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A Perfect Hair Dressing. .C0conin0
mpart ane gloss and 10 superior to French ponades and
oils or alcoholic washes.
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Lung and Throat Complaints Disng,penr
when WlsTAR'S Basam OF Wild Cherry 10 used
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A.-A.-JapRnese Hair stain.
Colors the hair whiskers and musache beautiful black
consists OF only preparation. Color viii noe
fade wash out. Only 80 cents n boz.
Sold by H. r. HELMBOLD 59f Broadway, next to Rtro-
poan Hotel, and by all druggists.
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Tho Metropolitan job Printing Establish-
MENp Nss.aq street. y pies red to furnish Cards. Sea;
Printing a rates twentyhs per cent than be OBJ
tained elsewhere In the ci,y -
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spring style Of Gents' nAd Youths Hats
ready at popular prisas.
BURyyE ,ss Fulton street.
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.
Further Returns of the Eyectiou.

CONCORD, n. H., March II, 1868.
Returns from 22s towns, mostly official, give Har.
riman 3s7l2 and Sinclair 81, l5e votes. Harriman's
majority Is about 1850.
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kaldenbure's Genuine Meerschaum Pipes,
Holders, &c, at KALDENBURGS No. john Is Wall ind
III Broadway. Repairing, boiling, &c.
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Experimental Trip Of n Steamer with Liquid
Fuel-Discharse Of Workmen at Charlcstown
Navy Yard.
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Spring Faslions.-Chevnlier's Life For Tho
Hair positively restores gray hair 70 its original color and
youthful beauty mparis life and strength To lbs weakest
hair falling out At keeps the nead clean
unparalleled a hair dresser Sold by all dru9gista and
fashonabe hair dressers, and at Office, MIS- Broaway
New YORK. SARAH A. CHETALIER, NJ ID.
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COD LIVER OIL.
Best in the world. ..--
Manuts ,tured the shore by CASWELL, HAlARu
ivy ,ader Firth Avenue Hotel
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FROM NEW YORK.
NrxYnRK..I ],

