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NEW HoTEL.-We are authorized by
Mayor Lefingwell to say that negotiations
are pending, which will result in building q
first class Hotel on or near the site of the Nc.
Gregor Ware House No. l, now occupied by
Gardner & McHose. The site is q most
eligible one-near the river, built so that
the steamboats, may almost enter its Billiard
room in the basement, and guests can do
their fishing out Of their bed -rooms. The
Mayor says the preliminaries are agreed
upon and by the first Of Sept. it is probable
the contract for a $25 900 house will be
closed. .s-- g.. ...- .-.... g. .
This is most gratifying piece Of news
to our citizens and to all others who may
he interested in McGregor. We are in
possession of particulars to some extent,
but until an entire contamination of the
plan is effected We pause.
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which, at the October election, will consign
Governor Stone and negro suffrage to tina,
obscurity they so richly deserve.
CAPT w. BALLINGER, Chr m.
Cart. WIN. EDWARDS,
< EDMUND JEGER,
LII. HARRY SCHEEvERs, o''-'
SEEGr. DAVID WRIGHT,
Lee County, Iowa, August l, 1865. -
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Minneapolis is shown by the census re-
turns to be the second city in Minnesota
1t contains 4,607 inhabitants,-16S more
than there are at Wlnonaa
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PLEAsuRE.-K. G. CooPER, Esq, Of the
Jefferson City Times (Mo.), spent Sunday
with us in exploring the surrounding hills
and dales. Armstrong, Hulverson, Fox,
"Wash," his sister, his niece and the writer,
made up the party. We found small i'm.
itation Of. Minnehaha, which was duly
chrstencd Rockyhaha 1t will pay any
dyspeptic to visit the curiosities 10 the
vicinity Of McGrcgor, but il he goes where
we did that day he will want to stop being
= footman for few hours, at least. OBEY
is not very robust man though he led
us over most liberal emount Of mountain
and dell. Mr.. Cooper is q very pleasant
acquaintance; he is townsman of Frank
Rodman, who is now Secretary Of State of
Missouri. Mr.. G. took Capt. Sherwin's
R. Road to Ossian and returned on Monday
evening, he left on the Itasca for St. Paul.
May his tour be as pleasant one as he
anticipates.
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Our office is just now decorated with a
boquet of rare flowers plucked by fair
hands from one Of the most beautiful floral
gardens in northern Iowa. Accept our
thanks, Mary. 20 sE .a s.a...
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LECTURE. WALTER DELArrELp, oil
New York, theological student for some
years, but We do not know il he is yet .
Recsneai, proposes to Lecture in our city
for the benefit az the 'lc~a Orphan. Home"
We knew Mr.. n. several years ago while
be resided nj WaSkacs We have had some
exrssponSenes wsse him and be wishes to
eaue ssr rs9rsaay Evsofos. Aug. stsh,
aud ii desired, he I'll reraala one evening
more. changing The sahSecs Of the Lecture,
Of course. Mr.. D, IS ycung man Of ability
he viii be here on visit; would like to
renew acquaintance With this section; and
hence he makes no charge; but he should
be at no expense. We suggested to him
that a5 cts. admission would raise more
money than higher price, and he up.
proves it. -. s. .e........ .. .. r..
We propos, Geo. Colgate, r. Grant and
John Burbridge as committee to take
charge Of, this matter, appointing sub.
committee of ladies to receive and transmit
the funds. The subject will be "The
Leaders of the French and the American
Revolutions" or "Russia," or both, as the
committee may elect. e.n. .a.. ..a
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TuANKs-Line McKinnie, toe trump Of
the 2lst, deposits in this Office the Letter
Copy correspondence of Gen. Dick Tay-
Tor of the rebel army. The book contain.
ing these copies will be rich treat to pos
terity. There are copies Of dispatches and
advices from the rebel officers one to anoth.
er which might be useful to the govern.
ment. We hope Stanton will send for this
book #2 asa G2E<s
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CAUTION!

