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1mnsemfnfs.
WINTER GARDEN.

|WlNTER GARDEN.
trHn EsrABLIsBnHgr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TUE
NEw-YopK HERALD.)
WELCOME
JOHN BRUUGHAM
SECOND WEEK.
MONDAY, Nov. 8,
NJ. JOHN BROUGHAM
win make his
SEVENTH APPEARANCE
since his return from Europe IN his Comedy,
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
which will be presented with the following powerful cast
Mr.. JOHN BROUGHAM.......ss.. SAVAGE
Miss ROSE EYrlNGE..........as.... Mrs WANERLEY
Miss MARY CARR.............as..Wl WIDOW CRABSIlCk
Mr. ..as."..,C NCLf llMDLhn
MI ANDREWS. .'''tiNNHDLNh
NorICE.-Mr. Brougham can only appear FOR
FIVE NIGHTS
His friends and the public should not miss the few
poriuuiles offered OF bidding him welcome on his return
home
Mr. STUART happy 10 being enabled to announce that
Mr.. ROBERT SrOEPEL
and several leading members Of his orchcs, having donors
bly, dseTm ned to adhere TO their engagement the following
music will be performed:
Overtnre-Siege OF .hossin
BOD Vi nk Poha... ............'...'Johh bIougnain
Dh'cio
ba pbIop..... 'Doh@,su
Doors open st y commence at o'clock
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LODFR will commence her course Of pIiyssnstruc-
ton ia ITALIAN ENGLISH and ORAIORlO slGING|
he frs, yg.sE IN October. Mr. LODER viii be alone
ninth mat date every morning between tie hours q II ID
or OF wutten applications can De sent there No ~
Thirty secon3.st near Le1fgtouave. or 70 Ch4ekeuz
A sons Piano Rooms. No. 80 broadway.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CUPREME COURT.

IN the Matter Of the Application a the Mayor. Aldermen
and ComInonsity OF the CITY of se~-lok. relative to
THE OPENING OF
ONE HUNDRED AND fOUKIEENTH-ST.
From Eishihsve Hudson River twbre not already
openedl,
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IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

w INSTITUTE,
No 1876 West Fourih-s,. q Msodougal, Washington
square Classical Mathematical Foreign Language and Com
uercia, with Primary Departmeu;.l
GEORGE ". CLARKE. A. NJ, Rector.
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A UCTION SALE-By order Of Com. Chas.
N II. BELL Commsndani Of this station. shall sell at
the Nsvy-iafd. New.York. MONDAY, Novrmhrr 49, at
u m. large lot Of rejected White Oak Knees White o.s
Timber (,ighlly damaged by hre Hscknsaet Knees AMI
Boats Also a l-rse quantity Of condemned Tools. Dish
Covers Cooking Utensils silvsr ale ~ bags Can'. Clip
pings, containing about 20o n. two Gua Perehs bo'"
ulaKiers' Diamonds. &C, &c.
For list Of articles apply at StorekecCeis Office
EDWARD HOOKER,
AV l. Com. L. ). N, Naval Storekeeper.
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4 VI N''t''-I<IE''
4 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. 80. l52 EsiTiiIteerth,.,
Directors hereby that sre u4sde
foz tie reception Of one luu1ref more pup oui the 18th
irf. Eary application VIII secure cHoce Of ">r Terms
- pr qAaner.
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Lave You SEEN HAINES BROS. NAV

PIANOS not 90 and see them At at the inanu-
setufers No 30 Second Twenty at They sre
splendid Pianos al moder~t. prices y B-Psnos 10 rent
sn. rent allowed on parcha.e
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AIR. VAN NORMAN's

WI Englsh and French BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for YOUNG LADIES. No. West Tbirtyeighth-st, two
doors .I3ui Finh-ave.. Murray HILL New-fork
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" French Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
No. 10 Fast Twenth hthst between Madison and th'
sves. will reopen Sept. 49, G. Il. GARDNER, Principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-10
MUSICAL.

