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4l0ck RA00Rf.

Lewis johnson Co., quote stocks and bonds 10
home and fCreigu markets follows:
NEW YoRE, Oct. s.-First Board-U. 3. O., lal,
coupon, ll31S; A- 1862 coupon, ll2E 3s ls6S,
pon, nl1s ~. ls65. coupon, ma 5s new, lsss,
coup lilo 1s lo67, coupon. llO'S s-1Ds. 1855
Pon, n07a' no s-, coupon h61s Currency es. ms;
Mariposa. 5. do. preferred, -; Canton, Go Cum
terlsnd, 81; Western Union Telegraph, s74 Quick
silver, s: Pacific Msl;e Boston wster Poxerlst4;
Adams Exp ga OF a. ellis, Fargo Co. o Exp s..
American Exp, i2' q. 5. EXP 81 ): do, pref a..
Y. Central and Huds1n, $50; do DO. scrip. s.
Erie, 2214: do. pr-fd &c: Harlem, ls3zf. Reading,
loo offered; MICHIGAN central. l2ls; lake Shore
and Michigan Southern. 93 Illinois Central, 1861.
Cleveland and Pittsburg, le6s; Northwest, 81
do. preferred, -: Union Pacific X T., 2s; New
Jersey Central, l07 Rock Island, IL Milwaukee
slts; Wabash ana Western. 621s: Fort Wayne.
-; Alton and Terre Haute, %, Chicago a Alton,
sisspEi Certificates, ss<; Tennessee state es, old,
622s; Tennessee State .. CO.. Virginia state
Sc, old, g. Central Pacific BOnds aDia North Oar
olina sc. old 30,a OF d. do. new, 25a: Missouri &C.
ga. Gold, lis q all55a. Market strong.
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WASHINGTON. D. c. SATURDAY. OCTOBER s. 1870.

was determined Nv her 10 proceed at once "a
New York, taking such evidence as she had, AMI
with wife No. 10 confront the scoundrel. On
"Wednesday last she started on this mission.
Mrs. Hill is an estimsble lady, belonging 20 a
well-known and much respected family in this
city, and will have the sympathy Of the public
in this distressing affair. II is IepOTte that
some of the fellow -workmen of Patten in this
city were aware that he was married man and
Withheld the information from Mrs. Hill. At
any rate il is certain that If parties in this city
knowing the scoundrel's anteceden's had done
their duty, this deed of yillainy, at least would
have been prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This celebrated medicine has won "A deservedly
high reput stiOD AZ alevistoT of pain and a pre-
server of heaith IL has become h0uscbOld remedy,
from the fact that 1t gives immediate and permanent
relief. Il Is n pure vegetable prepar ration, made
from the best Al puTeSt materials. to keep AMI
20 use in every family. IL = recommended by pHys-
clans ard persons OF all classes and to-day, after
putlic rial OF thirty ycars-the average life Of
IL stands unTiVsl.ed md Uu"Xcelle1, spreading its
usefulness over the wide word. Its ltrg, AMI in
Crea-t1g sale s TS positive of its enduring
fame. We do not deem iC necessary to say much in
its favor, small bottle will do 20 convince
you its efficacy Than all the advertisement in tho
world. Give II ore fair trial and you would not be
without u for ten times the cost.
Directions arc lmpany each bottle.
Sod bv all Druggists
Price p cts 20 Cts AMI 81 per bottle Oc4 eolmSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, On Social Evils
Wttn sanitary help for those no feel untitled fo
mstrn onial happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel
pes Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
Philadel phia, Pa. sel5re
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Horrible Roller Explosion VANS
Head B1own OH-Others Killed aud
NouUded
b II Ereninn StIr.

7eisgrdphed ErclEsirely 70 The EreAiHs Stdr.
EVANSVILLE, lND., oct. The boiler OF a
saw mhl exploded yesterday near Rfchland
killing Andrew Hoffman and William Woodruff
the latter's head being blown OF. A. Spring had
hls skull fractured, but will probably recover
NJ. Credall had his leg crushed 50 severely tha
amputation was necessary. Fragments OF a.
boiler were thrown distance of over thirt
feet, and pieces OF the machinery from nifty 70 a
hundred Vards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
Mysterious Murders.

