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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

The Herald says that Don Augustin
Iturbide, the oldest son Of the first EN-
peror OF Mexico, is now in New York,
and that be has been offered rank and
emOluments by Macmillan, but declined
them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

According to the report of Col. Thomas.
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, the total mum
Der of negroes in Louisiana drawing ra-
lions from the Government is twenty
thousand.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

The Government has seized a large
quantity Of alcohol in New York on ac-
coan. Of the owners attempting to defraud
the custom house. A number Of officials
are said to be implicated in the swindle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

4oetrg.
BE GENTLE WITH THY WIFE.

Be gentle, for You little know M
How many trials rise
Although to thee they may be small,
To her of giant size.
Be gentle, though. perchance that lip
May speak n1urmuring tone
The heart may beat with kindness yet,
And joy to be thine own.
Be gentle, weary hours of pain
It's woman's lot to bear;
Then yield her what support thou canst,
And all her sorrows share.
Be gentle, for the noblest hearts
At times may have some grief;
And even in pettish word
May seek to find relief.
Be gentle, for unkindness now
May rouse an angry storm
That all the after-years of life
In vain may strive to calm.
Be gentle, perfect there are none,
Thou'rt dearer far than life;
Then, husband, bear and still forbear,
Be gentle to thy wife.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
RIOS ECTUS
OF THE
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS' JOURNAL.

T7NHE undersigned will publish in the City of At
i lanta. Ga, no soon as the mails are established
a WEEKLY F. and A. MASONS' JOURNAL, EN-.
bracing some fifty pages OF reading matter, and
some eight or ten pages for insertion of Business
Cards of the Fraternity, that Masons may be able
always to transact business Of all kinds with one
another. An able correspondent: will be secured
from the respective Lodges, who will give a state
ment of his Lodge, the officers and members, and
will keep I he Fraternity posted as to whom may lie
suspended. expelled or dead. thereby rendering it
impossible for expelled nr suspended members 10
enter Lodge, If it III refer to the Journal.
An able corps OF Masonic writer's lave been So
cured so it will not fail to be very interesting aud
instructive.
1t will be devoted to the Improvement of Masonic
Literature and will be welcome vister TO the fire.
side of every Free and Accepted Mason
u will be sent to oil subscribers post Free at s.,
in ADVANCE, per annum.
The undersigned most respectfully asks each
member to constitute himself on Agent and secure
all the subscribers possible and hand their suiecrip-
tion list to the Masters Of their respective Lodges
who will forward the same to me vt Atlanta Ga.
There being nothing Of the kind in publication,
and feeling that il will ie source Of Improvement
in Masonic knowledge. most respectfully ca,lupoa
the fraternity to sn+fain me in the finnd work.
WILLIAM JAMES POLLARD.
ATLANTA, GA
Sent 81 I'm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

The Columbus Miss. Southern senti-
mel states that Col. Johnson. commanding
a. that post. has incarcersted the agent
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, on certain
grave charge. III
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

Arnold Elzey, Harry Heth and Patrick
Moore, the two former Major Generals
and the latter Brigadier General in the
Confederate amy. are sojourniDg in Bal
timore.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

Government has realized over six mil
lions Of dollars from the sale of captured
cotton. Sales this month amount 10 ~,
200. 900 in gold.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
W. e
Course Of Construction.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling. Reading. Writing. Mental Arithmetic,
Elementary Arithmetic, Elementary Geography.
Parley's Universal History, Royces Historical
Sketches. Child's Book Of Nature. Cateehisln, Sa.
cred Music.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS
Spelling. Reading, Writing, Davies Arithmetic,
Smiths English Grammar. MItchell's Typography
Grammar. Natural Philosophy commenced. Kip's
Double Witness CatechiSm. Sacred Music.
NIDnLg CLASS.
Spelling. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. Algebra.
Geonietry Gengraphy. Fower's English Grammar
Epgfish History Ancient History. Exercises in
Composition Ksrnes Elements If Criticism. Beta
ny Mythology. CBsar. Virgil. Sreek Grammar,
lneophllus Americanus. Sacred Music.
SENIOR CLASS.
Elocution. Fowler's English Grammar Rhetorie.
Logic. Moral Philosophy, Mental Pbilosophy Geom
etry, Trigonometry, Geology. Chemistry Astrono-
my, General History, History of England J.itera-
tnIe. Exercises IN Composition, Theophus Ameri-
canus. Sacred Music.
OPTIONAL COURSE
Drawing and Painting. Vocal and instrumental
Music, and Mcdean Languages.
TIE MSS
(PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN ApvAScE0
Collegiate Department ........... 100 w
In Modern Languages each. 10 o.
IN Music, Vocal or Instrumental, 49,. 90 %
N Drawing Or Paiutine.-..-.-------- 20 %
DoeImnR, per month";. 80 10
Incidental tax per month, 90
Il, The Rector Is in eorresDondence with several Of
he most accomplished educators OF the country anc
will In due time be aba 70 Announce the Farnlfv
AnuIieaffOn shf h A.. L. --aH
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
SADDLES AND HARNESS

