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rsw Ye,k Money Market.

By Telegraph N"
Money-on,etspd Easy At 405 per cent
sterIing ExehAnge-firm at loe7<Sl.1H Tor eoid-
q -se.r,eiy nrm, opening al issi4 seeming 10
l3slx advancing 20 1922, AMI closing II issh
,;nyrrpmeut stock.-Yore active and nrmer
f-lp Coupons fuew issael los44.
lo4o Coupons VA
stocks-StronR-
CxpTos1. q clss,f; Carl io! y AP DoG
rol waS IS, TT Wayne 81; AT Hss; CAs
z ~ osss yris 81 BA Q lV7; HUDSON 1osl+ {; Ha1-
lem 10: ksaiing Sp,G N Q 1e6 u es7s. Toledo ios;
4 Cert 9sss. Quicksilver si14
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8 TIE soai srcgy ~. ami ths ks1'f bar,
Shall sag trtta doubt, nor sAaks eth fsoyH
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chief when
rayed for tatte and thus may all cry who tn m
elves against the Lous Of Dyspepsia Headache Asue
allowness Languor, Liver. Complaint, and AL their
opoouIitsnt evils with bottle two of PLANTATION
aIrsRs the ignsI s.T.-lseo x. This great Tonic,
~hieh still increasing popular favor aud seeins
cures than ever before is emphatcaIs The PoaY
Mans Friend and Tue Rich Mans Blessing PLANTATION
cold by all respectable dealers ihruugious
the habtshle globe. july 4-deodkx1
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DECISION.

l. As far as cutting is concernea-eaual.
Z Young Warrior cuts inches wider !;
no difference in direct draft.
8. Young Warrior has less sided draft
and no more weight on neck-yoke.
l. Judging from their manner of working
and condition of each machine. aft or trial. we
would say, for durability and simplicity OF
construction, zee gire the preference TO the
Young Waarior''
The company present was select one of
intelligent farmers, and while it afforded
plenty of amusement, it demonstrated that in
tue +" est we can manufacture machinery that
can . fill the BILL" 1t is due to Mr. Crsp.
ING, the enterpriSing manager of the Warsaw
Manufacturing Company, to say that we con.
graduate him upon the successful termination
of this trial. Our friend Captain WILLIAMS
has furnished us with the particulars of this
Interesting " slow race
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TRIAL OF MowlNG MACHINES AT WARSAW.
According to notice, the trial Of now
ing machines came off at the farm of Mr..
JOHN HILL, back Of Warsaw, in meadow OF
timothy grass, on Monday, July Sd. The
Young Warrior" challenged an other
mower. Mr. ". w. REED entered the Chr.
It's and the Hubbard machines.
Mr.. NATHAN WHALEY, CHAs. ANEs and
"AsBRowS, of Warsaw, and PETER ] oBssos
" alexandria, We're the committee to decide
on the relative merits of the machines.
me machines were tried, and the following
was 'he oeclsion. The Curtis machine broke
down at the commencement of the trial. The
test was between the . Young Warrior and
the Hubbard machine:
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poa4s HAVING fo-DAI.
Lry D~sun. nro,a1ki, - Lssis.
ARRIVALS Y1s1K1DAY.
Iney Dertrsm, BDlnskj. et. Louis.
Psmbina ain, o. Lcuis.
Dictator, Capell. q. Louis.
pnPARrulHs YESTERDAY.
! n Johneca Matson, 81. Leuis. 80
Pembina, Hill, D. PAnl.
Dictator, CApsll, DubuQae
Tbe river d still rising II I'D point The vsesn~ -
,rd.y was again very warm, the tssrnosstsr fansise
rom a7o 10 500 In the shade during the day N n
.v.p,u~ there was sone appearances Of rAln.
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City News

49, Gen. BELKSAP left yesterday morniog
for Louisville.
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Gold.


