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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Ionp rEETERDEK SENT 10 THE GENEVA CON
VENTION-NVEsTIGATIoN OF THE AAGAENA
DSASA LONDON, Friday, Nov. II. 1s7i.
Lord Tenterden, formerly Chief Secretary OF
the Jolnt High Commission ct wAshngOn has received
the appointment Of Agent of the British Ior
ta presentation Of the claims Of British subjects before
the tribunal Of arbitration shortly to assemble at Geneva
TIE oOurtmArtisl in the case OF the wreck OF hSi
rondereA verdict fully acQuittng the captain, ocorS
ana crew. The result b generally accepted With salts
faction.
The retirement Of Sir Frank Ives scudamcre. Assistant
Genera and superintendent Of the Govern
rnent Postal Telegraph system, IL announced sub
serption for the widow and daughters Of Mark Lemon
has been opened.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
RUSSIA.

GOVERNMENT POLICY IN THE BALTIC PRO-
VINCES.
BERLIN, Friday, Nov. II, 1871.
The Government of St. Petersburg is vigOr-
ously engaged In the enterprise of "Russianizng" Its
proyinoes on the shores Of the Baltic Its latest move
ent toward this end to declare the Russian the only
06cia language to be used IN public DEGREES, in the
courts and in churches The seat OF the University
Of Dorpat has been transferred to Wilma.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
the AaAir, of vhiehL ! have Gyep

Of the affair, Of which have oven
you an outline according to TIE data Ihave reoSyed
send you oleial communication Of said n7tAfS Do
c6 and the whole affair 10 under the authority Of the
American Consul This have the honor 60 inform zoe
foT your 00Vernmont stating that up TO the present
time the legal authorities censre said captain o. the
port for not having informed thereto In duty hound
ofdefing him 70 comply Herewith by the first oVpotunY
giving full details thereof And report 70 you Tor youE
00VeTument and other considerations
"Independenee and Liberty. Mexico, Sept IL AkJIA'
Secretary Of War. Present"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

SUSPENSION OF PAYMENT BY SAVINGS BANK.
Judge Barnard has appointed Jeremiah
ouinlan receiver Of the Guardian Savings Bank Chat
ham-st Of which william n. Tweed 10 President The
aaAiSs Of tne bank win probably have 10 be wound up
but 10 has ample securities and all IL depostOrs viii be
paid within co days. |.. ...t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
FRANCE.

GAMBETTAs VIEWS OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
PARIS, Friday, Nov. II, 1871.
There is considerable interest manifested IN
all circles by the that H. Gambetta who
has arrived at Saint Quentin, will there make an ex-
tended SPEECH explanatory of his views upon the present
status Of public affairs Of France, and the events liable
70 be brought by the adopted In the pursuit
Of the policy Of President Theirs.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
ITALY.
A CONCESSION FROM THE PoPR.

A CONCESSION FROM THE POPB.
PARIS, Friday, Nov. IT. 1871.
A dispatch from Rome states that the Pope
has to the conservation Of the Church Of st.
suare He had hitherto refused TO permit the ceremony
TO be performed because the church was the private
property Of King Victor Emanuel
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THE CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE.

There were two additional deaths from
cholera yesterday at the West Bank Hospta the vic
tins being Cecilia NielsOn sge years and months, snd
Franz Meissner, ago year and months.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
WASHINGTON.

