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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
FuRs AND SKINS.

The receipts have been modca,e aaa were placed within
Pa 9oauny's les arc follows; Y r. OTTER sold 70 per
cent higher Than Iast March Olner Kids 10 per cent higher
kiuk I, er cent g Lynx - cent RED Fox - per
cent; Cross FOX 10 cent Bear 10 per cent Aaten De
ed L. Der cent Fisher 10 per cent ana SILVER fO1 s0
tr same "a in Mach. AZ lampsun's sales Sea Ottcr
sold KS per cent higher than IN Maich; Rae,
1o"n 20 nor cent higher than IN July Ihlted
states and Halifax Red Fox 10 per cent higher ana Amka
On er rO.H and liver Fox - per ceut gray FOX 20
cent Frrsi skunk ~ per ent mghe ana Ou 5Ah' the
Fisher the ZANE a. IN July, abO beaver
& same a. IN January Muskrat and Op0ssum were sold 10
day I'M he adylc.s Had not zen receiver "p 10 IN he oil
In t,re@s noted above Wcro genera ~ H
icpa,d ne proes paI here an exporter were iohu 10
xucct bet results tlan was ODlblhed quo
pg M - an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

Exports Of Potatoes 2s27 UDs 81 onions % favor
la MARIE for POTATOES ahu p'H
tbe blyrr BERMUDA steamer IN TINS WceA ~ o,.ty
of Onions much more liberal ana prices ~, ,narnin,
lower Nearly All the Peas Which arrived ms
are OvcrT1pe and selling frsm G. 20 ~ 81. ,,ac,
folk ale L selling fairy at ~ Isl - per 10 NotoN %
moves rather slowly II ~ 2,dS- 90 aud "a lul ' 1t
bv sock al 81 Other vegetables IN fr request d" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
election y oilres.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NV
n yoRE TRfBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
OFFICES, 10 ,l3> broadway. cot. iirty nr.t-
a. tOs West rv-nts.t'iri Il, cgfuer tIhth-tfe.
No or East Fourteeuth-sL, corner ron .ggar, 40
ave cor Forty seventh st.; al the hAhiAM uFfi'E
~ . ssI Thirdave cor hundred andtseaty fsur1-sL
tIIarien sayngs BuiingL up IL ia y regular
office
r,,IJF Union PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
1 PANY-The Animal Meeting Of The siocSho'dt q u
the Union Pacific Railway Company Tor me choce OF lire
80, or Inc pusning year and the uansacou ot any ohr
Snsnes VIII ch legally come before the meeting N 0s
GsG ~ The Comnany's Once, ~ BrOdi tay IN he ty ot
WewVork on WRDN EsDAI. the TENTH day u MAHCb
NEXT AZ A. SS viii be closed saturday. Fcb -
Aia"o-NA SIDNEY DILLON. President.
HENRY MCFARLAND. secretary.
Nav York Feb q, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
New YORK, Feb.
feaal Notices.

C,ITPREME COURT.--City and County ot New
- Yort Tho Leather Manufacturer National Besk OF
Nav YorS sgt The oxford Iron Company, skLDEN l.
sSRANTON' WILLIAM n. sCRANIONl JAhES =
sORANTON' ELIzABElH w. FULLER VIE oi TE ~, h5
A FIIILER ana the SAID GEORGE A. ~ llhh amy
nnitSfAMiS a. CLARKE As receiver OF the oxford
iron Company and assignee OF the urn OF - a. a.
scranton Company In pursuance OF yuisutht e ,.
cree Of this Court, entered In the above eneu @.on -
ilth day of February 1880 me ip ina
IN sad Judgment name will sell sc publc husuon. w
Lxehapee Sales Room No. III broadway ID "a CIV ~ A. ~
VI on fhe Ith day OF March. 1880 az lo 0Svtk IN no
sfternSon Of that DAY. through adrian H. Muer q son.
arcfnneers tie follOwng described property - !"
saw thrty-nve S5 bonds OF the Oxford IRON & s h.
cr,yeh the property Oi me ssN. no
cuiu " so,nsny, said bonds nnm here from oI0 10
s6a Sob ncnslye and from 706 10 7l5 both inclusive
Each bond "a OF the par value OF .ne lhousshi
1oiIsr. ISi Door ana each OF said bonds u datel
49,, MA and plyabe April l, $780, Win Int -tN
April lo noysh semi annually April and Octooc in
I'm vss2 ana attached said bonds there aIr forty ins
arsns or coupons bonds Nos O1o 10 ooO 'ln'N M"
,b,rtS.nIne 20 bonds Nos. 706 to 40 inclusive
Dated FepFu''S 40 AS PFM ARBURY. Referee.
r. sANBoRN pain;ias attorney. Brs,s.; pTshei
building New-loE INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

