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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
ll!inlu9.

4 GIVE MINING STOCKS.
~ WATSON - GIBSON,
BAN AND BROKERS'
ny.
MEMBERS \. y. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Special attention gvca 10 buyins selling
Inquiries chccrillly answered.
4 PARTY from NETWORK now visiting
~ Arizona, who has had large experience in mines
both in the United states and South America, viii
% report z
operations wherever required III that Territory New
Mexico Tor the sixty days.
leie by petmissiCn, for particulars to
JOHN T.. ADAMS ESQ,
Counseioratiaw, 1874 broadway.
BOSTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- COMPANY.
Capital .-.........--..- s., 1000.
100000 shares value, $40 each fll paid and forever
-assessable
Organized under laws 81 colorado.
Transfer OHice with
MESSRS. WATSON q GIBSON, BANKERS
% Broadway, NcwYork
Edward H. }Of, President
Colonel r. w. Fhyny, ProsidenL
James Is. Potter, Treasurer
II. n irvine Secretary
This Company owns tho famous Dolly Varlcn group OF
m Park Colorado,
NJ Breckenridge, County, Colorado
about 700 acres OF 1ch gold placer ground.
GOFF. HASTI NOS q 90, Financial AGENTS
2J2 Washing st., i!ootou
VIM. = CLARk. JOHN r. boutwell,
CLARK 81 BOUTWELL,,
~ Dealers
DIVIDEND PAYING MINING sECURITIEA
(Starr Grove silver Mining Co.. Nov
Managers OF Stornont silver Mining Co.. Utah
(tllto Gold quartz Co.. Cal
once No. ASSAu.st-. corner ~ VAL, Now YORK.
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Gclp il)amtco.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBt NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l2Ss broadway corper THIRTY.
hrstst., sos West Twenty thirdst. kIghh
No 81 East Fourteenth st. corner Union 7eo Ihre
ave-. corner Forty seNenhst; al the HARL OtFlCbA
Nos 9ol and 300 Thirdave, corner one handredsnS
twenty rith st. I'D 10 3 ~. NJ regular once rAsSA
WET NURSES WANiED.-SituaGions al
w ways az hand can have babies " board HASskS5
AGENCY, li4 East 32d-st
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OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY
..- WASHINGTON. D. G., Inv {. 1881
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals VII
II O'Clock noon Monday July IS ISL ior per5onag he
laber in United States Public Store at NeS-N YORK.
by a wifi fvyo -ood
in the of 1000 conditioned that II accepted
proper contract Vii be entered into without delay by the bid
S3Oooo the faithful performance
Will be- for the term beginning ISL ending
Junc 80 l ad so framed - permit The Secretary
ItSaSuiy TO annnl II al any time,
The Department reserves light reject
bids OF to waive detects il shall be deemed Tor the interest
The bids shah bee addressed the SECRETARY ~ the
treasury Washington, d. c. sealed and endorsed follows
Proposals cor Labor in Public stores al New-York"
Information reCaNing the VIII
be given b, the Collector application.
viz:
The required 10 receive all goods sent
W te as raii De d, sgpdted by The Appraiser;
them thence AID deliver them cafmcn outside tho
building upon the oTcr Of the Collector. ave
soma at'hi ION 20 e business during the hours the
To furnish an fuel for the engines and heating
the building. UhTlc3:
and trucks. and wat ANA gas for The building
3. To employ The engiBcr and engineering
ara gas apparatus, ana 10 hc onsDlc for their actions
i"uhd q" the proper noots, under The Tequ'sion 81 the
Appraiser.
floors and halls and t1rI al paper
loctor for sale under tine regulations.
o. He VIII be alow TO place the receiving door
report The condition Of the packages VIII, which,
when N bad order. Will be IN until the
Appraiser shall ic ready 10 examine and Ntilfy them
:. Viii he held responsible for an losses Goods by thefts or
: And viii bc required submit the
Pioycs he Collector without whose approval
DC engaged az retained by the contractor.
tolgncd) WILLIAM WINDOW.
>ccrciary 81 the Treasury.
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Gscnrsions.