A FAMILY RESIDING IN THE FIPTH AVENUE
"A would arrange give partial employ nent 70 young
adv who IL an accomplished pianist vocalist Addgess
Jares Ferguson, b6l Broadway.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

An INDIANA CAPTAIss ADVENTURE
Che captain OF an Indiana company Of Uncle SANS
oldieu came 10 New York ON w ednesdAy, and put
sp at the b. Nicholas. In the evening, he struled
sut 70 "see the elephant" lie aecos ed BY yari-
sns persons In Broadway, and expressed hls opinion
these persons by the commentary that "the ladies
New York we're Is sociAbls after dark a. II they
vsrs old acquaintance" lie sscrbed these expires
rons Of interest In him 70 the fact that he wore
pan new uniform, with shoulderstraps Of the bright
ut pattern; and finally, the Invitation Of one Of
he ladies" he met, he went into the " Oriental f"
soncert saloon, In Broadway not far above his hotel
bovy Of beautiful and innocent creatures hero
gathered about him, and drank his health In sunlry
soolng lbations Growing warm, and feeling quite
ct home among his ehamers he unceIomonlously
drew Oh his broadcloth laid II on the table
BY which he sat Then he reumed his limo
sent hirtations; the result Of which Wa
hat the "lsdy" who had elteiod the
saloon with him grew jealous- and insisted on his
coming out into the street again Captain said Oh
don't 10 IL such aconiohnded- hic-hurry;" and then
the "lAdy," In the mos, playful manner imasiuab O.
sook up his coat and ran cut it'll 1t, cxc.amus, 81
Tuess this'l tech you" The CsptSin Va. not to be
dsiuded out Of biz comfort, hososer; be "su,tsrd
she'd bs back" In this he Sas m.s'A>en. lie waved
seood hour, but the lhdi" 20 ulueu no moro Tic
applied al th0 bar, bat Of cJurse no ono thore kues
anything about the woulsu be had 'irlc .utIuduced
70 the noo1 aud The CONVICTION ietuI tautl, iuie d
ineh upon she herr OF many ba.,io-aelu, tina, he
VA Tor once In his lie ie.t tt.uiArly wi. pp.dn
One OF the attaches o. The p.Are .,ndIy vuo GA 20
loan the Ctptain linen owe cgst TO return 70 IL
hotel IN, bus he he A" .tnt srad 10 D.. seop in
bn shirts" eves' aud srco .,ayy found hi. .ay
hach to headquarters" Al ia con .il.,a.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prom present indie atons IL would seem that Ant
VEN ha, beea selected by our Government a. the
hesdquarter, Of our squadron In European waters.
Antwerp is the commercial capital Of BELGIUM, and
10 situated on the right bank Of the Scheld,. Bona
psrte made II Of his great naval srsenals- and
spent enormous the construction Of Its docks
and other works and the advantage. TO 10 derived
81 this ace make II At place Tor rendezvous iOr
The screw eunbo., sh.unut J. W. walker, Com
msnder has just sailed TO join the European squad
ron. She 10 one Of the ne class Of gunboan, carry
ting eight guns and Of COS tons register. She w.s
built At Portsmouth, n. H. and was launched on the
18th Of June, 1858. She vas attached to the North
Atlantic squadron Al the cose Of the war.
Preparations are being made TO lay the keel Of tho
screw corvette Java, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Ordnance Department at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard under the charge Of Commander J. X. Nal
Amy and Lieut.. Commander ID. l.. Brslne, arc busy
employed In perectins the arrangements Of details
which viii put 1t In position unequAlled a. yard
tn the country. The North Carolins will, after the
art Of September, be an ordnance vcael, and be
moored on the Cob Dock. The tloOp Saratoga has
already been converted into sn ordnance store ship
end Of the dock Anew run park Ia being f'teI up
On the Cob Dock, 10 accoIumOdRts scye al thOuStn1
gyms, aud when completed, the guns nov iying IN
dhcren, parts Of the yard, will 10 removed to tie
park large derrick is slio in Of Construct
ION which will be u, oil for hand,inR heavy suns. A
n the iront Of the Cob DOCK. The guns aio Si he
sew pattern, SIS, Of iOTty-ivo cst., aud will be
mounted on iron carriages.
The sailing ship Onward, guns Is In the Dry Dock
sens thoroughly overhsuiod eparatory to going out
% the Brazils. From this are led to suppose that
ne Navy Department intend 10 again pat a numt or
tvessels on that station II believed thai she wIl
- commanded by A. V. Lieut.. Commander Pierre
3iraud. the gallant yorr' officer v 10 no order 10
