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Personal Intelligence.

Major c. H. Blackburn, District Attorney of Gin.
clnnat, is soJournlng at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Miss Anna e. Dickinson has arrived at the st.
Denis HOTEL
Judge Mnot OF New Hampshire, law partner Of
the late President Perce Is stopping at tho Everett
House.
Mr.. J. H. Selkreg editor OF the Utica Journal and
Member OF Assembly is among the latest arrivals at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr.. George II. Yeaman, late United States Minister
at Copenhagen, has apartments at the New York
Hotel.
Hon. c. w. Gardner, from Texas, Is at the Metro
politan Hotel. He has come to the city on railroad
business.
arrived at the Brevoort House from Paris. They
were among the last batch OF Americans who, by
the intercession OF Minister Washburne, obtained
leave to pass through the Prussian lines.
General B. II. Hill, Of the United States Army is at
the Grand Central Hotel.
Major Joseph B. Campbell, Of the United States
Artillery lett the Hoffman House yesterday for For
tress Monroe.
Hon. 8. D. Graves from England, is among the
recent arrivals at the Grand Central Hotel
Hon. E. J. Phelps. member OF Congress from ver-
mont l. at the Clarendon Hotel, en- route for wash
ingt0n.
COlonel William IL. ScOt, prominent railroad
man. has taken quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
DIR. s. Tuckerman a prominent member OF the
ar,tocracy Of the "Hub," Is temporarily at the Al
bomlrle Hotel.
Mr.. Fl. II. Hulburd, Comptroller Of the United
States Currency. arrived yesterday from Washing
ton and put up at the Everett House,
Mr.. r. G. Hazard, prominently connected with
the Pacific Railroad, ID ut the St. Denis Hotel
General fitzpatrick, exMinister to Chile, has en-
gagged quarters at the Ast0r House.
Hon. Oakes Ames. member Of Congress from Mas
sachusctes is among the latest departures from tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Senator Stamford, Of Schenectady, Ia temporarily
at the Astor House.
Gneral Michler, Inspector OF Public Works at
washington, hiss left the Everett House for home.
Mr.. John Hay. Private Secretary to the late Presi-
dent Lincoln, ia soJournlng at the Astor House.
Mr. A. D. Barber, prominent politician Of Utica
is sojourning at the Metropolitan.
General W. H. Gibson, Of this city, left In the
MORO Castle for Havana yesterday.
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JUDGE DowLING, when he remanded the
monster Evans to the Tombs under fifty
thousand dollars bail the other day. remarked
that he would like to see policeman sta
toned in front of all such shops as that bogus
ply yscian conducted to inform people about
entering of the character OF the places. No
donbt the unfortunate people who seek relief
at the hands of the demons who conduct these
places do SO wilfnlly, with the full intention of
securing their Illicit object; but it is equally
true that few Of them comprehend the mur-
derous risk they run, or know that thesS prac-
titioners are mere uneducated quacks, more
apt 10 kill than cure. If policemen were sta
toned there to warn them that they would
Ger ainly be aeeced, and probably stand fair
chance Of being murdered, doubtless the
patronage these vampires now erJoy would be
sensibly reduced.
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senor Romero IN the Mexicaa Froe S:cnc.

