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THE LADY THAT WAS TOO FASH
IONABLE.

Why should we speak OF the fashion in
city where it is inconsistent. iester
days fashion is gone to-day, and that of
to-day will be gone tomorrow.
In Paris, those who dress according 10
the fashion are always busy; they must
not lose moment in the day, there is the
morning undress, and the morning dress
day dress, evening dress and concert or
ball dress; and this is not all; one must
have fashionable rooms, fashionable fur.
niture, fashionable carriage and horses,
fashionable liverieS, and fashionable har-
ness; and fashion is always Ileeling.
These people to whom fashion is every
thing, are extre nelly unhappy when they
are found wanting in the smallest partic-
ular This way OF Tying the cravat is no
longer in fashion; coats are not buttone d
up so high as this now; this hat is not of
the new shape; this cooris in bad taste !;
and this cane is completely gone by.
Ii you have been so unfortunate as 10
90 out without knowing all this, you are
lost Run, hide yourself, quick, before
any one secs you, or your reputation is
gone.
Fortunately for The Parisians, they are
mot all slaves to fashion. Men OF talent
think very little of it they have other
things 10 think about. Some austere phil
osophers and cynics affect 10 despise ii;
they sometimes carry this TOO tar.-Ea
modas in rsbus.
The following circumstances beiel a.
lady in Paris, 10 whom fashion was ever
thing. This lady was forty years old
she was not handsome; but she oltenI
wore things that made her less so. "OneI
cannot 60 wrong when he is in the fash
ion"
"But, ifihe fashion is ridiculous one?'
said her friends.
"Fashion can never be ridiculous"
81 is unbecomlngW
at is ofno consequence"
III fashion directed you to expose your
Ilhroa,?m
81 would show H."
$50 wear your dresses to your kneesH
81 would wear them so. would all
ways be in the fashion"
The husband Of this lady, who was by
no means of her way Of thinking, took il
into his mead one day to compose y lit,!e
piece, and pu, it into the Journal deS
Modes with picture, representing a la
DIV whose hair was dressed with carrot.
Underneath was written
"New style Of dressing hair, drawn
back a la Chinoise; natural carrot"
The lady examined long and seriously.
"Oh what singular head-dress-ho
new; an! they will wear vegetables IN the
hair after this"
The husband shrugged his shoulders,
exclaiming.
SHOW ridiculous lit is not comrnonl
sense--I hope you will not make yourself.
ridiculous in that manner?"
sWhy not, my dear7 il is not ugly
moi at all ugly. Besides, il lsthe fashion,
and that is enough. must have car
rot must have one Immediately "a !
fac large carrot. Weare going to the
opera-l must have my hair dressed SO. L
The husband affected TO oppose her. !
the lady persisted. She put the carrot
10 her hair, and went 70 the opera.
The effect was extraordinary; but not
what she expected. Every body laughcd,I
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last embrace of foes,
en graphing in the fight they told
|bse arms that ne'er shall lose their
hold,
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STA small soss. sssAssd -tae ns~*issssa~s @"n
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csue.
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To the Editors Of n, Enquirer.
SOU TIL WEST.
WA,uneros, June 10. 1914

