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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. /, 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 8,
o. u A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 511 Market street,
Enterprise Circle, b. u G. A., at Hall 50l Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. of q. f., at
McClary's Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. 7, $. of T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. l3, l. o Of q. T., at room
10Th and Scott streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. s, 1. o. II. NJ, at Rod Mons
Hall, al5 Market street.
A HousE OF BAD REPUrE BRcKts Up.-About
month or more ago, n company of disreputable
females, upon tho squatter sovereignty prlncl-
pie took Possession of the unoccuped dwelling
of William Smith, at tho south least corner OF
Fnnrth and French streets. This Illegal course
of procedure not meeting with the appreciation
of Mr.. Smith, q landlords warrant was procured
and put iutn the hands OF Constable W. II
Woodward, The Constable, in company with the
landlord, entered The house last Saturday, and
the demand for rent not being complied with,
the few rckotty pieces of furniture aId ragged
bed clothes found i'll the house were indiscrimi-
nstely thrown out of the windows, and the wo-
men present fearing that they too would meet q
ike fate hastily decamped to the great joy OF
| the peaceable citizens of that vicinity. A cub
scIiption is now on foot to present Constable
Woodward with silver pitcher for his services
| in the affair.
REAL ESTATE SALE-on Saturday. l.. W. Std
| ham 4 Son sold for s M. Harrington. trustee,
the following real estate Of the late John Muir
| dick
The lot of ground snd livery atableo Fourth
I III. ls.N t-.NV. . -
| 50 GOO.
| Two two, story frame dwelling houses on New
street between Eighth and Ninth to Robert Nc
| Intire for sll20.
A two story brick dwelling house on Franklin
| street to - -- for $780,
| The frame dwelling at 2l5 Pine street, dwell
ing at $40 Locust street, and lot Of land at Third
/ and Madlaon streets were withdrawn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
incorporation alotifrs,

a
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN an application has been made to the Homo able
Leonard Is. alea, Assoc ate Justice OF the supreme
Court of New castle county, by Abraham Murray,
ravd Blyard James Barnes, James X. Wilson.
Robert Graves aud William n, Caldwell TO grant TO
them chart + Of Incorporation for the purpose Of
maintaining places Of sepulture or burial OF the
dead In New Castle county.
uHARLE, BEASTEN, Prothpnotary,
nov20 to-declu NEW clsiLR, Nov. 20th, 1873.
IN TrE HUPERIOR COURT OF tn Il
j STATE or nELAWARE, IN AND FOR NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
In conformity with the provisions Of act passed
by the General Assembly OF the state OF Delaware,
on the twenly-sixth day of March, A. a.. 1918.
hereby give notice thai an application was ed IN
the superior ont on tbs twentieth DIZZY Of the pre-
sent month OF Nov emher for a charter OF incor-
noratlon of u company called "The German Mutual
Beuc fetal suctts, Number g." for the purpose OF
atfordinR aid and support to the members Of said
proposed ineorpOra'ion their families In cases OF
sickness, misfortune or death, and that draft oi
the proposed cnarier was tled with the appncation
and 81 open TO inspecllon
CHARLES BEASTBN. Frothono'a'v,
ProthOnOtarys uflicr, New ia stle, Del.
NOVEMBER 20rH. A. D. 1878 -noy20 to-dec
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

THIRD ANSIyERsARY, u 5fferson Council, 40.
10 o. q. A. NJ, Will celebrate its thid anniyer-
velsary at the Hall, 2l9 King street, tomorrow
evening. Interesting exercises will be held.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
2artnrrsliip a1otifrs.

kT o II I O E.-DISS0LUTION OF CO.
~ PARTNERSHIP Ths partnership hereto
fpre existing betw en- Ezekiel Flemming and
Joseph Parsons,in the lumb and miliug busin So.
~ Harrington. Del, is dissolved by E. flemming Is
withdrawal.
r. FLEMING.
novl5-im JOSEPH PAIRS M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

