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Military Affairs.

RECEPTION or TIE SECOND E0iAENr FIRE ZoUAvss.
This regiment will arrive in the city about twelve
O'Clock today and will be welcomed home by the mem
bers OF the New York Fire Department. They reached
Phiiade phia yesterday noon whore they met by
the special committee from the department consisting OF
Fire Commissioner Thomas Laurence Assistant Engineer
James Long, W. r. W. Chambers Coroner John wildey
and the Secretary OF the department Peter T. Eveet
delegation from the Philadelphia Depart were also
at depot who took them n charge OF whose hos-
pitay they the recipients until their departure
for home
The limo will be formed In the Park under the super
vision OF Chief Engineer JohnIrecke and bis ASSISTANTS
Several companies have engaged bands, and II il pre-.
sumed 1t will DO one OF the finest displays long witnessed.
The line OF march will be up Broadway TO Fourteenth
street through Fourteenth street TO Eighth avenue
down Eighth avenue 10 Hudson street. through Hudson
10 Garrison street. through GARRISON street to SIKH
avenue and up Sixth avenue 10 JeicrsonMarket Here
sumptuous collation. will be waiting under the super
vision OF tho Executive Committee, Henry Wilson Chair
man.
The various apparatus along the line will be placed
upon the route many II which will be tastefuIy deco
rated and s the desire n the committee that the Gags
be raised upon the various buildings along the
soon the regiment leaves Philadelpnawhich will be
about nlnc O'Clock this morning-the Chief Engneer OF
the New York Fire Department will order the Are bells
ring three rounds twenty times csch for the depart
ent to assebe no company 70 report ator than three
hours after Tao general alarm In order 10 be properly
piaced in line
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Musical.
ITALIAN 0PM A.

Norma sung by the Marezek troupe, must ever provo
an irresistible attractionto tho lovers of music Nine
Mcdor the prestess is exceedingly dramatic IN fact
success the os. depends much upon her acting
upon her spirited singing OF the She very
successful throughout tho opera and received much ap
plause Sgnor Maznoleni displays amount Of good
in Undertaking tho role OF Polios Ally shrket
by first tcnors. Considered secondary part by so
many, this artist by his talent renders It very prom
mont and achieves quito triumph each time the opera
ia suog flo sings and acts with SO much grace and
performance Sgn0r Biacb as 0OveBo is also very
cessfu and deservedy shares tho applause ibcray
bestow upon tho artists by tho won pleased audience
which, by tho way was mmenso-the fashionable display
being greater than over.
Tonight Gounod's most popular opera Faust, will be
sung to immoDsO audience almost every seat In the
house was ongagcd Yesterday The Aron Society assist
torrance all the moro brilliant
DEBUT OF sI0NoR BRIaN0LI
We take pleasure announcing that on Monday cvon
ing Sgnor Brigno will mako his debut 10 tho Puri
steal circles Mnretzek has engaged Bignoi that he my
produce creator variety OF operas We hoie that tho
public will recognize literally this additional enterprise
the part OF our operate maaagomont
MASTER EMIL noLLENHAURR's GRAND CONcRRrs y
This interesting event took place last even ogst Nbos
Saloon and proved q great SUCCESS There large
and present and the young artist
received much applause, We are not partial to infant
prodgies but IN this instance tho young volinst dis
all who take interest in art That he viii take his
place among tho first IN his ncoutestabe
fact judging from his performances last evening Mr. j.
NJ Patson the popular pianist assisted at this concert
ton. at moments notice. took the place OF Mrs. Marie
Abbott. who vas ILL., She sang very effectively.
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IRcruRs ny On. DoRRnus.-A lecture was delivered
last evening BY Dr. Doremus tho Worlds Indebted.
ness scicDco The lecture treated altogether OF the
science OF electricity and relations other myse-
rous forces OF light, heat and magnetism The distn-
gulshcd lecturer treated his subject With the mark.
ed ability, and though Il OF the most abstruse
sciences everything Was made plain BY the combus.
