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ss II You are N want Of any kind of PRINTING
can at the Daily Prsss once.
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5oor - hin, Nosbo obo++od avvav bevitchinglv self
reliant the centre Of an admiring group until MIR Ell
wyn was ready to rush out of the room in transport
If exasperation
4Ilow me to congratulate vou on your treasure OF
wife sir said Col Warrington Il have always known
So 3roe baautv but never appreciated her claims to
5Lo = III ~ J ~ i
FIyryn @ared speechlessly at the polite colonel who
was evidently surprised at the ungracious reception OF
m tsele bt have expeeted' he muttered to
ts"if az, i,T ferceIv at his mousaches "What the
dI,oo Ak bri9,r her here for if didn't want every
f1oi =, soo;+,o a. an down md worship her?"
9t1fIS " - III; Iri1a after dinner Kateg" he asked
her one evs6in@ after about three days spent in this
varr ad;fvino ISanner
Il corfdi ns;bl, This evening" she said adjusting
tre wreath Of wv hat depended from her shining hair
styyeve orrarcd scb I nice moonlight party to ride
ont to fhe naZ-2 vard y
tsWei what's tbaf tn rrevent me from driving you
t1,ara9S, asked NJ FIvyy5 aTyionsly
te0ir narfZ is all made m said Kate, cooly "Tve
promised to 90 in Mr. Garnetts carriage He is de-
firb+fIjIy, aoreaobla and iike him so Tnueh''
7ssPha 'diciens Won dop, groyled EIwvn his face
eIonoatinq and GROWING dark
s'l{nt MI tell Won what YOU might do if you pleased"
srrgestad Kata innocentIv Miss RAYMOND would
ill., fo co Tve M donbf or Mrs Everest and there
be no possible objection to an carriage IN the par
tv sothat-
'iegano Miss RAYMOND and Mrs Everest" said the
ira+o husband
with ali nv heart, my DEAR" said Kate. "only,
Won see it is quite impossible for to break my prom
Mf o L w e tgGF ofs san #as % 5pd % watched tie merry
M e yo Of bcir yoices and iubant laughter echo
= otfS1 tro U tbe Serene moonght ike a mockery of
Is 60 57Ioony reflections He had never felt ut
ms own froTn in the whole coure of his life
'ot .n a What "a beautiful eve ling for ride
;hod Aurora RAYMOND looking sweetly up from a
yG3n9e of poems, as Mr. Elwyn reenered the drawing
rooq ,I ioon not unlike man who had Just had mo-
ier igo,. nItracted iygl
Brs e i indenanv remarked more like bear
sitting moroseIy down to the perusal of
t t,ii a,,ars Alas for the midnight curls and
cnG oIio,taI neI their smell was broken!
How og the slow creeping hours seemed before Kate
m fine n9Tsment before the door he went up to
= 49, ~ l ~ ond tried uspIpssIy enough to anluse
himself with BOOKS aua 49, ~ = ] rcDatio to
were nnayang; t @ nc, non7y tRonohta sore
"hch ne tufHq4' = 80 49, ithor His society
pang-o think at hafG @ was sep Py yoice and i3 smile
that she neFef lsSfo n he ttered to himself
~ wonder II m J9alGus g - .tIts not
still puckng fiereey at ms as carr n1o f. as
an agreeble sens9Gn a a. 1 al roro and tbe widow p
felt 50 whenever Hrtea WIN Auioi l'' V'i WV"
I4ls was . ne" eoliSt'l i E-oto,s baart vould
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4. SAM L NAiHAN.
T. [. MAXWELL 4 Co,
raa.sa AND GENERAL MERCHANDIsE BRoEERE,
4.l Commission Merchants,
10 IS Natchez street, New Orleans, La.
vE-Hr md to the purchase and sale q Cotton,
F+ -aa Molasses Coffee, Rice, Baggiug Rope, and
Gar- En- handise Consignments and orders from
ue- a4ars i thu country will meet with prompt
tauUoe
REFER TO
4gE0a5y#f lows. Esq, $. Woolf Co,, Mobile
N.w Orleans, O. D. Hooker, Esq, and
Stevens s. -mour. NO A. J. Kerr, Esq,
NJ L- G # Marks NJ O. Jackson Mississippi.
