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n6The Westminster Gazette daclaims q
against too much physical exercise, and o..
presses the opinion that physical de velope.
ment 70 very liable to be carried too far.
~W. H. Hooper, deiesate from JTtah. has
arrived At Omaha, to arrange for the trans
gortsf'on OF large Mormon emigration from
- During the storm on Monday night the
lightning etreck and set dre 10 Archsr's store.
noufe, Brooklyn, containing large quantity
of saitpetre and nitrate OF soda The bark
Loulee, lying At the dock. was also burned
e01n Rhode Island the amonat Of eapItal In /.
vettea In manufactures - reportao 70 be
@23,OC0. 600. and the, eross annual proauet Of
the mills OF The State is sstinAted, at
~AsSssSs5vySs les Ha zss aes sRsss 81 "a
-. ) - 80 Al 80 80 kaInef
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From Mexico-NeWs by Minister CampelI's
.-r sEh Messenger ST ?

.. NEW ORLEANS, May 1--we get the follow-
ing from Hon. L. d. Campbell. Mis-, messen-
ger to Juarez returned to-day, having made
the Trip from Matamoros to San Luis POtosi
day and was treated with the greatest cour.
tesy andlconsideration. Liberal reports stated
Escobedo had IS, 900 men at Queretaro, and
was in possession Of all the roads except one,
and was in expectation ofgetting that Maxi
milan was in Q Queretaro, with fifteen thousand
men. The feeling among the Liberals was
very bitter against Maximlllian and his native
saved in case Of capture. Jnare3 and hts OH
GERS were very confident OF s. speedy triumph
at Queretaros and expected TO be at the City Z
Mexico in two months. The mes s6nger left
Juarez at San Luis on the 23d. 81
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sEORET DISEASES.

eAMAlI1AN's GIFT il the mest certain, safe And
e6ectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reno.
dy discovered. Cures in two to four days. and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. II
Ii the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to bs exposed. Male packages, q; T.
male, Is.
sAnARi1ANh Roof AND HHxB Ju1crs-A positive
end permanent cure for spyhilis scrofafa, Ulcers.
Sold By s. O. Ford. See advertissnent. myG
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CRNTRHARY OoL-
LECTIoNs.-The New York Methodist pub
llshes an account of the returns thus far OF all
the contributions made in the several confer.
ences that may be properly placed under the
amount is $3.166, 006, including both connec-
tionAl and local objects. Ot{thIs S615,195 Is
for objects strictly correctional, and SO s35 0e4
or Sc per cent, 10 for local Objects, such as
church building, church debts and literary in -
stitutions belonging to the several con ferences.
The distribution OF the remaining SIG 626 is
not reported. The New York Con ference re-
endowment of the Theological Seminary. The
New York East reports seas, no, Of which
$473,30e is for church building and debts, and
only S92.4G5,
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KNOW THY DESTINY,
MADAME E TH0RNTON the 1reat y

,i.b AstroIasis. j,Iairyovsnt ana 'ns PassSometrf
clan, who has astonished the scientific GLASSES Of
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person you are to marry, and By the aid Of On In
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leading traits Of char acter, &c. This Is no hum
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viii send when desired Q certified certi dcate, or
written guarantees, that the picture is what 1t
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and stating place OF bi rfh. age, disposition and
csmplexiop, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself. you will receive
mail. All comm ications sseredly confide ntial
Address in confidence, MADAME .. +. THORN.
TON. P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. 7.
an 3D&Weely ...-
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,.<ALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, May S, Noon, 1857.
&&


Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND TH1 WEST
are now run - follows. viz
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO, 7:IS, and
1l:lS O. M, and 2.O8. and 4 so, and 8:45 p. N,
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS. Fa
Leave daily. except Sunday, at Too .. m, and
TOE i AZ STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLt ts
JUNCTION.
Leave Of el6 and Too .. n, and at 800 and I:ss
N. .t -.. 'l
FOB ANNAPOLIS,
Leave at TOO Q. m, and 4:So ,. m, No trafns
tor from Annapolis on Sunday.
roRS roHS SBsGfinA5IB1. sIGffnAIB
LeAve t7:46 0. N. and 81 and g. 45 D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 74e a.. m :. and 80 and 8:45 .. -.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7:As .. m., 40
Or Sunday ct 4:so and s:45 .. m only connecting
at kela, station with trains from Baltimore TO
wheeling Parkersburg, &c .sr"
PHEOUGH TIOh11s . g the West can be hsd al
the sshin ngton Station Ticket Oface ct all hours
In the day, ss we'll a. al the new office Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Psna.
ayenue, between Sta and th streets.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of g Through Line.
]. l.. WILSON, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
E. j. WILKINS ,Pssseng ger Agent.
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc 80 tt GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent Wsshinaton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE BIOILIAN
HAIR HEWER "a

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IT WILL KEEP THE BAIR FROM FALLING OUT.
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Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
B. p. HALL CO., /
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~ MARRIAGEA AED CELIBAOY, AND THE
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Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the
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create impediments 70 Marriage, with sure means
charge. Address Or. J. sKILLIN HOG0HTON, !,
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STEA MER WILSON SMALL
FOR THE EASTERN SHORE,

EOTICE.-Ths Steamer WILSON SMALL.
OAPT. y. T. LEQHAkD, nowin L.
most comfortable and elegant =!
S PlyiDs sp Ssy will rssuns
her pier opposite No: .7o Light st5set wharf:
M sf9z e ff9k4ss sSzNt' SzE
WkAIITE,4cEs KHAKEG G4MBEkkRHGEs k HTTGEH HTE e
FORD'S. ,WHARE sAd LL1Y1,S LAkDLNG.
!. RssgEsing fr2m THE EAsTE y ERE 81 sAoBE, sas s
p m, and 1Asten Point Of .: m, every Monday
Wsdpesdey4 and FRIDAY touching at ell interme-
on the following morninzs.
She has o large number OF fine state-rooms.
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EXCURAIONS.

The steamer "WAWAsET'' can be charteret
for Excursions to Glymcnt and other poi nts OF
the river. ct reasonable rates. The Grounds ane
the Pavilion at Glymont are in good order fol
Pic mics and Pleasure parties. .
Parties desiring to charter the "Wawaset'
should apply at the Office Of the Company. foot 0
ny7 President Potomac Ferry %.
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TDHROUQH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
4 PH1LADELPHIA AND EEWYORK.
z q

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1857.
Trains between Washington and Kew York are
now ran as follows. viz: srt@
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 7:4s .. m. and
g6R NEW ToRK, changing cars at Philsasl-
Leave daily except Sunday at ll:l5 .. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday at 7:N and Ills .,
m, and $50 and $50 p 49,,
m only. -
daily.
Through tickets % philadelphia, New York. OF
Boston, be had the Station Ofee At oil hours
In 'ae day. a we'll q at the new ONCE Ia the
baakers and Brokers Telegraph Line, S4S Penn,
avenue, hstween 9Th and 7th streets.
ZEE Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd advertisement
-.nna poifs, and she West. -.
i'll. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
Z. n OOLE. General Ticket Agent.
.. J. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
GEO. @. KOoHTz, Agent, Warrington.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL 0OALll Eft--C-- Egas
Best WHITE ASH ct SO. by the ton. All sizes },
to suit customers ---Iff ~, -
Saved .sd ssiis phk pi5hw hwooD. q s,s ss per cord.
Long Oak, 9s per cord rsl
A ton Of Coal sold By me always weighs z 40 lbs
' f. 2s-ly Corner 4th and q streets,
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COALl OALlI
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons Of 240 lbs, delivered In sny part OF
the city. ~ =
Stove, Egg and furnace White Ash, Ss.oo.
BED Ash. $s.X. st .- -.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders received at our Office; or at the Wharf,
- 9. p BROWN B SON,
ta25-n 465 9th street, between and +.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. -
WASHING TON AND ALEXANDRA

