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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

YuEiatest and By the most important Improve
rent In Ph0toEraphy is the rscsntiy patentsd pic
ture known as TIE SPHEREOTYPE, which is not only
new and unlike any Of It's preecesors bat gresty sr
peior 10 all he Sphereotype is proof against TIME,
AIR and WATER and for richness Of tone, warmth of
epression and cstlnctness has equal-tn fact the
uson such that the picture, image, suspend
ed in air, entirely independent Of the back ground
For this pctuR have the exclusive right fer Mem
uhis Speczenscsn Be seen N Gallery, where pic
also taken In the varocs syios BY Artist,
PROF REMINGTON,
who conbinfs tke Chemist with the Artist Whch ena-
bles him At AZ tines 70 Proauoe superior Pictures.
F.H. CLARK CO.,
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WV. n ARICK
LuNElU Essssss . . . . . . . ssEls . n
LOYEJOY & HARPER.

nEKETI5s BolIvsr oyulty. AssIssIppl, General Land
II Agezt f1r ArtEn Ar4 Mississippi.
REFEREEcEs.-GeE. n 8. F0ote, Memphis; Brooke
q em-des vtckabarg. ap9f-06m
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JACOB BECHTOLD,
CORNER or CHICKASAW AND JACKSON-SfS.,
---4- TArar

DEAlFR In Ale Porter Cder and wines Of al kinds,
ITnufsciurod by the most celebrated astAbiishneail
Fro nv onz s1persncs N the business twelve a
uhich has been N the city Of Heuphsl 1s tar ysef
WIN The guaranty have hed ron ny oA erstcn1ers
thsf Nv exsrtions have been sprIectatod hy ITEM.
Julyso dsvIy JACOB bbOh1OLp.
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Sumner 8ttrtats.
Bailey Springs.

Bailey Springs.
OIECE the Death Nr Bailey these cesbrsted Springs
y have been purchased - company who have re-
Hosled TIE eniire preulsfs built large number spa
cous rooms Be ides other improvements neces-
sary for the comfort Of visitors.
with regard 20 the curative properties OF Bailey
Springs their scacy fairly and sstisfaet0-
ry tested In thousands Of instances render Il
necessary the part o. he prop 70 say word
70 their virtues sucs Il 70 say however that Il Is
generally not universally conceded that for the
passed BY any 10 the world white swelling, Tetter.
screHula. Dropsey DYspeI SIS FEMALE DISEASES. as vel
all Veneresl and Cutsnssus Diseases Of every descrp
ton.
warn and Cold Baths win be furnished for the vsl-
tors.
TAe s'riogs are open Summer and winter. and the
confidence them Is greaf that there less
than fy visitors present. They located IN Lauder
dale county Alabama nine miles from Florence snd are
most accessible % al ssctions regular line of
/ stages and ha ks viii TWICE A DAY from Iuscum-
bia 70 the prngs connectu with the they pass
I ruscumbia each way.
The Local ~ of the Springs unsurpassed being IN
pleasant and healthy country with hne fishing and
hunting Erlunds
large Livery Stable has hesu erected at the Springs
and every description OF vehicles slUays Be- had
ren-pln Alleys. Billiard Tables and every des crpi ion
/ o. szussment may be found on the premises.
CotliOn and Dancing Parties givsn regularly during
\ the week
A Band Of Masic has been engaged Tor the season
Nc f3rt will Be spared Tie part OF the proprietors
/ 20 render visitors comfortabls and agreeable.
ap25-tf T. LIS. CONNER CO.
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EASTERN PORTS,
From G afro, Illinois.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON, MONTREAL
PORTLAND. and All Important ponts.
NORTH a II II EAST.