MEETING OF THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTED
PROPOSED REDUCTION or TAXEs-REPUBLI-
CAN PROSPECTS IN oREGoN-KU-KLUx IN
VRsTIGATIOEs IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
IBI TRLR0RAPH TO THE TRIBUHkt
WARRINGTON Friday, Nov. II, is71.
The Senate Finance Committee held an important ses
aido tOday but the results not Known becretary
Boutwell, was in consultation with the Committee Tor
long time on the subject Of the reduction OF the reVe
Hues and It Is that both he and the Committee
believe reduction Of taxes Of at least can be
effected without detriment to the public service. IL
seems probable that all internal taxes Will be
repealed except those relating TO the various forms OF
whisky, tobacco wines, and stamps Commissioner
Douglass and Deputy Given were also before the Com
mttee diving the facts obtained In the Bureau as TO the
operations Of present tax on whisky and a. TO the
advsability Of changing IT. delegation OF distilers
yas also heard by the Committee who urged the policy
of consolidating all the whisky, and thus sim
pltfying the law, and enabling them to comply with h at
less cost and with greater safety to the Government
They did not urge reduction of taxes but reorgan-
zaton Of system of evyinR and collecting them and
It seems likely that the Committee win favor their
views 30 far the Committee iS concerned the pres
ent revenue laws will undergo complete revision, but
whether the two Houses Of Congress will approve such
revisiOn cannot be foreteld
Ex-senator williams Of Oregon arrived here last night
from the Pacific coast which region he has been for
the past Eve months. He gives 1t his belief from the
20 the Republicans at the elections next Spring. and
that the party will be enabled to continue Republican
in he u g. Senate. In California, Judge Williams says
the belief general that Representative Sargent VIII be
elected Senator In place Of Senator Coe although the
incumbent Is candidate. The Federal office holders
favor the return Of Mr. Cole, but Mr. Sargent and his
friends confident Of victory, and appear TO have
majority of the Legislature.
The Congress Subcommittee composed Of Nessrs
Bayard Scohed, aud Maynard returned TO Washington
to-day The Committee report that they have inVest
gated Georgia and Florida and have found that the Ku
Kux organization has active existence in these States
but not to that extent which would justify interference
on the part of the Federal troops require that the
writ Of habeas corpus be suspended The Committee do
not speak sanRuney Of the Southern financial prospects,
80 far as local of these States are con-
cerned did not make any particular inquiries In this
direction as this labor properly belonged to an
other subcommittee.
Tho Treasury Department received dispatch from
Assistant Secretary Richardson to-day announcing that
t7OOOOOO Of FiveTwentles had been redeemed at the
London financial agency Of the United States from the
proceeds Of the sale Of Five Per Cents and that by
the lst Of January the amount OF 62 bonds Cancelled
would reach S20OOOO00.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
The FISK scANDAL-A NEW PROSECUTION

DistTict-AttOrney GeTvin has resolved 10
assort dignity Of his odce BY taking share In the
prosecution Of James Fish, instituted by Miss Mans
ned. The charge s criminal one, and the lawyers on
gagged by Mss Mansfield only appear by the consent
OF tho District Attorney. The machinery OF the courts
aud tbs various Offices Of public prosecution have been
90 frequently prosuted to the service and protection Of
Erie and Tsmmany roKues that suspbcons were excited
yesterday when The Disriet-Attorueys intention was
Announced that it vas device IN Fsks interest, Col
Felows the Assistant District Attorney Will appear ~
YOrkve to-day % prosecutor OF fisk but, IN view or
All the cirous and the suspicious already adoat
Il presumed be win leave the pEncipa work 70 Aess,s
McKeOn Courtney and Pryor, Che counsel engaged by
tho plantif. The boy King, who has been made away
WITH be found and the officers report that he has
been removed from the STATE.
t MISS MAssFIELDe COUNSEL
70 the Edtt0r OF TIE Tribune
S1R Your paper Of yesterday repre!ented mo
ss Miss Mansfeds counsel f her Mitigation with Fisk
jr before Justice Bixby. think, in all fsIess. you
ought TO state In your issue tomorrow that AM not
and have not heen her counsel IRA sIiAFER.
Nesc- PORK, Nov II, 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
HOLLAND.

ABOLITION OF THE EMBASSY AT THE PAPAL
COURT.
THE HAGUE, Friday, Nov H. 1871.
The States-General or Parliament of the
Netherlands have agreed abolish the Dutch Embassy
Ut the Papal Court,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
IUNnhaL on The REv. ALRKxD CooKlfAN. {

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H-The funeral ser
yiesa 6f ths Esx Alfred Coohnsa were hed ~ ncFni
irk X ~ UnSoH HplSeSpai ChHEsA II xhe SSan. Ese
plsced iu a estasnlers used fcg "a renaias q Psssi,
6sSf EfseslG ISsf8 ~ laffs passsas Ss,,i:
ne NV. DR. bu6aaFds ct the A1eoPal S1ntsa ~
Sinpsass iSsSxI is6aans SsFttstssTsd tA LA'ssl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
cARD TRor JUDGE RosEKRANs.