DAILY EXCURSION to West Point and
n Newbnre. See Albany Day Boats advertisement
HOuRL1 EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY
1r-,,, ni.a A ~ y; y. Woodhavcn & Rockaway r.
W. leave daily from Point Dus,lwick All
tlatbush-Ave. 0''' ""'""'~~ ~.@
Running NATL late in evening
Round tifp Excursion Tickets so cents
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~ 10y ~ -; ne N''t'la' tory work
49," 80 '''" '''''i". hF'v'ulI pump togt hel
r"I 'I' ~ l''' '''9 i'.d' i"r exploring The ZOO
49,, r,.' 'I t any "I'ITH Nada az
.,,.."' ,,,' j." ~ az ''' =, ''t "n ' uSt1cl,
~ r"' r. .'". ~" ""' h' -'t"o i"N"l q.
,t t ,'" " IT. =" '''' ~, 80" an "hlrCuNe
- WV, W i'n ," 'i' 3""N" hlinrfl"
'i ,' " ..'l l' i''" - ''' cos" yesterday
'''''' ''"''F'"S 'i''i" "a AN udc Tor Ia" past
III T'.N,' ~.
',t','' """ 'i"N" "''' are Ft'iHli g. an average
" 20" itP'H "l "'' 'irH pr week.
~ T. I'I'' an ''fIN '"in>l"rk operator and prom
!"''' H'Hii- i'"l'' mas just returned from an eX-
i'h'l" NiI' 10 Lat" 'niIr' "i sonora aud Suinioa.
''' '"'"i'r "l+"N 90 i4rr iut"I'. ana says AmcTi-
,a''' arc H"' hl's iH 'b are Wei I't "N"d by thc
VI Ne ans $50" nave long seen tltc need OF outside
''''''. 10 it"n1'' ih 10 lhiHIi* ln''r' IS.
h"hI o. ''hit -.+-' ire IA No. level of
lt' h''iHfoh i"'t"up"'cN las been opened to
l"'iEt i''' II 'h' Nut~>. ana H~rl~ 100 ounces ucr
ION lH'e' L. h'-t, louo ounces portion. Shipped
ono 'f-lptd 81 ore NHiuct al $4,000. Bulnua
shipments t"r an pa,, week, ~ 900: ore ship
rrN'" Tor ~" same iiulC, 90 tOu-. The mine look
"cA ,cly"hric.
bnlil"n valued at SS1,fU2 40 was received in
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Proposals.

NOTlCE.-PropoSals will he received al the
~ ONCE of The Department Of Public Charities
fection, NO oo Ihri-ave, until T.,
goods groceries leather &c For full City
Record. for sale al No = City Hall.
PROPOSALS FOR LABOR IN l.. :. PUR-
Il Lie STORES AT NEWGOgK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
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Giiu }1ropertn n)anle6.

w ANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.-Cash
ana country place free and clear city, will be
gwen Tor nce pieca OF store property EULAND WHIT
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Conntrn })ropcrtn tOantca.

DLAlNFlELD place wanted in exchange for
4 I.r'odyn lots rutland WHITING, l2l NassausL
NNANTED.-From October /, cottage; far
~ nishgd 81 uuiumshcd about eleven not
"o minutes IRON civ IN pleasant. healthy neichiOrlood
near water river preferred Address with particulars
situation rent, &c, H. W. g.. East Hampton, Island
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5ltuniione Wantc0--femnIcs.


