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H. Journal Of Travel. In Brazil By Professor aud Mrs
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H. Complete Prose Works Of John o. Whittier. New
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%. Stories Of Many LandS, By Grace Greenwood.
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q. Dants's Viva HuOva. Translated by Charles E.
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9 The History Of the Ant. Slavery Struggle Ia the
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health elegance and comfort On all night trains lux
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IN RAILRoAD--ls66


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FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND KRNsINoToN
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HEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
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In OCTOBER.

the DIAMOND TENNYsoN. New and Complete
kdton OF frennyson's Poems in one beautiful volume
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THE PRosE WRITINGS OF JOHN O. WHITTIER.
COnIri.ing Literary RsereatiOas," "oid Portraits
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NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.

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splendid sleeping cars attached TO all night trains
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vENILR BOOKS.

To be published during October and Hovsmbsr
STORIES OF MANY LANDS. By Grace Greenwood
RED-LErTER DAYS BY Gall Hamilton. Illus
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tTAted .... Va n. = ~ - '
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DHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON.
Il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD. Nv
r ME TAnLI.

r.ss- ..a TABLE,. lH
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II : - SUNDAY TRAInA ..-..r
Lsays Philsdslphia for Baltimore and Washington
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In DEoEMBRR,

RELIGIOUS POEMS By Harriet Beeoher stovs
with illustrations. .', -7T70-''. -0'"''
,IIa DaELTaisds I. q TIE BETTER LrE. Edlt.d BY
LKcTUREs ON GREECE, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
By the late President O. O. felton. - :. 10
wood. rrgG .f...' ... -
THE OLD sKRoEANT. AND OTHER POEMS. By
Porceythe Wilson. d - 70 'nt'-'
PokMs. GRAVE AND GAY. By Geo. Arn.la
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IN HovEMBER,~

THE TENT ON THE BEECH, AMI OTHER PoRhs
New Volume. By John o. whittier.
EYAH0KLInR BY Henry wadsworth LouRfsllov
with ten Illustrations, byFo Q. barley. vol small
fellow. New and Revised Rlestfotypo RditionI Com.
Psts n 8 3 y solgpss u1iioIm With The Poems. II n
THB VISION ~ SIR LAUNRAL. By James Rus.
I vol. Small ITO.
MAUD MULLER, By john q. Whittier. with l2
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FLOWER. DEUCE. New Volume Of POsm..y Nv
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tProm seaator Sumner. ]

bENArE CHAMBER, l7th July 1866.
MT DEAR sIR: congratulate you upon your success
10 the engraved portrait Of President Lincoln. As
work OF ART will take Its place among those pro-
ductons not to be forgotten. As portrait II will al
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The Methodist Protestant Church, on Ninth
street, between Z and Y. Pastor, Rev. D. X.
Hseas. Sabbath services IL D. IN. and evening.
Methodist iotestAnt, near Navy Yard, Virginia
Avsnuej Rev. James Thompson, pastor. Service
II .. m. and evening. and Thursday evenings.
Potomac, or North Washington, near Holmead's
cid burial ground s. A. HoblitIsll and o. Cox.
coNaREaArIoEAL CHURCH.
Services rs usual In MotIerott's Hall, 3l8 Penn.
syiyAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
semmsnoing Mt 7.45, evening" Sabbath School and
Bible Glasses at 9.lb a. m. Seats free.
-.r- EVAHGELIcAL ASSOCIATION.
Religious service held In the German language
every Sunday ut IL o'clock, m, and u p. m. In
the church corner Of Sixth and streets Rev. J.
UArtzler, pastor.
nEBRkw SYNAGOGUE.
Washington Hebrew Congregation, Eighth street,
Wost side, second square north Of the Patent Oiee
and Department Of the Interior. Service Friday
evening II sunset, and Sabbath morning at 8 a. IN.
RRlrDs' MEETING HOUSE.
a5 ofthedox, No. 463 North Ninth street. two doors
seuth o. y street, west side. Sabbath services at
MsstinE HOUSE, North street, north side, be.
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Meeting every sabbath at II a. m
German Evangelical Congregation Of Trinity,
UnAltsrsd Augsburg Confession, Fourth street
Usst corner Of 4 Streot north. Pastor, Rev. 81
y. Bnerger Service morning, afternoon and
sdsrman Evangelical, @ street north, corner Of
Tllntisth Htrsst west, First ward. Row Samuel
Kinaksl, pastor. Service II o'clock .. IN. and ~
,. m
Evangelical Lutheran (GsrmAn) St. Johns
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UI0 THE BRIGGS, 03u
NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL,