~ A 10 Cent Segar for 8 Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar Concha sza, cts large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselmans Ent and
lark navy. Bowman I'd and King,
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9ropnsals.
pROPo AIS

DKOPO AIS
Foa GRADING THE BED OF CLAYroN STRREr
FROM PENN LyAVIA AVENUE 10 ILEy-
NTH sTABET.
Selc1 propOsais VIII he racevad by the Commit
tee on open ny Streets at the ollice Of the street
ofpmtss oner, NO. sa East Sixtn slreet, sacJrG
story, ugti
THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 3D. isI5
gt1 O'CLOCK, p. m,
For grading the bed OF Clayton street from Penn
syivana ay me to Eleventh street The dirt and
S rect omn tssonfr. atd to ne leyeled at the ex
psnse Of The Cuntr ct r.
Tne ClmTnitt c reserve the tight 10 reject any or
al hlls No bids will be accepted unless be fr III
a resnt nsiole Iarty. wa. MCMENAMIN,
IovgG6 Ct Chairman Com on Opening Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
join NJ. FINN,

S, B. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
3, e COhNER SEVENTH AND ARCH IREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
noy24 toll PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Auftiom Sales.
DLBLIC SALE.
l. OF REAL ESTATE.

l. OF REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an aims order OF the Orphans, co,..
OF chester county Pa, will be exposed To- mini
sae on the premises at No. l. on seventh dnv 1s,
urday), December nth, 1875 tile following
Real Estate, late OF Samuel Kimhe, Sr. decessenu
No. !, farm, situate In Franklin townshin on ,p.
stage road, running from New LONDON TO Newn'ts.p ~
Delaware, about four miles from the former an,, ,,
miles from the latter ace, and about one-,ivnth ~
mile from kimblevle, bounded by lands Of II y, "a
tireennsld Samuel Cam the NeirH OF Ioan Z
Msceey, deceased, and othe's containing on, hp'
dred and fiiteen acres and 10 perches OF lann ,n,
or less fhe Improvements are a two story ,tnr.
dwell nz house, with kitchen attached prmn nv,
der shelter, double floor STONE aud frame barn vii,
straw shed front, and dormand back snrlng 'onse
wagon house, hog house aud other tu,hnud nos
Their are twenty. five or thirty acres OF heavy In
ber, young apple orchard, and ohpr fruit nee" s"n
t1e PROMISES The land IL of good quality AMI m,
der good fences. VIZ
Mo. ., A house and o' In the village OF Ein,,o
vil'e hnnnded by the lands of } q M,st Ie.,
Nc ovtrn aud Lot No s. containing aboui ne Arr
OF land The imp oYemcnts consist OF Ii twO-s'uF,
lrick house and frame stabe.
70 3, A nonse and lot bounded by No q lanl al
Robert Kennldy. Jr snd Others The l,unTny,'
mems con isl oi aiwO-sturg ame house near
new, an frame stable. rheee are ieyera b aul,,
building sites on these lOts. sale st Oh ok. II
IN. Conditions at sale THOS. MERCEk
JANE X. AIMBtF
move g d2 v. Adm n atrrtnts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

DEATH OF HoTaL CLvRk.--George W. Phil
lips, day clerk at the United States Hotel died
yesterday Of typhoid fever, i'll the 25h year Of
hd age. Mr.. Phillips was a Delawarean by
birth, having been born near Dover and durinS "
i Merritt, the proprietor OF tho United States
HOTEL proving himself capable and entirely
truatwortly employee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Eost and found.

O5T.--0N NOVEMBER nth, IN
IL this city, panel OF coach. The finder Will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
MARTINS STAB E..
n0f2C3t Third and orange streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

SERMON TO THE Coop FkLLows,--hhaut f5O
mamber4 Of tls Ancient Order of Good Fellows,
clothed in the regal'a of the Order, attended d-
vine worship yesteid J at the West Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Dr. Otts preached 4 sermon ap.
proprla'e to the occasion from tho 18Th verse Of
the 18th chapter Of lst Corinthians " Aud now
Ebideth Faith, Hope ard Ch@iity hut the great
est uf u ese is Charity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
Jptifes.

