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CLOsE Of the SEVENTEENTH VOLUME.
HARPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
TOR NOVEMBER.
CONTENTS
ETHAN ALLEN. By BEssOs LossNG.
Illustrated by Eleven LngTaVnes.
THE VOYAGE OF PAUL.
Illustrated by Seventeen EBgravnfs
STRAINS GALLOP ACROSS THE PAMPAs
Illustrated BY Eight Ergsvne.
NY ANGEL
OUR WIVES.
NEXT YEAR.
OUR QUEER PAPA.
NY kovHNS
DEADMANS CORNER.
MARGARET-THE LAY SISTER.
TUT VIRGINIaNS. By w NJ. THscgIsIY.
ILLusTRArIoNs.-The Young Nhsn.ans-An Afpariion.
-FouT Head Pieces.
CHAPTER XLvI Chains and Slavery
CHAPTER XLviI Visitors in Trouble.
CHApTER XLVIll. Al Apparition.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
LITERARY NOTICES.
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VALUABLE NEW BOOKS for SALE at the
OFFICE Of THE AGRlCULTURlsT, No. 25 Parkrow.
MICH COWS AND DAIRY FARMING.
Treatise the Breeds and Selection Of Dairy Stock and
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Price So
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AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURlsT. BY Thomas 3 23
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Gperlai Notices.

vE.,iau PrintinR.-BAKER GOODWIN, Tribune
.'es. execute every description Of POLITICAL PRINT
Posters. Circulars, Tickets Sc.-at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES 49,
~ NJ matter how small or how large the job-cyeIythins
;.s, neatly and quickly, at the lowest cash prices
BAKER GOODWIN Printers,
Printing House Square, opposite City Hall
Library for Women.-A Meeting will be held and
pourses delivered in the Rev l. h. Cbapins church. on
eEsDAY EVENING next, Oct. 20, on THE NECLssiiI
or MENTAL CULTURE IN WOMEN
Fls need Of frs.cas Female Library in this city VIII be
,sed tose,ber with other questions Of public interest
fte following distinguished gentlemen wil attend:
The Hon DANIEL =. TIgMANN,
The Hon. JAMES r. BRADY.
TIE Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
The Rev. I. L. CUYLER
PETER COOPER.
sPEAKERs--The Hon. JAMES T. BRADY, the Rev.
BENRY WARD BEECHER, and tie Rev. I. L. CUYLER.
Admission free.
Ispprove in the highest degree Of the plan improve the
,d,sn Of the NewyOrk females by furnishing them with the
pssps Obtain useful education, and providing for
Aeu o reading and library VIM {. BRYANT.
Ese- Yoyh Oct ~, 1853
From the names Of large number Of dDsu citizens
vIo ye the TO this movement we select the
hpswiDs:
DANIEL D. TIEMANN, s. s. RANDALL,
PETER COOPER HORACE GREELEY
BLNJAMIN Ii. FIELD J. WATSON WEBB,
HENRY HILTON, ERAsTUS BROOKS,
A. p. CUMMINGS, THEODORE IlLIoN,
JoHN CLANCY CHARLES +. BRIGGS,
Joseph F. THOMPSON, }. X. sPALDISG,
FRANKLIN J. OTTARsoN.
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Columbia College, October, IS5S.-PosT GRADr,
ATE INSTRUCTION for lS589-LeetuIes will be delivered
IN THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE,
Al College, ASIA beginning The S day oil Novem'
ber
Ry Professor CULLOH-On the Mechanics OF Ethereal
Matters or The Present State Of Knowledge III alton TO
Heat, Light and Electrici,y: ,.-..
By Proessor JOYOn Chemistry, with practical instruction
By Professor PFCK-Cyn Engineering, including Surveying,
with Of instruments, general principles OF construction
Bv Professor DAvIEsOn the Higher Ms.heuacs and the
nature and history of Matheme,icsl Science.
By Professor HACKLEYOn Physical Astronomy, with the
practical OF Instruments
Nv Professor TORREl-On Botany.
IN THE SCHOOL or LETTERS
Al the Rooms of the NewYork Historical Society, conner oi
2d.av. and litlis
By Professor LElBER-On the History Of Commerce snd,
subsequently, on Political Science.