LOUISVILLE, Oct The body OF 4. T. Ave
y, OF aurora, Ind, was yesterday found an a
secluded part Of a dense woods fOur miles from
tie city. The man was shot in the ba * of the
head. There is no clue 10 the perpetrator of
the crime. A year ago the body OF a pedlar
was found within ten feet of where the M an Wa
found. Tie case is being inyestigg ted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PU2E WINES.

hs-e made arrsneCn ents with one Of the largest
rms IN California by which enabled e SELL for
sacrsrsntal and communion purposes, tho purest
srtsLe, selected expressly for me, viz: 81 aERRY,
POST. T.AEGELICA, "a USCATEL and HOOK also,
sCuFPEREONG WINE. frcm North Carolina;
DEf CATAWBA. from Urbons Wine 90. Those
Wires offer for sale, wholesale and re- a, by hogs
hesd, barrel and half barrel, BY bottle and on
craugkt. y. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos. l217 and 1919 Pa. sy., Washington ID. @;
also. No. - North Charles St, Baltimore, Md.
WHITE WBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, 81 50 per gallon. SEQ
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BATCHELOR.s HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
HARMLESS reliable. instantaneous, does not contain
lead any ri;n'io poison 10 produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the vaUnted and delusye preparations
boas'ing virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
=. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had fhu!y years.
lke only perfect Hair Dye-Back or Brown. Id
by all Druggists. Applied at 10. Bond street. New
York. f-S fr
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T,Iserdpked ErclEs,uelv 20 TA. kr,n,1o VA,

% ~ N I''7t13 HluTs
BOSTON, Sept. s.-Ihe libel suit OF W. w
Cheenc ast 5no. Goodrich has resulted an a
VERDICT for the plaintiff for $4,000 damages
J he libel was contained In pamphlet in which
defendant. while Collector OF the port OF BOstOn,
chSreed pl sintIn with cheating the government
by tie fraudulent alteration OF papers in passing
goods through the custom house. The plantiif
sued for SIS 600 damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
Jerome Park Races To-Day

JEROME PARK, y. Y, Oct. s.-The gro1nd
was quite crowded to-day, and the track in
excellent condition. The first race, OF a mile
and three quarters, was won by Rem Jrseless in
3Hs, beating "My Maryland" second, and
FLASH Of Lightning third, six horses started
The stake was S3, ,7e0 all for the first horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
Another Insanity Cnse-A uedtcap
Wife-Seducer Shot

CLEVELAND, Oct S.-Dr. w. III. Jones' a
prominent physician, residing In the West Side,
was shot and instantly killed, this IN Drning, by
Dr. Gallentlne, for the alleged seduction OF the
latteTs wife. Gallentine imm edistely surren-
dered himself TO the police, and is now under
arrest, aw aiting examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
LECTU RES.

1EY NJ. &. A.-SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
AS To be given at Lincoln Hall, WEDNEJ-
DA and FRIDAY EVENINGS, commencing No
yeribtr 9th, incl ludiEg thirteen Lectures, tot
lows On Ligtt, by Prof. Henry Morton. of Frank
lin Institute, Philadelphia: ON Natural History, by
Prof Is. WsteThUus Hawkins. OF LSn4on, Eng land:
on Chemistry. by Prof. b. Sillimsn, of Yale Col
fPef on Correlation OF Forces, by Prof. l.. L.. You
mans. Of New York; on Water and Petroleum, by
Prof c. y. Chandler, of Columbia College. y Y.
ARRANGEMENTS have beet made 10 Illustrate all the
Lectures by the most Pproyed modern apparatus
The Lecturers wiil be TeeOgnZ'd as standing the
hesdoi the sCientinc meR of the country in their
scNeraI specialtes, and pense pains will be
sparos N any respect TO reader the course nstruc
i've and attractive
Course tickets, S3: TO lie obtained after MONDAY
the 10TH at BalaniyI Bookstore and at the A,so-
cation Rocms. Reserved sSats may be secured
for any OF the Lectures at al additional charge Of
ten cents oc- n
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Rs-. Abandoned a, Sea-

Morse, from Callao. reports that she spoke SEN
fember 18th, lat. 2329, long. Il west the Britisb
schooner Adira, from Halifax for Jamaica M,
reports the bark Eziah, or Searsport, abandoned
in latitude -. The crew Were taken of by a
Norwegian bark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

MANY ladies who do not like to have their
ears pi' reed. wear a small gold wire behind the
ear which clasps in front, and holds the ear
ring.
81 The Grand Jury of the Third Distric
Court in L tab, have indicted the editors of the
Salt Lake City Herald for libelling Associate
yesterday, and were bsiled on their own recoe-
nizapces In $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

