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DRESS CUTTING IN GERNANY.-According
10 the German papers, custom is prevalent
In mat country is infamous rs that OF yitriol
throwing, which was common in New York IL
few years ago. On Sunday, September H.
according 10 the Gprichts Zpituur. q younG
lady who had come from The country 10
visit her cousin in Berlin went with partv of
The friends on pleasure excursion to the pref
~ htiie suburb Of Charlottenburg. On the yyav
home The damsel i'll question had occasion TO
take her hat off. when 10 her back hair and
net fell at once 10 the ground. The hair with
the net had been by some mysterious means
entirely cut through. An acquaintance OF
your correspondents was sitting in a garden
drinking his seidel OF Balprisch beer: on RISING
from ms seat great part of his coat tail fell
on A few days ago a lady was riding in an
omnibus; after few minutes she found her
mantle and dress cnt TO pieces. The perpetra-
tor was arrested. These ontrages have BECOME
omeWhat frequent in Berlin of late No ran-
tive but that of gratifying private revenge can
De assigned as their cause: but the mis- chief is
So cleHerly executed that it is cOnjectured
There Is gang Of low characters skilled in thu,
process, who are hired TO perform il by others
who nave personal srudges 10 satisfy.
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nR. DUPONTs SUGAR COATED FINAL1
II REGULATING PILLS.

neao the following unsolicited encomiums:
cannet commend them too hiehlyn
They are the best Female Pills extanto
have used them with complete succesen
ation."
They operste speedily and edestiyely.n
i03 Chesnnt street, p iladslphis, and in wash
;nssSn III wv ck and Pa
Drueg1sh 10 E-eo1y
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l. PREMIUM
TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
499 SEVENTH ST., WAsHISGroS, d. G.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of Bal.
umore. November Z, 1850.
Also, Medal by Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Washington, ID. c., 1857
AYYyeI am constantly ma king, and alwaysm
&61N have on hand, of the best ma Silk
terial, every description of x1o
Zine SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME.
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD BOX. and
pr,,,ee,,p ,nn, PACKING TRUNKS,
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS
SCHOOL SATCHFLS. Ia,
AT Low PRICES.
members OF Congress and Travellers will please
S1amine my stock before purchasing elseWhers
Trunks that are made in other cities
Superior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made
to order.
notice. " o's
Goods delivered FREQ of charge to any part of ths
city, Georgetown and Alexandria
JAMES g. TOPHAM
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The following are the classes required at tn,
spectiye Navy Yards: " "ie
KITTERY MAINE

Glass No. J. White Oak Logs; No . Whit oak
heel; No, 8; White Oak Promiscuous Timber: No
= White Oak Plank; No. g. Yellow Pine LOGS. No.
Spar Timber; No. 70. White Pine Mast TinlbeTs!s No.
q, White Pine Plank and Boards; No. IS, Ash
Hickory Butts; No. To- Black Walnut and Cherry:
40 H. Cypress; No. 10. White Oak Slaves ani
Heading; No, -. Black Spruce; No. 3. Lignnmv;ts:
10 . ron; No. d. Steel; No. n Iron Spikes: No
~ IRON Nails, wrought and cut; No. ~. Lead No
~ ~ EIhc aud Tin; No. u. Tools Tor Stores. No a
SHlte Lad, No. 81 Zinc Paints; No. b. Colorai
r"th'S; Dr'"~ ". % Lindeed OIL, Turpert tine Va
"i'hi No. 81 Glersi No. A. Pitch, RosIn, Ia. 10
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IRON HALL,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
EMILE DUPRE
| Would respectfully inform his friends and Gus.
toners that, having just returned to this CITY from
New York, he offers q renewed assortment of
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
Consisting Of
fine assortment OF
HAVANA CIGARS,
which,
enables us to
sell at very low rates.
sOrLkhs' Suffers,
If you want to Purchase
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs. And
TOBACCO,
OF Best Quality and at Low Prices.
You Must Call at
EMILE DUPRE'S,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Iron Building,
who laid in a large stock of Goods before the nm.
heard of rise in prices had taken place seq
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HAPPINESS OK MISERY THAT Is rHl
IsIAN CABINET OF W8NDERs. kNAroaYI
and MEDICINE have determined-regardless OF
sxpense-to issue free lfor the benefit Of suffering
humanity oKr OF their most instructive and inter-.
esung Lectures on Marriage and its Diseualifca-s
Eestior, Weakness, Depression, or isnorance OF
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
saving Thousands. and viii be forwarded free the
receipt OF four stamps, by addressing S,cystarp
pdrtsfaH (HtinT az Asafos1p asd Asdicfae, s6$
Broaoway. New FORK. ~ R-ly
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Form Of Guarantee.