N. h5 Su and, Esq, Livingston Minis, Esq,
Halg S ings, Miss Enterprise, Mississippi.
E # 0unr ESQ. d. G. Lyles, Esq.,
tnEHd l. Miss Raymond, 'ss9Ei.
t...r. EHtaa Esq. w f. TunnGrd Es#.
EteEs n.g Miss Baton T5H.a i8e.
I#.p3r # Issen A. ID. Banks, I
Nau4it hes La MontgoI yI AIN.
Aar Orb as, July %, 1SG5-5m
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qT r NJ s

Tn-WEsrERx is published weekly, at FIVE
N annum, THREE for six months, srurable in
No subscription taken for less period than
l.
iEMENTs inserted az the rate 'ot = ~ f1R
the first insertion and Is CENTs for each
one Eight lines or less, constitute q
tberal deductions made to those who adver-
year
notices, marriages, public MEETINGS, cards
etc.. to be paid for as advertisements
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GEN LEE AND THE FALL OF SUMTER--N A57.#1 "a%
September ga long letter is published toe eat
the heading. "The Rcbcllion-Where the { Hl- lfEs.
The subject is further considered, and the answer
Mr. Holt for himself and OF Messrs. Seward 5@e 9ssg
ton. bv Mr. Weed and Gen. Meigs TO his GaTAsFia
spccch, are reviewed by Montgomery Blalr;
Ii the course Of this letter he mentions tIt o9W@
circumstance: "Let observe here, 1t WaS sne a o.
fort Sumter that produced on the instant the 2sans
of secession and filed Virginia with troop 1n JG'
gulf States to carry it before the people Its p@
ordinary men may be conceived by the lntr 6 2 r.
erted over Gen Lee. My father was authors "5 5E
president and Mr.. Cameron, secretary OF war. 10 coz
verse with Gen. Lee, and ascertain whether 81 "aH
accent the command Of our army in the field Re +aJ
ter was written for, and he met my father at Ia=e
where they conyersed for an hour or more. Ts
few DAYS before the ordinance was passed ea t5
concluded the conversation by saying sec 't Wt
anarchy and added, that if he owned the t5. a
of slaves in the south he would cheeriuilT sac e
to the Union but he did not know how he ae 0.Ts'
his sword on his native State He said he l' Sc
Cen Scott on the subject before he decided com
mittee from the Virginia convention, while s.e E" aF
and nv father conversed, were hunting for b A 'u#
the city They met him on his leaving the horse II
repaired with them to consult with the conyt&s as
have since learned, about some mode OF sz5'1..s4
The fall Of Sumter settled the question for h- enc i-
convention"
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THE LAST DAY.-During comparat TeIF ggs
career on earth, several 'slast days" have been ln
nounced; Miller of the Mlerites, being aieneus
among the prophets OF the approaching juds aaa1 i
it be true as the Scriptures assert OF "the ST. cr
ing" that 1.-The day and the hour, no man sea. .a.
and that It's approach viii be hidden even II - au
gels but little faith can be placed IN the Pre- q
the seers who cry "Lo here, and "Lo! the s.f
midst
Among the latest of the latter-day prophe g.
Baker an officer of the "Royal Bombay i&.aaa a's.
Without any of the usual eccentricites of era 5f-
men Capt Baker is a careful calculating ST. p
a deep, methodical thinker. He has just leg
work in England entitled, The Day and I'll ..s
Notes of Prophecy; Sketch OF the future
from the Bible" His calculations are al made q
Scripture data. but his conclusions are, Of
own. In his strong faith the Captain has g..
near future with test predictions which WI #&
within the short space of three years, into taa
of literary charlatan, or raise him to the aEa
ton Of a second John the Baptist-a harbln = T.