Pocepfs for tire week. OsSuA week, - lfi lfGs
corresponding week est year l5o pkgb Mlth continue
mo regus exceptionally light CuHsumpNo drulfni
no tnerke, Is heavily overlooked md strOn yiy
in huverr' favor Thousands OF barnes q fresh r--fn
were eruc today 49, and Uly "a many Sou'EtrN ~
L. 20 some receiver talked ~ better seculIuye DENIAL
bt no such movement bad developed much strength uH f 10
,e hour n s afternoon The fac there an over ufoIDt
ION OF Eggs season OF The year ali over TIE u "
point WAcIe we arc tccusinmt4 70 TOT
wand Err- Rhen this market Quilted comes tho raLo
story Al fun can't any uolc 90 any price etc D.I
marx II was perfectly dcmOraztd early 90 TIE Nlnier WIN
stale stock never recovered. and there - e
pruaucut improve unt tie bulls o. tr auOu
uUlaed stock worked or LINED hEEs are enih-y hAi-
ma Quotations.
Western IRE sh--- - 20, "'S'eiH' i'ou.''' 'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
miscellaneous.

DRU SHES OF every description at 80 PeAr-
- sa uif.se k-.lip. ali articles at lowest yrc'N
INifN Ia. HprrEI. Mtluinet ircr ahd impure
(iASIi.-Di mOnds, watches, JeWclry ana sil-
~ yrIwarf, bought ani sold back t sihall
gro e. ALLEN. l,lpJ Broadway, near -J', "
CASI PAID for OLD NkWSPAPEkS'
~ BOOKS. PAMPHLETS, RAGS, ROPE ana BA',ttS't. ~
CpPPtt BRASS LEAD ZINC PFWIElI ~ ~ ~ r. !,
III CIEOTA PE PLATES, SItktoI ~ TIA -. -
IOII, TIA LEAD aud OLD NErALoi every o'solp'''"'
Orders by mai punctully attended TO-
""''''' '' '"' H''''' "' WV SIOCKWELL
- Ann a., y. \,
DR. BATE, - Park Row.-NerVous DeDllli.AN
~ Premature Wc,kncss special diseases radcaN Peo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
Dnslnc5s Y nancee.

EOHLEASE-rromA April lst, the vcll-kno"n
BOSTON TEE-HJtE WORKS.
800 FEbEEALsIHfEr BOSTON.
To Factory 8. I'm rooi 70 ming uder ana the '''Nue'
rA.'r- ri.fOND lo-ourOtor fof tine past six
t,. year. ru 90 lc0pngt - o. Irlu4ttt me caro-
Of Mau.f5,turr. of0t GtJhGh HHD"N7' '' "'k' ''oo"
Also .on same lrrni.scs1. the
ARCHITECTURAL
TERRA Gotta WORKS.
Tho Fa~oro' win bc rented thor or separate ana ourr
opportunity 10 iart gagged 100 ne minrt tur'
~ rr.Ds, 1urC1ta OOUus. tho oui.' OK oi "hch ~
nos very Iruul-ug.
Iustuu Feb. 81 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

