The October number of this highly enter
tanning and valuable pablicssion is on otf
table. and embraces ia its contents, ss usual
contributions of the mos. important historic
character, throwing much new light upoa
the Southern side of the late war. The eon>
tinuatiou of the Gettysburg papers is sspsoials
Iy interesting.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23

Daily except Sunday. All other Trains daily.
Express Train con meets at Cincinnati with all
Trunk Lines tor the West. North West and South
wea. Mail and Express Trains connect at Rich
mond with the Il. x D. and r. S p Trains for all
Southern points, and with James River Steamer
for Norfolk and o. d. s. 8 for New York.
nry- Tickets on Sale at Virginia Midland r
Ticket Office, COL and COS Penna Avenue, and
Baltimore and Potomac R. r Depot, 9th and b
streets. ~
pasa. Ag't Col and 60s Penn Ave. washin gton.
W. MS DUNN Eng. & Sup't. Richmond.
August 81, lS71-u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23
GET YOUR TICKETS
Chesapeake 4 Chic Railroad
AKisa EFFEcT MAY l4rH, 1877.

Cincinnati, indianapolis, EouisviNe, 81.
Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Scn
Francisco, NdshOiIe, MempAis,
Ne,o Orleans, Texas,
And all Points Wos. and South West.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23
The Pennsylvania Invasion.

Cen Harry Heth, who was division CONS
mander in the Confederate armys has ccns
tributed paper on the campaign eliminating
in the battle of Gettysburg to the Philadel-
phia Wechiy Times, from which the follows
ing extracts are takeu:-
Only short time before Gen. Grant
crossed the Rapidau, in the spring of 1864,
General Lee said to me III could do So
unfortunately l cannot-l would again cross
the Potomac and invade Penusyivsnia. L
believe IT to be our true policy, notwithstaudI
ing the failure of last year. An invasion Of
the eueny's country breaks up all Of his
prcconceived plans, relieves our country OF
his presence, and we subsist while there on
his resources. The question of food for this
army gives me more trouble and uneasinesa
than anything else combined the absence OF
The army from Virginia gives our people an
opportunity to collect supplies ahead Tho
legitimate fruits of victory, If gained in
Penusy ylvania, could be more readily resped
than on our own sol. We would have been in
few days march of Philadelphia, and tho
occupation of that city would have given Us
peace. 1t is very difficult for ahJ one not
connected with the army OF Northefn Yirginif
to realize how ssraightened we were for sups
plies of all kinds, especially food. The ratiou
of general officer was double that Of 4 pris
vatc, and go mcagre was that double supply
that frequently to aPpease my hunger l rob
bed my horse Of handful of cofh. which,
parchcd in the fire, served to allay the erav-
ings of nature. What must have been the
condition of the private
'.Tn speaking of the 6gbt of the 3D. Of July
at Gettysburg Gen. Lee said - L shall evef
believe if Gen. Fender had remained on his
horse half an hour longer we would have car.
ricd the enemy's position. After Pender fell
the command of his division deyolsed on sn
officer unknown to the division, hence the
failure of Pickett's receiving the support Of
this division Our loss was heavy At Gettys-
burg, but in my opinion no greater than it
would have been from the series Of battler
would have been compelled to fgh. had re-
msined in Virginia Gen Lee, says Msiof
Seddon then rose from his seat, and with al
emphatic gesture said, and, sir. se did whip
them at Gettysburg, and it will be seen FOR
the next six months that army will be IS
quiet as a sucking dove The army Of the
Potomac made no aggressive movement, ssv-
ing the fasco known as Mine Run, from the
Sd of July, 1868, until General Grant crossed
the Rspidan in May, 1864, precisely ton
months afterward.
"The failure TO crush the federal army in
Pennsylvania in 1862, in the opion Of sI-
most all the officers of the army Of Northen
Virginia, can be expressed in fre words-tbo
absence of our cavalry"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23

BALLoU's MAGAZrSE.-Tbe November
number 0: Ballou's Magazine is full Of besutJ
and interest. The first article is an illustfa>
ted subject On Chinese Life aud Chsractsr;
by the authors of 1.-The Gold Hunter" aud
then follows some ten or fifteen storiss OF
great interest, and several pieces of poetry Of
much merit. The "Child Of the Wilder
ness" is continued, and increases in interest
as it approaches completion. The humorous
department, prepared by u. Quad, the great
wit and genius of Michigan. !, unusually
brilliant and attractive. aud will be read With
interest by all lovers Of good things OF this
country.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23

r.. n. Pool, Presiden. Virgini. Lad
Bureau. has closed the salo Of ths Eliz.bsth
Iron property, in Augusta county, TO Ohiea
capitalists foE the sum of one hundred and
thirty-fye Thousand dollars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-23
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER K CO.,