DEPARTURE OF AMERICAN FAMILIES PoR
EGYPT.-The American officers who sailed for
Egypt in the early spring, finding their recep-
ton by the government there so cordial and the
lane OF Egypt so promising, having sent for their
families, quite number sailed from New York
on Thursday, in the steamship Batavia. Among
them were Mrs. General e. =. Stone, Miss
Stone and three children, Mrs. General Rhett.
Miss Rhett and Master Rhett, Mrs. General
Reynolds and Mrs. Col. Frank Reynolds and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

PRoMoTIoNs.-Jo John j. Callahan has been
promoted from first to second class and l.. j
Gass from second to third class clerkships in the
Fourth Auditors Office, Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

IHE new managing editor of the Republican is
MT. L. b. Connery, for many years connected
with the New York Herald. lie is an excellent
newspaper man, and good fellow generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

GENERAL SHERMAN, will leave Salt LAX
City ior ST. Louis to-day and reach Washingto
by Tuesday NIX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

ga club at St Louis is announced as con-
templating Temperance revival" which is eS-
pected 70 surpa8 anything Of the kind ever at
tempted I'm this country"
OGeneral Robert Il. Lee continues 90 I'M
prove. He II able 20 sit mp in chair, and II -
confidently expected that he VIII be able "
move about shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

TBE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
his body, which has been in session at Cincin-
natl four days past, adjourned Yesterday to meet
in Baltimore on the third Monday in September,
lsIl. Its name has been changed to the "Na-
tonal Commercial Convention"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

IHE PRESIDENT has appointed Joseph Par
rsh, OF this city, private secretary to sign land
warrants, in place of Charles White, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

FATHERLEss CHILDREN FOR THE New
WoRLD-A new impetus has been given the
Canadian emigration scheme recently The
Liverpool authorities have encouraged Miss
rye, who has for long time been identihed
with grafton projects, with the prospect of
large expectation in q week or two OF many faith
erless children, Who will be sent to the New
World under her direct supervision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

A 5000 900 WILL CAsK.-The Howland will
case, in which Miss Kate Howland contests the
will of her grandfather. James b. Taylor, ON
the ground OF bis alleged insanity, and that IL
was procured by fraud, is being tried before
the surrogate in New York. The property in
vOlved amounts to IS .OOO. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts to-day
from this source were sHI,6i3.6O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

EDwABp P. CHAMPLIN was to-day appointed
deputy Collector of Customs at New Orleans
La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

IHE WORKING MEN OF New York are dis
satisfied with the way in which the work on the
new capital building at ALBANY is being conduc-
ted. They compalin that the contractors give
preference to hands from the New England
states and contended that the contracts having
been illegally awarded, should be annulled and
that the labor should be performed by the day
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
The Markets 1v-Day.

7eIe9Tdpksd ErcIusircIy o The Eueni1g Star.
BALfINoRE. Oct s. Cotton very quiet Of
B. Flour active and hgher:-H0ward street
srpeihne, ASS; d2; extra IS 25.s 5 Is; IAN
DO. extra, S6.2sa 81 q; do. family. S. 59.s3 IS.
Western snpertne saas:S's; Do. extra, S575s
prizes unchanged, except tar west. m, which :.
low.r; vestsrn winter red, q >9ssl 81. CSra dun
ss~e2c. Oa,s dull az soc. Rye unchanged. Pork
nrm - sca ". Bacon active and sdyanciog; rib
sides, Eal1S clear do Tsal7f4 shoulders. l4H ala.
hsms, 2:a259s Lard nrmer at ls,salsAl. WHISKY
firm at 81.
s2 askes lst6, &c asked do. coupon O.d, IS bid,
5sta asked.
NEw YORK. Oct. s-Gold opened at 49,, afKaaced
10 ia. and j. nov IAN } I3,s Goyernmenis nrm
5.2Os, iss2, coupon. I22.. Money easy st SEQ. ks
chsnge, long. So; short, 81. Stocks sfesds. Nir-
ginia Sr, ex coupon, 63: dO.new, s.. North Caro-
lisa o, old. 49s; do. new, 2..
NEW YoRE, Oct. s.-Fleur dull and unchanged
VI heat dull and declining. Corn dull aud heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

PASEPUL.-A prisoner named Bird, confined
in the Rock Vile (Mdl jail, tried to commit sui
cide Gently BY swallowing pounded glass but
the pain was 30 acute he had a surgeon sent
for, nlO relieved him with an emetic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
specie Ahfpueuts.
Goyernment Necurfffea.