who is to come. The new Interpreter bin aEr se
down to days and dates, which must be seal $ . -
seal Of prophecy, or they will turn on the
and brand him false prophet ana pima a.= a
ATTEMPTED to deceive the nations
The 9Th of October, 1867, he decrees to q aNg o
humiliation Queen Victoria is to retire ano g He
of Wales is to be made Prince Regent In
Prince George, of Greece, is to disappears &-s
tfia will seize Greece, and Russia VIII acc a.-
KEY In August 1871, Russia and Austria .lt'A q
war on France June Sd, 1872, the Empero' Y 3.
is to be killed in Palestine, and Louis NaPo.ag :
become supreme monarch of all the old K H= 20
tory, except Britain. December 9Th, 1874 Ea s.
the resurrection Of the just and September l
for the reappearance of Christ ~ p .tal-s'
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TuE RoTHscu1IDs-Among the Jewish members of
parliament already returned are baron h. De Roths-
child for the CITY of London, Mr.. alderman Salamons
for Greenwich baron NJ. A. De Rothschid for blythe,
Sir Francis Godsid for Reading Mr. Frederick Gold
smid for Honton, and Mr.. n. NJ. De Rothschild for
Aylesbury.-N. 7 News.
Sxtvfye wears ago the founder Of the present pow
erfu house Of Rothschild obscure Jew, doing
small business pawnbroker IN one OF the poorer
streets of Frankfort-on-the-Man Little did he then
dream perhaps that his descendants, under the name
of the unpretending red shield which served as bus
mess sign above his humble door, would in half CEN
tury, have their representatives IN the British parma
ent and would form, with their great houses at Lon
don Paris Frankfort Vienna and Naples, a financial
monarchy powerful than any crowned head IN
Europe.
During the career Of Napoleon the grand duke Of
Saxony forced to fly before the French army, and
left with the humble Jew of Frankfort the sum OF
900 crowns for safe keeping On his return, two or
three wears after he was greatly surprised day by
the appearance of the Jew with the 10000 crowns,
which he had regarded so much money lost by the
accidents of war
But the jew had not suffered the gold to lie idle. He
had handled it to such advantage that by the time the
grand duke returned he had increased the deposit
from twenty to forty thousand crowns This he took
to be none of the grand dukes business and, hence
left him in ignorance of the fact
The grand duke regarded the return of his gold
remarkable instance honesty the part of the jew,
and as such mentioned it to the crowned heads of Eu
rope who after assembled at the conference OF
Vienna. They, too, thought 1t remarkable; and to
show the jew their appreciation OF his honesty num-
Der of them at gave him their Patronage that is,
they borrowed money of him-a method Of testifying
their esteem which might have been the rum OF the
Jew; but as it turned out it was the making Of him.
The borrowers were hard up, and he made them pay
handsomely for all they got.
When the old man died. he left five sons to inherit
his immense wealth Finding the city of Frankfort too
narrow field for the employment of so much capital,
and having dropped their fathers name and borrowed
a higher sounding from the sign above his door,
thew established banking houses in London, Vienna,
Paris and Naples-only one of the brothers remaining
in their native city. They have continued to prosper,
keeping their wealth in the family by internarryng
among themselves exclusively, until their wealth sur
passes that Of
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4 ScRIMMAGE.-At political meeting held lately IN
Hillsborough, Ohio Alex. Long and a Mr. Maginnls
spoke The latter, having laid down the proposiuon
that the right of secession was the fundamental pFhcl
De of republican Governments that 1t was III the eEer
else of this said sacred right that our revolutionary
fathers threw off the yoke of Great Britain, and that
the south was only carrying out the same great prn-
ciple in seeding from the Union! AT this point cor
D6r James Pike late of the veteran 4th Ohio cavalry
and author of an interesting book lately published
called "The Scout and Ranger, asked Maginnis very
cyIy if he really believed that State had the right to
seeede Magnnis replied that he did, and would try to
convince him pike that he right. He proceeded
in the same strain for nearly half hour when Pike
again asked him il he thought the south right in
seeding. Magnnis evaded direct answer, and Pike
repeated his question: but Magnnis continued his
speech without any further reply Pike became greatly
excited and said. 'Then you call every soldier who
killed rebel during the war, murderer am sol
der myself and I've heard enough of this talk, and 1t $
got to be dried up right off, AS he said this, he threw
himself over the speakers stand, and sprung upon the
platform. Maginnis fell back step or two, drawing
pistol as he did So and Pike advanced toward him,
fired the ball passing through Pixies hat, and glancng
off his forehead making a Slight wound Pike then
drew his revolver and fired the ball just grazing Magn-
mis- head Maginnis struck Pike several blows on the
head with the butt of his pistol and fred agaiR the ball
missing entirely Almost at the same instant Pike tired
second time wounding Maginnis in the side BY this
time our efficient marshal Manning had rushed between
the parties at the risk of his own e and with the ad
of several citizens succeeded in separating them and
stopping the fight The friends Of the parties took them
away to examine and dress their wounds when, iortu
nately it was found that neither was dangerously
| wounded though both had YeTy narrow escapes.