NOAH WALKER K CO..
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
. LETTER,
To which they Gail special attention. They will
send app!ca ton their improved and accurate
RULES For SELF. F.1fEiSGRElIENT,
sad full limo Of samples from their i'm mcnse stock
of CIoths, Cassimcree, CoatirEs, Shirtngs, &c,
thus enabling parties in any psrt of the country TO
orde their Clothing nd shirts direc: from them,
with the certainty Of receiving garments Of
Tie Tcry Latest Style
And IiGost Perfect Fit
attalnsble. Goods ordered will be sent by ExPress
to any part of the country. Ae is well known
three Years excclled in all departments of their
business, which is substa tia! guRra as to thu
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and we'll assorted stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the lates: novelties in design, Ind
At I'OPCL4R PRICES
When Goods are cent per Express c. O. D., there
will be no collection charge amounts OF $50 and
over. Rules for self InrS surcIneut Samples of
Goods a"d Price List free on application The at
tcntion o! the TRADE is invited to Wholesale
Department. which is lways kept up tothe hisheSt
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO,
Manutac turcrs and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furn ishIng G oods. either
ready made or made to order.
lG5 and lG7 bairmore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
November IS, 1876.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, i.2s5 BROADWAY
pEE PAY Amp SaHp r1 snEs 81 ri

SFEaisSSHsSs sSS sSESs 81 HsssSs q
rss.ss CO.. 'A and 9th coils
soXkDEks WASTE6-2p sIr'I r1.s--9d s"; and 81 cola
sSS5P ySR
sSsSsss
az CITY REAt EsrATE r9x sALE.xD rAcs-'.t e., col
V S5sSSsS a..
f.sr ana OH co.'s
Ss S4SGisn Ac1bEMfEsEaD soEfHss rastI's Pass@sa col COL
bDssXTiSTRY-irM bs rAex--stn col
DwELiiXG nogsEs 70 LET, FURNISHED AND
RuRoiHRt W. iAen "a col col
EE}xNcyNksIoYsa7.a E}N NsM }; a., j rAeE-Stli col
ooSs AND AZ s' APARTMENTS TO LET
sET sEEE r.s. e.
H0KsEs. CAKkIAGEs. &c.-Isr PAcs-2d and Sd coils
H0usES, kooxs. 4C.. wAxrEp-xD pAcx-2d COL
f5S2 f5S;Ssf HS sHHSSSiss S;;SSti:ss ysss-ss ss, %
MARFLh MANTELs-7rn rAss~a,h col.
HIscELLANEOUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAor-
NEW FuBLlcArIoNs-5rnr rAcr--sth col.
9Hf6HkF Esa
raofEkTr4f rfs5sd oUS 81 ST. THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT--2D PAGE-lst col.
REAL Real E1TE EsF7E E.Ss SExHSaED y .os,.. ss
kEMOvALs-lsr PAeE--5th COL
kEWARDS-1sr PAcE-Ist col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE ID and 4th cola
SITUATIONS WANTKD-FkMALEs-1rkP PAGE-1st, "a
and Sd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALES-7rH PAcE-3d COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGR-lst and I'd coils.
IHE TRADES-7TH PAGE-4tn col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRpOSES-2p PAGB-lst and
1s5 TO LET,
ID PACR-2d col.
WANTED TO PURCa AsE-2p PAcs-sd COL
WAICHEs, JEWELKY. &C.-7rH PAGE-4th col.
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.-7rm PAGE-4th col
YACHTS. STkAMBOATS. kC.--l0rH rAGE-6sh col.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09


