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committee in all allowances for such works and il shall
be in order for said committee to report at all times
March l6, 1874
If the power conferred by this rule was given to any pub
lie officer not upon the floor of the House. he could with
difficulty reject any work proposed whereas the proceed
ings of the House and the Clerks books viii show that
many books sent to the House with plates have been
considered worth illustrating and that there was surplus
OF $1,000 of the engraving fund in the treasury the
meneemen of the present Congress This not solely
however, in consequence Of the rejection of plates for illus
tratng public documents such works order
ed the last Congress than usual but in consequence of the
competition among engrayers, &C. invited by the commit
tee which necessarily consumed some time If the
mitee would give out the work to the first photographer
who could reach the city il might be DONE have before
stated somewhat sooner bat al that ographers price
Now under the regulation the Superintendent of Public
Printing is directed to notify the prominent photographers
OF our country engaged in such business that certain
books have been ordered be engraved and that sealed
proposals will be received for them up TO given day These
proposals are opened and examined in the presence Of the
committee and the awarded the lowest bid
der whenever the members satisfied he do the work
The only better plan which is TO authorize
the several departments through which the reports sub
nted to have the plates accompanying them previously
engraved and then the printing binding &C. could gener
ally be done within six weeks of the date Of the order
Again the senator complains of "the outrageous delay
which accompanies the delivery of the books the present
session As the senator has been longer in Congress than
myself viii not say what the facts years since
but this know that during the first and long session of
the last Congress for five months thereafter
Der received illustrated book Such have been in
formed has generally been the whilst this session the
members have received onc-lourih of endon and all the
mechanical portion OF the Patent Office report and por
ton Of Gibbons delivered to the Superintendent II may
be said the delay years since &c, caused by the
failure of the public printers Such not the fact Had
the printing been done the plates ready before
the meeting OF the next session
With this statement must content myself, having no
time to devote to the subject aud believing that JUS
tice TO my committee alone could have induced 10
cupy so much OF your paper.
am, in great haste, yours, &c,
GEO READ RIDDLE
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A., surronns and urotect the life lberty pronertv
sis.li,v Of every citizen Are thew ready 10 sane
So Is which denies them the right and the ability 10
hst tlsy shall eat and what they shall drink Are
dy IN approye and sustain local law which il dis
mi 80 The constitution Of ths United states and in omen
stt with the revenue laws of Congress. nv nrob;btpg
,ho paramount laws of the Unons Let II bo re,oan
- nat tbere l. M noyer residing within he state n, ,,ro
Sa, ,,bar tba ;a.noytaon ar the I az f,e;o ,ines or
-,
~ sh,s corresoo,aent NJ Aha Ro.,or pos, ADJ ttis
ars,I view of another mart of Tho rronosed law.
Fo =. 81 ,,,. = =, ,,-.,, -,
svidanca of sala i, riosiSon az tba Law and
Se bonds and prsonment Is the humane penalty inict
ed the honest exemplary and industrious by the
spirit OF anaelsn and Pocrsy under the disguise OF mo-
rahty, pnian'u,o anu az an h nqaorss ana
e d - 3pert and are ,aSed for The snnoort Of
eo under the authority of the constitution oaorroio un
der the proposed law they are ouawed and lose all protec
uon arc seheu eonhrAu usea % PEI SC evidence, ana
tI II 81. 49, hanJs nnJar tha sraiish H., ~ ,lbI
% tbst sneh proceedings will reform the druntard nur
the morals Of the people, and Danish the community the
of ntempeanoe Can absurdity folly and hypocrisy 60
beyond TINS ue means pefsevefingy used VIII prove to
W d I;os MOI s az , ~ @ A.
nribed 10 saw nothing of the unnecessary injury II win be 10
our commercial trading and manufacturing interests.
There ia no motto more pregnant with meaning than
that which the Washington Globe adopts THE world is
Governed too much At Harrisburg this motto is often
violated The rapdty with which legislation is hurried on
Il one az the worst apects OF the times The fewer our
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EoR SALE country residences situated "a me immediate
vicinity OF Falls Church, Psirax con,y, Virrina cornr
sgb'een acres OF land part dwelling house
M consenehcs good barn, ncludns house.
raonhs &c, ana well Of the
above properly w''hin pleasant ride
seAshc&.~ ara ue"fSeawn
woaa be desirable retreat '' 'e'
Terms made accommodating
Fer f'tther particulars apply to
X. r. JUDsON,
july ''-es"sw Falls Church. rsirfn1 Co.. Va
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SEVERE sToRMA severe storm of rain accompanied with
considerable hunde, and lightning visited city yes
teray and continued With much violence for hours
About O'Clock the baTque Clement Captain Eldrdpe
lying at the head Of Poers wharf and loading with un-
Der for Providence r. t. srlck by the electric fluid
which sivered the msniopgasnt mast injured the head
OF the manmast and passed from thence into the hoa
through the starboard pump aud returpc 10 the DECK
passing through she galley IN its course knocking
down the and cook, who however became SEN
sible The side OF the bardue understand some
what injured, bat not seriously.