Rece,pts for the wesE .1l4 boxesj last week. go
boxes corresponding week last year. le'25 oofe@ TX
p0rig for the week SOC came time ilsi !t-
As 2IS boxes Liverpool cable quotations dul al ISs h
higher freghts the slightest encoufageueht iU
fOe.eD markets exporters disposed 10 hold on
awi1 future opments The entire sio OF Dusllss
therefore gives market wee. tone ana h"Dtr arc o"
ing goods fully 20 n bri w aat "teA7 pi.'e 49,
Fancy cheese holding al l'c 'u "'Iel
o. co1al, as roI In flavor ana condition. Dc lao 90
ii c IN met here nothing which All Justify Ql".i
above that ngure rnest september ANY mug tha
can q bourt from l3 t. l4c. N ry saeane nd huNc ho
NOT over particular 20 the quality OF ;he STOCK |uau7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
Tomatoes B rm


17xors nj peesya1l i55 H. Beeswa1 ahou steady Iore
vecy duh wih downward teudtncy Apple Je'S ia r
ear Ge fsIr retail uadc Dut no large l0s are beng no'e1
Qu0iatiOn-i -,
p.,svro, ~ ogS2f Do Extracted clover. a J
lover. fancy i'o zoe '''' 'i'''---
sua BE- 5.f.
~, si'-cJvtsof IOa12 Mamie syrup. GALL OOdl -
~" Nlagie sugar d.. LA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
1lndHrlll.

A THE MINING RECORD, CT Broadway,
N. 50 yearly Containing ul latest from the ODD.
silver Coal and Mines. Mining rto K bought And rol
Information free A. r. CHlsOLM. Proprietor
ALL STOCKHOLDERS of GERMANlA and
- HIGHGATE PETROLEUM co. call or write to JNO.
PONDIR, 10 BrOad-st. Stockholders bring stock.
ALL who are interested in railroad business
"a and mileage statistics should ct THE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for lssO. nov ready, price - cenis b, n az,
BANKERS and CAPT rALISTS will want 70
II get Tile Tribune Almanac for 1880; ~ gives le figures
UHited states revenue expenditure sce 1873 Pncs.
OIL o.ftfa ly mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

Rcceuts for tho week, 915 bales last week. 400
bales. corresponding week last year l3OS Dars
lrxet ext Ws!v dul. IheI Is
no he moment from any source and Prices are
sdviceS from London confirm The
uIc reports u nothing dong IN American itO btIcfs
are thar stock Will be offered III o"rr ce1 before
Ia and are holding on with tla, expectation. Quotations
Sipts Fancy. Gts 30 tar to Prime T5l5o rs
safe Choice ass DOPOor 10 Falr "a b
o GOOD 10 Prime g. G3i Do Fair 10 Good. H.. ZdlO
IL, MN 10 tNlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

NWYNNE 4 DAY, - Wa.l-st.. Ncw-York
fcstaU shed 1850, transact ~ Qrefi Nin..Nh Aia
Brokerage Bus meas 20 Railway shares bani, g Sc
HOLDERS of FRS T. and SECOND Pre-
tred Income Bonds a. = ~ i7' l..,N ~ ,,,
s.r the request thc trn.ters TOD a sFc ihe -' ith'
rs des. rea 40 call Oh tie UldttsB uot ani ..a
n. D. nAItli s DO
a. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

Tina daily average receipts for the week az the various
nopfs OF distribution were follows Ers Railway, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

&, City r. r. & Loanand lmp'yt
sock. E-na. uoug-- y .ll. 7 4 --LNIL ~ -- =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