Inc undersigned -. of -, in the State of
-, and - OF -. in the State of =
hereby guarantee that in case the fore going bid of
= Tor any OF the classes therein named be ac-
receipt OF the contract Al the post office named or
navy Agent iesl grated, execute the contract for
the same, with good and sufficient suretes ami in
case sald -- shall fail 10 enter into contract as
aforesaid we guaranty tn make good the difference
may be accepted ~
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
"A OFFICE Sl4 PA. AVENUE
WashiRstos City, D. C.
GREATr,EEAsTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST.
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS. BONDS re N.Y.
forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to All
accessible sections of the country. This Company
the A~As ."
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
wAspHHI GI SE,, ID, e., NEW YORK, BOSTON,
CINNMATI, ST, LOTS louis
Oonnectlons are made 1t New York and Boston
With lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with steamsh ip lines
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and UAVRE
AND thence by European expresses TO all prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and on the Con-
tinent.
Collection of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS msds
ct all accessible parts of the United States
G. @. DUNN, Agent,
1eA Washinyto ID q
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Southern Account Of the Ccri nth Rattle-A
Disastrous Defeat Acknowledgement ut
Fortress Monroe Of Union Prisoners. in.
RHeniiAA.
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4 r. 1 Z 3 z NJ A e

Protected BY Royal Letters Patent o. Esziasd. ase
secured ~ The Seals of tks Eo0ls de Pharsssacie ii
Paris, and the Imperial Collese az Medicine VieAaa
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

yNANTED-BoARD BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A
w French private family where th few board.
Address, stating accommodations j. A. box
l2T Post once.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

vyDWAFD kCUbNCk AUCTIONEER.
~ HORSE, NAhRtAUES AND HARNESS
Nv EDWARD sCiIENck. this dsr, 25ih inst. at one
sAclock, ~ lis .Alesroa q, Is Broadway,
SIAN Jf LLE3AkT BLACK PONIES:
hong 49, lsk hends high years old warranted
perfectly sound tnd and Efnle 10 way, and
bat radies saddle hoises
Aso t%o seat Roesawsy cpd Double Harness
IARgH DARK brown HORSE, " hsnds high 10
gsArs nldi rsnl Kin and gene and believed 10 be
hume sod Tor want Of use
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
sPoRTING.

IroR gALE--THE FAST SAILING sL0oP RIGGED
yacht PAULINE ab ut IL tons then: Is well found
IN sas rigging, now ying Ia Gowanus Bay, and be
seen al any time by 70 VIM Peters, a, mis- DO
owanus and will b. sold AZ bargain 10 close the estate of
The late owner. J. N. CHARDASOYNE, Administrator.
Y I'VE PABBITs. Ts.--wAETED, FROM 50 TO 100 OF THE
A rt,ulnon wild RABBITS Tor which liberal price will
paid Aidress Hare. Dox La Herald Office
IvAcHT FoR aATE--A SPLENDID SCHOONER
Yacht Of lC0 tons IN complete 0rier and vel iurnsb.
ed W be .od for exchanged for good cs aJc
Apply to !, N. NARri.i, 81 William street
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

NNANTED-BY WIDOW LADY. FURNISHED-
w Room vi h partial board; with widow lady preferred
Location dslrrl between Biceckcr Ihrtieth streets,
within h.ocks Of Tnird avenue. Address Widow boz
Her iari.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