We learn, also, that the house Noiseies farm near
this city, struck by the lightning at about o'clock
the fluid entering by the chimney, demolishng apsi-
pieces lookingglasses, window clock room adj
joining the house much damaged, but fortunately
40 one injured
we fear that the above the only accidents shall
have 10 record from this The rain, however,
have been beneficial to the farmers undeystaaa .a
Notwithstanding aconsde-bls 9aati,y has alien within
the lts ~ asys 10 the city country friends would
be disconnected were they TO have little more than they
have had Charleston Courier 2sh M
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the victims with eyes bandaged were led out into the
woods Here the whole military were mustered in a bol-
low-square around the prisoners and file of six men
were detailed 10 carry the order of the court into
ton.
The excitement became intense Men and bovs
hed the trees far and witness the tragic scene
women were lodging and peepng about wherever there
was an opportunity 10 get sight Of the shooting The
knowing ones while laughing in their sleeves assumed
the most serious and elongated visages and everything
betohened the approach of the fatal order to rep
Just nj This stage OF the affair, old woman from one
Oh The mississippi counties, who had taken terribly
about the matter not being longer able her feel
ings, rushed up to the commanding officer Col T.
and earnestly exclaimed
Dear Mr.. Officer, did see a man shot; can't you
get me place inside of the ring Do good Mr. Officer
please do"
The gallant Colonel who never allows woman 10 plead
70 nm IN vain, orders admit her into the square
ana there she stood and gazed with all the intensity OF
woman curiosity at the preparation for the execution
IN moment The word was given! The file of soldiers
heu ana the unfortunate victims tumbed over as ma
tnTal as lie couple of able-coths well stained with
clagl wine, brought into which the bodies were
rolled, and then carried into a tent
he Old lady was satisfied she had two men shot
as she supposed and she still thinks and will the bal
anec Of her natural life The old lady was not the only
bile jokers.
vi course great care taken that the muskets were
charged with blank cartridges and the file placed al safe
distance from the two avctimsr-N O. PicouaDs
The New York Daily Times deyoes altogether over two
columns to the disgusting details of the fight between
horissey and "Nr Poole in which the latter gentleman is
very tenderly treated When ii is recollectcd that Mr
fooie leading wing politician of the Ninth ward aud
that the editor OF the Times is indebted to that qsu
active intervention for his election to the ,"0 49,
niik IN hqt cocoanut is easily accom- ''s'"s' INC
IN Y Mirror
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Yy GREEN ~ SCOTT. A.es,onesrs.

----- DV GREEN u SCUTTs A0ot000e1S.
TRUsTEE's SALE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
furniture ancionOn Monday, 7ih OF August ss'f
by virtue Of deed Of duly recorded and order for
at 10 o'clock the residence Of W. D. Tuey, the south
PennsyIvsnia avenue, street,
Wilson's grocery 0furnuYe, viz
Mahogany marble dressing bureaus and tables
, DO aud walnut bureaus and extension table
Cane and wood seat chairs and bedsteads
Bedding and mattresses
Carpets aud oic0th
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Cooking and other
And good lot of kitchen requisites
With many other articles which deem to
Terms: All under $25, S25 credit
90 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Il. l.. POTTER. Trustee.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
Aug Id Anctioneer.
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July @-i

GIasoDic officers and members of the raHd Lodge Of
the District Of Columbia hereby notified attend lodge
of Hiram Lodge No. "Wednesday afternoon the ID
August o'clock with view laying Of the
OF the Presbyterian church, First Ward
by order of the NJ. w. Or. Master:
CHARLES 8. FRAILEY,
July 30-~3, Grand Secretary.
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PmLADELrHA, August 1.-The weather is exceedingly
hottie thermometer at noon standing at 49,
More new cases of cholera reported to-day.
BALTIMORE, August I've had refreshing shower and
cooling breeze here this afternoon at o'clock Now
lock- the thermometer S. but has been day at 49,
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, the fourth VEN of hi. r
FRANK PiNCkNEY, son Of r. W. LATHAM esq, this city
The friends Of the family attend the fnoy, ,
O'Clock this evening
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A MERICAN STATE PAPERS aud American A.
n chves wanted TasIcr Many booksellers near 0yh u.o,
Washington city, desire purchase thu above n,
United D Europe. ' ' '" wv
Odd voisroes will also he purchased.