ton q various metals he produced lights OF the
tense brlliancy and or every One OF hcse the
product Of burning brass and the ght resembed that OF
cloudy day, pang the gaslghts and emitting rays like
those OF the BY the combustion o. other metallic
substances lights resembling those OF twilight and star
light we're produced, and al OF dazzling brightness re-
ecting instances the lights Of gas upon the CELL
ing We regret not having space 10 give brief
sketch OF this interesting and instructive lecture The
large hall OF Cooper Institute was filed 10 completion
by an attentive aud highly intellectual audience by whom
pr. Doremus was repeatedly applaudsd
wMsn DEPARTMENT. ~ rns SANITARY FAIR.-oute a
spirited meeting held In the lecture room Of the
Welsh church. Thirteenth street, last evening" to CON-
plete IN aid OF the sanitary Commsssn by
our welsh friends who arc making unusual efforts get
up department of thor own at the orthc miag Fair
Eloquent addresses were delivered by Rev VIM Roberts,
Hon n Jones' IT., and others The ladies' usual are
very enthusiastic ana enter fully into the spirit The
enterprise Several committees we're formed, subscrip
ton books distributed and other interesting business
transacted.
MUNICIPAL CounIEsss. Ira 10 ba, the Indian warrior
and chief VINO arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel few
days since from California; under the care OF Capt. John
MOSS has received "a Invitation from Mayor Gunher II
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McMurray and Bcswortb. Mr.. Purdy is now
d Supervisor, with . salary equal to that
ofPolice Commissioner. No doubt IL would be
agreeable to him to have bis salary doubled.
Mr.. Purdy parades as war democrat; yet his
sons are all holding Office under the city gov
eminent instead Of being In the army, and scrv-
ing their country as the sons of a"War Horse"
should do. As to Mr.. Jones, heretofore he has
only been heard of as an unsuccessful aspirant
for nominations, now at Tammany and now at
Mozart. That is the occult reason which at
this present moment induces the Tammany
clique to urge bim so persistently. Is there a
cat in this bag Of mealg
AS to Messrs McMurray and Bosworth. we do
not know if they claim to be "war horses" or
not; but we do know that Captain McMurray
entered the army at the commencement of the
he has been doing duty ever since, and
is now at Knoxville Tennessee. Judge Bos-
worth has also given son to his country.
We do not believe that such considerations have
any weight with the Tammany ring; but we
are free TO say that to our mind the men who
send their sons and brothers TO the army are
better 'war horses" than those who put their
sons into Offices and olerkships at home.
But, apart from personal considerations, II q
compromise bill is to be passed, it Is right that
Gov. Seymour should name the democrats We
have favored the names Of Messrs. Acton and
Bergen, on account of their experience; but if
these gentlemen are named by the republicans,
Nfh
Seymour are placed in the bill, we think that
a veto would be demanded as imperative upon
him This, after all, is what q certain set are
aiming at 1t is middle now, aud they wish
to keep it middle.
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The APPROPRIATION.

There great crowd and great bill, and gro At
time generally last evening at tho inaugural perform
ance OF this magnificent corrugated iron temple OF tho
bppodramA The performers, human and equine, &C
Quilted themselves we'll and were much applauded We
believe that Mr. James Cooke, the proprietor followed
the Presidents example, and delivered al inaugural sd
ourselves to hear IT, for If VIC had heard could
havo resisted the temptation OF reporting tho eloquent
remarks In full and " we had ep,ted them 10 full this
notice would have been crowded out OF the paper Mr..
Cooke has very fair chance 10 ride into fortune and
We hope he will DO successful. His building Is most
spIenddly decorated and illuminated. and the odor
now paint was the only drawback upon last evening g
enjoyment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

The WHrsKEY TAX IN CoyGREss.-The tax
which the House Of Representatives put upon
whskey in store having been removed by the
Senate, it becomes an interesting question
whether the action OF the House or the Senate
will prevail. The parties DESTROYS Of exempt
ing whiskey in store from the new tax are the
parties concerned in the prospective profits Of
that whiskey; and that they constitute pow
erful body Of lobby jobbcrs there can be no
doubt. We have reason to suspect that the
venerable Tburlow Weed, IL so inclined,
could give some very curious "statis-
ticsv on this subject Of the storage Of
wbskey in anticipation Of an increased tax,
from which such whiskey would be exempted.
At all events, Hon. Fernando Woods PROPOSE
ton to include such whiskey under the new
tax, though it may dsappoint considerable
number of wbiskey spectators, is demanded
by justice to the people at large, and BY all
means the House should adhere TO that amend.
ment and compel these whiskey jobbers and
their lobbymen to fork over the tax, with oil
the rest Of the community. We want no dis.
crimnstions in this business Of taxation, even
to ill the pockets Of whiskey SPECTATORS.