NoELGE4 a N II 6ASTs
At Cdlcas1, connecting with Michigan Central Cars
lrHving ne sane depot for Dstrost, Niagara Falls
Ro-hestsr Albany New YORK Boston, Anc an Easteru
and Atlantic Cities. Only twl changes Of cars from
Cairo % Ms ami three from Caro- % AlbanE and
fur from Cairo New York Tine from Cairo % New
YORK 4s hours Connects At Sa1dova with Ohio and
VI sissipp Railroad from st. Lsuis and Yineennes a.
Pans, with trains % ths Terra Hsae, Alton and So.
Lonis Railroad 70 Indianapolis Louisville and Cinein-
stii at pecatur with main line Express fer Gaiena
sad Dunlelth-the later ooune-tfug with trains 70
SprinEaei Naples Rock Isitnd Burlington and Qllncy.
Al trains from Cairo connect Is SandoVal with the
OAio and Mississippi tIsins for 81 Louis and Cnein
natl
Ths ulinois CsntrAl Railroad Company have sdsea 70
their Rol ing Stick twenty superb ststroJm sleeping
cars each of which viii ef0rtA5y berth hfty pSssen-
gers.
ThrOJ1Eh Tickets.
Ether by S'esbOdf Uia 81. LouiS and fbeaes By Rail
Toad o to CGirc end hence By RsTodd 70 al Poinfs
NORTH
gt for y-ar. snf allowing holders 70 stop At any
point alf rsuue heir seats a pleasure and all inf0r
nation respc ing the route nav Be uroret apyica-
tim 81 the Comp tnv'S ON e IS Je rson street doors
east Of the Commsrciai Hotsi. Nempiis-
wILLIAN NORM. Aren't
For ulinols Celral and on sni Mississippi Railroads,
snt IA r7sd u ~ st~amsrs- mari4-iy
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A TIoRNBT AT Law. Memphis, Tenn Re'srences
ID Eessrs. ward Jones, Philips 4 White, Lamb,
Young o.. Mccisnshans Trousdsie DIN, Milton 4
Once up Gt4irs At the corner Of Main and Hsdls0n
streett docr 70 the Gsyoso Savings Institution
octJ-dfV
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tsVatts h OAKLAND. ..-....EA. n hANDoAr
GARLAND &RANDOLPH,
M H0IMES. sEN.

A TrORNETs AT LAg LitfIs Rock AfkEnfss- Ths
n unsettled Law busi1ess of ke. Pike Cuuulins,
C1nmfns snd CuRnfns GIrisnd is IN our hands 20 b
Httsused 70 j1T2-e6m
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IIIIILIIfLILII