4 ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR TIE NEW
r2"E os 9fsEi M TS I'M bI"adway corner hlTy
No ~ at tourtee coiner square $50 Thrd
e'ai} nth ST. upto p regular oince iates anu
4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
a. Ala SSi S92d comPeien! female servants German
and .o9rcl servants At ~ large. ollstaO!ishe 70 7
above loilst ~ ''' o''''''" '''''' ''A''
4 -F!RST-CLASS servants all capacities,
NAV an lf ar SgsI srtsr ne n@ y@un2 Sgcih
%. , rS Sisn G TX n a st. n " and 2si
{ OOK. &c.-By thorough good cooks; meats,
g cSslYvc. at the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU. iSs
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help: for
Us v o sSR l ho Ss a5cSd
GOoK.-By thoroughly iirst-class cook un-
&C. Is cc%"ma T a med " aa sai nreGs desserts,
S"ar IN SU%E&G D Ga at 90 tans
CoooK::m-,BlEy very competent scotch woman;
fusi, 't' T,,slis pasc h a Mrnrn VINO can oe
amt wants steady place 292 Ghavc., noar isths
EHAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-3v a
~ good gir TO he seen for three days at her present
hat east. IA Wes 5Sth-st. '' NUN
GnAMBERMAiD and WAITRESS. - BY a
somps@ e%r eapaSS p as ara s %S TGS" or
@ can 2 NEAR a" is ngSa' 'Hen city or cOun
CWAMBERWORK HOUSEWORK. WAIT
~ ING or NURSES Sly Americas and rres, girls
iANn5TE Sc tHr E tay ".s ssovS wv 'HS
ElRST,CLAStS,.. colored help can bc obtained
32d-st. '' " W
COMpANI0N.-Bya young lady as travelling
dress CoMPANIoN, Box II. TPiSwn oSice SIS
broadway.
nRESSMAKER.-A first class cutter and filter
~ will during vacation for half price dsy or
week city or county Write = T. NJ 02 Eastl Fourteenth
st. advertising Oacel
EsOUSEWORK, &c.-Bv willing Welsh girl.
obclnc, strictly temperate; excellent cook; VIII do
%Ssng , If TS4gSd sasSs so@p ds,.ers bread
or conAtV' eau al ~ o'i-aNe, near .oth-sL
HOUSEWORK.-By IA neat tidy intelligent
Protestant young girl; will be generally useful in
family IN any capacity can do good cooking. aud good
mod' 'a'e an Do seen at 306 utnave 23dsi
| AUNDRESS.- First-class coored landress
nnsu assed facilities and nrtclass references wishes
GoR5oS iss Vest SGtnst .er"'' Gal" or
NuRSE.-By Il young Protestant girl, as child
~ nurse best city reference y +. H., 81 West 44hst.
NURSE-A respectable Protestant girl as
n the So tSe a eG G Of Sy from s birth and
NURSE-By a young, bright French girl
has had sSpTIenSs and IS yTry willing also mea,
REAU branch IA Franklin ST. Newport. II. /.
SEAMSTRESS AND DRESSMAKER would
- like few more calls by the day. week month. oper-
broadway.
VRAVEL AND STUDY.-A lady experienced
European travel will take party Young ladies
abroad n Sr SomGnId ESnsaTs and
| TTSEFUL.-By young woman i'm an insti
~ tuition will do thing outside cooking aud washing
| excellent references. " West 44thst
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Vonilirn i)ropcrtn for Sale aao Go Eel

4 DNERTIStMENTS FOR THE NEW
fIQWN 0FtIC rs No. las broadway corner Thirty.
.istst. "oS West Twenty third-s-. Eighth ave-
NO ~ Fast fonte' nth ST. Union square Third
Ne, corner IoItY-,oN,uh at the HARLEM OFFICFS
Or. lOO and 1900 1hird-aye. hundred
'"'r fiil -. MAJ to D. NJ. at regular office
A / ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality
Prop, ny for sal and rent; all varieties great bargains
EDWARD +. iAMlbION. l y Pine-st. y. Y.
CORNWALL, \. Y.-Farms, cottages, villas,
~ mills, sc. for rent or sale JAN IS G. ROE;
CHOICE PROPERTY AT LOW FIGURES
- COUNTRY STORE doing good business new
dwelling hons', at Mountain bale Depot n. y. and
western r. H. Also excellent small farm, about acres
mutt, trout
sen on easy Terms exchange for Brooklyn property.
"tesS " NJ ~ FITCH, Oh Chatham, y. "
s,OP SALE or TO LET.-At Ell MORA, y.
j. 30 minutes from city via Central Railroad New
Jersey, minutes walk trains daily each WY
s"YcTal nev rsicass dweliin, twelve
rooms, Desiics OaJh-rOO buffers
closets nrntce, lots % ~ feet
slraOl Antics ii the stat, taxes eXl enely will
~ cost te m oyeneltS u oDl parties only plrtcl
'aiA1ppiy To- D. q. BENNEE $50 Broilwlv.
FOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF
>" ACRES III IA hsl 81 IT, u i.tvtDn b.aliifuly
situated IN ie pie lsantet Of TIE %
poN mansion Win good olihui.dlnys and fences
EioN' OF acfrs iInd unicrirunt with tile ami
du'iNe, 10 bushels OF wheat
an pear orchard and trait OF all kinls In abundance
"t m cnS'Vc place to but il sslisns nin an
irl1ss'l IN the beauty Of It's LAKE sccpo5
tcooN College ch lrches. will
very reasonably Apply I" GERKlr H. SMITH, premises
ORANGE. \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
- SEATS 10 lot and Tor furnished
hLNC Ellis SMITH opp main station Orange. NJ
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| SEFUL..By young woman, in an insti
~ will do thing outsdo of cooking and washing
excellent references o. Vest 44th-st N "'s
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-04-09
STONEWALL FEMALE COLLEGE,
Ripley, Miss.
Mrs. M. J. Prin

