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STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.
NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Boysi Treasury Of sports and Pastimes.......Sl rs
500 Bible Stories with 500 Pictures.......... rs
The Vine aud Olive tOptic's new book)...... ] 80
The Rose In Bloom, by L. ii. Allcott....".... so
The Young Trui,-Hunters ..................... so
Aunt Madge's Story, by Sophie May...."... 20
The Boy Emigrants, b. Noah Brooks......" so
Flake Frizze, by Sophie May.............".. 10
SNIP and Whip -. 49,. 49,. 25
Lion jack, by p. T. Barnun1 . ...........!. so
shifting for Himself, by Horat!o Aiger, Jr.... so
The Bows and Girls or the Revolution. so
Daisy Trayers, by Sophie May............. 49,. SO
!Esop,s and so
Boys OF the -ReyoluliGn--A History OF the
Battles OF the Revolution uHnstratedl..-... 3 90
Half Hours with the Early Exporers..y.... 20
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TEE aELIER-RuNp Ron THE BRooKLYE

-,'r SUFFERERS z+~-s
INV Y6Rk; December 8.ATbs relief
fund for the sufferers by the Brooklyn fire
has reached 224, 278. .assut5zg ,i II
: = s . lRH1vAL Of SPECIE. 49, 49, u:
New YORK, December 1e. The steamship
Batavia, which arrived here to-day from
Liverpool, brought ELI ,0e0 in specie. u,
= LONDON, December 18.-The Russia, Tor
New York, took s1u0,0 900 In specie. ~ Isl
2 DAMAGE FROM THE GALE AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, December 16.-The damage
from the gale Is greater than was supposed.
Steeples were blown down, and o church
lost its roof. The roof Of the Weddell
House was also blown of. The loss is
SAC. GOO 49,.
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POETS Az al. {

LoNGFEI,LoW, WHITTIER. 'TENNYsoN,
sCOTT. SAKE, OWEN MEREDITH, PROCTOR,
BRET HARTE, -P0EMS OF PLACES (by Long,
feIlowL Eound in Cloth. Each 81.
>sstil Gs-& fi5JIcaSG Ia 49, g5f4s
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.-Liverpool, De-
cember ia leading grain circular, in its
review OF the week, says the wheat trade
throughout the country has been dull, and,
where prices have not actually declined, the
tendency has been in that direction.
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IHRIsTMAS GOODS,

rHRISTMAS GOODS. '.. "f. els.
FINE VASES and COLOGNE SETS In great va.
riety; t....s
FRENCH BRONZES-a large assortment:
VIENNA and p 49,. 49,; NOVELTIES; -i~
CENT?, NAL GOODS; 49,,
HARLEQUIN TEA and C0FFEE-SETS; DIN
NER-, BREAKFAST. and TEA.SETSI1 large
assortment; CHAMBER and TIN TOIIsEI-
SETS; COAL-YAsES; PLATE-WARMERS;
.I EGGN IA ,, Bo% ~ tFsiycY TOYS DOLLS, &c.
STAPLE. FANCY, and HOUSEFURNISH1NG
GOODS adopted to the wholesale trade, at prices "
suit the times. A call Is solicited from al.
re E. B. TAYLOR, l01l Main street.
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VERSAILLES, December 16.-M. Baunfoy
Sibour, OF the French Senate, is dead.
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+! .cHATTERBox AT 90 CENTS.
POETS AT 7ncENTs:
ILLUsTRATED GIYT-BOOKS.

MOORE, BYRON, BURNS, HOOD, SHELLEY
(boand In handsomely illustrated bindpgsS at 70
cents. - 45&
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ibid 30, as they were tired OF bad govern
4 faeii yERHsettEHurcscisouis anEishetp