BRAHAM vANpERpooL. AuGTloNEER
"A $1,000 WORTH or FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE At PUBLIC AUCTION ON THIS DAY
fFRipA }, the private reEidcnce cf DR. Phillip Ran
ec ~ West 81 teeath street between Fiji N aud SIX
avenues, saie cnmfneGcing ~ IL O'Clock.
Rosewood black walnut Chamber Furniture, suite
Mattresses, Bedding Nardrooe, oak Dining Room ilirni
fure China and Silver Ware; Tape Cu,lry, Table
Linen &C. Also Dascment and Aita.n Furniture.
The auctioneer woud call the parucgay attention o. his
fiends public sale. the eaAiose comprising
Household Furniture &c, offered
sncton season The al made
less months sud il the best description
Paflers-Vevet Carpets Rugs Pier&nd slan.e Minors
Gard Tables. Ltag srsy marble TOP Centre Tables
sa Paror SUITS covered vita crocaas Secrere ana Sook
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
FCRrE.
four corners by broadway makers Canterbury,
10 Oil Paihtin by eminent ar,ss The Holy
Family by sellers; Ma inc Views. Fruit Piece, Winter
Scenes Match PAINTINGS. Han Bronze Stsuary Hamlet,
Chevaicr de Maro snIerb Ssves uhna Vases sold oak
Buhets China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, oak
Chairs Chairs covered With reps CHAM
eerioseH ood ~ essng Bureaus Bedsteads, MaTorobes
Commodts Chairs, Artuoiie -aClsce Hair Mgttre ses,
Feather Beds Blankets Counerpapes Sheets 0va. Mrors
Clocks STAIR Carpets Ocotss black walnut sotas Rock
Arm Chairs covered Bg sells ami Insrn Car
Also large assortment OF Basement and h.cnep Fur
hiture.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

GEORGE COOK. AuCTioHEBR.-ELECANT HOUSE.
VI bold Furni,nrc, ibis day; a. u o'clock, at store ~
fadsv, bstwet IDerty aud Cedar streets ia ROCK
rsi sisse ax p,a. 10 OK all tse s-Gl yari,l1E Eo
k6usuAn Des ala oEues ~ sAfA
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
A UCTIoN NOTICED. .. cAuLKINs, AUCTIoNEER
"A ONCE, s35 Broadway.
LARGE SALE OF

A UCTIoN NOTICED. Q cAuLKINs AUcTIoNEER
a oIlle IaaGH - ssnE sI1saosy osy
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
surEHa a t1insf p'eS
ELEiANT SILVER PLATE, Ne,
fareaasbG On his asy a. fRaAY ri %vss Sept ss' e
the elegant pa neat Ess avs ssshas @s. Fourteenth street.
Commencing a, e, 2 eosa ,,, N she afternoon
rs s"a Is Pa e aT M s s ss as e T ors sn
entire furniture Of the house new having al
sant r,sewood Panofortc with all modern
no n nn n gs % cyr c 9
sieesnt fu Suits o. eol Paor Furniture in rch bro
fs.a a1s fcS Tss @ a mase a eo
elion OF rare Pa ntia7s TeTs and Easy Chairs
% hnc rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
thsmbar suits in rosewood AMI mahesany: bureaus,
ZEN Hair Mattresses from 40 to 90 pounds made 10
Dining room Consisting of hne oak Extension
sser sao Wsre % Sa saR m iyo and ssE G.
desery description No rostronement
UcTIoN EoTIcE.-JosEPH SMITH, AucTIoNEER
"A An extraordinary opportunity for Housekeepers and
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
GLASS CHINA AND sILNEK ;I1s WAKE; ,,r,rnv -
" a
Il sS Ill f 4s na sAss & S. % he
clock p.ecisey 10 the highest bidder without reserve,
SUITS covered with rich brocasl and figured reps;
. e Hsp9 Centre @ Ts Esa ps m
mirror backs and dcnra fIef aad Oval Mirrors Lace Cur
:ne ss DIV Bren1a e Coz m is wrrs @ NM T o
niatosrny and black walnut Eeassads Bureaus Nasl-
stands. Lun Caairs Tables, p00s nd Ceracr etaHde
Nat ressef SOFA Beds, Roesers closks Mirror ia AMI
Extension Tables Glass China aud silver Ware; Fable ,at
lery walnut sideboard, twelve oah Dinias Chairs 4c Sale
\. Bar he goods be removed mcntyfour hours
alter ihe SAFE.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

