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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

The pfs,ars 6alnss, nosmed IN our previous report,
SSH ooninued Prior the result Of The reoeu eies:icu,
tne sde sxAiD d tar degree Of lie I'D activity fcshs
Ssru, nd tie s.ripg rsde looked fSvsru TO with
bogs sed uas.urs. .1sui Bat This hss 1isppe~red Nr
- does aG.nvs prevail, bat we expectations u ~
spft t-adS hes superseds 70 sreA extent
b. ssrI., oosos and Anxiety tbs urr fooas dsri-
buspg s.ssn,s or toe Wholesale tsDcipS trade Of Ssv
Yots / = Aiways proved Argc, pr0mine0t and pro
Liable fsaiars VI IN conDoJr. r1s cas- 70 vsry great
sxtrf neeb toe Aet nAt, ~aie khe psastrG
s.Ls }, ,b, gtt Lave exec dsd al nf sSsous IA tie
value ol tAor e.con ihey have nyostci ls4u reyo,v
ira 10 fore m gSos r~iu,fed fr trer ,ocsanaps,oa
ltrc,. % to- disssisusIg bosses 8 10 K,rtb, snd
r.ree lay Of Ills cfty. Hen.s Jrstst o. our large
CO.. ID ere Ia more sccsitire " " iii SALLY nn0rs
,sx.gs1Utsy b. Al 81 Es oanssislOa 81 Tue
-ort1 than thD No os.n4y, fse-Jric or ru4ps
sica4erce 1aa ~ srci tt1tigen.w pre~svs Ias
esAersi-e, vaEeo.s sse 70 hes Yafh, or svfarc the
cts 5us pro- serity fcr 81 ffam a. " mig Fvct I'd IL
ru.Aas do~r a. IN rpresfus rgin = cur missg, Dot
u car - ttbias our TRAIT, O. psi. INC sgre~d
'sn 80 ray lave indicted Is t6sS sta,es
oas eSrVsseG gsVesss " lae yase VI III sie,ss, SAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

FINANCIAL hNO CONNER GAL
TEipAY. Nov. MIN.

FgfpAY, Nov. 30-sP.K.
This Lac been very dub day ia Wall street. We
csruot quote any Improvement IN the discount
market. The 0eraIi so' scccmaaod alton is bot,
perhaps, a. pressing as II was before he ba.ss ex
pandcd but thee are very few lenders 81 any
price. Some extremely choice nance 60 At about
l pe1 cent mg-th. we bear Of very Little other
business. 0G CAL the n.akct i over supplied al
seyet pee ccot Money T. sbands4s eaousL, Ia
fsct; / i confidence which is wanting.
snsr bnsincs was done today in fc~s-n OK.
change on the basis Of 1874 lC5 for bankers stsr
hing Els. Ccnlmereia. bills sen for l02i
ftsl; cetcu hills are quoted rehec nore
ntuye NJ NOBLE 81 l02, and there.
sbcuts. At Charleston zone irrAss
al beiag msd. a. about 100 To- accorat q North.
CRIT iotses. SCH, eSctaag, on the AoitA la. ao~
fallen a. New Orleans below per ocr' discount.
tbs u1icalea an improving cotton movement, and
vii lead, ot course 90 renitiancee Of GOLD from
hctc. Wnetd hardly b. added uaat saese remit.
tAates oauuot, &c Toe aggregate, amount 10 enough
~ weaken or banks and u4at IT, gold sent South
81 Pfescui 4 NC Invested III tt purchss. Of cotton
bills cennc, b. ~ ls.iuns employ ed M any oihei
way.
lie STOCK uslk.t Wa STEADY Al lie opening,
aail afttresfd, weak tetwtsa NE boards, rather
better q lle ai.gsac0l, and steady al NE close.
We seem 10 " ressicg ,srcush usnsi'i period
rhe isax arO afaid % operate, deemins ust the
srclire r. stocks Is nu.ic snt, cous'dern lie sais
q, lie Il. .o,y make. AMI he prcspey; u nit
trces n sO'a irr'7 taFnpc. The tuns ha5e
even r. cccr~s r slev g. a. - iticsl
,axi.tiss Ln'tS -. ~ * as o~ 10 dssi
toe nts lafa il "a d. IL ~, eeeiiAe III pea
St,. .ats t-S award q ga -. N ~ afts;aoVl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

