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Sutton Bottles.

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ARCH. JOHNSTON, ,AUCTIONEER.
"A once and salesroom. "a Nassau ST.,
opppeSkl.Se, opppkS,Y ne foW p9st once
JOHNSON 4 VAN TASSELL Will sell by auction on
this day (wednesday Sept H. at Y o'clock a. their
black golden and silver Polanda, Leghorns, silver aud
gray Hamburgs. gray dorkinss, Rouen ducks &c.
AUCTION SALE this Wednesday, morning. at
N II o'clock a. residence, il3 CLINTON place 18th ST.
near 9Th ayl-Magnincent rosewood pian9forte psror
suites mirrors paintings curtains vases, clocks tables
bedsteads, bureaus mattresses lounges sofas chairs
q. Z. NICHOLS, Auctloneer.
NOR SALE-Furnlture, bedding, &C, by auction,
INlH orchard st, corner OF Division, on Wednes'
day, Sept. IL at OS O'Clock widow lady breaking up
housekeeping sale without reserve. JERE. JOHN
son, Auctioneer. b. p THOMAS. Salesman.
HROCKERY at auction.-HENRY LOTT, Auc
tioncer sells Thursday, sept l2 general assort
-''-'' u" '''' wM. ANDERSON. II Barclay ct.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of the stock and fixtures
u Of Wholesale confectionery establishment. BENZ.
FAIRCHD, Auctoneer. Will sell at public suction,
Wednesday Sept II 1872 at 500 Pear st. all the stock
aud fixtures Of the above large establishment consist
ing OF machinery OF every description for the manuac
ure Of plain and ornamental candies gum drops candy
toys In boxes and oose also office furniture iron safes
desks, &c. &c. SC Catalogues ready.
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FOR QUEENsTOWN AND LIyERP00I-

yMhQqMlNG sails Wednesday, Sept. II, ati2M
EfpANno sails wednesday Sept. r. at3P. NJ.
Drafts on England, ireland, SC. '
WILLIAMS a GUION
broadway Va
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ONLY DIRECT LINE no FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic CompAny's steamer. f-t
hrs va haNre sail every alternate saturday Exl4;.
''VN ''A''s At rTleSJa FSR,rs rste, a. hs ONCE II
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professional 6aros.

r.
A LII unfortunates genital diseases, nervousdH ~
IA lnpotency and structures cured loss ~ mtu. y
completely restored 20 years' practice call, 10 charge
DR.. DEHAuT J Ila1 H.
A ATTENTION.-Twenty years Prussisn hos;''L
"A experience Piles and skin diseases, even ~ <
standlng' successfully and permanently cured. 4'
suItatloh free' DR. FRANkLlN, l6i BleegAer -.
A IADlES' PHYSICIAN.-Dr n. u. ridN
"a DIE, l2O West 26th s.. speedily cures all uh
complaints from "hateNer cause board aad uurIas
A IL special diseases, nervous debility, and lost a'
JULIEN, 5l5 Pearl ST., one door from centres st.
hR. KING cures all delicate diseases and icrl0-r
- mehtsi one visit sufficient consultation ,lr J
R'ks'e; Amlty st., near Broadway hours i'o.'
nR. Il NINE. WEST, ill Wet 2ith -, hsyns
- msue ienale complaints "a special study nG mN.B
years, can Oe consulted couhdentlaly board aai u'
ing aspeedy cure guaranteed from whate'tT ehu''
nR, COOPER, II Duane ST., may be consu'',I .
speclhl diseases ~ years practice Guablts 4'a y
MAKE perfect cures, or no charge made
nR. HARRISON, 80 Amity ST, cures d.''-'
immediately manhood restored, once ,ep i''
nR; HUNTER. So Bond ST. is unequal,cI 10 ,tr
old cases o. nervous debility, and blood nl sAl
diseases Established ~ years.
THE MOST celebrated physician fot lhs ,e.r. {
u, Al nervous and private diseases 10 pt LkNt','
nesen 81. Consult him, and escape quscSery.
'VNHE MOST celebrated physician for the cure u
al nervous and private diseases Is DR. LEWIS
p1seh o. Consult hun. and esssPe sgseksJ'
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Sthinq Hlatbin,s.