ENOR SALE and made 10 order good
IL supply will be Kept on hand and sold
cheap for CASH or GOOD CLEAN WOOL.
Ny best endeavors will be made to suit
customers.
Aug. 3-tf WIN. BEATTY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

Lieut.. Cushing. who destroyed the Al
bemarle, it is said, will get $50, 600 az
his share Of the prize money out Of that
transaction.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

Moses Taylor has advanced $500. 900
10 pay the Metropolitan Police Of New
York. the ComptrOIer Of the city being
unable 10 pay.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

A complete assortment of QUEENSWARE
II and GLASSWARE, just received and
for sale by T. }. RICHARDS.
Aug. ~.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

A Richmond letter says that the reason
OF the refusal to restore the property oil
Hon. Henry A. Wise is that be declines
TO take the oath.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

nisrumored tbai Ole Bull will short
ly VII. this country,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

fIOyD-A Montclsr. N j., on Tuesday Oct H. Ellen z
lid age. 20 years and 6 months. -
The will be taken " Wes.fed Mass for ntemsus
pURpY-st Rye N Y. on Monday evening oc, 49, Js.ss
Purdy sseo 10 years.
Foners viii "a place, from Christ Church Rye on Thurs
day. Oct 49, At O'Clock p m
Rel,ves and fen of the decease invited attend hs
funeral without fur her notice
Train leaves the wsn sevenh-s Station New Haven RsL
road ct 1ft o'clock
sTAFF--On Wednesday oct 49, Mary Agnes eldes. dsush.
ter Of John J. susan A staff aged 10 years sndf
months.
The friends the family are invited to ate I'd be.
iuherh from the residence Of her parents NO lf4 We"
Eoustonst on Friday gtsrnocu 1t ~ ocioek' thene'"
Ie,ehth ST. cemetery. No carriages ,
NV SsEND-At Msmaroneck Westcksn.rr Co. T., on
slynasy Oct ", 1855 Annie P. TowH~n5, aged years
ed mouths TIE eldest dssshtsT OH. - and nnie Town
The funeral will aie place spiscop Chsrch smsro
invited to attend ~ '--''TT
Rugby paper please copy. .
TlMPSON-0n Tuesday Oct II afchoI.,. tnf.,,-,, I<o
nora Percy, only child OF William and Juses C. Tmpsou
aged months SDi days. "
, any Hend are respectfully Invited attend
a. a., 10 A''' S'' hsss ihiiEieh-ss ft2 p. Thurs
W"o a. ,hs hSe.sey ssy CITY. on Monday, Oct lS, Peter ~
Inc aac friends o. the family ere respectfully In
,ea st'enu .he uneia nom the Firs Reformed Dueis
O'Clock p.
WEED-On Wednesday morning, Oct is Janes Weed ss,d
rs years
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully iusite
20 attend the General from bis late residence No. 2y tcd
no SJ) East IhNsenthst, on friday y. m, wthouo
further invitation.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
MEXICO.
A Inaperialist Account OF tho situntion-
Tnc Whereabouts Of Gen. AIntorre-
The Disturbance at Guadaiajara-The
S""""on la thc State Of Oajaea-
strength Of tho Republican Forces.

