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outside The apartment Is warmed with stove and pipes
and when the fault OF deficiency OF light Is corrected
will be admirably suited to its purpose.
On the right OF the entrance, which is through the
southern door, are two African camels and in a cage
next 70 them ant bear and raccoon dwelling together
on terms Of perfect domestic felicity
Underneath Is q cage with two berns, and in the en-
closure below number Of tortoises one specimen Of
the famous Galapagos species
The next cage contains varied collection Of African
and American monkeys
Underneath Is hedge hog.
The other cages embrace specimens as foows:-
An oceot, handsome species OF the wild cat re-
sembling In its general appearance a small tiger
Parrots, Of all species. Tho beautifully varegated
plumage Of these birds forms sight well worth witness
ing
Opossums Guinea p,os
crow Central American robin.
kmkaJou, or mico leon. Parrot and three paroquets
white mice. Cockatoo.
Ground squirrels An owl
wnte rat Costa RIGA squirrel
Two South American SOUR. Balloons
rels. Storks and crane
tank in one corner Is occupied by 1--WE agators and
in one Of the cages adjacent Is little alligator only five
months old. Il captured by a gentleman Of New
Orleans that city when only few weeks old and
sent as present to the Park collection II was then
only few inches long, but has attained length Of
about foot With the larger specimens Of It's species IL
attracts great deal OF curiosity fact do all the
articles and objects comprising suddenly extempo
rzed but very promising Peoples Museum.
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N Office.


New York Herald Building.
TO MAs0Ns, iRoN, MARBLE AND DORCHESTER STONE
WORKERS.
Proposals will he received until Monday n0on October
80 for Fireproof Building to be erected FOR the Nxw
York HraALn ESTABLISHMENT, Broadway Park row
and Ann street
Plans and specifications may be seen and examined
at the oif,e of JOHN KELLUM, Architect, No. ITO
Broadway.
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OFFICE or rnE LINCOLN NATIONAL MosUMEsrl
ASSOCIATION, srRISoriKLp, ILL.,, Oct 49, 1856.
To ruE PAortg THE UNITED STATES
The National Lincoln Monument Association earnestly
invite the attention and favorable regard Of their fellow
citizens throughout the United States to steel engraving
OF abraham Lincoln and his Emancipation Procama-
tIon, published by Prang Co., publishers of Bos.
ton, Mass the entire net proceeds Of the sale Of which
the proprietor has generously donated TO the funds OF
the association as means or public contribution to-
be worthy Of Abraham Lincoln and Of the American
people r. j. OGTEsBY,
President and Governor Of Illinois
e. L. CoyKIINo Secretary,
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NEWS FROM THE GULF.
Precautions Against Negro lnsurrectfOns
in i.0utsiE na-Thc FenizRs in Texas
Rebels Returning from Mexico, &c., sc.