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BY II Ell T. G II A PHI.
From Teras, dc.

From 1sras, dc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30.Later advces from Texas state
that Captain Van Buren, had died of his wounds
in an encounter with the Indians.
terrible hurricane had taken place, by which several
persons were Killed.
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by GREEN = SCOTT, Aacs,onsers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON THE CIRCLE
Pennsyvana avenue at auosonOn Thu.day the Sd Of
August, shall SELL at O'Clock, Of pemiaes,
beautiful building fronting 81 The Circle Penn
syvaDa between 2d Path being all Of lot
No of lot No subdivision No. 3d. running
back q l5feet alley.
Terms: third balance twelve, and eighteen
months, for notes bearing interest from day of SALE
deed given and deed of trust TAKEN Title indispusble
GREEN SCOTT,
July 29--d Aucdoneers.
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re- l.
Departure Of the 81. Lous dc.
New YonW, August 1.-The new steamship ST. Louis
which takes the place of the Inflated Franklin sailed at noon
to-day for Havrs She took seventy passengers and
$3.50, 900 in specie.
The weather to-day scorchngy hot and it feared that
the bills of mortality this week will show large increase
Thermometer at noon, 80.
Under the influence Of the foreign the market for
breadsus very much depressed Prices nominal Stocks
dull Money in active request at the highest rates
IeEcosp bEspArcH.]
Stocks slightly better Corn steadysaes of 90 900 bush
els mixed at 70 a rs cents
The receiver of the Cochtuata Bank Of Boston, has de-
cared dividend of fifty per cent. the claims provided
Erteasivo Fire at Jersey City.
NEW YoRK, July 3lA destructive fire occurred at Jer
City yesterday afternoon RECOMMENDED John Blacks
Trunk Factory Washington street. between Steuben and
Wayne Streets Two and half blocks were consumed
bounded by Washington Wayne Steuben and streets
The principal sufferers Wilson Hcnersons Steam Stone
Dressing Establishment, valued $50 900 Blacks Trunk
Factory, $4,000; Slaters Iron Numerous other
parties, chiefly mechanics, lost various smaller amounts
About thirty buildings destroyed total loss is
estimated at $3.50 600
From Texas
BALrIMoRE Aug. l--Advces from Galveston, Texas
have been received On the 10Th ut t. Butler King and
Robert j. Walker there and left for to close
for railroad Fl Paso The crops were good
A few cotton worms had appeared.
Arrests for lKutsay.
New ORLEANS, July 30.-Sxteen colored seamen be-
longing the ship Forrest King from New York. have been
arrested and committed here for mutiny
Cholera.
RIcnmoSD, Va.,) Aug. l-Durng the week ending yes
terday 80 deaths from cholera occurred here.
Cholera.
New YORK, Aug. Ten cases are reported to-day in
p;fal.
naming.
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New YoRK, August 1.-The stock market is slightly bet
ter to-day. quote Erie 461S Reading GA Cumber-
land, 61A Nicaragua, 1887. Flour is heavy TODAY but
notwithstanding the unfavorabe advces by steamers
yesterday have change noticesaes of 900 bar
rcls 81 81 81 10 for State and S. rs 50 for Ohio
southern at SO 81 49, Wheat unchanged and dull Corn
in steady demand about 600 bushels oercdmixed at
70 10 cents.
BALTIMORE, August IFlourthere were no
in -four this morning. and offered The heavy decline in
the -four market of Liverpool published to-day will undoubt
edy cause further decline in Howard and City Mills
though the supply of both is limited.
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WE ARE RECEIVING, per schooners HAMILTON and
w Washington, from New the following goods, viz
los half chests fresh green and black
IT'S bags Java, Maracaibo and Rio coffee
so boxes fresh ground do
60 do adamanne candies
20 do CASTLE soap
20 do Hull 4 Sons fancy do
5000 pounds sal soda
: so boxes pearl starch
rs dozen yeast powder
$50 do brooms
60 do painted and cedar buckets
50 do cords and lines
200 matches
so do backing
rs lbs eastern behring's
10 bags grain pepper
10 boxes bunch raisins
rs salad oil
10000 choice Havana cigars
ALSO IN STORE
100 hhds p. Il. and NJ o.
IS hhia crushed. powdered clarified sugnfs
w hbs and tierces New Orleans molasses
40 bba small mackefcI
$1,000 shoulder bacon
1000 choice family hams
30 boxes manufactured tobacco
100000 German
And general assortment of wines and liquors.
