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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

The Hon. BEN WooD's CONDITIONS. Hon
Ben Wood notifies the Albany Regency that In
they nominate clean democratic ticket on an
unmixed democratic platform they will be all
right; but that il there is any trading of
principles or mixing of republicans on the
ticket there will be fuss in the family. From
this hint it is probable that unless Thurlow
Weed can effect an understanding with Wood
there will be good deal of cross-firing in
both party camps in our November elections.
Against Weed and the Regency, Greeley and
Wood are evidently each in for big slice of
the spoils, or split, and the worst is yet to
coIle.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90 1865.

standing. But, at any rate, now is the time for
the spirits to make grand demonstration in
his favor and convert the whole world at sim
gle stroke Let us hope that they will take
advantage of the opportunity. We may be
upon the borders of the millennium without
knowing it, and we may be thinking of the Wall
street deialcations, the next election, the At
lantic cable, the restoration of the South or the
price of gold, when we ought to be listening
for the first trump of Gabriels horn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
TIE wlRz TRIAL.
The Court Unexpectedly AdjOurns Without
Naming Day for RsassCmbling. .
PROTEST OF THE COUNSEL OF WlRl.
No Cause Assigned for the Sil.gu-
lar Proceeding.
&c. &c. &C.

WASHINGTON, August q 1895.
The motion to quash the charges and specifications
against Captain wirz made by the defendants counsel
argued principally by Judge Hughes who commended
that they general and uncertain and that the
offences charged cognizabe by civil and not military
courts.
The Commission overruled the motion, and the
prisoner then pleaded 'Not guilty. to the charges
against him.
Colonel Chapman, the Judge Advocate, to-day sug-
gested that NE prisoner be remanded to the Old Capitol
and that the court adjourn.
In this the Court without a formal vote, acquesced
Judge Hughes wished to know to what time the court
had adjourned
Colonel Chapman replied that he would notify counse,
Of the reassembng Of the court and then requested
tho witnesses in attendance to give information - 70
where they resided and instructed them not to leave e
city until properly discharged
Judge Hughes said he would like to be heard.
Colonel Chapman replied that under the parliamentary
law there could now be no debate.
Major General Wallace said The court stands ad-
journed, consequently there be argument.
Judge Hughes-The prisoner having been araigned,
enter protest against breaking up the court
indefinite adjournment We ask for the discharge Of the
prisoner or that the court proceed with the trial.
Major General Wallace repeated that the court had 3D.
journed.
During this colloquy the prisoner removed from
the court room by the military guard
The adjournment without day having been named
for the reasscmbng of the court took the counsel
spectators by surprise No reason is as yet known for
this course though there is suspicion that the charge
of conspiracy may be withdrawn
There seems to be no doubt that the charges ana
specifications against Captain wrz will be amended by
the prosecution In several important particulars Hs
will take issue that this cannot be done; the
prisoner having already pleaded not guilty 10 the charges
on which he arraigned yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

NOTE FROM HIS COUNSEL, MR.. GILLETT-LHrfBn
FROM JEfF.-HE PLEADS IGNORANCE or THE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM, ETC.
ALBANY, n Y, August a. 1866.
Mr. R. Gillett one of the counsel for Jefferson d.
Wis, in note to the Albany Argus, says
Mr. Davis has no information concerning his trial
than others have.
In letter from Mr. Davis dated the 18th Instant 70
Mr. Glett, he says:
am stl ignorant OF the charges against mo. the
source Of them and the tribunal before WHICH am TO
Your letter gave me the first notice Of the
Washington indictment.
Mr. Davis requests Mr.. Gilet 70 have conference with
Mr. Charles OConor his only other counsel SO that they
may be prepared for the trial whenever 1t may b
brought on with little delay the nature and i'm
portance Of the case will permit
direct application to the proper department. asking
be informed not improper, when where and before
what tribunal Mr.. Davis is TO be tried remains unan
swered because is supposed neither has been actually
determined by the President. (,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
The Atlantic Cable--Is 1t a Failure.