To tho Associated Press
om NEw-YoRK, Wednesday October 1s 1s65.
O,noIai news directly from the City of Mexico
dated october does not confirm the report pnbsbed
In the paper OF this morning concerning the state of
anaIs IN tnat country The star OF Jlares far from
vvIs l,i 'ne ascendancy, Is daily on the wane. Gen.
aIn,orre, VINO Is represented having defeated the
husans never came In contact with them the latter
being several hundred miles distant from tho place he
occupies Az the latest date, Aiatorre instead OF CIV
ing nght 70 the Austrans represented by oil Mex.
lean arg cuban papers as engaged in capturing the
City OF Mezantlo and having already roasted alive
portion OF its inhabitants
IL is true that some disturbances occurred in the
HAL OF justice OF the City Of Gradaajara the occa
sion OF the tria ofa Mexican newspaper the Eatyes
was laughed at and hissed and that the defendant Mr.
Gill, was warmly cheered. But this incident had no
relation whatever TO politics. 1t private affair
saccsSaSs S nSs GOr OF e paper himself %nS had
All the ground occupied by tho Republicans In the
State OF Oaaca consists OF mountain pass called Cana
das. frcqgented By dihgences and travellers The man
commanding them not Gen. Diaz but Gen. Zgueroa,
who recently sacked the City OF Tehuacan and robbed
tho nhabtsnis Of sum valued at 100000. Of 1900
rifles and OF all their plate and jewelry. 80,
lie has now changed his headquarters and modified
the character OF bis operations He and bis men are
now engaged in arrestng diligenoes, despoiiing
travellers. and trying by distributing Intoxicating
drinks 10 the Indians to excite nsurreoton In the State
Of Osjaoa.
1t is officially and most peremptorily denied that the
Republicans are in possession Of any stronghold. city
village. o. fortified position IL any part Of Mexico The
dispatch OF yesterday which represents them as having
possession Of the States OF Tobasco Mchoacan. Nueyo
Leon, Chiapas and portion OF Onjacs OF Pueba and
Vera Cruz is mere fabrication, without any founda
ton whatever. SO gross is the ignorance manifested in
that dispatch that the writer OF 1t places uestaca in
the State Of Guerrero while it Is located between the
States OF Mexico and TamGulpas and. properly speak
iLH. belongs to helatter State.
An the forces the Republicans have now consist Of
ers bands Of guerrillas. amounting TO about 1000
men IN all. roaming all oSer the country and commit
ting al sorts Of excesses. Whenever they visit city,
viagr or an hacienda, II is to rob their inhabitants
destroy teir property inure their persona After
ward they leave the place and go elsewhere to repeat
the operations Every letter o. dispatch private
public bear witness Of these facts and are at the
disposition Of those who desire 10 consult them.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
HAVANA.
Heavy Rsins-Birihday Of Quren Isabel
News from Hayfi-The Biecknding
Squadron Captured by the Rebels.
HAYANA SntnrdaY. Oot

HAVANA Saturday. Oct Il. 1865.
During the first week of October, very heavy
rains and high winds experienced almost all over
cane business suspended newspaper issued for a
week and the inhabitants shut themselves up In their
houses In Matanzns It raiued almost increasingly for
q week with high winds. At Trinidad 1t was the
same. and at Sagua In Grande, the River sagus over
flowed It's banks and inu lated nearly quarter part
OF the city. Houses filed and nearly covered by
the food aud In order 10 escape from them boats had
10 b. uscd The water high enough In some parts
10 cover the telegraph poles thus destroying telegraph
communication tand railroad trains were obliged
10 stop running on account OF damage done to the
track. Several lives were lost by drowning and
great deal Of misery cauted.
Last Tuesday being the thrty.ffth ibirthdsy OF Her
Majesty Isabel tho Second II by the orders OF the
Captain General celebrated with all the honors.
Don jose Maria Campia del Campo. Count OF Snnto-
venia well known In this capital, died on the 9Th Inst
His funeral took place the th inst. from bis house
Ina the Plaza de Armas with degree OF pomp and mag
nIdcenoo BETTING bis high rank aud many friends,
BY the French steamer Carayele the following in re.
gard 20 Thyti is received
The only vessel that President Goffrard had employed
in the bockadr OF the Rebel ports taken by party
af 100 men ~ three schoonerr, who wort in search or
her and after fcw shots boarded and captured her.
Strange o. say she IL reported 10 be steamer but
having no guns. She had done the Rebels great deal
II dalnago by capturing their supplies They are much
elaied over their prize Gerard at last accounts, was
at Port Prince.
Tho British gun.boat Bulldoe and an Americas war
weasel name nnknown) were at Cope Hnytiep
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
Amusemen,s thi. Evening.

