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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
Home News.

A. H. Davenport, the actor, died
in Now Orleans recently.
George Martin, Chief Justice Of
the state Of Michigan, died in Detroit,
yesterday.
It is reported tho Roberts aud
Savage wings of the Fenian Brother.
hood | ave effected union
Fix Congressman Hubbell, Of Ohio,
is QUO of about dozen applicants for
the vacant place Of Commissioner of
Patents.
1t is said TO DO probable that the
Democratic National Committo will
select Cincinnati as the place of hold
ing the National Convention.
Tho San Francisco Chamhor of
Commcgce has adoted the Commi,tee's 5
report favorable to the ratification of
tho Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
Gen. Hancock is about to isauc an
order Tor tho election of members for
a Reconstruction Convention in Tex.
as, to occur within sixty days.
Eight hundred boats are ice bound
in the Erie Canal, between Syracuse
and Troy, Most of them are loaded
with valuable and porishablo .clrgocs.
The Union caucus ofthc California
Legislature has nominated Judge
Brown, OF Contra Costa, for Uuited
States Senator, and indorsed General
Scant for President.
Cen. Sowall Of Gen. Howards staff,
has been ordered to snake a tour of
inspection through the South, with a
Wow to closing up the Freedmeu's
Bureau next summer.
The now Commissioner of Agvicui.
turo has already discharged about
dNy clerks, aud will discharge many
more, lie Intends to greatly reduce
the expenses ofthe bureau, aud at the
same time increase its efficiency,
The reports by telegraph state that
both in Virginia aud Louisiana thorc
is great destitu,ion aud suffering.
Gen. Hancock will, it is said, appeal
to Congress for aid to keep thousands
of both whites aud blacks in hiA dis.
triet from starvation,
Advieos from Shanghai to London
say it is believed the American Min-
lister, Hon. Anson Burlengame, would
soon leave pekiu for the United States
by way of Europe, on special mis--
sion for tho Chinese Governments
Tho American Print Works, at FAN
River, Massachusetts,, were destroyed
I hy dre Sunday morning, with all the
printing machines aud a largo stock
Of oalicos. Five hundred hands were
thrown out,of employment The loss
will amount to one aud a half million
dollars,
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Market Review.

AlNulNNArI llEr. Is
GouD-was rather easier carly in
the day, but advanced this afternoon,
closing at l3t, buying, and l3li, sci.
ling. The transactions, both in buy.
ing and selling, wero ipconsiderablc.
silver advanced cent, in sympathy
with gold.
BrrswAX,-Gs steady and nrm at
33 cents per pound.
FEArnEvs,-Thc receipts have
been large, and prices huyo declined
to zoe per pound for prime,
Edos.--Tho receipts have been
light, and the market closed 6rm, at
3i@35 cents per doa, for frosh.
PorAToEs,- The receipts have been
aoderOto aud with n good local do
mand. Prices are Grm. Good prime
are quoted at $500 per brl, and ST. OO
pr bu~hcl, on arriyal, aud olets and
i0@l5 cts per bushl moro from store,
SEED The domani for clover has
been moro active aud prices have
advanced 10 le2@l3 pOr roaui, Tim
otby il drm at Se,25@2,9O, per bush
cL Flax-scod is held at sl,oo, aud
higher.
BUrrrR.-rho receipts Of choice
butter have been rather in excess Of
the demand, which is limited to the
local trade, aud pcicos rule shade
lower, Western New York but,et is
quoted at 43@ijc choice Western
Reserve 37@t0 Ceatral Ohio, 38@
30 ;m odium do, 2O@2ss and inferior
do, l2@tSe.
CuSEsE.-Thore IS only jobbiug
dcmand, but prices for 6pv choose OF
all kinds are woll sustained. Western
Reserve is quoted at lll@l5c; factory
ond EOgl'h dairy at l5l@l6lc. aud
pine apple at 2i@25c per pound
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State Treasurors Report.

