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.SaNsRaL AGE&CY a CAktD.-The
u uodersigned tor the last eight years mpiOyed
in tle business OF Messrs To.er l. Cook, having
determined to do similar business himself. ten
ders MS services his trends Aad the pu0c, from
and sitter the first day OF January ensuing, agent
for tie renting out Of Houses, the hiring out of Ne
grces, an the collection Oh Claims, &c. He
iii occupy the office on I4th street. between Main
and Franklin, now occupied bs Mr VIM. w. Eus-
tace and pledges himself TO adhere to promptitude
and puciuaiiy in all things relating to his business
His terms will be moderate and satisfactory.
de 2-c liza EDWARD ID. EACHO.
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~ kAUTIEGL JUVENILE BOOks.-
Ef Pleasures Of the Country: simple stories for
young people, by Mrs Harriet Myrtle, ITO, illustra
ted-SI; the same colored l SO
Home and its Pleasures: sim e stories for young
people, by hrs Herit Myrtle, So, Illustrated 81
the same, colored, l 50
CoE'entment Better than Wealth, by Alice B
Neal, 162no, illustrated-7o:
Life and Adventures OF PurchineilG, ard otker
Tales, l2mo, with 100 iUstrati n3-75c; gilt edges
81
Good in Every Thine. By Mrs BarweL, square
lsmo, ustratad-50c
Uncle Harvey's Tales Of Home and Foreign
Scenes, i6mo, iilustrated-5Jc
Uncle Harvey's Tales Of the Country. l2,ao, H.
lustra'ed-50c
Popular Tales from F,iry Land translated from
tie German Of Wilhelm HanutF, ny G Quackeu-
b g, 4 N, illustrated By Orr, l6lnj-cloth eEGa,
Csc
Susan Pindar's Story Book, containing freside
fairies and midsummer ieys. Numerous i!lustra-
tons, l6mo, clOsh-Sl
For sale by WEST & BROTHER,
da3 ard E. charge Hotel.
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nALLoP0ION. oRHEALING RALM

CALLoP0ION, CIR HEALING BALM,
y for Chapped Face and Hands, Roughness, Irri-
liability Hardness Of the Skin, Chatting, &C, &c
This admirable article will, By its peculiar bland and
healing proper ties, together with its agreeable per-
fuue, az once recommend Itself to the confidence
and patronage of the public, most delightful
sentia! Of the Toilet
It's application speedily removes all irriability,
rou hatss or har5hness Of tio skin, -en1- ].
by constant use, dalicate!y 2of: anu fair.
Being composed OF vegetable substances, ard en-
tcely free from mineral or corrosive adnixture
it may he used With safety the tcnderest infant,
and viii be found very Efficient and cooling Gp-
plic-tion tor chaing, intamed, exsoEiatad sur
face, &c.
AS ii contains greasy substances it is clearly,
ara al the same time SIMPLY and easily applied
Prepared only By
PURCELL, LADD & co,
de 3 Drng2iet,, Main strsel Richmond, Va.
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DILL PAPER.-l w RANDOLPH can sup
AD ply Cap Paper, ruled in various ways, suitable
for making out bills Al articles in the Stationery
!ine at mOderate prices. de-
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mo HUIADEKs IND OTHERs.-son

'lSO BUILDERS AND OTHEKs.-Some.
l. thing new-Msrbe Hante's made CT Iron of
the most beautiful fash, ana yarisgsted. mat tho
most practiced eye cannot tell them from the real
marble. They ere cheaper, more durable and can
not be I'M Ired By oils, acids, &c.
The subscribers are agents for the New York
Company, and expect by the next steamer samples
of this beautiful WORK which VIII be furnished to
those building az the New York prices.
dee Fay l. McCAHDLlSH
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de 2


n GCECE.-The Co-partnership OF GAYNOK
"a d WOOD was dissolved OF the lst instant by
mutual consent.
The liquidation Of all claims due By the late firm
Is Committed TO Mr.. Gayn0r who is also author
lied to collect all claims cue to the firm.