MEME he3E szuHsett HurcBcascuis nnEi hetn
There was :, : plenty Of money to pay the
teachers, but Somehow IL disappeared be-
fore 1t could be applied to its destined pur-
poses. They were Disguised with the
Freedmen's Bureau Swindte and s. B.
Packard, to whom SOME Of them had given
bounty claims for collection, and they had
been defrauded out of their bounty SO, 1. +
/ The witness states that nc was threatened
by the Republicans and was advised by
friends to leave New Orleans, as bis life
was In danger from the Republicans. He
heard Anderson, supervisor OF East Fell
ciana, remark Chat he could not get any col
ored men to run for Office In bis parish, and
that some Of them ought to be killed, as
every colored mans murder was worth fifty
thousand dollars to the Republican party.
Witness never knew OF any intimidation
practiced by the Democrats, but knew the
colored men were intinidated by Republic
cans. -,.,.f 3, ~.
FLORIDA.
THE NANDAMus CAsE-PRoBABIL1TY OF A NEW
CANvAss-THE SENATE COMMITTEE TO CON-
MENCE THE WORK ON MONDAY.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, December 16.-In
the mdndumus case before the Supreme
Court the defendant made answer; which
the Court deemed insufficient, and gave
them till Monday to amend. There Is a very
general impression that the court will issue
a rnandqnaus for new canvass, which viii
operate directly on the State and congress
sional vote, and have an indirect influence
on national politics. The face OF the re-
turns on which the new canvass will be or
dered, il ordered at all, elects Drew and
both Democratic congressman. The con-
gressional committee will give nothing OIL
cial until the work Is concluded. The Sem
ate committee commences its sessions on
Monday. 49, ~!
WEST VIRGINIA.
TILDEN's MAJORITY IN THE STATE 1869.
WHEELING, WEST VA, December 16.-The
official count OF the vote for President and
Vice President in this State gives Tilden
and Hendricks 55,5sS, Hayes and Wheeler
II, 1902, Cooper and Cary 1927 votes. The
returns OF Putnam county were not received
in time for the official count. They show
Tilden and Hendricks, 977; Hayes and
Wheeler. 1904; Cooper and Carey, 100; add
Putnam county and the vote will stand
Tildcn and Hendricks, 56,585; Hayes and
Wheeler, d, 1896; Cooper and Carey, 1887.
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ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BUUhSs
Coleridge,s Ancient Mariner, illustrated BY
w
The Skeleton In Aru,or. by Longfellow...... 90
Christmas Stories, by Washington Irying.... 2 60
Shakespeare, Svo., morocco 10 90
Tennysou, Whittier, Longfelow, Lowell.
household edition, half calf each. 90
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HoLrlDAY &. G0ODN.
GHRIsTMAS sBapKEvs
GREATLY. REDUCED PRICES
THREE Dooss ABOVE DIsrATCH o2TIcs,

woaid call pahhc attention TO my largo and
varied assortment Of BOOKS WEFTISG-pESKs,
GAMES, and other articiess suited fer Christmas
presents, which offer as unusnaliy low rates.
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The latest from washington.

THE EULOGIEs UPON THE LATE SPEAKER.
GOVERNOR WALKER ABsENT-MosBY AND
THE HAMPTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOR
TONS SUDDEN VISIT TO THE wEST-PER-
SoNAI.. .s
From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 18.-The
eulogies pronounced by members OF both
parties upon the late Speaker, Michael
Kerr, were eloquent and generous, though,
rs Mr.. Cox remarked, such obsequies have
almost become mockery Of woe.
Half Of the, seats upon the Republican
side were vacant, while the galleries were
better filled than usual. The customary
resolutions were passed, and the House adj
iourned until Monday.
Governor G. C. Walker, being too unwell
to attend, was not among Mr.. Kerr's eulo-
gists. .,......' ....
Mosby says he did call upon the President
and show him the telegram from General
Hampton, although he does not think Hamp-
ton has the law on his side. Mosby says he
did not see General Johnson; and when re-
marked that Hampton's friends condemn
him for applying to him for aid, Mosby re-
piled that he had no doubt Virginia politi-
clans had rather see South Carolina damned
than that any good should come to her
through him. He regretted that the tele-
gram from Hampton had become known to
the public, and positively denies any
knowledge of how it got out, as he "men-
toned it to only two or three friends"
He declines to state what took place at the
interview between the President and him
self. ~
Senator Morton's sudden departure to
Indiana, like his trip to California before
the election last fall, is thoughtto have some
important meaning, and causes much specu-
lation among politicians. 1t is said he goes
West to re0rganize the Sons of Liberty
because Johnny Davenport, one of Grants
right bowers, had informed him that the
order of the "Goden Circle" was
being revived throughout the West.
Il is more probable that his
visit is to ascertain the condition OF public
sentiment on the presidential question, and
to try to set his people right if the tide is
turning against the Republican scheme tc
inaugurate Hayes whether elected or not.
Among the Virginians at the Capitol to-
day were Messrs. John S. Wise, Darcy
Paul, Robert Meade, j. r. Popham, and L
IT. Shields. Mr.. Wise hopes to obtain {
pardon for Myers, the Petersburg distiller
who was convicted Of defrauding the Gov
eminent. ....... 49,.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