New YosK, June IT.
The wife Of Edward A. Pollard, Of Vir
rinis, had Mrs. and Miss Crafty arrested yes
terday, for assault and battery. In her com.
plant she charges Pollard with having con.
sumed her means Of supporting herself, and
then deserving her. In reply, he says she i
. MANIAC, through jealousy.
4 There were 8s2 deaths in New York last
week, and $50 in Brooklyn.
Judge Iugrabatn yesterday refused to issue
an Injunction restraining the Metropolitan
Police from warning strangers away rom GER
tain disreputable concert saloons.
A jury yesterday awarded verdict in fa-
vor Of the Goodenough Horse Shoe Comra.
ny, of s., ,26s, against the Star Fire Insurance
Company, for damage to machinery BY Ere.
The Common Council have increased the
voting districts ol this city to ihirty-hve.
The trustees Oh the Peabody find are In
session here for the consideration OF methods
for carving out the purposes OF the trust.
Bricklsyers. numbering 2 500, are on q
strike for eight hours day, and 81 so wages
The present standard is ten hours At $5.
Work on the pew Tammsny Hall Is pro-
gressin2 rapidly and will be re dy by The
4.h of July. The Hall is lofty, we'll venti.
lated, and will seat 5000.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the
Sehu,zenfest have determined 10 formt lly re,
eeiYe delegates from abroad on the 1Sth inst.
end make an Opening b7 procession on ths
1Gth A steamboat excursion is to be made
on SUNDAY, the 2a.h.
4 cargo Of African: is said to bare recent
" landed In Cuba
The following are the distinguished Eve o
the graduates Of West Point: PsJson
knight, Hoxie, Bass and Mccall.
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winch doss mot bear Evidence Of great JOY on
/ the part Of the inmates thst the Fest has q
last arrived. Every window and every door
way is .dorned With forsl wreaths, and bears
inscriptious msnifeating their eDthasiasm.
State and Wells streets, where the Germans
do most abound, on the South Side, and Ran-
dolpA and Mad;soa, on the West Side. Ars
brilliant With decorations ScarceIy . East
haas Or lager beer saloon bat has its tFibass
10 he Singing Brothers from abrnad. Asay
ol thA shops and stores sfr trimmed with the
sombinsd colors Of the United Siatss and
Vaterland. fhs Stars and Stripes srs often
seen alongside the old Geruau colon-Sold,
red ssd bAekAs the new coiors Of sae
North German Confederation. Turner Hall.
Ulneh's Hall, y, bash Avenue Rink, and
other .headquaxteS, are decorsted in The
most gorgeous manner. Societies iron
abroad hsvs been arriyink since Lalf-psst i've
this morning, and other large delegations
from the East will arrive during the night, bay
ing been detained By the destruction OF the
railroad bridge IN Ohio.
At eight o'clock this evening grand pro-
cesaion Of the S@ngerbnnd Was formed n
Uirich's Hall, which marched 70 WAbash Ave-
nae Rink. The processioa VAS about half IN
hour passing Q given point. Il contained
several large bands, and was profusely inter-
sperssd With Aass Of oil kinda. The streets
along the route we're crowded with people.
During the march cannon we're discharged.
The scene was nm extremely lively one.
Arrived 1t the Rink the following pro-
esamme uas gone through: Welcoming
speech, h1 Mayor Rice, 10 the foreign singers;
0mtiubs, by the retiring and incoming Presi-
dents Of the Bund; Presentation OF the Bund
Flag, BY last years President 70 bis sncess>
sor; music. DC.
Poem. written for the occasion, by EMIL
RitteFhaus, IN eminent poet Of uefmany,
was read at II CLOCK tonight.
After the concert there was grand torch-
light procession. carrying 2, 600 lights, accom>
panied by bands of music Rockets and Ro-
man candles we're ired along the line Of the
procession. The whole scene vas one Of the
most imposing ever witnessed in the West.
The oRening exercises Of the Swngerfest
have pasbed o6 in tho most happy manner.
The only thing 70 mar the proceedings waa
the safoffunsts non-arrival Of the foreign
delegates, detsined in Ohio BY the break on
the Fstburg 4 Fort Wayne Railroad.
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lowing: Ffs4, call ID expert bsi1sFs asd
operators. and ascertain the nt0oGt guam
tity the still can produce Ia twenty four houra
constant running. Second, let the distilleF
hke ont . license for such time q he may
choose to operate, paying or giving good -
curity 70 pay tar on I'll spiFits thas can DO
produced within the period Of the license.
Third, il tbs distiller shall be found 70 over
run the period Of license, then be ahali be
subject TO imprisonment 10 the penitentiary.
Fourth, if any one shall be fonnd TO have
distilled spirits, without license, he
shall be subject to like impris-
,qppspt., Filh, * there be any pnoc-
b ~ laiaAil5 7 3 - f1s -
revenue officer, vho shall Be heavily punis6ed
n he suffer the premises to 20 into the haads
.cf other persons for the purpoee OF using
them. Sixth, the keeper Of any concealed
still shall be heavily punished. Resolution
referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Ways and
means. Adjourned.
The Chair submitted Communication
from Major General Sheridan, commander
Of the District Of Missouri, urging that she
Central Pacific Railroad be compelled to ex-
tend their line from Atchison TO Fl. lie ven
worth. Referred TO Committee on Pacific
Railroads
Mr.. Wilson introduced joint resolution
authorizing the sale Of damaged or unssr-
viceabie arms, ordnance and ordnance stofes.
Referred 10 COMMITTEES on Military Ahairs
Mr.. Trumbnii, from the Judiciary Com
mittee. recommended m indefinite postpone
ment Of The several bills in rshtion 10 the
establishment Of more uniform system Of
Bankruptcy. Agreed to.
Mr.. Shermar's bill in relation to National
currency was again taken mp.
Mr. Cameron denounced the FIRST section,
and moved TO strike II ont.
Mr.. Chandler also opposed the 6rst section.
Mr. Sprague took the floor, but was short
" interrupted By the announcement Of the
Chinese Embassy.
Mr. Sumner presented the guests and the
President pro tenn. made br:sf speech Of
welcome, during which time there was .
general hand shaking and conversation,
through Interpretation, with the Osienials,
The President pro tcn. avain called the
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FROA WASHINGTON.
WasHtyaroy, .Ju,