Nav ORLEANS Oct. %, 1885.
In reply 10 communication from Governor Wells, IN
regard 10 rc'i,od Instructions in the northern
part OF the S,e Genera! Candy gays no will order add
onnl white rops 10 shro cport; thai already arrange
have te.n made TO disabase the negroes OF any
wrong Impressions imposed upon them
The friends nc Ex-Governor Alien persist in running
him for Governor against Governor Wclles
There is movement in Texas 10 organize Fcaan
Brotherhood.
Hood and I0n,sireet have left FOR Washington, the
later IN routs to 81. LOUIS.
The steamship Alabama the FIRST steamer OF the drec,
Liverpool line. brought 900 tons OF merchandise The
vessels o, this tine coal at Hnana.
Private letters from Western Texas say the Confad-
crates Who Went 90 Mexico whom the Trans Mississippi
army surrendered returning disgs,cd with Mex
icana and indignant with their treatment.
The Missss ppi Legislature referred to the Judiciary
Committee bl 10 suspend for limited term The col
lection or do and securing 10 creditors the interest
thereon during their suspension. II
General Fullerton. Commissioner Of Freedmen in
Louisiana gives notice that negro orphans o Proper age
ia order - acquire industrious habits DO bound out
apprentices 20 scod. responsible parties.
Prominent c'xcns OF Nassau had arrived a. Houston
10 consult With 'he officers OF tho Texas Central Rsroaa
which rias noih towards Dallas To extend II to tho Red
riser. there to conncc, with the railroad being built
south from Kansas City, OF Which nfiy miles
piccd connect With Galveston The STANCE Is about
seven hundred miles, OF which ono hundred and twenty
iyc mills built the cxtrcnctes Thu directors
She iasss Central Railroad i!c delegates
daily, and promised - do all their power TO aid the
project
An Official Tfcairy notice or tho Establishment oi the
First National Bank Mt Galveston had been published
The State cvns' tuition expressly forbid, any doing
Banking business in Texas under heavy penalties
Cotton quiet, sales !. BOO balc- midiiBg at BIC 5lc
sugar nrn; lair to full fair i5.4c. I7,.c trrishl-
looking up; cotton 10 New York i,ic. 20. Bank
CHECKS 10 New York ~ per cent discount.
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that The articles lbeed 'irbiu oaered ~
sale ia this market Tie ~ the l-s
eat rsle duty ctuG br sold less tDiu twice tho
price of PflAIijN's NIGHT BLOOMING tERbUS"-s
perfume which neither London Paris has pro
duoei the equal. Sold by druggists vrrsai'y.
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Crtssndoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
and " IL depot wholesale md r~ts No 9. HOUSE
The dye applied By skirui artists.
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Batcheior's Hair Dyr.-Th< sess - Tho
world harmless reliable The oay pss,
fec 1--we. Also gegsusrsng Extract Of Silisnurs rrv
serves and restores hsr ~ Bsrc!sy street New York
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Additional by the steamship
New York.
INVASION OF THE STATE OF CAUCA
AFFAIRS I'm PANAMA.
Threatened Revolutions in the
Republic of Colombia.
GOLD DISCOVERIES on THE IsIHMus

Tho steamship New York has arrived at this port from
AspnwalL She left Aspinwa on the nth inst and we
have additional and interesting news from the Pacific
which will be found in the letter Of Panama cores
pondent
Purser Bailey, Of the New York. has our thanks for
the prompt delivery Of our correspondence, &c.
The following is The treasure list Of the New York.
Eugene Kelly Co $40 400 Panama RailroadCo $50 64l
A. Belmont Co.. 1872, 507 Order. 3462s
Walter Watson. .210954 Lees II Waller. 1893 900
Wells Fargo & Co.. 1900 s. /. Isaacs 4 Asch 1900
H. Cohen. ....... 22O00 Parsons K Petit. 1000
Duncan, Sherman & Flint Hall. ....... $500
Co............ 1850
Total. lis, 3i2
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Lack stisch Macht mes, with Reversible
Feei Movement FLDRbNCE SEWING MACHINE co.
A. fu, nrnad wa
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All the Furs OF Fasbion, Including
ROYAL Rrm,pa and Russian Sable udspr's Nay Sable ard
every shade and qualify of Mink, VII ID, ir carefully
Iectcd and choice GtNINa sis BrosdwAy.
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Mujaviro.
TIE MOST nELfcyOUS OF ALI. PERFUMES.
soii everywhere
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Royal Hr4vnua Lottery.-PrtxesP sm sn
gold nfofwsf furnished Highest rates pam TOT uo"'
toous and all kiuds Of gold aud silver -.
TAYLOR A CO, Bankers 10 wall sueei view 'ofs
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The Mexican Express Company.
TO THE EDITOR or rBg HERALD.