The occurrence of course broke up the meeting.
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DRY GOOD S .

rg X r5sr ms. II. Il. AtslEEooG.
VIM. C. T0MPKINS & CO..,
NEW ORLEANS.
iumed business at their old .ara. s.. z.
a g inc street, corner of Canal, H3afa tlett
viii ag -oa.l a Full Assortment OF IHF 3soeosy
f0g country lerchants and planters.
l0ar aa4 is ENTIRELY NI.W, and H ae &api
-aE-...a -yCIy arrival. .t#A #
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= the Wizard King

ThToned III the mines of Ind"
Some Of them write their name De Rothschld :;
several of them have been knghted by the queen OF
England, and three Of them are in parliament.
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NrcRo yoT1NG-There are only two Sta ln
Union where the negro is allowed to yot eH
property qualification They are Vernon zr
Hampshire; the former Of which has on aa
voters, and the latter, 190
In Massachusetts, every voter must, with t''
have paid State or county tax, unless e. sa.'
taxation.
IN of o,5o 5nred and tbirvfour dola or eE
clear yearly value Of seven dollars, over aal SO
rent.
A coIored person is not allowed to vote Il
unless he has resided in the State three ye PIG
freeholder in value of Two hundred and 4z a1
and paid tax thereon.
Massachusetts, which docs not, at hon allow
man TO vote who has not paid State or 2-H6y 'aA
ecty-for they all pay it indireetly-ls .es
| that the Southern States shall allow neg ~
without such discrimination. She goes @ aA.
| sal black suffrage at the South, while del &
poor whites at home. This is Iassael Pa
! thropv, or preference for negro to white
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legal Notice.


GIPREME COUKT--llENRY II. GOD
- FREY ma ErlilNE d. GODfRElhi. ............
vito Paufifs. 1esin,t Abraham ~. Goifr'y sU :.
aud Leah =. Godfrey ss vile; janice J.. Al hrSenue
drew aHd Lucy Ann Androvs biz vifei Joseph stamp
God I.y and Amelia UoIrry. b. wiiei Wash. 80 cents:
in..0u Godfrey alI Ann toifr5, Do vito, clnctied
Samuel H. Godfrey snd Harriet \ Godfrey his ''''.''''
WIFE osr..i rs Oodllcy. Elizabeth n. Godrry Harriet
g.. Godfrey. ir Isabella h. Oodiiry. Edwsrine Godfrey,
Homie. h. D0CiIry, and Abraham W OodIoy snd Josph
God.y Executor Of te iaf w md tetlment Of Edward
Godlray, deotf ed l1d oeph Godry, Iuseo named Ia
the 1-t WI .ud tfiWrut Of Llwl.d Godfrey. deeeasrd
l-udnuisIo tlr dceadluts sbovrnuHed and c1ch oi
irI. Ncu hereby tnaoued srd required o answer Tho
plant IN tls action wh, VIII h' filed Ga tho office Of the
Csls az c g. and County Oi Neviok, 10 the Cfv Huil
u sid city and o. cory 81 70 tlr aid
complaint lha b.0ber 90 their No. lin Broadway
New YORK City within twtuty tlJl after the service Of tl
tIu1ors you, exclusive of Tho day ~ suc service 1nd II
f1 answer tIe rId lon plant Wthn the time ai0f
lid the plaintiffs n the lciiou win apply % the Cont i0r
tnc 90 GET d.tuded Boo Tie complaint Dated Aug 1869.