The Steam mboats of the Company leave each
2. untii clock ,. = m. nm Leave S'sfr from eeAl
the wharf foot Of 7th street, Wa h-an
ipgtop. d
The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats
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poToMA0 THANsr0RTAFioa LIsE 70

DOTUMAC TRANSPORTATION LIAE FOE
Il a. BALTIMORE.
Making freight con neetfon at AQUA ORBEK
With h1CH HMON D. -FREDERICks- <<Afsns
BURG AND P0T9MAC RAlLBoAD. &1
Nickle. and steamer KENNEbEO. Capt John q
Wilson, leave Washington from Sixth street
wharf every WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY, ct
.. m. =, for Baltimore, and usual way landings oH
Potomac river. RetlIn ming leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and TRIDAY.4p N. ~ ia .
For further Information apply to
j. B. BRYAN BRO,
NH le-tf No. 345 Pennsylvania ave.
STBAAER WILSON SMALL D - .,ope
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3Yz j Street. betweon 13th a1A Izsh -.
Mr.. Alliot. from Paris, Hair Dresser. OF the
oecatry, haa new been sstablishsd fer the last
eisht ysars Ia Mashtngton. ana ssmPsrs. en- On;
ofthe hfshest society, he has tho honor 20 A:
nounos tha ~ has thf. sAason imlorse1 the latest
s!sIyshins shst ss.scss 70 the dressing e e;ss
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-s FOB MOUNT VEBNON
The fine steamer "WAWASETn will leave the
wharf foot of eth street, TUESDAY. Thu Rs.
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 O. eclOck.
Returning, the Boat arrives at 3h .. n.
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RAILROADS.

AsnAhleOhbEs ..-..
1897 GREAT 1916
AOOe PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE OO(
"a 9 - ) -.
TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH. AND SOUTH
WEST.
8, On and after May 9Th, 1851, trains viii leave as
Washngton-.745 A. NJ Baltimore .-....l2 10 P. N.
q 81. ,.i-4 30 p. VI. ...... 90 p. M
.- sr ...-s.45 P. Nj ......10.3o p. n.
FtlS GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE, J
WIN EbEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room
day ans night Cars with modern improvements, and
Saving IRON four TO twelve hours in time over any
other route; Two hundred miles saved to Western
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
- TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Inrough from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
RI11SBURGH ii without change. HIra rsf
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
adTantage OF making all changes in UNION DE-
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the of
nee, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable information
will be given at all times. ~
Passengers procuring tickets at this Office can
secure Recommendations in Sleeping Cars for Ell
mira or Pittsbprg.
Sixth and Penn'a ave-, Washington, D. c..
ED. s. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent,
r de lily Baltimore, Md.
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Ner Es4fR3 a. 4sASia- Esz3e - ssssf89 "a go
aiHisss6 sA egs& g k5ss1;Fa5 -
ia III haa asgi ,EktgEAs s ~ ga
Evening star., 1867-05-16

4 UAKD Tho undersigpsd hsfswith annous
Aces 10 the rnblic tnat he has pold ont A.An
s siesE Hs sss .sa nss 81 ss op
tnnity 20 thspk hts frionds for the mAnt !Slvf.
which for - many yeafa ehey hsvs been Esaeed
iiDue . sxtsnd the sAPs Tn e sip sapeSssss; 49,
vasAinsten,D ,. o.. April 8. ~.
Inks pleasure p inform The public that have
tEjsrnasf BsstsIfanS rs shalt IS ny duty e. dQ
:;s..s z sss:ss = s. s ~ ss;sSs sHs
.h18lo tvs, I - isH Sis ISsShSHFNNt
go - 4sa3 az ssaaif+ hs2H Is sa9atz9 sasts
ai5iltss5 =a eas& e .ssTj. = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
MORTALITY OF THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
DIP nAEELs-S WEEKLY LElrER