WAsHrNGroy, June II.
The Chinese Embassy will visit the Capitol
to- day, and be received in the marble RECEIPT
ion room of the Seuate by a COMMITTEES, OF
which Mr. Lawrence is Chairman. At one
O'Clock. they will be conducted into tho SEN
sts Chalaher through the main entrance, and
viii be received BY the Senators standing.
when they have reached the center Of the
Chamber Mr.. LAWRENCE will introduce them.
to which Mr.. Wade, President Of the Senats
pro ten, will make the Response Of welcome.
After this reception, the Senate will take .
recess that the Sehetors may be INTRODUCED to
the AsiatIcs.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

crsorssArI, June II.
The heavy rains last night washed awsv sew
eral bridges and treaties on the n G r II.
between Loveland and Chillicothe, and the
passage 9f trnins will be stopped 'or several
days in consequence.
MADISON, Wis June II.
A sevete storm passed over Grant county
on Sund1b night livery house 10 the city Of
Lancaster had its glass broken. A brick
house in process Of erection, and nearly eom<
pleted, II cost of SIT 200, was blown down.
MILvAuKEE. June II.
Another heavy storm visited this vicinity
yesterday. Several houses we're strnck by
lightning, but no serious damage was done.
A numbet Of bridges are reported gone be-
tween M4Gregor and 0wsttanns. on the Mis-
souri, diviaion VI the St, Pani Rsiiroad. but it
10 expected trains will run over the road again
to morrow IS usual.
FoRr WAygE, Ind, Ispe IT.
This yifini.y vas yis,ted during The lAsttvo
evenings by the most terrible thunder and rxin
storms thhs hss ever been witnessed in this
section. The whole country in oyerfowed.
and rniirdad tracks have been immersed aud
washed Away for hundreds OF feet. The
country between here and Lima. ohio. along
the Pittsdas. Fort Wayne and Chicago mil
road Is coFered ia some places 10 the depth Of
fifteen fedt.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
nISCELLANBOUS ITEMS,

BALTIMORE, June II.
A large number Of prominent 6re Under-
writer's from Eastern and Western cities, arc
in attendance at the session here Of the Ex.
eontive Committee Of the National Board OF
Underwriters.
@ RoIrLAtn, Ne, Jphe ~.
The State Fenian Convention met hero
yesterday. Twenty ave circles were repre-
sented. sGepersl 0'Nsill delivered IN sd
dress explanatory OF the war movement, OF
which he is the recognized leader. Men and
money we're pledged BY those present, and
several officers, graduates of West Point, Of
fered their services.
Las. nieSs tho Fenians held asneeting ai
the City Hall, which rs addressed BY Gene
raj O'Neill, John LAffefty, OF New York,
Captain ]. Driscoll, Of ProTidence, and
others.
PHILADELPHIA, June H..
The coronor's jury in the case OF Timothy
Heenan, who was murdered last week, to-day
returned . verdict that the deceased came 70
his death At the hands Of @ Eaton.
No clue has been obtsined TO the murderer
of Newton Stuart. The ccroners jury to day
returned an open verdict.
OaDEssBuRs, N. r., June II.
The reports from here and other towns on
the frontier Of the State, about the storage Of
Fenian arms. and the gathenug OF Fenian
warriors in these neighborhoods, are pure
fabricaiions. They ere ascertained TO be 20
by officers OF the Government who were sent
there to investigate them.
CLINTON, Iowa, June IL.
Preparations are making at this place for
q Horse Fair on the lst. ID, Sd and 4th Of
July. The premiums offered amount to three
thousand fse hundred dollars.
Sr LouTs. June II.
A policeman named John kanner, was
killed this morning At the Pacific depot by .
drunken man.
SrRlgGfrErp, Ills. June II.
The notorius Harvey Taylor, awaiting trial
on a charge Of robbing the store Of w. d.
johnson 4 Co., escaped yesterday afternoon
from Deputy Sheriff Green, and il still ut
large.
DErRoIr, June II.
Hon. Daniel s. Walb.idge, ex member Of
Congress, died at Kalamazs aged 81.
Bosrox, June II.
The defaulcation in the Hide and Lesther
National Bank 10 estimated to be $575, 600.
The surplus of tho bank is $3.50, 600.
PROVIDENCE, June H..
The trotting stallion stake at tho Naagsn-
sett meeting yesterday Was won By 6eorge
Wilkes.
CHICAGO, June II.
Chicago is in holiday attire. The streets
sre throDged with people. The great San.
eerfest opened this evening under the most
favorable auspices.
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FH0x nM MINES.