4 synopsis Of the Treasurds's re-
port in a special to the Cincinnati
Gazette, contains the following Gcts
and 1gurcs;
The receipts Of the Treasury dur.
ing tho fiscal year, 1867, amounted to
SO, liG,9 and were credited to
;hc following fuuds, fractions Of dol.
lars being omitted; Goueral Revenue
ST, 800 ,42l Canal fund, s82,3IS ;
siuking foud, s2,243,2T6 State Com.
mon School fund, sl,525,352 State
Military rand, S5l,5lo; soldiers A..
lotment iGnd,s8,6 500 Soldiers Relief
fsud, SlsS,722 National Road mpd,
s23,039; Soldiers Claims fand, Sll6,
BPS Bank Redemption fuDd, 5000;
District School Library fund, sS3,
Disbursements for Goneaal Reye-
nuc, sl,TT72Gl; Cauals, s29. .09t ;
Sinking 0pd, 81, sos, ,0St, State Com.
mon schools, sl.4G9,936; Soldiers
Allotment, $500 State military, S4l,
$40 Soldiers Relief sl68,722; Nat,
irnal Roads, S20,97i Bauk Redemp
ton, s2S7 soldiers Claims, SIP,
100 District School Library, $50
total, S5,49S,9j
Balance in The Treasury, at the
elose Of the year, Nov, Is, was s677,
990.
'Phe reGeipts are S2.203, ,793. aud
disbursements. 81 S6Q,532 less thaa
thcy were Ia lSGG.
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ropcLAnTALrs AND sKrrcHrs.

Humorous anecdotes and paragraphs, and sew
eral columns OF carefully prepared general aud
State news. IN addition to this it contaiuaa cnro-
fu weekly review OF the markets in Hll the lea j.
ing circs-ptrticultr attention being gwen 60
the lyc-Gtoek market
An Agricultural Department carefully eiic :.
will be prominent feature of the Weekly for
rs amUlc space 10 be devoted 10 Grape Culture
aud ihe general interests ofvincyari men.
In a word VIC shall eudcavor % furnish "a worthy
family and general newspaper. Republican IN
politics and clcvated IN character The columns
Of the RggisrEB will not bo filled with the re-
voting details Of distant murders, foreign sui-
cides aud city scandals. Those who prefer that
style Of reading will have 70 find 10 elsewhere.
During the approaching Presidential campaign,
which promises TO be one Of the most exciting
and important In our history, the REaisrrR viii
utter no uncertain sound. Il will heartily sup
port Ia, nominee OF the Republican party, be he
Chase or Grant, or some ether worthy American,
provided he represent the distinctive principles
of the Republican organization. It will not cease
70 demand economy n state ard National Gov
eruments, and viii seek 10 Tighten the burden Of
TaSaiion by urging needed reforms In the Revc.
nue Laws, and the adoption Of wise financial
measure
Particular attention is called 10 the low price Of
the WEEKLY llreisrrR. Address
NETTLETON 6 WATERBURY,,
no9w2l Sluluzky, Ohio.
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The Fall Of Gold.