The Registrar of Records does not, as u was
supposed he would nudc to the arrival of the cholera
ehp Lord Brnughaui; but hU writes an uucOmm"ny IN
ertstng letter ths week. Notwithstanding whose SUB
stance Is anneXelS 80.
H. he week Of December ens srur @ there 96
deaths NrVlorh ihcud3z % 30 The public Institutions There
Dna,n efcsiye ~ the u tAst we're returned from
COUNTY u0s and street, This mortality estimated upon th &
ttuai ~ % 90 deaths Va 1900 nhstn yrerf ~ New "rs
B tn yr4u 0u 10 brookn fhu diseases Keep ~ an
tpsd They drs owed 0nlf tl lives lLbt per cent o
t.e lat died Ntiok ant oIy 20 p-pus p per cent ~ use
that de 10 Brooklyn las. Wrrs Bat h, inactivity oi a poson
and ftu- cuteraauec h ungstsl fatality m com si'r Hh
i1ltnmntorl disase. These maa n vital organs c'sd a. F'
disease. "a deaths i0 per u thU ta 10 YORK.
r,n lungs either dc ed On ,e, 10 the tao ce While
he ngaaicrg. cougetr aud other 81 The brain were
CHARGED 18th the death ~ - persons. mofy children itr
sauarg lesson concerning tbs excessive mortality ~
the local consestuns and uaammations. studied tr"in
individual desihs~
prl, namely ptrcug cd bulls mndr 81 persons
ib unattended against is uc,mvi, able i snis up eNN
greater Of and chhen ~ Ar unhtauhM am"sue
of ma rnuatel dstugs Escaping I've Gue Diseases ~ Nuh'rr
Dc n the col sra~n ~ cl diseases t
nrr trsrcr shan the % n cons fr af sh"n
be n. than died sst week and that ch
Iyotc, Tue mortality the arst year ~
infancy equatd 81 The total NcaNurk and 70 cent
Of The deaths 81 ch rth uHder i've enaei
per all the latter city The temperature 81 We
fahr and the um ~ the lot
the 9Th The uncxamlei exemption ~ thr me
toua. l diseases. aud especially nom tatal dhea
sarrrs presumed leahy ses"o yel Tue
may needed monitor for cholera is rRned the Great saul
iry ectur stalks abroad continent and uuh ct
applying Ill popuos places that no health gov
need expect 20 escape the ORDEAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
KENTUCKY
TIfR NEW LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS.
A letter in Ihe L0uiSrHiC Journal has the fol-