DEs MoIsEs, June II.
At a meeting yesterday Of the Conservative
Soldiers State Executive Committee, the fol-
lowing delegates we're appointed to attend
the National Convention Of Soldiers and
Sailors at New York: Al large-Gen. ]. NJ.
futile, Dol. h. H. Trimbie, Col. 8. ]. Van
Ansa, Capt. J.. NJ. Walker, n;strict-Ool.
John A. Mcdowell, e. Pickett, Capt. B. W.
Gross, Col. q. A. Peck, Capt L. l.. Aims.
worth, Capt. G. ". Clark. Capt. Van Ben
nett, Mai. j. D. Athertcu Lieut.. B. H. Ed
dy, Lieut.. N. c. Ridenour, Capt. Crone vii.
Eams. Col. James NJ. Reid.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

MExpHIs, June II.
Gov. Humphreys. Of Mississippi, while at
. political meeting at Sardis, received . tele-
gram that Gen. Mcdowell had removed him.
and also E. E. Hooker, Attorney General,
and appointed Ares IS military Governor,
and Capt. Myers rs Attorney General.
George Bethel, Of this city. VS. shot And
Ten Mile Bayou, Ark, yesterday. The mur-
der was deliberate and unprovoked. Col
Inns, after shooting Bethel, reloaded his gun
and rode off, defyiug arrest.
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DIRECTORS.

sL.sHas w,rsro
NATHAN sEaRs.
s.s-., stss Co.. csseaso-
Hale, Aver = Co. cAie.se
jehn rswem Co. oAIeaso.
VA rnpn 1 Co, chse.so.
,oHN @ HAMS.
Pses,. O .rs.a City Ins Ca, cAissss.
Pres Fsns sssiosaI Bask, cAae.so.
pYGsAy.
srsy. Philips a Co. chloaso.
FBGARpsEa.
vResrdasr Z Co, Chicago.
DAVID KnEIGH,
sErAIssAsx.
SNOW.
egnRaE ogsY.
a-a ss,n ag;sa $ ALs.R r. Llas. chir,se
CNs+.xo.
RoBEgf NC 7IssEY.
CHieAxo.
ERAEc,s sgE MAJ,
Chicago.
JosTPaM DAKE.
csieaxa.
\ DIV aHr,
Gers, 4 Dwight, Chicago.
JPr Fog, Son Co, chasso
Joiivt M.
Dsfrois, Aieh
IF ALLYN,
s.tk.s, ps, Asiass, Iowa
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PaKsrDRsr-DAvID 4. GAGE.
SKcRKrARY-J. NveDW.
TEEAsrREH-ISAAC g. LOMBAkD,
Cashier R5fih Nst.anxi naah, cAfeag,
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UEA MOIsEs, JUNE IL
Two thbnsand men are now ~ work on the
g r. |. Railroad between III city and Coun-
ell Bluffs. Cars will run fifteen miles west on
Saturday.
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Not9f,, n Bankpupfcy.