Reducing The -four 'o bushels. 'he faeerA
OF gram since the III ot Jtruar, siauna. 1t.a@J
$50 bushels. against l., al bush-,. asa tue
ring the corresponding periuu IL i',1. "a s8' e--
&c stocks OF -four. wheat aud cora @ slcec ID rtfs
point we're ~ toliows:--
sour hob. ..t-....s.. 1880
~arst. o1sp-r. s.tfa
I.
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S HIP FIN 6 ~ e w S

HAVANA, MATANZAs AND NEW oRLKAss.
Frsna Nc~ Sars lsl giIg ~ Law On
new Drc~as vh rruu View preAAn ikh, HsvHns lSh
vt~lny YORK 1fd
sr.A % rHx 4sr-s-srr New York IN. arriving II Hs'
lsth. Srm sew Orleans Sd, Havana 26th, arriving 81
Norh Ssn
UAa.-s4--from New York Ia, arriving - assaas
and sts rle>ls igh rr1In New Orleans xkh Havana
srrlytna ~ Wv YORK 81.
PUItr,,rHu-trop New yors 18Th, arriving n Ba
10Th run Rev orleans 3D. Havana 9th, arriving u
fors i2yn
as .oIo-srrm View yors ns, arriving :, Havana sess
New 1IlN aEh Wrsn New Orleans IN. HAVANA blb
vivtng New fors IRA
kSPIRr Crry-f From New Yok ssh arriving Ha
81 frm New Orleans I5sn. Havana te,h, arriving ~
Scrx 2's,
xuAAxs C.rY-Fro1E kes ycrx Hxrsns syery ~
days IRON Yors Dec 8. arriving Al Havana iuh
kArAsE.s- From kew yors for kaIAnEss on th- ssA q
ao1la aii m
aAsEAs-rrm New yoys for Havana Via EAx~Aa, ~
tie ~rssi q, svsry wernste tunsrd steamer NJ eeS Yo
NB-shse TIE sbfge dsi~s fsll On sunday ss sssAmen
ssl IN - dHy. except from New Orleans Wh-n ibe q
tai non. he ssanaers wlN iosye ks~ Orleans
tAs orc~sous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

rHluuSrn pisFRCr.
" tAvo nor i oar lsutn,y srrves ri cue u lie
esu,cs tn rve,,, -eocut ~sri u ths border
p.Isrs q me os, tou aled rcter sasossou, n. has
s~o eess ts@sed oy u-.tsg o s.z'os, ard .ubss.
ssoa,y pNxsp ~ ~ The rangAay Hal c-g,sis,,Or H
tesiasss " tas dis1rci property solav, sbovt
aR,J JeAis u sse, AID r,gr~rcaisc ne
sulro. ~ me t..is isSs allure forrsrly eca,rss
s~ be nta tas ofnoe VI n.p~csc. 10 he Us.,os 4 as
turug IT. eoketosssp " Judg, eEossoa -. o.-, 70
,se te.issaurs IA ,ne fs o. lbs And a.Ain % ssctei
cot stnftAuGtng there CIV cr In ne Democrats
sry 10 sss 81 u 90, served II tss u anoss.s .-s
,r,n Let,ssiuse. Ee 20, M be ~A sas
t,si a y he third -esatng q NE tiy r,llrci
Ell. D., ~ctet n favor OF passing al a thea sv-
ocveru,rs VETO, k. = a3Tssr rcoosi si
tsantt III. we,t wkshirgtcn Martst bill Re sa-o an
nsr.s,r q N, sr, nsartu1c, n the lcoplsiise
t rvssrd atsy hive 80 70 do " y say o. - election
Nchcns s.agfs .ss,r IA the Bslt tho roni,ee 81
a .gsk Hal Mex knowr mo "aAsa Of Boon ing
there ~ 10 shs csuit' cutie large nuaccr u
ssrma7 ssusg.es sgvesesns ard lager
ssr % /. lno.'sU sose-e SN.rsi . asdsrsi oss
mC7r puunc- "a -es tscir suppor pretty gene.
He's r.slitw Of the s,A,e Assmsly ID 1854
and il ii a. ve4t Bard = Alasrnen sAa
,vsecta W pr 10 ac spYssrarce n as 6 q.
cal, s.en etrlx a. ava hlg ,pucsses 70 sisesAs f'e
ss,ur oomts Dr,s lscd By Booe Al Gens, oss /,
,sa1 ne rs1u'st'A dessrvcdiy We uink. o. I'D 81
tt ETY. 4par ~ qUss. oas rfeseotei q he ana rs'anas
men n 20 a,1 asB.r,f. - N.y0r Rcca, ard i re-
sitSs VIC sugs - - Es "tAs.A.-sy' AL iisass y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01
J, re su.pr a.. more .c,ivs, while w.s arusr,