.,.,.,,or HENDRICKS AND THE OREGON CASE.
w,su,SaToS, December 15.-It is under
va that Governor Hendricks is out
,,okcn in the opinion that the course pur-
ssI,,5 bv Governor Grover, OF Oregon, was
unite right and proper under the circum-
stances. o,,>-,
TIN ELECTORAL COUNT.
so,o,or Edmunds stated in conversation
.h;s o;tcrnoon that he had not called up, as
- hod n, omiseG, the bill in reference to the
no,,,t;,c ~ the electoral vote because OF
,.annost n thn contrary by senator who
,roS now absent, but who wished to speak
=, tho hin. He did not know that he could
wait until the return OF Senator morton,
,rt I, ,n;oht be delayed 10 await the action
~ .hn Snn,tc on the House proposition for
49,, committee to consider the subject,
,,,,,;ch was received in the Senate this
"s,nrnooo Representative McCrary, who
Srs, offered the proposition in the House,
n,d who will he on the committee, said to-
day that his preference was that the matter
~ the votes Of the disputed States shall be
referred TO the Supreme Court, while the
connt Of the vote Of the other States be made
as usual. He thought that there would be
no difficulty in maturing 4 bill which would
accomplish this object.
MR. CoNKLlNG PREP AIRING FOR TIE ISSUE.
The indications are that Senator Conkllng
is turn,n. his attention to the very lmpor-
tant subjects on which the two parties are
now apparently so hopeleSsly divided. He
has up to this time generally turned the
conversation in another channel when the
subject OF the disputed presidential sue
ca>sion has been alluded TO in his presence.
Within the last day or two he has, however,
been consulting authorities and pointing
out certain passages to others, and it is be-
licvcd he is preparing himself for the mighty
debate which must come before the count
inc OF the electoral vote.
TAPPING THE WIRES.
General Gordon and other gentlemen
who have been in the habit OF telegraphing
to their friends on political matters have
discovered that their dispatches are stolen
from Oft the wires, and therefore in conf.
dental matters they are now compelled to
resort TO the mailS.-SpcC!0l dispatch tc
baltimore Sun.
ABANDONED.
The idea that it belongs to the president
OF the Senate 10 decide who is elected seem:
to be abandoned - WASHINGTON Union.
This news is too good to be true, we fear.
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G P ECIA IL N O'T I G E.

MY WHOLESALE
CANDY SUGAR-TOY MANUFACTORY AND
... CAKE AND CRACKER BAKERY .,.
IS at No 1886 Main street. Just below the ST. Charles
Hotel where ask the trade call and exam ne the
largest stock of goods IN the line be found IN THIS
city. BY the aid Of steam power and other aDof-
saving machinery am prepared 20 sell at prices to
suit the times. =: Il0MEK7
:. ! o. 1880 Min street. Richmond, Va
The wer-knowu con fectoner w. ". TRIDBETT
Is with me- and VIII be pleased 20 his friends anc
the public generally. Give him call. re lew
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THE EUI.oGIEs UPON THE LATE SPEAKER
GOVERNOR WALKER ABsENT-AosBY AND
THE HAMPTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOR
TONS SUDDEN VISIT TO THE wEsT-PER-
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE SECRET-SERVICE
FUSD-HE SEEMS TO BE AN APT SCHOLAR AT
CYPHERING.
WASHINGTON, December 1G.-John j.
Davenport, New York election commits
sioner, and Senator Morton, had an inter-
view with the President on Thursday. An
other account is that Davenport went alone
to see the President for the purpose OF ex-
hibiting his disbursement OF the secret-ser-
vice funds. Davenport remarked that it
was wonderful how quickly the President
comprehended the cyphering. The Presi-
dent approved the account.
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TAPPING THE WIRES.
ABANDONED.

