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A KING HIS RANK.

Among the Americans who attended
the late ball give, n, The Hotel ds N lie,
Paris, vaS Jack spicer, of Kentucky
Jack rushed the dress somewhat strong.
ma sporfed epaulottes on his sho,ulder.
large enoUgti tos start four Major Gene.
rails 10 business. Jack was the observed
&, " IA observers, ard got mixed i'm witf
q party that his friends could not ac-
count for. Wherever the Marshals o1
France went, there went Jack-and
when the Marshals sat down, Jack aid
the same, always taking the post Of hon
or. The day after the ball, Jack called
on his old acquaintance, Mr.. Mason,
our Minister to France, who started up
a little conversation in the following
manner::--- s
~ hear, Jack, you were at the ball
last night"
was, sir, and hada high old time. -
For which you we're indebted.
suppose, to the high old company YOU
got mixed up with. BY the way, how
casae you associated with the Mar
shals?" 81
Y How BY virtue Of my Office
They were Marshals Of France, while
/ am nothing else than Marshal Of the
Republic. / showed my commission
and took post accordingly"
g' by the right Of your Office What
|Edo yosi mean ~
tend thai. and see.
Here Jack presented Mr.. Mason with
y gkitey browHHpaper. with seal big
.tspe ~ ior ! fa,r pound weight.
sl / IN HI ihe name of Heaven is
|ihissi
Esasg .fy conmias of Marsal;' l re-
|sJssd il IN 1850 When I assisted in
.g the census II sAkfort. z Il,
,s You don't mean y say that you
.traEeI On this ?'' s. 81
\ 81 81 doa \ mean anything eIss. Thai
makes me \ Marsha \ u the Republic.
and ! intend u have s6sA eaies duly hon
ored 4,
MI. Afason nllpv that Jack was do
ing good large 6dsiness ON small
c4Rltal.
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||ijIdging from his ,nant,er u others,
|isB'lal,glt hin harsh Una cruel W her, and
g 1| I y general impres ess.on amone
| N lasA s;il NJ u u eoiscious VI
|fifl blt snsd NV NJ hils. r lziola
isAsed witi, Hin ais m a lsys st,ss ysars II
/, ahq,il happin,es y. \. II ,tot, ding ths
Dpf hissery thal iet lAT,s, ~ X
.ssbe of hisEo ssood WI s, slof q an1 16fy
E|ak,s \ hsr into sle iieial liz III the'
sgsrden, where sIse cansis " ss,vning-
probable |; IN III u i VII accor-
dance with the nat very llattering char
aciena assigned him; ,e metallic box, I
thst still contained The pledge Of be-
troihal, r. still naintaiaed 10 place On the
marble n mantel !; but after thas passing of'
years, when. those ofswhomS We have
bern speaking had gone 70. their long
home, acareiesss haad castsit out as 4
thing accuraed. Itsafterwsr attracted
.hseyes sof The Poet, who inherited a
pnrfina of his dDcle's oddity and fol,
aewSas 4 quaint codceil s,f bis, he ar
derfd il ta7'be wrought into. highly
polPhed sup, which has become famous
as his own transce adant genius. Il isI
finely polished, it, edge Is bound by a3
broad rim of silver, and il, ii set la A
nent stand of the same metsl, which
serves as = handle, and uponthe four
sides of which, those verses are en-
erased, commencing, u
Start noa. nor deem my spirit asd 4
with which Incstl persons are familiar. Il
''s.s O llIsns Erp.
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& BoLTox The Boston Traveller says.
the spring trade Of that city has fallen
off over half, as compared with last
year--particularly Western trade. +
is probable that most other Eastern
commercial cities chi, say the same,
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then 70 complete the catastrophe.