AAoo EvEHY h1 ruasDH2 SNssi SSD R ENiDAx xhhiAdAs
in harness, from one to three days given to test
rantee
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TR1DAp' SALE.
AT ~ O'CLOCK.
VERY FINE BROWN COUPE OR MATCH CARRIAGE
ai harness free from vice. has extra style and acsion
has no bad tricks Of any kinds fearless Of hing;
Rockx%Ay ,roIDfSG riDfs; FRONT SEAT. BUILT BY
BAY MARX. isi5 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD; KIND
and handsome; trot close three miuntss; safe
Tor any one TO drive; I'm extra nne family or road
BAY I nsSDs OLD
ans so and action promps poasaSs ssmeS
driver; does not shy. OF pull; be driven BY any
BAY lS oHs sd s Es'n.sS HANDS iIoH YEARS OLD
kind and true IN All harness and under saddle tree
nates is safe and reliable every way; IS sold oily
M snd YEARS OLD
kind and true a all harness and under saddle iree
buiit has great bottom ana endurance. and is war.
NON rsntsS rs scsnd; set sst single harness
BR,wN HORSE ID HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD,
handy driver; last traveller; an extra hne family or
a 9E%ss OLD
Kind and tue n all harness free from vice; excel
WORK and is sold for want OF use; Set single Harness.
ToF Tor wAaoS soS 81 sE1s IN FINE ORDER
MILK EsfASEisIiTE ,r1,coSsIsrISo OF ROAM
Horse i3s hands high 10 years Old; warranted
MILK WAGON. IN ..0OD ORDKK:
HsE Il PTNn 9FSE Sp SEW IN SALE
hss oF H siDs bAE asD GEREs gHnl SPRING
roP sr~ssfiSiEss WAGON
large quantity OF and second hand double and
single Harness, Blankets Robes, Whips xc
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A ~, ~, % and - 18th st.,
d near University place.
Z OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY
: REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
!. EVERY TUt tSDAY AND FRIDAY AZ 10 O'CLOCK
- hours three days trial sound
THIS DAY FRIDAY). AT 10 O'CLOCK.
: ELEGANT BAY PATCHEX rRoTnNG MARE,
4 foil rnane and tall l55a hands high, years old:
kind In all iHrness nee from vice has been used
=. nsa gcntleman's roadster; is not afrn,d any.
= thinr safe ana ensy tor any 10 drive; does
not shy or pull; is Of great endurance and bottom,
and ~ every respect first class roadster: trot
In 2;5) and guaranteed IL trot In 8 minutes, and
!: warranted sound
q SET TRACK HAlNEss. made to order, BY Dalton
: TOP Road WAGON. nearly new. by brewster, Of
: FINE TEAM hay CARRIAGE HORSES 10 hands
high. years old: kind In a harness: free irou
I. vice: all black prints: are well matched Ia color.
two Or anything else safe for anyone drive;
: have not fault Vice Or trick ot anv kind. do not
shy or pull anu are In every nrst class
iYr any use. and warranted sound
tCOUfE CLAHENtk. In good order, by Wood Broe
COUPE ROCKAWAy, In good order. ty J. b. brewster
: i Co.
{ BAY COUPE HORSE, 10 hands. s years old; kind In
single and double harness: free from vice; has
kind: Is not afraid Vf anything; in every way re.
Liable nill warranted sound.
: lCOUPk, CIRCULAR FRONT, morocco lined, by
3 Adams Go.
Z BAROICHE, in good order, by wood Bros
: ICUUfE kOtkAWAv. In good order, by Wood Bros
FIFTEEN OTTER HORSES: description time Of sale
, EXTENSION TOP pti AETON. nearly new. city built,
WAGON, HARNESS, BLiXKErs. RUBES. &C.
Weather never inscrierss With our SALES Ar ID
al O'CLOCK. -
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

--KESTrc3y STATE DISTRIBUTION SINGLE
"A snumb Lottery draws February "a. Tickets. $40:
halves So: quarters. 81 5o 7. ). TAYLOR Agent. 43
Chatham
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

T1HEIfRE cONiQuE. 5i4 BROADWAY.
lHARRitiAN HART. .Proprietors
hxRRiGXX tND HARr as thc MURPHys In DUR
IRISH COUSINS and y. O. r., GRAND DUKES oFElA
MUrsE Sanford aud Wilson. Emerson and Glars. "ovR
ZOrAvES.' thace ami Davis, Blly Barry. James Nc
kee. Tommy Fish. Curry and Fox Conway and kerrgan
Billy GRAY. John Queen. Begins at = r. VI.
Matinee W edne sday Saturday.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

IATIN SKATING.
i BROOKLYN RINK. to IL A. NJ, to r. NJ. and
~ to II evenings
Re ment Band salcedo In cornct solos At the ladies and
chdrens exclusive Seancc every morning. Surface
peror to Ice. Enchanting aud refined amusemeut superb
effects; elite asscmbiage Admission, &c., Zoe and 3c.
Dy transferable tickets Single admission day
seances And ON SATURDAY evenings 25c other evenings,
Soc children Oc with parents free Use Of skates
entire scance, IJc No deposits Ten checks. 81
GRAND FETES THURSDAY EVENINGS
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
1UOfiON 100 fE or VAN rAssELfi KExRxEY
IA ~ IlUEND l12 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4Tfl Av.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that 10 sound kind
In harness, from TO three days given
, 1877-07-28

