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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12
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UCTIoN NoTrcE-wM. T. BOYD, AUCrIoNEER--
wo
tsrss three suits OF solid rosewood paror furn
French satin: costly pier and mante French plate mirrors;
ssay q os so silver heavy M glass
Ae mo expensive kind elegant china ware ten aod dinner
Ihs attention housesscpers hotel keepers aad
r .s q % soss si
decorarens &c Ac 70 be sold a. public asenon 70 tho
.ssn.h street Ninth IoG O'Clock wednesday
I've story deng house The Whole al whea Vii po no.
be sold Catalogues ready by o'cl< the morning Of
Parorcontan about 100 OF superior carpets
Sse and and and od sn s %
description; Gothic Turkish easy chsi-s moiuct
gold blue CRIMSON and maroon satin large
2 ss Win s
sausry marble tops expsnsyey carved rosewood pis sofa
ceres with marble tops olae glass doors. imported
aSc or Sak eSSS w liz as
shaste and oensve landscapes painted order In Fance
Seasy gold frames mirror g mah q ee
sos 80 o nss n sc, ~ n ana n
artists such landscapes winter scenes marine views
As The Whole aag sEy sSSs,
SSsa al roSnS ns1 pats and rchy set w pearl
valuable and costly instrument. rosewood piano STOOL with
ma & apsss II sss sS s S Sessr s
cloth oseher with an the ruby and crssa glass
asch rich china lea and dinner sets sosy sverwaTe tea
service "A inch savers cake baskets casters
coffee and ten spoons forks liquor stand superior table
cutlery, marble pitchers &C.
Chambers Costly soBdosAsood and mahogany
bedstesd suary marble top wahssnds and com
modes to maich over % pure hair mattresses from 40 t. 90
pounds madelo order and in excellent condition; counter
panes silk and satin bed spreads linen sheets ingram
pets bedroom mirrors clocks toilet tables towel
oe. sets ocos stair carpets and rods mahogany cushion
ed chairs rockers sofas lounges couch beds hall stand
and dining tables with large and desirable assert
ent of basement and kitchen utensils &c &C. with which
endeed absolutely necessary and will positively take place
without regard to weather responsible person viii be in
ship the articles going out OF the city,
~ reasonable charge. Deposits satisfactory TO the
honeer viii be required from all purchasers Terms cash.
and only bankAble this city Will be received IN
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I'll RUEr RrT1Ho DE GUrYEs-rHn uousr y.
~ ben Tor the entertainment of strsnrers ta
yelling IN the island Of Cuba especially Of Amsrscsps
who may wish 70 the winter " s MID and benrsans
cnae Tho town 81 4unes s situated ths railroad
ins rom svsns e Msaurss nearly equd the two
~ :, s.c n,, ss 2 Die nva q BE-
oe.,v OCCASIONALLY everywhere h northern by
ffe Nus running northwest souihees about vague
p the north of 9unes irving sou hwesern snrs
iovefts he caribbean Sea disan twelve rniles -
oTt or vii use every possbe means ir he power ofeo
Ger Ne situation o. visfefs ~ agreeable - r6sshle Jhey
sn hsre the advantage. Of of he
eof an American physician will rrsde the
o experience In The dseesea bo,h II
sersie and tropical regions. RAMON nM0HAIIA.
\ PIERRE HOUSE,. NOS G-a-6sl BROADWAY par
IL entrance No Amiy ftreetThs house having nm
CONSIDERABLE improvements BY ann~vinx ucrer
part &c the bouse ready for the reception ~
vuAos vrhou. pe1rA = flHrIHK - :.