A Ii kinds new sewing machines for sale, 10 reu' q
"A exchange; also, bought and repaired good second
hahd very cheapi monthly payments. lGJ Canal g.
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Musital tnstrumtnts.

LADY viii sell for less than 500 a handsome rose.
~ wood plano, modern style aud ilnproVenents Nor.
feet order. p Third st. 49,
" ordery only tlUO great bargain ~ ''NN'
j. BlDDLE, Is Naverley place near Broadw,v
ELEGA Mt loctaye rosew ood pia noforte ,s5 .grcoi
bargain, JAMES GORDON, i% Bleecker e. near
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X. FOLEY, AUCTIONEEK,
VIII sell on THURSDAY Sept, IL, at
THROGGS NECK.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
VILLA PLOTS,
Situated on the old homestead OF Gov D. Morgan on
the shores OF Long Island sound and forty minutes
drive from Harlem bridge The lots on high ground,
and command beautiful view OF the Sound. City
Island aud Fort Schuyler located on the water aud
afford unrivalled boating. fishing and bathing. with
pure air and all the pleasures and comforts OF seaside
home. BY boat which lands at Fort Schuyler, the
ground Is but one hour distant from Peck Slip and the
present opportunity the best offered to secure
splendid summer seaside home.
boat will leave the Morrisania Dock for Throggs
Neck on the day OF sale the arrival Of the o'clock
and $40 boats from Peck slip at 10 Passage free
Terms, 10 per cent. payable the day Of sale % per
cent payable the delivery Of the deed and the bal
ance In three years secured by mortgage on the prem
aes. Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF the lots
proved
For particulars and msps apply to the owners.
GREENE, OWENS \ GELsTOSJ 10 J. Il. FOLEY 4
CO., AuctOneers, 22s6 I'd avj W. G. MALLOY, Sd av.
and 120h st at the once Of the New York Saturday
Review, corner i2ist ST. and NJ ay.
j. Il FOLEY, Auctioneer. q 22s6 Sd av
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Yost uno cfuumo.

I(ANK BOOK 293ll2 on Bleecker st. Savings Bank,
ID the hnder VIII please return II to the bank.
L 0sT.-A reward Of tl5O Will b. given and no ques.
4 tons asked for lady's diamond cluster pin nine
stones and ensmelied setting Lost between klch1ed
springs and New Rochelle Saturday, Aug 81 lsI2 An.
ply 60 or address G, G. oRCUTT, 81 Cedar at New
YORK, or GEORGE FERGUSO New Rochelle NJ Y.
2k0 REWARD.-stolen from Jamaica, l.. l., on
OOO tuesday morning, Sept, 10, Jet black mare ID
or 70 hands high also alwheei cart square top also
sset OF harness. the saddle had no crupper a little
spruhs out 10 good condition The above reward viii
"'Ps'' W Wv uhuer' hrs H. SPILLET,
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Snstruttion.

- ment q science and Art-Ihe free night school of
sseCe Ahu arr Tor young men, aud the free day school
OF design and telegraphy for young women Will com
mence on the hrst Monday OF October next. Applca.
lions should be made to- and all the necessary iufarma
uon rrn!ng these free schools for the working
classes can De had at the ONCE OF the Institute during
the month OF September, from A VI. to S =. NJ and
3h on inesday wednesday, Thursday, and Friday even.
ABRAM s. HEWITT. Secretary.
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Dianttn-.-Etmalts.