I HEREBY caution all persons from purchasing that
/ property in McGregor known '1he Auction
Store The property is owned by LENNox b. BOYLE, my
husband, who is temporarily absent am occupying
the upper dwelling; the key of the lower,
store room also have. Any bargain for it without
the assent of l.. D. Boyle his legal representatives,
will be void and to purchasers trouble give this
notice f. $50 r-.F MRS. MARY BOYLE. ?
Mc(iregor, Iowa, Aug 15th 1865. .45l
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Nor YET. Tommy Thompson, the Reap
or man, is not done ys:. Next week we
will publish Proclamation from Tommy's
har>> which will demo)ish bis opponents. -
Please wait.
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ST. CRIspIN.-This celebrated man was
the patron saint Of the Shoemakers, dealers
in Boots &C. &c. His McGregor Agent, A..
H. WHEELER has gone east, good ways,
to fill his store with Fall and Winter sup.
plies. His stock will be along soon and
dealers west will and it the most complete
ever Offered in McGregor. The Manufac-
turers of New England will be we'll exam
ined by our friend ARENAS II. w.
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gS- BUY FRESH GROUND OSwEGO WATER
LINE AND GENUINE ROSENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS & SON-gI
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MARRIED..

At Monona, Aug. 10th, by Rev. J. r. Upton, Mr.
WILLIAM WELLMAN to Miss JENNY ANON, all Of Monona
Iowa.
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$40 Reward.

CNTRAYED from the subscriber, in McGrcgor, about
y the 9Th OF July, BAY-ROAN HORSE COLT,
years old stripe in his face rather small, hind feet
white heavy name and tail, steep rump and rabbit
hooked. viii give the above reward to any one who
will return him give information enabling to
recover him. NJ. MCDONALD.
McGregor Aug 18th 1865. la laE 2w46l &
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0EMOCRATIc STATE CONVENTION.

All persons opposed 10 striking out the word "white
om ne article in the State Constitution the right
Of suffrage and in favor Of sustaining President JoHS
SOW In his plan Of tho States recently In
rebellion (as has been promulgated by the Presdent)
sre invited to meet in their respective counties and
select delegates 10 attend State Convention to be held
At DessIcines Thursday the twenty-fourth day Of
August A.D 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of noinatiag candidates for the ofces of Governor
lieutenant Governor Judge Of the Supreme Court and
esrsrntendent Of Public Instruction. to be supported
~ tire people at the ensuing October election.
LAUREL SUMMERS,
Chairman Of the Dem. State Cen. Com.
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nemocr.t,c County Convention.