Exports 81 Apples Aojl bbis Really prime los o. Apples
are moi plenty held with ouch hIWrls-. t'ofc bfttn
o Az. c-n,ci,lv sroue four carloads sold az
psi bll bat ahout 8" 80 j. a."lt an rF wiz Il p
i2p Exporters aio Prime E01bury iiusri@ a.
H. m g. Uuro aC ys Ocma. for CraubtTir. and Itts
r l,rtber ADVANCED Choice Florida 10 good
mn, I'D arm ,n1rpnu al stlh dull and
be reets ~ StraWfeir|es liberal this
Inn tl.cte Id and sales slow
GJoc per quart some large "e4Ilp hed il0I" ""4
rire brought 6OC Quotations
.,,tes p.,dyyIus. o. eTecY, fancy
AipeS' D" e oO0s-25 crates ~. SO OOe - -
DO Greeniugs... 2JG 30 DopOOu toe hOcr - "a "
no Med I,ts Oranges. FlOnda
poo "a F,ir 2HOd 3 90 Sutidtfd box
Do. kus8efts---.- Qua . w NhOtt ~ -
tranheTTles. Cape o. 10 ran 70 ,'OVd. ~ ~
cod Fancy. h1 HOJ0 u ~ 10, TO- DDi " W." o w
Dn.Fair 20 Choice 0U0 D 80 9IANotl'l'SE'"' o,a IN
Ue.EastTnrOun0 . - ~ qua. o. ~
hOOpc0. Fancy. = JpT y w Io' NLdlicstoH' -"N ."
O.faiI 70 Choice qua o OU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
STOCKS.

Al and Brooklyn Gss stocks ans also an Ain'a
Of RroOE investment securities. d a-l lu ll
GEO Il. PREM Kiss. - BROAD-SI" y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

EXnort and Jobbinc Leather. Heavy. 24a26c
Union TANNED.
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NeV.YOrk, Ontario & Western R. R.

STOCKHOLDERS SHOULD READ NcDowELLs FL
NANoIAL REPORT TO-DAY,
, 1880-03-07
WASHINGTON.
Senator Carpenters Masterly
Speech on the Fitz John
Porter Bill.
The Legal Aspects Of the Case
Held Up Clearly to the
Light.
Congress Has No Constitutional
Right to Annul the
Verdict. :
Only the Executive Pardoning Power
Can Amend the
Record.
A Vivid Picture Of the Sacrifice Re.
sulting from Porter's
Treason.
Outline of the Agreement Finally
Entered Into with the
Utes.
Gen. Towards Defense Before the
Senate Special Committee.
Outline of the Agreement Finally
Entered Into with the
UteS.


Fan. Hoxnar1'a Tefansa Rafnra tha
c.4 c:.1 r--:+t.
oe1at0 opec1a1 oont14111eo'
7,rr1 -1 -1rrr
H11A JOdN IOh41R'
SENATOR CARPENTERS ABLE LEGAL ARauAEs4
Special Dl,pateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
w.crTxoro~ n r. n1arct, e-Mott r@oroontor
made one Of his notable legal speeches on the
debater on constitutional questions IS not sur
,s Pas9eu , ~ .uo aeuo.e -, 10
we'll ar1angeo' CAREFUL anu stuu@ed' ana ale oe-
m aveFed xi, with the s1aee Of an accomplished o.
ora h;a frien,a no,nocro+s .vho ror n. moat
alc MS ls1enus- Hcmocts .' & Mno l1r 4o naoss
part nua 9acateo tne1r seats ou1tns Aosan
scatn1us auaiysls o1 ta6 flI 1oan fofteF tesu-
mony' to-aay returned ano tsteneo 10
Carpenter to the end They derived no
comfort from it. Their best lawyers seemed,
tss atcss nuts n.y. 70 aas enas
peutef af6utuea] ln4a* eonSfess ea1nno1 fcopcn
the decision OF the ourt-marual. or cannot in
wAs HyASswEp4n,E
,,+.oh - IN "5 s1+',rata.s ~S, ,%a. -. IT,, ,.
Bayard and Mcdonald may try next week to
answer it.
Mr. Carpenter omitted all reference to tho tes-
nnony' ana IN IN eioquent perofanon clearly
showed why IN his 3uds mentr the people whom
he represented do not cure for any analysis
Of that testimony. The Iron Brigade was
eoupoSea ~ eteae patt oA "1scons1n
troops. Ihat brigade was cut down IN
the battle OF those terrible Bull Run days, losing
rrn wv -. " r.4rrv 1~
had rz+1 7ohn pa"4a, ~ ~ ana.,aa n,aN h,s o,o ~.
been loyal to his commander aud bis country.
The graves On every wooded hill and grassy
slope through th, arear Northwest nre nil the
eA1 e~4 ~ ~ ~ - ~
EVIDENCE WHICH hlr' Carpenter taougnt 14e
people OF Wisconsin needed to authorize h1na to
refuse to cast his vote to pardon Fltz John
Porte.. It was q hard SAYING Tor Carpenter, as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01
Glimpses Of the Orient..-NO. 8.