AtAHeh. cor WALLIS. Plcinuf5 Attorcys,
No. 40 Broadway. NeN-fogk tfy.
le compliant n Che abovcenfitrd iaton was duly tied IN
lie ora 81 the rla OF hc City and Co4nty Of New York
ou thc .il day oi August, 1905.
MARSH. COZ WALLIS, Prntii Attorneys.
OF lfgtfLu
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1mnsemcnin.
WALLACKS.
w Proprietor and Msnager...Mr LESTER WALLACK.
trnIs EsrADLlsHNgST DOES ADVERTISE IN rRA
sEw-YORK HERAtD)

Open at \ Be9in at 8.
TUESDAY,
Second tine this ses4on the popular play in sets by Lowell
author Of The Tr Of Love" The Wife Secret 40 &c,
LOVES SACRIFICE.
with beautiful ,cenrry elegant costumes end appointments
Gnd grrat ca.t, IL which
Me.srs. r. L. Davenport Charles Fisher John Gilbert
W. Hoson, b. +. Rinsgod. w. H. Norton. j. I. Nhlini'
son, Pope Word Misses Msd-lue Herques, lone bilSe,
Mary Barrett and Mr. John Seton will sppssh 49,,
WEDNESDAYS tiuicl STILL WATERS KUN
DEEP and lCt or PARLE FKhNCAlS.
THURSDAY,
Mr.. J. W WtLLACK
viii make his r,t appearance ia DRAMA Of intense Interest
and pjwgiia thecis. emitted
LOST IN LONDON
The Drama viii b. produced With NEW SCENERY and
APPOINTMENTS, aud
4 POWERFUL CAST.
FRIDAY sud SATl BDAN-LOST IN LONDON.
The debut OF Mr +. ROBINSON viii be dny announced.
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Gcacber5.
Daucln9 acaocmcs
n H. RIVERS

n H. BlVCRS'
Y. UANCING ACADEMY
No. .J ,.h,rmr5h. iu-tt. Eroo.lyH.
Ca..es 'oi Beginner fiuin- send for CirgulsT
irrolo 70 t,Eu Jog Pamphlet continuing tc ulgan aud
Fashionable = lille.
nE GAKNOs DANCING ACADEMY, No
- West t,ul'cethsl urtu Tor the reception 81 pu
p.it oU " DNl-DANS lui s Ara kDAfS.
nd a. o. I.-tt md A.ti.rs It'd D. tfcnu
oiat.-. frUI4 o. .s 4 . r. iH.a.
a NV CLASS fpk TIL GEHMAN' NOW
EDANiNG
HAVING had fhc houar'o bc elected Corresponding Member
oitAn So.sf fniif il o.. FatieJt &c iaA'r e. Pans
ffi.f ls Ibt,tlr bIniJi drt O-ff s danrus rf7-
i,t . u., ,osety wi be- forwarded TO 40 ~ soon a.
riHdue'd. a.
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OrARTEEnAsrER GPSERAIs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON D. & Ocl. a 1873
FINAL SALES Of GOVERNMENT

EINAI. SALES Of GOVERNMENT
Il HORSES and MULES.-Wi be sold at pnnrc suction
SuDr month OF NoNembr 10 TIE Lae bidder a. me
time and places named below VIZ;
EevYorS Ciy-TUESDAf o. each week lo' HORSES
N,S{ort City-THURsDAY OF each wees, 100 MULES
sseb day. .,,.,.,,,,.r,..,.,,
PhTsselnhis Pa-ThURSDAY, November 2 @, l6 and ~,
fL.ed. paia, pa-SATURDAY Of eseh week 100 MULES
Harrisburg. Pa-TUEsDAY Of each week, 100 MILES
harrisburg Pa.-THURSDAY, November =. 9, Is and q.
ne tGc re- Ps-TUEsDAY. November = loo
BORSES - M
Poiisv'le. Pa-FRpAY. November 70, 100 HORSES.