WANTED-A hrstclass taioress on hne custom
w costs. Apply at 33 and SIS Fulton st. entrance In
johnson ST. BROOKLYN,
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A MEETING OF the sash and blind makers will be
N held at Military Hall, 1893 BOwcry, on "Wednesday
evening sept II, at O'Clock. T. HENDRICKs, Sec,
NOTICE to all stevedores.-on and after Sept O
~ ls2 the rate OF horse hire viii be six (t6 dollars
per day OF nine hours and all time count from the
arrival of the vessel until leaving the same by order
VI the AlOngsh0re Hosting HOrsemen's a AssoclatiOn
4. l., MCCARTHY, Secretary
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Aouss furnishing.
FURNITURE, carpets, and bedding the largest
assortment and the lowest prices for cash, or on
weekly or monthly payments, at
II. NJ COWPERrHwAIT's, IH Chatham st.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYNESTS-
W Carpets, furniture bedding, &c prices lower than
any house Ia the city, - ~
DEALY 4 CUNNINGHAM
3si and $50 50 aV. near 2Sth ST
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POLITICAL GOODS Of every description full
and complete stock. New regulation Globe Helmet
best transparency out Fireworks state aud Eagle
Flag. Lanterns. Torches &c, &c.
DETWILLER, STREET 4 CO.
Manufacturers, Dey ct.
)R ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT. : Greeley and
= Browns friends viii meet st headquarters this even
Ing le, Chatham st., at s. EmInent speakers will ad
dress the meeting JOHN McCCE, President.
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IIsosi i,siFfsW roi,19oxe odi .esifr-n1 cid as3r ,
S,rss sssrn rAraEarn Ir;aiiiinr edt nniid 7Gf-t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-12-05

MARK TwAIN's TROUBLES. II; turns out
now.t .that:the real cause of Marx Twain fe-
cert funny and ferocious protest against the
words Of Hatten in introducing his works to
the English public, With his, ( (Hatssh's)
swash interlarded, was not wholly literary
rage, for I'll related that Hatten, when in
California, made whimsical reference to
,T#ain's marriage The humorist never could
abide, him afterward.E Hatten's sasnotice''
was not witheut humor,' as it will be sseen..
IIti runs: s.Mark Twain, who, when he has
been geen!lohg enough sober to permit an es.::
ftimatey has! uniformly found to Bsars spot:
less character, has got married It was not
ths' act of adesperate man. it vas not com.
Initted while laboring under temporary . imi. m-
sanity; his insanity is not of that type, nor
does lie labor; it was the cool, methodical,
cumulative calculation Of human nature
working i'd the breast of ain orphan banker
ing g'h for some one with a fortune to love, ~ y
some ione with aYbank account to caress.- :
For years he has felt matrimonY coming on,
Ever since he left California there has been
an under. tone of despair running through
'alf his letters, like The, subdued wall Of . pig
beneath awash.tubg He felt that he was
going, that no earthly power could save him;
but, as concession to. his weeping publish:
BIS, he tried q change Of climate by putting
on linen coat and writing letters from the
West Indies. Then he tried rhubarb, and
during his latter months he :as<was almost
constantly under thsripauence of this pow
erful drug. But rhubarb, while it may give
q .,ftful glitter to the eye and deceitful red
ness to the gills, cannot long delayEthe pangs
ofapproaching marriage. Rhubarb was not
what Mark wanted. Well, that genialspirit
has passed away: that loving, bright smile
will no more greet the early bar-keeper, nor
the old familiar schalk it down delight his
ear. Poor Marka He was agood schemer,
but-he couldn't be made to work" ~ ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-12-05

A FISH SToRY.-Last week most re-
markable stoppage of mil,by eels clogging
the wheel, occurred at Hundley's mill, be.
low Spring Hill in this county. r, The mill
stopped, and the miller. upon, searching out
the cause, found the wheel clogged by eels
to the quantity Of several bushels, which
had gotten into it and stopped it from turn.
ing It was cleaned out, and was clogged
several times again during the day. Some
Of the eels were two or three feet long.
.'''''.' -. Stanton Vd.) Tindicator.
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'',I f 1EMfBEsR s,ls7s

|si we hight satend these testimonials limo but i,
ID useless Fhs ima1nfacthfe Of, cats will
soon be bne ofshesmostvaluable additions I'd
the business ipterestssof the growing oityl
In the mean time; strangers passing through
Cleveland, and all who are interested in : the
determination of the cat tribe, are invited
'aoexaminebinto the.merits ofthis cgreat dis
coyery. hangnl .iga..ilgG inI g!ela
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"How dismal YOU look w said bucket to

"How dismal you look" said bucket to
his companion, as they were going to the tlhe
we'll, "Ahw replied the other, 81 was re-
fectihg on the uselessness Of our being filed;
forr,, let us go away ever 50 50 full, we always
come back empty" "Dear me! How strange
to look at it in that way" said the other
bucket. "Now, ], enjoy the thought that,
however empty We come, we always go away
full Only looR 1T it in that light, and
You'll be as cheerful as I am"
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OUR oHIP-BAsKET.