ommand the late Presiueufs yacht LADY Stirling.
Tho naval apprentice school ship Savannah has been
srdered to proceed ~ Annapolis instead Of New Lon.
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Tbore are some women who never lose the hatd,
Of blushing; Il In lovely In the youns, and Ind
Gates extreme ssnstivensss in the old Richard
inherited his mothers bushes before they had
h'cd from her own checks T Q Transparency Of
Mrs. Dollsnd's complexion noticed by Mr.
Whitelock; IL coutrssted well with the dust
covered pages Of his books yot he wondered WIN
her color came and went, aud Why her lips trsr.,-
bled.
Nothing wrong with Richard, hope :" ne said,
II hope not sir aud that 10 what I
wanted 10 speak With You sbou. n you
Will be so good as TO have lttls pa
tlencs with me. srn simple woman, know,
tr-my husband (Ah you would have under.
stood HIM always said was but the simple are
sometimes w1so unto salvation. You I've sir, like
Christian-you never keep open alter SIX on
eaiurdays-so that my boy gets home early, and
not too much worn with fst.rns 10 sntyv ths re-,
and perform the duties Of thc D. IN and on
Sundays IL does him good One a. . 10 ses you In
church before tho bell has doue ringing. an
sure, sir, you &c q Christian"
VI hope 80 sm bei but msnv b.
lever does not live an becof follower Of Christ-
ropl ed Mr.. Wkiielo1t.
my hash and, sir, was one o. tho.. who suffer
Ell long, aud WA kind, and thought NJ evil in
short sif, you can teAi bis character IN Corin-
thians, chap. xiii. owe him more than woman
ever Dwell 10 man. HIS unfortunate attachment 10
mc lost bis position IN society /; his father never
iorgnvc him Tor marrving a farmers dsuytsr.
/ thought thsr, l III rizht, iecau.e be, htSi
on,-snd -iwe nty, sad 10 coul nd his lot ~ nine
ihNiih AlAh ilNc WITHOUT me- Hu1
such VI shinss-i', pcrhapA You have SAID yours
sci. uefore you wc.o Llarried."
II veg your pardon, M good woman" in,ar>.
rupted tho bookseller, "but I mover wss married,
snt never uttered Euch aHurd lies IN my Mes
Mrs. Hand colurol, aud twisted the eud Of nor
shawl round Der finger.
"Lucky, Gr-la,ky for You sad for-bu, l
beg your pardon perhaps you never wero In
Mr. whitelock hgc,ei, and grumtied something.
and the WIDOWS ina mt naie her comprehend
hat he did not relish her conjectures. She e1a-
nnuod:
~ believed every word he said could no,
understand bis sacithcn, because lad never
novel In his sphere +; I Thought Il tine thing
TO marry for love, aud ouslaee poverty l did
not know that tho gaze Of its stony ewes and
him 10 bis grave Tley said he was ccnsuupivo
labor aud want take tho form Of consumption
would leave my Lusband-go where ucy should
never hear my nAm.--if Ls would oaly 10 elys
bin and lis son-I did indeed sir but 10 turned
from me with cruel worls. And, IL o l.yh he knew
he Was teaching few poor sci GLARS just for bread,
20 he len him-so h. died. ouy " ish the young
poor girls who trink IL dno thing to marry .
gentleman. could know tho misery unequal mar
riAges bring tho hardest l1t DO borne acme I,
but 10 Lad smother to II, and that other tue ono
you would die 70 make hsIpy--Oh ! IN & "a tho
hardest Of all things 10 bsdrI l leg your pardon,
SIR but II did not bes.u from she hrs, you could
NOS understand my feelings"
t7'ob, CoHtinuedl
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Il,t precinct Polies.......A FIRE broke out IN the
stable OF Andrew Hanover In Third avenue, between
Igth and zytn stree'A vest rday afternoon, resulting
In sitht daInaqe. Tho fie vas evidently tho work
OF inoendiaTy.
BOARD or EDucArIoS.-The Brooklyn
Board Of Education held special meeting Lest even
ns for the puipose Of making Arrangements 20 attend
the funeral Of the late Mr. Peter q. Bergen. recently
connected With the msnsr ement Of the public schools.
Afer a touching address by the chairman Dr.
Thorne In which he related 70 the merits Of the de-
cessed gentleman resolutions we're sdop ed cordially
syp.ihizing with the family Of the decesse rec M
mending that the Bc<id attend the funeral in pooyi
that tie revolutions be read At the opening Of the
schools In September, aud that copy OF them be for
vardod 10 the bercAved family Of Mr.. Dergen. ne
Board then adjourned till to-day II y. M when they
viii attend tie funeral.
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y crsey city.