NEW tOHk, Oct 20 1909.
DO not propose oner into any controversy with Mr.
J. n Navarro Consul General Of President Juarez at
this port but observe that his misinterpretaon Of
my interview with tho President has been repeated In
other quarters beg leave through your courtesy TO
say that representing business contract with the gov
eminent Of tho Emperor Macmillan, l simply wished
10 learn from President Junrex whether tho conveys
OF the Mexican Express Company passing through
regions occupied by troops or gnerilas acting under
his orders would be mocsicd He assured me they
woud not bc and consider the creditabe 70
his good sense As he longer however, issues any
orders on Mexican SOIL the whole matter has ceased 10
have any importance for myself or my company am,
your very obedient servant D. Do COURCfLL0N.
News from Virginia.
REPEAL OF SLAVE ORDINANCES ny THE RICHM0ND
CITY CouNCrL--A DIsLoYAL JUROR FfSED--THE
GOVERNMENT STILL FEEDING DESTITUTE RICH
HprTrs-wIrHpRAwAL or TROOPS FROM THE
WINCHESTER REGION, ETC, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct "a, 1885
Richmond papers say that tho City Council on Wed
nesday adopted an ordinance repeating once all
Ing ordinances relating to negro slaves.
An effort s being made 10 induce Governor Pcrpont 10
convene the recently elected Legislature on the 10th Of
November. should this be done II Is supposed that
United states Senators will be elected.
Hon. A. II. H. Stuart, one Of the successful candi.
dates for Congress says that the oath s broad
enough 70 exclude him from his seat but that U he
violated any law Of the United states Incurred Any
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Dcnsnrs Ftss AND Burglar Froof safss.
Also sdrboard and P~rior Safes at 81 Murray street
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Pritchard, Euller and Koht.- Cases
from the heads u tho Ruriercrs taken after death may
be seen the phrcn ologcAl rooms Of FOWLER WELLS
80 Broadway. N. v.
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Tho Cheapest Hats aud choicest Fsvs:
Y g!yt variety aud ssie. al BURKE > 'V nt'sa~v sss
l5t fdlton street
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STRENGTH I, nEA.rli.

rcia system is at the OF d Ia grsie
with husTErrLka sITfLE5.
When the will perform lis functions The whole
body lo.es i portion OF li@ vitality.
Gently stimulate ihe turn,i viii HDSrfrrE,B
BirrERS
IL tho liver guar the bowel. affected ani srnsS
either ed 4 ,ly
Regulate ihr great hillary With the nod eIectivs
antbitloas medicine cxt,nt-ifUSfEfrfR's BItTTsItS
Tie be puc. health npoe ~pie
Brace them with HosfEliEE'S Birrii;s. #t
The overworx rd a. way uni-l a. Liidens.
To perform the hard imposed upon without
1t must be sustained
sustain with hraithfnrs, Of all vegetable iooics
uoarErrHR' Birftes
Enjoyment depends upon health. aaI tiese be
he,ll, without phs seal siRot.
secure nloyincni hcllln and b. Iuicons or
uDSrETrER's BIf1il;s- sold ryrry.hers
New York Office 80 Cedar
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A.-A.-A.-h.--h.-A.
English Double sole Button Gpitcs and Double Snlr Boet
fail styles nj f.DR3N RioOkS Sut's ~ UrOtiway,
corner Howard street tstibi bed issg. ongas sntfv
duecrs of the patent elastic Ncei shanA.
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Ladies'. if You Wist. Handsoms Boats
and shoes fo< yourselve. and "a mily, pssr.nizs
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A.-The Finest cvrreoats Ever Seen' In
this country ready for sale
a. v RRuxAw o. Lafayette place. and
- Fourth svemnr. pppD-itn Cooper unsos
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for stealing tho Of drug store single bottle
Of perfume. When the f0f examination the
Justice discharged the prisoner sna epos "a ,nc druss -
ing ths, common shouid have told him would be
stO,n the temptation wa too great TOT Any one me
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II You want Good lead OF Hair use
wEBSTERs VEGETABLE HAs lNN!sORAToHL Vi
MAS BARNES co, Se,s York, Geuersi Agents
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GIT, Pearl and steel Buckles-Twe,
Three, Five Twenty Dollars each. For ale BY o. "
ALLEN, 10 Broadway. one door nrow Canalstreca
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A.-P0llak ~ sos, M-rrsciaum Mama
facimrefs or BrraiNay foUrb street. Pip. and
,igarhrrs Wholesale and retail cut I, pHer mounted
with silver aud repaired
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Dr. HarrtsOD's Perhsta0tc LOxemRes.-
A positive for G0STIvENkss. PILES, DYSPEPSIA,
and every form OF INDIGESTION. Agents, ID Barnes
Co, H~gcmsn Co. New rork: Hazard Co. fhlssri
pha T. =. HARRISON Co. Propri-tors, Boston. hAss-
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A.-B0ys' and Childrens
GARIBAI.D1 CrrAwAi AND npEAFE SUITS,
By the thou IN nds, IL reasonable prissss,
H. V. BRokAM. ~ Iay siette pi,a9 anf
Hf0arth avenue opposite tnop1r Union.
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Hartma ms Patent Elastic Ru00sr
Clutches -LOvEJoY a TAYLOR. Of TN Brcea~sy
have received and premiums awarded los
cuches the late FAN OF ths American institute view
York. aud State Par OF renns wanna Seod Tor cirrai%
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Hiirs Hair Dye, SO C.nis-Biack or
Brows. Reliable Depot 90 John street sold ~ druspS@
exer Hxhc
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