L -. -ftsEsTF rss
triangle 81, la.hialg party. "a J, ],
liza l Kansas rs a man l. dead from skunk
Ht''' Il '.g5.aff.j,!a@ III ~ saailligo sdl bgai
/ An editor who was going courtings said she
was going to press as:.sa.,..:.rss.:.l
a Mr.. Swindle holds forth in Camilla, Ga.
What's in namet
Barnum makes. sensation ON Harlan
lane b, driving eight eanels tandem, -.
Beeeher says Woodruff. emptisd q slop
pail ID his head. That's all. s. -
The Danbury. Neps says, ,sano hems is hap
Epy without smother ora piano. q
F, Rev. Mr.. Fisher, of Hartford, has married
over 1900 couples and think himself King
Fisher In that line. sa l,3st'ess
4''Coms where mny love lies dreaming, and
see how she looks without any paint on her
face, ,Yiwarbles aFWestefn poet t9s'9 asla
There. ARE two things II the world not
to trias With woman's opinion and the bu4
ainess end ola wasp !esalIr{G aieE
5, For riding habits, the colors.most IN vogue
are blaaek, invisible green, dark blue, and
chocolate. III. .s,,,
Two dogs il. a New York pit fought FIVE
hours, before d brutal, crowd, before one
killedthe other. SO; ~ = 'l;s.-S''.5 - ~
q The married ladies Of Hannibal, No..
have formed "a aComs Home Husband Club"
His about four feet long and has sbrushton
the end of it. y;4sss28s5 bsiiss9es
7: "A clergyman in of0ur uptown churches
says be, addressed his congregation Of ladies'
aid gentlemen as brethren, becauss the
brethren embraced the ladies. IT,, :,
Mrs., 0'Leary. wonders stif, thin Rosting
spalpeens will be afther schwearing that i
was her poor basts Of a COW that burned their
city. ."'Sas zat'f'.sax@
faA wag, ID What he knows 81 about is farming,
gives aaplan to remove widows weeds; he
saysa q good'looking man has only to say,
s..W 9..Wilt thou l"and they fsNilt.2' ati.asf.sss,
1t is proposed ia call one of fthsIswstrsss
Of Paris, g Rue. ,Chesepot:" Judging dffbm
some Of the reports Of the late war; France
had some reason to rue Chesepot. i, .si;Ys
+ Wesley. .atthe age of seventeen, Hrote !:
al do not remember to have fSlt lowne6a of
spirit for ons quarter Of an honf sipsa a31e
born g An exchange letnssik 4 tt1f 4 &
mage occuHed later: ~. ~
StS
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NIAGARA. FALLS WITHOUT WATER
On the 26tkf 6f March, ,1S48, the river, pre-
sented!a remarkable phenomenon. There i
notreeord ofaisimilar onsg' nor hasit beef
observed asince, The winter had been5 il
tensely cold, and the ice. formed on Lake
Erie was, very thick, This was lepsenei
atuund shores BY the 81 warm 4 days 81 early
SPRING. During tie day a. stiff. easterIiiy
wind moved tie whole. field iup Che lake..
about sundoFh tie Wind chopped sround;
and blew agals from the west This brought
the vast tract of ice down again with such
,tfehisndous force that it filed the neck o.
heqake, aid the outlet, 50 chat the outflow
.df ths water Was greatly impeded. Of course
tit'ohiS needed d very short space Of time fol
the falls to drain 6ff the water, below Black
'RSek!:'a The consequence was that, when W.
arose in the imor9ing at niagara, We found
that onrrissrWas nearly half gone. Eli
American channel had dwihdisd to respect
able creek. Tire British Channel looked q.
slough .it had been sfniiitten with 8 quick
consumption aud was fast passing away
Far up from the head Of Goat Island, and and
out into the Gauada rapids, the water e;Was wa,
g0nej rs It was also from tRs lower end Of
Goat Island out beyond the tower. The
rocks were bare, black and forbidding. The
roar of Niagara had sgbsided almost to: 4
moan. The scene was. desolste, and but fol
its 5noYelty and the certainty that it would
charge before many .htodrs, Would haye, been
goSm5 and saddsniSgM Essfy person who v
visited Niagara win rsmember beautiful
JET Of water which Shoots up out Of TIE wa.
tef about forty rods south Of The outer sister
in the great rapids, called, with singular
contradiction Of terms, the .Leaping Rock
dzTheI writer drove abuggy from near the
head Of Goat Island out to point above and
near to that jets With alog cart and four
horses he had drawn from the outside of the
outer island a stick Of pine timber, hcwed
twelve inches square and forty feet long.
From the top of the middle island was drawn
a still larger stick, .heWed ON one side and
sixty; feet long. There are few places ION
the globe wheresa person would gbsjless like
ly 10 goa numbering than in ,the rapids sof
the Niagara Myer, jnst. above sths bark 81
th4. lara Sspa SlIa =
t5s ,;sss III;3 II tssl -Slll
recessas and The cavities that had never be,
fore been exposed 70 mortal eyes The writ.
er went some distance MP the. shore of The
river Large fields at the muddy bottom
lay bare. x y Tie singplar. sYncope Of
the waters lasted all daS: and night. closed
over the strange scene: Butin TIE morning
our river was restored in all its strength,
beautylaad majessy, and We q were glad to
welcdmS itgoswslling tide6hee more .-HoL
lysaNsuyayu.s i!:'T ;a'Tt ras3' "s'' $
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-13
Tribute of Respect.