GRAND FrS1AN Picnic - AN IMMENSE
GATnERtss-Ihe frs, annual picnic Of the fenian
BrotheIhood took place yesterday at herselss Grove
Hudson City and VA attended By about 5000 people
Beside. Emmet Circle Of Jersy City, numbering
about 40, there delegates present from Hobo
Ken, Hudson City, Newark, New York, New Bruno
vick. Norristorn. bergen Point Patterson, Eliza
bothtown aud other place..
In the morning, the member ofthe Emme, Circle,
under John Pope Hodnct,, Centre, assembled at
their hesdqu.rters, Washington Hail. and from
thence marched down TO tho ferry TO receive de-
tsehment Of the Goth Regiment N. Y. v, two CONF
panic, Of which srriyed under command Of Cfpiai M
Gsynor and lynch Tho procession, heidei BY Man
nahan's band. then marched 10 the grove, where
there y. Already laIre cone9uIso OF
people assembled, saa up ,oI TO late al, 10
Of citizens wendior their way thithcf. The greater
por,ion of the day was spent In palchofe' scnppnf
games aud uhaever other eI1un rlenta could te &C.
viped, all showing dirposti0n 70 be- tOcabie and 70
enjoy themfelvfa TO the fullest extent In the alter
Col. John U Mahoney, lion. John keera1, John Pope
HoCnett and John IlTan. Eyeuthinf ptrsed on IN
OF rain, about y. ~, which otuted mrn women
and child On 10 scatter IN oil directions lot shelter
Thus tel tninaied the fist Annual Picnic OF the
foniAn brotherhood.
A Row on ACCOUNT or THR FEsfANs.-
Yesterday afternoon. two men, named Martin D,la>
ncy and VIM J. Campbell, were GFrested b. officer
Hove, OH a charge Of Icing ENGAGED in brutal fsht
a, the corner Of Grove street and Railroad avenue. IL
10 ale cd that Campbell msdr Of e1pr or. de-
TofAtory Of the prime pics o. tue ensn Othei od
10 which Del,ney tcoy exceptions and concluded by
GdmintftefinH a dulbine 10 thc anti-f enisn. The
pafties we're held Tor Examination.
GRAND LARCESY.--A man named Patrick
Lennon, up ain OF ire rhl barge, arfesied yes
tDfdnv chalgfd With having stolen % bi0t OF oil cake,
valued ut 50 fToni the Erie J. ilroad Co. lie vas
he1 b. Recorder hartIndsle, ofJeisey City, tor era
nina ion.
THREATENING SuIcIDE.-A man giving his
name . Henry Holden Wa taken In custody about .
O'Clock yesterday morning, al the Psvonia ferry he
having thgeatene TO throw himself into the Hudson
RNor. lie vi. detained at the stA:ion-hoaAe.
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Continued from ti Ytra rsc,.