The ,p-sristive movement u less active. The oears
are putting ont no ans, snf appear To have GOV
.r-d their shorts to very large extent CArh goid -
ed in sbu ndanee aad the demand for gold leans Ne
merely nominal The quotations to-day have ranged
from 1891. up TO 1895
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WeWMpe - C0uneeF4ettoa na u0pY9u-
ctped dealsss endsavrng 10 dispose Of theis op g
esne prssarsesns on the reputation attaipad By t.
sesA's 0~wvine pveperstions TX
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that aflict nsnkind asios from eorruplvous 81 tha
asi.eosds hxSeat sugarilla = . tsAs1y - 81
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II oh ALA Brick Cottage DWELL
ing Hnnse, with rooms, cellar. cisterr fpll lot
eel fenced with lots OF fruit susted on Tul,on
STREE between 10th ard 18th streets Keokuk Title
COED I'm 'usre Of lmayle II TEN-EYCK
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EOR SALE-Six Acres of Land with

1 good Grout Dwelling Eonse, containing 8 rec ms
shu heseffsiiipg sprirs o. ester. with large GRAN
ty OF grapes nov b, airing situated On the rt ~ slou
miles above keoknk. Tifiegeod Price 1850 Err
luire Of Imch2ol n p rEsrycE
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Sem FArwFCapt Peterson of Br bark Thomas arrived
yesterday from Cardcnas 20 lat "a 90 Ion 70 o.
fell with schr Panne synnes Of ard from New York for
Wilmington NC In dstress after yirg by her all night
taking the captain aud passengers. In
number brought them 10 this port John Nicos mate
washed overheard the 25th and lost The Fannie
H burhen, 10 years old ami owned by Messrs
white Freeborn OF this city she formerly United
States mortar boat
under obligations Mcssrs Bombaor Co.'S New
York and Cuban Express for late Havana papers
Purscr Ely, OF steamship Quaker City, win accept
thanks for favors
The purscr Of steamship Leo from savannah has
thanks for late papers.
AxrnIcAs MoyDs Rre,rHy ArrRoAr AND FoRrIsr
snpppe-rhc Supplement for November l. containing ad-
ons and corrections 10 the above valuable work has been
issued from the Offices Of the Association, Wall and IS
Broad This No 70 names, including II
rteamers among which the North America South Anne
rca, Cuba. Russia AZ. besides many resurveys.
SryAssurp Ppowrravu- Childs from New York for Apa-
achcoa put into Philadelphia LIST Inst for REPAIRS having
leak heavy northwest gale on Sunday moruin
on Cape May She win probably have TO discharge her cargo
enrv reported been ashore at Middle Oacos
Her Of mahogany and logwood taken OF wreck
crew put board aud the ship sen, 10 Grand TURK
BAaK HrrmErrA tFr)-Tne steamship Banks, M New
Orleans from Galveston reports.sth inst ~ "a IN, sEht
cd bark about 10 miles OF Iniberier Reef and on
running down 70 her found Der 10 DO the bccf bak Hen
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rAsIn On Monday October 80, CAHsu., youngest
daughter OF Eliza and the late Beverly Parks, aged ~
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
mother, Eighty third street, near Fourth avenue this
Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock
RAH-0n "Wednesday, November !, JOINS RAY.
The friends or the family invited 70 attend the
funeral from his late residence l22d street and Broad
ascS-on Wednesday, November I, Mra Ros. rslies
Of Bernard Rice, in the 66th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also those o.
her sons Peter, Henry ndPatrick j. and her sonn-
law Joseph Shannon are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from st. Patrick's cathedral, on FRIDAY
morning at ten O'Clock, when solemn requiem mass
will be offered for the repose Of her SOUL and thence
70 Cavalry Cemetery for intcrment
SAIIBURY.-0n Tuesday, October 81, NARY Wool,
widow OF John Salisbury, in the s9th year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs Hubert Van Wagenen, Jr, No 90 West
Thirty seventh street, Friday afternoon, at two
O'Clock
SHAxBuRGH-On Tuesday afternoon October 81 JANE
B. sTAxBuRGH, aged 90 years, months and days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon,
at two O'Clock from the residence OF her sonin law,
Hart street, third east Of Marcy avenue, BROOKLYN
TRUsLOw.-At Portchester, on Tuesday morning. Octo-