Our route from Kokla on the next morning led
us along the western wall OF old Patea and here
by spring are Greek maidens engaged In wash
ing Two hours farther on is the little village Of
Parapoungi and here, too, Thursday is washing
day, and the fountain is surrounded by rosy
checked and barefooted laundresses. About noon
we reach the site Of ancient Thespie and, at the
copious spring hard by the ruins OF a temple, we
find women from the neighboriDg village of
Eremo-C ostro similarly employed. Every day in
the week is washng-day with the Greeks, and
yet, especially in the country, they are not re-
markable for cleanliness. The explanation is
that frequently the sole water supply OF a village
Of several hundred people consists OF single
spring. Hence the people must use the water in
turn for cleaning, and a fortnight may some
times elapse before family has its regular sue
cessve right to such USE
Blu. our first objective point on this day Is the
battlefield Of Leuctra where 81 &c, Epaminon
das led the Thebans to decisive victory over q
greatly superior force Of the spartans. A large
tumulus, or mound Of earth, now marks the spot
and In the eye OF the Greek, there could be NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01
A Vermont VaIIandigham.
The "Silver-Tongued" Copperhead.
He Whites Lincoln. Insults Union Sol
oilers and Eulogizes Traitors!

win Loyal vermonters Vote for Him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

RANCR0FT's I.INIMENT, Or Instant Relief
ID stops DlPHTHERIA and SORE THROAT. Don't
fail TO try It, Sold by druggists. B-eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01
Neiv advertisements.

SECOND-HAND CLAPBOARD MACHINE
- FOR SALE, in exchange for other property. In
quire Of ID. l., fARRAND, waterbury VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

q tn &OA PER DAY at home. sample.
wC ~ DZO worth . FREQ Address sTiSsoS
d co., Portland, Maine. ls-s7l
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-29
EllaaaLla qI % WrIliaq