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There ar. many prepars ions 10 The market advertised 70
restore faded and hair RscVs .ss,ns The .a,ss ,A..
one or two and fainy derive the expected benefits con
ciude that they err I'll humbusa That y may be Known
"'''' M III RfA&xlHA HAIR kEFf6RxfivB,.
rropose That some we'll known persons 70 be agreed mp
on dsntersscd aud Of unquestoned integrity deyrse
one whose hair has become gray he proprietor OF
thing but preparation and The person nothing
ese while mAkngi the cefhcas Of the result 70
I've pubisned All the principal papers Of the country q
the expense Of ths nnsnccessiu conpettors
Papers containing Hoyts HiAvstha advertisement please
copy.
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Hon ". CAN'T, Of Arkansas. will address the citi
sens OF Brooklyn at Weymouth oharch (Rev. II. W.
beecher'D on Wednesday evening, February 10. at
eight O'Clock, tho Invitation OF many distinguished
citizens. Mayor Wood win preside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

WARRINGTON. Fob. 8, 1894.
Tho following highly important despatch has been re-
ceivcd,-
MonIR, Fob I, 1864
Major General HAILscK, General IN Chief
On Saturday the Both OF january. al daylight com.
bned attack was made by Admiral Farragut and the
forces under my command upon this city, which, after
sustaining bombardment for sixteen hours. being
partially consumed By 6re, was carried at midnight By
assault. regret TO add our losses severe The i'm
portancc OF our victory is beyond my immediate appre
citation w0have taken about 5000 prisoners lao can.
nou and about 400, 900 bales OF cotton
n. P. BANKS, Mai Gen. Com.
This document was announced in the vo-
ciferous way in which extras are usually an
nounced by the newsboys, and was 50 far natu-
raj. Therefore it sold readily, and had some
Atiec. on the market. But the whole excite
ment was cut short by the arrest at our in
stance Of the newsboys engaged in this fraud
upon the public. Sergeant Matthew and officer
Healy, OF the Second precinct, were commend
ably active in this matter.
This is fair illustration Of the manner in
which certain part of Wall street manages It's
little game. Once or twice in times OF excite
ment extras have been palmed upon the pub
lie by disrcputable persons who proposed to
make money by the sale Of the copies Of their
issue. But the present is different case; for
the boys oil agreed that the extras we're given
to them by man whom they met in the street
This circumstance also renders It more diflcult
TO trace the swindle. This mysterious fellow
who met the boys by Trinity church aud gave
them the papers, proposed TO make his little
piece of business pay through its effect on the
gold market. 1t did let the price Of gold down
one per cent; but, as the hoax was so soon
exposed, It is doubtful whether It's originator
realized bis expected profit by It.
Nearly all the startling pieces Of bogus in
telligence that prove to be false originate in
the same way. Several notorious pieces Of
Philadelphia news thus started from the estab-
lishments Of operators in government stocks in
that city. The well remembered "newsv Of
the death Of JEFF Davis, and, more recently,
the disaster to the iron-clads in Charleston
harbor, which purported to come from Rich
mond paper, originated with tho operators in
gold on Wall street
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iHs ANNUAL BALL or THE Axiom VOCAL sootsrv.-On
Thursday evening tho grand annual fancy dress ball OF
inc Arioa Vocal Society will tako pacs tho Academy
OF Music The arrangements are intended to DO on
grand SCALE the decorations OF the house will be spen
d'd aud tho professions of the masks groesque and
amusing This will undoubtedly be one Of the most bril-
liant balls OF the season
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Royal Havana Lottery 80 por Cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished Highest
paid for Douboons and ell kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO.. bankers, l6 Wall street, n. \.
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The New POLICE CONFESSIONAL REGrtR
MvDDIE.-One Of the party organs takes
exception to our criticisms Of Elijah r.
Purdy's aspirations, and expresses pre-
ference for him a. Police Commissioner,
though endorsing the qualifications Of Messrs,
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Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Promtum
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. Once s0s Broadway.

Watchcs.-Fins Gold Watches.
Fine Gold Hunting Case Cylinder Escapeent WalcAoo
for ladies'. ss5. sss $40 SIS. $50 TO S71 each.