then 70 complete the catastrophe. s
The pair arrived. Taking her friend
by the hand, the fnarchesa arose, put
ting into her mouth at the same time the
fatal ball. The metal was thin, and at
least compression Of the teeth, the dead
| ~ fluid would be elected, and she would
tail q corpse before the thunder stricken
pair. Behold this beautiful woman re-
ceiving attentions with smile upon her
Ecountenance, and holding in her mouth
the subtle poison which was soon to
consume her. and yet with an aspect Of
apparent satisfaction Tp
The marquis was waltzing with his
beautiful blonde. Restraining her emo
tion the marchesa chose station where.
IN the turns Of the dance, she would
have the most favorable position to burst
upon them, when conversation be-
tween a neighboring couple attracted
her attention
DO you see," said young man,
the Baronne de -s How ele-
giant she is this evening" How heauti-
ful! How animated Who is that
with whom she is waltzing ?''
An ltalian--a Roman, ! believe
who they say adores her for her beauti-
ful blonde tresses satiated, perhaps,
By the dark-haired damsels Of the Eter.
nal city"
The fair tresses Of the baronne,"
said q third one, who had joined the two
8as the conversation began, truly they
are very charming but my sister, who
was educated in the same convent with
her, says they are false and if you
examine closely the enormous Gov ring,
you will perceive it is not native to the
head.
At this moment the breathless dancers
halted near the group. The marquis
was addressing some words to his part
ner, which caused his listening wife to
think Of the ball she had carried in her
mouth, while the baroness was read
Justing her dress, and pressing carefully
her hand over the back of he: head, as
ifto be assured that all was safe in that
quarter.
Suddenly new thought seemed to
possess the injured archesa-she drop
ped the poisoned ball from her mouth
into her bosom, rushed upon her rival
from behind, aud seizing her by the hair,
detached the magnificent mass of ring
lets from the Uranium, and threw it on tho
floor -...-. ..-..... ,I..
The marquis, whose eyes were for an
instant diverted from his partner, turned
as she shrieked aloud, with fury in her
eyes, prepared to avenge her, and be-
hold-his mistress like Samson of old,
shorn of her conquering treeses, and his
suderb wife frowing in all the majesty of
an offended beauty. What tableau.
The marquis was astounded and
stupi6ed, and the lady, recovering her
good sense and temper, took him by the
hand and led him to the ante-chamber.
!" Forgive me-" she whispered in his
ear, "for having disarmed my adver-
sary," and carried him away.
The Wednesday following, the re-
conciled couple set out for Milan, the
best friends in the world, and withal the
most af1ectionate lovers. But for the
discomfitted Baroness --, she is
most amiable parsonage, and Lam in
despair that any one should have torn
from her one Of our most pleasing illu-
sions. aSfi
ss II SFALLAcY FOR THE FAcULrlEs.-
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JEREMIAH RUSSELL
81 4 u = i
THE H<,I.Y Well, "a q N az a,

ts St III N w SSSs sgss
LoNly knslt nt ese, i NAL e
od the green sssss nerss \ MN. &
hrebbed Mr. hsafs MA sbs A,asrs VT
Which she fin na Hs.yea M sssid y iMslf. M N y,
snonth and hisb. M msshls forthrad
Met her clustering, sl<sk l,eown hait, III ss
While the Lilly might hive bolftssed 1
Beauty from her neck % f,ir I. s
Ger her face i veil of sadness
Chased ssunlra All swsy ,,ss
Not 4 trace sof iestai giadnesi
Inher cosn,c,,ancs had sway sss
Meekly kneeling t,y the funtsiif,, .1s 3.g
PRAYED she earnestly and long Il
Sank the SIN behind the nSoanta II.
Rose tho triar's evening song. "
Long and earnestly abe p,eadeds
Kneeling there beside The arell.
And as Prayer % prayer s',ccrfdei1,
From her hand . black bead .fsil.
;gtss s3s~ss
Thus, O maiden !Sthy desircs
Sh.s'ld Be dropped lat, the well:
And IT'S wsterr. all The 6rrs
Of thy bseas, win cooling q,ell. .
One ~ one the beads she numbered. i
SkNly pra, ing Al, the while, 8
III the evening shadows slnmbered 6
81 u the Ahbey,s dim-i aisles "a, ss.
h h. .,.,sss
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When you buy of selI, let or
III make . clear bargain; and never
tidsk ~ WI shant Disagree about II. Il
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BsAuTrruI slMtLE .tten's feelings
are atskys pdtest and ns6st glowing ia
the Hour ef saeeside and aareweR like
glaciers. which als. Transparent and
rosy -hueds only u ssdxSas;;ssn and sunaet.
but Throughout the day gray and cold.
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sd FALLAcY FOR THE FAcuLrlEs--
Why ough. astsiior never to begin to
make stssoat until he tries it on I Be-
cause everything in coKnection with
business c1eht 70 be done at the fitting
time ,s .,.
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Hl1hp TnAvELL1N6. -Bayard Tay-
lor. writing from illinois, speaking Of
mud there when i rains, says i draws
off your overshose as neatly as any
boot racket" .s"' .
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"REMINISCENCES. Il sesms