senor Romero an thc MexicaA Free ssccno.
Senor Romero, the Secretary of the Taesury
OF the Mexican republic, has spoken freely and
with considerable good sense on the subject of
the abolition OF tbs free zone. Among the
many prominent politicians Of Mexico Sefior
Romero stands in the foremost rank His
opposition, Therefore, to the continuance Of
the Zona Libre, which he Mexican Congress
has, by vote of eighty-fve to thirty seven,
decided not only to continue but to extend, Ia
IN evidence not only of his patriotism but
also of his foresight. Tho reason given by
some Of the M ,xican legislators for the con-
tinuance and extension Of the zone, which
thoughtful Mexicans regard as an injury rather
than an advantage to the States within the
jurisdiction Of which the free zone extends,
is an expression OF def.nce to the United
States. Why, this is smply the madness
of ego.ism and the blindness OF conceit--
not reason! There is no reason whatever in
it. The United States entertain none but the
most friendly feelings for NJ x CO, and why the
Mexicans desirs to offer the peopl, of this
country defiance it is hard to tell. In the con-
tinuation of the free zole this country is
interested il by its continuance citizens living
on the border are injured by it. That snug
Cling is carried on to the detrment of honor
able dealers living on the American side Of the
Rio Grande is conceded on both sides. Those
citizens will have to be protected in their
rights. The United States government does
not desire to interfere with the internal man
agement Of NJ xican affairs, and that every
sensible Mexican well knows but it must and
will protect lis own citizoas, and if the pur-
suance of such course gives offence to those
who advocate the free zone, as def ince to
the Yankee government be it 80. Senor
Romero's speech is timely and wise r. mon
STRANGE, and as the bill has not yet been signed
by President Juarez, who is also an opponent
of this protective smuggling scheme, we hope
that wiser counsels viii prevail and that
Mexican legislators will adopt some more
statesmanlke aryum mt to guide them in th ,ir
legislation than seeking by defiance the i'll will
OF nation which arlently and sincerely wishes
peace and prosperity to NJ Mexico.
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AN IMpUDENT PRoPosITIoN-At the meet
ing Of the Board Of Public Parks on Wednes-
day person more gifted with greed than
modesty made formal proposition for per-
mission to run an elevated railroad through
the Grand Park. Just think of railroad for
purposes Of public traffic running through .
pleasure ground devoted to the reposo of
the citizens and the cultivation Of all that
is beautiful In art! One spot at least should
be left undefled, and that is the Central
Park-the public paradise of the metropolis.
Very properly the Park Commissioners, on
motion Of Mr.. Robert J. Dillon, rejected this
ill-timed proposition.
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II E I'm DAMS
Astounding Frauds in the
Indian Depar tment.
Report OF Commissioner Welyh on the AfYairs
OF the Missouri River Tribes
Agency Abuses Reformsd

