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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

4 FURNISHED Room to Let to lady sac
"A gentlemen. board for the lady only with "i'0N n.y.
y smily private No. 50 Rivngtonst
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TNO EMIGRANTS,
EMIGRAHT SOCIETIES or EEw.ENGLAND AND
EUROPE.
5000 EMIGRANTs can be placed In good situations and
homes medA.ly upon arrival or supplied with
improved unmproved lAads, which Be purchased
based, worked ON shares
Xppiy or address CT HATCHER,
No. 2A 0rsyisr st..
New. .Orleana
Rsferences-Han Brown 4 vsnderpools. New-fork
Geo W. Holt. New York.
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STATE o. NEw.YoRK BANK DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, March %, 1896.
yVNUE ONEIDA COUNTY RANK (City

Utca) has this dsy filed In this ofce notice Of the sp-
poin,nent Of the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
bank in the City Of NewYork agen, for the redemption
Of it's circulating notes. together with revocation Of the
poineut Of the Corn Exchange Bank such sgcnt
able to the entitled IAN to amend the
relating incorporated Banks, Banking Associations and
Individual Bsnkers," passed a phl ~ 1881.
q. w. SCHUYLER Supeyintenpent
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A DESIRABLE SUIT of FURNlShhD
N ROOMS TO Let TO gentlemen. without Bosrd 70 80 Wy.
6r,tcass house No u West Twenty hfthst near n'''-
Park
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fcaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-WM. 2. CONVERSE
- agt II. w. BARRY.-SumHens for money demand 90
contract (Com not ser To the above named deisndh'
Yoa hereby summoned ana
so Cent Revenae Stamp required 10 answer ihe COM
Cancelled March "a 1856 plant In this action whieh vas
this day hed in the Office Of 'hs
Clerh Of the City and County New York. at the City h
New YORK City and to copy Of answer 70 ne
said complaint the subscribers at Office No 10 bosd
way New-York City within twenty day. alter the service OK
this summons on you exclusive OF the day Of such ,ee
and you fail 90 answer the said complaint within ihe Ms
Aforesaid the plaintiff will take judgment against you of se
sum OF nine hundred dollars with interest om the z oy
of February onhou.snd eight hundred and sixty sI oeHs
tho costs OF this setion.-Dated March "a, 1870.
H. II. l. A. STEWART Plaintiffs Attofnevs
m2slsw6wW No. 10 Broadway, Nsw'fork Chy.
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SUPREME COURT, Westchester County
- SAMUEL LENT and MARIA d. his wife ast JAooS
n LENT aud ANN ELIZA his wife, SARAH ...;';:';.:''.
DENIKE, AUGUSTUS T. LENT and EU- 1: u int
PHEMIA his wife, MARGARET J. LINT Rev stamp
and URIAH J. LENT her husband. JOHN Seema
JONES MARY LOUISA JONES, JOHN I: Csneelea
r. JONES and STEPHEN II. JONES' s...A..
To the defendants John Jones' John Jonss ssp,a zen
II. Jones' Jacob p Lent and Ann Eliza hs we sno ~.
phems Lent You aIs hereby summoned and required 20
the complain. in this action which w nsa "a
once Of the CLERK Of the said County oil wenen ~ ss
hits Plsns Feb. 23 1856 and serye aeopy oI !os
answer the said complaint the subscriber Of n ome -
Peeksi In said County within twenty days aier tns
Of this summons you exclusive Of the day OF suen 49,.
and you fail to the said complaint WITHIN ,ne
Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will sppy 70 =, ,sS
FOR the relief In the complaint feo ~ '
DAVID w. TRAVIS, Plaintiff! Attorney
iaw6wW resAAh' ~
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Goal, Sc.

0E cS TO DEALERS, SO so to FAMI-
WO ~ LIES at tho New Scranton Coal Yard No.
81 Cherry Roosevelt Weighed By City WeishmseT
JOHN BAILEY, Proprietor
WOOD YARD, WOOD YARD.
w The best Virginia PINE and OAK WOOD for SALE
At low prices Cut Wood constantly hand at tho Yard.
Nos 6sl ss4 and 6,s Second ave. Thirty s1th..
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7 ARGE ENGINES for SALE.
IL One New Horizontal 3OI72 Cylinder
One Single Horizontal lort8 Cylinder.
One Single Horizontal, 2Dt4 Cylinder.
Two Horizontal, 1872 Cylinder
Aso-New and first class Engines ready Tor mmeaias oe
livery. - xuoosxrH L
Aso-l2 H. Is 16 and lex3e inch Engines of "oodfun
N'"''' ''"0' J. Is. FULLER, No. Dey.st
BOILERS for SALE-Cyiinder flue, TLoun ana i-oro ~
motive 10 power and second hand ready Tor
irnediatr deligerY. by J. Is. fuLLth, W. pcJ ~
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Go Ubom il man Contrrn.