" HEMIrIscENcEs.--- .---ss Il seems to me
I have -be6Hi POUR physiognomy some
where befors, bit 4 carnot imagine
where. : "very likely, ! have been
TIE keeper Of prison for upwards Of
twenty years. /"
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CoNvEN1Hnr ARRANoEMENr.-There
Is ! tri-weekly paper ii Georgia, with
three editors, each differing materially
in opinion with the other two. The
thrss have accordingly made an arrange
ment BY which one Of them edits the
paper on Tuesday, another On Thurs
day, and the third on Saturday.
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Original 1lopflftte.
AzIoLAi
THE PLEDGE OF BETRoTHAL
A ROMANCE OF NEwsTEAD ABBEY.
CHAPTER VII.

sY MIN Me NARY LEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-26
DENTISTRY.

tooD TEETH ARR AZ ohsA HRsT -fiR HAMILTON,
" een.ist run Ipflcn nsrfs ssth sairs De- and
improved principle ~ he nas odafAr Charge fesih
iraris plugged ana generally attended ~ a. n Dr1i-sr.
uara noor second dH0f above TAy4gr's saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-26
Herman Miss Mary,
Grove at
Tilton Mrs johanna

Underhill MrsCan q
Vadder Lucinda
Valentine MrsWm
Velie MrsCaro,ineV
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LIST OF LETTERS
Renalnlng h the New York CITY Post once,
Friday, October 26, 1855.

Published exclusively in the NEW York HERALD, by Act
OF Congress-Ae paper harirO tie largest circulation Of any
paper in the United States
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REuhiH on kFEsr DESCRIPTIONS All BnnMA
- fAetory ~ Pear street, rfAntls square srtsis
qaa1iy cof'An1y Oh hASS hschins Lrsss .as osssr.
jon. 4. HvffYf.
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L'CCSn-ON THE 2sTH r. sr 4 BLACK DOG THE
owner can obtain him, applying a. No Bowling
Green by proving properly, and paying for ibis advertise
u.cut
7 osT-A LApYs BLACK BoMBAZISE MASrrILA,
IL trimmed with Grape In Fourth avenue Ia Seven
iceoh ses between Fourth and fnh fha finder
VIII be suitably rewarded by returning y 70 10 East keven
tenth street
i osT-A NOTE FOR 500 H. DATED AUGUST IT, 1855
Ia az three months, ny y. rchinaiberk CO. AMI
aorEed ~ H. nohubAf CO. payEoie Mldiletowu Han.
Has beer losi and caution III efsous - ais The
sane, as II VIII not be redeemed.
II scnUBAET 4 90. III ron, street.
r osT-OE NO&DAY OCT ~ BANK BOOK on
IL lie Greenwich Savings Bank going from Maiden lane
Catherine and hen the bank IN rEih Tie
finder will confer b. sending leaving pst ~ Miau
are stairs, AZ thc bank, Ard vii receive aAlabs
ward aud he thanks Of he owner. GEORGE TUCKER.
i osT-A LARGE, SMOOTH DOUBLE cAsED OLD
~ English gold watch, with Old gold chain and s~s
No. Chambers street, The gentleman who called he zi
inst, 81 dc forenoon, In he store az No Chambers street
ana asked tor owner Of watch Which hs had found. viii
please ca cain a. e will prove hs
properly and pay reward Tor tie same.
I oST-A GREEN LEATHER POCRETBOoR WITH
bFntB clasp containing thirteen dollars Va bank ani
two aLd hall dollar gold piece gold ring shield ting
with iDialsJ o. 10 J. A. ". inside, and papers u -
any hut the leser by returning the j. A. WfRfr
~ Deg street gp salrs, bewesa A NJ. and r. ". 81
Frankfort sfer' after O'Clock r. viii receive the thanks
o. the owner and be suitably rewarded.
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nRGANS-CHuRCU ORGANS ron RAIE-oSE RIx
~ stop Gothic case swell and pedals eight stop 0oSs
eaes swell and pedals. ten stop pedals. Horizon. Co.,
one two rows keys great swell choir AMI pedal CCQ
The above all warranted and OF superior on1 and
are offered on liberal terms. WM IT, DAVIS,
organ Builder, o. MacdouRaI 1t oet.
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REV ARDS.