Gentlemen; Seeing that you have considered il Of
sufficient impouanceto admit into your journal Of the
10Th instant, an extract from letter, dated Wash
ington, June 7th, in which my political conduct is
called in question: crave at your hands the privilege
Of declaring, through the columns OF the Enauirer
that there is not word Of truth in the allegation
charging and one of my friends with being unfah
full in relations TO the President.
And in order 10 CRAFTY the curiosity Of those per-
sons who have taken 40 large an interest in nv DO.
tical opinions and actions, to make them the sub
Jet OF Newspaper misrepresentation, permit me.
gentlemen, once for all to assure them, through the
medium Of your journal, that 4 am the uncompro
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6ty thousand dollars De and the Is hereby sp-
propriscd, for the nj Of fortheaions on
the FIoads reef, including Key West, and the Dry
Tonugss, at such positions IA the opinion Of the
President, may be best adapted for the command Of
the sraghs Of Florida, and the general defence Of
the Gulf Of Mexico.
Approved, June II, 1874
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ptopt,ssJ, ict hs purpose ef repairing Tho ptsssn'
bulIdngs, and srsens soch others ~ may DO necss-
sary al the military post al Newport Ky.
J. w. JONES,
Speaker II ne House Of Representatives.,
WILLIE y. MANGUm,
Prssdsai n The Senate pro ts"sPo's
Approved June IL, 1874 ,o ,p
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u-S~Msjor q. Toebn'sa ~'li dsi'sss seiufs >
the Assembly Rooms shs evening
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES of
AMERICA,
TO ALL wHoM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM n MAY CoScsss.
Satisfactory evidence having been shh'o''eu ~
that C, Aup,Us EDWARD HAScHr has csvn 'ps" a.
od Vice Consul Of Sweden and Nor"s "a.
States Of New York and New Jersey, 90 49, -,
80 md ,n;ov such functions, powers and pfs'-
s' s'u s,Iowrd to the Vice Consuls 81 'h'
mos, favored nations in the United States
In testimony whereof have caused these Ls.,sr. -
he made Patent, and the Seal OF tue o"'S' ''A' W
be hereunio affixed ,sw...ios,o,
Given under my hand at the city OF W ssh'ns'on
the 18Th day of June. A. ID 1874 ana o.
IL.s.) the Independence of the United states o.
America the sixty eighth ry,pp
BY the President:
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SHALL MR.. CLAY BE ELECIEp ni
nEEA uLT

JIG. CALHous, Secretary Of Stale.
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s,sR,.c,s Conp1AL, soId a. -. 6 Norr,v e;
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
40 = nnrr.s Nutl6inE.

The attention n the this no sell INTO the
.onrrr, on credit uvi'ed this Acencr Twerd {" TWO
hUadfsd individuals and firms oweno'ed as
ha object OF tie Agency procure accurate INFORM op
- mate way about the standing, responsibility &co
count merchants residing It. the -'Aes OF Nv otk olo
SI;cb;,n Indiana Illinois N. New England States -"
lie parts OF Assou and Pennsylvania and the !srn'oT
;ss Of Iowa and Wisconsin. and keen constantly
fr Of the merchants this CRY who subscribers 10
the Agency Local and aveling Agents are enoEea %
,;n rho necessary rnatiouUeu OF experience COCO
judgement and good character Ev?e1rnee mas SHOWN n
NIecsntiIt Agencyas condsctcd- has been mighty
III % 70 the merchants this city who subscri bu
b0nsst and solvent merchants the country ard tna II IS
the fraudulent aud Ill disposed who have occasion 10 or
;ct 70 IT, Among the subscribers are many OF te pm
dealers in DRY Goods Groceries Hardware cTocNsy' 'S
ana [sI,nsvhcr are reasonable and Evarabie-Sii be
male known TO applicants al the otfce
ANY merchant, who wishes 70 test ne yslus OF me
do so catuit"usly " better way has BEEN thoos,
I FOR nch 10 brins list Of the bad debts they nave maze
nc bs !sinenr OF the Agancy u iS'l aud aScsrttn
NV IN debtors stood the books OF the Ase'cy when me
goods weresuld 20 them -, =. ;. -,
-'rs, - merchants and Others who not suoScTloeis
on Their making 't's'1sl LEWIS TAPPAN,
ia; Traced Corner hanover anu r''"'"ss 81
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SARs.PAKLLA We hear every day Of The cures
by this excellent preparations OF one OF the most
sJaeis IF sarsspara' in vogue but none believe
equa this retains all the peculiar CURATIVE qualities
Il. dIaa their natural strength las the Sec1et Of
{ and the superiority OF Sands p,epaTation whc
SID more and more popular, as II Is better known u
P Circulated and used tam. 1t,
b. s9,ed aad sold wholesale and retail and for sSporiaoa
corr SANDS * co Druggists. lGTenitf pu,J,.os
l. n o. broadway and Chambers street SOFA aiso "
E SANDS 10 Fulton corner Of q old.sueet' and a. !.
81 bosad M corner of MarkestIeet Free 81 PEI
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- ll,e ,lsIne % t:.e peopie 81 the SIC