Since the meeting Of Congress,
hardly thro weeks ago, says the Reg.
isi'r, gold has fallen from sl.I0 To
y 81, aud although it now yibratos
between 81 ,3S aud sl,3i, the general
Impression is that twill 20 lower still
What causes this marked decline at
f'is time1 The causes are many;
first, the dullncss Of trade through
oot the country, has Nigh,cncd the
importers aud they have stopped i'm
pta,lGg as they should do. This
stops tha drain Of gold from tSis
country to pay dry goois balances in
Europe. Second, the shor.ucss Of
crops aud scarcity Of breadsuGs in
ESropo have stimulated our exports Of
producc, thus reducing still more the
amount of gold to be sent across the
Ntlsntic. Third, Congress, although
it has vet accomplished nothing def
Mite, has shown an uumistakablo dc.
termination to oconomizo rigidly and
Ia adopt wise financial policy, equal
~ removed from the rapid contraction
of McCULLocU aud tho wildcat OK
panrion project Of STEVENS aud Bur.
LrR. These causes are sufficient to
produce the result noticed, and the
snme causes continued, will ultimate
Is bring gold to far lower fgure.-
rae tendency is in the right direction.
Both Government and people begin to
sce the ueed-tho necessity Of re-
irspehmen, aud economy, 10th al,
Washington aud in the home', Of tho
people, is the only thing riat VIII
ever solve oar Iresen, financial riddle
Spending too much mopsy has got
MS into troublo-we mus, set out Of
tho trouble by spending less.
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The New York Express says that
Fifty thousand men arc out of employ
ment IN that city, and full three thou
sand gir's arc looking for "places,
and can find none.
The Con missioner of Patents has
given way to the pressure brought to
bear upon him by the President, aud
rendered his resignation, to take effect
on the 10Th Of January next.
The Director Of the Bureau Of
Statistics reports that the domestic
exports of the United States for the
quarter closed October 1st, we're in
value over ninety millions of dollars.
while for the corresponding period Of
1856 they wore only seventy eight
millions.
The Commissioners TO codify aud
revise the financial laws ofOhio have
completed their labors, and their re =
port will present for the consideration
Of the Legislature eight bills. These
bills cover all the laws on the Statute
Book, relating to the revenue and & d.
nance, with the exception of those
referring to the sinking fund.
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The Case Of Secretary Stanton.

\ Washington special says the case
n' Secretary stanton will be taken up
iemomow by the Senate Committee on
Military Affairs. His restoration TO
tho Office OF SECRETARY Of War is now
past all likelihood.
4 majority of tho radical members
we've determined on his reinstatement
rntil tho appearance Of the impeach-
ment testimony, but finding that he
expressed himself there as believing
tho President had bceu faithfully
PERFORMING his duty ia the establish.
ment Of provisional governments ia
the South, together with admitting in
many places that he acted in accord.
enoe with the President, whila leay-
ing Congress under the impression
that be opposed him at every step, his
farmer Friends ia the radical party
have lost an Interest in his case, and
Gel indifferent whether be IL eonsign
rl 20 oblivion or not
ANoguER OPINION ABOUT MR. STAN.
ToE.
There Is but little doubt but that
the Senate will restore Mr. Stanton 70
the position of Secretary Of War but
il ifenderstdod Mi Stanton asked
onls a vfodicaiioa of the law, and
icosqnot desire % irsumc tile oiIiee
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TIE Fremont AocIDENT-The
Fremont Journal has the following
additional with regard to the late dis.
aster on Ia, Cleveland aud Toledo
Railroad at that place:
"lt was only three or four weeks ago,
that the bridge was placed, as we sup.
posed IN complete repair, in prepara-
ton for the coming winter II is al
together probable, however. that the
late repairs as we'll as the work done
on the bridge last spring, to put il
beyond tho reach Of floods. weakened
the timbsrs and damaged instead Of
strengthening IT, Sad as this acci-
dent is, it seems providential that it
befol the Local Freight, instead of the
Accommodation, which was due here
ouly a few minutes after With its
freight Of human lifo
Such terrible scoio as was pre-
sonted at the river is seen only once
in a life timo. The awful gap made
by the sinking away Of the bridge,
the river full of broken timbcrs, brok.
en- cars, upturned trucks, floating box
CO and barrels, aud all tho frightful
debris of such n wreck, the mcn be-
numbod with cold, searching the ru-
ins for the missing man amidst the
binding storm, made picture which
few who saw it will ever forget"
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
nncnnhnn. SIaI IAAr
Whole Tickets, $l2 J. Halves, So;
Quarters, S3.

