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The Ransas City 7ss<s recounts the 70.
mantle termination Of Z very romantic young
lady's rambles. about - follows A young
and pretty eisl naned Miss Alsmeda Cas-
swve, residing u San Diego, last Summer
responded u IN advertisement in the Va.
serlv ksgasias for correspondence, with
: view to enjoy ''fun and amusement. and
perhaps masrimnny." The new oorresp"sd-
ent of the voung Isdy resided at Wsshena,
Kansas. and represented himself TO be .
merchant. young, wealthy. honest. and In
want Of wife. A long and loving corrs-
spondence enslied between Jerome Mark.
ham and Miss Cosgrove. Photographs were
exchanged. and Miss Cosgrove was delight
ed to find her unseen lover . goodr looking
yos'b, dGstiesss In appearance and decidedly
handsOme. Finally she consented to tss'
come Mrs. Markham, and. for .economyS
sake. consented to come 10 Wsthepa to be
married Two weeks ago she started fer
Kanssa All went we'll till she got on the
Denver Pacific. After leaving Cheyenne
the train struck drift. and became hope
lcssly stuck fast. While snow bound near
Cnw Greek. ColOrsdo, Miss Cosgr,ve at.
trscted the attention of Mr.. Julius Emmett.
commission merchant Of Kansas City, who.
peroeiving the you ng lady seated alone, and
evidently unprovided for such IN emer.
gency, very galI~nsly rendered such assist.
snce ~ was in his power to give, which was
I vslise full of cold food and two buffalo
rnbes. The young couple were soon I'm
friendly. eocial terma Miss CoagroSe very
najsely rccited her adventures. and wAs re-
warded by Emmett informing her that he
was single, etc. They parted with regret
at Wa'hena, when the young lady turned u
meet. for the first time. him she WING to call
her husband. She he'd but moment to
wait before rough, rakisl, looking individ.
ual st least forty years Of sge. made him.
self known - her correspondent and ex-
peciant husband. Miss COsgrve. finding
she he'd hecu deceived, turned, without .
word. and entered the car and went 70 Kan>
sas City. A few days aftcrwnrd the lady
married her friend Emmett and she will no
doubt often wouder q the sasynge tesmiua.
tion of flir,ation in snowdrift On the
Denver Pacific H-i''t @@. 5..' -''"f.7 '1'
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Indians Moving.

The TsrritSvia' E.tesp,ise says Day b!
fore yesterday aai she Piutes ih' the nesS&s
hofiiood Of this place and Gold Hill rose up
On nsnsse. like s.dock of startled qaails, and
departed down Six mile Canyon to the east.
ward, going, u they said. TO sbjourn lforns
season On the Walker and Carton lAkes
Yesterday The vanguard of the Washos
Tsibe made It's appearance IN the shape Of
halt . dozen male members of the mobile
people," How word of the Piute exodus ID
soon reached tho Washoes h . mystery.
While the Piutes 'occupy the land" the
.Waehots are not allowed ID reside IN oslfoJ
age upon It, ::thotgh within thel lsst Two
yeatstlie tribes have been sufficiently friend.
iy'td minkle' in the many dance; hut toe
nnonsnt the Piutss' depart the, WashOes a.
ways arrive. Those who yesterday camefto
spy outthe land looked ttmidly and cuxi.
ously About, ~ though not feeling quite
sure but that some remnant at their ancient
enemies might stiA be io.tcring in the hills.
Astlle coast 10 really clear however, 1thay
will bs ablelto report - much, when Ne
shalt soon zee them coming IN fOtce, sqosws
ssd rslL hobplng csU1sAe'liils iliks'so nnahv
tQrkeys. !oG .Golgt 8 ad.i iua .hafs Lac 'saI
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-02-03
How ). =. Cox Got the Title Of s.Sup>
sef.0 u" '..