~ Ia the name OF t:;e people 81 the state
of New York call on the persous of me Lower Pol'ce
who's, duty IL was and and whom constant information
mas beer siyen Up qp4aer to u this day. TO produce
ARCHIBALD P4pLsY the! DO not appear 10 tnlnk has
zone away they have assured oea and often, md a.
he , morning ,cuid take notice q my application Tor
warrant and officer avin= stated that the sad Fadey had
ms gssace ii t- Sheffield and offered 10 proceed 10 me
s B,, win he ofFcsr-for said Padey substantiate
"a c.ea good his re OF theft M brother A.c
!nmalo or 10 show good sufficient cause Why they per
MT il nsrSn,s ng 70 uuafy tt-reto) his
uny And when h-y knew Padys bond was Of no ysne
"a sven wEeu and wse ne COZ money 10 90 "i.h, 10 to"
te from Justice Wh-n fa1Ig nothing else would
70 move them (hough thy had N the Police Office
,1 fled against him SAID Paiiey, sustained by TWO other
5dayirs) .pplyed hls detention Ton the part OF the
s charg- against ny brother ac aiinost vi hon psr!
s Shall man If man ne IS who rs been taken care oi '9
red in strange land and n nson his person. be allowed
in this calculating maane 10 ecae and ne only reason
@ ,receasn, forsocth Is this much dangerous
Drsced-n, h- committing magistrate acknowledge that
aid Padley had entrusted the things WI" him SAD CIotae-
lin and him hen for year past andPadley was az
iIpgi,o hin for fortnight, for The warrant query "a
pr re- cur o the mags uioIn Padl-y that II was
&c, of tIoyer and OF felony and that II did
not come within he jurisdiction OF the police. as
now l. call upon tbs Grand Inquest OF the County
bout ST. the consersaofs and censos of our laws and t
r zach individual citizen however humble h may De
,ats Ia rs P, ,5 o 0. @ ooa ~ n nr
i bs-fully outraged without th= possibility Of redress
r hat is a IL such laws o. changed If e1pedisn
most dangerous one. appeal to M leow-ctzens
.h.;-r such things should be aud bold enough Il
;t-m COST might. tia; they also may pass
~ ii =neavor alter petition he Leisa-
ns such laws such expedl-at5. appeal 10 tn
remrr of the press whoso often speak OF II the
II liberty OF their masnanirnty, generosity, well as
800 day usefulness and who call cudly for REDUCTION
onostase but who have By the million Of PUBLICATIONS OF
ms charge and comments npon hung mantle like shrolid
Touad this individual c-sa because he stepped oct OF IN.
rsho under The most Tying cTcunancss has suitalnei
character which des Investigation, after eishteea veal
ssnc. IN this city. FOX aiabls department., kindness
charity and The best impulses OF he hu heart and wtha
no on- paper, e SUNDAY Mercar do him common
r.f,cs 10 my knowledge. So siSe this half the
II is joke for hs officers the police 10 say this give me per
SON t The information has been % desert; II no
| aFits EDWARD CROMMELlN.
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JOURN YMAN TAIL OR

Through Europe aud the East during the 1924 70 1870
Translated from the third German edition
BY WILLIAM HOWlTr
This is book the People 1t gives agaphc account oil
the authors travels through all the countries OF the
East working his way with his tools Of adsana journey
ing from country cou0try for nearly twenty years Taors
all the world celebrated for pretty nimbls stretch
ing their lexis after dsountirG from the shopboad-bu
here have who literally his from continent
10 cou,nentthough Europe ASIA AFRICA through Turkey,
Greece. Syria, Egypt italy and Fr.nce
T!lese travels orly we'll written ard display
deal OF srerd and excellent feeling but have the
peculiar advantage Of Observing life in various nations from
new point Of view Instead of gliding aions uxu
svle of modern. travellers sycushoued Carriage he
trudge 90 through desert ways works amid the swaming
mass strange cities meets all the rub and rebuf attendant
On his humble station and looks things thsy appear
the e. rs Of the multitude
~ Price Is cents Sic hundred.
u j. WINCHESTER. 80 An:.strect.
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DIED

