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The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

PROGRESS PROGRESS while Free Love
Conventionists have done vast deal, in the
way of bringing disrepute upon righteous
reform proposition, it is evident to the careful
and candid observer that woman's right to
vote is approaching formal concession through
the laws that extend her privileges for con-
ducting business in her own name, and the
general, though tacit, admission of her ''pro-
per sphere in the discharge of duties in this
country which a dozen years ago she was
popularity declared unfit to undertake or un-
suited to perform. Talk of women not being
adapted to hold Office Why, they hold hun
dreds of Uncle Sans Post Offices, to day ;
and their competency and faithfulress in
handling and delivering the mails is mat
ter of official remark and compliment from
the Washington head of the Post Office De-
partment. In very short time-we have
high authority for prophecying-the vast
majority of the Post Stations will be kept by
ladies. Hasten the day when the women
shall have precedence in applying for these
Government places! Then there will be nc
Democratic party-nor can there be, any
MORE Gold Hill News.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

Why SAN NEVER MARRIED.-Sam -,
colored man, residing somewhere in Berk-
shire county. Mass, by good luck received a
fine start in the world. and soon acquired q
handsome property. When he had reached
middle-life, a friend asked him, one day,
why he did not marry, as man in his cir.
cumstances was abundanty able to support
a wife, "Oh l consider myself too good TO
marry nigger-wench. returned Sam with
a feint to turn up his nose. Marry white
woman then" continued his friend the
laws of Massachusetts, allow it, | think
" I'll be. hanged if I'd have white woman
that was mean enough to marry nigger'
replied Sam, with huge guffaw.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11
A New CLAIMANT FOR THE BRITISH Crown

NEW CLAIMANT FOR THE BRITISH CROWN.
The London parers of June Goth contain a
curious statement in relation to the crown of
England. Proceedings have taken place be-
fore the Lord Chief Baron and Judge Ordi-
nary, showing that IN consequence of two
cases of bigamy in the royal family previous
legitimately the Queen of England. but that
Lavinia Janeta Horton Rvves is. and that the
Prince Of Wales, son of Victoria, has not 50
good title to the English throne as Mr..
William Henry Horton Ryves has, because
of his being the son of Lavinia Janeta Hor-
ton Ryves. 1t is surmised that at Victoria
death. and when her son. Albert Edward.
Prince of Wales. steps in to be King, Mr..
William Henry Horton Ryves will have a
party to contest his right to the crown.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

A SAD SIGHT.-A raving lunatic was
brought to this city yesterday for treatment
In the asylum. lie was formally soldier,
member of the Forty-frst regiment. His
name is George W. Bassett. He was one of
the Andersonville prisoners, and the terrible
priyatlons which he then suffered SO shatter-
ed his constitution that he never fully recov.
cred, and was finally reduced to his present
pitlable condition. The phantom which
seemed to possess his mind was He'll, to
which he himself and everybody around him
were Fastening. Doubtless the fearful scenes
OF that death pen at Andersonville had been
scared into his brain as with a red hot iron,
TIL all else is burned out but that one terri
BILE thing which is now within him living
horror-a burning. fearful hell.-Utica Tsle.
graph.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

AN exchange says that house flies may 90
sne''a snn Take half q teaspoonful of black pep.
per per in powder, one teaspOOnful of brown own
foaar @ and one teaspoonful of cream; mi1
them we'll together, and place them .non IN .
room room on a plate, where the flies so1 are s.0a-
blesome. and they will very soon disspPe"''
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

A SIGNIFICANT CoMPARIsoN-We were
very forcibly struck with comparison
made by the Rev. Lysander Walker in his
oration at Columbia on the Fourth. lie
stated that be had been accused by Demo.
Gratis of comparing Abraham Lincoln te
Jesus Christ. The Rev. gentleman protest
ed that the charge was entirely destitute Of
foundation, for such comparison was or
moral grounds abhorrent to him; but his
political enemies have insisted with sucf
pertinacity that he did make such a compar
ison, as argued wish on their part that ht
had made it. The charge itself, perhaps
had suggested points of comparison between
them, and only one of which he was aware
and it was this: Before Abraham Lincolr
was Buchanan, and after Lincoln cam,
johnson. Christ was crucifed between tw,
thieves, so was Lincoln
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