H'" s. s. Cox Got Ct, tss = Title Of ''s''>
At the request Of many readers. the Co.
lumbus JourMa! rrpublishes from the Ohio
Sto'esman. of May IA, 1853. the brillian,
piece of descriptive writing which won fnr
Mr. Cox the immOrtal name Of "Sunset +"
4 GREAT OLD SUNSET.
What sta'rmful sunset was that Of last
night tl.'w glorious fhc storm. and how
splendid the setting Of the sun! We dD not
'eineinlEr ever IL lave Seen the like on our
round globe. The scene opened IN the west,
with whole horizon full Of golden inter.
penetrating Ius,er which colOred the foliage
and frightened every object into ils own
rich dyes. The col"rs grew deeper and
into storm cloud, fuli 1T finest lightning.
which lesped in ds3zling zigxsgs all ssv,und
and over the city. The wind aIo.s atith
fury. the Slender shrubs and giant ,lrees
made 0l'eiaanc.: I" iis n,njes.y. -. S>,,ns even
snapped l'ef.'re its f:,rce. The strawberry
beds ard grass plots turned up their
whites y :" sec Z@phyvus march by. Az the
ram came and the px,ls formed, and the
cutters hurried away, thunder nsxrrd grand.
". and the fire bells caught The excitement
and rung with hearty ci,orua The south
WUO cNoS JcCCSVSS Tue COUOuS OUDWefS. ana
the west oil st once Frightened up. IN kn.g,
polished belt Of azure, worthy Of = Hicili:la
sky. Il . - .&%a''H.s,f N"t'"@"Nr y
Presently cloud appeared In the azure
belt. In The fOr,O Of . c.Is'ellaied CITY. 1t
l'ecx,nc ,uOre vivid. revealing stranGu forms
Of peerless faacs and alabaSter temples, and
glOries rare and grand in this mundane
sphere 1t reminds IA of Wordsworth's
splendid verso in bis =! Excursion":r Cd
The appearance ipstanfaneonsly disclossd ,'1
wids.pess .l haiIdIsgs, s,skin1 fas
Aud seif Withdraw into wOndrUus depth
Far -iuking into splcndor without eud!
But the city, vanished only -ts give place
10 anothcr isle, where the most beAu,i.
ful for,us of foliage appeared. imagining u
paradise in the distant aiid pnvtAsai sir E-'c
The sun, wenried vt the elemental com.
motion. s.nk bchiDd the green plains Of the
West. The "gress eye In besve,s," lsnw-
ever, went not down without . dirk brow
hanging over iis departing light The ricl,
flash of u'rasthly hight hsa passed xnd the
rain had ceased when the sOleiLn cl,urcl,
ls,lfs penled. the laughteff of chtldrebg Oul
aud joyous after the storm h heard with the
tarOi ut birds, while the tOrked aud purple
weapon Of Jll,e skies still darled illuminxtiun .
sr,,und the Stsrliuy College. iryiny u rival
It's angles aud leap into It's dark WindO-s.
Can.ilcs are lighted Tho pisaO strikes up
We feel its good u have home; gtsDd u
bc on the earth where sochA revelations If
beauty aud pOwer may t,e m,de. And -
w Eapldt refTaiU from rlAniNdlD91 , q rad
ers ut everything wonderful In our city, we
have began and el,tjet our feeble etching Of
/ SUNSET which cDlDsS ~ Snssly that ~ glory
should bs committed 70 immortal type.
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From N. Beecher's -esristian Union.
The suggestion Of new way u Sutn tho
honest penny Is ial~sys, In order. The fol''
lowing ..wxy to do ii" c,,nes sanctioned by
or,hxlox aud cleSlesf sashorty, and will of
cpdrse t,s accepted hy the pious mind With,
ou, scrupIe. The editor at Western rsli.
gious journal. himsalf . clerical sad p. p,
writes to the pr'ncii,s: Of large and dDur.
is,,,ng female cullcge IN the following ierwE
"DEAR SIR AND BKoTnER: 4 isUst
charming and fascinating, story, founded
upon faci. u being puDlisl,ed IN Onr weekly.
the Weekly Recorder. II ll.s already rearh'
edAtleAVensieih number. .AytA ~ ,pnbT
lished In b0Ok form. The herUine has now
b.: graduated n 'ssi,2E S~.ao!': :s'"S; ::",;
:ss s'::: *" s's Il ysssf ny css:,s sas 81
S;;?ss;t f. e ' Z q eg|3|;s sg;s. g5os':
S.ms ,wD S0apVrs 0f nc tUk w11Ios ~
cuf,ied insIeves1 1angst stha. rttA FhAt rojk
li.,u of The st,sy rlN A., lipllisbN1 10 b0ah
the Weeklr RecOrdsS (which has large cirs
culstM,s1 aaGSio ths, assk y6Dht& Ut
The writer will b IL. select e,lse ,Auxsicnp
achdOi Af,S yoddnG tS1assa hid ma h 'op
ihs nso4sA SSlssq). s,8sfi9g !sAysDiaaeersps.
riOr " any CAiln!lc ectts.L ~ = tho0xnt
SisAx sAS itAS0l:wlt tsd.t6rea eas.sst tl1s'
~. r; 'ss. I: s.I J. eaa a.