MO moro acceptable and appropriate present
' be made 70 n mother, wife, daughter,
husband or father than a ticket in the Kentucky
Sttt, Lottery. Now that the Holidays are 80
near at hend-t.e season when IL seems almuat
duty imposed By the custom OF our foretither
for m ny gcnerttinn', as well rs 4 pleasure to
conf gih FROM loving hands 1T seems peculiar.
ly httlng Tc presents that possess some actuSl
value. II has long been acs Nv lelged by all who
are informed that the Kentucky state Lottery
eta than any other legtllz-d lottery In the world.
A maglih 'ent Sinylo Number Drawing will take
pnce On the 3ist "a pccemht 2, which Offers unri-
vailed Inducements TO purchasers holding tickets.
Pirtic' VINO arc willing. by the investment OF a
tow dollars. fo CON Hte for some o q OF The many
len va p'iZs Offered should lose no delay in
tpplyinf for tskc.s 80 60 VIII he distrlbnted.
the tp.ttl prize IS l,Oll insuring a handsome
Tor unc TO the lucky holder Of the corrcspondinB
ticket
Hundreds OF well Nttestel Instances, similar to
the following are almost daily occurring;
"Ni-s tary q Riss u Milford, who died In 1853,
when un'N Ten years Of age, gained PRIV. IN
lottery, the handsOme sum nf ten thousand
pounds, or hity thousand do lars. The tisres
which drew this mtgnidcent sum presented
% her by her H'her, Or. hitfald, one ofthc most
prlmiuell mcr aud Iulgcs If his time -
o How many homes would be hrightencd by
similar success Ga ths Gr,nt Holiday OrNNiag of
the Kentucky ststt Lottery or December sIstl
MURRAY, EDDY &CO, ttr
MHnaser,, Covington, Ky,
To whom all communications should b. ad-
dressed. iwno6
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Society of the army Of the Cum
berland,

70 he OGccrs Of Hc Late 1rag oj
me CRmberiaRd
The following request has been re.
ccivod, based upon circular recently
published calling for an organization
Of Society Of the Army Of the
Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dee. 0, 1867.
With view to the meeting ia
Cincinnati, called in previous cir
c1lar, IL is respectfully requested that
tho following named gentlemen con.
slitutc committee TO mako tho
necessary arrangements therefor, viz.
General Eli Long, Gen Durbin
Ward, General H. NJ Cist, Colonel
Stanley Matthews, Colonel N. L.
Anderson, Colonel L. A. Harris,
Colonel Hunter Brooke.
Respectfully, &C..
GEO. II, THOMAS, Mai Gen.
w ID. WufprLE, Brew Maj. Gen.
Il. w. JouNsoN, Maj. Gen.
In accordance with the above, tho
Committee 50 named met at tho Bur
net House, in Cincinnati, on the 18Th
Instant and organized by appointing
General Ell Long, Chairman; General
Henry NJ. Cist, Corresponding Secro
tary, and Col n L. Anderson,
Treasurer aud Recording Secretary.
1t was ordered that an address Of
invitation be prepared to all the
officers Of the late Army Of the Cum
borland to attend the meeting, called
in circular above referred to, at Gin.
natl on February Gth, 1868.
In acoordaGce Herewith, tho fol.
lowing address Of invitation is pub
lisbcd
GESrLrMEN: Ga Thuraday, the
Gih day Of February next, tho officers
Of the late Army Of the Cum bcrlaud
will mcct in Cincinnati for tho pur-
pose Of forming an organization. This
is duty too long neglected, and il
becomes US 10 move the moro
earnestly and vigorously in tho mat.
ter now. This object is one which
ran not but be dear to all of those who
served in that command, and shared
IN its nonors aud its dangers. 10
meet old companions in arms now
living, and remember fondly those
Sho fell; 10 talk over the old cam.
1aigps in which il took 30 honorable
! part, and do justice to It's position
n history, aud to keep alive that
spirit Of loyalty which is tho safe
guard Of our Republic, is surely
worthy Of our excrtions. To all of
you a cordial invitation is extended,
and we trust that the same unity of
action may be shown in this matter
Of peace which characterized us in
the time Of war.
We hayo assurances from officers
who held the highest rank in our
army Of the gregt interest which they
take in tho coming Convention, and
are already advised of the intended
presence Of many whose names are
bright on the roll Of fame.
Those who expect to be present at
tho time appointel will please write
ucn. liomy NJ Cist, Correspond
ing Secretary, at Cincinnati, Ohio as
soon as possible, announcing tho fact
All Information desired will bo
furnished ON application to any G.,
!hq Vo-mi,tcc aDovo named.
Eli LoSG, Mai. Gen.
Henry NJ. ClsT, Brew Brig. Gen.
\ Ia, ANDERSON, Colonel.
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Neighborhood Items.