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UCTION NOTICE e. B. FRANKLIN. AUCrIoNEER,
a win sell at auction at the stores of Franklin Petri Co..
u Nassau street. 10 morrow morning. at l0 O'Clock
of cabinet furniture splendid gilt Frame
French plate mirrors and pier Rasses 100 oil paintings
Of superior merit by boese, Coates Vaad and other emf
sent artists French china ware cut glass ware superior
treble silver plated large variety OF fancy clocks;
hair natxesses paiasses pillows and bosters. Also
at liz o'clock six superior rosewood and mahogany
paDofOres The attention the trade
and others IN want of superior furniture IL invited to this
the be sold of the very best make
fully warranted and sold without Descriptive
morning Of sale
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ARGE SALE or FURNITURE BY Ped A COLE,
Thursday, Al int. O'Clock a. $40 Fulton sfect RrocS
consisting 81 rosewood ana mahogany sofas chars
tables extension tables pier BRUSSELS and ingram
pets china and glass ware furnace heater, kitchen
nture &C. Also oi &c hosiery shirts &c Also tut.o
leo boSes ssrdnes &C. Also two COED working ssrses
m the COUNTRY
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kRy II. HFe1s, JR., AJcrIosEER. ADMINS
|a,orss sale cf The billiard saloon Ne 40 Fourth avenue,
VI rtrefceuth md Twenue b sireets, known % Tho
don billiard sactn. Formerly oecuued ~ the late cs.
H. Gle II. u TEklr, Js VIII sell ahevr. Wet
Nov ~ az f0is ociDek the entire c9ntnuis ct SAIL
Dehef With to- lease 81 he entses, htgtng fva aod
trs 70 run and offering rare chaice Is say one
la efn.afs IN he tive salnen has been dufnx
- pr,,tabl- husirgss The following viii be offered
.N.-Four billiard tables node ~ Moore coriplo'r.
afkrts xc ~ ctfes, rfuers. tets balls 81 10 Il
arm chars AMI eu-hons, stove aud piue cock lpor
- rcttireraor. bar aud 1ar hN'ates wtednw hatrs
~ sas 6vturss tsrtS &c ne stock Of wines AMI II
which are vcsv Une also enU0t 20 Ww chpire Havana
y,ll he soA n ois ~ AIT uur hrers The Saloon wti
oren ata can he seen time h@fn'e 'he sale. Fpr
4 ~oratio ssle apply q the Office u 'hc austin
"a r.ns d. Get
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LOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRrDA-rNITED STATES
Ma lape The steamship Fi.OrfD 4 Cajy n. q. Wool
hall will leave weenesdsy Nov. ~ frun pier No sNorh
tiyel ~ O'Clock r. Bls @ sdns signed board For
relgh. appir a. NffCdfiI. No
WAY Through icseis New FORK 10 Jacksonvfe All.
% Paska SCI eieamers rlor connect nj gsvsn.ah
with the steamers New YORK Tuesdays ard esiur.
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L'oR NORFoIk MD pETKRsBUR0.-1Hr vNfrFD
r States mail steamship RoANOkF Cap, Thcmss ekiarer
vii leave for the above places "Wednesday l2k inst a.
oclcck ~, from pier ~ NoriA river. she vii
Nosiek the rex afternoon. and
morning Passengers for the scuh viii proceed cey On
vs. the great aeuberp mail Hne 10 Charleston Arrsa "a
aarsh ac Those for Richmond win arrive their eesass
ton cafly on FRIDAY ncrninr. travellers vf this The
cnearesi pleassnesi ard most etpeL,us route PassAse
snd tAft. wnh saeroom, 10 Norfolk a. re,erh1rr ma
Rgnadway =
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DELyECHIO "a CO-AUCTIONEGRa-C. Il. LEVY,
IL Auconserarge sale Of imported furs got up express
for the Broadway trade On Thursday Nov. IS their
spacious sale 4g4 Broadway a. i03z O'Clock
superb OF sable stone maren mink itch rock
narten and furs, cloaks tAas vctOrnes
nu1s &C., with several line sleigh robes Furs exhibition
WedueadaY from Clock
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ONIy LINE WITH SURE coNsrcr1ox-TRkvsIr
" miles shorter than any other
river navigation rnsed States mat line Fffv ponnls
baggage ee; 10 cents pound exrefouF hours
ocean by Panama kairosd Through tn California
ia Panama Railroad The United states Mai reanashp
psny vii dssps'ch fJr Aspinwal Thursday Nov 10
O'Clock r. NJ precisely, fm pier foot Of wsrrtn NORTH
river, The vel known and fast steamship GEORGE LAW.