~ - rssssAsshiae - taDosssst6iw1n
Ssrs ~, ,iiaI1s s1epepses eyPssl slhi.6oe esVtll
hisl3{S - ~ dbssuss epnlesa- shsjS lt1jl.
M b. more lha6 GoG6C6o 6th00ls = cu0s
s,eA~x ,pieh -, yyg 8.sr ~ sHoS-sc .fs
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The Government Of Costa Rics has exc.
cpted ! contract with Henry Msisgs, ne
great railroad contractor Of South Amesiee
to construct , Fsilr,ad from the port ct 81.
mon. on the Atlantic. 70 the city Of AAjy.
Ella. about City miles distant from the Pa,
icific. the estimated distance being one hun-
ds-ti snd twenty mica. At present, altnndst
the entire c0fiee csop os the 'coun,fy. which
seldom falls below two HUNDRED Thousand
quintak psg apnum, y hauled in ox;cssts ltp
the port Vt Panias Arenas, ON tbs RHsi6e
!c,ass. st q ouss Of oas dollar and tWeReys
i've cent? pr quintsL Thence 1t d shipped
in sal ing veasele. aspund the Horn, and finds
. market IN IOndoa and Hamburg. uafseeA
four asnahs'9soyass. II ID eouadsnsty sxs
pected shat the construction Of this 1t,ad
will divert the Costa, Rican trade to Ameri.
can portA 4 would not cost more than
forty or iifty cents to take quintal Of cof.:
Ifes U tile post'Of 'eImon, oi the Atlantic.
and then. 4nsntSs dAyt by steamer, II q ~
New Yofk. IT, tindeof Censral msricr
ihssi ibesn lincssaAipg In imports tsncs4 4pf. ulats
'ysans, ard, - UsssA Rira requests 10 a8iss,
a.,cs fsVuS tie United States Treasury. the
enssrprise ok 7 ,.hak ~! plectY little .FpaSIle!:.
deserves dlsesr enc9oEAksinant !. arb 4 ~ Of nol
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.eWsI ,.lsIs -
HON THEY D0 1T.
.zofAsIDaiiy Opening Jftks A,ass: a q

1AAAtU
.HoTAsIoaiiy Opening Jfts se,ase: AL
N''AA'Rs'en so'.scssa@:Rs,s csSass,. & A' c''sef'''
with sl.ace NJ mtdp'wish eood husnbro Xhd
gehiiNty, I dozen Smiles; ill chiidrNke Asd
bland, playing upon his featuresl
comes Coifsx..'s AZ trips e md into the
apeskers chair. EaPs with ,his, gaysbr at
which has aze taken of and cigar stumps
diaappesrri tbs Senate comes, p order,
ssd eaeh, aesasor present takes his position,
The ps9ceedings are opened With prayer w
= youpg clergyman in tbs, Speaker's stand.
Cherlss, Summer ,Apd .fev o,hsrs s,eelqnd mp
duxan1, prayer. othsEs keep their seats in
the ordinary, as,iduds. but pope ikpsesl.
That would h rlsnsasA Sgeasofiel dignity,
Hqmasri locks a,,erpately down, then up, =
II imps,ient for ,6ys minutes prayer 70
be oyer. ne takes up . sshest Of paper,
lesss Of ., piece, Of II, 1]ays A. hefars ,hig,
dips his pen in iak. and stands M ready 70
daop into HE seas s,,d commerce yFitnG ,.!hhe
Ap,,msa, tss a;tAuea' p reached, and by
ne aims, he nRed y fairly, ,oyt "a 1Ase|eFgy,
map's nQalh,A> isuHritipg Away n, ,lhYaSb
s,AanaiRhta otqqr aqlared fellow, clliaaa1ns ds,
peadsd oqsAM The raptd'xliMjth y Hhleh NJ hill
psn d4nes3. 3.as@, ,kha pspsr.ali oguni d, .,rb
Al raIIlAiaciifi2 Dfaalll2. 1Hs7Ss v,r,s,s
city 1asats,SSssBs IT shslstE fhSi.m pHnisAls
y6G f6iloxinf JeiteR ilsHBiiai Athitts1dt, tlt4
aAdxh0 W. iAsd NihAvv ESd Shi ntosriSlo
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When the Indian went n ses ths whita
man. he'staid with him al night In tibs
morning he rays to the white man: .'Afs
have drram list night" -. '... s'' .-"'' -. .'''