A7a rule overv letter 1uI,-s no.
suItioy iu jt rtsootor rc4Inos a1
ansTor o., neglect tu aasE,r .st-
ler when written 80, ia - yny,g.i a.
70 neglect II reply whom spoken 10.
Fu tLo Icply E'eIye Goat tL5
rooaip. Of tu, letter, mon'ioniug thc
datc sud allnrwajs c1U'Iior pl tho
p.ih,s requiring attention
II tho Iot,ar la 20 bb very brief
c7mmcucc suMciaply fsI from the
top Of the page 10 give nearly cquR
amount q blank pnpeT Rt the bottom
OF thl sheet whcn the lottot iB end
N
Sbonll the matter 70 tho lotor
continue beyond tho first pogo, IL 's
vol 90 comrnonco q ltL.s above tue
sheet, extending % tar as necessary
On the other pages.
il il thought improper TO use a
half sheet OF paper in formal letters.
Is a matter of economy and copyen-
ierco for business purposes, however
il ia customary to have the card Of
the business mnu pr'nted at the
top Of the sheet, and single leaf ia
used.
In writing q lottor, the answer TO
which is Of more bensRt 10 yourself
thRn tho person to whom you write,
incloss a postage stamp for reply.
Ietters should be free from er-
asnres, interlineations, blo,s and
posiscripts as possible, 7; ia 0s,id-
edly better TO copy the lsttoT than
have tbens appear.
A letter Of introduction or rscsms
msndation should never DO sealed as
the bearer 10 whom IL is giyeu oHght
70 know the e9ntents.
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mine looking at tho side of tn road
To walks on, I'll take the eyes ont Of
her head, aud send her to 8 mn
merry T.
"You will And daro you say
thai 10 my face, and 70 q child o
nine You Will, will you veil
see, my boy III tell ye what, if
you Ike, Morris Donovan shall come
into this house, and, what's more,
be master Of this house, aud that s
what yOu never had the heart to bo
yet, you poor ould snail
SO saying, Mrs. Clary eudeavored
TO rescue from tbe FIRE the hiasiug
remains ofthe barning snipes Nor
ah attempted 20 assist her mother,
bnt Clary, lifting her up, somewhat
after the fashion OF an eagle raising
4 golden wren with its claw, fairly
put her out of tho kitchen. This was
the signal for fresh hostiltias. MIR.
Clary persisted in abusing not only
Morris, but Morris uncle Father
Donovan, until at last tha farmers
helpmeet Bwore, ay, Gnd that ronndS
ly, too, by oross and saint, that, be
fore tho next sunset, Norah Ciary
should be Norah Donovan. wish
you could have seen Norry's eyes,
dancing with joy aud eEuli0.ion, a.
it peeped through the latch-hols /;
| il spsrkled more brightly than the
richeet diamond IN her monarch s
crown, for it was flled with hope
and love.
The next morning, before the sun
Was fairly up, no was throwing his
early beams over the glowing cheeks
of Norah Clary for her wise tho't
had prospered, and she was hasten.
ing to the trysting tree, whore, "by
chance" either morning or evening.
she generally met Morris Donovan.
don't know bow it is, but the mo-
msrt the course OF true love "runs
smooth, it becomes very uninterest
ing, except TO tho parties concerned,
so il is now loft for me only TO say
that the maiden, after due and
proper time consumed in teasing
and tsntaiizing her intended, told
him her saucy plan and its result.
And thu lover hsstensd. upon the
wings Of love (Which / beg my read
| ers clearly to understand are swifter
aud stronger in ireland than any
o<hlS country to sppssdH tie prie3
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-29

Value OF Spare Moments

Madame Do Gonlis composed
several charming volumes while
waiting in the school-room for the
tsrdy princes to whom eha gave
daily lessons.
Daguessan, Gro Of tho chaucsllory
Of France, wrote an able anA bulky
work in the successive intervals OF
waiting for dinner.
Elihu Buritt, when earning HE
living aa g blacksmith, learned
eighteen languages and twenty-five
dislects,ismply improving his "spare
moments"
A celebrated physician in London
translated Lucretius wbils riding in
his carriage ou bis daily rounds.
DR., Darwin composed nearly all
bis works in the same way, writing
down hiG thoughts in memorandum
book which he carried for the pur'
pose.
Eiak White also learned Greek
while walking to and fro from
lswySrs o5lce.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-29
naitls Oi the Bones