/, ,,,snosl,v 1ast January 81 BENJAMIN RoMAINE IN
old ezs and revolutionary soldier IN the SD year o.
MS age. IA ,}oss of his son. Samuel B.
HIS ga' ,9j a an his s sons IN law Dillon CHARLES
Schols Timothy olmsead Henry M nsaton 10 a.
tend his fun,fal from his late residence NO. -
This saturday Afternoon, at ;: O'Clock precisely
HIS friends and those of Mr. John Mullen sno an "a
specially invited attend his funeral ms rs n H.
February /, JANE wife OF William Johnson In tne ozu
e February + WILLIAM w poucHFKrY, ESQ., IN the '0n
year OF his age. e Nah
% A. Booklya FsSf3rg THoM.s son oc Thama Law
Az wHavsn Ct January 80, ANA widow OF the late
Henry Dasgstt, Esq aged SO years ~, ,,...
Al sal Mass January 80 SARAH W. yeict of the late
Dr. VIM Steans, eyed 70 years.
4, Mario o. Ulster Co, y. Y, DENNIS H. DOYLE, IL
his 10Th year, formerly resident of this city.
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~ = =,
lttom the Philadelphia Gazette:


seems hardly worth while that we sho Id add our 'es.
oy that inesmable burn specific Comets Magical @
Yo,Le IRON Comstock Co.'S 81 Cour2ndt stree -'e"
out We may we'll say that exceeds any thinS We
heard OF for The rapid thorough Of the
ed VIZ: Burns, Scalds, EIyspeas, Chilbains rost
Sk;n sctoiula, Salt Rheam, letter, old Sores, in!ams1
b viii cure any OF the above no pay VIII
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50 per bottle 81 per doom at q Courtlandsset
HAR-There nothing that keeps the hair in good a
state as the genuine Olddges Bal OF Columbia We adj
wise all whose hair filling off, have already become bald
try tat 81 Courandt-street. Also, Dr. Nc NAiKs
Acoustic OIL Certain and permanent cure Tor ceaicssS.
e = If You CURE YOUR CoUo HIT WILL KILL You,
you may depend IT. then de not te with your cold, or
disposed Consumption have edcn eQna TO
Dr. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LiVERWORT; i has
relieved and cured do not be put of with
thing else for refer To clercymen, doctors andpt
highest responsibility who have been cured with IL
Our immense orders prove its increasing poluarity BESIDES
constantly have persons call 10 speak OF Its wonderful Ell
where hrs completely cured Consumption altar they had
been die every Most astonishing Of
Liver Complain DropSy aud Indigestion have been made by
It. Be careful avoid countetes and limitations which have
been got up deceive the public The only genuine FOR
sale at the original Office 375 Bowey. by G Leeds 1893
Maiden lane aud by Mrs HAYS, 1879 Fulton st Brooklyn
CoUcHs AND CoLps.-lt should be remembered that 3
cough always evidence that impurtv has lodged
delicate or later 10 bring inf
nation of the lungsa form of disease which all know IS
the high road 10 consumption
WIisht's Indian Vegetable Pills delightful ns-
dcue for Carving off cold because they expel from the
system all morbid and corrupt hpmors the OF every
kind disease and natural manner That the BODY
said Indian Vegetable Pills taken night on gong 10 bed
will in short remove the most obstinate cod7at me
same fine the Will be restored 10 healthy
tone and the blood completely purified that INFLAMMATION
lungs consume on or any ote orni ol uiSeaSe VII"
be absolutely impoSsi be
For sale wholesale AMI retail, at ihe Principal office No
CGutio-A< couateeits abroad, avoid all stores OF
donb chtrace and be particular to ask Tor "T'Shts la
dian Veset ble tlll> H..
wholesale and retaNo. 2S3 Greenwich street New ORR
40 l08 fremont Boston. and Noise Race street
abel pha.
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Commercial and Money Matters.