''Ah. what vss ul" .a..,Y-
'Me dream you gave me yopl sssy mare,
and that you gave me rifle; that you gave
me much powder-much ball. much shot I"
''Did, you indeed! what dream!"',
.'::Yes. me dream it allr' ' ... -
''Wsll. that's bad, for my wife, always
rides the gray mare, and she thiaka che
can't ride any other horse; but II ysu
dreampt It. Why suppose you must have
her. And my rife too' my old fayorite
rhs-drean gave you that toos" 5s ~.
''Yes. me dream rifle too" ..,s74 .-,~
''Well. If yos drrampt It, Why suppose
y'Iu must take that too. but aS very Gin.
guar" '.' '.,, -. q. .'.''' .,a' ~. -1:'.,''
SO The white man gave them al into ,hs
1ndian's possession; but persuaded him 70,
tsry with hin one nighsmorc 'ba, f." ba
T. In the morning the white man says to the
Indian: Il hsd = dream lest night"
mo! did your ....... ., -. .,,,.,
''Yes, but / did though; dreamed that
you gave ms-all the had botwe en- ,POjanket
river and Cstapuncb mounlain--sbost
three thousand acres OF ths most beautiful
land Imaginable $'s'.''g & ,s''2ns,a h, ,, W.
"Ah! Bones OF my fathesi Well rs ron
drssnpt It, why,I supposs ,you mpss have
the land-bat No never dream with yoa any
ulOre!'' I'D. -...s '7"i@a5 7':a"
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WHOLE NUMBER Il 1885, 81


The latest style Of wedding cards hsvS
the ages Of the contracting parties engraved
In One corner. 'jri"a r"o7.' Tis'o 'dF--
King Louis Of Bavaria broke his matsi..
monial engagement With his cousin bscsasS
she ate prunet iE ao.'@"7" > q bft'H h7a
A young lady sends in this; How to pre-.
vent cbappy cheeks. Have nothing to Do
with cheeky chaps. - %"'@-. '.,1 > '''1'''
Mr.. DR.. Walker has allowed her hair e,
gather into clustering ringlsts. and Is bus.
pectcd Of relapse into femipintty. y"
a new style Of, visiting card is Of thin,
strips Of wood. highly glazed, on which {hSs
name j. engraved in old English letters;
The, printed labels on the end Of thread
spools are excellent material from which ia
cut pas1lserne for tie new style Of bonnets %,
A traveller rode twenty one miles through,
4innesota, s.opping at ten houaes BY, the
way. at which ten proud mothers exhibited,
ten lovely pairs of twins "'',,' 80 ~
A minister, in baptiziag = young lady ss,
Ripou, Wis.,, asked her on coming out of,
the water how she felt in her mind. The
reply Was: All hunkey, only little vet"
Horace Greeley wrote: . Women nov
manage most Of the public librarie. ip Mn;
s.chusetts." and the congestion read ,lS
"Women now worry most Of their public
babies by mas.ication." 49,,
g. This is the vay Troy reporter congretE;;
ulstsd friend on his marriage ~, ysI
.t..i, '.O.e more unfortunate. ,.,- 80.
"w-sly Of life, 'o' ~ ~ .'es
"' RashlS imponunate, '| 's''' s"! '1i
49, 'u1 Taken wife" l i,i - aHb isii
Brsntome thus enumerates the qualities
Of female beauty: Three white attractions,
the skin. teeth and eyclids; three red, the
Iips. cheeks and mails; three long, the body.
hair and hands; three short, the teeth, eaxs
and feet; and three broad, the chest fore,
head and space between the eyeA .-s,, 1t.