Capt. WIN. Hernden. u. y y. Passcurers maDs ell
% icrwsfdcd BY Panama Railroad and
wfh the Pactlc sat Steamship toarary rlhcert
chip John l.. Stephens r. "a Pesrsn which wi
- eadr css end iesve Immediately of
public ~. informed ha the Pacir Nn steamship Company
always have one Or usor- steamers lying
reney for sra ~ avod any possible d rn cf
mals. For passage apply 20 7 " RAYMOND, Al 10 only
coe 81 The composites No IL we- street 81 warren
sure " Regular Jni'ed States mail days sb
srt .sgh 81 each month.
L,oR csI1ronNTA.-NEv YORK AND Sac yRan
ri-o Seanshp line via Nicaragua --io~sest rouse ~
100 miles Great reduction az prices new ara ar srS,d
ship TEXAS ls tous viii eal from the pier al f,s al
Beach street. North river for San Juan Sicararrs on
Saturday,. NOV ~ a. O'Clock Y. ~. connect WIN he
Steamer ORlJABA, from San Juan De- on the Ps~sfc
for san Francisco Passengers viii ind this IRE he fle.
aud c~aoest route FGy pounds Of targ~g~ allowed es~b
passenger, ~ cens per pound on eveeas
Eaue os Pssssek fEox Nrv vorx.
10 san rMsNCrsgO. Jra1 rv1
fpcludiuv lshmus Transit. First eah n .,.'.... s-s
First rsofn. .f-B e~cerf cabin
second eahin......... ID e.er~ge............... ~
SfttNge.. Xss4s..*44...ss 20
tIi as MORGAN a SONS
No 2 Bs-ing Green. NJ Y.
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DspTxER sfTFB~sCTfvE OR SILENT WITH
II ortv thousand DOLLARS. IN grneei who sale
sd reia s~iurnv business vc eSabshed Address
Isisg4 elaace, ltstaLe Ace n, X.
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y. WILKINS AscrIoNEwRR -AssIaNEE,s SALE

Of stoves ranges furnaces hollow and woocaware
pee furnishing Arlicles, horse wagon. Nc.-PHlLiIP r.
|Lk1Ns will eel auction, Thur day, November -.
At l0s O'Clock ~ No. III and a9 Grand street BY order
|smh u. Below Esq, assignee general assortment Of
IVES ranges and furnaces the approved psscrns
Iow, tin and wooden ware, together with general variety
bnuse furnishing srcs crnssting w part OF plated Br
mia and block nware, baskets brushes mats e. also,
he. wagon, fixtures shelving, tools &c
|aogues can be had premises the oGcc the
|tioneer, No. II Wall street
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A C. FUTILE, AUCTIOHEER.
n Ssala. wnu

IA. Once d Broad way
Asagnee's sale Of bugges rockaways carriages road
vagsna kcA. c. FUTILE win sell rhursdsy 18Th ms.
II p O'Clock the premises 81 and 50 E!lzaben street %
aese the following vg:6 and elegant no top
busgies, top de-, roekaways. doctors phmtnn -FOUR
wheel busirass family carriage. second hand pa
s0uche hand buggss, with asn, several
band wagons &c All OF he above are new and war
the best manufacture and Will be perenptor 80d
order Of the assignee May be examined on MORN
= 4 Of sale
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EARp-MADAMr BREWSTER RETURNS THANUs
" friends ard patrons aud begs thai efsr ~
thou both in his city and Pnadepha who have ,
suited her with erre ssciion she feels couaden iai
que Of asology love and law and bo.ss ox
osces relied constantly by Napoleon she Ia M eaus
will tell the Of the future husband and as ~.
tf.efa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12

fSESHY H. LEEDS AUCTfoSEER.-HEyRy H. LEEDS
k1 90. will seL ou Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
November 18th 18th and 14h at o O'Clock each day nj the
Hge No. CTS broadway, under the iasarre House
pendd sale Of costly goods Just received from vienna Italy
&c Also the marble satuary from the Crystal Pal
ce real marble sauary from CRYSTAL Palace and LalyG
ecss, beautiful viz ;Staue Of Flora by Earraua,
bust Of Napoleon l.. the shepherd ebc Mercury,
adorna by del Medco and others also bust Of Pope Plus
I'll. the collection Of the late jonathan
unit ESQ also superb Vienna goods In every variety.