Der 81, Mrs. JULIErrA TRusIow, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited a to attend the funeral this sda s morning
church without further invitation.
wELwooD-On Wednesday November I, CAROLINE
DIXON youngest daughter Of Joseph and Jane WILDWOOD,
aged months and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
parents, 14e Butler street, Brooklyn this Thursday
afternoon, ut two o'clock
WArB-Of consumption, at Lodi, N. j.. on Tuesday,
October 81 Mrs MARY JANE WATTS daughter OF Solomon
r Bogart Of Passac, aged 80 years, months and IL
days.
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral at her late residence at ten o'clock
and In the True Reformed Dutch church, at Passac a
O'Clock in the afternoon Trains for Lodi leave New
York at hapast eight and for Passac at ten and quar-
ter of twelve.
WErFALl.-In Brooklyn. on Wednesday, November |,
GEORGE WEsrPALL, aged 68 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral service, this Thursday
afternoon half three o'clock Mt the residence or
his son n-law, s. Worthngt0n at ~ Joralemon street.
Brooklyn The remains will be removed on Friday
morning 70 Staten Island for nterment.
Woop-In Brooklyn. on Wednesday afternoon, No
vember1 FRANCIS Woop, eldest son Of Brewster and
Mary 8 Wood, aged Is years
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend the fu
neral the residence OF his parents No 81 Ryerson
street, on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
the Rev r. n Curry, DAVID AIERnAs % nARisTf.,
only daughter OF Bailey Underhi ESQ., oosn On 'n's
~" x..xr- stursx On Tuesday, October ~, by The
Rev. John O Adams DAVID w. ALLEN, Of Greenpoint to
Miss Macy scnEsx Of this ss city; Ns cards a n.
Bsrean BAPTIST church. by the Rev. DR. Bowling, EDwn.
III BRYAN, Of philadelphia 70 Miss MARY THOMPSON, Of
New cv Yos1 sM D WAIKIKI Orange county N y,
ON Thursday, october 90 by the Rev h. Dubois, Of
BIoomingburg, Sullivan county, N T., Mr. EDWARD
cunxaT Of New York city, 70 Miss FRAscss l. SMITH, Of
me o[fh wednesday, November 1, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDE by the Rev. Henry f. Montgomery,
D D., GEORGE FaEDERIcK FINK, Of Woodbridge, New
to NKynE second daughter OF the late George H.
Hill, or this city. No cards
November ], by the Rev. Thomas Armitage LII D., at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents c. GIoyKR OF New
York, TO AMANDA, daughter Of J. Onstead Higgins
No cards.
HouGuroS-BoAmxAS- Wednesday, November /,
by Rev. Howard Crosby at the residence OF the brides
parents J. Erwin HoUGHTOy TO NARY AMANDA eldest
daughter Of VIM Boardman, ESQ, all OF this city. No
cards
JEryRxYs-JosEs. On Wednesday, November l. by
the Rev j. French, Of Brooklyn, ARTHUR JErrRr7s 70
LILY daughter Of the late Captain Frederick w. Jones,
all OF this city.
KArE E. eldest daughter Of Colonel spencer W. Gone,
all Of this city
DR.. r. W. Colt at the residence Of tie brides father
EusEmus MIcNAuLr Jr, u s. N, to MARIE, only daugh-
ter OF Judge McConihe, OF Troy, ~ ", both Of Troy
MCGgE-MuRPuy. Monday, October 80, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES brother Thos Murphy Esq, Ra-
yenswood Long Island by the Rev. DR. Phelan Colonel
JAMES f. MCGEE TO ELLEN c. MURPHY, daughter Of the
late John Murphy. No cards
sEcuR-cRIrrkxpEN AT Dover, N j., on Wednesday,
November l, by the Rev. B. C. Magi WARREN SEGUR TO
ANNIE l.. CRITTKxDEN
UsDrRmILIe- Wednesday, November l,
by the Rev. A. Fl. Partridge GDSEy UNDERHIL TO JOSE
PHIEE b. FREEMAN, all of Brooklyn
California papers please copy.
VAN ANrwERP-STOUT-On Wednesday, November /,
at the residence Of the BRIDES father by Rev. William
T. Beattie, JAMES VAN ASTwERP, of New York, TO Miss
PBEBE r. second daughter Of Lewis Stout Esq, Of Now
Brunswick, n. j.
wooD-CARiL.--On Tuesday evening" October 81, at
the house Of the brides parents, by Rev. Mr. Mum,
WILLIAM NJ WOOD OF Brooklyn, +. d. to Miss LILLE
CARLI eldest daughter Of Conkln Caril Esq, Of East
New York.
WArsoS-DEvoo- -0n Wednesday, November !, at the
ton, GEORGE WATSON, Jr, TO ADA DEvoo, daughter OF
John Deyoo, Esq, all of this city.
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The Arrest ~ Mr.. Emilio Cserroisnf.
TO THE EniTOR OF PRR HERALD