By Professor NAlRNE-On Ethics
By Professor GUYOT-Ou Comparative Physics, Geoeapny
In lis relation 70 History and Modern Civilization.
BY the Hon GEORGE p. MARsH-On the bnghsh Lan
guage. - -. D.. rurooopr
w DWIGHT will open the Rooms Of the Ho..es Soo
ETY. on the Let Gay OF NovonlbeI
fce of 10 each $50 all but graduates Of not
more standing OF Columbia College the New
YORK University the Free Academy 10 whom the pIce VIII
be except Chemistry and the Law school, ior
each Of winch special cbsige wi ! Be made. -
Fuhe information be obtsned the Library OF the HIS
,orca Soisty the Office OF VIM. Belts esq No 52 Wat,
nom either the Professors, on the President OF the Col
ege ShAkLsS htSG,
President o, Columbia College.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, II
Lectures-MercnnriIe Library Associafisn-A.

Lectures-Mcrcnnfile Library Associafisn-A;
Clinton Hall place Six unuslsy attractive new ieetres
Oct o.. B.YARp TAYLOR Nov. 4Gro vlyDEyHoFr, AN
Nov s5.......JoHs G. SAKE Dec 2........E P. WHfrLE
Tickets and containing subject OF Lectures ke 20 be
had the principal booksesrs' and az the Library Clinton
Hall Course the following low rates. Single, s2
admitting LADY aud gentleman, 81 sos extra lady, 81 Mem
ben and their families a. reduced rates
Young Mems Christian Union.-Mrs. L. OAKES
SMITH will read Essay before the Union THIS Tuesday,
EVENING at Clinton Hal, 4. OclDck Subject Our HUI
RICHARD WARREN, President.
=. BosSEAu, IT,, Secretary.
The BrookIy Assocfn fion for Improving the Con.
dtiOn Of the Poor will hold their Annual Meeting In the
Lecture Room Of the Rev w Beechcrs Church, Cranberry
49, THIS (Tuesdsy, The 18th inst, al II o'clock Reports
will BE- presented and The officers elected for the coming
present Per order. LUTHER EAMES, Gen1 Agent.
Cbas. Ii. Collar, Phonogrnphic Reporter
several Of hs Official Reporters IN Congress- No 5iS
Broadway, ATpeton's Building, Room No. y.
Rsror Of Testimony IL Courts before Referees and Com
ees ArglmeIts OF Counsel Charges Of the Court Lee
ure Serntn Dictsions aud the Proceedings Of Conyen-
and Societie furnished reasonable terms Orders
attended TO from abroad
The Regular Meetings OF COMMITTEES on BAN
NERS held every day, a. NO lOl Ns.sas mex: to The
Herald Office.
"Whsn Freedom from her mountain hight.
Unf1r.ed her standard 20 the air,
She tore the robe OF night
And the of glory there
She mingled with Is gorgeous dyes
The milky badfick Of the skies,
Ard striped ia pure celestial white
With streakinss Of the morning lglti
JAMES ACKERMAN, President
EDWARD A. MILLER Secretary.
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sixfefnih Ward Republican Ward Conmittee.-

Sixteenth Ward Republican Ward COmmittee.-
Fts Warc Committee OF the ANlh Ward Republican AssOca
bon met on Monday evening, at Hetzebegers Hail. No 26
tfausacton Of routine business the following
,,ouions rrcsented by Committee consisting Of Alex.
neI.od ANGUS Cam, ron aud sts Lousbery, unan
nously adopted aud ordered printed;
Retred That this Committee dsappfoye of the action Of
peron of the Sixteenth Ward Republican Association in their
pudstior Of the regular Republic nomination for Congress
Nd their strenuous force upon the Republican Electors
u hi. District the nominee Of only portion OF the American
party
Rs,o,ed That the resolution scens passed that Gssoea
ton hy few individuals the aid OF friends Of the AmeT
au and Democratic parties ratyng the nomination OF the Hon.
George Briggs Congress- is at variance with the sentiments
ali true Republicans, inconsistent with the professions and
patti obligations those who have pledged Themselves TO the
Republican and mamie sting subservcncy 70 the AueT
can organization alike dshcnor rabe aud dangerous
Resol,ed That cordially udoTse Augustus z. Dow the
Republican candidate for Congress That in him
geneman Of high chraceT, eminent abilities, and exalted
rotsm whose election would for this District aud
Ae country large honest iaa and deserving Tepresen
htive.