III, t.'s; VITA III Il. ~: ~ t. sss 10
:. G; fLnerr,I, r&w. E;': h,!lrt. SIC: waIr, wt;.
rhIras!, -; sr:rm eaf" ~ .tE'*H r. N, Tss.{
ine- s ne; nsrhtlIA drn i'ritts n xrav. e. g..
1nc. Iesnuftei. - sw. i4c; Rafli1tr ~; Ms" ~.
PUELTKs-Wns In u,,sier.tc, snpHly MI fsif e. e.
r.r ,a,sr rs 'S5ns Ut II, !. ~ h .hh;' a
purA ATuES-"rr ~ msft "wink 70 .hs aHeTMEbr t,nS F.
tss1S. q tic 'tfsts e'"~' ~eFc aH0t'a at s''a'
WEIR vrrt l!sht and there was demand NV I'm
nth{ - of7rrra a ttM! Aus,st drl!'sfy ls"2tmy yy
f}s!tn nv ~ nn:; sscr, rrre rrcr.,nx receipts
l.. .ks lit diisa ft~ ane. 4se,s.lan, fint ~
ss.N: AtHf"n dairy. t*r sa*E, ttn -,
TEAS--Thrtt Wa i Rns,t demand and Head5 ees or
prtrra. (1Ea. atinnS w~re unchanged: . .-o,.,
msa' .sssse: soS' is:e ie sssact aaest
tstsH!r; chucr eat tic. c1nitrst N':s@' fahsS'*
js"Er,Al-ca,nn1en. 2a4tan, enotl do, a1Asscj mo
5pt:4Ar: csuErr. ts3sSc*r. ctutrcst. 7SA1I.,
cs s'is+ aret ;rs!c & ' cosss. s e A.''
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uns.t,sua -GotnnaE. Ht4 2se: aood cynmnn ansaaet
nncst 31tat1cs chnfrG h'k&.nh. r!lritrtt SsNt4c:
f,rsierr ,svr o,tlcrs ID an! which vii b. stttHir
tn A tltr railroads are In orc qmo
tatItns; Srx nlesna nnwashtl Hals sp1sI.Gs Hme M
H. AZ i; sab woes s'eh ehetc 4o4scs is sif 10 soe
IbstasC.
, 1877-07-28

L1hdnH HffIf ... ..........
Two fonewhat grave questions have been ezer-
cfNfn1 tho rundlts Of social etiquette during the
last few days. Tho hrst-nnght Den. md Mira.
been paid 10 Them during their stay in Lon'it!nf
ed In Tho atlrmative-wouId tho alencra1 and his
vile act % etiquette appeared 10 cntont The first
question Ia not ensllJ sUlved may at first np
pear. ltoJaitJ never returns other thsn rnyal vls-
its, except A. I fnnttef Of Frac0nN cnatcscPn-
sion. The President Of tho Cnltrd States
certainly Is pro funfo \ euvetcl1n. Now does tho
rule '+onoc king always q king amply tnafat!s
tnutandjs to ex-Iftslents In thu matter at call.
Ink. Tho learned differed. The secora question
has now been positively settled. tlGn. and
Mra Gsnnt, albeit ltttn late In tho day, md by
proxy, haro since their departure left their car1s
on al thHao who called On Them, and ~f,u might
fairly Ito use tho Oflcans Club tern,) be connfl.
er1d 'tin general society" The list. even
thns limited, contains over ), GOO nanitH.
Tho United States Service Cln1. sometimes
called the ''beh!0r and r0inet1nrs the Harconh
agus," did !tn duty nnb!y In entertaining den.
Nfant last week. Dnt .onle Of the vcteranH wofo
little sc&ndall.ed u .hy licen,e. which prevailed
INDUCED In, not aNiy In The dra Hingt but all
bridge setting tho example. Now, on al1 ordinary
eccanIon4. tic usc OF tobacco II strictly lutcd ID
a roo,u Just under the EDof, and this widespread
contamination Wna = shock 10 many prrjnatccs.
Among the French therG Is saying TINT prayeFa
should te short nntl hwcet. tlcn. firant fns /
similar dcn Of eloguonce. When NJ arrived o.
Ostentl = few days aRo ht answered lhr compll.
nlcnts Of the lnrgomaHter wtth thGso words: NJ
AM Obliged for your 4tntlE1chtx.' -