In nrabesqpe and steel French bronzes clicks and
Dresden and Bohemian from the royal
ctores Of Jenna and Prague Italian goods, vases figures
bid groups elegant plated Of sylc and var
y. The above exhibition and viii be found
w o attention.
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TAFNTISTRy DIR n. q. ntRkfN CANAL NEAR
~ Naiick srce'-oid numucr us new 4D-nvrs atien.
ton ~ his long aud successfi rNDrrence lsv
vhh ". NV sd hsrucs tenuwbng scent preventing all
AN Irecs nodslNe.
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fyrA1RvorAxcr.-MRs. SEYMOUR, no SPRING
~ street fsv doors 80 o. Broadway, the success
discovered and cured, II crsble unernc scica ~
MOI mede. - :"
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MADAME wIDGER, THE NysTERrorS sp,Nfsu
M lady the second sight seer removed 10 40 Frs ave.
MIR HoHsoa street. tells past p-eeen ami Ietnr.
law business love msrrsgr sbsent rsnds y, ness
less.l. EgSt.sl.c G. ". A.slss sg ~ aseascs
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM OF 10 ACRES
With house. barh orchard, &cj quarer Of mile iron
railroad depot eleven miles from Saratoga Springs;
eumbrance It. Apply 70 the Camel Coal Company 81 WI
liam street.
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no The PRINCIPALS or SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES -
L Mr. fREDkRICKS, professor Of dancing late of r6<
Rrcsdvsy begs 70 snnovnce his change rrsdence
Beecser street, where al communicates win nnsdi
sislp attended 70.
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usgrIJ, W wEsrcoTT ITCTToYFER -TLF0aYr
hnns rhnd fn ntnIe the resldence las Mosl 1hlrK.

+. DrIIssER, ArCTIONEER ny IEAvITr. nv.
rISSFR 60, 81 and ~ broadway, corner 81 White
: wednesday, Noy ~ st i0,s ocock. ~ the auction
specsi and perempiory sas ofrs'h diamonds and gold
ry being the halance "a stock ~ iealer declining
-, consisting IL part OF magnificent diamond pins,
hes rngs bracelets, &C; magnificent ladies watches,
with dlarnnnes back ard iuy warranted also about
D fine English Scsts, gold huut casei pacnt levers,
nmeefs duplex and detached levers sterling silver and
watches, with fns line OF gold pins, brooches Anger
bracelcfs gent nlpseic pins Nasonlc do, hne gold
vest and fob chains. All of the abSve warbes are fully
ned Wv every respect, marks, ia guessen 4 co. los.
IN Tobias Lee ourire, Frerss Co. and all the cce
makers w Europe. "a aiuEues be had ON apcl Ca
the office on Tuesday morning. Goods % exhibition
M ~ sale,
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EyOE SALE-THE FINE FAST SAILING SCHOON
L er CoRNEIIA built at Brandywne Del, 81 62g tons
register length " 10 feet breadth 10 feet depth feet
first order newly painted &C., and well found
IL thoroughly butt bolted and treepsied and fastened with
bolts not sold at private sale before the 18th inst
abe viii be disposed Of st auction. Apply JOHN L. BUCK
LEY. 81 From. street
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL u NAIL STEAM
~ phpe-fW Lverpooi-rhe Unned states mall steam
mp AphiArlC Jas West commando vii depart with he
MH o'clock, NJ, from her berth at DOT OF Canal street
heads
For freight or passage having accommodations
for elegance and comfort. apply
EDWARD x; coLLIss 10 Is Wall street.
Passengers requested 10 he NJ O clock
An letters must pass through the tost oaoe; any others
will be returned
the AdriAtic, and sail Saturday Dec
The rate eight from Liverpool NON York re ueed
to "a per ton measurement, until furthsr notice.
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LrOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, SEVERAL NEW
houses Just finishing with all the modern improvements
win re soil cheap for cash Apply the Office build
ngs 52 West Thirty sixth street. between Seventh and
Eighth s. W. CRONK, agent.
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niSsOi tTION or PARTNERSHIP. -rHE coPART.
rsrtbip telttnse existing between The SUBSCRIBERS
Sc~ n hi Ten f.ck Co this day dissolved by
nuiup The business Of he nrfn viii he settled by
VIM 1sp tssk WA. ZEN ENCK.