. SEQ ooIls co.'s % As 9 = 3 IS % . 90 . C
- s 70 ois $ q o p oss % 81 5 n . q 6
E . i 9 Is o s % p @ % o y 8 g % % %
.lo 3 !. 9 ]. 3 . 'sss o S . q $ 80 8 50
: g O e g . o ~ o 3 o q . . o 5 3 100 90
8 q 9 p 8 = % 8 % s o s. 5 y slis 50
s.ls oe.9 . ss 90 0a1s sosS @ 3 oo7s osI:s %
n OF sQazrs. reasEahls sssriy. per sunara. . %
~ sxOssg.r.s, rsas-.sa. .sssl,. gsI snn7n. g Q
a An savertls.nonts required % b Kept On ssooss
Sage, cHARsED As NEW EAcE DAT, and On thlTd page,
~ IdscTtssszenis crscsd 10 Be dispssyed. or set IN
inTTe type, charged DouBLE rates.
" Tea-iy advertisers vi Be charged extra for oocu-
Guirsd % sfusea hs scvstissnsnt ksPt 4Dsas q
n Issiy advertisers ~n Be charged e=tr. at regular
Ioes, To oonsirns-s, &C.
n rRASSrEsT ADvERTIsIEs NusT BE PAID FoR
~ ADvAScE.
~ Nc H4Vsrtissnsnt vi 8ppssr IN the E'ssEiy paper
Unless By specia contrast.
~ Adrertisenents to Be inserted n the W sky paper
ony Irregular Intervals in either Of the ps pers VII
tseharEed 81 per square fer every Insertion.
n Announcing candidates for State County and NJ
nieps onoss IS esch, % be paid n advance every
~ An advsrtisenents for ChsritSbIs institutions,
te Companies Ward Town and other Public Gsstings
tfbe charged half price
EI- N1rTtsgss and Deaths published news; but
obfuaries Tribute ot Respect and Funeral InvitGons
tother sdvcrtisemeBts.
n An LesAl Hnd Transient Advertisements vin be
7aitOrssl Estioes IN LOesl Column VII Be charged
ooeuts per line
~ No dssacsio1 or v.riasiO1 xin Be Esas frsn the
HinLAEAHEE. rRoUsDALE Du-
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
EM@ -
r A IL r o A ID
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after WEDNESDAY, February ,, 1881, the
" Trains On this rosd VIII run Es fOllcEs, Sundays
exospted:l
The Mall and Passengsr Tain viii leave Panoa daily At
A, NJ. and arrive at Memphis 81 10 A. n.
Returning, leaves Memphis at n, and arrives At
Pamela 81 IS p. n.
The FRIGHT and Aecor mediation Train leaves Memphis
sally at $50 A. Aul arrives AZ PHn0la At n A.
Returning, leaves PsnoA At ~ n, and arrives 81
Memphis at p. M.
Persons traveing on the MAI Frain csn spend ave
hours IN Memphis and return on the same day.
Passenger Train MAKES dtrect connectian 81 Meuphls
With ths Memphis and Chsrlestcn Railroad Eoi1g East
an the aemphis aud Ohio Railroad going North-
The Freight and Accommodates runs IN c0unectiou
with StRges and from the foIswng plases oakland
Preston and Grensda. there makinz coanectiOn with
Stages through Carutoa and Lsxinxt0n thence the
northern termni the Mi.sssppi Central Railroad for
Canton, Jackson and New Orleans.
Through Tickets for Grenada Be obtained at tie
Memphis Depot.
This Is much tue shortest route and passengers leav-
ing Memphis By the morning train arrive At Grenada TIE
same evening, having daylight the whole way.
N. ". NEWELL,
/ faE3l-H General Snnerfufpndeuf
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= II n
FTNHIs ROs4 runs from wheeling 70 Bsltimore, (S7s
mues,l aud 10 wAshlngton, t&0o mues) and presents
he fullest advantages both -ight and passenger
line IL through Wild and romantic regions of the
Aeghenies; and beinx sclidy oonstructed completely
eqEpped and carefully managed Is one Of the most al
tracvs aud safest Railroads in the United States Ths
Central Ohio Railroad from Columbus and EanssvnletI
Wheens unites this rosd with al portions of the Fess
and Southwest.
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS TO the NATIONAL Me-
TE0POLIs sod By this road, which runs direct %
more Il Is also the OILY line b. which b4SSAe can Be
checked to washington from the Ohio river.
Es-5y the NAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the Ear
steamers running daily for Louisve connecting there
with mail steamers Jacksonville Railroad for Cncn-
natl where they arrive to connect with the cars Of
Llttis Miami Railroad for Columbus, eonnectng there
Win Central Ohio Raroad through Newark and lanes
vie % Wheeiing By the express train Of this rOute
TIE time from Cincinnati to Baltimore and 70 Washington
-Be sure 70 ssS for tcssts By the HAlt0rs and Ohio
Rafroed Route.
Louis buy TArough Tickets By hs Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad This route lays through Vnoannes, terra Hsute
ineanapois etc. % Nneei5s over ne nsH Onlo sao
arr direct and the tine from ST. Louis 10 Baltimore
washington Is bat about q hours through Fiekets
b. this route may Be had Of the Agent under the Plan
ter's House the fo0~ing rates Prom St. Louis 70
Batiucre sa5; % washington S2s.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars of
ta Batmcre End Ohio Rzirosd which leave three times
tally for Baltimore, Washingto1 Phladephia and New
Yo-k through IN is OF n hours nciudinE st0ppsges
For safety speed regularity beauty of ihe ooany and
general comfort this rsad secard 10 none thu Union
FREIGHTS. = his company Possesses tbs largest
equplnent Of any Raroad the United States and IL
prepared 70 DO business IN transportation.
he roed makes mmedias connection al the whzes and
n the streets OF BAtcrs with the Railroad to Phisdel-
pha ard New YORK, steamers cf Ericsso1 and BALrt-
NORE STEAHsHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 10 New
YORK. and bynew MsrhEnts and Miners Line 10 Boston
s.ssmers to Norfolk, Charleston. savannah, SC FOl
particulars feght tar copies Of which may be had
of the Forwarding Houses m the west o. J. B. FoRp
Recofying and forwarding Assnt st wheeling.
/ WM- 8. WOODSIDB,
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q r. 0RNF,S LAND OFFICE-