The next session Of this old and
favorably known Institution opens
Oct. 4th and continues thirty-six
weeks.
This is emphatically Home school
ofthe highest order. .g. ..R.
Ample.proYisipps for boarding pupils
from abroadm the College with the
rintipaAsahdSteehers
Every department provided with
teachers of known ability, zeal and
experience.
Thorough instruction given ant
soliG scholarship required.
4i Location unsurpassed for health.
Expe SEES very moderate for the
advantages offered.
Send for Catalogue.
AL
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nRR a week in yourown town. Terms
and So outfit free. Address L
n lAI Err 4 TO-, Portland, Maincs
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90 PER ANNUM

y 3 wv LIN hNN Um .
With Postage Free for the WEEKLY
MEMPHIS AVALANCHE,
The cheapest and most complete week
ly newspaper published in the South
1t is a tour page publication, and con
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SO COLUMNS
OF carefully selected reading matter,
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it a highly attractive Journal for the
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This live and progressive journal
is published every Thursday morning,
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the family circle in village or on farm.
EBT ....... ...".....-...lT is
NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE, and'NoT 4
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Specimen copies sent free. Addres
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mr. Outfit sent free to those who wish to en-
Nhgage in the most pleasant and profitable
Uybusiness known. Every thing new
Capital not required. We will furnish You
everything. $40 a day and upwards is
easily made without staying away from
home Over night. No risk whatever. Ma
nv new workers wanted at once. Many
are making fortunes at the business. La
dies make as much as men, and young boys
and girls make great pay. No one who is
willing to work fails to make more maaey
every day than can be made i'll a week at
any ordinary employment. Those who en-
gage at once will find Ii short road 70 for
tuAc. Addre IS II. HALLETT&CO Port
land, Maine.
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/, 49, ! f" & NEW YoRKs
+GAS LIT LIFE ILLUSTRATED.

eTH3 III ANHV'
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The above is the title ola series Of
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
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The illustrations are by the best artist
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The National Police Gazette Of New
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price 10 cents per copy, orit can be or
dered direct from the publisher.
Subscription price, $500 per year.
The National Police Gazette, of New
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CAUTION,-The public are eau
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Remittances should be made by post
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Read our. clubbing announce.
ment with the Idhfcsgo weekly
News.

We desire to make the ADVERTISER
Che BEST country paper in the State,
and to that end We asHsOursubscribers
10 give us their aid. Send us the ne WIS,
and keep us posted on all matters Of
interest throughout the entire county
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m ~ RsbP 4rnbN 'E'Ia
SPECIAL COLUMN.
,3Ea#ATsazm 55e


The ADVERTISER is the Oldest
newspaper in Ndar4642li2T9gppG fl
~4zHaMgagagi jnqfsAEWg, sirrRATT
ton IN Tippah, and a limited circu-
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gqst to business men, otAat itsleol7
aims would be aI,g0od medium
through which to makeatheIs bust,
a&@LIGE& EN1E 70 E.&&S
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RIPLEY. INSTITUTE.
R. o. PREWlTT, (Uniyersity of Virginia.
Principal. pei

R, O. PREWiTT, University Of Virginia.
' Principal.
Special attention given 10 preparing
.BOY8an9 YOUNG MENiMr College.
Next session opens Sept. 10, 1880,
and will continue nine months!
= TUITION Two Dollars to Four Dol
lars per month. Board in private fam
lilies Eight Dollars to Ten Dollars per
month. 9
TOTAL EXPENSES for session of nine
months One Hundred 70 One Hundred
ald Fifty Dollars according to class. !.
rs This Institution offers superior
ADVANTAGES to the public in
location, Ripley being one Of the
he1lthiest towns il the State, 1t is
easH of acoess--close communication
Fmdde daily with NJ. " .. II. R.-hand-
4 some, well furnished school building
hi9h moral tone of Societya+freed6m
from sa,oous and resorts Qf aisslp
patton.
70 those having both boys and
giflsito educate, it offers special in
dutemonts on account Of fine Femal,
school (stonewall CJilege( tucateC
here. Aud again on account Of sinai
cost ofBoard and Tuition and thor.
onghness and soliditg Of instruct ~.
For particulars address
X. u fI}a AITr,
Eigter Miss
Aug Is 1s78--tf
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This is a home institution, managed
by home people, and gives it's members
tie Aenefts of g1od, reliable insurance
at the least possible actual cost. No
association or society eau pretend TO do
more than that.
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j. ", COLEMAN,
General Passenger Agent,
New Orleans, La
J., G. MANN,
Supt, North Division,
Jackson, Tenn.
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Slate Roofing
PAINT.
SAVES RE.SHINGLING ,1a'.
FIRE AND WATERPROOF.
CONTAINS NO TAR,
MIXED READY FOR Use.