- 70 fu.tsf wss more scIive, while n was amsr,
WIN oc'ng
KNp -rhe mvkes wsa Qua and quses Tue foi'oving
, sam.n' 9iysr the rock III r,oe hand Dcoomber
ls,6 Is 5a sSks; December I, 1869, 1885
SraaA4 - The lvcAi ens. snlie prices were
sttsay re sales confined Use Nh ~. Cuba part
y fLc aud "a ,ensnasr q q &. ana SIS oox =
rsp The sxpot movement continued, ani aDois
2flO boxer x.rs tak.n fov shipment a. rha stscs
u susar fereunes Cabs Is 256 hhds Porto
K - 10 mo. ac@ ~ eO0 boxes Nv~ Orleans 62I
hecs ara w 6s2 bss-. t4srso bard, t3f hnds. an,
S2ss n.'sco futsl this, SOL; TOTAL boxes, bags,
4. IS So
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81. IsI 20 IA 900 ssI 7,4os AZ is.i.i az
TIE following table exhibits the respective
amounts Of exchange held by the various oaoss,
and al.c die suns due to distant banks, the latter
being comprised NJ tie table OF deposits. shown
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BRANDRgTIrs PILLS.

70, the snvt " IgfneHEa. CoIds. IndietIfion by
psp,ia ,HsGdaeLe. Debility, Rtsknsii.
a.. &c. ae.
foR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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A JOURNEY UNDER PARIS.

A correspondent Of Swedish journal iur-
.nishes an interesting account OF snDterra-
mean voyage made through one oil the adhi-
rabe constructed sewers OF Paris. The boat
which conveyed The party was reached by
descending flight OF steps to the depth OF
about forty-fye feet. The boat, nat bot
toned affair, was lighted by four lamps.
The sewer is an archway, fifteen feet high,
and OF equal breadth, with ditch or canal
about ten feet wide, wherein all the dirt
and filth of Paris is carried away. On the
sides are sidewalks which, together, are A.
bout four feet wide. The whGle is built
Of white sand stone, and IS kept remarkably
neat and clean. M stencil or bad smell was
perceptible. The denser portion oi the iiith
j. carried away through large drains beneath
The sidewalks. The sidewalks are excellent
and exhibit no signs at dampness, while
the walls OF the archwsy are Kept whites
washed, and are at all times as white as I'll.
driven snow. The structure possesses the
properties Of an immense speaking tube, the
workmea being able to converse at the dis.
lance Of two miles from each other. The
echo 10 very lasting and strong. The fabric
is said to be built after model of the cata-
combs Of Rome. aided by all the latest inn
proyements. On both sides, at about two
hardred yards distance from one another, are
openings through which the workmen can
ascend by means Of permanent iron ladders,
in case a sudden rain storm should cause the
water to rise over the sidewalks, which is,
however, Of rare occurrence.
The contents Of the sewer How into the
river Seine, and the current = sufficient to
carry the boats used along with consitera-
Bile velocity. Large reservoirs are construct
ed at intervals, into which the water can be
turned for a short time, in case II should be
necessary 10 have the canal dry Tor little
while. The whole work was completed in
Two wears. Beside the main canal, there are
many minor ones constructed under the prn.
cipal streets, all Of which can be made to
communicate with one another. These adj
mirable underground works are accessible
from the Louvre, the TuillerIes, and from
all the barracks. and should the ParIsians take
4 notion 10 barricade the streets in any part
Of the city, the imperial government might,
az short notice, and without any person be-
ing aware of il, transport troops, and il
there is time TO make use OF the reservoirs,
so can cavalry be transported in the same
way. There is an end TO shooting on the
soldiers from the windows, and a revolution
in Paris will soon only be remembered among
the things that have been. never to occur a
gain. Through these underground passages
prisoner can easily be taken from the Lou
sre TO the Seine, without attracting atten-
ton, and thence sent OF by railway, which is
near at hand. The splendid system Of sew
erage was one Of the pet schemes Of the frst
Napoleon.
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FIELn sKKnA.