For sale low by MTTppay G. apns,us
July 22-6teodif ~ ii-0'
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by GREEN - SCOTT, Aacttonsers.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
nilue auction Oa Wednssday the Vi August shall
b1ess Temperance Hail. I'd between Pennsylvania
avenue and street. at 10 O'Clock
OF excellent furniture
Mahogany sofas sideboaIds and bureaus
DO dining, centre, card, and tables
DO piano forte, halTack
DO dressing and tables
DO book and beds
China glass, efockery, and ware
GnAndoles, solar, hall, and lamps
Ct and mahogany
Widow curans, blinds, shades
20 dne feather beds
IS hne hair mattresses
4 large assortment Of bedding shack mattresses
High aud owp post bedstesds
Cane and other chairs
A large number Of carpets nd oil c 10Th
WArdroscs, washsaands,
Refrigerator, cooking radiator hail. ard othsr stoyas
,., Andifons, shovel longs, and fendesS.
win large aud general assortment REQUISITES
many other articles which
efms an sums under 6. cash SO and not exceeding
Sooa credit u sixty and ninety $50 two fon and
~ months for nae in all credit
blessing intere.i from day Of sale.
H. .o ..,,. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
'1P So~of>IGW 4.
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SALES TO-DAY.
NY X. =. WRIGHT, Auss,.,

Ny X. =. WRIGHT, Austioneer.
pUGAR AND MOLAsSE5 AT AuCrioN.-On "Wednesday
~ III of August O'Clock r. and A. Dodses
wharf the the brig EdelA FROM New Orleans consissns
Of
2iI hhd. prime
~ bbls prime moiasses
T. IS. WRIGHT
July 3o-dihd Aucioneer, Georgetown.
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Anothor Eniln,.
Departure of the 81. Lonis, dc.

NKw YoaK, August 1.Messrs. Gilbert. Coe, johnson
suspended payment to-day.
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The snds of the family attend the fuuer,l
O'Clock this evening
Of The Treasury Building, until the for the
supply 900 cords hickory
thereof less than so cord) Cunbr
land coal The wood be the quality delivered
require of he coal 10 he Of hs icy
quality all lump, and be also delivered, required
OF the contractor. = - ~ "a
July 2s-codt12h rTntei b StsTJ
90 Mssonic.~-A stated meeting OF Co,umbia Rov, 40,
chaper mo- 10, VIII be held this "wednesday evening M ~
Al companions in good standing are invited TO attend
.,~a & r. sHUGERT,
&c Secretary
0y-Fhc Cornerstone of the Western Prrstvt.r,.r
Church on u near 9h street aud house. viii b
d th- "wednesday afternoon, at o'clock appropriate m
t2,"us and Masonic ceremonies ~ -' -"
Addresses viii ho delivered Byron Sunderland Rev I
smh ana the W. NJ Of ba Grand Lodge of The Dsric, az 20
iumsie. '" "''"e. " 20
1o Members of Congress, Strangers. and ct,txeus
We are now receiving 10; for IAN cn,
ssing Of " W '''' YOU"
silks Of all XMAS
French 9oasseEaes, n,erinoes
Alt.a,as. boMbasps, Irsh lreps
Table daRnsk, damask ,npkin. dannrts
Cassoeis, cloths, cassimeres
:infhans OF all knd hosiery o a
Z iuh assortment Of domes;ics Of all kinds
49, a variety OF carpets Of various tiBdn
fcmanaer goods he chcan
some hr-trate - lawns 6k beautiful calico 6 cents
worm 20 bere9es
A"eH-ee@wh HALL 4 BROTHER.
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ONADIIhe attention of the ladies' gelemeu of Wash
ngon and the public yited 10 The sas
=. e residence OF D. French the south side 9Th
ana m suee which will take OF An
gust az ~ O'Clock The superior insumenl
furniture Is excellent, and the sale attention.
VI pesons wishing 10 purchase The
quire of the subscribers. - -
,,.o GREEN & SCOTT
'"v '"--o Auctionecrs.
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THE rREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY IL a fully
Organized female college, endowed 3580o
by the State OF Maryland is located in Frederick Mary
land, healthy pleasant
This institution has able snd efficient board Of
teaches nine in number, library excellent
ment chemical philosophical apparatus
confidently believed Offers inpanra
thorough extensive and refined education
land
TIC school Ia
Fr circulars and 'urer particulars Rev sepmus Tustn,
D., Wash nston, ID. O.