MIXED READY FOR USE.
ANYBODY CAN APPLY 1T.
With this Paint old shingles can be
made to look better and last longer than
new shingles for One-third the cost OF
r0-shingIing.
Equally good for tin or iron; and for
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Il is elastic-will expand or contract
With heat or cold. Thisis an indispens-
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It viii not crack, peel or scale; being
slate, willnot rust or corrode.e
It has a heavy body-one coat being
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It Is sold at q price that enables
everyone to have q well-painted roof.
Four handsome shades-ROOf.Slate,
Brown, Red and Bright Red.
Price in barrels Of As to 80 gallons,
only so cents per gallon.
"After O most thorough use OF
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IL once used it will be ordered q
second and third time."--[H, q.
Bowen, in the Independent, Sept. 30,
1891
Send for circular and samples, and
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Selling. Agents for Bertsam's Oil Po-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-24

THERE IS MORE STRENGTH restoring power in 50 cent bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than m bushel of malt or gallon of milk As an appetizer, blood purifer> and kidney corrector, there is nothing like it, and invalids indita wonderful inyigorane for mind and body. See other column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-24
Northfeld.

Munson & Catlin, have not hung out their shingle but they are filling their shelves with well assorted stock of groceries, dry goods. etc:s Wegunderstands that the junior partner istosbe assistant postmaster -ez1 s~s
 After Dec 1st, Mir. Isaac B. Pond is to succeed A. W, Camp as wsil carrier between NOrtLfeld and Thomaston. The mails are now taken from the, route agent at, the train saving lime over the old arrangement under which the yNorthfelds mails all passed through the Thomaston office.
 There will beaervice at the Congregational church Thanksgiving day at 10. 30 a. m.
 The application for license mentioned in our last communication, has been, withdrawn. This aaas ':t should be- If there sfe tasdsae here who win get drunk let them % for St their liquor to places where they will be slipped into the lock.nps when they get soiafuli that hey cahHot bshAss tIelhselsas.a ai1hn W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-24
Hartford.

On Friday, the 18th of Oct, the city was on the tip toe of expectation from early morn till dewy eve. for the renowned First Regiment was to return from its Southern trip, and be received with fitting demonstrations of well come and pride by the home abiding civilians But delay follows delay and the evening was far advanced when the signal gun6 annou1ced its arrival. Flags had been flying all day, and bands ready to escort the military pro- cession through the principal streets to the armory where banquet was in waiting for the tired, hungry men. Sa
 lnthe meantime military ardor pervaded even inc .parlors. and wars and beroes were | the theme of discourse generally Tie con- versation between two ladies was especially interesting. The younger of the two was the widow of Lieut. s. who-was one of the ill- fated U. s. officers who went down n~with the steamer San Francisco, and perished win protect our Mexican frontier, about twenty eight y 'ars ago. Gov. Seymour whose.monn- ment had just been unveiled had been his friend. and a few years before ''best man" at his wedding. He at that time was wearing the laurel he won in the Mexican war, to which he was well entitled, whatever his mis- takes may have been in the last war The other lady was widow seventy five years ef his age who till within the present year could keep hotel with the best in that line She kndled into enthusiasm at heinz told Mrs. S. was the neice ofeO. H. oPerry, the hero of. Lake Eeie, and cemMeaced tue ballad that chsnted his explt,its:s Ah rs~ a [ s.rlle eighth of septemhef .l s.
 We all do remember"
 She said, there IS a painting at the rotunda at Washington representing the scene where he has strippet off his coat to plug hole in his boat and stands giving his orders bare headed and coatless, cheering his brave men to victory Near by stands his ten years old brother who that day won the sword afterward awarded him by Congress. yl vETTY, !
 From the war of 1812' back to the revolu- tionary war was but aSstep tothe old lady and she told the romance of mother c. who had been the wife of Gen. A. Campbell.
 Mrs. C's. father in the old time kept tavern in Sandisfeld, Mass. The young lady with two other Misses was just mounting her horse for ride, when some officers rode up and cal:- ed for dinner. "Girls' she said, must wait and help mother, aud, as wassthe customsin those days, she waited on the gentlemen at the dinner table. Her duties done, tue girls started on their ride, the officers soon pass ing them.s They were accosted by ybsy woman who begged them in vain. to carry her child for certain distance. When the dutifu daughter rode up she volunteered to oblige her. The officers thinking it ruse of the woman to get rid of her child, kept them in view till at the turn7of the road designated, the gipsy appeared and received the child
 Soon after the young lady's father received q letter from Gen. c asking permission to pay bis addresses to the daughter, and very hap pY union was the result. .rrs. ..,.r., .