0RCHARD Gtass. Hsfds g,ss. KsnigsEy Blue
Grasi' Ns'iss Green ufs.s. Red Clover, White
Clossi fHng,hs, Lorsfhe. fgs ale 81 the
DRUG STORE.
February III 40
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PERIL merry. &c.

WEBB & DICKSON bsys ju.t opened large %.
sonment 81 Hsntsons Psfiumsry and Toilet
snieles. comprising Col1gnes Double and single: Tai.
Ist Water; Flonda Water: Balm Psrsrss Floser Bsy
lesf Wasf; igstral; Ertrsct. for the Handkerchief:
Frangipsni Etnse,s; frsngpsn C,s4rn. = ,iIei Pow.
fst.. E,s.pns Smelling Ssi. rarns,lon Rauxs. fold
Lts,n. s,s apo9 Lotion. Hit tys; Carmins IHk. Nv.
sslis.. blsmoHd CemsHi. Piiloeofnss. Beef Marrow.
iistt. tsii, N,esssa Ui; fsling soap for h.tbihg:
Bttbsr's -asps Erssivs snap: Ladies Soap: shaving
Inans. 'nrfl; Dlpaphsus tt shaving; Ro-~ Too,h
Ptar; Ebanv Fs9ih Paste. Dental sosp, Ar, &e.
February n az
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

LISI VI GARDEN SEEDS,
For sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eafiy Six Weeks. Red speckled Valentine.
Brown ditto. Red French Large Lima or Butter.
Carolina, scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEEf-Eriri Esrly rurnip Early Blood, Long Red,
Siiesisn or White Sugar, swiss Chsrd.
BROC0Ll-Purple Cape.
CABBAGE- Early York. French Or Heart. Esrls So.
gsr Loaf Early Bstter-es. Early Drnmhesd, Drum
headsasoy, Large Late Drumhsaj. Late Fiat Durh,
Gt~ea iiiz-d Red Dutch, fos pickeing
cAGR1f-i.onz Orange, Eahy Horn, L,rgc Field
GAULifbONER.
TELERY-whtir solid. Silver Giant, Red Sold,
c0RN-Esergteen sugar.
cUCGNBER--Ea D Frime Long t;reen. Cihefkn.
EGG PLANT large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDiyH-Gfcen Cafiej.
LEffuGE-Esfly Cuflei Brown DIteE Roysl csb.
hser. Drumhead. White Cos.
NELLaNS-Nafmer, Cnrou. M"unlatn sprout.
NUSTARD--N HE, Brown.
SASTfRrlCM.
UkKA.
ONION SILVER skin az White. f.srgs Y.llos.
bEf--LBrlsd o. Double, Plain OF sBgle.
PARSNlp- sugar.
PEAs-IandfeIb'- Extra Early. Early frsms. Rnvsl
bstd Maravfst Early May. Bi.hop's E.hy.
pRPPER-Lsfse sweet. Boil NDs..
PUMPKIN --t'amnon Field
RADi>H I.ans srsIiet -hort TOP. White Tufnip
RooieA Red l'nrpi hom,d Iorg 81
RHUBARB. ~ Pie pi4rt
Satisfy, o. Uysisr Plant.
SPIN itH-Raund savoy.
sQUAsH-Esry Bush, Long faern.
TOMATO Large Red.
TuRNIP-Estls Flat Dutch, Red1'op. large Sarfok.
Isfss Globe, DsIe's Hybrid, Raia Big. orswceli,l.
February 10. 7s-
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