Chairman Of the Dem. State Cen. Com.
he ta
Democratic County Convention.
The Democracy of Clayton County, and all Others
Who would preserve the hallctbox of the State from
hnatical INVASION requested to meet ut Ekader At
IL NJ Thursday, Aug 18th, to appoint delegates to
the State Convention Of August 24th at DesMoines-
All who favor White Suffrage, and not 'coored' are
respectfully invited to participate. 4 81.
.,-,.,t s. A. ]. JORDAN,
..ese s>e Chairman Central Committee.
H4aaA ------> '~-------
Latest News. - vg Fas. -tss,& san.
About 1000 applications for pardon un.
der the presidents proclamation have been
favorably acted upon. iaE
The postmaster general is gradually ex-
tending the postal service in the south.
The Orphans Home Fair will be held Al
Narshalltown on the 2s,h. aE ST.
About $3.50, 900 worth Of the notes Of
the state Bank Of Iowa, will be destroyed
BY the directors at Davenport today.
The 4,h Iowa cavalry was mustered on,
at Atlanta on the 18th inst
The report, which we published some
time ago, Of the murder Of the Willard
Burrows party of Davenport, by the In
dams Is nov coutradicted.
Gen. Grant viii be in Galena en- Friday
next. ..-.. -.- rs
There were 81. 500, 900 of government
bonds shifted from New York to Europe
during the week ending the 1lth.
Nothing has been heard from the Great
Eastern since the Cd inst, and it is now
feared the Atlantic Telegraph will prove
failure. ~ -'.
Wade Hampton is trying an experiment
with the negroes. He proposes to hire
male negroes for $40 per month and females
for So. He expects to raise 80 bales of
cotton where he formerly raised 1900 to
1900, but is willing to give free negro labor
fair trial. se..-..
Attempts at robbery and murder by ne
eroes in open day are Of constant occur
renee in the streets Of Memphis.
All negros found without passes in Mobile
are set to work on the forts. me- T., Id
A terrible disaster occurred on Lake
Huron on Wednesday night by the coils.
ION Of the propelers Pewabic and Metero.
The former sank in four minutes, carrying
down with her nearly 100 people. ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NJ OTICE.-Two pair of Shoes left at the st. Mich
~ OILS Saloon-can be had by the owner properly
them.
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through here last week. The Major designs
making Louisiana his residence; he says if
the crazy heads, north and south, would
try to settle down in peace, the war would
be over. !. !. Gil. 3. Smith. Chas. Worden
and Frank Lampson are Clerking it in Chi.
cago. G. S. G. Scott left en- Monday fol
New York. .Cowley, formerly with Wood
, & Bro, favors us with the Nashville Times
Much obliged, JoHS. Major Crooke Of
the 2lst, one Of our esteemed friends is al
Strawberry Point; he is improving in
health. Mile Lacy writes to "Umph'
from Julesburg, that it is proposed by
scheming officers in his regiment to carry
the 7th Cavalry to Utah in the expectation
that they will re-enllst at the expiration o
their time in November. Milo says Col
HEATH is down on the arrangement ant
that they hope to be discharged Nov. LIST
There IL trias of dissention out Their
among the shoulder straps. ..''Uncl
Len" Lampson and lady, "Aunt Rhody'
! Hopkins and Mrs. T. Hopkins, left on Mon
day for Chagrin Falls, Ohio. We wer
sorry to part with such valued friends, bu
the signs are that they will be back here a
, residents in less than year. We thin
Leonard is better on Painted Rocks than o.
: Politics
a Deacon Ben Hunting was with us
!. night or two since. He reports his "charge
|, at Postville "No. 1" il not amber Iowa
:, 80. Who has second. hand printing offic
i to sell? Write to this Office. AL Hit
. bard, of Milwaukee, w. j. Powers, {
Chicago, Mr.. Ferris, Of Nunds, N. Y, A
j. Bodwell, Of Chicago, Charley Crane, .
]. N. y, and numerous other valued outside,
q are in town this week !. !. /. II is reporte
that Gen. Bigelow is about to come to M,
Gregor and reside. Wouldn't he be we
: come, thought. See all our Ads. for tn
week.
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Don't be deludeu, soldiers and loyal
citizens, by the false assertion that this
question is not now before yon !; to be de,
cided virtually, by the defeat or election of
Stone. 1t has been forced upon the people !;
it can't be postponed; but must be settled
by the result Of the October election sIl'e
The friends of negro suffrage, and Gov.
Stone, may squirn as they please may
designate themselves by what patriotic
names they please; may heap epthets OF
opprobiu,n upon their opponents as they
please; but they can't escape from the
odium which the fourth plank in their
platform has indellibly fixed upon then,-
They must face that music. They can't
deceive old soldiers. Their candidate is the
negro suffrage candidate, and iheyqniusi
abide that issue. Gov Stone means negro
suffrage, and negro suffrage means Gov
Stone; and, for this campaign, they are
Joined together, and no man can put them
asuhder 1870 .T.3t AEyI
SOLDIERS, zoe know you arc all opposed
to negro suffrage. With you it were a
waste Of words and an insult to argue this
question further. You are all opposed to
negro equality, 10 all its shapes, and heartily
endorse the words Of your inyincib!e com.
mander, old Tecumseh Sherman, that 'the
negroes are not fitted for the exercise Of the
elective franchise. Iwant them to get fai'
price for their labor, but do not think
they are fit to take part in the legislation o.
the country" ~ a Il
How, SOLDIERS AND Loyal CITIZENS. car
this new negro agitation be stopped? How
can we prevent the distractng strife tc
which it may give rise, and which may b'
prolonged for years to comey The answer
is brief and sufficient. Defeat Gov. Ston,
and his ticket, in October next, and Negro
suffrage agitation in Iowa will be numbered
among the things that were. How car
this desirable result be most effectuall)
accomplished? By organizing Immediately
for the fight; by meeting in convention a
DesMoines, on the 23d inst, and presenting
A WHITE MANS TICKET, for the sup
port OF the soldiers and other loyal citizens
opposed to negro suffrage and Governo
Stone.
Let every county in the State be repre-
scented there by full delegations. Whel
county conventions cannot be called con
veniently, for lack Of notice or time. let GU
friends induce true and reliable men to rep
resent them at the convention Of the Odd
Let us have. then and there, a GRAM
OUTPOURING O. soldiers aud 10y al citi
gems, and nominate ticket, the success Q
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TTNlIE property known as THE AUCTION STORE
l. centrally located on Main Street, McGregor.
46l Calf on q &# BOYLE BROS.
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military trials Of the assassination conspira-
tors. 5@sssoa- ~
The trial of Capt. Wertz, the keeper of
the Andersonville prison, was commenced
yesterday.
South bend, Ind. was recently visited by
a terrible tornado. which damaged property
to the amount Of over 5000 900. ea
The commissioners to negotiate with the
Indians, leave Washington to. day
They are authorized to treat with any
tribes on Indian territory, Kansas or on the
plains SIC n s4.@ sa5sa las .,.sa. 1. 1,s,55
On the LIST Of May last there were $780,.
900 men enrolled in the army and on the
pay rolls. Since that time over zoe, 900
have been discharged, leaving about 800,
600 still in service. Over 100 600 have
been mustered out since the 29th ult.
Two regiments of regulars are soon to
be sent TO the Pacific coast TO assist the six
regiments now there in operation against
the Indians. @sa 81 800
Cabinet changes are again talked of.
President johnson don't propose to run
the churches" but will allow Southern
Bishops to pray for whom they please. OF
not pray at oil il they prefer. r ss.@ a
Il 1t is reported that orders have been re.
ceived At Sioux City for mastering out the
9th Iowa cavalry, now with Gen. Sally.
A Quebec dispatch reports that Gen
| eral Grant, in conversation in that
!. city, said that "IIe had placed 100, 900 men
on the Rio Grande, and that the French
would have to leave Mexico, peaceable y
they chose, but forcibly if they refused
Adjutant General Thomas, in . speech al
8 Elmira, New York, last night, is reported
(, to have said that Msximilian would hav.
, to get out Of Mexico, or we would burr,
him out. The Monroe doctrine must b
enforced"
A negro missionary from Africa has ar
rived With message to the president from
;, one Of the kings Of that country. He sends
= his respects and asks for an India rubbe
: overcoat. The coat is to be forwarded 4
= him.
Prentice says he don't believe any body
j. would comHit such an act Of petty Larceny
as to steal Geo. N. Sanders
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