= FosEBT 4 HUNTS BLOCK No. Is; Lsais IN The
MI Ohicknsa9 and River counties. In Mississippi,
Plantations IN MisstssipDi and ArksDsas Oity lots
proved and unimprovec m Memphis and susures, a
ways On hand and for sale. sAaP17-iy
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
MAHUFA Glory

n KELLY would respectfully inform his friends md
Ds the public generally that he manufactures daily
a his stand, hue ant large Of everything
bis line which he win sell low they b. bought
anywhere else and warranted 10 sive general sstsfac
lion. Give him . call, y0u can get them coed and
uesn ad. ~ ~ u..-,-,,, n Ns-.-s1. -,
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DR. ORVTLLE r. EARLY

TIATING located psrusn@ntly in Memphis. o6srE his
III profess'nA services 70 It's tizsns and persons IN
ne s7rrouadu ug country Special attention VII Be ivsn
20 Obstrtrica and al diseases Of women and ch
Rss,eeuos % the oorBsr Of Hernsndo street and
Browns Avenue. Ome-, fs Madison street n.y. 1y
= KNOX L. n'CoEEIco-
TTTALEER asCOSNIO0, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nessse- one. No. p south side Court Square
apis
9. n TERsER-.-sso. C. FAERTSsroS..-o- TERGzR-
Yerger. FarriEgtOn s. Kerger,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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A TToREEYs AT Law, CHAR stoo, Miss VIII prso-
tics IN hs folI0siaE counties q North hssissipp
TnllnhEtchfe PEno a. TGiobusAG Carroll, SuDn0ver;
tbe Federai Court P0utotoc and the Supreme Court
A. Tackson Prnrrt attention VIII be paid the Csec-
ton q Claims placed in their hands
RErEREEcEs ersft Benton, Holly
Surfngs Miss; y. =. Stesr1s Oxford. Miss
Yisher. Jsoksol, Miss Watt, Noble q Nobey /. Or
leans Ia Apf5-sn
EDWARD PICKETT, Jr-
A TTORNEY AT Law, Memphis, Tenn oIaos ysssr
~ son street midway the Pest once Bu ding
1ur2-d-v-twly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-29
YACHTING