Chester Delaware Comfy, Ps-NEDNEsDAi, No'em'
Tiu.yiIlr. s-THURsDAY November i6, 100 HORSES.
Ttu.viIle. Pa-THURSrAY November 30. 100 HORSES.
Iitusyile, r. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, November -
STU o. Nv ~ DELAWARE
Wilmington, Delft EsDAH Of each week, 100 HORSES
Wilmington, Del-FRIDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
each day. -
MARYLAND. go
BshimoTe, Ma. "WEDNESDAY November 10 IV
ssiaoro Md.-wEDNEsDAY, November 19 100
HORSES. -
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each ~ee@' i01
no SALE Of MGLEs WILL TAKE PLACE Al WASH.
INGTOS D. G.
Al this series OF sales oil the Government anius vii be
d. posed a. Buyers Should therefore avail themselves o. this
For of publ; animals in tie West - official "est
srl ne6s papers.
Sales commence 81 ID o'clock f..
Terms Cash a. Juted States currency.
BY order OF the O4ate.rla,teI Uen. Ia .
Breyet Bfirader-G Genera.
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At THE COOPER * rfTUrr


The same e. formerly VII be- exercised 20 tae se'ee
ton 90 subjects thit nothing maJ occur TO oeld lo mos,
f-tdious lady.
SO tie close several teeth win he rac;ed wiki tie sa,
without pau, ior pfIrs invited hom The a1ouce. The
Iliicsopiy ot the oprTs'4.. VIII be- ApHiled.
1fCBFrs - CtgTs tor safe 1t the Cotton Dental Rooms
No 10 per lutuie and 1t the dosT. Open to corn.
meucr az q O'Clock.
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tINHEO. THOMAS,s GRAND ORCHFSrR

4 -rHEO. THOMAS b-gs 10 thar the service,
u hli wen known ORCHESTRA eau be obtained Tor CON
CERfS, COMMANDMENTS, FAIRS, 81.
Engagrment for Weiing Balls and Private Parties viii
1sobe accepted aud siy number required furnished
Applications % by made az SIElSWAl s sons Wan.
Nos n and 80 Fast Pourteeuths st. and at MASON a
fAMLlh'S Wageroorls. No. 40 Broadway
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OFucE % Tua sIngEr Conmlslo1Ea, /

no. 20 BHnADWAr Wv YORK. ,
rT'O CONTRACTORS. 49, PROPOSALS IN
closed in sealed envelope iud1rfed with DE ie %! DE
work aud wl the II tue hii'cr written thereon vs.
BE- received % is oce untu MONDAY, November -, hi
90 N o'r0rl a..
for rebuilding Pier namber Tweutyone. snd Bulheid
between Pier numbers Twenty sud Twenty ttt RIVER
For rebuilding P.,rnau.lrf fsent, niue. East ItyeG
For Trbul ding Picr number tony-1ue Elst Ntrc
For filling sunten lots south side oil Mauhatt-''fee
both ridr. OF Tenth avenue.
for tefiuc Curb l1d Cutior Firl avenue, between
Eichty. sixth end .hty ninth strets. .
Biit forms Of proposai,. together With The pe'hctonf
ard aerecugur br0htured % this Ose.-Dales street
u. psftmrn' Sew y orb, November H.. 1865
CHARLES q. CORNELL. Street Comrissl. lor.
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| ECTURE Al COOPER INSTITUTE.