I7se 1852 1863 I77e i7si I7s3 l7s9 l79l l793 1877
Isa7 Isys 1893 1901, 1928 1891, 1896. 1888. l94O.
II remains 10 take notice Of what there Is mover IN Tue
classification Of the subjects treated in THIS Cone.
reasons Tor the changes In this respect are gene,ay
set forth in the notes II will be observed that 'nero
has been some departure from the ordinary arrnnsc
ment resulting principally from the desire oi tue oo
mssioners TO confine each title to siHge prancu VI
general subject and not to permit the repellon ci
1riucIple once stated In the first part Oh 'he nla
ar;.dn' that which treats Of obligations In general
many provisions arc placed particularly IN "
,b e,netion Of obligations which have generaiy Deen
referred TO contracts alone The subject OF baimenls
nat treated By ITSELF but under different uies as ue
nos loan hiring service carriage, trust agency anu
pedve The natters usually treated under the tue OF
Principal and agent here treated under service trs
and agency The principles governing al cohneeut'a
relations are brought together under the head o trus
I'm tho title upon ulance tho general rues aie c
lected into one chapter. Sureyshp is treated under
,Le title OF guaranty. Mortgage, equ,ly win piedPe
Ia treated der the head Of lien, an effort having Deeh
made 10 clear the law Of mortgage from the COMMISSIONS
ond contr ADDITIONS which have been produced oy tne
counter action Of law and equity Tor 50 many years
And in treating OF relief, compensatory specinc anu
preventive the general principles which determine tne
MEASURE of damages and which fix tue limits of spfchc
and preyertve remedies 30 arranged as 70 iehect
upon and explain each other.
Tho Commissioners take this occasion 10 express
,ber scnse Of the invaluable services rendered. to
them by Thomas q. Shearman. esq. Of the New" lofh
B.r. who has been engaged on The CVi COde IRON,
its commencement aud whose industry. accuracy lhu
Intelligence they cannot praise too highly.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
LITERARY ITEMS,