R,oired Ths, hssnuch il is the determination OF the
Hon Geo Briggs be candidate not~ standing the
and sesscrifcg offer Of Mr.. Dow for both 10 Withdraw
for third party ha this Committee VIII put forth extra
tn bis defeat and poll the fall strength Of the Repnb
1csD MI Dow, whom recognize the onyeguar
By order Of SAMUEL Is. IA. VANCE, President.
EEAsMUs SIERLtNG, Secretary.
kewYoIk, Oct -, 1888. - --
N B. The Republican Association meets EVERY EVEN
INC at Hitzebergcs Hail. No p sthay. Republicans
tyited attend. ADAM [. ELLIS, President.
ksSps cSssan SSsskoN' Secretaries
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Kings County Republican General COnmittee.
-HRooKIYN Oct. iS5S-An Adjourned Meeting of this
Committee will b. held at the Committee Room on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING nth ins y o'clock. Business Of import
ance will be transacted IL is expected that the work OF can
yassn noby commenced will be completed by Wednesday
n. X. and that the will be enabled 10 make full
prt of the their several ard organizations and the
result of their canvass. - ..
BY order ALPHEuS SMITH, secretary.
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UANTED-A situation as COOK, WASHER
w and IRONFR, by Protestant youas Women. sa.n
private y no other need apply has he bes, Of city refer
euce. AGdr.s. q note 20 JANE, Tribune once
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fnrs an6 Robes.

EURS FURS FURS
CHARLEStSTREET CO.,
No. AS Broadway,
IMPORTERS and MANUFACTURERS
OF LADIES' and CHILDRES'S FANCY FURS
RUSSIAN and HUDSON'S BAY SABLE,
ROYAL ERMIND,
MINK SQUIRREL,
And every other description Of FURS
In CLOAkS, CAPS, VICrORlNES,
MUFFS and GAUNTLETS.
Being DIRECT importers Of fORElGN SKINS and PRAC.
TICAL MANUFACTURERS enabled to GUARAN-
TEE FURS in every PARTICULAR and soci, the
m inspection lady before purchasing as we have dc.
termined TO sell VERY SMALL PROFITS and as conse
quence inaugurate NEW SYSTEM IN the FUR trade.
CHARLES STREET Co,
No. AS Broadway
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To the Citizens of the Fiiieeuth Ward.-Yc

To The (itIZcns oil the Futeeutn w Nurus-1Ol Ol nave
long had the credit of being the wealthy and iDel
gent City You have had larger interests 10 be
affected BY rulers than other Ward yet it
well known you hitherto taken less interest than any
other Ward in the election Of those rulers Perhaps has been
because candidates for Office which have by apathy
and left TO politicians TO select FOR YOU have not
me, your approval
You have now candidate for Congress presented you in
the person of ROBERT H. McCURDY selected by the dele
Of several Conventions because supposed he would
acceptable your Ward where he has resided for
twenty years and is well known and because was
thought he would not be opposed by The respectable and nte
citizens Of Other portions of the DISTINCT where he is less
known Now gentlemen will you sustain hmi do not esk
you will vote for him. for know you w the weather is
fbu call upon you 10 MAZE soret sacrifice III necessary to
..d the Eleventh aud Wra tShlra
many o. you have business tsocaon and can use your In
favorsb call yn t. cid In circulating nforma'
top among class less favored than you aud easily
uisled By dessuins demagogues.
IL Mr. MCCURDY elected this time II VIII inaugurae
new era and COED FOR the future but he Is not
will owing 20 your supneness and you
expect that another candidate VIII soon be presented
10 Won by polite who will be represen,'ive man OF
vour Wad and who possesses the qualifications ne does
you leave your highest interests in the hands or
circulating politicians make complaints Of uniaithful'
ness ~ yOur off ee holders. (Ssned.N
SEVERAL or THE COMMITTEE
OF Nomination from the nth and lin Wards.