The following is the statute in the old
Saxon cods referring 10 leap year: ALBEIT,
~ often a. leaps yeare dothe occure. the
woman holdeth prerogative over the u,enns
il matters of courtsbipe, lOve and naatri-
mHnie; so,thss when the ladyf proposesh il
sl,sll not be lawful for the man To- say her
noe, but shall cntertaine her proposal in Al
guide; courtesie." "'niiah .rit,.n ral - i,r,m
Grace Greenwood, in her lecture on ':Ths
Heroic in Common Life" tells b story, Of
the wife at member of the Arizona Lcgis'
hture, whose hOtise, when her husband Whs
absent on his Legislative duties, WIS attack.
IA by Indians She shot six2 and the next
6Ay Wrote to her husband: "Dear John, the
Apaches STACKED the ranchs. I have won
the nyAGD Y6a need not cotne yoasself, bat
send SOME naofe ainmanition." dsi" tt2!41
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Ths Crystal Palses CT nlsw.e ga

To Ctyseol Palace CT A0oWSffa lh4i1
u ID sniHso n .W--tyetTfsa .rotrra~sY
sTbt -sbsse aEaglIhr <0syssut ,HA,Acs iasG
sh6w, ,rsahici' ,ha(g'beSS sD'tdaea t4lk$q0G,,o
,lsStk 1pi.ss a StsSlg y, rs TSss TS(ssi;'
ws,s IN tealA sna iAxbililiep., ApA ahayfsrI
pasuD 81 ~ 6nca1nhiSna,r With blosnsihs
lvu6d tlseaF ssekS, TIC csisa wtfe ielasllti
nsd ID four dtvisibas, .kiss bsIag 6ttdfdwk
/" sex, hair .Apd Gof5. The f9prth class.
y Is SsSsl aististt}nas. WAS
a,ads lpp n l,.a !. skger5sieemsa,s cala". Tts
pdass y disiaioa wesa .fanlele1aAy,lhG.
00easty Sue the Prsvssti6a on OssSlsv ~
Animals, TO encourage the kied yte} IL ~
X, s,ssss;lc IN; Rat III Ssgg has ls.
eaas sarsd, WITH q e1el N. ~ AApnAl Mas
chow ass more likely to - killed With kisAA
ness snhG GIw1tA1 c9UtslSn. E A11d'i9akft&
vhlls bet pes ~ 49, pa l8sl! ] II "
~ hia aape6sA 6ssb0 AEied I'd.
ias6ssaa ssaahasnd, ~ of.son1seelebeas, 70
TbGs1sus subllslsioaesssssasou11voDeA,
Into fuslx elesesl ~ ~ W - = ts
4llnbIS1 ~ llss ayn - liIIe eaE,
WnsR NDaG)e0Ae(ri QaeasehalAsQ5eh4n1t1l
Abj1aAaisrjooh1U1&aslesssQ u11 oonho
pel16 6Eo5tGi lE16itwv ~ - t9y1l
~ .x 4 ~ sysSGs e. 4 & ~ 1Y ||A {: I.
1AAa0lsI iyalred ~ ~ lhaGIaa1 Is
0n04Hssso0Araaa1o sssssa1 1suosss1Au1np
olbo. Or = evidseily ssai.ds6 yAila s4
AZ a2sh Peie.s .s.I Sasi 4 e 4 < a ,
uAa@ ~ pnefE, AWVe 49, - 11e6
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Oagd II Fjvs Lines: Square Ter. LlacS a Tile
typcs L1cai Iusncss Notices ss cenu yer linr.
~ Correspondence, short and ncway. solicited
from rncl camp. Wrtcrs name must accompany each
letter. 10 guarantee good faith. Permission 70 use
name Initials preferred.
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International Hotel,
A11s 1i..ss s'esss; nas,SG~3'r.
1A: 4. 4'raIs. =. !. III \ 81 lssags1s'
,,T119 T19. Pi;::ss1s'" - ss''ss - = -
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
REAL ESTATE.
NruKnnr. Monh,r, Oct q. iefl.