The idea that it belongs to the president
OF the Senate To decide who is elected seems
to be abandoaeI.- Washington Union.
This news is too good to be true, we fear.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES DISCHARGED.

WASHINGTON, December 1G.-Between
four and five hundred men and women
were discharged from the Bureau OF Print
ing and Engraving to-day.
, 1876-09-11

10 Qt6 E.d4of q iad 1FlUtRA
CoLonApo SpRiNas, Col, Sept. G.-f sec
great many correspondents nro fnqulang what
to do or whore to 60 to escape the annual attack
Of tho haY-fcyer. would nlvlso them to como
To Colorado. havo lived hcrs four years. and
llaya mover known this light, pure alr to fall in
preventing un attack OF that miserable disease.
Tl4ia place ia over a mile higher than Chicago,
and tho sir always dry ind pure. II Is com.
mon expression TO hcar persons from Chicago
and other Eastern localities say, 1T Is, Indeed,
o luxury to breath this pure, inyigogatlng air."
70 those who ask what th0re ID to prevent is
becoming u,onoto.,ous hero utter little, will
nay, without cxaggcrauon, that there ie no
ylnto known in ut tue country, East
or Vest TINT has within y radius
Of 10 ,nllcs 10 many plaees Of wonderful interest
in its mountain lseonery, tts cannAs Il
cascades, !ts Eluns its magnificent and curious-
formed rocks, mid It's soda springs, among
which aro Glen Eyrie, Garden Of Tho Not1s,
Cheyenne Canon, Cote Pass, Mount :l'nrk,
llanlLou, aud tuany other places; visitors Otter,
say any one Of which Is worth going THOUSAND
milca to SEQ.
Good homes at hotel or private housos ran bo
ha4l OH reasonable terIl,s;, lrst.ratc livery ac-
ct,tnu,o1atlons are abundant, roatis arc Just
splendid. A very enjoyable trip Into, the
mountains can be Mnle over line roads, ot,tl get
ono mile higher up II deaIrci, aud titd OIL the
way plenty Of troiit in tile streams and berries
il Ao uountaina III thalr SEASON. G. u. &.
, 1876-09-11
A, c, HESlhG,

~ tn EdtfoF V Ths 4F1tERss
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-In your editorial Of this
morning entitled "The WAsky Prosecutions"
lind tho following senteucc, "Thc accund dbutch
were supplemented ly Messrs. Hestng aud
Rehln, who were not manufacturers and wc1o
not otlleIala." Thls, es far as It re!atos to my
self, IL dIrcctly contrary To tho truth. 1was
"manutucturer aud pleaded guilty to two
laluIts OF MI Indictment u ulsttlcr unl Tor so
pleading was sentenced to two years lmprsso1,.
inent, although my partners, WIN transacted all
tho business, while never put my font III The
dlst!l'cry building. were not huel do!lHr !or
DID thy receive day. impFisonsneat, ,s ,l Tat
Is fully attcsted by tho sworn atllatits oi every
Hauger, storekcepcr, dtst!llcf, AM! oillctal IN
this revenue district, aad NOW on tlla Ut tAe Al
tolney-n -nonural's ul!}ca iii Washington. Eur
being " manufacturer and pleading to two
counts aa sucA, I received two years, while
Others who wers found guilty on four counts
received but thsus nlunths. Thick tcriu of itn-
pstsonsnent has already expired.
by making tlla correction you viii greatly
oblige. yours, a. c. AEaiao'
, 1876-09-11
Ngures and most etyltbh. They arc cut q FAR
lqrgth, lust 70 coref tha knee. H. r. "
PARIS,