SERIOUS AccIDENr.-Mr Charles
Clapp. the well known proprietor Of
tee Five Mile House" between this
city and Clyde, mot with a serious
accident on Monday, by which his
right leg and arm were both broken.
Tie was taking load Of hay from his
place to the upper part Of town, and
when near the top Of the bill, the
wagon was tipped over by occidont,
and Mr.. Clapp thrown to tho ground
Drs. Higgins and Bosworlh we're call.
cd and tho patient was taken to tho
Keslor House, whore he received the
proper surgical attention. IIo was
able to be removed in the afternoon.
and is now doing well.
CLrr re ruE Losr CuiLD. Last
week, il will be remembered, VIC pub.
lished card from Mr.. Bowers, Of
Sandusky city, offering o reward for
his little girl who had boou stolen
from It's home some six weeks ago.
When the Journal was boing read H.
The family Of Mr. G. Il McCulloch,
the item in regard to the lost chilli,
recalled 10 tho mind Of Mrs Nc Cul-
Loeb what hor washer. woman had
told her several weeks ago. This
woman lives n short distance out of
town. Several weeks ago band Of
gypsics oncamped near her house,
aud in tho morning after tlcy left
shc found liltla girl lying in fence
corner. She took the child and rcpt
it three or four days, aud then gave il
to a woman by the name OF pattcr.
sou, who had seroa other children,
aud who was stopping in q shanty.
The Patterson woman, who is dos
cribel as a negro or Indian lproba.
bly, gypsoy) removed to Toledo.
Mrs. Nc Culloch, on reading the item
At once took a buggy and rodo out
10 her washer-womaus, bat could
earn no new facts, moro than that
ho description of tho child answers
10 that Of Mr.. Bowers littlo girl, ,
Mr.. Nc CulIoch tolcgrnphcd to San.
husky that ho thought cluo had
Doon found to the lost child, and |
last Friday night tho anxious father .
arrived hero, impatient to learn the .
These were given him,
and he at once left for Toledo, to fol. |
low tho trail We regret to learn,
however, that up to last evening he
had been unable to gain any further
Information either Of his littlc girl or
the Patterson woman. We think it
entirely probale that tho child is his
and sincerely hope ho may soon re-
cover hor
County SEArs.-Wo learn from
our exchanges that notices are Civ.
en- and petitions circulated for an act
of the Legislature for tho removal Of
the county seat of ruulding county
from Pauldino to point south of
Cecil Station, about, as we under.
stand It halfway between the Rail
road aud the Wabash Canal, aud in
the immediate vicinity Of the Pitts
burg Iron Company's Works.
In Fulton county a like movement
hac been commenced for the removal
of tho county seat from Otlokco to
Wauseon.
In Ottawa county a movement has
been originated to move tho county
seat from Port Clinton to q. k llurbor.
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The Grant Meeting in New York

The proceedings Of meeting held
at tho Cooper Institute, New York,
ou the evening Of the llh inst, will
10 found on the 6rst page Of to day $
Paper. Mr A. 4. STEWART, ono Of
the most prominent mcn and leading
merchants Of the city, presided. Gen.
sicWLrs' eloquent speech is sgigen ou-
,iro. Itprosonta the claims and pc.
i7ilisr fitness Of the cold war hero ~
Pr tho Presidency, ia most conyiuc
ing manucr We commend il TO our
readers IS heartily embodyisg The
,u,imcut Of the great mass oe the
leading Union mcn of tho country.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
n. ). l.. BRowv, or GREEN SPRINGS