NOTICE. NOTICES AND
LIZ Society meeting notices TO secure insertion IN
the COMMERCIAL must iauariabig be paid for in ad-
rance. apr4-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
n u A. M.-TIIRD ANNIVERSARY
". Of jefferson Council No. 10. o. U. A. NJ, will
bc given In their Hall 2l9 King street, on Tu sdaY
evening, November s0th, lsi5, 10 which The menl-
hers of the order and their friends are tied alIes
lncmdei. noy292t T q. WEsF, rec Sc.
sItIENDS SOClAL LYCEUM--NO-
y HlCB.-Members AMI all Others interested IN
the Friends SOCIAL Lyceuiu are reqies Ell 10 attend
the opening meeting of the present season at The
at ~ O'Clock. II IL propo ed 70 read from the poet
~ uI Bayhrl Taylor. hUM MAl,D 81. JENKINS,
npv27,3t President.
hfOfICE 10 WAFER RENTER ALL
la persons who have sod property during the
present year, nuSt give nOi1e In writing 10 the
Registrar at tnt Office p the Water Oepartint mt be-
fore the a0t,I daY OF november 1876 and insert in
the notice the name OF the purchaer, and the nua
her OF the property purchased. lihe wise they i'll
be held liable for the wafer rent the next year. Also
all pers Ms VINO may wisa u scontlhue The use oil
wafer or any portion OF It must give n0ce as above
and pay tRO dollars for drawing the ferrue, no a.
teIatlon VIII be made IL Rny olll after ho above
date. EDWARD MClNT RE,
no. 3;o3l Relisrra-.
NOTIOE-BOOK OF COkKEUTiONb.
| IN We have hanging IN our business Office copy
ul tie last city Directory in Which are noted all
errors and omissions that come to our notice, In
ciate the great need Of accuracy ia work OF this
Kind and request ali subscribers and others WHO
ice any defects to ADVISE Us Of them that 'hey may
| he noted and corrected.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.,
| Publishers AMI steam fllntera
| uuu IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

K UPIH'S MERiN0-JCS CSr FROM THE
L 4 importer, a full line OF upn celebrated me-
Inus Ia seal brown, to which we would call the al
ter ton OF purchasers -
Fourth anu Market str cts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
OON " faIN7FINII 7 III Y INV ' Va
Publishers AMI steam Printer
oct'gtf fiftn aud Market Str1
TfyAX PA ! A}s Take NOylUh i

TtyAX fAi LRs Take NOTICE!
Tho undersigned, Receivers Of city and schoo
Taxns fur the cry of wilmington fO 1879 pive
police 10 persons VII, have not paid their city and
School ak for isIJ ana have had their bills pre-
ssnted, required, by lax 10 call ard settle he
came IN days nom tne delivery uf the bill 2 he
receivers r, quest III such persons to call AT Their
uIiire, no. 1U tnst SKIN street, md setJlG without
de ag, they having given bonds to the cty; the
mohcy Is due them aud tney are rospcnsihle for H.
whlle perhaps sOmc mat cannot pay ut once. will
Gail AM make zone arrangements when they can,
and we most respe tinly ask you 10 give THIS your
attention 80 as 10 AVOID trUuh cna's or un pleasat-
ness. lhe city eds money aul requires ts 10 col
ect II pay 1t, ana tn II what we propose To do,
collect It.
lots in 2l 3l htn, 7lh. slh 9Th and ION wards that
they cannot Ind the owners 1i. ell such PERSONS
owning i'd lois will please cal gui se.tle OF We
VIII sell them for taxes and COSTS.
once NO. 10, rast skin street, between Merket
and KING. Hours from TO O'Clock eyely evening,
and Oh market mornings.
peoeiyer Sorthesa District Gneludins ali NORTH oi
9th stroctl .,..,,....
Receiver sou, ern District uae!udins ali soa,h OF
Gth street) ocli-tf
gbEalsI5s DUHtAU NOlICH
III property .l!5clu witnlu the city vino Lave aot
hld their property registered, are respectfully re-
quest 70 present - pns once correct doacf!l.
ton OT Their pronefg.
A copg OF ths tcglley law asd bars tcrss 70:
tie Description OF prop9-ty will be iufnisned ou ap
pncatiun nj ths otrc'.
All 0Geds cau9 oyhnues OF transfers Of ..rel EA
tite a0 Gfi9F 5u ilth, is;s, Hiust be entered ii
ina orcs tei"a the} are shat - Se9 Castle TO /,
M. @. C;5NWELL,
tAief fnEiLNcf and surveyor,
| ipn'.-a; renth 0ud KiIg ftree'a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29