There was but one transaction at the bAchangc
TO-DAY ani t,t Of but u importance By JOS heSm'e' s
sse under the direction II. Greensward ree'ee' @
story hghstOop frame dvelnghouse and lo' l@'i'''
ror,fev side Of snhst, 215 feet ih'' '
fOn scccndave sold snbe to and over and above & me- Sata ID
be legal ago1 for sleS beng no 10Y ppn p Fairchd urd
the Sireetan Of Adrian JOHN ree properly Sed , on 'ss
cry cry %-S s, o. siosI1sS SS, The 6 u tweneay
TIE legal sale he'd 6y = H. % Srcon Of Airel T. Aoktrt
reercs ra q % The desai o. n W. S ls1I for S5gOo John
,%' . ds'sio3by s ss b,.s1 sS ABOUT '' '' '' "
d,1i are eli wcrAv the attention Of operators several pieces o
property viii be ogored in dosuabIc localities
uou1den, by Jere johnson IT, Byss L. IT, aud oae By D.
Msiss = = 81 g9l at 1lPs4si PsiSs0n ,s S.. S,'
ByE Locke o. o. acoY iss,ioor b,ovrooo Soo,% .Gi
for = 6 6oo also bc stable Yves, Ihfty.seoonI, be-
ssiesto take place at the Exchange loI g p9edl;
b, VIM Kerrey two iho frame houses each 2s az
s. located the eae side of faye II feet u inches sou'hery
cga saes, BY ore Matthew Brennan sheriff The property
22Iloo located the north eascry corner OF SEee0ni anu
ByMaI wilkins Co.. ea,ebod property consisting Of al'tory
HsrUst between Market aad ClanesS known as No. ~ ii.
sohey Canast between Broadway and Emst aud known
ISres lots. each 2c1oou oastel norerly SIDE Of oae
bpndrei andwcht commeueg 100 feet westerly from I6iaTe
ar, @ S1 eoaaeBcag lS feet west Of TIiriaye.
BY jam NJ @sT n 's1 Bs si g5 @ To- ioyShor viii the bas
tsre,B lre three the north side ofForythrSi en- te on
feet west
me- noer consisting tlrcco brick house aud lot @aKOK
100 d on the eas5ery OF Ih0mpsont 100 feet north OF
BletcicL .,--.--....
b. Je johnson jr the premises, BaySde L. l., cosngout
ale Cn the 'ilckle" Esate 20,
ByG D. ock jE Bros the premises at Paterson N J ie'
Bv Jo NcGurs legal sale NE direction Of George W. Harry
referee lot 25r located on hc east side Of Conmba
w feet lc-', o. Rylgion. . 49, IT
nv Rn p Tarhh sale under the direction OF ADRIAN H.
Ion reec, one lgll18o together with the building heTei
located on so1heey Of Aadsoha'e sni OleAun4sl
he 8 me direction lots 0)1lt0, located The nohety
side OF Orsunir l75 feet west Of
Under direction Of T. s. Cawe referee one lot 2'1 located on
te soh rv side OF iouh 100 feet west OF lr,taye 80
Ey Goaenoueh Weber legal under the direction OF Aod
re resrce r0 lois 5J9rlO0 located on the easeT le OF
ave between and Oahuudeiaudt"en-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
Amusements.

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IA Tie greatest living English Historln,
JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE,
will deliver course OF w lectures the
VIII ~ iselat tion. Between Euzaud and Ereland.v
TpcTIiPF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER B
"The Norman Conquest o Ireland"
IFrTrRF H. FRIDAY OCTOBER ls,
nd he TulOrs 10 htuaTts."
rEcrURR III MONDAY OCTOBER II.
- Penal Laws aud their Consequences" -
LECTURE w., WBDSESDAI' OOlooEh -
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Tho Rebellion OF Union and the ireland Of To-day
Doors open at D. m Lecture commences AZ D.
cOuRSR TICKETS including reserved seat 80 For sale AZ
SCBTBNERS 654 Broadway ASSOCIATION HALL ald A. hs
Literary Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
TERE. JOHNSON, Jr., AuctiOneer.
ADRIAN II. MUILTa. AuctI0noeT.

IRXINGTONAVR AND FIFIlEl H-SI.Ihe bTrlasF tEiofy
French Flat Houses and Lots situate The westerly
Irngtonave comprising the front between fiieh and
FlyGrsts House adjoining the sud fronting
Fne The from ~ 70 25 feet IN width
sui from 60 DEPTH that the street zoy 49 feet
an 1OOr all
" ~ ~ ss st N tbs ofee of he aaetio1eers. 02O0
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Glarble auo 1late GlauteIs.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLEan MARBLE
IA IZING WOaks l35 East Eghteenthst Marble AMI
Mbeired Man Filing Marble Counter MOnumnt at pnees that
def competition. Marble turning for The trade.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Slate Of every description. MARBLE and
WOOD MANTELs. T. +. STEWART & Co.. 2lO aud 2I2 West
TwenYhist.. near SeVenth-sYe
- KLABER & CO., Marble Works, 223 West
>. Ftvgrst between Broadway and Eghthaye-harbe aud
Msrbs1ea Man Monuments, HeadStcne OF superior workman
slip, al low phceA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.