Notice In H0OkRWptcy.
In ,he Dssrict Court OF United atates for the Die
tsscs cf Iowa, In t~nkruptc, In the uaft.s Of
i. Z. Hart, bankrupt ct Ksekus, y said
distrist, oa the 1ssh a.s " Jsns, D l6s-u .
A District Of Lows.
fVyHIsIs sirs notice. that petit has been t-vt
on The lest dsy q Iuns, tses .hisd 10 ssid die
triet court, By lht of k.otsk,
% CGnlty, Iowa, 10 said District who hiss
been hsr.toors duly dssasrsd ksnkrupt sni-
the eel Of Congress sasiti sAn at To establish
unisorm sysism Of bankruptcy throughout the Gutsd
8tsesa appievsd March 3D. A. D. 1885, tor dt1charxs
aAd c<rsf6cnts thereof from all hi debts and other
claims provAhe said and that the 25,h day of
Jely 1865, At 10 10 ock 10 assgnsd for thr hear
ing of hs hesore sAid Court ia tn. city Of
where and when all crscit Of sad bankrupt snd all
other persons in interest may attend and sSv caase
any they have, why the PRAYER a She sd psfisiop-.
should not be sransta And firth-r notcn is hereby
given that the escoad and krd meeting the creditors
Of nd bankrupt, required uni-r the 9Th asd
2ath ssetons Of said sct. viii be haiien besnre 9
John Bruee, Register In Bankruptcy, room Mimi 81
six In the Ksses Honse In the city Of Keoknk, lee
county. fosa the 24,h dAy q July, 1858. At 10
HK. LOVE. Clerk pro ts. o. 8. Dis. .oaurs,
Kfskuk. Iowa.
", 3. Goliins Attorney.
ks,na e.
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For sale.
~ AIRES OF LAsD-nesr Fsrmipgtosy lows. NJ
II vi x-st Dstizfs re.
A pEstkA aiE X csteE sIsu on atxh -trsvs, sen
n PiffA and ssxta streets, one door kAst from fas
Conversational Chnfch- frame House. fth six
and Cellar tail lot With goos Stable Fruit Trees,
Cjst1rn DC Title good 2nautrr OF
.cri s-dIy WIN FUaTnS 50 Main street.
4 VERY desirable brick Dwelling, With
- t-o toe, In good rspsir. west side OF Grand
Aseun~ h.tsesn Sta and ssh STREET
Ann,s ta wM PrLTos
-.,sa "a M,inst
= . . aud O. bs-ck IL. u % s'a 0ozr-rt
Srests One Of The nost desirshis local ons IN tns
eftf
Also pasts Of Lots and . in botk i3I corner Of
Conc II snd Ninth streets, which h very dlsra
t<o story trick ssisigK
A-o l. ?, and 4, In block 10 corner OF COZ
cert and sighth
wM FUtTUr
rs.s ~ ". n st-@t.
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GOntfAct Notice.
THE snSer signed will re~eise lid. for an hbutnent
I ssd T Fl fir the Big evii Greek Bddg.,p to be
cons'Fa led Of rock couafy furniah ih- 70 OF
Htsae Dsst tr-ek Br ,ge,n far thu sane Be
nssd III. eoatrscsar the balance 1t 10 required that
saos bidder ~s the price par perch he viii deliver
the rock fuS r. Ahutnent Pier. IL b BOT the in
tenit build both an AbHtn ai and Pfsr, but bid
reqar nor 10th as4 the county - elscs which 10 take
If the Pier should b. ss.scsss, the rock 10 BE-
lad In ia, nshsd by tbs county II the Ahut-
ment should be sge 81 upon thu r5ck be laid In
mortar furnished oy thr conrractor.
FOR suy.her paxsrnlars quise Of Ckss. Doerr Fort
naftaon or either Of the ubdeestgned.
n. B.-bid. will be received up TO 10 o'clock, a. oi
ths 18th dAs Of june, 1853 may b. ie with Charlie
d any en4 ii the unseesigred members Of tbs
Board Of Supervisors Of Lee County, lows
DAVID WkIGHT, Chairman.
7. d. MtfrNY,
IoHN HAFTsEe,
Bfidgs oonuit.ee.
June lifh isas ei3st
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Capital s3000,0o0; Shares SIS

Assessments ~n Each share net
10 kxceed Ten Dealass Eaeh.
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venciIl, Jones 4 Co......cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern L co.......cor Second 4 Main streets
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-wHOLEsAL
amhieten Huiskamp. Main strss'
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CLOTHIERs.