would come over IN iron-clads and sncircls the
shores Of England, and lesve all her towns ashes.
tGreet obssriug and lsughier.1 They we're ready
70 do u. Their ghosts were walking over with
100 iron -clsds, such a. nation In the world could
vtuorsh tCheering.l He had . word 70 say 70
protest.nts, aud that was that that would 10 done
unless they got tcnsn-right. The hour Of retr bu-
Nou was At hand, and was nearer than they
thought fHesT, ben.J when that was done, what
would he done with those unfortunate Protesiants
be saw AROUND him, Laughter.1 When they
would not be bound up by the English, they would
be q, their mercy, and have mercy on tlen.
fGreai cheering, and cries for 'ps When the
Americans came those fe~ Protestants scattered
over the country would Be at their mercy. With
reference 70 the Established Church, the speaker
characterized IL a. q huge fraud, = monstrous,
great anomaly, that should be buried In a mas OF
rubbish, osrted out aud thrown into the dustpii of
tbe great Universty.'" General
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MARINE NEWS.
Aug. as. Res S9-s. s.u, I ,o-H. water. os IS


CLKARED.
kspIf6-Philadelphis, New OrleanG Pa
tapeco, hpbils; G. A., Savannah; NarunA do, Arti-
san, Baltimore; jersey Blue. Boston.
sHIP-Reso.ute, Harris, for Liverpool.
BARKs-Ioaic, Genoa N Slower, Eiixabethport.
BRIGs-Compenso. Cette; Ponvert, Lingan; q n
Eoynolds, do; b King, Windsor.
sCnooNERs-wm Henry, Richmond; Massachu-
setl, Portland; Alligator, Philsdeiphs.
AKKIvgD.
eTEAMsHIPs-YsEoa Richmond !. Erin. Uv'p
Bellona tBr1 London and Havre; Tariff, Liverpool;
HatteraA, Norfolk.
siilP-Hihernis, Jansen, from Liverpool. mdse.
BARKS-winthrop Black River, Jam; Am. Eagle,
Aspinwull; Maryland, Csiiz.
BRIG5--B Young, from Calais. Ne. with lumber.
sCH0oNERs-Melrose,I nAsug Hudson, ST An
drows; A Griffin Remedies q W Hyson, Cienfue-
soc; W Allen, Hilton Head; J Canning. Calais;
Ghallenge, Warren, 1 Fanny, or.nse Bay. Jam;
III Metcalf, Boston for Albany; Nicksburg, Rock
land; II Baldwin, Bangor; Alurs odlin, Newbure
iof Boston; sernph, Harwich; Eliza Buell. Eliza
bethport for Middleton; Tyrone Elizabethport for
Bcston; Federal Hlll, Delaware City Hudson, Cslss
LiExie Guptil, RoosSnd; Thos Hlx, do Arnadillo, n
Bedford; Ligure, Elizabothport Tor Bodiord Geor-
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RrOO kIyn.