We have received some private information
from England which comprises some very
curious facts relative to the late accident to
the Atlantic cable. It appears to be now
matter of serious doubt in England whether
the disaster was owing to any defect in the
construction of the cable ITSELF or whether it
was the result of rivalries and jealousies on the
part of some of the firms who put in contracts
for its manufacture. There has been vast
amount of experience employed on the new
cable. Everything which science could con-
troll or knowledge of mechanism impart was
contributed to render it perfect, and il is there
fore, improbable that the accident occurred
from any imperfecfion in its construction.
A very extraordinary incident occurred with
reference to the submarine cable which was
laid between Great Britain and the kingdom of
Holland. distance of only one hundred and
thirty miles, some years ago. The cable was
safely laid, and for time worked satisfactorily
But soon after the Insulation was lost. The
company was at a loss to know the cause for
this sudden defect, and accordingly they had
the surprise Of every one, it was found that q
large nail had been driven through it. II was
removed and the cable relaid. Subsequently a
person called on the manufacturers and inform
ed them that he had been paid by certain firm
which was disappointed applicant for the
contract, to insert that nail. The case was the
subject of law suit in the English courts
which was tried at Westminster, and verdict
of ten thousand pounds damages was obtained
against the parties who were proved guilty Of
the outrage.
It'll "a curious coincidence that the first flaw
discovered the other day in the Atlantic cable
should have been caused by piece Of broken
wire which was found inserted in the heart o.
the cable and produced an obstruction of the
electric fluid. But it is still more extraordi
ored to obtain the contract for the Atlantic
cable and was unsuccessful is the very same firm
which employed the man to drive the nail ir
the Holland cable.
These facts may suggest new theory as tt
the cause of the late failure in the middle o
the Atanhc. 1t may turn out, after all, tnat Il
is to the malevolent action Of rival house w
are indebted for the misfortune which is re
GREETED by all the world, and not to any inner
ent weakness in the enterprise. However, w
presume the matter will be carefully investi
gated on the other side, and we have no doub
that the company will resume the work wit!
vigor and bring ii to q successful issue. Notwith
standing the difficulties and mishaps which
have beset the undertaking, we by no mean
regard the Atlantic cable as failure.
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train may be destroyed with Its freight of hui
man life, and the misery constructor who
erects bridge without sufficient foundation,
or puts in rotten rail, well knowing that ac-
cidents must ultimately happens Laws should
be enacted for the punishment of higher class
of criminals some of our railroad
presidents and construction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

Btfrss NEW HALL--signor Bite, Jr., Is performing
wonderful feats Of magic. ventrloquIsm, and tranel
canary bird performances, at his hail. 72o Brosawv.
10 crowded houses As a. ventrfoqust he Ia quito re-
markabe, and some Of ss magical tricks are opto new
and very clever
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l,opvonru HAIL concert win be given at this ham,
on FRIDAY evening, by Miss zalda harrison, yousl
,sdy who has been starring IL in concerts at the wasers
..ss she e quite young end Is said 10 possess sups
,or con,ralto voice, win make her dso on this Oc
s..s. ~ bsr native city Madame Anna Bishop win
s,so s,nr a sns concert in support Of the young
su.aor6s ~ ~ rss*
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NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway ma PoeuE; Or
WICKLOW WEDDING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

wALIAcK's THEATRE neutrality-suspicious. TO Coop
LuCE-HAspy ANDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

POWERY THEATRE bowerv-EiSG or TAR Commons
USTUcKY GoosE-BRIGANps OF CALABaIk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

WINTER GARDEN. Broadway-BARSuMs MusEuM
CozfAsT DEcHALuAEAU. NicoLo FAanY. Open Day and
Fyenng
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NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.--DRsAa OF Dies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RETURN,
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. SID Broadway --ETnToP1AS
SoNcs, DAECgs, &c.--LRAP TOR LiFE-HAnLET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS 5S5 Broadway.-Erni-
oPiAs SINGING DANCING, @c-MAcBgrn AND OTn.ILo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

AMERICAN THEATRE No ~ Broadway. -ErHIopiAE
MiNsrGkIsT BhLLETs, PANToMinEs, BuRLESouEs &c-OLp
GRANNY GRUMPY.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE POI Bowery -srSa
nc, DASCiEG, BURLEsQrEs. &c-lRlsh EaGhASr
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. wednesday. August aa, 1888
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28
aacurtarg & Commercial.
DAILY USION OFFICE,