A letter in Ihe Louisville Journal has the fol-
lowing
A. tho Sneaker of the Senate Is Ct 0fr9 next 10 success
sion 10 t.,e Governor wc deem 10 proper to pay our
pp,,s tu him. and briefly Inform your readers Nllt
manner uf luAs" hc is. Mr johnson, them, 7 utNc
~ ,. tuuuty. ny, having been born on Dee g. lrl'
a. - uow reached tuu ago 81 5o ycur- 300 tc cIJl mont
81 perfect physical health ANA mental Ntni. hc D. /"
LAWYER by iruf sur, and years ueu entered tc practice
as 70 partner ~ the Hon. icui Hardin than whom un ih
WIS better widely known 90 htithchJ. Oht ~
decline. tud uua disappearance from thc political non
iluu .If. johnson go fu accord WITH ING WING rFil
Since mat time however. hc hls uurcsrryry cmbraccd
tine Principle. 81 Democracy, aud hhurrd fcHuu~y 100
fIrr liuif lie brings 10 fhr chair much rNp"rrnr" u1
it, occupant having been frequently called upon ~ times
past tu preside Therein.
Thr HOUSE has equally fortunate in The scircinn
nf b. spcakrr-uud that The Hon. john j. buuei "
Louisville Will Discharge the responsible duties az mat
p.-.iiol ably .ud satisfactorily, al who KNOW MN hic
SO assured. THIS gentleman and bis autcCedci@ ~ "a"
well known to many 81 our readers. thht relation oi Dr.
hc!e would read like tWiv-t0d tac.' u may not Dee
known o suur hOwcfc err, that hc, too. formerly acted
Win c Mhig panty bur prompts refused t. ~ VI i
r. aan riucr which time hc hHs drutu"d hu-clf w4t'
Gee, Democratic party, iud hy hls zeal and ahil hAs De-
rnin oue a. 30. most tiu-icd lenders iu 1861 Dee chose
Ii- willie as biz home. and hu- There won dl-ii tou .
a r rut -iu cr aud tbr Cchatcr, both n the practice
uf law aud iu tur political arena.
rom the be-, iountiou can GAIN the Democrats ip
the scuatc have about sght known o"hrui-, Willie 900
enc House they have about ht',u probably tu fu many,
a.. te members % the turd party l,Nr Iuf ir l I.t
resolved TO ar coutcd With TIE DruortH3 lAu- iAc
Indications OF Lalluolious action arc ssnIicl.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
D MINING srocKs.-FIEsT BOARD.
TUESDAY. Dee. lO-P ".

TUESDAY, Dee. l0-P. v.
Gold IS lower closing ut 1851 after selling at 1870
1893. The clearings of tho Gold Exchange Bank
were sG1 49, 600 and the balances Sl,OO9'4lS
Government stocks were cheaper on the gold
bearing issues with moderate sales, and higher on
the 7S0s Tennessee Is higher. selling at ga Tor
New and Gj for Old bonds The ability of tho State
n promptly meet its interest makes the debt Of
Tennessee a desirable investment Considered as a
railway security alone it IS the cheapest stock on tie
lists In railway mortgages little doing The railway
share market was excited for q short time under
q break in North Western Common from 90 to 5s.
hinder small sales This fall induced some weak op'
orators 70 close out, producing o small decline IN
Eric and the other active stocks. After the call the
market was frmer, and stocks in fair request. Az
the Second Board prices advanced. with good de-
mapd for the leading shares New-fork CehtTh was
:, snecial demand and sold at IFS; Tennessee rs
wore sold NJ GS, G4; Pacific Mail rose to l2i. Tx
press stocks were all higher Erie rose ); DO Pre-
ferred. :: Hudson River, !; Illinois Central :;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 4; Northwestern
Common, II; do. Preferred, .; Rock Isl
and :: and Fort Wayne, !. Tho mar
ket closed firm Mt the following quotaslon''
Canton. 4G7047; Boston Water Power, 10; Wells
Fargo 5la55; American, TGSO; Adams '9lS
7g2; United States. 1913: Merchants Union
BskH0J. QUICKSILVER, suU-lGg hlai iP"'"' -
posa Preferred. 14sGl5; Pacific Mall l@ii~l4i'
Western Union Telegraph S3s6S3! New York Cen
trail, llSQllSI; Erie, 7220Is Eric Preferred 20"
-; Hudson River. l31tdlS9; Reading ''5"D''
Milwaukee and St. Paul 42l94S; do Preferred G.s
62l; Ohio and Mississippi 26s026l; Michigan eonth,
ern. sl2QS2: Illinois Central, l3SsGlS4; CieNelaIu
and Pittsburgh S3las3s; Cleveland and Toledo lU-t
0lOS; Rock Island. 81, 091; Northwestern ,o'"
COL do Preferred. 67i907s Fort Wayne, ". @"'
Money is in good supply. on call. at percent "'D
loans at g. In commercial paper there IL no enI'sV
Best names are 7l99 and second grade per
The public feels assured that Congress VIII S"sPuu
contraction, and before adjournment amehu .l'
Banking law, so IA to give the South all the
il requires 10 develop its resources.
Exchange is irregular. The quotations are iu.
don, go DAYS. lO9.GIO9I; sight, lO9!SllOti rams
long. 5.le!G5l5,; short E1Ss a5.lSIi Hamburg, 90
SGT; Amsterdam, 4taAt; Frankfort 4~''''
Bremen. T9079. ;lBern, 7ls972. 49,.
Freights 70 Liverpool 500 bbls. RoSln at0s;
Oilcake at 25s.: no hhds. Tallow al rs ou' a"u
bales Cotton at sd7-l6d. omc.
The following was the days business at tho oD''o
If the Assistant Treasurer Receipts for Customs
Also OOO Receipts for Gold Notes sSi4.OOo to.'.
Receipts Al OasO7l So; total Payments s2OlslOo W.
Balance, slOS 9Ss475 81
The Prorideaco Journal says: ,,o,
goods remain very quiet With prices compar"''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