WAsHiNGroy Dec. 8, 1870.
Mr. william Welsh, OF Philadelphia, formerly tho
chairman or the Board or Indian Comm, i0ners
hah an interview with the President ay, ana
SUB equently made semi.o Official repot to the se;-
retary oil the Interior. lilo re.urlei the I'd inst.
from his visit TO the eeven tribes OF the Sioux aud
the PGnacs, all OF whom are on tho Missouri river.
he Introduced and assisted the Ave new agents
that were appointed By the President on the
nomination Ok the missionary s)cetie, OF the Prot.
eslant Episcopal Church. Tho report will cncour-
ago the friends OF Indian civilization, AZ m gtvea
ILLUSTRATIONS OF the readiness OF tlat long neglected
people 10 proht by the presence among Ilen OF
CHRISTIAN ministers ana teacners Arrange nens
were made 10 establish schools and 10 be followed
BY missions at an early day. The Governor Of
Dakota having been removed from the Iudian
SuperinIendency by the President. certain abuses
At the agency have beer reformed.
MIR. WEIGH. I'm .uding hts report TO the Secrs.
tary OF the Interior. says
There Is one department that sIli needs the DOW
erfu grasp o master hand ! reief 10 purchases
by CONTRACT ana otherwis,. IL is estimated o. men
OF large experience tlat a lew airoI luanIpu u.
tors OF contrac and purchase have made
djaDs on ',s ,ns our aa ron liver Su.ps' m ta,s ma
and re could have been saved l. the business had
been bee conducted Just a. our insrcl,ants manago
were contracted ,of at . % for bag OF DIne,y-
eight poun -. Delivered at s!oaN cay, ~aea
ought 10 have been So as wle,t VA oniy
wcrih from sixty 70 seventy cents pey nu-h i've
bargain Tor regit Az tue his,o ri was nigu IN
aboat tAe same ratio, say two ala !, quarter c.sts
per pound 60 the nearest reservatcn. and six aad
a quarter Gems To oraad K.ge.. Wheat eoald has~
been puicna ed aad ground on tnc Reservation
one-thirI me cost 0, IN, rpesent supplies.
Bad as th5 syssem is J "a sresod 10 report an
occurrence tnat rust you Will re,.r ut 10 the
special indian Commissioners ior thorough Inv es..-
RLllon and paolc report. lho loiowing cGa1sc wlll
be found IN an act OF con grcss passed. 18TH ot
last Ju'y termed me inlal Appropr.a ION btli:--
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Swindling emigrants appears to have become
science. The old days OF baggage smash
ing have departed. Thanks to the excellent
system adopted at Casl, Garden there is little
chance left for the swindlerI TO cheat the emf
grants while under the protection Of the Emil
grant Commission. Therefore the swindlers
have changed their ground. The last trick, it
appears, is to post them selves upon the rail-
road cars and, under the glse of Officials
of the railroad company and State detectives,
to levy blaekmail upoa the poor emisrants.
These fellows demand to see the tickets Of the
passengers and, pronouacins them irregular,
demand an extra prics of two or three dol
lars from the emigrant upon the threat Of
destroying the tickets if their demands are not
stranger, travellin. in q strange land, is will
ing to sacrifice anything rather than lose the
tickets which are the passport to his destina-
ton in the far Wcst2
An example is likely to be made of these
heartless scoundrels, for the detectives having
got track of their practices, laid trap for
two OF them ON the Hudson River road, aud
caught them in the very act Of robbing the
passengers by the above process. They were
taken off the cars and are now In custody.
We hope that these fellows will be severely
punished. The Castle Garden authorities
should look after this matter, for, although they
had done their duty to the emigrants after
they were provided with genuine tickets-all
paid up-and started for their destination, 1t
seems that this fraud was committed within
the precincts Of the city before the train
reached Thirty-sixth street. We owe every
protection to the enigran.s who trust them
selves to our laws and our humanity for kind
treatment on their arrival here.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

the outsids Powers, attest the facts. North
Germany has obliterated France, in the army
and in thecouncil room. Berlin has been made
n nivot on whci the affairs of the Old World
now revolve, and from Berlin we must look to
Paris, 10 st. Petersburg and to Constantinople
II ke presume to forecast the coming situation
of Old W2rld affairs on reasonable basis of
accuracy.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09


II PROPERTY OWNEi.S the VEST SIDE
qucsrd To seld ihcir I'D agd the atttion
their property to the Secretary No Wal T. 70
vsed lat, preparatory public meeting te 2d inst
and to the active operations the sr,sba.
WM. X. MAXIM, President
JAMES +. RuGGLFs, Secretary
DEcEMBERg, $50
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Storm tE Co., Unft-rs mud furrirrs, 613
Boadwsy, have exhibition their elegant holiday styles
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

CRuitDn.-1he PnhH. Are y an Toned Auaipst
having transactions with pcrsons elrcn!as
undertaking to transact business tho OF
who not connected with w. LOckWOJU CO.,
No ~ EroaIway.
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Gid, Aasoc;,t',.