wALLAcK's THEATER-THR DOUBLE GALLANT.
SIBLo's GARDEN-RAvsIs-BAScoo or rHE EscaASrnD
swoRD-THR ALcHInisT-OuR CLERKS.
OLYMPIC THEATER--THE STREETS OF NGwYoRK
WINTER GARDEN-ouR AHERIcAy CoUsIy.
BROADWAY TTIEATER-1 SAM"
rn.nNiiu,s MUSFfM-Afemoon-RoLL OF rHR DRUM
E,ening-MzEPPA OR THE WILD hoRss or iAIAhf
LIMITATIONS POPULAR ACroRs-W' D. hARhisoSi
ExrEMPoRAszoUs SINGER.
rOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER-RAPPLExoFs rHr
SPIRIT KIsG-MoTHER ooosB AND THE GOLDEN Eco
THE HIPPoTHEATh0N-New. !CiRcUs
DODwORTH HALL-BLsD Bor Tox
BRYAyTs MINSTRELs-LRs MrsKRABLrs-THE POWER
on MUsIC-HERnANs AND HELLKR-1liGH DADDY
WOODS MINsTRELS-SrREErs OF NEW. YoRK-TALRsr
APPHyCIAfEp---BAcos AND GRKENs-lairATIos oF
POPULAR ACToRs-CHALLEsGE DANCE
AMERICAN IESTITUTE-CLoss or rHB GREAT NATIONAL
ExHIBirIoS.
FINE ART GALLERY-ExMBrrIos- REPUBLICAN
CoURr; OR, LADY WAsHISoToS's RRcEPrIos DAY
BRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC-IrALIAS OPERA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
DIE ID,

CRONWFLL-In this city on Tuesday, Oct. H. 1865 Ella
infant daughter Of Henry T. and Hannah M Cromwell aged
S months ard l8 days.
The remains win be taken to Highland Mills Orange Co.. fol
nteiment.
Orange County papers please copy.
CHAPPELLon Tuesday Oct; II. sftsra long and painful
Illness which sLe bore with Christian fortude, Mary
Eliza E wife Of Bartholomew B. Chappe aged 81 years
10 months and days.
Her friends and relatives and those OF her father Peter Cou
tsn esd respectfully invited attend the funeral ser
vice at her late residence. No +67 Thrdsvs, on Friday al
ternoon, at +p. m.
Her viii be taken East Chester Saturday morn
ing for nterment.
colossal Mount Pleasant Wetchester County, on tues
day, Oct. H. Nancy, wife Of Robert Coles. -,
The friends Of the family are invited 70 stspd ne ,.
Plains Thursday, Oct 49, at t o'clock Trains leave
New.York by Harlem Railroad, fourthsve. and twenty
sixth-st., at B;l3 and 10 O'Clock e. m.
HALL-At Dorryille R. L. on Tuesday Oct IT, 1865, Mrs
Mary Hail. widow Of Capt Simeon Hail. ssed u years sn'
bmouths
HOlLELY-Ou "Wednesday. Oct is Thom" Hollely 10 th
T4lh year Of hi, age a native Of Sheffield England.
N9lae QstslsIfl " n @2naw R,Ralh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
TENNESSEE.
limited States District Court-Brufal mur-
ders ia NashviIle-miiitnry Personal
The Rreedmen's Burenu--Aunounee-
meut OF Gen. Fisk,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Monday. DC

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Monday, Oct. 10. 1865.
The United States District Court, Judge e.
f. Fregg presiding commenced its session to-day.
large number OF indictments for conspiracy and treason
Brutal murders are of daily occurrence here.
Nj Whitman, tender Of the railroad bridge, WAS
fonlv murdered last night and thrown into the river
A severe stabbing afirsy occurred In Dedriokst
this morning - cn
Col. r. NJ Sawyer, Of Gen. Sberman's STAFF. has
been in the city for few days He leaves tonight to
assume the position Of Chief OF Stah
Gen Sherman Is Ut ST. Louis.
en- Hastings has arrived here 1t is reported
that e will assume the duties OF Commandant oi
the District of Middle Tennessee.
announces that after the passage OF bills by the dier
states protecting In the Courts the negroes he VII
abolish In hs department all matters connected Tlh
the civil status Of tho negro
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
MARRIE ID.