NEW YoIK, Oct. s-The total specie shin.
ments to-day amount TO $500, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

\ correspondent of the London News, writ
as follows OF the Prussian march toward Paris:
1T has been such flood OF invasion as has
been seldom seen in the history of the world.
There has been the energy Of some Teutonic
lnfoad OF the fifth century combined with the
careful preparation OF modern thought and
science. The rough cavaliers who lead the way
are indifferent to hardship and danger. With
them il is a change from damp bivOuacs one
day, to snug quarters in q fine old chateau on
the next. They axe good and evil fortune as il
happens TO come, live well when they can, and
frlghten TIE Inhabitants far more than they
hurt them. Then follow the regular brigades
and divisions, the artillery and ammunition, of
the main army. Guns are dragged steadily
forward, wagons block up the roads, whole
fields and hlllsides are turned into camps, as the
army advances There is no delay in the rear.
More and more wagons come streaming up
from ever depot of provisions. The field tele-
graphed is brought iuto play as fast as possible
and the field hospitals got ready, stage after
stage, Tor the sick or wounded who may require
help. 10 travel up TO headquarters when one
has fingered few days behind the great ma
chine Is curious study. In some respects, il IL
painful 10 pass through country so occupied
and overwhelmed by soldiers. There are no
blazing ruins TO tell OF an enemy's passage, no
women complaining OF outrage, no bodies of
murdered men lying in the streets, As in bad
old wars OF other times. But there is pitiful
scarcity OF food and sullen tone Of despair
amODgthe Inhabitants. They have been eaten
up they say. Not drop OF wine is left, not a
crust OF bread. If this goes on much longer
they must starve. Take any small village by
the wayside. Let force of hungry, thirsty
men, march through such village, and the result
is Itain. Food will be devOured, liquor will
disappear, the people will groan over their
losses, as well they may, poor souls, Yet with
remembrance OF what has been in war, and
Of what might be again, these villagers are
rather TO be congratulated that they live in
times like ours. The dreaded foe has been
among them and this is all that has been done.
TO travel up from the rear to the front Of the
invading army gives better notion OF the vast
povts han
one sight along the front. These whole dis
iricts occupied by foreign troops, these different
corTs scattered over the country far and wide,
are deeply suggestive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

~lt Is the opinion Of many persons that the
ate unprecedented freehet in the Jamee and
SHENANDOAH rivers, was not caused by q contin-
ued rain, but by something like the bursting of
water spout" on or about their head waters;
and their sources are not q very Rresf distance
apart The flood came down in the Shenan-
doah IN great waves succeeding each other
rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

SOONER BE HUSG THAN LIVE IN PRIsoN-
James Wilson was tried in Hartfort, Ct, yester-
day for the murder Of the warden OF the Con-
twelve minutes, and their verdict was guilty
OF murder in the first degree" Judge Cxrpen-
ter asked Wilson If he had anything 20 say why
Wilson replied, 1 have only 20 Say that 4 90
not feel have been fairly tried, but am per
fectiy satisfied with the result. To be hansed
viii be an act Of supreme mercy, compared %
prison as have been" The prisoner was then
sentenced to be hanged on Friday, October 10,
is11. He s TO be sentenced 70 the State prison
until the 9Th OF October, 1871, when he will bs
brought TO the jail In Hartford and kept until
his execution. The prisoner, who altered fh AZ
he had been ill-treated bv the warden, and thst
ne killed him IN self-defence, conducted his
own case, and AFTER so0e sharp cross-q estion-
ing, having had some Of his testimony ruled ont (.
he turned his back on the court, and sat moodS
and obstinate for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
- The days are rapidly shortening.

~Very fire velvet ribbons are now being
made from the hair OF cats and rabbits.
~The remedy for dear batter is not to eat IT.
~An Ice Consumers Association is 10 run
against the monopoly in New York next season.
~People who thin K themselves weatherwise
are already predicting an unusually cold winter.
a0Sir Eardley Culling Eardley, the 'sbiga-
nous Baronet," has drawn his sword tor the de-
fence Of Paris.
eIA writer in one of our religions exchange
says: 81 would like to see thinking depart
meut established in our theological schools"
~Rev. s. j. Whitcomb advertises in q Penn
sylvania paper his "little broan cottagen as the
place to have the marriage knot promptly ami
strongly tied"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