Tnrec Variety ot Fin Tootb Brus, es, Per.
fnmeIy, &C. AZ .rcttiy reduced prices.
DIfMAE & co, As.pr House Pharmacy.
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Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga -prinrs.-.
Superior 10 ali others Dyspepsia and III pf Liver and
kianeys u. J Levy. A .cnt
No. HUDSON River Railroad Depot, vafick street
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Christmas u romipg.-Bpots und shoes ~ Il
gcntemens Embroidered Tnc slippers for holiday pres
ents, At atMILLER cos, Un,on square.
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Mailed Free or 2J ce"t-.--Er. Kahn'~ Lrc-
Nervous Debility; Marriage. It's Obligations ana
inpcdiments ADD diseases afisigs nirudencS with
cases from nc,nal practice Address Secretary DR.
KaLn's Museum 7s5 Broadway New YORK.
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ROvai Havana LatfYry.-for G0icia, Draw
ing OF December 2 zee another column.
TAYLOR x CO., bankers, t6 Wall street
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prusycnl aud Dramatic Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams have returned TO
this city after one OF their most successful sea-
sons In the surrounding towns.
Charfrau's "Samn has evoked all Its old time
honored enthusiasm In Brooklyn.
The western papers glow with tributes to the
genius OF Seebach. They pronounce her the finest
actress ever known on their boards.
Miss Emma Celia Terry, young American So
prano OF promising ability, gives grand concert at
Stcinway Hall on the 2Vtn last.
A number or Miss Annie Louise Cary's Boston
friends have presented her with DALI OF beautiful
diamond eardrop8.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

Furs.-"holre Sets, mt Price 30 Snit ths
times BURKE, 6si Gate OF sla) Broa branch at l2s
Eu lnu atYCet
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8.-HOIiday Tre-eufs.-~ Ladies' nuG Gentle.
mems ELEGANT embroidered SLIPPERS, Mt Il. A. BROOKS,
b7D Br1nd,yay.
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A.-tiub NJ" HI VS Si."t.s WhOics lie and
retail. Depot at f. .6roOKS', 10 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

RleuuntI.us, Ncuralpil.- Dr. Fitler's veue.
table Rheumatic remedy removed to 81 JOAN street,
broadway; warranted To cure or money rcuuaei.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

Depend Upor II, Mothers, Yr-. Wuslaws
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases OF chdrc1, 10 ssfs
and medicine.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

Diamonds BOUGHT md sold.
GEO. e. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway under 81 NIcho Hotel
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
American Wnltham Watches.

A very large assortment At gnl1uaily low prlcca
BALL. "A CO.. 5s5 qni 81 Broadway.
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The Public Cry, tue pOpui Vox,
IL patrpntgc the halter KNOX;
His rt IL perfect, tha Styc fat;
In FACT In every sense y. X.
KNOX, tho Halter. NS Bsoadwsy.
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Royal Havana Lottrry.--Prixes Paid in
gold Information furnished The highest paid for
Douhloons all xinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers, 10 MaL street, Now YORK.
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Tiffany g. Co.,

Tiffany g. Co.,
Union square,
are daily opening
their imp rtatlols OF
London, Paris and Vienna
Holiday Gools.
A.-For Snpei iGr Dire A or business IIuk
go TO ESPENSCHLID, Manufactured us Nassau stree.
A.-UerriDg's Patent
CHAMPION SAf.5.
25l Broadway, c1ra,e Iirr.y Irn.
A.-perfect Fitting Boots and shoes 1houm
at 4. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

The United States marine hospital at Wilmington,
N. G., has been disposed of by the Secretary OF the
Treasury as q useless expense to the government.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

WnOy Hiduc Wy MS uuHu 10 i've III SuDOTuluallOn TO
the discipline Of the Academy, and doubtless pre-.
sumes upon his complexion anu status for certain
immunities. 1t s nevertheless fact that he is los
ing the sympathy ef many who were disposed to be-
friend him. believing thar no would have difficulties
10 contend with not known to the Caucasian ele-
ment In that institution.
The Consul 70 Roumania.
B. r. Peixotte, Consul TO Roumania. In company
with Recorder WOLF OF this city, called on the Pres
dent yesterday. Mr.. Peixotte ls on hts way to
Bucharest and expressed his pleasure and graft.
tude for the appointment. The President re-
ceiyed the gentlemen very kindly and ex.
pressed his wishes for the success Of their
mission Of humanity. MIR. Fish, who also
takes great interest In this mission was called upon
by these gentlemen last week, and he also expressed
his desire for the success OF the mission Senators
Sumner, Williams, Cole, Stewart, schurz and others
have been active In their sympathy for this mission
Mr.. Pelxotte will sail on the 9TH instant In the
Abyssnis. He has lectured In San Francisco. Chi.
cago, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Baltimore ana Phila-
delphia, and spoke here last mig ht before large
audience IN the synagogue.
The President has addressed the following letter
to Mr. Peixotte:-
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON. D: c.,)
Dec. & 1870. I
The bearer Of this letter, Mr. B. +. Peixotte, who
has accepted the important though unremunerativc
position OF United States Consul to Roumania, Is
commended TO the good oiices Of all representa-
undertaken the duties or his present ofice more
as a missionary work fer the benefit Of the people
lie represents than for any benefits to accrue to
hlmsef--a work N which AL good cttzena viii wsh
, 1870-11-07