The business will hereafter be conducted in the
name of J. b. WOOD.
In tbus advancing our dissolution, we may be
permitted II retuIn our acknowledgements 10 the
numerous patrons and Il lends OF the late firm for
their liberal support during he past nine years.-
We solicit d continual on of their patrcna4e for
the remaining partner. JNO GAYEpR,
3 WOOD.
The subscriber, il his own name, will hereafter
conduct The Apothecary ard Drug business ia ali
8 branches, at the old stand OF G&YHOR q,
WOOD, corn above the City Hotel, aud soiicits
call from the pubic generally, as well as the
Gust mers Of the late firm. He will keep con-
staTtiy hand heretofore, tfesh and judi
ciousy selected Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Che
!.icals, Dye Stuffs Psints Olls Window Glass,
PertCmery, & &c. &c, which vii. be sold he lew as
they be purchased elsewhere in tie city.
ne Retail d Prescription Dcpartm mt " i'll be
under bic especa al supervision, sisted by clnp5s
ten and stte- tive hands All orders trclu Phy ST
clans aud Merchants filled with accuracy and DIS
patch. b WOOD,
hpothecary a. 4 Druggist,
Successor TO GAYIOR G. WOOD,
de3 Druggists
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GREEN TEAs.-5o hail CHESTS; 200 boxes;
" from fne 20 superior quality. for sale By
del DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. CO.
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4 moved my shop from Clay street h Water
STREET near 18Th OF the Dock, where shai be hap
by to accommodate my customers and others ia
want Of work ia my line.
Ge -diZt JAMES QUINN.
r4GTdiNG, CLOTHING, CLOTH
u ING As have bought the Stock of Goods
in stores No 80 and 90, Msa ct, will continue the
Clothing BueiGess my own account and viii sell
% per cent cheaper than eng house in this city.
large stock on hand, and very desirable Goods.--
Tsose who wish TO buy, drop in and save your dol
lars Do net forget the only place to buy your Ready
Made Clo.hing ia ct the cheap stores 80 and 50
Main Street LEWIS HYNEMAN,
de l-d3w Sole Proprietor
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EAHEg IL rs UEEICk.
k&th Street. Nader Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, I58. Dec 9:
45 II 81 IA Is l6 80 6 % II 81 SIS 65
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 20 1872 Dec 2:
~ 7e 50 ~ IL IS 76 l6 Ct ~ 81 4s
Tc-tHy--Ihe Delaware State Lottery, Class
ia Capitals $35 coo, 2 Of II coo, 5000 5000,
1888, -OO0 80 Of I0ju &c. 7G numbers, "A drawn.
Tickets $40.
f1f7 A $50, One Dollar Lottery de4
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NOVA SCOTIA POTAT0Rs, SEe.-Jpsl
IL received per Brig Roundpond Capt P Price 1850
bu.hels Potstoes-40 barrels DDS bbis Apple
- bbls C:der-ior sale by
no 30 RANKIN
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F1URTAIN BANDS AND PINs-In great
" variety, for sale Low by the dozen or single
pair, by CT SIETON co,
de Sisr Of the Circular Saw, II Main et
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nVLRSHUES.-A beautiful lot Of Sentlemen's
~ and Ladies, Overshoes, (Buskins Boots, &c.,)
for sale at WILLIAM WALSH'S,
dc3 Sign Of the Boot No 43 Main street
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.,ALUABLE weep LAND ON THE

Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auctr.
de ltd
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~ ana now ready 10 take those splendid
sk light pictures at tae ast0nshingiy low price OF
one lar, With The case My improvements are
now all finish d, VIII h makes my gallery one Of
tic n2es, in Inc Unitci ; tatas. Our sky light is
u1cqJaed, a. it is o the largest ent soiost in
SIC country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail 10
phase Come one, come ali, for by 80 doing you
i10& well - your interest -
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UMP PLAsIER.-250 tols to arrive. for
IL sale by
de JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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OsT. On the letn Of November ast, in Rich
- 'oad or between the Chestertis I'D Coal hiines
and that place. an Envelope, directed to Holden
Rhodes, Esq, containing the receipt of Samuel
Taylor, for claim of about Sl33 in favor Of Ann
Shearer ana against Alexander Reid, Sen, assigned
by Anu Shearer - me ANY Information in regard
thereto Will be thankfully received if left at this
Office.
ce2-lwt WIN ROBINSON, Jr.