TO The WorshipfM Muster and Brethren o
Scyene Lodge No. 295.
Your committee, appointed to draft reso.
lutions relative 70 The death of our Brother
F. NJ. Brzendine, beg to submit the follow,
ing:
Resolved, That this Lodge receives the
unex pected and melancholy intelligence
of the departure from among us of our be
loved brother f. NJ. Brizendine, who de-
parted this life on the 18th day of Decem.
Der A. d. 1871, with feelings of grief and
regret.
Resolved, That we bow with submissio
and reverence to the chastisirg hand OF
the most high, and to his will in calling
our beloved brother from among us.
Re,olred, That in token OF cur respect for
the dece sed this lodge be drapad in mourn
ing, and the members thereof wear the US
ua badge OF mourning for 80 days.
Resoived, That we tender to the family Of
the deceased our affecionate condolences in
their irreparHb lie loss, and that copy OF
these resolutions DO furnished to the wild
dow Of The deceased, and that the Editor OF
the Dallas HERALD, be furnished with
copy with request to publish the same.
W. A. RICO,
J. J. BEEHAN,
ii. X. JoNEs,
Committee
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EsS"Passing along Main street from our
private room to the llhrALD Office We have
noticed long row OF plows BY tbe side
walk and stopped, the other dhy, 10 exam
inc them more particularly. They are
manufactured by Mr.. j. g. Mcconnell, OF
this city, and are said to be the very best
kind used on the black prairie soil OF this
section. We should think they were, from
our own Inspection. The wood WORK is
stout AMI strong Of the best material, and
,hs ehape Of the iron portion Ia Just the
thing for going through the sticky, heavy
soil 10 the best advantage and thoroughly
stirring 1t up. And here we would also
call attention tn Mr.. McConnells full
stock of hardware always on hand. lis
keeps the beat In his line.
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% H..rr For the Dallas HERALD
Thoughts and reflections OF
n Minister'S wife.