St. PAuls Church. KindsrhoOi n T.
Wedne:dsy Oct s BY me KEY nep,y c,r "a Ms,
Eurea Guion edes, daughter OF tho late C0'ngn 0ui'n
OF the former place.
TSs.d.{ Oct IL a. hsIovsf'
ofCommuuipsw N j. to Mary Web'ter daughter 0f Pr0i'
Y. D. SanboTn.
BRApBuRY-TRow-on Monday. Oct ls, by the Rev. Dr.
Yorkshire, England. to Miss Eae s. Trow Ofthi' city.
cADY-yAN ZANpT-on Wednesday, Oct. ls, at the Sec
Ss cDs REEF GS'T%'f p a. pR.'s Ssdy
10 Miss Mary Van Zandt ofTauytOwn, N. y. No cards
FosTER-CRANE--Att tho Congregational Church, Middle
Orange Co. M f. Sa Tgs'dsy oS Of % %BPSSosh
nevey Foster ofNewY City to Mary D., second aSusa
ter ofthe officiating cergymau
MoRRIsoN-DE GARM0-At the residence Of the bride'
Kgp NV sI e.E HS'R!s ES:sncs M Morrison to Emma
daughter Of the late Henry De GarmO New Paitr
PATcHEN-CofT-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Oct Il, at
Rev John w. Sarles d. D. Pastor Of ths Central Baptist
Church L. w PatcLea to Jennie 81 youngest daughter o
VIM A. Colt, esq, all OF Brooklyn.
Y-scHLossBERGER-on Wednssdsy oss ~ IA ~
The Third Congregational Church In this City by the he
o. b. rockingham, George Ripley OF New ioH 70 Louis,
Augusta sehlossberger daughter Of MI Louis h0einsf'
Stuttgart, Germany.
sKrDMORE-WILLIAMs-At Brookheld Comp, on on Iaes pe
da, Oct IT, by the Rev Mr.. Mun,on assisted oy tne hef
Mr. Noble WIN. II. Skidmore 10 julia u. Winanhs'
sTICKNEY-BECK-On Tuesday evening, Oct. II. AZ tns
residence of Chas L. stickney esq., By the hs' ~ Una
min assisted by the Rev Dr. Sawyer huius D.
ESD Of Boston, Mass to Miss Abbie L. Beck of thi. city
sToKEs-PHELPs-O iesday evening. Oct ~ At the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rey ps murray
sisted by the Rev Dr. Spring Anson Phelps stokes
.on Of James Stokes esq to Hcsn H. Phelps only daush
ter Of Isaac N. Phelps, esq., all oil TINS ciy'
sMITH-EyANs-In Newark, on Wednesday Aug 80, by
lie Rev r. :. DAshie OF the ST rau! Shurch, MI y9nr
n smith of the 9Th Regiment N J. Volunteers, to bls
Kate C. Evans Of Moristown, NJ j.
,vTTIrANs-cooK-In Ledyard Conn, on Tuesday. Oct
~ by the Rev n. b. Cook Gurdon Williams oil Chicago
ill., to Lizzie b. only daughter OF the oficatng clergyman
No cards
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
Fir. In spruee-ss.-Lsss about $4,000.

Shortly before l2 O'Clock yesterday ire Droke
ont In tie sub cellar Of Nos - and 70 Sprnce-st
Owing 10 tho promptness Of the flremen the flames
were prevented from spreading beyond the basement
The sub.eellar was occupied by Clarry 4 Kelley
printers (who also occupy the three upper toors for
tho storage Of paper and wood cuts. They estimate
their loss at about e. 001 They have an Insurance Of
s2o 900 in the Hope and other companies ~
The basement and first floor Il occupied as printing
Office by Robert Bonner publisher Of TIE L<dsU. His
loss on stock viii amount to about s5oOo.
The presses and portion OF the edition which wes'
being printed at the time OF the ontbreak OF lhe re
were somewhat damaged by water. lie Is fully Insured
but beiog absent from the city his employees were an
able to state In what companies.
The employees in the pressroom state that a. SoeS
Yesterday morning fire was discovered in the saocel
lar but was put out with trifing damage
John Scott, OF the firm OF ChapiD Bromell, Scott &
OKeeie printers. No. Spruce.st, fell and fractured
hi, leg while engaged on engine iu the vicinity OF
the fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
The Yacht Race-Capf. Bcnnetps Accept
nnee Of Capt. Loper's Challenge
NEw.YogK, Oct. IL, 1865.