CLAIRVOYANT.-M DECOLAM guides
~ the Young, tho Married made LsPpyi In ba'Se"
her Aaxice 1. xalaAble. No. gl0 Broadwsy
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Ueooins CARDS. &e.

ATWM. EVERDELLs SONS. No. 104 Ful.
"A ton a-wEDDlNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
(EstAbished l5lab
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mo LET-With BOARD, in private ianII!:s
an unfurnished front ROOM. on second noor' APP'
No. "a Boerum. st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

Mdtbinerr.
T,JGHT SETS of 32-inch new COTTON
II CARDS Dsnfortb, Cook Co. euilder., for SALE oy
- SAA'NN' T. Il, FULLER, No. 8 Deyst.

nor SALE-LATHES for irregqlar turning
II I'D nsneIina Also MILLING MACHINES, &c-, 20
JlMEs W. BOOTH Assignee No. 259 Eishth'ave.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
What Like tn Sec.

We like TO see Democratic papers about
these times handling the disunionists with
out gloves. Noquarter should be shown.
no effort should be spared TO clean the trail
tors out of the national capitol. The weight
of the work Is for Democratic editors to
perform, and we like to see them at il.
Reading the Coshocton Democrat prompted
these remarks. We like the way the old
Democrat wndes into the wicked men who
are iighting't the President, warning against
the Union. weighing the people down with
taxation and wasting and appropriating
the nations wealth.-Hoimes Farmer.
We endorse the above, every word of It.
1t is the only way to war with such pirates
Flight the devil with fire" And no better
proof of its success is needed than than tho
example of iIoimes county. In this way,
from the beginning, the Farmer has warred
against them, and every year the Democ-
racy of "Little Holmes" have gained
strength and the Opposition lost ground
till in the Thug-tinker Convention, the
other day, that county was without sin
gle representative. "Bully for Holmes =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
Southern RepreSentntinn.

The Cincinnati Enquirer reminds the
press 1--WE include the EMPfRE), that the
paragraph which is going the rounds of the
papers that the adoption of the consttu-
tionalamendmcnts would reduce the South
ern representatives In Congress from sew
enty-fve members TO fifty, is great error
There are not, in the South, to exceed three
million five hundred thousand negroes. On
the old slave basis of 1860, only three-iifths
OF them were counted in the basis of rep
resentation. If the amendments are adopted,
II only deducts from the count two million
and quarter OF people, the number now
represented. II takes ONE hundred and
twenty-sevcn thousand people to elect a
member. This would deduct from the
South eighteen members instead of twenty
five.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
Gnawing a File.

A Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, appropriately
signing himself JACK" (sRbdHditu,'
"Ass''), kicks at the Hon. ID. .VooRHEEs,
as that pestiferous excresenee ON the body
polite. and political disgrace to the fair
name of Indiana" &C.. &c. for whole
stckfull of what was intended Tor invect-
i've. Well, that will do for fellow hailing
from a State of which o. p. MoRToN is
Goverhorl But we trust that DANIEL will
not feel too greatly distressed over either
the braying or the klcksof the Commercially 5
Jack" but will philosophically ''consider
the source from which they eame,r The
"JAoK's' tremendous eulogy of Gen. III.
ID. WAsnnURs, who was last winter elected
over VOORHEES,, by the House of Repre-
sentatiyes in Washington, reminds one OF
the freak of the same animal in EsoH's
Fables, which wanted aiiectionately TO sit
in his masters lap. "'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
Only About Seven millions |,

Before the Senate would pass the Army
appropriation bin AN item had TO be tackled
on for the benefit of those New England
saints who are down South running the
FFeedmen's Bureau business. Only about
SIX AND HALF OR SEVEN AILnONsl That's
all ha9f
But, may we disloyally-ln a kind of
''copperhead" way-inquire, isn't that a
rather heavy load to lay on the shoulders,
in part, of our white laborihg men, in order
to give fat salaries to such sleek philanthro-
pists as the Reverend Mr.. French, the Rev
erend Mr.. FRY, and other ''friends ofhuman
liberty9" II Is such items" as these that
keep up taxation to point which makes
slaves ofeyery white man North, South East
and West alike, who has to earn his bread
by the sweat Of his brow At time when
-four, tea, coffee, sugar, clothing, and all
the other necessaries of life are going UP,
with gold-wise men should pause and
think something Of reducing the National
burdens, by abrogating an institution that
does more harm than good TO the class itI
proposes toshelp.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27