eOEn REwARD-IAKFN, sINCEYEsTERDAY AFTER
YLCU noon from the Mechanics Bank tin Dor, marked
v. j. o. containing valuable papers among Others
GLOWING bonds:-Town OF Newark, OHIO No I. PortsmouA
city Ohio Nos ~ 6o CITY OF Newport Ohio, No q Frkln
county, Ohio. Nos a. City of Columbus Ashu
eliot Ralroad Nos IS z? Rutland and Washington Railroad
Nos lO I52; Cleveland and Piburg Railroad Nos 6 S2i
42i New York and Erie railroad Nos 0ss 25y, 2oJ Ohio
and Pennsylvania allroa Nos 2s 100 4aO, 52l Ooiumss
Coal company No IA City Of ssshyle Nos 100 vol Boar
Prpnsyvsn Coal Company New Albany Salan
No lOog Evansville and Illinois Railroad Nos II, 7 10 "A
~. 2o buffalo and New YORK CITY Railroad, l&2 81 Go Mchi
gan Central Railroad Nos III 4its. s72 Macon and W
Ra,roai Nos 20 ~ hocheIer Lokpo and Nisgsra Tai,
Railroad Nos 2s 1875 Eaton and Hamilton Railroad Nos 10
l Hudson River Railroad The payment Of all Of which hAs
been stopped The above reward VIII he paid leaving us
boz. with iis contents, with W. d. WADbINGTON 50 WA
street, and no questions asked.
New York, Oct. ~, 1865
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Wadsworth Mrs Au