ALBkNY, Nov. H.--Judge kosekraps puor
shes card addressed % the Tuhlic IN which 30 aasS
thG ne rsascps he gave the 0cHerncr have pees ovcr
tSs eEstcss q once c became heceSsAy %
render deeision Ihi6h I'D aEasnst NM re ennnv
don eYeniy procaims IL intn0q p defpet ~ fnoplne
On, ind has st - e,snSs %s1SSs
He was then advised 20 e. q oepohoene
r Es eae4ad SRc1 ks sos snS
he expected abpso nbaped upon him, pc nS !ses
tas haS nIa11 eRuhef his prot13 agalnst tneess ot
andnennBn Aad eeRDniea 70 destroy opadV 49,
pendeRoo Of the Judiciary. '.1'h-'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

tie psnce Of be Sc 1sd md sn .ea sna an ase ss
ready lhoelder 70 hossdsf 70 eseoa S~ !" W. ~ ns .V
have gained :. -
The chairman then introduced the Hon. Vim, NJ.
Evarts, who spoke as f6llows
ADDRESS or VIZ: n. EyARTs. go
'MR. PREsrDENT GENfLBMhN or THE YeUNo MsN's
MUNICIPAL RBFoRn ASSOCIATION, AND FELLow-CrI
zrEe; THIS IL meeting Of congrathatioH and rightly
TO- II Il is permitted to city 70 be joyful In all its
reets when II has escaped the pesenee then We may
he veYuaittsd 10 be- joyful IN the City or New
-Yori sdnee The Last election. II ft IL per
initial toll city to Illuminate ttseit ana
AM its streets with shouts that war hns yieided 70
pfooAn atm q peace, then We H the CITY q
ave esss1ei pSstsnse that Wss Destroying a the
manhood Of our people, We are saxed no1 sfsmlae S q
sd d soSSS Se SSes s.e sss aaS a6S have ns
Kia city unlnhabitsble 10 ho1ost men. Zap
planse And an R prc1a . . S hsS.Ye9S asse sso nS S
tsa tbe A.ssac1 tsrss Isn1 gc.sc. 2 81 csu.s vs q
AsSs9 n;SSa: as e " do
ConRtatihtksn ne Aae1ciatong ebec9 are 70 aroese
iSs SsoVs S SsSss 2 Ss S.sRss4ss ssRssas'si i
thoir pabne 6utiax 51sy are 70 80 tAss the s1nas
pure ana RVioaSls; Set hsnest sad saPsss. m 1 s
R1S@SSssSs HSS re- a % S y S1s fSsss q Eavs sn % oa
[Applausel But thsa ws Eate % n1Asee1e o. Ss.e.s
sassn aRG Gi xSO T SSna iSe sa q paSs sSs
own own % bu1nsss !Wss issS svSoa 'tsW denesncsa
Ss,o,S Snaa e. fos any sSIssEs ssa = * %sSou,d
Srse 90 question We are On q senags g ySa, a,
1' Disss e e Sc SSsins E::s Sc go esy ,s
he tine taa dsv - ss Ssk . q ,issrsss SSTss@DSff =
SsS :cs sssSs Ss 1iss s.s = sss: 3
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some lively comments have been mud,
upon the religious character of Kaiser
Williams war bulletins. and that emf
.ncnt fighter has been regarded us Il scr.
.ui Oliver Cromwell. shifting his enemy,
'hii-and-thigll. " it'll Il sw ord in one hand
and a Bible in ihc OIL or = cutting throas
aud blowing people into pieces with g. :
l,Iosivc shells, while praising God for all
Ills mcrcics. But now il appears that
William has not been pious nj ALL On
the contrary, lie has been cxceedingl.
p,roiauc. In point OF fact lie has sworn
abuminable. The bubble ct faith III
William is rudcly prickcd by the lance
OF one Of Iii, acknowledgements one Ar
mold isugc. who says that the set phrases
in which the Emperor has SO freely in
Obliged are understood in all the Father
land is explanatory. Nobody in Ger
many believes ia God. says the Herr
Isuge. and 1.-THE Emperor is not more re-
ligious than his countrymcn but the
use OF religious language has been re-
tanned long after the fail which gave il
meaning has ceased to exist. Thus. in
Catholic Germany. one says: Praised
be Christ :" instead OF food morning!
and in the North. 70! Je,' shortened
from U. Jesus really means Il wonder;
Zach Cote" means 1T is 10 use !
Cot i'm llimmcl :" means That's some.
thing awful Rugc further observes
that in the Emperor's famous kilograms
tho expression ''Dankc nur Goit!" meauI
lit was close shavc!" while "Ich dankt
Gott!" signiticd IL feel really relieved! !
II is melancholy TO reflect that strik
ing text for powerful preachers is thus
summarily cxpungcd: and saddcr still
To have our faith in William SO rudel,
shaken. 1t is all the fault Of a learned
German, who is but too proud Of hi
Emperor as the representative man Of th'
,,cOnla
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n. The -. Louis Republican SAYS a