LYNcHING IN CoLoRADo-The Denver
News, of June 9th, relates the following:
We are informed by w. A. II. Loveland,
that on Monday evening last, while Mrs.
Kenny and lady friend were going to their
home from meeting of the Good Templars
at Golden City. they were brutally assaulted
by q Mexican. knocked down, and otherwise
matreated. 1t is supposed that. failing in
his hellish design, be intended to commit
murder, to cover his crime. Mrs Kenny
struck him several blows with heavy glass
lantern, and finally drove him off. and es-
capped to her home, which is about quarter
of mile from town. The Mexican was
shortly after arrested by the Sheriff. and
placed in the custody of Williams for safe
keeping until morning. During the night
some parties came to the room where he was
confined, took Williams away by force, and
in the morning the Mexican was found hang
ing to an outrageous cottonwood on the
banks of Clear Creek. From the indications
it is supposed that he was first killed at some
distance from the tree, and afterward
dragged t. ere and hung up. Both Mrs.
Kenney and her friend, Miss Ward, were
considerably injured. but not dangerously.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

AT celebration of a marriage, a large
number Of young ladies present, the minis.
ter said, "Thuse wishing to be Joined in
the holy bonds of matrinony will please
stand up" and nearly all the Young ladies
arose.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-11

HARD HIT-A Hibernian friend re-
lates to US an incident that occurred on the
Fourth, which is well worth repeating. A
neighbor of his. an Englishm IN, was hard at
work in his yard threshing out some peas, of
the variety known as the Champion of
England" Our friend who is thorough
American in sentiment, and therefore op-
posed to such infringement on the sanctity
of the day, stopped and asked him what he
was doing. Threshing the Champion Of
England,,,' replied John Bull locking up
from his work That's what George Wash
ington was doing ninety years ago to day, y
coolly remarked our friend as he walked
away Stockton Independent.
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proposais.


O-YIos OF ASSISTANT
No STATE NEwloaK, Octobef 10. 1884 y
"A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS (fn
IA dapese) will be received by the undersigned until ocect
MONDAY Oct ~ for supplying o The q the United States
Army SUBSISTENCE STORES to be delivered In Nsw-fork %
Brooklyn follows VIZ: -
OO barrels Of quality superAne Southern. s. Louis
other brands OF FLOUR satd6e keeDisg in iaass M
brsnds msnusure be saen the bd The bee
to DO shipping order with round hoops full hsadnsd spe
buugs poaled.
10000 pounds RICE good 'tOus oak barrels like
ssnsles o bsseen this office.
The sores reqziIe9 for inmedats deireyy.
Samples The -four and rice be dehveEedsth We ppos
snd referred TO therein
copy o this be attached 10 each
complying precisely via
Each bid to have conderatioh contain TIE wn
ten Of two responsible names - follows;
ugersgned hereby guarantee that should all part
above bid be accepted shall be daily folhed according 70 -
and ondons that written eonira with bonds
10 the he value q the stores proposed 70 BE-
furnished shall be executed. ifrequred."
place business end the date OF parchsse %
with shppingemrks 70 be hereafter
must plainly marked on every package All oher oe
marks be obhtersed -
ne aour and rice viii be inspected ct the date q de-
ver with tie retained samples by inspector
pointed by fhisofce whose certificate viii be required
u be made currency ia egsitdtea as soon -
funds received Tor the porpcse.
Cohsco expected their soOda whOu! expense To the
United States uut. required for <hipment
Blanks toroPosais D be TFHed az THE Office Afh 1ssf -
seosed enrope addrse4 the EadetgEeS aad ndor6
e Pyopo,5 N for Subsstenee Siore." II. y. CLARKE,
| Bvt. Bfg-Sen and A. g. O. y.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iosyics, !
PROPOSALS for BUILDING a largo FIRE

PROPOSALS for BUILDING largo flRE.
i PROOF WAREHOUSE. At the schuylI Arsenal. Phia
Srlpb-Par. above building be at the Q5ser
Wshington; oGee OF Breyet BiGen
o. H. CROSMAH Assistant QlaT,rmasteI General Phsdephh
si.the oie Breye MTGen ; VAN VLlET ouartsrinas'e
Nely.lork. -
Specifications printed Immediately and deposited at sAsse
several places. 81, a. .u,,. H., Il, -.
and ere ge and will be received until tie th Of Oete-
.r inst. noon st Office Of Breyst Brig Oeh o. H. CROS-
NAN AsssI ouaT'e Gensre Phlatpia, where hey
he pned In the such bidders ehoese 20 be present.
l ~ of The woe complete and the time which Il
% he finished stated in Proposals. which should hs
respOnsioes Ia the
onut Of dosr bidder VIII enter ntocontracs
with ood apd sufficient security within ten days after being noh~d
Of lie ssn,s NJ. {. MEiGS
0''"' Onsrt.rms,er.C eraL Preve& Brik General.
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CTEAM.ENGINES Flax, Hemp, Tow ssaa ana nSf
- M,ohiuery Asohinisl Tools 80. TODD hAsfs
W,reLssss, NAN QszE n I. Wssss ps.e's's, va
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ATEW-lOHh ACCEAtDhh NNO'A'Si
~ k,.esn Twenty ghth aad Twenty 1nthsG-To LET for
IN Tner, ecnres class entersnments day evsn.
Inc Tao sass bali A0Py TO T. EGRBtRo No. tss
vSosdwu,
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Amrsem J