FIRES AND AccIDENTs.-About 4 O'Clock
yesterday s"eruoon FIRE occurred at No. 2ls Gold
street, owned by Ira Hsslu aud occupied by several
tenants. Loss on houfo about 500 insured In the
PEOPLES CO1pGnyon furniture, about 500, not in
uGsu...,.....A GHl name! Lama smith, was run
ing TO save her. oYtc BY hose No O. aud gus
tanned irac OF the jaw and was Othe rise iniur-
od. The girl was slightly hurt. she EAs tGken to
hsg home No. l56 johnson street. Mr.. Draper WAS
.ALsn W SEQ CAY HosQlLal ll oaIreI OsbVIp. OF the
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Too Late for Classification.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
"A AGENCY:1MLssRs. Mum 4 CO., Publish
Attorneys tor securing Patents for Inventions In
TIL, and all foreign conntTics.
,SsTisac N ,oeD nss"n sAs aps S.vs sesS !,
Attorneys for more than 2nOoo lnventou.
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other
important information to inventors. furnished, free,
Consultation and advice free. Addre-.
81 PARK Row, New York. or cor. OF = and Tti .t,,
waAhnston, d. q. 44s
T ,ADEs-HAvR YoU EVER TRIED THE
LBALA OFWHrTE LILIES for Identifying and
and can be used in winter as we'll as summer Il Ie,
moves plmploS botehe~ tan and All impeneclion.
White. rvslins Sa,afe IN Ter lsipess orm. x ana
rant 10 be free from all injurious Ingredients and
perfectly hsTmess 70 ths m9st tender akin Tebe had
per bottle 90
PATENTS--PATENTS- MUM
l. 4 co. continue to solicit Patents and obtain
Government protection on new Inysntions, ~ Yeas
Once, 81 PARK Row.
Pau pa cts Of Information free. al
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WORK
Il Ing WOmeu's Plo.oct.ye Mon desi,es 10 appeal
ompoy!. cut t.h.ph they c.n do OF their homp,,
W tIl Lp $40 ir,sue hours 81 two young lad,, WHO
src tes'glus Of cOupe iny their eeuclicn. one OF
tie yoanf iaGlss wu require employment thu does
lCIui clus' application, ~ rho sur1Js hon IN
S Sa u e. ~ Am 'SH SO Via o. n59s
n.eut GO % hr Hpnlvins to the tupeTneud,ll Of
The working NCntL's Protective lnlOu, s. White
At ole 100 ca. OF blo,dNsy. SS9
THE WOMAN'S IEFIPMARY FOR THE
4 TREATMENT or lNlLkHAl. DISEASES.
This -osi.ale "house OF healing" "a Upen 10 ~
tenI. NJ i 'eisoas VI he yo'u, anu Il IN he iost
heal hY anu atiHc'iye location On tie Is NJ, beng
but klttcn ul.uts' dive Eou the Pa.k, snu arces-
80" by ne .ol,oe iHs route 'vlinlson k.yel IN,
{ o. the 4,h Ageaue, y cVhi cctun Nlth llue Of
s.Nes uh.c. aso co4aoet Sltn ~ lie io'.c ing
To- o. G, 49,. 10 p4ise- - o tle iin i..r i.Cl
I ao 81 ANJ Le ca,A u g.nf eNc y nfe N nuior ioin
t.V Cttv ltsI 10 .!,h 80 L,ch i tHs pou / en-,
sh "a ,hr Awe &c at, lie vi AZ eGue c. 70
l-u,h t. Ole BECK e. o. tue "a 'Iuse lie a
bat. ~ C.e. ! hour ION peck snp / d ~ 10
l-J,h, st., iiieIn. Onc-hId Of The c'ses eaIed
giR u.tousL, uUs
TYFE Metal OR OLD LEAD-5O0, 900
l. 10. OF lhe apove anteL, for which ..e highest
caSh pace vii 10 pad b. T. ChAshf- ISL William
IT S. SANITARY COMMISSION PROTEC-
BUREAU OF EMrLoYsENT FOX isHBLED
AND DISCHARGED soLnIERs AND SAILORS,
| otFICE 80 CHAMBERS SIErEEl' NEW YORK.
LIEUT.. GEN. Winfield SCOTT.
| EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES;
HOWARD F TA4l5a Ro %h Il TpooGE' J'-
The objects Of the are 70 secure to sol-
diers and sIlos and their families claims for PEN
SION, Pay, Bounty, and Prize Money, without charge
| Ihe Bl REAL OF EMPLOYMENT is established
to aid thee no have been disabled or honosaby dis
charged IN Obtaining employment. It's services are
sEt rs "''n0u' ' HENRY eREENFIELD Secretary.
| WANTED-A wHEEIWRlGHT. APPLY
J w inS,lh st between 9th snd Ish Aves 80!
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"wer.- mutssred kstty, "thst beats II Bus
the women now have no modesty. Them English
u all q silent se,-no socsbilty In them. Ten
himself i-.sH II w.sn', moro natural for . haf-
blind crsythur like tLst 70 dscoorse woman than
man Wen WE'LL no wonder my hairs gone
erey and my heart hardr'
There was something slnnoss courtley in Mr..
whi,eloct's manner o, addressing woman. Pso-
pie In his own class Of life, who observed ~
thought II ridiculous, and never specula,ed /. 70
how this politcress became en- rsfc1 on his ma
ture. lie placed scat for Mrs. DJliand in bis
little parlor, aud. though II was warm Autumn
evening, be moved II 10 keep her Vut Of The AR thss
blew over box Of yslowish, s.untei mignonetts
and two sckly wsllnowers which grsced TIE VI Of
his back window he also pushed his own chair
a. far ~ he could from the widows, but, Ike all
Perrons with impaired vision, she novel nearer to
hun, and turned her restless eyes towards tho
door.
"Ii Is shut close" said the bookseller.
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CHATTER III.