ICURNITURE.--A SMALL FAMILY DESTROYS or
would purchafe from $50 10 81 900 worth
OF Furntur. comprising all requisite Ger the smeparcs
chamber and Kitchen Parties having the same chesp for
cash. win apply address A. Boyeua 100 Broadway,
room 3
vrURNITURr, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAMpiiIErs AMI
Librare bought for ready money al l23 sixth Avenue
between Ninth and Tenth sests For sale, set OF the Nc
turai History OF New York.
uIousRHoLp FURNITURE -wANTED TO PUR
III chase for casb, LOT Of good FURNITURE, Carptb -
Address 10 D. A., box tV@ New forh post omeA
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
SIZES AT AUCTION.

TIENRY B. HERTs, JR-, AyCTIoNKRR
I'll ny HENRY WOOD Co,
sRERtFFs SALE-SRoCERIRS, 40.
Friday Sept 26 AL Third the contents oS .
GrooerJ Store, Store Fixtures, &c: BY order
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMPORTANT TO
BREWERS, DlsTILLERa,
AND COAL OIL MANUFACTURERS
We will publish in few days. by authority Of the Purean
Tie only form Books required 6y the New E1cse Law,
which nust kept by AL brewers Dielsrs, and Coal OF
Manufactuerg Price, &c. tor each trade complete Copy
riaht secured Manufacturers aud trade supplied by
b. &P. LAWRENCE wholesale staoners, 10 John street,
New York, or by .... ,...x..a..s ,.,.
Washington d, G.
Gent free, by express, upon receipt Of the amount In
Treasury notes.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

~ q. wYsrON. AUcTfoSEER.-sALE THIS DAY,
~ - ~ seos,e, slrse e pay eApsnses and storage
% gtiug Hlio Desk. Secrva Bureaus, two nsho
nAhy ngsess sofas tables, chairs two Ph0og sph Show
EASes. q ice Gosewood Chairs Counters.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RhILRoAD-
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Thursday, May s. lS62.
For Albany IO 30 a. NJ Express Mall Tram from Twenty
sixth street station For all local Time Table.
JOHN gURCHILL, Assistant Superin endent,
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
sEeAas AND TOBACCO.

cyEuAas VERY CnEAP--AT TUE sE0AR AGENCY.
- No NJ Broadw. up gaiis Settlers, dealers D..
and ~ b ers MI End Havana, dniuestc and tsrpsn
beeaTt 81 sss Than market rates 81 ~ SroAdwsy.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
NEWSPAPERS. N
FUnNITURn.

vxrANTEp-A CoMPLL is FILE OF THE NEW YORK..
w Daily Herald for tn lou, 1861 aud 1907 TO doe
Address box 4,05i Post Office
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SHIPPING INTELLlGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....~.OcT. "a
Cleared.