Fine Cold Hunu.g Gaze Detached Lever: full is.esisS
each
Gold Hunting Enameed Watches fog ladies' eco. SO
t0O $40 $780, $i2o $50 10 $500 each with diamonds
outside.
Cold Watches for ladies . low AZ ss cas- $50 sndssS
each
Fine Gold Hunting Case English Patent Levers.for gen-
uemen, SS5 80 SOD 3i2S $50, &i7: 70 500 each,
0kO G. ALLEN. AIS Broadway,
One door below Canal street. formerly Wall street.
Watches sent by matt 70 s parts OF the coua
~ W ithout extra charge AL warranted.
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Prizes Cnshcd In AL Legaiized Lotte-
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers' $40 Chestnu street. Philadelphia.
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visit him 81 The CITY BALL. tho time sst dowu IL ten
o'cock ths mcrnng, when all who at all curious
about such matters will then hare opportunity or
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Lottery Tickets Cashed in All Legal
iyed Lotteries Information given
JOSEPH BATES. II Vail street. room No. l. N. z.
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Grand scheme on the Royal Havana
Shelby College Lottery OF Kentucky InformA-
ton furnished ALECK CO., Brokers' =. =
- Pine street. N, Y.
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Plies Cached Ia All legal Lofterles.-
Prompt and reliable information given sent
J. K. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Walt street. N. T.
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Scaies.-Brown's Standard Scales
Adapted branch Of business Wholesale aud retail
at the manufacturers depot No. Barclay street. opposite
the Aston House,
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Messrs. Simmons. Rogers q Co. are
authoy 10 receive deposit, and collections our
account T. l.. SIMMONS & 90.
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AB-autiful Com pie xtOa. -Ln ird's Bloom
OF Youth has achieved celebrity Of having equal for
preserving and beautfyng the complexion No 45 Broad
way, aud druggists everyw here.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
See Official drawings OF January -. on smother page
TAYLOR 4 co.
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Prizes Cashcd in All or tho Above
Lotteries and Information by ANTONIO. IVA Broad
way, New York.
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Add 90 9mokcrs.-POi1ak Son,
Meerschaum manufacturers 3J7 Broome street.
Bowery. soil goods who esaie aud retail. Pipes
order, repaired boiled and mounted.
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TrUsses.-Marsh q Co., Radical Cure
Truss oce only at No. vescy street. Astor House Silk
Elastic Goods Supporters shoulder Braoes &C. AisAy ~
tendant
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Omclai Drawings OF che Library Assoc
citation Compsny's Lottery Of Kentack..
EXTRA CLASS 0si-Feb & 1851
g. CT, &c, 81, as. IL. IT. AZ, ~. "a, 10, 49, sc.
CLASS 6Sl-Feb g. 1854
o. TO- 80 AL 63 "a. al. So, CT, IT, Ia, Al, &c. 7.
FRANCE Ellis 4 co. Managers, Coviustou, ".
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Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
MoIdavia Cream. identifying the Hair, At W. L.
BACHELORS. lG Bond street.
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d&,uraud's Pouare Subtitle Uproots nafr
from forehesds or any part Of the BODY Warranted 4
as Bra sdwsy
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Oeseruction OF Newspapcr Once by
Soldiers.
BURLINGTON Iowa, Feb 8, 1854.
The Constitution and Union newspaper Office In Fair
field Iowa, edited by Dave Steward visited by Com
pany f. OF the Second Iowa Volunteers day, an0 the
type and paper thrown out OF tho window and the
subscrip ton books destroyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

Prof. DOremus
VIII deliver the Second Lecture x his Ccu.s 81 On tho
"WOKLD6 INDEBTEDNESS 70 sci ENCh,'
At the Cooper Institute, !.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. H.
The third and fourth lectures will be MONDAY end
Thursday February rs H. Each LED ures wtn DO
illustrated by experiments made on the
GRANDEST SCALE. -
Ticke1 Tor the 81 for se1tA y, 0npo
tickets % cents For sale at the bookstores aud dOAs
DO0rs open ct q; commence at Of clock
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The mail steamship Australasian, Captain Cook, will
icave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city al seven
O'Clock 10. morrow morning
The New YORK HERALn-Edition for Europo-wiII be
ready at six O'Clock tomorrow morning, and will con.