l. lk1oF
TIE REIGN or TIE VULGAR AND RIDICULOUS
Hnscsai CorYttpondsucs of Tha Tribune.
pAnl,, Aug. 2G.-Tllc subject Of dress was 70
Gently alluded to In England ii one Of the
greatest questions Of our age. "The attention
Of Governments has not Jet been directed 70
It." adds the writer, "but it, effocts have oeon
enormous, and liz Importance really greater
than that Of many measures which rar'laments
ilfacuss,u It certainly has a1waya been an iool-
cation Of tic art tendencies Of m epoen, snn ~
Tint Wow alone, Il snny woll be querlcd. "hltne1
arm 10 lftftinrl France is now boldly asserting
bcr nrerocotfyo ns the acknowledged queen Oh
nresa and demanding obo'lience to slAV'en iaeas
which In como Instances not only aeiy al 1a"s
n harmony and beauty, but which cVen vcTee
m tha vulgar and grotcsque. soma OF tne
tn,,sttr. ro1y In preparation for Russia, amor"
H.. .,t1 Enp]nnd at ono Of tho faTof1te eathn-
ishmrnia of foreigners In Paris. are eIaborateIy
and handsomely male, but SO
I'm, An absolute and anal cltmnx has been
I.as .naesd, am,i tc eartcaturcs Of 1870 arc now
cGmnietc. A carriage tUiIette ior = pfomhent
London beis II SrSSy sSrt Ia I. sH x viii,
iquspoonais;e, ,a an mray ss a separnted By ono
tWo o,'sncl mull lrozr assmfntlng IN color with the
=. ''rom,a rm feather trimming which edges the
polonsse eIow th1 oas ta' With 'ea1lopsa naqIo%
ilctVQfk 0t Dsuuhot nuRG ~4tt H".nT III
fringe, aud outlined iii Nne nllddle VIII
anni}ouc embroidery 10 steel color, wi,ist ia
ncku u similar trimming haa thg etnDToiderco
desiru in conformity to tho shape. Bronze 6oots.
fnsh.pcd with wrought stce! buttons, at1u MARIO
Stuart hat Tho latter, OF gray silk, WI oe
worn fnr back Oil the Heat, atsd y ofnamonteo
With short gray and bronze oatticl1 plumoe,
which are arrangcd TO fall over the depression
ia front. Aruchc OF tnllo u plaGed anaeF tns
RIM and pFofuse bunch Of c9rdiha! fed roses
nils tho left elevation owe! the temple, snu
blue bird Is perelicd In the Other; ~ this
tallctte Is artatieally beautiful, MntA tne dsae-
glug process is cosninenced., The bgnIo be-
comca strictly acknowledgement, " Is cou-
stdered by ysomc,--hut beyond the conception ol
good TASTE. The extremity IN delincatiue tho
figure
HAS NOW nEEN REACHED
In complying With foreign ofdefa, am many
cases could he specified whore demanos arc
matlo for the most ultra and conspcnons styles,
regardless Of cxponse. These directions arc
decidedly anttFrcnch. Tue truly elegant 40
not regard dress as all 1rivo!ttg anu e3pehse
with thcm It Is controlled by lnteliieence!
economy, and nrt. It has been rcmasRca Lhal
"Thc Frenchwonan has an Instinct q singular
| precision regarding dress, anu tlst hcr innate
| sense Of tlse laws ef harmony IN outward tamBa
rises to tho level q Science" 1n'a
| creates al Independence Wbich women
, 1876-09-11
That Unabre1l.s.
ntJ<aJt ArrA Ftrx

a dozen pr lNore Men kt>ol ut the eastern
cntyaucs Of the Clty-lIal! yesterday wlsun II bc-
gan to rain, and along ca1nu an Individual With
III umbrella over his heaa. A. ilo rcac4no tho
top strp ouu Ut ths uleu advanced a1i1 sald:
"Ahl I've been wait!ng for you. ! knew you
lad II, and it'4 all rIght.a
Ihe man surreudered tho umbrella IN : hes.
itatiug ruanner, and Ills sleep[sh look Showed
very plainly that lie was not tAe lawful owieF OF
II. As l.u passed into tho hull another Of tho
crowd stupped out aud aaid:
"1hat's uly umbrella, aud Gun provo 1t. It
Lsa 'J cut In tho haudle."
10 II lnd, and after solno parleylng It was
handed over, The uuW, ,owncs was slntlHK very
blandly a. the, crowd a;'plaudcd, when ti,an
turnsd III OIL the avenue to eacsps voting.
, 1876-09-11
A STYLISH WEDDING.