Ctp,. A. O. SIMMONS. Capt b NJ AIAMONSS
The Taunton Mddleboo Pyhoata He" be
ford Nsfttas vineyard fsrgeks and al the honh sLoo
aLd Cats RG.rty Also through tickets to FTAnhham rn
tss Coneei Nashua, hirehe Ltvrslss fmea.a' we
WHITE MOUNT AIMS aud all Por ueAsis a.d
apfJ Al BroadNaTi Bslwag, SPRINT
BosdwAy eorhr Doa EETe O1ee sii BoA4"ai
A. r. BACON. SupeTialehdsnt
Ill IL MANnAM n.rer.l Pr.lrhi Arent.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
RoRsE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

KEw.YoRK. Nonisy Oct H. 1871
The week opens with large supply Of work.
horses which there ready market OF the following ayes
Per head.
Railroad 'sa ,re horaes from'.'.'.'''.''si 70 % $lS
Oanad an Tara horlcg, irOn.ss..
COmmoo Western dra1 horses hOn''''.'s'' sS8W ~
Heny truck horses. from ....,..''."'i;;' E'Vo ~
For aae pleasure horses there considerable inquiry With oms
poec. toward satisfactory sas but transactions were reported
concluded
Sales by auction, tomorrow Tussiay ths 18th ifs.;
AZ O'clock the Telir mweey Mess Johnston Van
TAsser Horse and Cauiage Auction Mart Thrieoh Six
recently arrived from Indiana have been aided to tic a
logue.
,el Al the pcct Gronnd the bay grg Sensation
(srs bv Dr. pxons Allen the dam Abiaab war With
record f2lj by Major G. Barker sue0necr particulars
refer o alyeris ng columns
During the preceding week there has ben hary any chang IN te
business effected az toe carnage repositories ond athuBa
manufacturers AMI dealers DO not admit trade TO be absolutely du they
complain being far behind whI oasht 10 be az The present.
ITpor Of crrrqgss for tie setl Exports 0 Carriage Ma,tdls
srsigg ~ IL Bremen % PkgA.......... it86
4 300 British West Indies u pkgs.. so
EgT0ris Of Carriages Brh Honduras 4 p4s~ "neeS rO
URytL <....s.s.....s bitoi
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

"A TiiE SEw.YORK CONSERVATORY or MUSIC
ffonasrly at Br0siVay aad 9. fiil-ss.l
NOW LOCATED AT NO. last FOOhiSANihSi'' NhAs
FIETI-AVE
NEXT DOOR DELNoNltOn
l. M -,v Music IN aud hes no bran-h In this
SIMILAR Institution using oar name As ueaf
Of f0banS patronage pefeDf
tsagh By TIE NOS, NJ nslelors
In lie and al price reach u all so al torega lAa-
guageS , ,
ESHGTER CONSERVATORY, formerly schsr.se
hon'S' mas 0s'H 'H BROOKLYN BRANCH
i02. ioi and loo Courtst, Eesr Site
OLIVE LOGAN at STElNWAY HALL,
FRIo,y EVENING THIS WEEK, on SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE"
NEW LECTURE. RICH IN THE BEST FEATURES OF THIS
IADrs PECULIAR STYLE or 0RATORI ADMISSION.
CENTS RESERVED SEATS Is CENTS ArlItAND 7oi BROAD
WAY, AND AT sTENwAY HALL DAHL FROM 9Tot
IA Tweuty-thirt-st. and FOurhare
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct IS, At O'Clock
Mrs JEoNOwRNs English Goyeness At he sianese Court
will gve an Interesting enetfument, consisllg oi
in aid Purchasing and Bslug Fsad Of Zoe Ss~io "ns
Asyrm. .,o,.ru, -,
be had Schmefs mne store al hud' > ~ Iv's ei
Yong Christian Association, " above aad a. pHePA ~a'
stores