stsamsbipr-s,sr Oft South Woodruff. Port Royal G.,
L. Nitcbi; Prspsco. Besne, Washington Lopez NIX
patrick. hsn,s tBlemsnl Van ssnen Bremen, uericbs
90. City of EewYok lBrl Petre. Liverpool, j. u Daei
America Marry San Juan. ~ o. Roberts. .
Ship.-AusIJn, Hovey, London, +. T. Morgan T. Wiley
N. b. Palmer, Low Hong Kong a. A Low BIOS. Den.sch-
land (Hsmburgl, Hensen, London knuEardt 4 Co W. D.
Lindsay Pst.n Liverpool +. Whitney CO. Afno, Ss'
son, Gan Francisco Merebsnt breck Lion thuss Lack
Dublin, FaGeh, NJ iEeke Nsndt -
Bait.-Franklo. ae aell Cienfuogos Rnbra Co. Clara
(Brem-n) Protest. London, Ragsr Bros Avon tbnl Camp
DO and st. Thomas .si,land Phelps Co. Palmyra (br),
Crooker, glasgow. BOYD n Henck.n.
Bngs-Wsier Lily, Tiou Iho Grs1d. del Sud Josph
Benso; Milo tBr Johns,n, Demaaa, Sm.ib. Jone, Co.
Caroline CorLeia llioLI Wslh Dublin, Funch 3ieiHcso
Wend:
sehconers-csr,, Hopkln, Batmor. Van Brunt& Ssghti
J. W. Hipes MIns0o Baltimore, Baker Dayton Ooaiyii,
jameson Portland Cor hent Boston, Godfrey Hoyose
Lucy Virginia NeCiesdy. Baltimore Van Bfunt slagh;
Ns.-achu,es Gott. Portland W H. :. Blown Co Forest.
Coo-gy, boston VIM y. Blown s Co Mary r. MaDgum,
Hslstt Antigua, George Knox Blossom Douglass, New
Haven H. = Racket John Pce. 5ears PAdeIpbia Brett
Sop Co.; Sarah :. V.nghn, Jone'. Wehington Bsrvert
Wsllimg. W1shing.on 5. J. Wsrin., Smith, Wellington
suIth Jones Go Ley Rowe tBr Keller Nsssn Jo.eph
En.ss; Lamutie Glrney. WEF-h-I, MAE r..seri JsDe
Maria Ward. Norwich H. :. Racket. Roscins, Lincoln
Isunton Enterpre tBL), Gould 81, John, \. Be- d. X De
wolf Mary Alice. Gibson. Bsrbadoes. H. Dwight w. K
Bee5e Cav ord Fortress Monroe, " 81 Brsnefd Diob1
Providence J. W. Mckee, VICTOR Stout Mioidse, John
boyntOns Cons
seainer-Bevsrly, Pierce, PHILADELPHIA James Hand
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The Recent Battles in Maryland.
TIE AMNESTY TO GARIBALDI.

The ROYAL Mail steamship Australasian, Capt.
Cook, which left Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the
morning of the llih and Queenstown on the after
noon Of the 10Th inst, arrived at this poz, on
Friday afternoon.
The Edinburgh reached Liverpool and the New
York Southampton early Oh the morning Of the 10th
last.
The dates per the Auarslasian are three days later
than those per the Kangaroo.
The steamship City of Nsw-York, from New
York, arrived out on the 10th.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived at Queenstown on the llth
The screw steamer Kangaroo, Capt Jenery, which
left Liverpool at IL a. m. on the Sth, and Qaeeus-
,own on the afternoon OF the 9th inst, arrived ha-e
at o'clock on Friday morning, bringing 3Sl rss-
scugers.
The Bohemian arrived at Londonderry on the
morning of the sth.
Among the passengers by the kangaroo is DR.. d..
J. Mcgowan of New-York who returns homo after
many years of travel in China, japan, &C.
The steamship Edinburgh arrived from New
York, Oct. 90
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Passengers Arrived

In sfeam.hip Au'traias,an. from L,se'roo,Mrs; White
ard Sister MIR Riker aud LADY, Mr. Wbus aud brother, Mr.
Bartlett AID lady Miss Clark Miss ArliuslI Mimes Mat
thew-, Aria, Mr. stauow Mr. Ni.bett and lady Rev T.
App and LADY, Mrs Appleton. iesa' Holey, Eyrond
Saehe Clark, Valentine Be jan1in. O.d6cd, O'Connor
Moore, Hopkins and son, Hsod Adams Gutter Brandon
and lady Mess McAdfew Stanton lady and infant child
Adams Mrs. McApirsw, two children aud nurse, Masters
B,,nard Misses barnard. si.s X. Hail. G. Ensign. Mr
3oang Mr. Rois aud son. Nj Gilmore end lady Mr. Tyon
Mr Leb andt; Mr. Turner, lady. aud infant; Mr.. Barnard
lady children. and aurse Misses Barnard (l Mr.. Coz
lady Mr.. VAnderhost Mr.. Beuolis Mr. K-uche lady
Prof Emerson. isdy, aud chdreB Mr M,rson. Mr. Bar.
foot Monies Heress Mr. Lunley Mr. De Aariino Mr. Car
prnter Mr. Morsaudet, SIR. Hs.. Mr. Levy Mr. FinsysoD
Mr Atkins. M Fsirw Gather. Capt Hopkss Mr. Gillespie
Mr. Moore Mr Cornwall sud son, Meals Msrsste PerAef
\. Leslie J. Leslie, l.. Lsahy-toial. l06
IN ,sip bEgui. iron, BonJay-Mrs Capt. spooner and
ghtsr. Capt VIM Deshon.
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I.ntcsf.
ENGLAND.