Il, The ~. Louis Republican SAYS a
the narrew gauge roads:
Tie Republican was. We believe, one
q The first journals in This sonnt.'y I" can
attention 10 the many advantages par
thinning 10 wllV is known as the narrow
gaugerai.way. ~ esenpilhed D. INC rN-
pcricmcc OF some Eng.i-li capitalists wIo
had thoroughly tested the matter ami
achieved .,osi gratifying >ucrcss. To
Wales belongs the credit at having firsl
p:,t,thc idea into practical execution. and
thereby $50 IN example which the wor'c
seems inclined to follow rs spccdil! ~
possible. The Original Welsh narrow
gauge WAS one foot eleven and hall ~.
ches wide. having curves Of one hundred
and thr,y-two feet radius. gr'i'ic> seven
~ feet TO the mile. rails wci-hing ihiriA
pounds TO the yard. and engines wri.h-
ing seven tons. The passenger coar!ics
were but ten feet long. five feet wiie.
with a capacity for only twelve people:
and the freight ears transported bur-
den .,l three tons. But small as the road
and all its appointments were. trains one
Thousand feet i'm length ran over II witt
safety nj the rate of fifteen and invent,
miles an hour, and the company made
money. In a single year its freight ton
are amounted 10 l36, l33 tons, an aver
are 1888 tons ia each mile of road /;
while the passengcrtrafi!c was nj the rate
OF 6.S07 passengers per mile.
In Prussia. where tho narrow gauge
has also gained a !oolhold. the locomo-
tivcs weigh l2l tons aud pull 36 ears. ca :
rvinr tons each. The cost of the liEe
rolling stock included. is set down al
$1,000 per mile. Russia and NOrwa!
have similar roads in operation and arc
aLuudantly satisfied with them: Aus
.rrlia has two hundred and fifty miles
bull, and as much more projected. and
South America is moving in The same
direction. Canada has one hundred anC
fifty miles under contract: Ire gauge
adopted there being The same rs in Aus
tralia three feet six inches. There l.
also some talk OF running road of this
sort from Denver. Colorado. 10 Texas
eight hundred and fly miles. Tie
ntiainy districts Of PENNSYLVANIA fin
that t!r gauge best suitctlto their wants
Stwo feet six inches. over which witha
locomotive OF eight tons. speed OF
miles an lour i gained. 1 he ,larl
curves which can liz used in these reads
RENDERS them particularly valuable III a
broken country. and 4 late rel CIT states
that in such lora!itic, a- Massachusetts.
n marrow gauge road can be built and
EQUIPPED tor one-third OF the cost OF Tie
ordinary gauge. The same authority
Gays: I'm following the devious course
oi river valley. with the narrow gauge
il would bc almost always possible TO
adopt planes nearly PARALLEL 10 the
stream, and 10 20 round re-cntra,it pro-
jcrtions which would have 10 lie cut
through AT any cost if The common gauge
were usltl
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The following articles OF association
were filed with the Secretary Of State
one day last week:
lake Erie, Evansville and Southwest
crn Railway Company for the construc-
tion of railroad from Evansville
through the counties Of Vandcrburg.
Warrick, Pike, Dubois, Orange, Wash
ington, Jacks on passing through Sey-
m0ur- Jennings, Bartholomew, Deca-
tur, Ripley, Franklin and Union, termi-
mating at or near College Corner, OH the
line dividing the States Of Ohio and ln-
diana. Length Of line. 2iOmiles. Capt.
tai stock, &4.5OO,UOO, divided into $4,000
shares of $50 each, with the right to in
crease rs may be found necessary for the
right of way, construction and compile
tion Of roadway, and furnishing the same
with rolling stock. machinery, and de-
pots. Tho following directors and OFF,
cials are named for the management Of
the affairs Of the company for the first
year OF its existence:
Directors George y. Carlton Of New
York. X. T.. Pierce of Chicago. James a.
Coo Of Boston, II. "A. SOulc Of New York.
John ii. Blish aud Robert Pat!ison. oI
Seymour, Indiana, aud John j. Chand.
Ter Of Evansville.
Prcsident-Gcorge y. Can lion.
Secretary +. A. Sonle.
The articles are signed by sixteen
stockholders, representing 1908 shares
or $lOO,250 Of the capital stock. Ind
Sentinel.
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At Gold Prices!
FOR CURRENCY!
rHE EST PRINTS AT lal CENTS
AND EVERYTHING ELSE STILL CHEAPER!
Jeseph SerlaacrsheinA
Made his Extensive Purchase Of
SPRING amd SUMNER
DRY GOODS
AFTER THE DECLINE IN GOLD.
4 nd consequently .hsain.d Them very cheap and -
N willing to give his customers the benshs vi MAS
good fortune. His
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Isrg.st seek ever, brought TO this soIn'y VI
THE BEST
xuslin.. Prints. r-lsine.. Merinos; silks; L1''.r''
Cotton sdes. Lrnis'ys, iiannsi,, ant ."
die. and Nis.-s Ills lin.
Of goods for GEN
tlsnsn and
Siss''
Also
unsurpa>s-
ed. consisting OF
Clothing. cssimeres.
Jeans. Satnes. Satin ana
Silk vestinE. Wool WEAKNESSES,
rndxrshirts. Hats and Gaps. ko"ts ana
Shoes &C., Ar.. and almost any Kind 81 R'eds
Won cali for Come and he con,incedt he he hss
the best aud chrspes goods In the county hehas also
THE APEST
crorA-rywMs
Trace Chains,
nd s,u.mer, 10. t...ieus to- E,n,in. rrs.ns
y au,inx Notion. will find his stock he largest
AND MOST
n~.irsrI. in Town. SO alec his Grvc.rss are in as'''
,ni price, the most
IN THE LONG RUN
hall be satisfied in their dealings With him
MIL. LlN.ERY
l~ has sl.c ia.ge rnsrt ~ Ladies snS h'iireh
tsts and B..nn~;r. ell and ss~ nee s..rk
A.rii s, ls,u NSEIH SEE1rkSHElM.
I
GOOD NEWS!
The nsopts a. hui "i. srd ,..i.irrg COZ nue. are
lspectfaii, informed ID ST T.. PIC kHAkL1 oil
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Call aud settle your accounts
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IL has si.c tage rtmsrt ~ Ladies snS hi'ireh
Iais and B.nn~;s. ell AMI .ss nee s..rk
April 8. lssu. Stih SIINrhSht'"'
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In the latest any style desired. lf You want good
and fashionable article. call my on the north
side Of the Public Square, opposite Jos Scrmcrshcn
Dec. .. 1s60.-1y, EMMA MC'OxAHAY.
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RosADALIS