CRFGr SAILING MACH AT THE ocEAs IsoVsE
VI fAfewsbury -r.se he steamer ALICE PhIc nom
co 81 Roinsnn srte on Monday morning August 70 AZ ~
ecrt sirrnne ~se IN the Afternoon aer Witnessing es
whes race, Tgt ~ Ss Whsle esUpot " eesA
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DAY GOODS, &c.
Ar rs.Ds sEl1f ss2.sSs. Ak 90.
A fSh .4:ssss.sn,
THEIR FALL mroRrArIoS
II gsY . S$s2sRs
CONSISTING NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS
DOUBLE SKIRT.
TWO AND THREE rLogNcED. &C., &C.
r.'. =; 81 f; S::S market.
FROM HAs0sXGfUsSks' PRICES.
~ ANINEHss VARIETY
PARIS rofh' Ss.;1sxrrA,
..s S HSts. BE P Pc HUOsr
Manufactured expressly for
rs Nj II Z; ST. iS5
Nv sAfHi HS~ .s;aHs5s.- 80. .s.
IRISH AND Fos soS CASH, Markets
Than the q Co s,' q i ssnufAe,urs
Rich and BEAUTIFUL -
EDWARD LL astks .nS S q. GOODS
ooRN ~; o 81 s WSs4H HsInasr,
WIN open q WEDNEsDAY. september l. iAsr fall a''srs
A0'A ROBES D.uS Syry a.. .,r,
10H's s Osgs y sgfss Il Lex
A0H sSs Rs1 H1Halursn.
POLE r 70 ss, ss sors IN ,,, y ,o,,,v
r,,,, f O,,.ss. s6si sOsn5 IzA; ,Urns
hOHzifs . sAssr 1sco,,x
To which Will be constantly added al novelties Of the
season.
v.
Do found owl Prices asa
A A'' Ho9sLriEs ! IN sHAwLs.
On xos 5 lii.1 4usu.,a
STnfIasI RadE az x nd Co4ks
AsyisS o. = H 70 R5;;Sn xsssss
NB-Tbeir regular opening garments win take
81
pRIDAL wREATHs Wells, COTFURES IN EVERY
ID variety; hair chenille and gilt objects, with rich
flowers and ostri.h feathers, ct JAMES TUCKERS, SI
Broadway between Thompson's and rAlor's saloons
BA0Dns FALL AND WINTER STOCK
CLoAKs AND xANrnLAs,
NOW oPEN,
wHoLEsAI.E BUYERS
!LOAKs. NAErnI.As, ETC.
Wholesale buyerA
The subscriber q nov prepared 70 exhici
New and spacious saleGrooms
No. 50 Franklin street.
Full lines Of Tho most desirable styles
Of
Wrappers. ~,
70 which he would especially pve The attention OF bayes
from AL payts Of the Union GEORGE BULPIS.
Observe tAe number,
80 FrAnklin street.
Near rayior's saloon.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, AUGUST 80 1853.