A CARD,-The claw abiding" Courier
has taken a particular interest in the
sale of my paintings and declares that
no more shares shall be sold. Now it
may be presumed, perhaps, that the
Courier is advancing fast in the scale Of
morality when we take into considera-
ton the fact that the Courier has had,
in previous distribution of my paint
ings, share, and, furthermore (Which
shows the consistency of human nature)
has drawn several articles at the Catholic
Fair which was held in Rutland a short
time ago. 1t may be presumed, perhaps,
that the "poor Artist" is in a sad situa-
ton having toiled for months in finishing
these pictures, and having expended
about every dollar in their execution,
up to the time that theywere put on ex-
hibition. Now must all this be put aside
at the option of the Courier But |
will not repine even though | fall into
evil hands. Who knows but the dark
clouds which now seem to obscure my
horizon may yet be dispersed and the
bright sun yet illumine my path ? Who
knows but the shares in my paintings
may yet sell at premium? At al
events, L have only to say that [ await
the result as patiently as possible, and
il the sale cannot 60 on | will refun(
every dollar to my subscribers-to thos
who live out Of the place as well as In
My trial will take place at one o'clocl
on Saturday next at the Court House
in Rutland. The public and shareholder
who take an interest in the result, are in
vited to attend.
FRANK CHLDs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13
RUTLAND HERALD.
SATURDAY APRIL 8, 1866.
Wore Glorious News.

The capture of Richmond is a. grand
and glorious event but Gen. Grants
plans looked to the destruction Of the
great army of the "Confederacy" and
the immediate close of the war. He
does not stop to make a parade in the
late rebel capital. He is after Lee
Sheridan, upon whom falls the brunt of
the great work heads of the rebels, attacks
and routs them, captures a large por-
ton of the remnant of Lees army, and
expects to compel the surrender Of the
balance. Such was the glorious news
flashed over the wires yesterday, and be-
fore morning may come the end Of the
grand story-the surrender of what is
left of the rebel army Of Virginia, and
with 1T Inc surrender of the "Confedera-
cy." The glorious old army of the Po-
tomac, an army which, in the language
of Henry Wilson of Massachusetts, "has
fought more battles, given more toll and
blood to the country than any army
ever gave to the world" has not only
grasped the prize for which it has four
years fought and toiled and bled-the
capital of the rebellion-but is now an
initiating the chosen defenders of that
capital against whom it has so long con
tended. 1t is fitting that this great
work should be done by this army.
If there was any shadow Of doubt re-
naming before that the end Of the wal
is at hand, none can exist now. All
honor to the officers and men of our he
roic armies and to Lit. Gen. Grant their
commander, who under the blessings Of
Providence have achieved the victory
and give us a reunited and FREE cOun.
try forever.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

NAVIGATION OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN
OPEN.-The broad lake being open, the
steamer Montreal, Capt. Henry Mayo
left Burlington yesterday forenoon at g
o'clock, for Port Kent, Port Jackson and
Plattsburg. Returning, the steamer
leaves Plattsburg at 2 o'clock P. NJ, ar,
irving at Burlington at O'Clock.
On Monday, the Montreal will leave
Plattsburg for Whitehall at 7 o'clock
A. NJ, and Burlington at $50, making
she usual railroad connections south ant
west. Returning, leave Whitehall at
P. NJ, on arrival of trains from Troy
and Albany.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