FOWLER and EARiE, oi Lafayette. Indi-
ana. last wqck sold 70 Colonel TEMPLEron,
nineteen hun,lrcd head Of cattle on private
terms The sale amounts TO about sl7l.OOO,
or about $40 per head The cattle ara now
being grazed on Fowler & EAnL's Ben-
ton county farm. comprising twenty-five
thousand acres, thirteen thousand acres of
which are under fence and in pasture or
grain Fourteen breaking, teams bf fve
yoke of oxen each have just completed the
breaking OF one thousand acres, and the
same has been planted In corn.
Al Bellville, nj, they hayeon exhibition
a hog weighing l,l20 pounds. 1t Is two
aud halrycars old, seven feet long from
the ears TO the root of the tail, and four
feet high Its girth Is sscven feet five inches.
Mr., RfcpARDpN, Of Mascoutah. Illinois,
raised the hog tliough II was brought from
Kentucky whena pig. It's color is white,
aud Its generalmakc and appearance would
Indicate that IL was of the Chester White
breed. Mr.. RICHARDSON sold the hog at
eight cei'is per alound, thus bringing the
snug sum of $50 CO.
As accounts gradually reach us, it be-
comes absolutely amazing what dcstruc-
tion the cold wind rain aud hail storm, of
n few days ago cansed among the sheep In
several counties Of northern Ohio. In
stead Of by hundreds sthey are enumerated
by thousands
In the county Of Sandusky the calamity
was great. In the vicinity Of Vermillion.
about 1900 were killed. In another, Ber-
lin township, fully 5000 were lost. Such
an extensive calamity as this was never
before known among western wool grow
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
Meeting at CoIumbus-The Cam
nainn ODcncd.

4 consultation meeting was held at Co.
lumbus, yesterday, Of a number of promi-
nent Democrats and in the evening meet
ing convened at the West front Of the State
House, which was addressed sevcrally by
Mcssrs. JEwErr of GAINESVILLE, Gen. NOR
GAN, of Mount Vernon, and Gen. VALLAN-
pIGHAM, of Dayton. The occasion was de-
cidedly one of spirit, and the effect good.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
The Freedmen Rcpudiatc the YAM
Ixpe AHcutS.

A Frecdmen's Convention Is called to
meet at Augusta, Georgia, in July. The
object of the meeting Is TO memorialize
Congress ON the right of franchise and of
trial by jurors of their own color The
question of an Endorsement of the Freed
mems Bureau was mingled with the other
questions, and the anti ti-Burcauists carried
II majority of the districts yet heard from.
At u meeting Of colored people recently
held in Griffin, the colored delegates from
that section denounced the Bureau as mis-
chievous and creative of disturbances be-
tween the races They declare themselves
willing ITO trust the laws of the State and
their old masters and friends for justice"
For this expression of opinion PLlrrs and
BECK, delegates to the Augusta Convention,
were arrested by the agent of the Freed
mems Bureau. On the case being reported
to the civil authorities the offending colored
delegates were released.
The reports of Generals STEEDMAN and
FULLERTON fully show that, in a majority
of eases, it is used as n means of enriching
dishonest and INSCRIPTIONS agents. The
freedmen are charged double price for all
articles they need, while, on one pretense
and another, their labor Is made to return
but a triaing reeompense, These facts are
beginning to make the more intelligent and
observant of the freedmen feel the tyranny
and oppression of the agents, and to un-
derstand the real motives Of that band of
desperate adventures, who under the guise
of friendship for the colored man, have
injuring the black and white races alike.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, May ls, 1865.