sco BY your police report ths morning that am
charged with stabbng Charles wost6ed IN the arm hand
~ad lcg with knife ! deny that l used any knife
only protected myself against fufany assauIt made by
Charles Wesheld and his barkoeper doubtless with
10 take my hfe, upon my own premises: All Of
Which will appear npori tral Nv publishing thie you
whi ohlve your obcdiont sfvysnf,
FnlJO GEHRolIHg ~ North WiAinm street
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

~.s, ~ Expenses for 1896, o., 454,-
zas-p-usrs Taught An the Public
an.er.. 2rs. e5o-Advertising IN the
~x.u.ertpt and Leader 20 be DlseOn-
sanued, &c.
ma BOARD Of Education held one Of their periodical
meetings last evening" Commissioner Mclean presiding
communication was received from the Mayor nomI-
mating Henry Gilpn Commissioner from tho Sixth
srsr,c in place OF Francis Lleber The paper
ferred-
The Finance Committee reported that they have inves
sgated the subject Of advertising the proceedings Of the
Bossd in the roacript and Leader at the rate Of fifteen
cents line and thai they have come TO the conclusion
shai il would be nexpedient to continue the publication
f the proceedings in those journals after the 31st Of De-
sember next The report was adopted. 1t will be re-
nembered thai this action grew out Of resolution by
Commissioner West, Of the Finance Committee, who
moved resolution Of inquiry the subject and subse
sueny argued before the Committee that one advertise
.nsnt the NEw YORK HERALD In the year would serve
abe public better than all tho advertisements OF the
TSanscript and Leader the year round
The Finance Committee next submitted the following
very important report which was adopted
10 THE BoARD or EDUcAnoS:-
The Finance Committee respectfully report that ine
committee have made an estimate or the pfopapie
amount for the year 1885, for the purpose o.
sion and present TO the Board in the FORM OF
. report TO the Board Of Supervisors, az follows
DEPARTMENT or PuBIic INSTRUCTION,
BOARD or EpUcAuos Nov 1, 1860
- The BOARD or SUPERVISORS FOR rm CITY AND COUNTY
II pursuancs Of the first Subdivision Of the third sec
don or the act amend consolidate and reduce TO one
act the various acts relative 70 tne rdno ors :"
renorts an estimate Of the amount over and above the
sum specified in the fifteenth section OF the said act
which will be required during the year 1865 for the pur
ve OF meeting the current annual expenses of public
instruction said CITY The whole amount required TO
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ArEw WORK. ooroBER 81, lsee