Is shu, close, " said The bookseller.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 MEXICAN MowER,-THE ONLY SELF.

AMERICAN MowER,-THE ONLY SELF.
~ OlLING MACHINE.
Win ne treat perfection "a eonstrycton 10 which
n9n q rs5pe,. TO aeshae embracing STILL
Particular attention hs. been paid 10 the want. Of
NE halror IN the construction Of the AMERICAN
TiiE VERY BEST MACHINE IN USE.
There are numbers Of Machines that do their work
ences that are greatly annoying to the ope among
them the frequent necessity Of oiling the benring<
which, II neglected Zoe II 4. vcgy apt 10 lie rcIult Ia
cutting the Journals or h9xes md IN pe. ni:nen! u
has the following features Of excelleuee;
The ii B =. AZ NC 81 the AMAglGAN NOVEL
TING and wAsrK NO on
Ihe outer h, end Of The Finer Bar win drop low
You can elevate the Finger lar from dsclinin
potion without rsisins the inner sh oe.
obSec SS mean, ' Of the hand eSes ,sp hCs
any OTHER Jonied bar Machine.
The Frame between the Driving wheer win pas
Mosor. '''' - ""'' VI NA' ''-''
The operator has greater control over the rinse,
AM hpIe bars than he lis OF any other Machine.
The Finger BeT viii COMO m TO more uueven sur
nee than that OF ANY orHER MAchi q, which is oSs
Either wheel opers;cs the Gutter Bar, indepcni-
ently OF the othe4, ana In turning, ei.her way, The
The Draft IA frOn tho font OF the frame which
styes u great advantages ovos thess that dag i1ota
ITHAs AN EASY grnIsG SEAT non TIE DRIVER
II bsei1 out OF geag, ana can Be thrown in and oui
gear when IN molten.
1t hs' folding lSr, and be folded without do
connect ng the Pitnan.
II il OF LIGHT DkAIT, and has no rEacrr1IsiA
BIDE DRAFT.
Il i. moe simple and perfect in f.. construction,
and hlS mo strength, with lshLeAs oomblu0i, than
any other blower.
II cannot upset.
DEFY contradiction 70 the above and invite tbs
scrutiny Of ALL no ,re In any aHt in't.Csei 10 tho
Farming interest 10 examine th1 Mover, ing cor
ldont Of the lpp'oya.
Shafts or ls supp iod with Machine for enc horea-
WILLIAM VAN AND q.
~ ~ 40 g. !~9'.
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