MO PREPARATION HAS
IN ever been introduced To
the Aneriean people that has
met With - marked . success
THE FLUID EXTRACT
OF ROsADALls." One ounce
Of this Fluid Extract Is more
powerful in its action upon dis
case than on- pint Of the prep
ara,ions Of Sarsaparilla. A. .
Blood Purifier Il has no sqsaf;
for .Serefsis. I.Ss~~ssovy RAe~-
~asis-s. SypA;iis in all its FORMS
Il, is . certain cure. Physicians
indorsc it: il Is not . qassk nos
trum, As the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparkle. Of Nieho'a'vi'is,
Ky. says: II is the best Blood
Purifier l have ever used"
DR.. Boykin, Of Baltimore
says: IL always prescribe 1t
/ for scrofula and Syphilis"
DIR. 7. c. Push, Of Baltimore,
saws: 81 cured the wors, case
Of Scroflla I have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Beehtol, Of Lims'
Ohio, says he has suffered for
twenty years with an eruption
over his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with NO sue
cess . few bottles Of Rosadaiis
made . complete cure.
Sc ROsADALIS ALMANAC
for important cars. HE "s
dali, Alma nae puhlirh~> the thrill
ing story cf =. Ruby So cresx. OF
the Magic Ro>~."
Western Wholesale Depot sof
Ro.sdalis.
n MAaREADv Z co.,
CINCINNATI. OHIO
IL.
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0JThc President has called an extra
session Of the Senate, to commence MAY
10th, for consideration Of the work OF the
joint High Commission.
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Nv "A voice comes from Washington
territory, saying, "Scnd up wivcsw And
n thousand unhappy Dencdicts respond.
s,Takc Ours!"
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LOOgs0sec. shoals 4 Jasper.
MAIL, EXPRESS AND sTteE ROUTES.
STEINHACSEE 4 SCIlRAEER.