Nj EW YUM VtlODEN u, low
IN Hon. TuonAs q. FniLDs-- snat hays -4nn
srow, IN favor OF tho Eump rial dist siscny s y
for senator Of the I. nomination Ss f s e
port candilon haa pascly and corrupty betrayed me
I Mcke poor while MeyHan pretends 70 be
tn m Superior wealth - far az democracy
ia have been made rich by profitable
failures a In Wall street and am not one OF
the Of the leading republican houses IN Wall
street Fav desires TO be elected TO the
position 81 United States Senator -
Herrck understand, has reported that
with the republican candidate who has fur-
nshsd money to defeat the Mckcon organization
This pronounce to he base mean wilful and malicious
lie though IL ~ strange that Herrok should think
man base enough to OF the kind
Of tho republican party during the last session
Of Congress.
The consideration OF his reschey 10 be the appoint
ment OF his brother To tho place now held by the Hon
Homer Frankln OF the Ninth Congressional dis
trn For the purpose OF saving the district and TO forever
nail these forecads Of those who have uttered
them withdrawn In your favor you being the Only
regular candidate In the district In this have
acted Independently always do and, exercising the
rights American citizen shall labor assfuously Tor
your and for your election and appeal 70 MI
friends In the district % do likewise IT being due W my
fun vindcation that they vote for you.
winter. have felt prdc;and pleasure. When New
YORK aud assaulted by bgoed and narrow
minded you accepted the gauntlet in her and their de-
fence fought the latter nanfuly and successfully
In conclusion permit me TO you have my friendship
and II lve will have vote and the voes Of all true
friends the day Of election. Yours respectfully
JOHN KsEGAN.
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Der 50, 1865.
consequence Of report being circuistec BY Granny
honorcd FOR Senator bought by the repub
cans 10 run order defeat the democratic party We deem
due Mr. Keegau and selves 10 withdraw him 10 favor
OF the regular democratic candidate .<s,,s, -, -,
j. H. DUNCAN Secretary Young Mems Democratic Assoca
ton Seventh Senatorial district. -
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WATCHES. .Dfc ~ kcLhY. 81.
Att 1857 BROADWAY.
N DIAMONDs, WATCHES. PRECIOUS STONES. &c.
This old Office win pay tho value for fine Diamonds
Unset Diamonds Watches, old Gold aud Silver,
Plate Optical Instruments Precious Stones a.. Oace
hours from 10 A. NJ to- j.. VI.
J. II. BARRINGER, 157 Broadway, 2.
6 BELATs WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST PRICE FOE
-. Watches, Diamonds and all kinds OF Je,yery FRENCH
italian, Spanish spoken Loans negotiated bii broadway
No. 5.
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(yRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARrMENT.-To coNTRAc-
~ tors.-Scparatc sealed proposals. each with
the title OF the work for which 1t may he offered
Of the bidder and the date OF the offering viii be reed
this Office IL clock A. NJ Of Friday November
for the completion Of the unfinished work ibe psopcd
Fifty. second from Sixth to Seventh avenn.
for bids andl specifications be obtained
on application 10 the contract clerk at this Office.
THOMAS STEPHENS, Crnton
ROBERT L. DARRAH, Aaueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Nrw YoRK, Oct. q 1885.
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rryFNTo2s or TOBACCO CUTTING AND GRINDING
machines will please send their address 70 H. do y
boz sgra Post ONCE, call ~ store 80 Cedar street.
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stjti Anxious for CounoflDsanic Honor
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
neforc Hon Judge Barnrrd

mcuon 80 made IN tins court yesterday for a man
Ssnus 10 compel committee Of the Board of Aldermen
~ proceed With en- investigation ~ the claims OF Richard
Obten o sect ~ the Board ~ Councilmen The peti.
noser claimed " have been duly elected, but the Board
III Aldermen favored his rival candidate John Houpnta
I'm The Application vas opposed on the ground OF want
OF llriedl q on BY the court
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SHIPpIN G. NE w S /.
Port OF New York. November 1, 1905.