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NOTICE to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners Of A sh.
land County will hold the following Ex.
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Willow Ware

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II / iii

We constantly keep the best Of Mackerel,
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We also. whenever o~btainsble, keep the best
cured Meats. Our Stock Of
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va never suppressed in Ashland. We have
aspiendid lot Of Gloss Lamps. Our cases
arc full Of Cutlery, Knives and Forks, Table
Spoons and Tea Spoons. &c., all procured
from the very best manufacturing houses in
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Secretary Sew
ard received Hon. Mr.. Ford British
Charged d'Afairs at o'clock this evening
to confer upon the subject of the death of
Sir Frederick Bruce. The government
and British Legation have communicated
the sad intelligence to London. Arrange
ments for interment are deferred, waiting
instructions from London. There were
orders resulting in proper honors to the
deceased at Boston. The flags over the
State Department are at half mast.
The death Of Sir Frederick Bruce, in
view Of the present relations between the
United States and Great Britain, is looked
upon as a serious calamity. It is not seen
how, under the existing temper Of the Bri-
fish nation exhibited by the press, he can
be replaced.
A letter received to-day, from special
treasury agent Bell, dated Galveston, Sept.
1lth, states that since the 9TH there had
been no deaths Of custom house employees,
and all then sick were doing well, and
hopes were entertained of their recovery.
Mr. Kerpung, Acting Collector, was able
to be about and at the Customhouse. The
fever had scourged Indianola, Corpus
Christi, Houston, and many other towns,
and is rapidly spreading elsewhere. At
the last information from Brownsville there
was no yellow fever there, the quarantine
regulations having been strictly enforced,
and the hope is entertained that the place
will escape. As TO Galveston, a cores
pendent writes that language fails to de-
scribe the consequences OF its ravages.
Hope has fed, and absolute desolation pre-.
walls with no prospect Of speedy change.
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Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows,

New YORK, Sept. 19.-The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows to-day visited chart
table institutions They agreed yesterday
to refere the subject of abolishing the de-
gree of Rebekah to the next annual session.
The Board of Education this evening
passed a resolution excluding all male
children under seventeen, and all females
under ten years of age, from the evening
schools
The distillery of Sam Bashmat, at Hun
ter's Point, Long Island, one of the largest
in the United States, was seized yesterday.
The steamer Herman, for Bremen, took
$4,000 10 specie.
The visitors from Cincinnati have been
looking about the city to-day in small de-
tachments. A party consisting of the Sam'l
Hayden, President of the City Council, J.
j. Harch and j. Morgan, members of the
Council, Robt. McGhee, chief the Cncin-
natl police and NJ. Billings, detective, Wis
tied the police headquarters in Mulberry
street and were showed about the building.
This afternoon they visited Central Park.
1t is expected the entire party will make
trip to Albany to see the scenery of the
Hudson, and after their return to this city
they will visit Boston, Philadelphia and
other cities in the East.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-20
The Indian Commissioner.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-The Republicans
correspondent, with the Indian Commits
sioners, writing from Omaha, says an Of
fcer who has just arrived after traversiny
the country from Big Bare river, estimates
the hostile Indians of the north at $4,000,
most of whom are under the sway of Red
Cloud, chief of the Upper Brute Scoux.
Several hostile tribes are now concentrated
about Rose creek, on the north slope Of
the Rocky mountains, between Forts Phil.
Kearney and P. c. Smith. Red Cloud il
reported to have said we don't want peace,
because when we are at peace we are poor,
but now we are rich.
A large number of Indians congregated
at Fort Rice to meet the Peace Commits
sioners on their trip up the Missouri river,
and were greatly disappointed when they
learned the Commissioners were obliged to
turn back.
Accounts are given Of a council between
Colonies Murray, Butterfeld and Wyn-
koop, and the head Chief Of the Kiows, on
the 10th inst. The Chief professed great
friendship for the whites, and promised to
send runners to the different southern
tribes, calling them 10 council with the
Peace Commissioners in October Medi-
cine Lodge Greek was determined upon as
the place for the grand council to be held
with the Peace Commissioners.