DRY GOODS, &C,
go fxcE ga or y Rf Hgsn 81 Monday August
Al 81 PER YARD.
LARGE LOT or RICH WIDE SILKS.
Psrs ioes in medium and dark cOlors gresy below the
Broadway. CHAMP ers and xesde streets
n ssE st sSo sss. .. Monday Angus.
80 for The Of their fsnds and customers
bsiss Goods sSSs s%5x SSsrnrAs, LACEs'
q, iss:s .ss sss:
broadway. Chambers and Reade sreets
P0'UIrA.fb E EssRs ! x oO SH91nES''
a.,e .eausss PRISE. OF all DER .ooss and
ready new patterns Of Ssir own .@h cove"
CKIRr MATERIALS
Best .1 sss :ss :p,nss both wire and sheet iron
ge stock always on hand. At the manufacturers depot
Lowest price for net cash.
CrRANa. ApRIANOE , co,
,%gST'sr sn and a. rhpssal hsS CSs
y s:s: 81
A' ssfx 1rf Dsp Z Il s'sn.l''
Conasnx Of fancy f,bres silks dres goods enoroidedes
tOgetoST
family Believing the extent and vsyiety Of their stock
be worthy of special attention, they would RESPECTFULLY 20
ucit purchasers examine their extensive assortment
|
g T. PEYsER, 4s7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
D. Broome street the ht Nicholas Hoe having jus
returned from BuSepe now prepsred 70 exhibit TO whole
sale the choicest novelties In ladies' dress CLOAK
and msnle trimmings, buttons, &C. &C., selected person
ally, with the greatest Bryers invited TO examine
this excellent stock before purchasing elsewhere. he
fully confident that the styles Of his mportaops o. this
unsurpassed and will be sold the most liberal
terms
no MILLINERS FROM THE COUNTRY.
FALL GOODS AT GENIN's BAZAAR,
No SIS Broadway.
Fall styles Of ladies' and childrsn's Osnnets
And q choice assortment 10 ready
For the inspection OF Southern and western buyers
GENiNs BAZAAR
No 5l3 Broadway
st. Nicholas HOTEL
1OEO FALL TRADE.
1000. II. HOMER,
No Ill Chambers street,
Is receiving the latest and most desirable styles OF
Comprtsing
Straw Bonnes
Ribbons, feathers and flowers,
and
Millinery goods in every variety.
To which he solioits the attention of
Cash BUYERS.
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DIBBONs RIBBONs.-als EU3EEIE, THE EMPRESS
IL of France at the solicitation Of the manufacturers Of
Lyons has consented 10 the ribbon trade
usuAl extent actually promised 70 her dresses with
superb rbbopa the French and English courts will be
brilliant with this style OF female embe'shment With bis
usual enterprise LfCHTENsrKIN therefore Ia: secured
through his Partisan agent vast assortment OF dress trim
and the ladies hrong bis bazaar Of fshon % Broad
way day select the freshest novelties The lavish
nal de Mode Of Pars tells the story and what look
recherche than ladies' dress elegantly
also ust ported charming Highland plaid ribbons to
match sill the fashionable plaid dress goods and sells them,
magnificent they at prices low ~ the ordinary INIT
Ia ions Remember Lchtense.n ladies' 3S7 Broadway the
temple of the palace OF the depot Of France Eng
land and Germenys most artistic sgsznes OF all that
qJlse, choice and fsshionable-Eo $50 Broadw way.
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rNTELLIGENcK OYYTcEs.

vuINTKp-Lr MRS. yORgFrors OFFICE, NO 2
w fonrfh avenue verY treat number % good girls ~
faes where the hghes wsees are paid and oor
forshe places procured DO diss0nes de~tn prsctsed
hts ohce
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FALL FASHIONS.

u UHIFELRLIR, NO. aOl CANAL STREET, THREE
~. doors west Of Broadway will open, Monday Angus
So his sosk of fall trimmings for closhs manas ane
dreeses Also, at the time TO recommend his wei
known assortment Of embroideres lsces and all kinds
real lace with the richest choice of head dresses hail
pins and head in variety and STYLE 10 which
be vits purchasers from the city. we from
the country who will fpd II their TO call AND
examine The above stock which will be sold Wholesale and
retail, at prices net 70 be competed with.
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U,pr pAyrNy 0ARBoN PArpr IRON ooAL-sHm
i velusbe paint 10 unequsllsd N bssuty. eccnomy and
esA-r sxd m~sale roohss. and gerer~ house p~nitns
om pared VIA lamp black drs anioser, endures far
sused Nv ssy paint N Me world "a ard besurfai
black remarkably q.s tryer mse- resinl h all solors,
and ensuu.~s hfh me on tAat aRp black
nAUBTCE WURre 90, Carbootse, Pa.
Gf'wpRTr, W., Assss ~ NMw ~ E,y,
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4 TI.ANTIC TELEGRAPH CELEBEATrON.-ALL SO
n cees, associations trad and oilers wishing part
cpse In the celebration In honor OF the successful laying OF
the Atlantic telegraph cable take place the LIST Of Sep
emeer next are requested TO send Ia their 70
T. hcCenachan, secretary Of The Joint Committee Of the
Common Council At No. City Hail. 10 TIE uoderaRned at
bis Once 1873 Nassau street. before O'Clock NJ of
Monday the sok inst in order that places may Azsgned
CHARLES YATES, Grand Marshal.
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(NLOAKs AND sHAwIA-
~ Els. MILLS co.
Have removed 70 s42 and "a Broadway,
And are ready 70 exhibit their
Fall styles Of
CLOAKs, CIRCULARS, RAGI.ANs, &c,
French and German mAntilla shawls,
All OF which they prepared 70 offer at low prices
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n,ENPIB ENANURI.-ALL THE REMAINING PEWs
In The above aid temple situate in Twelfth street be-
tween Third and Fourth well those he
gallery win be sold Sunday, the 10Th inst 10 O'clock A.
NJ precisely. An pews remanirG unsold win be
anne time, or me Sunday folio wing at the placer Cor
he ensuing for the holidays only By order Of @
board A. k1ClfE1LACHHZ, President.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18
The Musing Boy.
By y. p. WILLIS.