There was but little activity in the mar,
ket during the pa week. Transactions il
the leading staples were limited. But few
changes viii be noted in our quotations thi.
morning. Prices generally are very firm
Flour is in fair demand with the best brand.
selling at S1S 90 per Dbl.
Whisky has undergone no change, with
average sale at our figures this morning.
Kanawha salt we quote at IS 50 per b5l.,
and note the sales at one house Of 275 bbls.
at those figures.
The cotton market was more active yes
terday than the day previous, with an up
ward tendency. There were some sales in
the morniDgat figures ranging from AZ a SOC.
In the afternoon disposition was manifest.
ed to hold on to what they had, while on
the other hand, the buyers were anxious 70
close up bargains at present figures.
The sales aggregated yesterday S77 bales.
Receipts 755 bales and shipments $50 bales.
The following were the transactions Of the
principal cotton houses Of the city.
MeAlis'er & Co. sold IS bales at as3<6l50c.
Received $50 and shipped 156.
Ali on 4 kirkman sold 81 bales at 47G Soc,
received us and shipped 1872.
French & Co. sold 80 bales at Soc, re-
eeived 1879 and shipped 200. T
hamilton 4 Co. sold II bales at Soc, re-
ceived 100; shipped none.
]. r. Paul q Co. received So bales snd
shipped 40. We note a purchase at this
house Of 30 bales at 4s15G soc.
Stratton, Pointer & Co. sold 10 bales at
sic. and at 40c received and shipped AZ.
Bailey, Ordway 4 Co. sold p bales at
49k@50c., and received As.
Griffith a Parsons received 60 bales, and
also made a purchase Of Is bales Of choice
cotton at soc.
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have noticed an advertisements in the
different city papers, headed, second An
nual issue Of the Nashville City Directory
This is done 70 misiesd the business men o.
the city, and give the impression that the
party bad either bought out my interest in
The Directory, or to make them believe that
would not get out 8 Directory for 1866
They tried to get the use Of my name fol-
the Directory, but this ! refused neither
would ! agree to engage them on the Direc-
tory, which ! propose getting up in the
Spring Of 1866. This was done on account
OF their incapability Of managing a work
Of the Kind, as well as other business in
which We were formeriy conneeted; besides
the party who is getting up the Directory is
not resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest in the
matter as q citizen Of .he city would.
write this in justice to hepublic as well
IS nvself.
Respectfully, r. H. sNsIEroS,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
Ccta-E
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NoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
ccnvened BY Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
eeipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order to substantiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust Indebtedness from the Government
iesO-f II. ToHPKMs 4 Co.
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To Consnmptives.