Important accounts or the Movements and Repulsc
OF the Rebels IN West Virginia and East Tennessas
latest accounts OF the Siege Charleston interest
lug Intelligence from the Department Of the Gulf An
Account Of the Late Reconnaissance Force tho Army
or tho Potomac South OF tho Rspidan, and News
from the Union Forces 10 all OF tho country Int.
resting intelligence from the Rebel States News
from Mexico, Cuba. Central and South America ST. DO.
mngo and all other parts OF the continent with reports
Of all important and interesting tho past week
Single copes 10 Wrappers ready for mailing fve cents
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Containing Model SIP hes for all Occasions with Direc
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Dates OF Chairman ofs Public Meeting with Rules for
the Orderly Conduct thereof TO either with Valuable Hints
and great deaf OF instructive and amusing matter never
before published. I2mo., cloth, nearly 400 pages.
Price 81 20.
Published by DICK FITZGERALD,
IS Ann street, N. Y.
Also for sale By all ooksellers in this piace.
Copies Of the by mail address, free
OF postage. on receipt u the price.
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Hot~r .Arrivals.-A Complete List OF Ar
rvais I'd the Hotels up two O'Clock A. NJ will be pub.
Hshcd every a ornng In the DAILY NEWS.
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Mossrs MUM CO.. publishers of the 6EfKU4tF10
AMERICAN continue 70 act Attorneys for sccvvSna Pa
tents for new Inventions in this aud all foreign countrl
Messrs Mum Co. have had years. expeyieA
IN soiciting Patents and have Attorneys for
than 2OUO6 inventors
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other iaIA
tAn Information for Inventors furnished fFeeo appa
ho0. Consultation and advice free. Address
MUM CO., 81 Park row, New York. o.
Corner and seventh Streets WAshinRtonl d. q.
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A Dozen Cartes dc yisitc, S1.--I SIT All
vACGHAkS, 225 Bowery.
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LesIie.s @. tnger Wins.
Delightful, soothing refreshing
For sale at ali the Ia ding grocers' 10 the city.
PINE IN EE TAR DROPS.
The most popular coy extant
tor Asthma, BronebjtA Coughs. Gods
Tickling Soreness Of the Throel
Are very pleasant and - toctuAL
Neatly put up In sliding q Uses
Convenient for the pocket
Sold at Is and Is cents per *
BY dealers in medicines gcuA rnuy:.
Prepared only by Thos. r Ma snail trenton. NJ.
New York Agency at Helmt0yA s,o.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse tya broadway
Maugcr's Direction L.DA ~ ana rags
Dennisons Merchandise Tags PaIeyt p'recton Lspes
Fay's Patent Hook Tags Gum Tickets &C. ~ VtoIOh
MAUGERS. lis Chambers street.
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Army and Navy Picture Gallery
Cares de ysie and Album Photographs Ambroypes &c.
at HOLMES No 3l3 Broadway
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TuE BOGUS CAPTURE or MoBME-SrocK GAM
BLING NEws-At an early hour yesterday Wall
street was precpitated into small excitement
by the appearance OF the annexed bogus extra,
purportlng to come from this Office
EXTRA
NEW YORK HERALD
FROM NEW ORLEANS
DAYS LATER
CAPTURE OF MOBILE
5000 PRISONERS
100 CANNON
400. 900 BALES OF COTTON
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PhysiOgnOmy. Physiology, PhrcnOlOgy,
Psychology and Ehnoiogy given with Illustrations In
the FEBRUARY PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL. Oniy
FOWLER a WELLS New York.
private class TO learn practical phrenology
Wednesday and Friday evenings at 3O4 Broadway.
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Public Speakers and Singers Will 6m0
BROWNS Bronchial Trocbes beneficial in clearing the
before speaking singing and relieving the
any unusual exeron of the vocal organs hsvnss
peculiar adaptation TO affections which disturb the organs
of speech.
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Warning.-it Is singular bat Ger
tain fact that every young couple that to housekeeping
purchase utensils from =. D. BASS
FORD Cooper Institute Building. OF Eighth street
and Third Fourth always live happily together
aud succeed In life
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OmcIal Drawings OF the Shelby College
Lottery OF Keutuckv.
49, 6I, So, IS, IL. II. ~. 81 %, So, 10, II, 10.
CLASS 66-Peb. 8 1864
CO. q 78. A. 6i T. -. 81, l. 81, ., 73, 50, 80, S.
= T. z. SIMMONS & CO..
Gown .ton Ky