relia
Wager Mrs n u
Waldron Mrs ann
Patrick
Waldron Mlss Hen
rietta
Walsh Mrs NJ, Pearl
street
Walsh Mrs Ann
ash Mas Annie NJ
Walter Miss Carrie
Ward Mrs Mcdora
Ward Miss Mary
Ward Miss Wipnefd
Warren Mrs, DIST st
Warschaner Miss, I'd
street
Watkins Elizabeth NJ
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&S0 REwARD-sToLEy, ON MONDAY EVENING
tpJO MT the Bowery Theatre, wallet containing about
800 IN bulls and pFonisory note for 1864 s dated October
1900 al three months payable 10 the order Of Peter Roach
WINS stolen from The panAl9on pocket Of produce dealer
TO reward VIII be paid Tor the OF the money and
$40 for the note BY apply ting to John conser i5 Bank street
Cox REwARD.-DRAGGFD FROM HER MooRINGs.
3LC nj Clifton staten Island, the morning Of the 2lh
inst twenty two foot sail skin called the Buffer
ton black and white and yellow deck when
was bottom the ives. bank, lower bay Any
returning her to French John Clifton dock viii receive
above reward.
COX REWARD.-STOLRS FROM NO. 6 WILLOW
PLO street BROOKLYN on the il'h inst large gold Eng
nsh waebhpen lace Pcn.nton maker, No 353 With iadys
teh chain squire locke and barge gold key attached
Any per,on by delivering the above u Mrs Sarah Nabb 81
High stfoe Brooklyn or Mr. NJ Ogden ~ Beekman street
New York win receive the above reward and questions
asked
G70 REWARD LOST OR STOLEN, A CASE or PAS
RiO songers luggage arrived per sh!p Herchci, from
Hamburg IN July last marked II. n. schou Davenport,
Iowa The above reward will be paid for the recover .
l.. r., AMSINrk, 1904. eart street
TX RfWAPD.-LoST. on TIFF EVENING or THE
~ .;th inst IN Ion kns park liver cogred and white
pointer dog answering ~ he Of Nod The above
ward VIII he paid on returning him 10 20 Mini street, II
ound IN person amer tbs notice they win be dsa with
az The law directs.
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A wosDRR-THR GfPEY GiRi.-TnIs REsOwN
"a ed and only true palms, IN Am~nns can be coasahs1
with NIL eyens OF life, Mt No Wooster Poo 20
b-shc can mpar secret by whlrh any lady geuls
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VI ssFTrre ~ he ails& and eufsnsu h phfosssgy
can ~ eofglel about lDsc, marriage busBcsa
tel The name oi he ady gentleman hey all marry
The Lslnes q her fsiefs hsaianrF Il Engn street,
Tie B0Wrry.
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L'nk sALk yFHy Iowa ETkTIAnY MARBLE BUsT
u 81 be lac Mr. ~ A. E0usto X daughter - e~sh
rapae, Esg also. S,Aasry marbir ~ D.nll
webster A. ihe studio q The ar ii1 las arsi u.
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vi avenue hciSesa Twenty d ard Twenty ,unh
she continues % tell past prrsen, aud far- osea
marriages JournsJs, Lawsuits. business
absent friends properly D~i stolen halsInr Meyer
IA hsrN
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v Armstrong Mrs. Sui Anderson
Ivan st beth
n Amru mrs Eliza Atwill Mr.
ne Andrew Mrs. 9Th at Austin Mr.
Aymerich Miss Emil Antisell n
IN s Iio-2 Ames Mr.
ne Beman Mrs Elitha @ Brown Ca
lar Bennett Miss Fran. Browne
ciae Browne N
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sloSIsHiNG TO ALL,-MADAMg MORROW
~ highly gifted lady the wonderful asroln9tsA
the word that has she win tell al tks
events Of HE the thoughts. and viii speedy
marriages, and show the likeness Intended htsbaoA.
TO the great nonishmeni Of ah who Wait her All WIN ward
good luck ny 70 her Tor rorf aud comfort All interviews
strictly private admission given 10 g~nticmss No
charge not satisfied 70 Brooe between cannon aud
Columbia.
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Our r. NJ HookR has been long known to the business
men of Tennessee Georgia and Alabama as Commission
Merchant at Chattanooga, and Francis McCREERY,
through his connection with Shepherd, McCreery Co,
of Charleston Merchants generally trading in this city,
and we are that long knowledge OF the business Of
the West will euable to discharge satisfactorily every
duty entrusted TO our charge
Charleston oilers better facilities for the shipment OF
goods with despatch from Europe and the North than any
CITY ON the Southern Seaboard having the advantage OF
regular lines of Sailing Packets to Liverpool and Boston
and Also steam communication with New OTk Phladel-
mia Baltimore and Havana H. d.. .-.- Ed.
The rates on all descriptions of freight to and IRON
Charleston are now the IS to Savannah.
novso-6mstriw McCREERY 4 H0OKE s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08
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