" 3. Contractors far III, Loogeotce. Shoals
" Jasper Mai, E>rrsss eu''s. respectfully ~.
form, Ii. r,hli. that They will good hacks. i'll
excellent leans and rsai !. Gr,. and irci'air
10 convey psss,hg-rs and cypress matter ei@.'n a..
ohio and Mississippi ksili'ad al L. g,u',~ or >hal>
.ua Jasper wa. laccs. on the routes On the Eics
reasonable terms Persons sending or receiving ~
press,g. of any Kind depend on having car.frll
handed and promptly aid safely delivered alan
Stag. for Ioeyootr- l-svcs Jasper on Mondays Wch.s
lay. ard Fridays at O'Clock. A. NJ srriving l..
uoofse IN time 10 c,nn-cg with The trains IN H..
Returning leaves I"rgu".~ every Tuesday. Ih.i -da,
md Ssiurday Their stage leaves Iaser every frida,
morning at c'cotk. and arrives ~ shoals IN iiu.r l.
connect With The rail road trains either Eeiurn
ing leaves shoals AZ Z O'Clock Saturdays.
And also they will rrn stag" 80 Is.ershrrr ever.
Friday leaving jasper 1T IL o'cl'sk. Mourning al
SATURDAYS leaving Petersburg ri o'clock. A. ".
July \ 70 STEiNHaTSEE .dELADi II.
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Rock port 4 Jasper Mail Route.
VuVIIE undersigned having received tho
I contract for carrying tho mail to
Rockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring to go 10 Rockport. that he will
provide means for CARRYING them on
Mondays and Fridays IL they will leave
word on the day before al The Post Office
In Jasper. JOSEPH CIlRlCH.
July 9Th, 1870.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-08-18
Chtt.Chat for the LndIe.-

Brown, dark gray and invisible green
and maroon are to be the most fashionable
color5 for costumes, bonnets and gloves
next season.
The latest style of baskets for holding
flowers are low and oval shaped, made of
gold or silver filagree work, and without
handles.
The new fashioned scarfs worn by the
ladies resemble cergyman's stole.
Ladies who travel nowadays take more
comfort than formerly, as crinoline, and if
worn at all, is of very small dimensions,
with their linen oVerdresses, thick wells,
waterproof cloake, heavy boots and tar
paulln hats, can defy wind and veal her.
and stand any amount of dust and cinders
A new game for the parlor has just been
invented called "Charity and Consolation, -
and is played with forfeits, the rule of the
game being that gentlemen shall redeem
their forfeits with money, which is to be
given to some charitable purpose. Gentle
men, when asked to take hand in the
game. usually say, "they do not care to
play"
The Cretonne costumes of gay colored
chintze are very fashionable for morning,
very. becoming, and some Of them at q
distance cannot BIO told from silk.
Large bows Of crepe de cline trimmed
with lace or fringe are very fashionable,
worn by the ladies on one side of the hair,
with smaller one on the opposite side.
Church weddings are no longer fash
ionable. the notoriety and publicity at
tending them having deferred modest and
sensitive people from choosing this man
ner of committing matrimony. This will,
no doubt, be unwelcome news to sextopss
organists and such like.