| ~ u" " wv IN '-'' i / . / 10
ID. GLEASON commences mis- course Of Six H.,oor...
sc.eath' a"d in'uucye Lectures on Physical Couture"
applied TO mental and moral improvement, on THURsDiY
EVENING NOV. ., On tie SKIN and HAIR. and d a.r
proper treatment how 20 secure peary Transparent bl
n ssii and compilation how 10 cultivate and preserve t.
human hair from preacre decay and loss of color Ss Uses
fnd abuses Of battling and clothing Gc spl.nddk la.
tra'ed with ha4as and Models costing over So ooo IA
Paris
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MILITARY DIVISION of TIE MISSIS-
dUaRrERmAsrER's OFFICE FtIi' u s MILITARY RAIL
ExrEXsIyE SALE Or GOllIEaNAKNr RAILROAD
MILITARY DlrsioS or TnE TENNESSEE, }
Cmss orRTEeN.sTE ofTIcE. I. -, :. w * II
WILL BIZ SOLD al tUBLiC AUCTION on No'en'
Der 70 1858 2, H. Foo, PopsF..t r. Le9is. no
Or November IS 1888 ya-d Of the JenTsonve Raj
'd f s2 SI jf cSr G, tHo7aa 81 INCHES
On Noyrinbef -, 100 a. Looi.yi e. ny.
si7oa G Gl,@ ! Tender id -'' --- 40 "
smo4e stack kusior Tfac6
ii1sa csts. u TTacs Cars
5000 Pounds Of SC iron.
e Military Raj road supplies remaining hapd al that
pace, consisting III Iiit o. follows;
900 Eighty TONS assorted IRON.
Oh Eis-, aanof.a ,.n rs s seTsp if'n'
0j One ton rig Lead.
And genera a..siteut Of small Stores suitable foI ra
On December llh, 1865 q, Nssbyile Tuu The entire
nolk I'D srryiceabe Stores o. thr I. : Military
k road remaining hand at tie General supply Store CON
Eis'ins in part ss follows;
COON Twenty thousand Axes.
los Tuns 1.sd bar lyon. ~. e. bird Ange
1aOl Eighty ,ul.s BouaT AID ials igon,
tjl Til I'VE tuus assorted steel.
cSSC, Tw.rty,ye laud pound. Eurire Bros. Cut u-s
Gas Pipe das FIXTURE o. ah kind~
Si 1i1. Bsanee.. Gra. Go,z, Of every de.cp.
Stoyrs tion,
Hs,rLets Close Naees an lies.
nuts Cav. Lining and Tmpins
Ns'i. sad Sp.ly.. hon cut Copper Riyej' and
HsIefs bg-rs,
Sssa tlss, ssd Paint q al Sheet Copper and BTuss
kidd. Claims aad Rope OF al Sizes
+ ..rosJ I.ar-- Tlo-ks. Ttck.' End suars',
Cooking stoves and FLxtuges kelly Head Lights
t~atlug stove.
Full Sets Of Carpenters B'aczsmths md SIddlr' Too
H. bbpr giugf betting Guai and L-a hef tI' Butts
Screw Ulwsre Of an va JOS, ard alo.s rtey ac.e
suitable Tor Ebr0sd operation al lie yei} best LILY
Also.
@, Three large LsiLes. Stevens Bro Manufacturer.
u Two FL-.ers. ce,s4s A. Coz hsrlla nrrrs.
ii One Oh Cutter snd Gear Gutter Gould Bros Manu-
factrfe.
OBJ one All. cut oG Lathe Werner Nli,nty
Oh Two Fol blow.rs fuediunl.
80 One Upright Engine. g. 81 Or.e Power
Ql One 'rrp-l lemuicT aud ku-ue, Hover Potent
Nl Que Br6onIe.l steam Hanuie-.
80 One Sellers Steam Hammer
viii asO b. sold 20 tue time, large amount ~
srrceabe and seeondhl Broac TooI o al Kinds. Goa
t.tue Of
Carpenter Too.s.
Wie.iwright Tools.
Bl-cksmitEs Tool.
Nac..uttt Tool,
Stoves and Pi1r Hope Chains, ETC., -t;
TERMS CASH. ~ GOV tENMthI fLNDo.
Catalogue u uiatoli. 90 b. ecdi 'It' - ne '
tiuel y spp carton Cspt s. X. Haui 4. a. NJ and q.
that a. bem9r ppiie- ou 20 Capt Jno iaik. A. = ~
fbe attention ~ l.e's md Ita1iosd Companies 10 pt'c1
Siy ingi,edt1 'iir sale.