Dy Henry stephens. Frs. o. Edin,uruh. snd The Ia.
Y Notign. Professor q Scientific Agriculture IN
Isle College, Nes IIsvsn. vols. Royal Octave.
IbOO pszes. snd numerous sBgiasings.
This q, tonissse5ly. the most complete wot on Ae
rculiuis ever publsbed and ~ order n give wider
ceulsgn. snd Publishers have resolved 70 reduce The
ffies 70 Five Dollars Tor the Two Yolnmsstt
When sent W mail (posi paidJ 10 CaIif,tnis q, Ore.
son. tie price will Ne a. To every nhsr sn Of II.
Union md % CaBsds. post paid, ~. tV- mi. vsh
q mr. The old Book % the Fam"
Rsmiiisnees FOR ssy 81 The shove publication. .ho,J
slssys 10 sidfssssd. post.p.iJ. ~ he Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
Most Gold street, Nee yo,s.
Esrsmbsf ~ "a
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Aarusia. Geo.
B!ackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.

E SCOTT 4 On. Nes York. continue to publish
LIZ hsflll1Wing leading Brush Periodicals.. yifs
l.. The London Qlarterly. (Conser,atiye.l
,. The Edinbargh Review, Mhigl
). The North Bn,ish Review, Free Church
I. The Westminster Review, G.iberal.)
5. iilackWoo,I's Edinburgh Magazine. Tory
flsw Periodical. ally repfr.entthe ihres gftsi 20.
litieal ,llie, ~ Gteil inlsin Wing, Tory snl IA.
eal politics forms only ieaiarc q thei cha.
fFcst. A. gins 81 the profound writer's on Sci.
snre ers,ufe. Nsfllily, and Religion. they stand a.
this rsef have stood snntalle The world 81 letters
heing considered indispensable the scholar and The
pfrir.ibna while t1tbs Intelligent reader Of eve.
~ dts hsy furnish more correct and satisfactory 70.
cai1 ofhr current ersiufe ~ the day. thoughoulths
woll. Than be possibly obtained from any other
s8ufee.
EARLY COPIES. - The receipt of Advance
sheets from the Bitch patlshets give. additional
tslas 70 these Reprints, inasnuch ~ they BE-
pia~sI the hsnis ~ the subscribers shout soon -
the original sditions
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SOUTHERN FIELD and PRESIDE.
4 Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published in augusta, Georgia.
DIR. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor
w, W. MANN. LITERARY Editor,

DIR. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIS is The title Of Weekly paper, devoted to Ag.
.icuure. Literature and Art, which am publish.
ing in Augusta, Georgia. II will be in quarlo form Of
eight pages folio size-each issue TO conisn forty
lumns Of matter. Il will be 10 general style similar TO-
and in sire somewhat larger Than the New York Led
ger, twill be published on good book paper, and will
be 10 mechanical execution IN the bes, style Of typo
graphical fl utility il will be oil that The best "a.
ricuusl aud practical knog ledge Of the south
can furnish. A weekly visitor 10 the homes Of South
ern planters and farmers, i will be useful and
acceptable to hem than any monthly journal Of equal
merit.
My aim i 10 establish paper that will be vbicle
OF information that will be useful 10 Southern planters
and farmers. and . repository Of Southern thought
imagination and taste 10 the realms Of Literature and
Art aud 70 obtain for il such extent ~ patronage
and success will justify the most liberal compensl-
tion TO I'll IL contributors Able and experienced ei.
tor- engaged, and steps in progress 10
contributions from the most pleasing southern writer's
Of both sexes Mach latent talent will be brought to
light, and furnish agreeable surprises 10 southern
people.
Pull many gem Of pures; ray serene"
will aish hclore the admitting eyes. and cause gene.
Tous glow IN Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will he DR.. Daniel Lee. the
distinguished Professor Of agriculture ~ The University
81 Georgiaedior fcr many years past 81 the southern
Cultsator. aud leading contributor to many North.
agricultural journals Of the highest reputation.
The Literary Editor will Re Nj. w. w. Mann. 81
this ey. on accomplished Wuer % ne tssie and scho.
larry attainment, who, having retired Iron The active
dgties u the legal profession. spent many ysafs 10 Eu
rope and for several yeats the Paris correspondent
Of the National lntsllgsneer, sud southern Literary
Messenger
Trrms-Cnsh IN advance. 50 wear.
Bit. current "a the STATE from winch they are sect,
'ecsi,sd al pr.
JAMES GARDNER.
Augusta. Geo. as
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sNNhtSt'e AtNHNA w HnNaHffs
hns Of our old sulsetibe, = no will oh,sr 6,e .,,t
.e,s'. and s,nd gs The rash, .hslltsi,s their swn
rsrsi free u chsrs.
Iuty ~, 90
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CLUBBING.