MAYORS OFFICE, May is, 1866
10 The Citizens of Dayton:
In compliance with q request made by the Pres.
ident and members OF the City Board Of Health
and many other citizens OF the CITY 4. JON NAIIIAN
kENNEl MayOrof Dayton, do Issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS; There Is lust cause TO believe that
malignant or infectious diseases fist approach
ing us, and for the purpose Of being prepared in
the best possible Tor cases, such az Cholera,
or small Fox, the owner tenant, hea OF fnmily
or proprietor of any house, building within the
limits OF The city Is required by the law and Drd-
nance OF the city, TO have or permit, as IL
IS known, through tile report OF q physician that
amy person In about their pre- misses has any inn.
iignant or infectious diseases, such as small pox
OF cholera, yellow fag 20 be put up IN promi-
nent and conspicuous place on the premises, 20
near. Amy person guilty of displacing any such
nag until the cause for putting IL there Is entirely
removed will be liable 10 u fnU Of $40 aud costs.
All physltiHns, comm anttrs OF canal boats, and
lee-houses, are required in accordance with sec
tion onc of an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases, 10 repprt IN writing, To the Mayor
without delay, every ease which may come th their
existing within the limits or vicinity OF the city
together with the names and residence OF ouch
such c1se. - "
IL Is also required that the parents or heads OF
that has not been In the opinion OF their family
physician require II, vaccinatcd as as possible.
All persons having any malignant contagious
disoise who shall leave his her or their rooms and
any house where persons will be- la danger OF tax
nlB SAID disease before they shall have received
ceru hcate from some physician that they are past
any danger oi e0ntnEion, are liable con vinton,
To pay u tnc of not less than ten more than nfty
dollars. JONATHAN kENNEY
mlh Mayor of Dayton
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27

Trocbos are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII lind Irochss useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after nm unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. The 1rocAes are recommended and pre- :
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
an article of true merit, and having I,r6ped theip
efficacy by u test OF many years, each year finds
thein IN new localities Ia various parts OF the
world, and the Trochrs are universal v pronounced
better than other articles. 81
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRo
tdfiOts that may be offered.
sold every.where in the United sthtos and For
oign Countries, at 10 cents per boy. oc25-6niIiw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
,sugRrME JUDGE,
THos. NJ. KEY, Of Hamilton.


STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE 70 vi
First Dlstriot--Ioreniah keirsted.
second District-i,. X. Cox. jun.
Third Dislrlct-C COloncl G. \. Beam.
Fourth Distrlct--Georgc +. Dawson.
FlfIh District--S :. Snyder.
sixth District---John q. Doran.
Seventh District-,IGhn q. Thompson
Eighth District--,lonas Smith.
Ninth District-Iulgc A. Kramer
Tenth District-I. NJ. lIagg.
Eleventh District-.I. W. Newman.
Twelfth Dlstrict-Dr. Wayne Oriswold.
Thirteenth District--John y. Follett.
Fourteenth District--,Iohn l.. Jcifries.
Fifteenth District--M, ~. Follett,
sixteenth District--Charlcs II. Michnicr.
Seventeenth District-Charles u. Atcn.
Eighteenth Distrlct-GencralJ w. Fitch.
Nineteenth District-Icilcrson Palm.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.


Dr. n. CONE may he consulted us Follows.
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House, ON Thurs
days, March 81 April ~; May II; July O.; Aug 0;
Sept. 10; Oct 1S.
In DAYTON at the Philips House, on Fridays,
March 0; April 49, May isi July O. Aug. 10: Sept,
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
March 10; April Ia May 10; July Il Aug. II ! sept
i5 Oct. 90 - Ff'
In SPRlNGFIELD at the wnis House, on
Thursdays, March 10 April 49, May "a; July 49,
Aug, 16; Sept. 20; Oct %
DIR, CONE has had offices In each OF the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients In each Of the above places he can give
the best of references in each place us 10 his skill
DE- CONE Treats and Cures all varieties oi
Chronic diseases, Including those of the Eye and
Far; makes no charge for consultation; hut II
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines. TT
Metllcihes that will last patient from four TO six
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars, In Cash
t. Address, Dr. u. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
nov25-dly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
HORACE WHITNEY, 1uctioneer
DAYTON, OHIO.

WILL cry sales In town or country for the Old
ones Ju0daw
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The Presidents pa,rIo,isn,

In the conclusion of their brief but con-
else and conclusive Report on Reconstruc-
ton and the proposed unconstitutional amend
ments' the minority comm ittee, of which
Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON is Chairman, nav
a just tribute to the patriotism of Presi-
dent Johnson, in saying that he sins
against light and closes his eyes 10 ltHe
course OF the President during the rebel
lion, who ventures to impeach his patriot
ism. His life was constantly in peril, and
he clung TO the Union and discharged all
the obligations it imposed upon him, even
the closer because of the peril, and now
that he has escaped unharmed, and by the
confidence OF the people has had deyolyed
upon him the executive functions OF Gov
ernment, TO charge him with disloyalty is
either folly or slahder--folly in the fool
who believes Il, SANDER in the man Of
sense II any such there be, who utters il.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27

RoBBERY Ar WoRrmINGToN. KY.-The
safe of u Mr.. Andrews, at Worthington,
KY, was robbed of $4,000 last Sunday
night. The citizens of the town, Ia the
absence of n bank in that place, generally
deposited thcir funds with Mr.. Andrews.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27

idETrINd TIRED,-The Chicago Repn6li-
cd', since DANA was kicked out, grows less
and less Radical. 1t now says of Mr.. STE
VEINS; UNLESS Mr.. STEVENS and his asso-
ciates In Congress hasten up the important
work of restoring the Union, they viii find
that the country does not care a snap for
them' but does care very much for an im-
mediate restoration Of practical peace in all
parts of the Union"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
Spffiai aJotiffs.
Special Caution.