July 2l--dAc,3mos
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RICHMOND, Va.,) Aug. lDuring the week ending yes
,rday 80 deaths from cholera occurred here
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TWENTY CHOICE COTTAGE BUILDING LOTS, LOCA-
ted the pleasant of Capitol HILL auctonOn
Monday, August shall sell premises,
O'Clock, twenty beautiful building lots fronting om 10 70 20
No 1885, and Massachusetts
I'd and north, eminence and
Of water. plot Of the lots be
any previous the sae
fourth balance in twelve eighteen
months, for notes bearing interest from day OF sale.
Title rndisputable.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
July 3d. Auctoneen.
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New YORK, Aug. Ten are reported to-day in
Franklin Hospal-sx discharged and twenty three
naming.
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In New York city, the whole number of deaths thus far
TINS year foots up 1868 being increase of 1896 over
the corresponding period in 1853 The whole number Of
deaths from cholera this year has been go The disease
is not near SO active and viruent as in ls4o
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New York paper speaking of dog-days says that no
less than 1900 dogs have been slaughtered ut the pound
since the 26th u Fifty cents is the price paid for every
dog captured and taken the pound alive over ooG
have been paid dogcatch The crusade win continue
till the middle Of September.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posr OvrIcE DxrA srnEMr,
July ~ is5l.
ior conveying the mails VI the United from
70 30, 1885, following
O'clock Of Thursday, Ssptsnher IA nex
10 be dee ded by the neat day ~ "a IN E
No BY Keiey's Ferry LandMg
per- Battle Creek, keppers and Pelham, 70 Hils-
boro', IS miles and back q week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday at T. a.
Arrive a HiisboFn' day by 6, D. m;
Leave HilisboEo' "Wednesday II I, q HtHt
Arrive Al Chattanooga next day BY 8 p
For form Of and certificate and also notes
embracing conditions be the
the accepted bidder such
department deem expedien and
inviting proposals for
1854 and ending &c. 1884, Kentucky renaes
see, &c., dnIed January 0, ie54.
Each should be sealed marked Proposals No.
Tennessee and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eraI, Washington, ID. @.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 3o--iaw4w Postmaster General.
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Books OF the House of Representative.
LIBRARY HOUSE, ~ RKrRKaExTArvrs,
Washington, JuIy 81, 1854
LARGE number Belonging Library Of The House
n of Representatives other
on their orders and stand charged their
Tor the preservation OF the flies that they should returned
before the close Of the session.
MATTHIAS MARTIN,
- -. Librarian House OF Representatives
July 32--dtlthAug
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NAyAL--United States storeship Relief, S. c. Rowan
lieutenant commanding from Rio Janeiro forty mine DAYS
Ofhcers--Sephen G. Rowan, lieutenant commanding
san.ie r. Carter acting master; Edward Hudson, r. A
surgeon GeorgeB Griswold purser James c. Thornton
Walter w Queen ID. 3. Harmony passed m;dshipmcn
Lieutenant George W. Totten, passenger.
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NATIONAL CHLRAcTERIsTICs.--So extracts
from the unpublished Journals Of Travel"
Of very original thinker and shrewd observer
are given in a recent number of an English
magazine. Among them is the following, in
reference to the characteristics Of several ma
tons:
aOnce upon time, lost my way in New
York. Asked Yankee: he Immediately stop
ped, turned his back TO me, put his hands into
his pockets, and began to whistle. was just
going to ask some one else, when heard him
say, through his nose, that If l would follow
him, he would show me the way. He did, too,
though il took him some half mile out Of
his road. Once upon time, lost my way in
London. Asked Englishman; he stopped ex-
actly the fifteenth part Of second, said, first
turn to the left, second turn to the right, and
there you are, SIR Once upon time, l lost
my way in Paris, Asked Frenchman; he was
very voluble and explained very politely.
Once upon time, lost my way in the town
of Augsburg. Asked German off went his
hat, and off went his tongue with volubility
of warmth and benevolence that was quite de-
lightful and most confusing. But where Is the
difference between the Frenchman and the
German2 True, they are, at first sight, much
alike; but look closer, and you will see the
motive is utterly different. In the German IT
is eagerness to please you; in the Frenchman
| II is desire you should be pleased with him.
IL ia as plain as if they said so, in so many
words. Daily Crescent,
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declaring open war against the Progresistas.
There is nothing for it, said Dulcs, but to
get to horse againl" Fortunately they could
not accomplish their wishes. The troops would,
IT is SAID, have refused to go, and the Progress
ista officers got wind of the matter early enough
to be on their guard. But it is evident that
any unusual excitement might kindle in Spain
the flames of civil war-Journal of Commerce.