toilet the following very becoming style Ia recommended
The skirt Is double and OF white camberry gaze tho
lower one has long train. aud ~ Oriahehteu WIN
of doepcarlct velvet, Topped with wie sal hnu
by falling aver IT, Tie upper skirt is lined with the samo
velvet row and frngeS ana ends IN point DeUI' II ~
tucked mp ON each side by floating red ribbons lo1p,u
with white, ana by "a sash which reaches mp 10 INC p'il
The waist Is OinaneItcd with white satin ana Hu i"lu.
forming ~ 'front.' rcd rose with whiiC heart m ". n
half wreath Of rcd roses garland OF holly cayes Win
red fruit makes tins costume complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
REAL ESTATE CALCULATIONS.

10 hs EdifoT oJ Ihf ITtJuHs
SiR AS Mr. Seward seems TO have EN-
barkcd ia business real estate broker would II not
be well for him To make proposals TO England to
take the Green Ise of her hands as part payment flor
the Alabama clalms &c.f think that he could find
many valid to do IL would make splendid
naval station; has good land, producing valuable crops
and many unwOrked mines.
Ne,c. York, Dec. Z. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
After the Recorder of Jersey gin had nd

After the Recorder OF Jersey Clty hau ai-
journcd his Court yesterday morning clean ana wen
dressed young presented herself aud requested
HIM to commit her for 10 days 10 the County jan Her
face was unfamiliar though II had been missing Tor
months past In the Recorders Court Kate Connor
for that was her name has been frequent hnblue Oi our
city and county jll and almShOusc having been repeat
ediy committed for yagrancy prostitution and drunken
ness She WIS In company with Welsh mOw IN prison un-
der OF death for the murder W Patrick Iof
when the Welsh Farley murder was committed aud she
has been confined witness In Newark JAN ever since
This accounts for her absence. Released snort te hgO
she again grayitates toward her old haunts Jersey I
With no Kindly home 20 90 to- the wintry blasts chlhg
her footsteps the domain Of society the Ody welcome
which meets that extended 10 her by IamiSheu Dun
ger this poor Outcast knocks a the door OF prison ecu
seeking within Its gloomy shadows refuge frOm the pu
less storm without. She IL yet u young wOmali ahu
though much degraded retains germ or good abont
her She possesses intelligence than the average
OF women In her condition. an honest countelancc lo0
nj all repusye and Is very truthful In all her nus
Daily Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

Brooks and Henry, in jail on charge of
lhvng murdered Bradley, the old man who was killed In
Hartford Thanksgiving night have made n partial
confession Each throws the blame the other aud
both on Homer. the negro who was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

Mr.. Adrian II. Muller, auctiOneer, sends MS
note in reference TO his fec OF S220 for nppasg the
"Circle" tho OF Broadway ana Fhy.nlnth-
st. He SAYS that there three appraisers, ANA each
charged for his services 2h Of per cent on the os
mate OF one per cen. between them, WINE tho
ordinary charge " private parties 10 VI Que per cent