pIsTpRTs LAST WEEK IN NETWORK.
BSTs 1T, Ticket ocs so' a4
LAST Ni6uf Sat two o. the dspur. q .q
'' soS6xr3 8, SD..S SUBSCRIPTION 2rvoS
,,.,,,,. ADELAIDE RtsroRf As LADY MACBETH mn
MARY sTU2Rrs F' ' .T'~'fA uIEE
80 FtizseFfI s ogsEs or ENGLAND. az
RlsroRrs FAREWELL hArLsEg-nACsETB =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MUSIC--RLSfQRE
- LAST APPEARAEcE OF MAR sIsl0Ri ssers tss dr.,
Dc. ID Flb .ob.sriptisa ADELAiDE RisfSEI LADY azo
BETH Te.o os Brooklyn Academy sad New Yot so' ~
DISTORTs FAREWELL MATINEE IN NEW,
YosE oy I6dsd 1a%ss s ~ s ssvs Sa 3 800 ~
NOON, O.. p, aolssI' ADELAIDE sIsToRi lASS
osss a,s soss q g ;s
WINTER GARDEN. MONDAY @0
>"A 'pbg sssEETf cSo% Ds6 xiiyibikscEs
Triumphant success, before crowded sui Brilliant ra'asss d
sts D. p BOWERS, faar
~. c. booyLLom AND FINE CAST
80 100, no LADY AUDLers sEcRsr. .ow,.s
Ss. sI S9, 4. ps.as'i'a'
A::E I-Ish kiS ~ TsE D T1EE.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
oSSs. sSs' @ ss.ss s s. 81 Ss. %
rI'HEATRE FRAHCAIS.
Wed FeqItsssssth.tr near sirA.v' go
FSss6SY Si Ds cosfs
~ ~ VAUOFVILtT AND DRAMA
FRENCH OPERA.
TUESDAY EVENING. October %, az .atf
LIE CHALET.
Comic 0p,u In oas act, by Adam. - F., F. Fl. .. -,.s
Les EOCES DE- JEANETTE,
Comic 0psrs. In act BY yictor mssee
Prices " admission & Boxes -four ssaS 80 Rdaes eata
a. sscondTisr 81 ssess secured without charge FsriS
Circle. 50 csnta
Office. subscriptions tickets cckssy SONG Ne
$50 Broadway sad hsecoy Herws soA I2 and IVA srosdw
BROADWAY THEAFER Admission SO oeats
LAST WEEK BUT ONE Of tbs limited sny,ssmea, Of
!. miss MAGGIE MITCHELL "
and LAST WEEK Of "FkNCHON"
which been produced 10 ncceon u the largest mast saxhs
fashionable ssdencseesc paved under
MONDAY jOck$7s EVERY EvEHINo, - frTr
duriar the wsek ou!y aad SATURDAY MATINEE. -
FANCfDH III q.
d.
CRICKET.
FANCH0N the CRlCKEF....."s..m MISS MAOOtt hirOhELh
Landry oosios
And.the best cast Of chAscters presented
, FANCHI0NSwh give place to LITTLE BAkEF0OT Oc ~
Owing to the continuous rush for Pacss
Box oaico scea from.a to s O'Clock 'lsIy :
.CTUDIO BULDING-TENTH-ST 10
~ LAST WEEK OF THE EXHIBITION OF
Mr.. MOZlERS MARBLE SfATUAkx
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 a. m TO 5 psm
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Urn GOODS.