To Cart. LoPER, Yacht Palmer 49,,
In answer to your challenge OF the l7th
inst accept your offer to sail over the same course on
nriyate match between two yachts we make II sweep
takes Of $780, entrance fee that the owners OF inc
yachts Ileetwing, Alarm, Rambler, Restless anu '.o y.
other schooner yachts OF the squadron be invited 70
t, their vessels for the contest that the contenain
yachts be allowed to carry what sail they please ana
Object of this race would be for the purpose OF
testing The sea going qualities Of our American aohs
propose that we sail II sometime In Nofsmber or DC
cein"'i "'A'' - JAS. G. BENNETT, lr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
fAdver'isemen,s.I

TIE DYSPEPTfC.-The trials and sufferngs OF
the dyspepc can only be realized by those so unfotu
nate ss 10 be afflicted with this disease and yet how
many OF them suffer and continne TO suffer Why they
do Ills SO patiently II is impossible 10 tell IL may We
from Ignorance OF any certain remedy or 1t may be
Uo ,vI .yps GERMAN BITrERs has cured thousands OF
tho worst cases OF dyspepsia and each day adds new
nsmes 10 the record OF its usefulness Give the Bttes
trial For sale by all druggists. II Is not WHISKY
New.York. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

Coal LAsDs.-We call the attention oi
Mutual Coal Companies and of parties desiring 70 ehse
leases OF Coal lands to the advertisements o' 'he
kill Coal Company, In another column.
The lands Of this Company embrace ooo acres o. no
finest Coal fields which are very favoraoy
for mining and for the transportation Oh GOAL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

CRoToN AoUEDUCT Observation-Disclosures
MESr or TIE OPEsSG BIDs.In consequence OF the ao'
sence OF OF the members Of the Croton Board yester
day the bids for the construction Of sewers In large
number OF streets was postponed 20 next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

Messrs. FOWLER AND WELLS, Phrenologists
give written charts Of character daily at No. 3s!
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

CONTRADICTION The report published IN the
papers that the engines constructed for the Cen'f
American Transit Company have boen condemned "'
We are requested to state, entirely qpf9sRdsa,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES -WRIYGER, with cog.
wheels Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wanted
everywhere. X. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agt 3i7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
DISTINGUISHED REBEL ARRIVALS
AT THB
AT THB
A s Il % IL HO II s Il .
Alexander Il. Stephens and Ex-Post-
mastar-General Reagan in
the City.

The guests at the Astor House had considera-
bio OF an excitement Tuesday evening by uneIpect-
ed additions to their number in the persons OF Mr. AL
exander H. Stephens. exVice- President and Mr. John
IL. Reagan. ex.Postmaster. General Of the defunct
Southern Confederacy, accompanied by several Bos'
tOnian friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
foe called moth patches with freckles should us'
nr ppRnY's celebrated MorH AND FREcKLE LOTION
II is iufalible Sold by oil druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

LADIES, MISSES AND CHLDREss SHOES -
The best cheapest and most elegant styles at moder'
~ nrIces JEPrRRs No. 573 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE in
New. York has REMOVED to No. 329 Canal.s L. BAsrET
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
SOMETHING NEW.

Rovs and Children's GARBALDI CUTAwAY and Zou'
,yy Sums by ihs Thousands at Reasonable Prices
~'- l. V. BRoKAw No. 62 Lafayette place,
No. "a F9YtsN ave-, opposite V9oRal Vlt2a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
DEMuLCENT,

HONEY, GLlcERIYI AND PALM SCARS,
J. C. HULLs SoS, No. ID PARK ROW. n u,
Manufacturer OF every style OF Staple and Toilet Soaps
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

The FINEST OvERooArs EVER SRtx m rns
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
l, v. BRoKAw. No. SO Lafayette. place
no. "a Fourtb.ave.. opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
OLD EYES MADE NEW

without Spcctacles, Doctor or Medicines PamPhies q
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address T.
ToorE, If. D., No. |. 10 Broadway, New-fofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
Special Notices.
Grand Mass Meeting
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Grand Mass Meeting
COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 90
RATIFY THE NOMINATIONS
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.
AT SYRACUSE.