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TEVYiE PLANTATION B0GA is rronounc-
l. ed by all who have used il. to be indispens able
to sll judicious farmers. 1t Is published ard iur
sale by wv. RANDOLPH,
dc3 And all other 8 Jok sellers.
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NsSENCE OF COEE EE.- One package Of
90 HammePs Essence of Coffee, will go as far as
four pounds OF Java Coffee, and give you delicate
and tine favored cup Of coffee without trouble; for
rale by o. A STRECkER
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3 IL WAS Discovered, about 20 years
ago II tae county Of King and Queen, y Ply
sicao, eminent ia his profession that hsiatIc Chol'
era. Cholera n Jrbus, Bilious Chodc, Dgsentery,
DiarrhBa, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
sp@SaGaic diseases of very dangerous character
proved HAT fact to hundreds OF cur fellow citzens
and eau prove Il TO many Il. viii try DUVAL'S
FAMiLf sTISPASAODlC, the peoples fayoTite
Medicine. They get i from PURCELL LADD
d CO. or eny Druggs. i'll the city. See advertise.
meat. 80 6--3tagts
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HOFFEE SUGAh.-Coffae sugar, Crushed,
~ Puverized, and Granulated Sugar, in store
and for sale by
dos r VOOLFOLK, il, 1So Broad ST.
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fsIkAAEE1S ILyAEF z J+EIJN.
Wall Street, uEdsr the City Eotci,
CHALK'S OLD STAND
Drawn Nos So. quehanna, Class l:
II - "a 50 81 IA 81 IS Is AIS
Whole Ticket, Nos 3 IS u. 4 prize of 1917
To-Day-GrsUd Consolidated, Glass A-Capi.
tas: Of $36,00e, l Of 5000, of 5000 Of 4OG0
100 of $50, le2 Of 300. ~ nos - drawn Tickets
Sl0-shares in p opoGton.
Also-Patspsco, Class 4--Cgpitals: l Of So $50
Of $50, &c. rs Nos. II drawn. Tickets ST.
Shares in proportion. SMITH
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AMUSEM ENTS

- sMUSEMENTS ..
cNK WEEK M0KK. -
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
consequence of the unfavorable state of the
| weather, during the past week the exhibit;o,
OF Dueuteis original Paintings of
ADAM q EVE
Dec. 4. ~'oeA
Eliminated ev cry evening.
ADMISSION the whole week. 25 cents no2s
HEATRE.
Messrs. TAYLOR l. CLARKE. Lezsees
Saturday, Dec. 4th.
CORslCAN BROTHERS.
ue o'neis.-. Mr. II Taylor
onateau keneud-. Mr. Ward
Tn' ~ Marchant
Emile Lesparre. Mira Ward
Madame del Frsncui. .....MrsC appeil
sNsTKU LOTIONS ON THE PIANO
FOhIE, HARP, GUITAR, AND VOCAL NIL.
SIC.-Prof. BRANDT respectfully informs the
citizens CT Richmond that be gives lessons on the
above mentioned instruments, and also in the high.
er branches Of Vocal Music
Plot b having had an experience of eighteen
years in the profession, and having succeszfullv
taught in several Of the largest Semuares in the
South, ofsrs lis services to the iffs-cpt Fe.
male Semineries, as well to the citizens of Rich
mond generally. For advanced scholars will have
the benent ct being accompanied on the Violin
Professor Brardt is pelnlttc to refer to the Rev
DR. Jones' and to the Rev DR. Leroy NJ Lee
All orders received at Mr. II Taylosr, Nash &
Woodhouse's. Morris Il Brothers, and Harold L.