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p me nev. John Pierp0uf If Bos.on will deiyer ns
Bro.dwas Tt,s 1prTG a. pod~orhs A1sd.my; Ia S
So @ eo.o eint.T has kindly volunteered and ~ sing some
'"'s' tfPopste 70 ib- occasion AdIit;spc- IS ceBta
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VI, the subscrbers merchants citizens and employers,
sSns III the City Of NewYoIk in view Of the hard labor and
snty remuneration Of Women employed in daily labor in va
,oas branches manufacture appeal to the sympathy OF the
pub the justice Of employers 10 effect se'iatioD Of
bsir burdens.
The average labor female operatives employed in
his city day and the weekly wages do Average
over three dollars
The reform advocate Is simply TO reduce the time to
hours during the Winter aud DO this confidently be-
Kvnr this dminution in the period Of labor would not
,se the interests Of employers iDurousy while would add
bn then he hearts Of the employers and their
Of Justice begin this reform once, and cordially invite
soperstion Of all employers Of female operatives soliciting
ter attendance Rev. F. II. Chapins Church TUES
DAY EVENING NEXT, Oct. &c, at 7. p IN.
DOUGLASS SHERWOOD, BENSON L WILSON
HALLOCK, GEORGE BULPIN
q. EASTMAN, GEORGE BRODIE,
CO. GUNTHER SONS, BACKUs, NICHOLS Co.
MARTIN CO., JAMES q. AlTkIN,
THOMAS FRANCE, WALKERS PENMAN
wM. b. MACKENZIE, 5. I. TAYLOR,
HESPICH 4 STADLMA1R, JOHN DAVIS SON,
sEGER, ,PLATT NICHOLS, T. $. MILLS & Co.,
wsSC Ii. THOMSON, CHAs STREET Co,
NORMAN WHITE, J. J.SOMERV1LLEA BRO,
RUGG, BERRlAN L Co, JOHN BUTLER
EDWARD Z. WOODWARD LORD TAYLOR
CHARLES LEIGHTON JOHN GENIN
JOHNSTON 4 CRoOKER, WILLIAM MATTHEWS.
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Seventh Ward-(srHnd Rally of the Repubn-
eaGsA Mas Rsth alton Meeting Will be held by the Seventh
Rsd Rep0bca Association, at Botanic Hall No 6s East
Broadway, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October n, AZ y
0tock E. DELAFIELD SMITH, ex-Justice PEARCEf,
CHARLES 5. SPENCER, GEORGE TERWiLLlGER and
gentle men have been invited and expected 70 address
ne meeting Let there be grand rally Of the friends of Freedom
hle Old Seventh band of music will be in attendance. By
Of Committee of Arane
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p. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.

DEuxrExx CouR DE DISTRICT P. H. Willy VS. NoRBEAT
del Nouvele-orleans. 5 TRFPAGNIEk A.
NOTING 1855
E,NVERTU dun alias writ de saisie ct venfe
~ moi adesse Honorable Deuxiene Cour District
de Ia Nouyee Orleans, dams asire cdessns
LUNDt "a do mai ls5s, midi, pH6lel de Cite de Ia
Commune entire les du Camp des Magans, Ia
pnbque ct adjudication de-
SIX TERRAINs YAGUEs situes faubourg Washington
Troseme District de cee vile, degnes sous les Nos
ets de t No conprs entire les du Port, stFerd
nand, des rands Hommes Craps sHivant de j. Pile
date du is mars 1886 depos rende r. de Amas
cidevant notaire public cete vlle
Les Nos T. s. 6. contigus chacnn %
peds pouces face Ia DIES Grands Hommes
foudenr de 100 pieds gnes paralless L. No fome
Rngle des St Ferdinand des ads Hommes
% peds face la des Grands Hon 100
pcds de profondeur sur la rue StF erdinand.
lie tout saisi dams l'afarH Ct dessus
CONDtTI0Ns-Comptanta moment de ladjudication.