DR.S. l.. BROwN. or GREEN SPRINGS
" Seneca County, o., Tor tho ptst twelve years
has made tho treatment Of Chronic diseases "a
speciality, aud by the urgent toil and stnds has
discovoreda new systom of Nervous Physiology,
thereby enabling him to crrroctlv 4 scr mate
between constitutions which scrves as q correct
guide IN making the proper selections of RENE.
dies to exhibit in the varions classes Of Chronic
diseases.
few of which will mention, Rheun1ntisu
Sfroiula and all ieruptons of the Sniue Lung afsc-
tons, diseases NJ the Evc and Ear, oll diseases
OF the urinary organs, also n tho Liver Special
attention Will be given 10 all deases peculiar 20
females. Affected females are invited 20 call an Z
be mHde we'll, all Of the above diseases / will
cure, and many cannot find space 10 mention.
testimonials of many cures can be given Ofice
days, Tuesday and Friday OF each week
An c0mmGp icatons directed 10 me will secure
promnt attention. officc over tho store ~ Brown
McMlnn. J, l., BROWN, NJ 3.
aue1-iyr.
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KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY!
The Only LOCALIZED Drawing Of the
Character ia tho United Statesl
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
TO be Drawn at COving-
ton, Hay.
Class Il, EPeceHSbey' 81,
1867.

No more acceptable md anpropriSte pteRent
can be madc 20 q mother, wife, daughter hus-
baud o father than = ticket in the Kcntncky
State Lottery n has long hccn acknow wlelgcd
that IL offers gre,tcr Inducements to the purchnf-
crs Of tickets than any other lsgalizcd ,ttery In
the world The December scheme surpassos, In
grandeur. anything of the kind ever presented 70
INC u public ~ & u alslri4ihAes Ia2h rts}Y Al
the lucky holder OF the corresponding ticket
Hundreds OF well attrst'd instances similar to
the foiwlng. are nlWr,t daily oerurrinN "Mtss
Mary Russell Milford, who died In 1865, when
only ten years OF agc, gained. =. prize In a lot
terry. the handsome sum OF ten thousand pounds
or nfty thousand dnlars The ticket which drew
this m ,gnlh 'nn sum, WAS presented oh'r by her
father, Dr. Milford, ono OF the most pr mlncnt
men nnd Judges Of the time" How many homes
would.he hriuhtcned hy a similar snrcc,s IN the
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING OF the Kentucky
SlAln Lolicry. ON nacnmb.r llAt. 1861.
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Il A R P BR'S WEEKLY
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Critical n iinn of the prcsa

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Family Paper-llnrper's Weekly has earned for
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~ Repository OF Fa,lIon, Pleasure, aud In
structiOn.'
HARPER'S Bazaar.

Thc Puh shcrs will commence, on November
lat, The issue Of liarper's Baztr a Weekly Illus
imicd Family Journtl, devoted 10 Fashion and
Home Literature. Their aim IL two.ful Q: To sup
ply the existing need of % Nookly Fashion News
paper AMI TO combine Herewith u frsi.cllss
literary journal; which viii bo Indispensable 10
every household.
Arrangements have been made, at an immense
cost, wth the most celebrated Of the Fashion
Papers Of Europe, especially with the famous
Ba1ir q Berlin, whieh supplies the fashions 60
the ieading journals ofPara, furnish the same
to them IA advance, SO that hencefnrth the fash
ions " II appear IN lllrper's Blzlr simultaneans-
ly with their publication IN Paris AMI Berl NJ m
advantage eUoyed 10y no other Journal IN the
Voluty.
The patrons of llsrpcrs nazar will receive
every fortnight large pattern plltes, containing
nom ioriy to hlty flll-slsai patterns OF LADIES'
and onllrcns hounets cloalis, dresses, under
clnthng, and other articles, accompanied with
tho necessary descriptions and directions aud oc-
cas- onHlly an elegant Coored Fashion Plate OF
the size of flnrpers Weekly,
Harper'e ha2ar VIII contain Ii folio pages OF
the size uf Harper's Weekly, printed on super
hne eulendcrcd paper, aud will be published