The advertiser having been restored ID
health in a few weeks, by q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung sfeoti0u, and that dread
disease, Consumption anxious 70 ms *
known 70 his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To All who desire 1t, he viii send copy
81 the prescription used, Tree Of charge,
with directions for preparing and using the
ssrne, which they will find sure cure fol
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only ebiocl of The advertiser in sending che
prescription is to benefit the sfficted. and
spread information which he considers V
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
win Try his remedy, as it VIII cost them
nothing and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address Rev. EEwARp A. WuSos,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
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We would call the especial attention. o.
the public generally u the well Met esiso-
lishnent OF cur enierprisiag friend, ". w.
Totte1,- who las ~, finest selected stock Of
Family Groceries oath Of ihs Ohio river.
In e5nneetion with BIZ gr1eery house he has
opened .sudid LIQUOR. esta5lishneat,
where the finest Liquors and Wines ean. ee
obtained. from a bottle 20 pipe. Fsmules'
parties and pic-nics furnished with ihe
choicest sviands" ct modera'e prices. lis
Nos are 81 and %, North College street, op-
posite Sewanee House. Give him call.
sep2q-Im
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Murray C0mussION.-The trial Of A. r.
Alley, charged with the murder Of Evans,
al Columbia, Tent essee, IN 1862, will com
meucc, IA this city, on Monday, before a
Military Commission. Capt. Goodwin aud
T.. II. East, appear as attorneys for The de-
tense. Capt. Goodwin. IL viii be remem-
berod, was the junior counsel in the great
Champ Ferguson trial, and gained Tor MIN
self, IN tha- defense, a reputation shat few
men Of his age ENJOY. The trial viii be
long and tedious, and we viii endeavor 90
give the particulars 81 they occur.
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I've cali special attention 20 the sule 81
49, Place" on Tuesday next THIS
~ ,l..1.n ' property, ucsr the corporation
,oia go on The Franklin Pike. vail be
Nurfr-' we mans cement OF Nelson a
e 40 - ~ !. Z. a b. W. Brown. There
ia sy.-, ~ ~ near the CITY rs desirable
most si,.Ill. ~ iyis The fret offer Of fhe
sivs-f t.9gIerp aamrnsu3irr al he
- -'~sts o. Tie n, 'ee
vil b al, i, ~. nc. .A'gh taxes. purchasers
S.iu y. p5oAt In one w. epe aanaree
bIo,E m n, one 10; win M. ne. ne ElsoPe5'.
e5S1 9 the s3vsptsr. 20 ' .,,,s, giving the
IS y = well uudersi.,,S \. ~ al toe profits,
one lot eEhsnces ~ - 80 .-lr1vernent Of
property ron one \, , gu. e; tae a5io.a,ng
BESIDES the advau acs az -ll. ,iied per cent.
leighbors, or locating y ing your own
~ condition and terms -e oT relatives
Aoernl, ana should c1r-,-, ssT'alnly most
at'enHon 81 car large ana -. - sn e earnss,
.eA, - o. noyT or never- vsiH .-S z pula-
.lliiy De otcred. Tae srert. '' -. opPor-
mat they expect a large Conn.,. -ai2fm ms
y ne grosnds. yieh rtpast M y5essat
leIea' and We anticipate 80 - De pre-
s.es q the city are al invites - The
~! spent on "Waverly- viii 49, 80 one
~ 'Ia' e ses lucky buyers, and sIsS,S, .' !,
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List Of Marriage Licenses issued BY III
County Court Clerk for the week endinj
Saturday, October 28th, 1865;
Edward farrell 70 Margaret Sullivan.
Martin Conner 10 Johanna Malone.
Lee R. Witt 10 Evelyn E. Wade
G. II. Heller to Kate Bast. ftt .EE.
Leonidas McCEslsnd 70 Cethariue Shiver
Albert b. Payne 10 Cornelia S. Eorvell.
Samuel Tiel 20 Mary Smith.
Geo. W. Gorham TO Mary A. Lyons.
James Z. Chileutt to Lucinda Afford.
Jesse Gilbert 10 Martha A. Gray.
Green B. West TO Sarah Young
Martin Cooley TO Mary O'C0nnOr.
CoLoRrD
Ambus Gray 20 Long Nance.
George Freeman to Dens Hunter.
Stephen xxx 70 Matilda Jackson.
Henry Lee TO Martha Ann Holloway.
Stephen Shane to Nellie Weems.
Wyatt Hoggatt 10 Maria Norris.
George Chlldress 10 Emma Price
Booker Bowers to Matilda Phillips.
Charles White 10 Emma Gill.
Frank Jones 10 Eliza Allen.
Ned Hubbard to Eliza Perry.
George Davis to Lucy Davis.
Henry Joslin TO Bette Ellison.
George Higgins 10 Emily Chapel
JEFF Cornell TO Mary Jane Mallory.
Jno. W. Thompson 70 Jane Fogg.
Geo. w. Curtis TO Lucinda Shsckleford.
George Allison % RebecCa McGayock.
York Woods 10 Nancy Parker
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BURGIARY.-The house Of Mr.. Lusky was
entered by thieves ON the morning 81 the
2sth, between three sud five o'clock, and
robbed Of some $3.50 worth of goods.
They effected an entrance through the front
door by forcing the lock, and carried of
tweuty-iour ovcrcoats, iour dozen pairs Of
pants, ten or twelve bolts OF calico. as many
bolts of domestic, and a lot Of other goods
Va ued IN all at the above namid amount.
The thieves have not been detected. though
the police win doubtless overtake and bring
them 90 Justice.
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This vice, which is never prscticed II
the presence Of any one, has proved th,
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the mobiles
and most talented young men that evel
gave tongue to eloquence or pen 10 song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim {,
q living skeleton. Nor are these lie fina
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To BE-
cured permanently Of this affection, call OF
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him BY lsttsr, Box 500, Gssh
vile, Tenn. fOb2s-E
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28