nrey1ona cxpcreuce In that clIy leads him TO fear
1hsf fstr nsay would not bc ahowh nlu. nc S0n-
i'd. 70 New fu1k the plAce to plAys ior kno Ieason
tnat ,he door-nouey would fur e1reea tnht Ie-
Iis,i. 4 b,lxft. .ptsyiuE hosansh. Antl os'liltd
rns1 hrs ate very popular hcf.. a. cfhienceo "
,11t IL &c att. nta1 c At tny oatu tna3ch VI ooie
that has orsurTeci here for yrai,s
ANOTHER CuALlK>0E fK0A REpoLFHk
We hc+r thsk Joscpn Dion - has wiLh.lrn ~ his
ncT chA'enRe fr The championship Iais ~
ris, acuon iii his part. eSpcclal1y As no challenge
cf lRis kind has existed SLICE HUI Ia match ~ien
Ruaophr, m mnuey having b"cu tlenosstsd w1te
inc :s,s enoe Is ,ne rs a III VS. OF
t-Ets III rl.y zus hl!ii4lt player, u any game.
at anS sinH, proposes to play ' pin Oool, Tor
crttasn amounts per bn'l. until either oue rlaTer
or sbr 0 her Ehall sav. ls.t ces,ata amount
proll1c head Of ths Owl, aud IL entnen'-
" verify of it, author. Mr.. Ra-
Golehc DEFINES to notice. any such offer, as rtn
/ pool Is 10 more game ut billiards than rftecn.
bali ptnL IT, he sure It Is played on f.ilesa'!1
tshlc. with billiard balls on the tahle, aud with
cn'inc game Il requires no gentle OF hold ma7lpu
lstor nf the halls, the r-Ault Of the game aiWat.
depending npDi. IleTe chance. "a .he PLAYER IL u
Ine C.. Il, play y ith u y ha', he may choose. Mr
Npdolrhe say 8 he wants IL make some money. aut
to thte enu publishes the following card, gtslnI
the ODDS OF 10 per cent:
| 70 sa< Ea;sor Of tA< spi+is n ~ Ti-as:
Aepo E.tpeusc< have been received 70 my challens
r. tos~tnf ser: ai 'sa Vii sse sny p.,sr .hs
10 ynF It Aty gamc tetttd Tor from x5N ~!
npwsra am tssdy to pay At any line .ns 'hsI, b.
rrptostieps fiom various players nv nossins .soan
anxo... !" st .n9ti.cf match o. Wit, sone o.
Vesy tssty Yoaif. - >3> e' A. p, Hupo1rHE-
, 1870-11-07
REMARKABLE SUICIDE.
a Compile Of FnRsI-hnrn Detrrn.'nr +" Be-
come IApK~ls nMA Take 1Iorphtnc---
Que or Thuul Dir~.