Ho- many booeS ln TIE hamsn fScs
Fourteen, ~beo they are al, in place.
Hsv many bsoss 10 tbs bumsa car
THEE Ia osoh, ard they bsip 70 hear.
How usuy boues in .ha h1msn heid
Sh,, ny child, ns I've oi!en said.
Esv many bones ia tn. bsDaa sr Le'
TrsB,J~hr, Jts climbing vine.
Esu may bou.. IL The bunBa chest
Trssty-fcur rias and two u The rect.
q aav navy bores the SHOULDERS bind
I've 10 oSch, ohe before, one bshind.
H,x rs1J bouss il the bunsn srn
!H zach srn ons Two iu s4cu forearm.
low nsny booss in lhs haEso rriIt
Eight IN cseh, II son. are nig.c3.
Hos nsay tsses in shs p.ls Of ,se ssad'
Five in sses, With nsoy A bApd,
Esv soGsy ssEss in tts ha&Sr !eo
Treh.y..iss,, ant b. io!pl, they bond
How npuy toaes in lie tsns. hip
tons 10 each Ike eiss :hg, t:p.
p W nasy. hoass is Ih c hursa ;hish5
k5Ops in esch--srd deep they lie.
DI,r u.py Nane4 in tbs humin knees
|'pss II each the knec pan. plss,o.
ffaU nsuy benss = ihs egt,som the luss
pw' Ia each 80 can plainly csc.
Eav msuY boses ia the SutlO s.rous
fevon IN each --but noRs Are lore.
isw tsany bsuss IN The ball 81 The feo,
!-s 10 sssb as IN the palms ~sr, put.
Fcw u,say boaes ia the :Oor hSlf = score
r~snty-sigb,, and there are ne mere.
had COW. ell together, these man. bOnef
fix
hnt ss.y count In tie body two hundred
ssd eix.
lad then We have 10 10 0 human mouth,
ps upper end under, thirty-two teeth.
md US BOW aud then have G bone,
ohoulo think,
as; forms on joint, OF TO Gil up 9 ohiah
sssAuold bone, or Wermisr we call.
nd now We may rest, for we've told
VI them ell
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Iof the arrangement, well-knowiny :
that his reverence loved his nephew
aud nioce that was to be--to say
nothing Of the wedding supper aud
tho profits arising thsretrom--too
well not 10 aid their merry lest.
What hustle, what preparation,
what fessting what daucirg gave the
country people enough to talk sbont
during the happy Christmas holi.
dnye, Icauuot now describe. The
bride Of course locked lovely, aud
"sbeepish, aud the bridegroom 80
bat bridegrooms arc Ai,.ws unin-
lcresting. Ono fact, however, ia
worthy Of mention. Whom Father
Donovan concluded tho ceremony,
before tho bridal kiss bad psasgi.
inrner C!sry, without aoy ross1u
ttst hie wife could discover. most
intocorcusly spreng up, soilod a
sbilia'sh Of atOut oak aud whiriirg
" rapidly over HE head, shouted
"Csrry mo out by tLo powers, shc =
beat we've won tho day ould Ire
land forever Sucoess boys sho's
beat sae's beat l'
TIC priest seemed vastly tc enjoy
tho cxtemToraueous o'uaiop, aud
egon tho bride laughed outright
Whether ibe good wife discovered
The plot or not, pcy6r beard bat
Of this l am certain, that thp jGvoo,
Norah nero" Lai reason TO ic.o1t
hor plot.
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Con.od rate Eli Of fare.

While tho Yankees had as shut
q, in Nick4bucg rstions became
scsrco, and even The hotels we're ro-
ducad 70 mule baof and corn d0dg
ers. One Of our witty follows e.,
Dp the following bill of far3. bal Il
printed aud di5tnb1tod among the
guests at ono Of ibo leading hotols
in toe helcngrerod city.
Ho1LL DE VIoEsBuao.
Eli ot Fare f9y J,5yl 1863
Soup Mule tail
Bo,ls-iyiiot mule mule with
ta-on a7j o few beans mule si'b
p0schor.g Gy.sns mnio hom ln.e
ceEvase3
Rossla-Ng,e ri-ioin
Vegetables -Feaa end rice
Entrees --Nujc hea1 otuN n - Ia
mode mule beef jeyl,ele Ia mode ;
Mcyicanl nJulo eafs faod mule
core iriassso3 q "a g9Jca mu,g
slowed nav style, with hs'r ou).
nuio spero"uts. plsin mule hvu
.bsshi.
Siis fisbss--ltulo fols7 mule
hooi soos,A .u,o hruas r. ls once
IsiJs ulla F,3AaYs e.1ncd with
peas ral'o '~ipe 'J5i Ia pen~mca!
batter nEla 'orgGc cold Ia bray.
Jou.cs--Nu's 'oJJ
Paslrv-..Hca Mrsl nGt Iin- D.