A T'KINEY's,
N EGaTHAyE.,
' 800 90 cIosN rMg
HGEbKERCHiEfs MUST nv
B&LMoRAIs TO CLOSE
Ras12 R2oOOS' BuslKhsss
H EssoS, TORE TO LET
fEEoowERs AND PrxTuess
LASss, Ayb "a FANCY y, eop I,nss &c. t',
'''V ii"'h' 'i'-> AND coLoRs AND BLACK.
k kAgEf lot 6 sLk yF EyEEfrS S fEcr
EXTRA A''" 'N'A 'l' ,a ssS qa re s SIR
AND VELVET TRIMMINGS. CHIPS eRAiDs' &c &C.
TRIMMINGS w0RTH &C., ct ic.
TRIMMINGS WORTH loc, at o.
TRIMMlN9s NORTH $50 sS,
rich VELVET SILK, AND FANCY BUTTONS.
B BTFTSSs %SRTa s. So p DSzES
OF RIBBONS EVERY KIND. &C. YARD uPa, N. - %,
WHITE AND 'IA0N 'n SSAT& fix EA seGEyy yss 6
Ions OF soiIED NEEDLEwoKK.
LOTS OF BANDS. Sc, 100, I5c., go. 3c nrrnr,urve
LADIES, GENTS. MISSES AND BOYS, OF
EVERY STYLE AND 'UAh'T 1of FGR Srs SaEr
VERY CHEAP Csc. TO s3
CLOSING OUT
REGARDLESS or COST
ALEXANDRA OUR EMPRESS
KIDs KIDS
ALL NEW FALL COL0R3 ALL NEW FALL c0LORS
REDUCED no 81 REDUCED TO Sc.
LADIES' LOTS or
CLOTH GLOVES, GLOVES
FROM ~, up FROM &c. UP
5000 PAIRS HOSIERY.
LADIES' HOSE, FROM I2kc up
GENTS HALF-HOSE, FROM Zoe.
BOYS HAP-HOSE, frous0c
MISSES HALf-HOSE. FROM l0c.
0'''-D]''' '''0' "o'' 1900 fARts LE00IS0s s5c
HEAVY hERINO HOSP. Doc.
EXTRA HEAYY-RIBBED HOSE. loo.
LADIES ALIrWOOL HOSE, &c.
LOTS or REMNANTS
or YEIEETS,
TRlhAIN0S
RIBBONS,
LACES
HEEDLEwo3K,
BEST FINS, &C. PAPER.
BEST NEEDLES. Sc. PAPER
HOOKS And EYES lc CARD
SPOOL SILKS, 10. SPOOL
CLaRKs BEST 2OoYARD COTTON. &C.. -, -o,,n.,, ~,
M" W BLooMERs CLOSING OUT
IN THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT ,,..,,,,,,,
or FANCY NECKLACES, CHAINS, BRACELETS =, PMS Pms
BUGLE.ORNAhIENTS, EAR-kiNG6. PORTE MONNAIkS
BRUSHES COMBS, HEAD-ORNAMEhfs &C., &c. which,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

INLANNELS! FLANNELS!! FLANNELSll!
IL WHITE, RED, GRAY AND BLUE TWILLED FLANNELS
- AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
HEAVY RED TWlLLED FLANNEL, Sic.
HEAVY SHAKER FLANNELS, &C.
PLAID SHiRTING FLANNELS FOR SOC.
YOU CAN SAVE 20 PER CENT BY - - -
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODsH
-O-S va D''N' Ar NEARLY OLD PRICES.
MUsLiYs WITHOUT ANY ADvAEcE IN PRICES.
BEST FALL DE LANES 9se;, WORTH s2c; ~
LOTS or OTHER 9ooDs EeUAtTLnxs f DhEA ! WELSH
No. as1 Elsb,h:aysl DSss Ixss!y,:sssad.t.-
7 MEMS a SPECIALITY Es@
1rtdfHEN Co., No. als rossssy deal sxca,lssiy 10 LINEN
SOdmsnl q IN t line They 90 heiE own i%p1rasa
updsald by epf hRpff ua ke2A kf1U Hf2Y4
KsIiHiz Rgn NAahv
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NEWNORK \ DAILY 0TRIBUNE
prp Goods.