Two or the most remarkable cases Of attempts
at suicide, one Of which w1s eminentIy succcss-
fnl ever heard oY IN tn,a or snv other conn,ry.
~. 70 ,ronnh. ~ ,,h, ~ .n,s -,z rsster,,sy NOM.
wire o'oognt 10 t1ot IN LUIS e1tt Ses~!"a! tno.n-
ing. An attemps u any single Individual, uuaet
the circumstance we arc about to Ietate, would
have appeart.d 8s a Noteworthy occurrence but
,xhen there ar. na,r of thr,n The a,fs,r were
:. -, "A,,s.,,- ,....i.,,s
~ss tias'ea'' "eunt apIfeas nec'oeo's aoo'ceou-
The following art the raIlculats:
On Saturday evening. sailor named y. a.
s.spp.s ~ Iuu nou..e" nsue. ~
co'ta "c'a estees' net' AnS ettoSe' pm" 'iAA
~ IN acq1 ahtahce NAMED :. j. oAhhefs. pFoPHe-
hr Of 1lo0n ut NO. u East AAAWs street Tn+y
to.k tcverll dtipE~. md begaa to talk IN de.
Il. th is helr to- They took more drink, and then
cnlerct ur,n spet ulafl0ns As to the situation o!
tftArs iu the other ~or,tL villa morn siF1nEtns
anl ms Z talking they pHa'l- came 70 the h1esl
conclusion that this muHfane kp3ere IS not a dt
Esace for hGh-S0uted men to dwell urnb, aud dc-
| Cislct,, rs AT- Sanders expressed u,
"to btcune ang@!'. Win thls de-
termination they visited Palncs dSuz stof+, cosnrt
II Annz'. and Slate r, ana pnfcaaatt utLy
ctnts worfn o. m"rpnine. AZ AZ: nfomMom !H.3
| e1cheaner naa Ea!led 70 psy uistaenas aeseLal
dasS b+in.c. Mt sanders footed the hill. anu tae
couple setalncu, aim W avn, y tne saloc. "neae M
flieA sat do9h aau again talKea Inc ma ist 0seI'
A11ff t1otohsn nisceSsioM: !hso!stuS tne 4ues.
ron o. tneH ekts1e1ce, ootn sot1n ~ 1 81
| Anu 70 hts ena mRoe an e1ual uislsiua VI eae
| ma phtne. Alter tender edoFace. e4e1 a#aF
| lowed his dose. anu separated, TO meet aSain IL
apothrf world. noalloT tGpnte1 - ne Mo1t y.
met an acqu1i0tanre, ana INFORMED nlT
Z that he WOULD 1Q40 ina CELESTIAL CnO{1S
, 1870-11-07

Third PrecIne4 n. G. FeAza, r. Conner, Owen Me.
C.rhy; Pol, IT No IL OhteA<c srrnuc.
uan. Polk II No. III Notth Market street.
NINETEENTH WARD. =
F1spt rseciuet-(uirin Rtsyuur1 A. T. Weckless p
rc4rE9. Folis II No. ~ Cas- astrrt- ,r..
S<tOnd lsrtsiuct-A. HcuArs1un l. AAtseIns +. VII
Hams. falla At North Turner Il LAD.
.1hftd I'rrcinct-r p. r 9th. Ffank AEuew. oFrn
DoukheTty. Polls at No FL orth Wills street
TwES71ETH WARD.
F1r,t 1Fcctust-J. j. li-1t7, julius SehI~ct. L. Ken
Dfdv. fn1ls at North Market Hail.
sceand Prtc,net-N4thsn ttsxair.th. Theodote ~
.ur. .tphn Wade Pnl1t Sc. lt1 North Cafs gnftst
lin m Polls ii No ls9 NORTH t.i1sk street
Fuutth n>.ipct-EIuno kramcr tshh.,n y a,nt,.s ~
Atr1a andet Nhi&r Polls u chicago nSeaue 1n
Euah ttIrrf,
, 1870-11-07