Is BANK RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY
OF MoNEY LEFT IN ITS CRARGE?-At the
present term OF the Saratoga Supreme Court
az d Oyer and Terminer, the case of Patrick
Hullihan agairst the First National Bank Of
for United States bonds purchased by plaintiff
OF defendants, and left with them for safe keep
ing. After time the bank officers reported
the bonds missing and all trace of the same was
lost. Justice Rosekrans, after the testimony
had been given, ordered a non-suit, on the
ground that the plaintiff had failed to sho " any
sIecial negligence on the part Of defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
A CASE OF FI2ST-claSS SCOUNDRELlsM
Betrayal Of a Beautiful and Innocent
Girl by a False Marriage.
Another Wife in Baltimor,

Particulars of the Villains Career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08

TROUBLE IN PARIS.
The Dangerous Glasses Rampant

ORGANIZED BANDS OF RUFFIANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-08
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-23
nInfernaI Mistake.

There we're two pretty sisters who had
married. one an eminent lawyer, the
other a distinguished literary man.
Literary man dies end leaves young sis
ter a widow.
Some years rolled away and the widow
lays aside her weeds. Now, then, II
happens that certain author and critic
has occasion on broiling day in sum
mer to call on the eminent lawyer-hus-
band Of the elder sister He finds the
lawyer pleading and sweltering in a
crowded court, sees that the lawyer is
suffering dreadfnlly from the heat, pities
him, rejoices that he is not a lawyer, and
goes for cool saunter under the shelter
ing trees Of a fashionable park and gar
den.
Among the ice.eahng, tanning crowd
there he meets the younger of the two
sisters, and for moment thinks be is
talking to the elder.
"Oh, Mr.. -" said the lady, how
dreadfully hot It is herel
Yes, madame" replies our luckless
critic, 1T is hot hese; but ! can assure
you the heat Of this place isn't circum-
stance when compared with the heat Of
the place where your poor dear husband
ia suffering to-day
A horror-siricken expression comes
over the face Of the lady; she rises from
her chair and aounces Indignantly away.
"Ah, me, miserable, soliloquises onE
vretched critic, I've been mistaking
the one sister for the other. and she
thinks ! meant TO say that her husband
is-not in heaven
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-23
Carries de Yisite
om wyntcr's "Curiosities of Toil."I

From Wynter's "Curiosities of Toil.'l
The sale of carteS de risite is scarcely
fourth of what it was when they first
came into vogue. All our Photographic
albums are filed the whole of our friends
are represented; and the celebrities OF
the day and children now mainly keep
the photographers in employment. But
the sale OF noted individuals and OF the
royal family is still intense. Some of
the Wholesale houses do an enormous
business in this article. The MessFs.
Marion, in Soho Square, alone possess
the cartes of many hundred thousand
persons. This house does not photo
graph, but merely purchases OF those
who do. The possession of negatives
of famous persons is fortune to a
man. Mr.. Mayall, of Regent street, who
has photographed nearly all the Royal
family, has been paid, by the house of
Marion alone, upward of f35, 900 for
cartes de uistte of its various members.
The Stereoscoptic Company, which
photographs as well as purchases mega
tives Of any celebrity that may be in
quired after, possesses o portrait gallery
which includes every known person OF
any distinction. 1t is scarcely necessary
to say that any matter which brings an
individual into public notice at once
raises tho value of his carte de rfsite
Tom Sayers battle with Heenan sold
fifty thousand of his aGrtes de risite
The gallant bearing Of the Queen OF
Naples placed her photograph in every
album Ia the kingdom. Many man,
through some accidental circumstances,
wakes up and finds himself famous, and
in two or three days his carte de rfStte
is staring at him from every window IN
town. If an illustrious person IS re-
ported i'll, there is al immediate inquiry
after negatives, and as the pigeon holes
of Printing House Square are alg!9yss
kept well supplied with biographical
sketches of statesmen about to depart
this life, so the Photographic printer an
ticipates their death by keeping Q large
supply of cartes de uisite on hand.
We scarcely know whether a states
man would be pleased or shocked at
such an anticipation of his decease. 1t
may not he pleasant for any man to
know that others sse eagerly making
market of such an event, but then, on
the other hand, it must be highly sat-
teriae to know that when he has gone
home apd taken with him the original
he has left SO Bapy copies behind,
Whether it was that Lord Palmerston
had, during his lifetime, discounted bis
popularity, or because of any reaction
which has occurred with respect to his
memory, we know not, but it is GER
tainly an undoubted fact that his carte
de risite is no longer called for, while
those of many of his cotemporaries,
now deceased are still in very fair de.
mand. Thus Golden is still largely sold
in market, possibly because be repre-
sented principle which is dear 10 the
hearts OF his countrymen.