4. T. PARKER,
Ell 80 mYr IL u ShArf de In parnissa d rlnnns-
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WALL PAPER-wALL PAPER-JusT RECEIVED
w direct from the manufacturers aud
rable stock Of French and American PAPER LANDINGS
ever hngh into this market consisting OF Oak Marb Gold,
Stone Silver veve; and Decoration Pape Of every escrp
ton Also, large of Satin Papers Of
every price and quality. For sale low BY
" EEWHALL,
90 CsnRl, corner Old fsavee street up stairs
Con petent workmen any par Of the city
try. hs sm
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TONI-AnOMATIC BITTERS-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

Thishghly agreeable cordial taken pure and prepared
by at the of number Of families who had
scented 10 me the Inconvenience resulting from mixing THOSE
cites Of bers which be mbbed undiuted the loss
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made sm gno
rance Of the mode of administering them.
These well founded objections Understand the
true which deter making 0 their
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured by
me e be taken pure obvaes ali the difficulties alluded II
Is highly ecacious OF general and III
Gus afections generally, and Is certain from
gastritthat fatal disease peculiar and humid eli
mates II reestablshes the appetite, nvgoaes the general
system and in lime restores healthy color who have
acquired Emphatic temperament
This cordial only property stimulating
appetite but OF aiding digestion II tempted by sunptuous
repast indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence suffer from
slow and mpeded digestion small glass of this admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates the work Of nature
Persons In good health and pleas
ant beverage. Its delicious and render such
Those who are In the habit Of taking lunch and particularly
ladies' will find invaluable addition this Fepks
merely on account Of lis exquisite favor but from its digestive
qualities.
The most delicate constitutions from infancy old age
both sexes employ without the slightest Inconvenience
Directions will be given usng foT the hrst time.
A22 2m&W No l06 Royal street.
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nylo ~ VI. W. hEtNOls
CULLUM SPRINGS, cHoorAw COUNTY, ALA,
~ kightyx miles Mobile twenty FIVE miles of
Mobile sud Ohio Railroad and five miles of the Tombgbee
The undersigned pleasure in announcing friends
aud the public generally that his establishment ed
proveens have been made with single
increased comfort and convenience not only the invalid but
consist OF the cottages commodous
billiard room, etc; and the whole establishment has been
painted and renovated The ladies' the
spring house fitted up expressly their
have been particularly attended also has the ba bers shop
experience the management Of public house Of more
than twenty Eve yHs and determination 10 keep his the
him liberal share of patronage spe did band of music
has been engaged for The Te pin alleys and other places
all separate. and are neat, clean and airy.
week to the landing on The Tombg river while those who
prefer travelling by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad do
springs BY This last route passengers can leave the Springs al
O'Clock in the morning and arrive In Mobile in the afternoon
day This line will making daily trips Il and
from the Springs about the lob or 18th Of Juue
the curative virtues Of the waters they have oay
he belle he can say with perfect proprety that there are
Springs In the United STATES for the short time they have been
made known to the public that have effected many
obstinate chronic diseases certainly
variety Of and valuable ehemcna medical combra
tons.
The Springs Of all the res valuable kinds Of waters
and The sulphur Such advantages as these afford are not
to be found upon single place in the whole southa fact
which invsids cannot too well note.
Arrangements being have Express
New Orleans 10 Mobile these Syringe IN order the
usual delay papers by the mails which,
however under contract to be carried regularly three times
week.
Rates of Board
Per Month $40
Der
Carriages in waiting the landing upon of the
boa's, to passengers Immediately The Springs
WATERMAN ( BRO corneT Of SSsa1pe ana '1 Common
- 49, ''' CHARLES CULLUM,
my5 II Proprietor,
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.


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The undersigned offers to the public Fire Proof Roofing
eral possessing the following advantages everything
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and when finished has the appearance Of STONE.
1t invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS Old Single
Roofs may be covered without removing the Shingles Ii
percedes the necessity of valley o hanging cutters.
OLD NET ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
Roofs which have given trouble years. which
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It Is ncombusibe impervious water affected by
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II be applied species ROOFS fiat inclined,
be applied to the sides Of houses taking the place Of
or cement and will give building covered the external
pearance of being constructed of stone.
For the roofs of omnbuses and steamboats, II Is nva
uabe and woud render railroad ties mpeshahe when
with H. as they would no longer be exposed to the atmosphere
the water.
Planters and Builders can be furnished with the souhern
Fire Proof Roofing with plain instructions how appy
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MILLS,
WAREHOUSES;
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with Roofing.
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sructions how to It,
We prepared negotiate bnder others Tor the
purchase of the right Of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
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