WV DISCOVERIES IN rHE 6EEAr Cavrs.--
We lesrn that another exploraiion al the
wonderfal caves Of the city was made Vs.
terday. By Massrs Rogers, Stewart. Everett
Morse, and Creighton. Ia making the ae-
scent in the chEsm Of the third chsmher.
All stewart was lowered a distance Of g25
feet. when be reaches foul BIT, and narrow
Isl escaped sufiocation. He was drawn up,
and in the haste, received some bruises
about the head and shoulders. number
Of relies were found, and VIII be placed on
exhibition. We understand thai the explo-
rations VIII be continued By the same par-
Hes. Many new developments were made
m The chambers Yesterday, and j e beliey-
"a thSs the outlet win BE- reaehea n the
iSxt eSpedstiou.
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AUCTION SALE.-The attention Of our read
~ Is directed % the advertisement In an
other coiumn, Of George Shields & Co., who
gHer 10y sale, this morning, e large asso't-
ment Of groceries. They VIII, also, sell q
splendid lot Of furniture, and persons inter
ested vii doubtless get good bargains BY
purchasing az this sale.
lndigo, tobacco, whiskies and wines viii
hs 'aeredi also, green apples aud number
OF pois o. Irish potatoes.
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RoGUEs.-The city at this time is fun Of
thieves and house-hreakers, and our citizens
should be careful on retiring o. night 20 see
thst their doors and windows are securely
fastened. The same vigilance is necessary
In the day time, and nothing valuable
should be left exposed 10 these providers.
who are wstChing every opportunity 10
enter q house, IN the absence Of its owners.
A word 90 The wise
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28

WErER Is CoNiSo, and we sre glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
70 furnish them with choice article OF Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal is
hard, pure, and Gear, and prices as low g.
arv in the market. AL orders left with us
vii receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, office
No. az. Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. oc,20-tf
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'s Eashvill,
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
Send for College psper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON Il co.
OctI3-lv
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Persons unaequhiutsd in the city seeing
% many advertisements for the tretameui
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often a. 6 loas 70 De
ormine 70 whom 10 sntrust the trsatmsut
Of such casas. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishmsnt Of this kind is at No. . Deaderick
A. RioHAED JoEEs may be iounf In bis Of
Zee during the hcnrs atatsd IL his general
advertisements Al Es1dieiass f.rntsksd ~
tie ogsee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28

WATER WASTED Water enough 10 sup
ply small town is wasted daily from leak
IN the pipe running through the alley be-
tween Vine and Spruce streets, South Of
Church. The leak is neay the rear c5rner
of Mrs. Terrsss' lot, and the water flowing
from IL passes down Cumberland Alley 10
High street. Il is somebody's business 70
Eave this waste stopped.
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q SPECTAINOTTCES.

Max L. Gutmsnn, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving and opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and SHOES. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish to see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
oct 2S-2m
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The Toronto Globe Gays that -. NJ. Ms
son, Of Trent reneWn, is expected ct Mont
real with his family. England has become
sn uncomfortable place for him since the
holders Of the cotton loan have commenced
sssing impertnent questions about the
value Of their investments.
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The oomnle1ion and Hair.

Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, Gray
Hsir restored, Iight Hair darkeaed, Weak
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair besuti-
ned.
Also, Pimplsd faces oured. purified and
made soft, smooth, clesr and hesuiliuii by
the use Of ChRpmsn's Celebrated Bece3pis'
Mailed frse to those who wish to give them
an honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained without
charge By return mall, by lddressing
TH0s. F. CHtrNAy,
Chemist and BeTf9mer,
octs-Im Ssl Broadway, New Yor'