EXTRA SERVICES AT WE5r CHUpcH.--EXtra re-
giuus services will be held at Wdst Prcsbyte-
week preparatory 10 the conmunoin service to
be holI rexs Sunday, Rev DR. Geo. Il. Wiswell,
we'll remembered by many Wilmuetonians, viii
preach on luesday evening, and Rev. Dr. Clag-
horn, OF Phadephia ON Thursday evening.
The meeting viii be continued tine following
week after communion, when it is expected that
Rev. DR.. Dale, of Media, Pa, Will be present
aud preach u series of sermons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

the dissatisfied democrats get up factious
opposition and are defeated, as they doubt
less would be, they will forfeit their
standing in the party and be out
side of politics if the democracy carry
the Presidential election. The only course
for democrats who have the interest of their
party at heart is to support Governor Illden
cordially, because he stands on the only
ground on which national success can be
achieved next year. Such democrats as care
more for local offices than for great national
success may lend themselves to disprgan-
izing factions But if Governor Tlden is
right he should receive the united support
of unselfish democrats in the State and
city.
The personal criticisms of probable demo-
cratic candidates, INDUCED in by part of
the city press, are of small account, because
they are so evidently inspired by private
malice or partisan motives that nobody re-
gaxds them. The really important thing for
the democratic party is to give Governor
Tilden such vigorous and united support
as will Justify belief in the country at large
that change of administration would bring
honesty and reform to the head of the
national government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

We have received one Of the most impor-
tant documents that has appeared in the
present canvass We hasten to lay it before
our readers
At q meeting or the United states Legal Tender Club
on Monday evening the following resolution was
adopted unanimously
"Resoved That the Democratic Legal Tender Club
cali meeting of the friends of its at the Cooper
Institute the 18th of October. at eleven A. NJ TO
form Democratic Legal Tender state Central Commit
tee,n RICHARD SCHELL, Chairman.
EUGENE BERBE, Secretary.
If anybody supposed that Uncle Dick
would be content to have his party dragged
at the heels of the democracy or republicans,
or that he would submit to the gold resolu-
tons Of Syracuse and Saratoga, he has mis-
taken the character of that experienced leader.
Uncle Dick means that the Democratic Legal
Tender Club shall take definite political
shape. He calls upon the friends Of the
cause to join with him at the Cooper Insti-
tute on the 18th Of October at ''eleven
o'clock in the morning" and form Dem
ocratic Legal Tender State Central Commit
tee"
The 18th Of October is the morning after the
Ohio election, and evidently Uncle Dick ex-
poets a success 50 marked that there will be
no excuse for the friends of initiation in New
York to hesitate as to their course, We have
never yet seen an evidence of the imitation
party in New York, except here and there a
bubbling up of some speaker or writer or
spouter clamoring for rag money As yet
not one Of our leading Congressman has
taken ground on the subject. Many of
them are on the fence, and a pronounced
victory for the democracy in Ohio may give
Uncle Dicks party the strength which it
does not possess now 1t has been a source
Of qualification to us that during all these
political complications the State of New
York has, without distinction of party, stood
by the national integrity, the payment Of
the debt in gold and the contraction Of the
currency. 1t would be impossible, in a
State as large as New York, not to find mi
nority who would willingly follow Uncle
Dick, even to the fold of Ben Butler, and
more especially since they have for leader
the silver tongued Wendell Phillips.
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The Lawless Proceedings OF the Pilot
Commissioners Mt staten Island.