NLEANSE THE BLOOD. With
~ corrupt, dsordeTed or vitiated Blood, you
SICK all over, Il may burst out in Pimples,
or Sores, or in some active disease or 1t may
merely make you listless depressed and good for
nothing, But you cannot have good health
while your blood is impure. Ayers Sarsapar
il Purges out these impurities and stimulates
the organs Of life into vgor Gus action, restoring
the health and expeiljng cease. Hence 1t rap
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caused by inquiry of the blood, such as Scrofua,
or Kings Evil, Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, E1up tons
Pimpes, Blotches, Boils, st. Anthony's Fire,
Rose or Erysipelas, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or CauCerous Tu-
mors Sore Eyes. Female Diseases, such as Re-
tention, Irregularity, Suppression, hites, ster-
ility, also syphilis, or Venerial Diseases, LAYER
Complaints, and Heart Diseases. Try Ayers
SaIsaparila, an see for yourself the surprising
activity with which il ceanses the blood and cures
these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled
by large bottles, pretending to give quart OF
Extract of sarsaparlla for one dollar. Most Of
those have been frauds upon the sick, for they
not only contain little, if any Sarssparilla, but
often no curative proper les whatever. Hence,
bitter disappointment has followed the use of the
various extracts of Sarsaparia which flood the
mark eft, until the nsme itself has become synon-
ymous with imposition and cheat, Stll we eau
this compound "Sarsaparilla." and intend to
supply such remedy as shall rescue the name
from III cloud of obloquy which rests upon it.
We think we have ground for believing it has
virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary run
of the diseases it is intended to cure We can
only assure the sick, that We offer them the best
Alternative which we know how to produce, and
we have reason TO believe, it is by far the most
effestual purifier of the blood yet discovered by
any body. ....
Ayers Cherry Pectoralis so universalyknown
to sprpass every other remedy for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the
relief of Consumptiye Patients in advanced stages
of the disease, that it is useless here TO recount
the evidence Of It's virtues. The world knows
them. .#
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Mass and sold by Druggifts and dealers every
where, At R,tland by Fem futile Pond &
Morse and Geo. W, Chaplin. l0w2m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

A BEAR SToRY.-One day last week,
as Mr.. Truman LeRay, of Searsburg,
had just completed the tapping of a
maple, and was about leaving it,. his at
tention was attracted to hollow at the
roots, Ebv some hair adhering to the
sides of the entrance. He proceeded,
therefore, to make an examination, to
discover, if possible the cause. Thrust
ing his hand into the hollow, its pro-
gress was arrested by immediate contact
with an incarcerated bruin. Procuring
help, he found he had trapped an old
bear and her two young. The old one
was dispatched by bullets and blows,
and the cubs taken alive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13
A GENUINE JOHN BuLL.-A story

A GENUINE JOHN BULL.--A story is
told of gruff Englishman who fire.
quented one of the churches in New
York and showed his logged confidence
in the rebel cause by regularly refusing
to join in prayer for the President of the
United States as prescribed in the ser
vices. So, whenever that prayer oc-
cured, up he would get and stand bolt
upright till it was over. But the evac-
uation of Charleston was too much for
him. John caved when that took place,
and determined to be on the winning
side he after that event kept his kneel-
ing position and looked as devout when
the President was prayed for, as if he
had always been the heartiest Union
man alive.
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THE Prophecy OF THEODORE PARKER.
In the life and correspondence of The
odore Parker, there is letter written
by him to Hon. j. P. Hale, dated Gales
burg, Ill, October 81, 1856. In that
letter, after saying that he believed Bu-
chanan would be elected, he says:
"If Buchanan is President 1 think
the Union does not hold out his four
years 1t must end in civil war, which
/ have been preparing for these six
months past. l buy no books except
for pressing need, Last year, | bought
fifteen hundred dollars worth. This
year, | shall not order two hundred dol
lars worth. / may want the money for
cannon. God save the
United States.
Yours, fraternally,
THEODORE PARKER"
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A "JARNDIcE CASE" - There is
case in regard to some woodland in Tiv-
erton on the docket Of the Supreme
Court, within and for this county, en-
tered "a years ago as Bailey Is. Sisson.
The case has never been disposed of, and
the original parties to the suit, the coun-
eel on both sides, and the members of
the court at the time the suit was
brought, are all dead, and the heir to the
plaintiffs side of the suit has with
drawn it, and now the court are en-
gagged in Amusement" in order to as
certain who Shall pay the costs, and the
clerk is industriously devoting a week
to counting the said cost" He has
been engaged one day, only, in the work
and has already reached the sum of s40O
"a sum probably greater than the orig.
inal worth of the whsle farm Of which
the woodland was a part. - NeiepOr
(R. I. Nsl1s.