Sam G Bridges Nos : I Estes House.
I. r. j. Ayres Sons. .........67 Main street
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B az NJ
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David @ Lowry Second sttsst
" Westcott ......... Main strest-near Fourth
Webster Bros ~. .....S6 Main street,
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ROOTS 4 sHOE8-RETAIL.
L. N. Dean cor Third Main strests
Huiskamp 4 Maltese .............s0 Main street
Huiskamp 4 Bro..... Main street-bet 4th 1 5th.
Elk Hart .....................138A 50 Main street
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0O0K.8IHUEA.
Psarce 1 son 49,. .Gste City Bldg, Main ! I'd
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CROCKERY . QUEENsWAR1.
'erey LIE Faiyre. Main street-bet 5th 9th
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
all, Armitage 4 Co.....eor Ninth Johnson.

BONNET BLEACHERY.
Emerson ......-.........cor Fourth 4 Biondsau
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AUCTIDN011l0.
J. A. Wallace Co...'.s III Main street.
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BOoKs sAsTATaoHERr. .

BAG EACVOAYs
Beers Min efrNl
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

old SILK HATS made over into the new ,
also and Son Hats cleaned dyed pressed ni
,mus3 ..o Ladies Hats made style, .JOhSSoN No.
i9l ghth.ays, corner Thirty sIthsh
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUE'

solcmnitr. His prcvious collections have won a good
deal Of favor by their aptness and point, and the
present work published after long interval VIII oe
found 70 rossess the same attractive qualities.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
The following cases arc in anOther Kind.

We have read somewhere OF an ingenious stratagern.
devised by French lady OF fortune. for securing true
husband. She kept herself very secluded from
society and gave out report that che was frghuuny
wealth As she accessible personally 70 her suit
or they OF course. had recourse TO their bMetsdor
and among these from Belgium pleased her fancy,
ssivc she replied. An Interview was accorded
also, and OF noble character When they met IN her
saloon, the lady wore mask she warned MIN not 10
risk his happiness by alying himself with ono s0 de-
formed In face and feature
He replied, Well accept my hand; never unInask but
10 the eye your husband charmed he with her
sweet eloQuence and grace.
consent" she repied"I shall survive the appear
snce Of alright and disgust-perhaps contempt-you may
feel-af marriage"
IL win shrink from the proof" said he. 1t Is your
heart. and not your figure, that charms me-" go
IN iew Gays their snarrage took place and notwltI
standing his refusal TO accept IT, the whole OF her fortune
was setled upon him. Returning from the altar, she
threw herself her knees, before her husband, and
- You have not deserved deOrnity you merit the love
of beauty And vision Of angelic beauty stood be-
Tore him Nicholas the Emperor OF Russia, his
nde IN singular way yet 1t had spice OF galantry IN
at dinner, the Emperor rolled up ring In piece Of
bread and handing 10 the Princess Roy al said To her
Ia a subdued voice,-"if you will accept my hand put
tlh ring ON your finger" This In the 1mperal way Of
popping the question" She took time 10 deliberate
put suffered her heart to speak the truth at once and
'heir hapy nuptials were soon c0Dsuiumated.
Our readers must not suppose that Mr. Saunders
always Affects the humorous vein in his treatment Of
the subject On the contrary, although his book for
the most part, IL what may lie called light read
ing, he sometimes diverges into grave discussions
which are always marked by sobiety and good sense
wi hecOmuU falnua hv Ia,