DEAL THREAD LACE POINTS.
A CASE OF THE ABOVE DESIRABLE GOODS
JUST RECEIVED IN
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co,
CANAL CORNER OF MERcER-ST.
HOSIERY AND UNDERGRADUATES,
In every variety and quality for
MISSES, LADIES AND GENTS WEAR
scARFs.
oRAyATs
TIES,
LINEN COLLARS
aud CUFFS.
KID.
SILK.
CLOTH,
BUCK
ha~oANrs DE sUADE.'
0AgNrLETs
HOUSEKEEPING AND WHITE GOODS.
BLANKETS and FLANNELS,
CLOTHS,
cLoAKIN0s.
TWEEDS
MELONS
FANCY
CLOAK MATERIALS,
and CALooEs
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE Co.,
CANAL. CORNER OF MERCER-sr
INDIA SHAWLS.
CHOICE SELECTION
NOVELTIES
LONG AND SQUARE
INDIA CAMELS HAIR
SHAwLS.
ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & COS.
To which they ask an examination.
STRIPED INDIA CAMEHS HAIR LONG
SHAwLS.
$50 EACH
GREAT BARGAINS
Also.
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
FRENCH CASHMERE.
oiAY AND cmNTz BoRpERED PAISLEY.
BROCHB.
FANCY WOOL
LONG AND SQUARE SIIAwLS,
LAP AND CARRIAGE RUGS
GENTS TRAVELLING WRAPPERS &c, &c
Nos. oC7, 800 aud 81 CANAIrsT
EALL AND WINTER CLOAKS
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
INVITE AN INSPECTION t
LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
cLoAKs, sAcoUES
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.
CARRIAGE AND OPERA cLOAKs
USsuSPAssRB
STYLE, MATERIALS AND FINISH
Br Ant OTHER rHH CITY.
ALSO,
JUST RECEIVED, A CASE OF
REAL ASTRACAN CLOAKS.
EXPRESSLY TOR rHnS
RETAIL SALES.
Nos. 9o1. 800 and gll oANAIrsT.
5VELyETs'
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE &c Go.
INVITE THE INSPECTION or BUYERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
to their present seasons importation Of
BLACK AND COL0RED SILK NELtETS,
AND VELVET RIBBONS.
OF THEIR
WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR MAKES.
And for with the greatest aud Of the best
materials.
CANAL, COR MERCERST.
EALL DRESS GOODS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE G. Co.
Are now Offering fsIl lines Of oil the
NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
DRESS GOODS.
THIS SEASONS IMPORTATION
PLAIN.
CORDED,
FANCY coLoRED,
BLACK SILKS,
WHITE AND CoLO1EB sATfNs,
FOR EVENING COSTUMES.
MORE ANTIQUES,
REAL IRISH AND FRENCH PoPLIHs
VELOUR OTTOMANS,
EMBROIDERED FRENCH PoPLINs,
MERINos EMPRESS CLOTHS
sCoTcli WOOL PLAIDs,
w1SzEYs
DELAINES.
CAsHMEREs, &C., &C.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
CANAL. CORNER OF MERCER STRICT.
POPULAR GOODS
POPULAR PRICES.
UNION ADAMS
No e37 BROADWAY,
IS NOW OPENING
THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
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QlsrtermA.,er.GersraL Breyss BrS General.
SING SING PRisoS, AeESr ASP waRpESs U5ges,
September II, lSot. )
DROpOs Is FOR CONVICT LABOR.-Pursuan,

September H. laoh
PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LAB0R.-Pursuant
70 resolution Board State Prison Inspectors sealed
be,eceyed by the undersigned at this Office until the
m October oock fer ihe abo aud services
confined n this Prison te employed the
Qayg Cutting and Nsnu tartng store the term Of Five
years 10 commence On the lstdsy Of M.rrh l8
Also m he labor and service. 100 Male ConYes confined Ia tbs
Prison employed tie manufacture Of Coh snd Chins tor
Of Five on the l Day 81 rosem
With the labor and scch eonvs employed IN quarry
Ing cutting manufacturing the contractor 70 nst the Pt
ge OF qssrFys cutting and manufacturing Hcoe IN ne qgaes
the same 10 tie public highway and TO and from The docks the yafd
With . ibor and service. such eonvs employed the
ure Of clothing sbe In tie yard Of the tnon VIA
M e entered into for such labor and service,
with lie date peyy names Of CONTRACTOR ard en sure
Ti Iii bs deros,sd tbs Office with the Clerk Of tide
Pan G he inspection al per'ons deous Of proposing there
for. -. - ...t.-.A 4. .,.x-vt..
.n ,t addressed 10 the unds gned and marked Fro
n, G me Labor CoEyicis the Stone OoaTss those Tor
lie lsbor of be employed IN the ssnuisctare
m "A H. sldrsed lac and marked fioposss M ne
Labor OF be Employed the ManaactuIe 81
Tv n,t sabsaatsy The form oil thu printed otsA shen
~ rrsd Clerk Of th Prison 70 any person apprns
rs, sey be accompanied by the written consent o. tho
become said coDtraet and they mns have
inst Of the lies IN no, tess than saw a.
viewed by u, chap go ofhs law Of TO- 40, p
TSe viii be oTened 81 The lnpecte once IN %" f'"
a. ~ ~ b day of October 1850, at y o'clock rocn
Oh viii ned which Oilers than one price
% S.T the reserved to the Inspectors with me assent OF
~ 10 al Of the proposals made II they
shall e'" i'f'As interest," o. VIC H. JOHNSON. Asss.
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Drp o.