Murray's stores. de 2-3taw4w
I CTS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
II As the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA-
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten ec~es of the land now owned and occupied BY
the said Blakey. These lets b. autfuy situa.
lIriOn TING nm no rnaT looE %
Blekey's MILL about a mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber at his ciice No. II Main street
up stairs, over Messrs. Sinton IL Co.
au 9-3tawts [. r. WATKINS
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- '''AHc SkuPlnski.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.
Biaise Skupinski was executed to-day for
the murder of young Lehman.
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EEACnEREL.-N l,2 and 3 Mackerel
IVA store and for sale by
de3 VOOLFOLK. JR., 1e0 Broad St e
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OOCkET ROukS, Wallets ard Port No
L nsles-a great variety for sale lew by
G.. .SINTON & CO,
de3 Importers of Hardware, IL Main ST.
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UTTA PERCHA PENS NASH &
" WOODHOUsE, Eagle Square, have another
supply Of those Excelsior PeDs, coated with sutts
percha These Pens are not surpassed By any for
durability and elasticity Ihsy are the Pen and In
a short time will be uniyef ally used. no %
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hs We do.
Thefol,
|eman in

:, Goth.
delighted
n, sndit
| friends.
L. gallery
hich you !
ar to that
possible,
,ood sub.
"a as You
ed hun.
Il Insure
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EHAMpAIGNE.-50 baskets Champagne,
~ consisting OF Of the best brands imported.
For sale by
no IS M BURTON
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LIkE FRENCH DE LAiEE5.-We have large
lot OF French De Lsines OF the finest quality
and prettiest patterns which have been In market
this season. and the season ia somewhat advanc-
ed, we nave reduced the price to point which
viii insure their speedy sale
G. HARTWELL & CO,
del Opposite Swan Tavern.
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noll ITO ~ sin s.. the great SKY, Light Galley.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Iiiloui and Aldermen Tweed

compton.
FErRu.Ry 2 Commencement, NJ Zen, ~ The
February term Of this court commenced Jnis morning
before the above members, being the rst occasion OF,
which the new Recorder has taken hi. seat Ths csen
car rtsehts tNei ty lime prisoners awaiting the action
oi the Grand jury charged with the following crimes
ard efsncss:--Murder /; niansiauahter /: srsop /.
fctcery " tue nrst degree, I; rape Il forgery q bur.
tirry o;'ptlsur Il bgamy. 3 gia1i larceny I; OBJ.
aiming goods under false pr,tsnces l. keeping dsor-
dfy reuse Bctdes ihese there were ak teen prison
ers eraitin In jail indicted term This does not
include any that have been admitted to ok nor MarSl-
reita Lohrens or Bernard Bates, neither Of whom,
thoreh in custody have been finally committed for
tlaL There being al insufficient number Of Grand
Jurors prstent to form quorum those in attendance
we're unchanged Till tomorrow morning
thofge ~ f@gny John Joseph Kink indicted for
IoIg'hs AID uttenng note OF hand for 1850 80 wao
placed on trial, The the prosecution occupied
III. all day and at the close the jury separated
by coDent AS far the facts have been elected they
street who bad known the prisoner for years an
architectural dreuehman, assisted BIN last SUMNER
with his potes to enable hu to 80 int busiaess in
marble ysd in Broadway between Fifty first end ty-
,econd streets As he alleges, he gave him four notes
in all, the highest If which for S26 20; and that i'm
December last the bill In question for SfSG o. va, pre-
rented to hi for payments by MIR. Austin ffowbridse
aTbe dealer, which the rst time Rad agar s.er,
y. lie denied that It was la lis hand rritio1 This
signature wss very BIKE rs, nc did not think tho
body q any e Tire nils vas in bis ogn itinr ,5us
~ tel whoet hana his was in ghs prisoner d i oRsd
uion him, about the COMMENCEMENT ~ Jniy wIth note
80 anout That amoa.. but ~ hal rsfnsol - siyu it,
y y yrs desutye3. enc witness was crcss examined
~ R',a erG'-. ~ &c. Cla for toe d,fauc', AID
nitfscr q Jpcgmtut on TIE pisoner aut brother
~ his under which sv ythirg ttl been sold h buying
~ great p0tGun - SOC pc ptrtg. Al acton against
rae thNrA growing cnt 1T tts usns&etion, was G0w
ptiNrg. mr. rr,vhidge proved Receiving The note
Il the prisoner. he thought men the signature waa
s One atd now would ne believed, al order
.tr oihlc 10 Which u attached. Joseph EeutE,
uttcuty 1T law had pared too confereon of julr
mems N VIC bttltment ur bills eet out some of
ph had been paid aod The rsg Mr. Lentzs agreed 10
,ay Notbing was fsd Of the sre in qus,tion aud IL
Was distinctly understood That he for $40 was the
+ st.st In amount nat Nas cut Tia confession OF
and other Documents we're put In evidence and
testimony of tho oicer who arrested The nri.oner
material completed the case Tor the prose-.