discount q twenty-five per ceni. from The sbosr
prices gill he SLOWED u clYhs ordering oui ~ more
copies u sny one or more q the shove wott Thus
-Four copies of Blaeksood ~ of one Review. will IL
sen, 70 adifrss f $g four cope. ofits four Re.
views and Blsckwood Co $50. snJ o. on.
POsTAGB.-ln 81 the prineipsl CITIES and Towns
these works wiil W Jslissrss Ffse II Py-aFs When
sent BY mail, The Possgc 10 any part Of The lard
siaiss will l,s bot Twenty -four Cents yesfiot
DlaekwCcJ. snd hut Fourteen Cents year lor
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olics. shove namsd il SCI pr snnum.
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SEARCH FOR WIVES.

Where do men usually discover the women
who afterwards become their wives is q
question We have occasionally heard discus.
sed and the result invariably come TO is
worth mentioning TO our young LADY readers.
Chance has mach TO do in the affair, but then
there are important governing circumstances
II is certain that few men make a selection
from ball rooms, or any other place of gaety,
and nearly as few NAV be influenced by what
may be called showing of in the streets. or
BY any allurements Of dress. Our conviction
il that ninety.nine -hundredths of all the
fnery with which the women decorate or
load their persons. 20 for nothing. as far as
misunderstanding ls concerned. When and
how, then, do men find their wives: In the
quiet homes Of their parents or their guard.
aHs--st the fteside, where the domestic feel.
ipgs and graces are alone demonstrated.
These are the charms which mos; surely at.
tract the high as well as the humble. Against
these. all the 1nery and airs in the world
sink into insignihcance. We shall illustrate
this BY On anecdote. which though not new,
will not be worse for being again told. In
the year l7-5. Peter B1rnell, Esq. Of Rock
ingham in Kent, whose health was rapidly
declining. was advised BIZ his physicians to
70 to Spain Tor the recovery Of his heslth.
HIS daughters feared those who only had
motives entirely mercenary would not pay
him that attention which he might expect from
those who. from duty and affection united,
would feel the greatest pleasure in minister.
ing TO his ease and comfort; they therefore
resolved 70 accompany HIN. They proved
that il was not spirit of dissipation ami
gaiety that led them TO Spain. for they yere
no, 10 be seen IN any fashionable circles ;
they never stirred frpm their homes except
IN attend him either 10 take the air or 4,
drink the waters: ins word. they lived the
most reeiuse life in the mid.t of town,
then the resort of the most illustriog. and
fashionable psrsoasges in Europe. The eE.
emplary attention 10 their father procured
these three admirable sisters the admiration
Of all the English ia spain, and was the
cause Of their elevation TO that rank in life
20 which their merits gave them 50 Just a
title. They were al married to noblemen--
one 10 the Earl Of Beverly, smother 70 the
Duke Of Hamilton. and afterwards 10 the
Marquis 81 Exeter, and the third to the Duke
u Northumberland. And il il justice to say,
tina, they reflected honor on their rank rather
than derived any from il.
Spirit 81 "a, ag,.
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spial ~ ~,

4 Ctmors CuxseWStr.-- One ~ The ;li.
tors at she ). Yuk Observer. shn !. nov
rUstiJaiing ~ Tive country dawn Fat. ~.
lates The following. 10 BIZ letter ~ ti,st "a.
der: heard ~ . msn tie n'asr d.s wb.
hal ru,lgss conscience an 'l5p sgst.ti 81
Sabbath kesplng. IL wss Mr.. ions.. wh,
lives down ~ the hnllan. IT,. nslrbh,t
Johnson, whose hss ~sy slI IN, .aw IL, =
large quantity II Jnnss's erop was dawn,
and a. II locked very much like rain, he went
over on SUNDAY. toward unon, 10 advise him
20 get IL 10. and 70 offer the sl,ule faree u
his men 70 help. Jpnrs and ali hi. bDss we're
gone nobod, was ~ home bot Jons.'. wife
snd she said that her husband thought m
good ever came u working % SnDdsys. anil
90 he and the bows had gone to the Sound a
fishing"