70 For sales at tie Stock Ezchaugs see Last Page
The sales to-day We're not very large, but the
market was generally firm. There appears TO be
no spirit al the Board.
In Exchange there is not much doing Sterling
IS 81 Tor good bills. Some OF the Banks are draw
- at this rate Francs are 30! 5 80.
From the best information we can obtain OF the
prospects OF the money market, we are led to be-
ieve that there will be great an abundance and
at nearly az low rates OF interest as during the fall
months, We have heard of several loans made at
snort call at 4. per cent, one of 100000, an
olner Of s4oVeo- The Banks are again in the
street for paper although they do not seem disposed
TO take il at less than per cent.
Quarterly Statement OF the Mechanics Banking
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u Our readers in Newark, N. j., and those in
u. NC greenwich part of this city will find some
Jung oil interest in Prof. Bronson's advertise
1'en'' One hundred Engravings for % cents, &c
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SlARRIED:
iai Traced

~. Nor,i>tnvn January 3d. Nlr. EDwARp PlERsoN, OF
w. 80 az & = Person OF Noriistowu Miss PHEBE
m NV, ,Ts "1 dsueher OF Arem Genlig,
~ - of ~ Jersey Thomas J, GEUR1S and ANE ms
,iC o tie Cosnty OF Morris divorced BY decree Oh
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~ CHRISTOPHER AND FACTORF-STREETS -
WI II FRANKLIN Will sell 81 suction on TUESDAY
seb 9Th y oc ock the Merchants Exchange, the te
LOWING Houses ard Lots:
No IS christopher reei-The story and nc brick
house with story kitchen attached The u
eait 70 accommodate fam hes house thorough
rrpsir, with ,lrotou water, c LOT - By 50.
No y Chr Iopher street.-The story brck front house
with sloy kitchen attached the rear feet - arr
sane as above; lot 70 b. 10; Soe remain mortgage
SIer cent
~ brick ou- dwelling house and beowa good stand
to5 business particularly In the srocsry line; hoa,e 70
OK 20 oy 70
Also ve.n- lot with stable thereon In IN. ,esY and ad
jo.r,n: the aocve lot 90 By 50.
NO IS THE three story bick from; dwelling
h0uS. situated Green ieh Lane and Facroryst.es
suitable thrr tamI for aous; prsra.sss
N good order; hous- IS feet BY 40; lot Is BY S.
No 10 Ano,strst, adj 'innS the a9o'e-Ths ,wo story
brick front house order aud ell calculated
amllies; house IS by 80; lot IS by IS
No. - Amo sutst, Fcurh-Ths new and handsc1ee
rrs story bck house four doas east OF Fourth street north
ce huiihed III the best with marble manel, through
mahogany doors. plated paros floor ina
house 20 bv u? LOT 20 oy IS Two.thds mortgage.
No. g Fourtilk,re -twee" Amos and Charlesseseeo
The and srck house above GOOD orsrs
house 22 S bv -; lot % BY IS
No IS eourthStreetIhe story sId bYIck dwell
house good order 81 10 By AZ lot 81 10 By ON oa
Side and 0l IN depth the other.
No. 81 West Washington raee-The story and attic
brick house, order ot through FoGrh sret
house 9 by ~ lot 70 feet deep aide and 81 the
other.
No. q Factory street.-The ,tory brick front house,
with story Kitchen attached The rear. 2 feet SQUARE
will accommodate families ws house Is 10 By 26 feet;
lot Is 10 BY il feet.
No 70 Factoy.,tree,-The two story brick front house.
as above; house IS 10 by %; lot is 10 b. IS;
Terms OF sale OF all the above property favorable and will
De gwen az the sale. Ito
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
COURT CALENDAR TINS Day

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 68 46, AZ, 80, "a, IS, 40,
y 8, 81, 30, y, SO, Ga, 66, %, 80 26, /, 90.
;, COMMON PLEAs-Part |. before Judge Inglis-
Nos. A, so, 4, q, 40 56 IL Part II. before
Judge lngraham-Nos. 50, 81, So, 90.