Ht'oW'SeoWTHfNG SYRUP
has become 20 popular that various parties have
Pot out nrticles calling tiem Mrs winslow's
rlease take notice that THE MRS wINsIow OF
THE SOOTHING SYRUP IS NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE juaiawsm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
Teach Them Secession; and then
Hang Them for IL.

We refer our readers to an extract from
the speech of BEN. HARRIS. which we pub
lish elsewhere. undcr the title SECESSION
AT WEST POINT" II seems that our Gov
ernment having taught JEFFERSON DAVIS
secession at West Point when he was a
cadet there, now propose to hang him for
1t. Rather hard on JEFF, we think!
The Senate has agreed TO fix the tax on
cotton at two cents instead of five. We
trust the House will consider the matter In
all its bearings before concurring.--N Y.
Tribune.
What the Tribune probably wants. Is a
still heavier tax on cotton-because il Is
produced by the South. There ought to be
no TAX on this great staple any more than
on the growth of corn or hay, or any other
of the country's great productive resources
which II Is for our interest to foster; and
least of all, now at time when the South
ern people, utterly impoverished by the
war, are struggling for bare existence.
HIDING HIS TRACKs.-The renowned
General SAxToN ought to have been turned
out. When he left the Department of
South Carolina, 1t seems he took away all
the records OF the Bureau so that not n
scrap of paper showing the misdecds of
himselfor subor1inatcs is on record there.
This was done in anticipation of visit
from Generals STEEDMAN and FULLERTON.
-----s.A------a-
RoBBERY Az WoRrmINGToN. KY.-The
safe of u Mr. Andrews. at Worthington,
Ky. was robbed of $4,000 last Sunday
nipht Thn pitiunne nf tl,,i tn,yn IA, az,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-27
Painti1as
Get your painting done by
KUHNS a. McHENRY.

No 81 FOURTH STREET, bet. Main a Jefferson.
All kinds Of work In their line promptly attended
20. tGRAlNING and MARBLING done I'M me
highest style Of the art Ceilings caieimlned In a
superior manner All kinds OF Sign and Orna-
mental work neatly done. miTdim
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09
One Il Sc Fs,,ie. Of Fa.hlon.


Tie Round Table comments ION extraya cance il
ne metropolis, and gives the foIlowingsas Oh
instance
Not many days ago We took the liberty or
09mpiLng an inventory Of clothing and aocesso-
Nss sported BY Young lady OF the mature age
81 SIX or thereab0uts who dispensed much local
color 20! the SCENERY Of d fashionable avenue
accompanied by her b0nne. The shortness and
expansive character ct the skirt worn by this
young person impaired to her the general ap
pcaTnnce Of q ballet dancer as one of those eye-
i1uonary artists when executing pi,-oa,ette
Ihe expensive lace frill of the pantafettes de-
seconded no lower than Just to kiss the TOP Of the
long white stocking somewhere. in the region Of
me knee. The skirt, which was white, was
adorned with much elaborate futiha in blue rib
Don oyer this was worn little cloak of black
yelret, which must have cost ever 80 much ward,
ava All the ~ rgins Of this weEe studded thickly
with small silver buttons. On the fair head Of the
Young person under notice there sat jauntnrlv. a
white jockey trimmed with streamers OF blue rib
DOE and surrounded with white ostrich piume.
nnofs vi brigM vermillion hue encassd the feet
silk lned and tag Win the same ia scarlet.
and she Ras proyided th q iittis pocket.hanker
chief Of which The lace might have been worth
liz har Il il child was faxen and would have
been beautifd lad it net been crimped painfully
over. cushlons tf wads. She had jeweled rings ia
oiored yQAyi2 wecould see that her
little white az gafs were bejeweed also. This is
CORRECT description of the article under notice SO
lar rs our memory serves us. II is not an excep-
flonal instance. We have takenit at random, aud
rs are TO be on all our fashionable
ayenuesail different. perhaps. but all marked by
Lne same extrayagance Of cut and color in their