Exw y0RK-suB DAT.
sum Misses ....,.... 80 NOON ...... ~
BUN sRTs.. % uSGM WATER morn 10
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Tn4lEoon Ascension Extraordinary.
s~rday A,detached balloon ascension took place yes
and about the -gmber 81 spectators were presens
- the hour tho narhood Of the amphithca'rc
AAke place, and, tho dag was advertised 70
. splendid voyage was antcipsh. exceedingly nne'
past four the Professor, together VA quarter
Van Tine, ex-counoiiman, and Mr. Joseph " 'ohn
Flushine, l. l., entered the car, and in a Tow nn :"
sac rope which held 10 earth was oosed and N,
saloon steadily and almost pcrpend uary IN IN
Not cloud obscured The sky and che genera, opn
MN was that the balloon wood not 20 our or eight
y msn aSoo s' ,wa. hu Tho ar at an elevation
westerly current, which carried IL over the uppe
portion OF The city The current continued 10 carry 4
steadily along UNTIL in short tIno, the passenger,
sound themselves the jersey shore OF the North river
At this tmc the balloon an elevation of a I'M
over two thousand fcc that tho city with i hurryinr
passengers aud busy tralc, plainly visible 10 The
yoyagors Wishing TO afford his passengers view OF
Mo cart SIDE OF tho city Professor Lowe lghencd tho
saioon, which immediately assembled I'll between one
and hat and two miles high. Here a norhw esterlv
Snreni Of ar seized upon tho balloon aud carried
~. E E.. motion ZION, almost impcrceptbe, towards
e sadonal beauties which attend 10 the eye of the
sssu,s ~ II 5ne UPPER air took place e s as
loon pause momenl doubtless they would have done
-, but the aerial vehicle still kcps moving towards zoe
East river, over which In fen moments ~ passou ~
NE neighborhood OF Bs@s"e,Is isIand-romseuc anu
ame honored neshs9rlood How the untonu1Ses de
knqnenis r~ycd hc balloon might approach sufficiently
earth 70 take them away from the weary soil
Jude which so oppressed them thoe But their praycrs
we're not answered, even II heard. Professor Lowe,
wishing 10 return before night h'd set in pulled tho
valve string, by which the balloon cone ccd its
downward course, when Tho same with ut
Arsf struck, and IL proceeded tho anphithe
ssre almost Ia straight line. Indeed throughout IN
voyage II scarcely deviatcd for from Fifty
eighth street Arriving at Fifty cghh street and Third
avenue Professor Lowe throw out grnpnc which WINS
caught IN the street below and the balloon rnnel.
afcly teing towcd towards the amphiiheare
About fifteen min ties past SIX an immense crowd
Of pcorle followed IL ~ the grounds cheering vocifer
Susly Thus II the most extraordinary fcsis
record regard to aeronauics performed The bal
started from the enclosure al tfty ninth street. and
slough remained In tho air aud taversed consider
able distance during two hours through the admirable
nav gaoa OF the ssful aeronsut u returned almost 10
the spot from which started Tho balloon was anchored
within tho aBphtbeatre without any Of the passengers
beIng Obliged 10 leave the car
tahln a.csnslons continued on through the dnv,
will DO resumed this morning. none Of the gns has
been The bridal car splendid piece of workman
ship, exhibition and will be brought into use by
,he attending Benedict on Wednesday, the sth init
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13
Calico Iins Come.

| WILL ~ at the following places time
l named, 90 redeem my ce,u1'ntes /
AN not receiving more .-tmcah q pre-
eut
Greenwood, Saturday Jan ~. A. B
Wughts Monday 80 Jefferson H.
Nash $ Foundry, Thursday Feb . Dan.
rerlitld g.. Gllmer 6 ASKS SpriH. IS.
Marshall o.
| will have with me Jackets AMI paul.
OF Gray Cloth. which W, ask the Indies
to make for soldiers
A. l.. NAY.
Agent Clothing Bureau
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NJ ARRIEI),

At the residence Of the BRIDE. motbs.
Henderson, Rusk county, r.Nas, o. tt, a.,
in-t. by The l.ev. n W. iurks, tom C0ur =.
Esq to Miss NoLLlH BRYANT.
We received the cake. friend Thom ,t
you were 30 Mind a, 70 send u. gf.
prosperity and felicity 20 you aud youf bs,.
bride
At the hoase o. ;he brides falAer. in n,..
ssu county. Texas. uu the TIA of Jas1,..
lssi, hy Rev L. y l.on. NJ. RARSg
MILLER o. Miss CORNEliA A. JAPeGt.