Among the announcements of forthcoming
books for the holidays the lis, Of Messrs Tilton Co
Of Boston. embraces large collection Of unusually
good and valuable books. consisting ~ illustrated and
poetic works aud juvenile and toy books Among the
illustrated volumes is Tie Artist edition OF Tenuysons
complete works. withustraiions by Hnmmut Billings.
Tho work is printed from new plates. by The "Riyor.
side Prefs' upon toned paper e,i'ao,y tinted and
bound in the elegant style for which these publishers
are noted. Aiior this publication eonss Goldsmi,hs
gem" The Deserted Village" lusiIatol by the sane
artist with tlry.two original designs in no way 10
feror 10 those in bis Tenny.on This viii bo unilorn
with +" Enoch Arden" published by The same firm last
goar. 1t win have picture nearly every page and
w,ll be printed BY Alyord About December l. Messrs
riton TO. will publish. b, arrangement with the
celebrated L0don engra,ers, the Dnlssl Brothers,
Biike Fosters Pictures Of English Landscape" with
Pictures IN Words" by Tom Taylor aud Homo
Thoughts and Home Scenes in original Poems by
omirent authors and Pictures by A. B. uoughlon. en-
grayed by the Brothers Dal1el" Tho two are the
prominent English gin books Of the season. Their
edition Of German Popular Tales" by Hans Ander.
sen and the Brothers Grimm. will be- brought ou, in
four volumes each and sold separately They will thus
form beautiful Library There arc to be twelve illus.
'"s'H' w '"'h ''ilnc 10 the sci. Tor
tales OF adventures 10 have Tho Cruise Of the
fro!ic.' by the @thor Of Dick Onslow,' Antony
Waymouth, OF IN Gentlemen Adventures" Golden
Hair. an Indian Story" Dora Darling. the Daughter
OF tho Regiment The Fairy Library four pretty
little 'olames In box Tho Anderson Library same
style. The Young Recruit Jack and his Pets "
" Little Dick and the Angel" Child Life in Italy etc
Mr.. Eycrt A. Duyckinck, the accomplished
editor OF the encyclopedia of American Literature
has mae collection OF the poems OF Philip Freneau.
relating TO the American Revolution gathered om the
severl volumes published by the author These poems,
on Ihch the reputation OF the author. pioneer OF
bmorican literature. founded viii now be brought
together in one volume for tho first time Isis pro.
posed by the publisher Mr. W. J. Middleton to fol.
low this volume by second In tho same style nclud.
ing Freneaus humorous. sentimental and mlscellsne.
posms lie has also In preparation volume by the
lAto Dr. John W FrHaoA containing rsmlpisesp0sA ot
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

printcrs. authors, and booksellers In NcwYork. uni
form with 'Old Ncw.York" by the same author. Both
these works are to be published by subscription and Of
the latter only hundred copies will be printed in any
form.
complete verbal and glossarial index OF
Chaucers Canterbury Tales Is in preparation by Mr.
Hiram Corson, TO whom the American pnbic ID afoidy
indebted for an admirably annotated edition OF tho
Legcnde of Goode Women" 1t Is to be published by
subscription by f. Leypodt, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