INV YonK, Nov. J, 1856 A. n. HAGEMaN
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STAMNFFING, &C PERMANENTLY CrRED nj DR.
- loNfS on scientific principles whhoui pan nst.al
linen generally IN ffom hours he
~ hesng able I'll that he requires pay na
he srctcsiui Uncc 81 Broadway, n. ", opposite
Il.
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house and lo good location and 10 good order Prise
Rents Tor $500 Only 81 500 required down. BALANCE
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DAY ball Admltanoe. 70 ccnis: ladies' nes
~ wsaof Brosawsy.-vr caARRuAuDs oasse are
open for The s.sSn. Pvp a any tine,
Sourr acics konihiy usual
ierna &c, can h. obtained a. above.
DANCING sopoor.-M'rLF CAROLINE vEzrEs's
~ dancing tacademy y ao~ard street Glasses
gcoc,, = ~, and oclock IN Nh evening Cor practice
ausrc-A LADY. WITH ABUNDANT ssp sArfs.
osnc ard music Not psrtcnar a. 70 issaiay 81 ~hs
Der IN family or school Address boz 33ss y. Post
o''ce.
DThSoroRrEs, FIRST or AIiTy-PIANos CAN ~
500 q JANIS VAN RiFks. rs wooster " sses s"' near
D'-''s''. ----------------
l,IsNos AND MELopsoSs-rHg HORACE WATER,
medsrn improved Ps.o- md meloie'ns are 2 Re orat
only - ~ % ~ ns " rent sna rent so.sa ou
Su &c so iea go 20 SIS Pane. aass
Ss~ Yc o1 ETns s oos
srowIedre Of Aeir eIcelIsni durable ausiiys
no INF PRINCIPALS or SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES
l Mr.. fRxDhRICks professor Of dancing, late q 50
seccser .ree, where :. conmsn'csEars Win Be nssdi.
ANTHOLOGY.
A woNDER--rnx eIrsry oIpL.-rY You WISH TO
kH0yltdfe OF wbich
don't fat 10 consult The above named pslmis' Charge 50
cents The Cpsey has also hand which win enable
posIie Charge eIr.. % bo~,ry ap si,s. -
AN AsrRoLoarer THAT BEATS THE WORLD AND
a Eve Thousand dollars reward offered 10 any person
ard future psrtt slary absent
law SUITE &C Me also gives lucky numbers She surraasss
person that has visited city she making
erect Al rcg~ons who afflicted with Consumption
liver complaint scrofa rheumatism other uugenc
discase you'd Do well call ard this wonAernl Ard
natural Eicd lady, and viii not away
" B--Msdame CLIFTON s no humhug Cad and satisfy
yourselves Re-ssnce No. ISIS Orchard street. bewers
Houston and Stanton.
Rp-MADAMr BREWSTER RETURNS THAyxs
10 her friends ard patrons begs IN - ths, asr 80
tlousands his city and Pnade pha who have con
suited her with entire satisfaction she conadent ,st
the questions "a asroogy love and law matters aud bos ox
orSces relied constantly by Napoleon has no ea
She will tell the Of the future husband and aiso ~
of her ssisrs 80 Bowery bsween Fourth a~S FINs
streets
<yIAIRvOyAxcr.-MRs SEYMOUR no spprSa
~ street few doors Of Bro2dssy the m 80 sncra..
ful medical ard business clarvoyent America All des
discovered and cured, durable; unerrinc agice or
business absent TRENDS &C. and satisfaction cases or
casrse mede.
MADAME wIDGEr, THE NysTFRrorS sp,Ntsu
IN lady the second sight removed 10 40 pirs ave-
pne Hoasoa street tells past, p-esen ami lenr.
eveufs business love msrrisgr friends ness
ssssl. fli.s!-es m.A.lss las ~ aseascs
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The Oldest United States senator.
rrou, the Washington Intelligcncer, Nov 10


The death OF Mr. Clayton has very naturally directed
attention TO the members Of the United states Senate and
10 the point OF seniority. Mr. Crttenden OF kcnsscky,
now the uFaihtr Of that dhtngukhsd body, having en-
tered a on the Ath OF March, 1871 " viii be secn, how
ever on reference 10 the record hst this now veteran
Senator did exhibit any great degree iondnsss FER
the public councils high as The posos OF Senator has
than three years and his be Hon. Richard n.
iohr son up pointed the 10th OF December, 1872
Mr. Cfiltenden was sgsn In the Senate his service
iatnr fron ca Mach 1885 He again resigned before
tbe end term, and his successor The IN James T.