rulion, ard the court scjournsd
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The Effect OF the French Coup d'Etat In
the Cnit.d y fates.

From the Paris Constitutional, January I
Ibe rews OF the events which happened in
France, on the I'd Of December, caused the most
profound sensation ia the United States, and, to
use the words OK q New Yock journal an uuspeak-
able emotion. All The Americaa papers state
there 10 an ifume date ard complete suspension Of
business. a IL transactions were stopped IN the
ExchaIge hail. In the tribunals, in the streets,
everywhere, ''the new French revolution Vas
talked OF The emotion was so ttrong that the
news, already surprising in itself, arrived at Now
York as an enigma, by a three line Geographic
6eapatch, sent from Halifax, on the arrival Of tho
mails from Liverpool The papers sud correspon-
eerce carried 70 NeG York, on The day after, by
the Europa, were unable to satisfy the arden.
curiosity awakened By that despatch, because the
news vas only tTom the evening Of tho 81 December
l ben the general approval immediately given By
France 20 me acts OF the power was not pet0ly
known ia tho u ited States.
While the American public wera waiting, with
feverish impatienco. tho arrival Of the Baltic,
the newspapers, obliged TO speak according TO the
most vague and uncertain reports, did make
thousand ccDjectures. All the journals of America
gogaes Of the Old World, expressed their rage and
their declarations. They sautea the events of
December I'd as the dawn of . European revolution.
They foresaw the overthrow Of the government the
ruin OF the order party, and he beginning OF civil
war, which, after having rendered French socialism
Triumphant, should permanently establish les en-
pire n al Europe.
Some other newspapers did not hesitate, on tho
contrary, to express all their appreciation an to
foretel the complete success OK tho French govern
ment. Several OF them, although surprised, DO not
hGe tic stupetac .lUn caused ny that great act of
energy ard courage. .lhc American democracy, as
all Others, has certain attraction for all that is
strong ard great; ano what appears % IL the most
worthy Of admiration in the asa Of the II of Deem
Der, y not the resolution with which the power
stopped The oena gogic element il order To Insure
the property q ffsnce. but tho boldnc.s Of the
enterprise, tie energy Of exeea'ion and, rs journal
Gays" The tlew shown by the President and
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instruction. The number of the members composing
the society is go, under the presidency Of M.
Vesaue The direction Of the Conservatoire Is
composed of Messrs. Fischof, Helmesburger, and
klemm.
HAMBuRo.-Our Philharmonic concerts have
been renewed under the most happy auspices,
as well in the selection as in the execution of tho
pieces.
MUNICH. Duke OF SAKE Coburg Gotha's
new opera of "Casilda' is about to be brought OUT
here.
BERLN-.It is announced that the Intendant
General OF Theatres has the intention to engage an
Italian company, who will perform during tho
absence of Madlle. Wagner on the occasion Of
the anniversary Of the birta of Beethoven, the
concert master Rudersdorf organized sotree must.
Gale in the Sommer saloon, in which were executed
q symphony by Beethoven, the overture to "Fi-
Herring and the same anniversary was celebrated
at the Vocal Academy.