TIE Ga.ehs announces that tho Hon. William
Stuart Secretary Of Legation NJ Athens ID appointed
Secretary Of Legation nj Washington.
The Daily Ncps editorally Disputes the idea that
the South would willingly, IN the event Of separa
tion concede any OF tho Border States and scduoes
evidence tending TO prove quite the contrary.
The Mor.iRg Post draws parallel betwesn Lin
coins Government and the ex-kiny Of Naples, aud
charges President Lincoln with proceedings closely
resembling those which preceded the downfall OF the
Neapolitan throne and rays Franci. Of Naples failed
pursuiug "a .inilar course aid why bould A ralam
u America sueceedl IL questions whittier Europe,
in the event Of any signal ictory attending the Con
fodorates, would be justified In longer Withholding
their recognition.
September mails from the West Coast Of Africa
had arrived. The overdus steamer Cleopatra, with
the AugIpt mBils' Was wrecked off Sterboro' River
Ice. Several lives were Loot. The coast news
was unimpOrant.
LIVERPOOL oct. 9.-Gladstone's statement in o
,ueech ut Newcastle, that JtiI. Dawn had made the
South nation, aud that be- conscers separaiioE
cersin attracts grea. attention, and causes natness
IN cotton. Tie papers generally approve'oi Glad
stones reusise aud acme think h recognition VI tie
South win syOu follow.
TURKEY.
The Mosque property Is 20 be secularized. II IL
expected that this proceeding will give gain 10
the revenue Of 900 sterling
INDIA.
Tho Bombay mail arrived at Marseiles on the
10th, too lats TO catch The AustrtIarixn.
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even. is likely to ar.e and tha. the North will have

event s likely TO arse, and that the North VIII pave
10 suffer that modification, that earneStls hope
that England will do polhipg TO infct additional
shame sorrow, or rain upon those who have already
suffered much and who will probably have to suler
more. Cheers. >.
at may be that a time might arrive when 1t
would be the duty Of Europe 10 offer IA word 81 ex-
postulaion or OF friendly aid toward composing the
quarrel Iii be even possible that such time a.
that msy arrve how important it 10 that wien that
word comes it should address itself TO minds which
are not embittered by the recollection that unklDd
things have been said and done toward then IN Eu'
rope, ana above all in England, tie country which,
however they may find fault With il from tine to
tine, we know holds the highert place in their ADM
ration and respect. lEnlLutiasiic and prolonged
cheerpl."
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.Jnsnranfe Companies.
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.


Tai, Comrsny really to transact business u svsy
branch oil Life Insurance. ,
positad with the Supern of The assurance Depart
eu OF the Of New York according to law The terms
OF tie Premium made more easy than hs<o
All Policies Issued by this Company IsSIpvrtBLn
Alter seven for heretofore deemed valid
Suicide duelng change of residence OF ocupetien
error Oh pr.linu application regarding family history ~
CONDITION -h the appcsnt do net work any for'
iriturr oil the policy after seven years
Trty days grsee 10 allowed 10 payment % sbs premium,
anu " rodcy n-!d good dnri"g thAt tue
Pofcy holders members Of the corponnon :nd are sb
titrd 20 vote for Directors eligible for Directors
Dividends Of surplus declared annually and may %
used future premium paid In cash 81 the op'
ton Of insu e! - 49,,
Mutually te fullest integrity will be the ruling principle
10 sll the transactions Of the COMPANY
Prospe and blank ppics furnished o. TIE ONCE OF
the Company. and by the ason's
Phy.ician in attend the Office daily from ~ to
Zen porsry Office No 30 W.ihaua-st.
Prruian.n Office after November l, No. 81 WE!zmH,
Chamber Of Commerce Building
President UoE.pRRsrDRSr,
n d. MORGAN. J. LA"kENCE.
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