There's something in n noble boy,
A brave, frec-hrnricd, careless one,
With his unchecked, unbiddcn JOY.
His dread If books and love Of fun,
And his clear and ready smile,
Unshadcd by Il Thought Of guile,
And unrepreSSed by Sadness
Which brings me TO my childhood back,
As If trod its very tack,
And felt its very gladness.
And yet, il is not in his play,
When every trdce Of thought is lost,
And not when vOu would call him CAV,
That his bright presence thrills me most.
His shout may ring upon the hill.
Ills voice may echo in The hall,
His merry laugh like music thrill,
And in sadness hear il ALL
FOR, IKE the wrinkles on my brow,
= scarcely notice such things now.
But when amid the earnest game,
He stops, as il he music heard,
And, needless Of his shouted name,
As of the carol 0f bird,
Stands gazing on the empty air,
As u some dream were passing there -
lis then that on his face look
His beautiful but thoughtful face
ami, tfTkp Il fUHy t6TgUttrTI bbuuik,
Its sweet familiar meanings trace.
Remembering a thousand things
Which passed me on those golden wings,
Which time has frttcrcd now;
Things that came DER me with II thrill,
And left me silent sad, and still,
And threw upon my brow
A holiar and gentlcr cast,
That VAS too innocent to last.
"TiS strange how thoughts upon child
Will like Il presence, sometimes press,
And when his pulse is beating wild,
And liic itself is in cXccss---
When foot and hand, ant ear and eyes,
Are all with arlor streaming high
How in his heart will spring
\ feeling whose my mystcriuls thralI
Is stronger, swpctcr far than ALL
And on its silent wing,
How. with the clouds, he'll float away,
AS wandering and as lost as they
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-18

A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING Young
gentleman in one Of our large dry goods estA6-
lishments, says a Syracuse paper, recaived,
one day last week, very highly.scented billt
dur from his lady love. The young man was
much pleased with his balmy little note. and
the flavor of the perfume gratified him 90
much that he gave all the clerks in the store
smell. One clerk pronounced it Z" PachouIa, "
another "Jocky Club" others "Kiss me
Quick" and ono old head said II smclt to him
like-the balm Of Thousand Flowers.n-
About this time the proprietor was seen com
ing in, and the little gilt edged note, with en-.
bossed envelope, was hurriedly locked up in
his trunk, to waste its perfume among old
pants. shirts and stockings day or two af.
ter, the heroine Of the scented note was uhop-
ping, and she called on the knight of the, Yard
Stick. She, Of course, was received wiGli bows
and smiles innumcrablc by the Aforesaid tSbe.
dealer. lie thanked her for that hewitcAsnR
little note that he had received from fossaAnd
further stated that It was the " "sweetest I'LL.
ing" that he had ever received. "EAme." {"
she said, "if you call that sw0eg, "a 1lkS %
have you smell Of my drawers. ~ iTke Yanne
man biushed and looked, confHseds she Wa
pale and agitated, and with Q most indes1riba.
ble expression Of Countenance, said, "Joh6. I
meant my bureau draWerRln .s.s.