Norebesd, ertore1 the senate on the 9th February,
lsiI Mr. Ctitrdcn then succeeded Mr.. Clay, who had
resigned on the 18th OF February 1s42 and continued
Kentucky but pushed that tust IN July, 1850 10
enter Mr.. Tilluores Cabinet a. Attorney General Mr..
frittendsns present term commenced with the I'd Of
iarcb 1855, making his whole service about eighteen
The Hon James A. Pcarce, Of Maryland, next In tho
order OF seniority his services datog from the % Of
March, 1913. lie Ia nov In his third term The Hon.
Iesis Cas- commenced with sth March, tsit, and re.
signed In isIs wi en- nominated for the Presidency He
in his second term which win be closed on the 81 Of
eIarch, 1851.
None OF other Senators now IN service date further
hack than "a March, isas The seniors stand thus:Mr
Brisht OF Indisps an March, 1855 Nc Yulos, OF Flo
r,ds July 81 1886 Mesers. Rusk and Houston OF Texas,
February a. isie; Mr Butler Of south CsForea Decem
ser n, 1sa6i Mr. Ms,on, OF Virgins January 70 1871;
sh,ye atm March, 1siT; Mr. Bell, OF Tennessee, 4sh
March 1s47; Mr.. Douglas, OF Illinois, th March 1st1;
ar Fitzpatrick, o Asoams, December llth, ISIS, and
Mr. seward ~ Now York, 4sh Ma-ch, 1919.
T.. ,xh,ht than the usual tum,er OF compare
s,velv new Gen bai most u them have had iegp,s
tys experience IN other public bodies,
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MademOiselle Rachel and her Children.
Acvices from Cairo state that tho most noble houses 10
Egypt bad opened their houses to Mo Rachel request
Ing her to mako Of them freely She had ac,spted
hospitality OF Suley PAcha, and was 70 be con
veyed to Upper Egypt in magnificent boas belonging TO
him, and lowed by q steamer OF the Viceroy.
The following letter, written By tho great tyaoedienns
OF her children, proves that her health has I'm
proved by the change OF climate
DrAn LIZZIE One My health il mot - bad a. Il was.
have already recover ed some strength. have ne
rably good appetite and am ~ well situated In point OF
comfort one can DO in Egypt There are two hotels
l your dormtories, and loy 10 proportion
also ~ 0i pretty nAs good pony Inc cosI Who French
natouainy / have already ma5e some expeditions on
foot In the interior Of the city and In the nexhborhood
This 10 an exceedingly curious. interesting AMI rich
country hope that you may be induced 81 some future
day out bere and shall feel pleasure 10 acspg
have more than ever reason to congratulate myself
my being . gvr1yonde troosdienre. Wherever 80
nnd people ady 10 sbige and 10 amuse mo Sincs nv
departure from INA sell % can say thai have met Win
real Northern hospitality.
Your aunt (sarsh FELIX is In excellent health; she
laughs rings and would even dance, 70 make me smile
ard this "a not an easy undertaking, for am h~au
thinking OF my dear little II Is true that console
self by rejecting that have patriaed myself but
strong IN health and rever TO separate from tn again
The writing Of this letter II an effort. for writing Ia
teuse and cites me, and forbidden by the doo'ors
mu,t not, therefore think Of writing 70 snybody else
the effort by writing me long, very long letter. Con.
Ode 10 al your thoughts and the ncws, you know
any here do NOT receive angle French journal
shall write TO my dear parents by the next steamer.
We had an earthquake Of Alexandris during stay
there. II attended by any calamity but cfl
Q deep Impression en- me II WAS . sublime horror. Al
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you, and in conclusion send you thousand kisses
RACHEL