commissioners ut SImtem Island.
The Commissioners Of Pilots are charged
with duties of great importance to the COM
merce of New York. AS originally created
by the law Of 1853 (chapter 46O they were
authorized to license pilots for the port, and
to make all necessary rules and regulations in
regard to pilotage. Since then their powers
have been increased. Subsequent legislation
has made them in great measure conserva-
tors of the harbor and the act of last session
(chapter 37S) empowered them to remove
any pier, bulkhead or other structure ex-
tending beyond the exterior line as estab-
lished by the law of 1857 after prescribed
notification to the owners. When such ex-
traordinary powers are conferred by law it
is contemplated that they shall be used for
the public good, and not progressively or to
subserve personal interests. The officer to
whom they may be intrusted is armed by the
law for protection and not for aggression.
The Pilot Commissioners in especial should
be cautious in the exercise of such authority,
since, while public officers, they hold their
appointment from commercial bodies on
whom the law indulgently confers the privi-
lege of their selection.
The disgraceful proceedings at Stapleton
yesterday grew out of an attempt on the part
of persons acting under the authority Of the
Commissioners Of Pilots to forcibly destroy
the property of the New York Yacht Club
and the Staten Island Ferry Company at that
place. The outrage was scandalous from
every point of view. The club house struc-
ture and the ferry company's landing at Sta
pleton are public benefits instead of public
nuisances or distractions, and the Pilot
Commissioners we're not justified in stretch
ing technical power for the purpose OF de-
stroying them. But the right of the Com
missioners to interfere with them at all is at
present contested in the courts, and the
issue is undecided. Certainly Mr. Blunt
and his associates are censurable for not
waiting at least until their authority in the
matter was finally settled by a judicial deci-
sion before undertaking an aggressive and
violent act which was calculated to lead to
riot and bloodshed. The authority to remove
the building and pier could only be claimed
on the ground that they extend beyond
the exterior line as established in 1857 and
il is denied that they do so extend. Even If
they do they form no obstruction or nuisance,
and their removal would be an injury instead
OF a benefit TO the people Of Staten Island.
The worst feature of the outrage, however, is
that it was attempted in the face of Supreme
Court injunction prohibiting the Pilot Com
missioners or their agents from interfering
with the club house or pier The excuse is
made that the persons engaged in the tres
pass had left on their lawless mission before
the injunction was served on Commits
sioner Blunt but that officer should be re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Anthony Trollope is in San Francisco.
Henry Clay Dean prefers Allen to Tilden.
Senator A. A. Sargent Of California, has arrived in
Washington.
Jay Gould and Sidney Dillon have gone west OF Omaha
Something U. P.
Genefl 4. C. walthal, OF Mississippi is stopping at
the Windsor Hotel.
State Senator Daniel P Wood, Of Syracuse, is at the
Filth Avenue Hotel
Congressman J. II. Bureigh. Of Maine, is registered
at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Mayor Elect A. j. Bryant Of San Francisco has
arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel
Mr. Amon NJ. Clapp, Congressional Printer Is rcsid-
ing temporarily at the Grand Central HOTEL
Congressman Charles II. Adams, of Cohoes, N. X.
arrived last evening at tho New York Hotel
cable despatch from London says that Lord and
Lady DuIcrin return to Canada next Friday
Captain Fame, Of the British Navy, arrived in this
city yesterday and is at the Brevoort House
Major General Thomas W. Sherman, United States
Army is quartered at the Filh Avenue Hotel
Commander Lester A. Bcardslee United States Navy
has taken up his residence at the Gsey House
Secretary of State Henry c. Kelsey, OF Now jersey
is among the late arrivals at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Associate Justice Stephen J. Field, OF tho United
States Supreme Court has apartments at the AbemarIe
Hotel
States Supreme Court is sojourning the Firth Avenue
Hotel
Deputy Quartermastor General Samuel b. Holabird.
United States Army, has quarters tho Glenham
Hotel
Colonel Theodore s T Laidlcy, OF the Ordnance De-
parment United States Army, is at the Abcmarlo
Hotel
Assistant Postmaster General James ~ Tyner ar
rived at the Fh Avenue Hotel last evening from WASH
ington
The Rev. Glendcnning, OF Mary Pomeroy fame. has
suddenly disappeared from Jersey City and, il is said
with BRIDE
General f. A. Merritt, republican candidate for State
Treasurer ofNew York, yesterday arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
General Rosecrans is now experimenting the mining
interests in Egan Canon, about $50 miles west Of sa
Lake City, on the line OF the old overland route
Bishop II. B. Whippe, Of Minnesota and Mr.. Alexan
der II H. Stuart, Of Virginia members or tho Board q,
Trustees Of tho PeaboIv Educational Fund are at the
Finh Avenue Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