fpect1l Coyrtlpand<nts qf The Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Sept. o-By far tho grandcst
wedding ever Witnessed IN Rockford was that OF
Mr. Arthur J. Reyes, Of Iowa, and Miss Stella
Chaplin, Of this city, which took place at the
palattal residence Of the BRIDES mother last
Wednesday evening. The ceremonies we're per-
formed In the latest approved fashion by the
Rev. NIL, Reed, Al eloquent Unitarian divinc. Tho
bride looked beautiful as ibridesdo tic bride.
groom looked happy, az all bridegroo'ns should.
Tho dress Of tho bride was q cseam~colore1
silk, trimmed With white tulle and
orange blossoms A number Of guests
from Chicago attended. The, bridesmaids
and groun,smen were AZ follows: Ogden
Dwight, OF 1Itllsdalc, and Miss Mamie Harvey,
of Chicago; 3. @. Miller, Rockford, Miss Afica
nottingham, Chicago; +. Il. Sumner, Rockford,
Miss Emma saterleet Chicago; Arthur Coonradt,
Rockford, Miss Carrie Chapin, Rockford. The
spacious grounds and elegant house were liter.
ally thronged with delighted guests, who scemc.!
to enjoy tho liberal provisions mn1e for them
by klrs. Chaplin, the briao'a mother. Tho
presenta we're numerous and valuable. amount
Ing, In all, to nearly 5000. The wedding cake
VIA IN keeping with tho rest Of the affair, and
measured over four feet In height by three feet
in diameter. At1:3o the happy couple started
for Chicago, on thcif way 70 Europe.
, 1876-09-11

TRENCH ADVEilTl9E5fENTS.
Pail IHaR 0asetx: Whuther English man.
ncrs aso becoming Americanfsrd to q pcrceptt-
bio extont may be in open question; but there
Gnu scarcely hs doubt that the French are tak
lug lessons from the alnnrtcst al advertising na
tons. PasIsans once had 4 scnae Of the ridicu-
louA which would have prevented tho publlcz+
tion Of such marvellous announcement "a that
in which lady, dcsirous Of employment, re-
hcarscs the list Of het qualifications: "Matl-
ana Lefebyre, sick nurse, rcstuflH chalrB,
watches corpseS, applies lccclcs, docs sewing by
machinery, Is an excellent cook, having beoN
NJ" Whether one " all ot these yanous
accomplishments werc displayed f' the serykc
Of Naion M-ts not stattd. Scarcely leas
strnnge ih British eyes will appear tho adveF-
tisementa OF two Coac'l-buft!crs In 'arlA ilsws"
paper. THESE excellent tralcsnlcn hRyc appa-
circumstance that they<Nay carringts for sale
under tht houtl of "Bport." It must 10 CON-
fessotl, IN Justification VI this Wow, that drive
In French cub too often runtafns one element
Of truo sport, In tla shape Of spice Of danger.
Aiarr!agn advertisements, TOO, continue t0 DO
~ frequent Us ever on tls other stdu Of tho
Channel, 1owrIes of i" EN- 00o" .0oc9 being
a1,parcptiY unuhle to tinl acceplOtH. Indeed,
tfu regularly established matrimonial sEencica,
OF which there arc five III Paris, al! genuine, ai-
Gnn that the market ls ovcEsiocked at tue pres-
hope to ularry without lAvinG portion ready
for her husband, tho statement ts singular
enough. Ono would have thought TINT thu faet
had only to bo known to attragt q cona!dera!sa
number OF Immigrants Of tho stcrner sex.
from ths Uuited Htatea iu bitter disappointment
IAight do w1rse than think III land whurs so
mxny Of their ,ki,isn,eu haye won Inme ur
wealth, from Harstela To Machlaliou.