tOtu XII ....rt..-
--~-~~~~>~--~-~>~-~-~~-~o~(->-~- -
1rr rlargt
-44
AT POPULAR PRICES.
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
FRENCH MERiNO5 =
ALPACAs,
WHITE GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
LINENS
CURTAINS LAcE3,
HUSLINS
FRENCH EEEDLEwoRK ana
REAL LACE GOODS.
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHIgG, n.t
FRENCH sndUERMAN CoRsETs.
BRADLEYs HOOP SKIRTS.
LINEN HANDKERcHfEFs
LACE TRIMMED HANDKERGaIEFs
Ribbons
yELYETS
BUTTONS,
TRIMMINgs
LESS THAN JoBBERs PRfoHs,
FANCY GOODS and
LADIES TOILET ARTICLES,
CENTS FORNIsuiN9 ooOps,
HOSIERY Sd UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, CATERS, &c.,
WoRSTED snd
WOODEN SHAWLg.
gONTAGS, HOODS. &C., -.-...--
ATPoPULsR PRICES. -.r
DESCHAMPs rs
DESQHAMPs
DESCIIAAfP'S
OUR WELL KNOWN BRAND or KID GLOVE,
NOW THE MOST POPULAR IN THE CITY,
DESCHAMPs KID GLOVES,
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
r. III. MACY!
FoURTEEETH.sE. AND sIxTHAvE.
No &C FoUETEEHTH.sT. BETWEEN FIFTH sIXTHAvE.
NOS. 2A AND 200 sIXrHAyE.
A BLUxoME'.
FALL STYLES.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
RIBBONS.
BU0LE oIMPs
BUoLE GHooss
BUoLE ORNAMENTS.
BUoLE BUTTONS
KID GLOVES
CoRSEp5.
r. BLUX0ME,
No. LIN Broadway between Tweuy fh snd Twenty sisth
AT SMILE & Co.'S
n No. 76J:Broadway
Between Eighth ami Ninihsa.,
Have jus, received and viii offer Tor sale
On BOMBAY, OCTOBER VI
40 Pieces RICH coLoRED SILK yELOURS
FRENCH POPLIN8
at 30 per yard,
IN 81 tbs latest PARIS SHADES
which viii be superior any offered in this country and
de, vii ind advantage examine them befocc Porcha
ing elsewhere
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MINSTRELS, 720 Broadway.
The success Of this great troupe Is be.
Voud al precedent. The wonderful
Icon In new and original buTlesquss.
Irwin Kelly's new ballads. Tie trio
III ereat Comedians, George Chrisiy,
Frsik Moran and John Allen, In side
splitting acts. Dick sandss Cham.
pion CLOG Dances. First appearance Of
La nri.inaI SnlNnI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-20
Stand Back, WAite Soldiers.

The pay department. announces it's
readiness to pay the bounties to negro
soldiers, granted by the Rump Congress
in June last. 1t will require $50, 900, 900
twenty million dollars) to meet such
claims. This will drain the Treasury so
low that the white soldiers will have to
wait many months yet for their bounties.
Congress provided bounty for the white
soldiers out of '.any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriately" but as
the negro bill was passed first, the dar-
key soldiers claims must all be paid be-
fore the white soldiers can reach dollar.
None of the Government officers are
responsible for this; they must obey the
laws as passed by the Rump Congress.
The blame is entirely with the Disuni-
on majority, who considered it their
first duty to reward their 'colored breth-
eren" because in the war they bore off
the PALM" "l Let it he recOllected, too,
that the sum OF $500 each WAS uppropri-
ated for the negroes, although none of
then, served three years. and that only
the sun, of 800 M.its set aside for the
white soldiers ct 1861 and 1862 for three
s-anrs Service M. Err l',ass.