SPAIN IN 1851 M. Alexis de Garaude musical
professor at the Paris Conservatoire, has Just re-
turned from teur in Spain, and has published his
"lmpression de Voyage dun Touriste" The ope-
ratio theatres nearly all closed tho Spanish
composers and singers are foreigners He met with
here and there some amateurs and artists
taught by his ewn lessons. At Madrid he ga sold
by aution the scenery, dresses, and decoaton5 and
even the musical positions, Of that ma gni1eent
theatre, from which had recently quilted Frezzc-
lini, Alboni, Ronconi, and Barrolhet, but which
being unsupported by the government, has fallen
under Its own weight Of expenditure and unhearda
of engagements. M. dc Garaude describes the
fes of Madrid Sc la nearly all the cafes" he OBJ
serves "there is an unfortunate pianiSte or quito
r,o, who contends ia noise with the customers, and
holds plate TO gather thirty sous. AT Paris, at
least there is one very great and infable resource
for the unfortunate can throw themselves into
the Seine AT Madrid, there is only sha Mama
Mares with a mere kennel Of water, in which one
could at the most only fracture n limb"
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ten years since, under the protection of England
and Of Prussia. having become vacant, will be now
M Valentiner. Schles wig ecclesiastie.
The Mayor of Sunderland, England, has under.
taken to use his mediation between the masters and
working shipwrights of Hylton The latter, who
have been out on strike for some time, to tae num-
Der of 250 or 300, see their wives and children
starving, while the former are losing both time
and money to no small amount The estimated
loss already, including that Of shopkeepers, is be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000
Attreaty of extradtion has just been concluded
between the Netherlands and Denmark
The Obs1patore Romano states that tho receipts
Of the pontifcial customs for 1851, will equal not
exceed, those of the most prosperous years.
Active steps are being taken to fortfy the coasts
and the river Thames.
man has just been arrested 10 Vienna, for oar
rying on strange sort Of commerce. RE bought
children at about los (nine forias) piece to take
to London as street musicians, and was embarking
with about twenty of them, when the police laid
hands on him. His nameis Humpf
M. de Morny, Nspoeon's right hand man, was a
refugee in Edinlurg, and the Net0s Of that city
states that he took leave without paying his debts.
The waters of the Rhone are SO low at present
that all the steam boats, from Lyons to Aries, have
been obliged TO cease running, and the extreme cold
which prevails between those two phases precludes
all idea Of the communication in question being
speedily resumed, -Gasgnaa,.
The number Of factories and manufacturing
establishments in Sweden, at the close of 1850, was
25l3, employing %, i27 won kpeope, and producing
goods valued at "a 1874 rdr. (about two millions
and quarter aterling). In $40, the number of
similar manufactures was ZIG, the number OF
workpeople 1910, and tho amount produced
l3,9l79ll rdr.. showing an increase during these
ten years Of 337 manufactures, S,0l7 work people,
and lo,31O,oS' rdr. in the articles produced.
NJ Farina, the celebrated manufacturer of Eau
dc Cologne, had three children to each Of whom he
gave u fortune Of 00OOfr. His eldest daughter
married. in 1927 M. Hanecart Peycam, who had
50000fr. In the course Of few years tho fortune
both Of M. Hanecart Pcvcnm and his wife had dis
appeared. In 1916, Madame Hanecart brought an
action against her father to make him allow her a
certain sum annually, and the Tribunal condemned
him to pay her 4,c00fr. year Hanecart SUBJ
sequently demanded that his father-in law should
make him separate allowance; but M Fsrina re-
fused, on the ground that he no longer lived with
his wife, that he addicted to play, aud that he
was able to provide for himself. The matter was
carried before tho Civil Tribunal and after being
argued was decided in favor Of M. Farina. M.
Hanecart, on Wednesday, appealed to the Court of
Appeal against the judgment, but it was confirmed.
In the course Of the proceedings Hsnecart's advo-
cate stated that the income Of M. Farina is
2i,C00fr.