'eThe Honorable John" to-day addresses a
short, incisve, manly letter to the HERALD,
defining his position in the present political
campaign He does not waste any time in
sparring fencing and lodging, but, walking
squarely up to the scratch, he hits out from
the shoulder, and with one powerful blow
knocks out of time all the small political
OBotherationists who have been endeayoring
to drag him into the canvass as candidate
for this or that office He does not depart
one iota from the opinions he has heretofore
expressed both inside and outside Tammany
in regard to the tyranny and usurpation of
the present autocrats of the organization. He
is MS much opposed now as he ever was to
the intolerance which denies to the members
of the democratic party the right to q free
expression of their sentiments, and reduces
them to the degraded position of seryile fol-
lowers Of one man. He denounces now, as
he formerly denounced, the double dealing
of those who allowed the Mayor and his
heads of departments to reduce the city
laborers wages, yet professed to deplore such
reduction. Bus his opposition to Tammany
is not an oflice-sceking opposition. He wants
no public position he positively declines
all nominations He stands firmly on what
he regards as the solid ground of principle,
and what is better than all, he says all this
in half dozen lines.
recommend the example of the Honorable
John to the whole OBotheration phalanx.
They cannot fail to recognize the difference
between his manly, honest opposition to
Tammany abuses and their own selfish in
trigues. Let them march on with the adj
vancing host to the national triumph and
not falter by the way. After victory as party
can come internal publication and the REM
edy of INSTRUMENTATION abuses and after VIC
tory will probably come such recognition rs
their several qualities deserve No doubt,
when restored to power, the democracy will
recognize the policy embodied in the French
saying, "A chaqte saint So chandelle." AS to
the Honorable John, if he will adhere to his
present position and firmly resist all tempta-
tons Of Office he may rise to the position of
Warwick in the democratic kingdom and
may live to dictate to those who have so inn
periously questioned his right to entertain
an opinion Of his own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

OUR PARIS READING Room. The list Of
American papers now On Gle in our Paris
reading room increases daily. Elsewhere, in
our advertising columns, will be found
complete list as far as we have heard from
proprietors Of the journals sent to our Office
we intend to make this Office the most attrac-
tive place in Paris for all Americans sojourn-
ing there, no matter from what State they
may come. 1t will be the most complete
reading room ever formed by private enter.
prise. We have to add to our former list the
Despatch, Of Richmond, Va; the Cleveland
Leader, the La Crosse Leader and Repubhcdn,
the Lancaster InteQigmcer, the Newbern
Times the Democrat, the Importer, and thS
mill Bslletas. OF AeY IoEk.