We are indebted to ChsElca Sordhaus, Raq..
4S Soutl. Water street. Chicago. for bound
COPY OF the TWELFTH ASsTaL REPORT OF the
Corroration Of the Chamber Of Commerce Of
rrcfac. q with En- historical sketch Of the in
-titution fsom 1856 to 1870. work which is Of
great value to onr OWE merchants: also. Tor
pamphlet cnpr OF treatise on Tue COFFEE
TRADE. by c. e. shonus:, Sen. Of Ams.es-
dam, tra: r1ateo for the benefit Of the German
Ho.pital and Di.pensary Of Ssw Icrk. By q.
phltt was recently published in Holland:
and embodi=s the observations and
cxre1iencee Of thlrty yeaza in the
cGlyee hueltefs. 1t WAS written to restore
confidence in tbia branch Of commerce hod TO
-.rrc the Interests OF commerce in genera.
The trsrelstes bag added to the original
ire atire an aprenai1, gisipg the imports. ex.
tortr, consumption aud esock N tho United
States fo: the l.e, fifteen xcass, and AIso the
cargo rricee which have rulca in Se= York
si.ce lss6. tha Hhole making complete
c. Hee hard.hcnk which must prove OF Eses;
saluc to all crccc1s 1t i no; the teast lu,-
1,orts,t feature Of the work thar its sale is
f,ir the benefit Of very deserving charity.
Cociet u4av be bad Of 21r, Nosthaus ~ a5ovc
intrnsted.
We Rave received from George 7: Del!eE,
law pnb',.hes New York. GAz~ANs TREATISE
~ THE HANkRr7T LAW, for business men,
laukru3.t act. and copious notes covering tue
ra-ett EngtIrh aud A1e1lcau aee.slous' .:
Susley ", Gszz,ra, atto:nev At 1aT ana 70
,ic,:o. i. tank.nr'cE. It l''rs- \. 4: a@o'
:be 1S7sESaL REvFSrE STAII7E Now n
Fcpsr, with roses referring to all !.ecislons o.
me t-curt-, sra Departmental u ralirg-, ciEcu.
lars and IT e.ruetions. reported "a Ocioher !.
1s;o. hv OrlandoF Bump, Register ia Bl'S-
-,n.cx. roth ~ uhieb works commend s5ana'
rc;yee to business men and the Law profes'
l eion--
Fasu1os for November Is even brighter Al.
bitter tb1n usual. Tie contents OF thi:
rruhec Are. The conclusion Of the SENT
stoTy ~ On .l.e I,rink:" an il1ustEA'ei poem
:. Tabi b. Topr." by EugeneJ. HUI: ieste!
| hv n.v. d. Good.pee,a. pastor Of the second
| baptist CLurrh OF this CITY. IN renls to N AZ
zi,.e, which il very weak in so.ae Q: II
statements. and evidently written witAou
You ard w+re Toung:" x Foolish Story.
l,v Mrs. Elizat eth StoJdard. wife Of S'oddASl
the rost /. wi b . faiES afesn in It. xoica vi!
lie io4 N. h. Dr. Carr Of this city: aud til
usrsI int .resti:g & and reliable fashion ml=
c.ilapv- Airs Eayne has made, Whist w
rreiir:ea she uoold make vhen the re1Ete
her ente17 rise. the best and hAndso1nest fAsd
ion msEszipc in :Aner'ca-
That slpi.atle periotical Tor chi!drer
Coop II, Ers TIE yorSa, edited b
Geo1ee MarD.nail, appears in . bright ne'
dIeft With its November number. mi contain
he fo.,S wirc list Of papers: "Tae Psin 'es
s1d the Goillr," fairy story; by 'he edite
part le', Illustrated; :. A Little s.tural Hi
,hs 81 ,he ehaesn by Sc
Ty1.r. ausi,or Of "Cao,enne tssaaeline
THE Llaek Snowman aud the White Shos
msn." I4llpu, 1sevsl, By The author I
UIii,iput Loveo," Illustrated: "oar Ho!ida
In The Weas HighlAuds, 4 talk with tho bog