NE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY. No
=: ct Foufc.nth Open for the reception r pu
pil. on vi DNEsDAIS aud - lUHDAlS.
Lid - Class - Misc. sud Masters 81, IN Eqcning
c.a,srs FROM 90 lt o'clock.
NEW CLASS FOR THE GERMAN" NOW
FORMING.
Htynr h,d the honor TO be- etrd spondng Member
ofthr SoctS tcadsa9uc De. PrQ de H0a,s Dc Pdr,
irs 10 Tk<iye Iapesai del Op,rd all dance.
mating om tho society all be forwarded 10
pro ducrd.
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6ousrs anS farms t0anlco.

WANTED TO BUY-A LEASE for te'n
w ac y,ar.-.n improved PROPERTY. ',hse "
aieutars Works located 10 or near the cry o
Would ke 10 trcst with parties owning ss @ S' 49, .,r
no.. " - hsir~,, or apply to }. rhORNE. An,r'e'D "
P',i Wos.. cor Tenth ave. and Twenty lourth 'i' ~
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Dantng Ataoemles.

n II. RIVERSs
" DANCING ACADEMY,
No. 81 Sch.ruerhorr-st brocslyn.
Classes ~ brsmn'r now fIuinr Send for Cirenar
incr,. 20 Pamphlet containing the German aud
ts.i0nabl- Quadfilr..
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0eacbcrs.

4 LADY Of responsibility, English educa-
ton and ~ ,rrncr ir TEACHING. ai.h~, situation
faulty fearh the chi drcn u the RrmrnrrAt0n
ulod-fat~. Atdr-s. >. SELDOM. foFsYile Po.t-Ofhe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
L7OR SALE-A large Landed ESTATE ID "a

/ Valley Of Virgins, tho Jomes River. y nnes ~:
Lypchburr possessing very great ysiue Asnentsz
Iron aud Msbafs torins Prop"riy has row IN op-rliie
Furnace and Foundry For iu particulars. Plots 4c sp
to FITZuuGH WILMER Co, Commission Merehssa
No. 10 sud &, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
4 No. 435 "a. ssl FIFTH AVE. SEwlOEk-
II. ~ PIERCE, Pr,'idsni.
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DEACH FARM for SALE. l7O acres, $50
rUE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND

ORGANIZED UNDER ThE LAWS OF THE STATE
EW.YORK-OFFiCE No 81 bkoADNAlt Ns"
YORK CIrY-Nil buy s1j sell Real Estar a. the agent
others In Il Part, Of United stso.. ,'prcisy ~ ~
south viii NJ soti.- Loans Real secpIite; viii ains
Fnsf,,eu aud " IN transact al bus ness IN when fe'~
iii. .e.pt know aud tlu.t.d by ali u,rrest nay y ~
full, employed JOHN A. ASDhrN' rie"..k
kRAxx 4 How. Vice rIs.idrnt and Oenrr. Agent Nese
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

'I'HE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL.
1 SCHOOL Of DR. =. BEkTHfT aud y. bRAMAN,
will open sept is,h No. 20 broadSay There ia Gym
ns.un. Fot circulars, sppy a. LOChWOODS, NO. All
bfosdway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

VOCAL INSTRUCrION.-Mrs EDWARD
LopER WI cemm.nee her eenrs- ef P,iv.i. ,n,,ree
lion In IrALlAs. ENGLISH and OKATORiD SINGING
6f,, ~-.k In October. Mr.. LODER viii b- at hona.
until that date morning between the hours u and
O'Clock written applications BE- there, No ~ tast
Thirty s~condst, LrHngion.aye., or TO Chicserns
4 500 Piano Rooms No. 80 broadway