Will the editor Of the Dallas HERALD, as
the friend of my usband allow me to ex-
press through hi, columns the thoughts
and feelings Of gratitude which | expert
enced on being presented, by my husband
from the Indies OF the Cumberland Freshly"
terrain Church and others of Ia las, an AL
bun or Log cabin Quilt, made of The nice
est material and of bright and benu,i ful
colors. Its arrangement showed the most
cultivated taste and its needle work an
honor to the noble hearts and hands that
performed it. An Album Quilt, thought |,
rejecting the likeness of so many noble
hearts who have thus expressed taeir re-
gard for me, the companion of their re'ir-
Ing pasior Two OF these lenu,i al squares
were pointed out MS The work of Two ladies'
of another church who had thus expressed
their christian regard. We'll mny the Bap
tbs, or my other church h. proud Of ladies'
with sncl ca,holcily of spirit. Its squares,
seventy two in number, ne gazcd upon
them, thought Of what the bible says of
the church. "Ye nre Gods builitig -
Again it symboiized IN its varGu. pieces
the stores in the temple of God, whose
temple yc are by his spirit Thy also
stand as so many stars OF affection and Ie-
gard in the milky way at life, and as tv'-
dence thal my husbands tolls in Dallas
have not been in win in the Lord and that
stars may be nd led thereby TO his crown
of rejoicing in heaven. Long may these
dear sisters live TO cheer the heart OF him
who fills his place in the sacred desk by
their .okens Of christian regard.
NJ. A. HAYNES.
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Tne sfc0sb vfabfcr ~ rng Pgortr pI
TESAs.- They ~ affirm iicir opinion OF
1870, l,y awarding the Grover BAKER
Mnchlne the frst Premium, for Tho les.
Family Sewing Naohinr, nj the urahd
State Fair Of 1871, and sir First Premiums
for lest Machine Stitching, double the
number awarded any other mnehine')-
Notwilhslnndlng the great Efforts OF our
competitors 10 dlsparngo The perfeo'ion OF
our machines, tho public and the FAIR AS
soclaiions Of Louisiana and Texas repeat
their convictions when opportunity oilor',
the superiority Of our Machines W i"PW'
eha,e and apard ef the committees. The snlc
OF the Grover & Baker Machine IL greater
in Mississippi, Alabaman, Louisiana and
Texas than ihnt Of any other, and Inc
awards received from the Fair Associa'
lions Of those States double those fall the
other machines combined. What more
proof can va offer, for what we so justly
claim namely, that the Grover g. Baker Is
the best Family Sewing Machine, and the
favorie of the people Of the South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
1872 Canal Street, Now Orleans.
Another large lot Of these Machines just
received and for sale by
KEATON & JOHNSON,
juno 90, lS7l--ly] Agents, Dallas Texas.
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card of T,,nnks.

We retlifn tho thanks of the "Dalls,
Literary Society 10 the following nalheu
gentlemen for donations Of books io.w''l
Judge Nat II. Iurford-Waylands El'
,meuts Of Political Economy, Lsys Polili'
cal Economy, Political Text BOOK.
NJ ". Clnsky,-The rsderalist Moore's
life Of Lord Byron, Tresor Legislatif, Fast
Biblical History Of the Jews, q vols, Tue
Garden, Fruit Trees, The House. washing
ton and his Generals 2 vols, Westminster
onression OF Faith, life Of Jno. Randolph
2 vols. hungary 4 Kossuth, Art and In
dus,ry OF the Chrystal Palace, by Greeley,
Crab6e, Heller & Pollok, Signers OF the
Drolara, Ion of Independence, Fruit culture
Physiology of Marriage.
l., NJ, Brown-FoOt Prints OF the Crc'
alur, Hugh Miller, Answer TO Hugh Miller
Davics, Mariydom in Missouri.
ORA, A. johnson Popular Biographies,
Sturgeon Sermons, Jews Letters to vol
taire.
DR.. Roy b. Scott--The Spectator vols
English Theatre, 2 vols. :,
John W. Swindells-Lif- of Stonewnll
Jackson. Gold Dust, Brick Dust, by Pome
roy.
+. NJ. oliver-.w. C. Bryants Poems,
Course of Composition.
Tom Fic,d--Butl,r,s Analogy, across Of
the Continent
BE-. t,acy-Losi Cause.
J. l.. Fishcr-His,ory Of Romnnlsm.
Maj. ]. 7. Ault-Walkers Dictionary,
Burders History OF all Religions.
Col. j. NJ. Crockett-American Flo
quence, , vols. 4,
T.G. T. Kendell-Maryatt2 Novels, Ma
polean's Old Guard, Napoleon and his Gen
erals.
W.T.. MAsTEN
W. II. AULT Committee
~ c. II. JENKINS.
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90 10 Dnvie Cnmcron's and have your
!lffs incurred ih the Eclcctric Life Insurance
r. fDec. %, rS7l--15Gm.

< public Installation of the officers elect
Of Dallas Encampmcnt, No. 9, Knights
Tsmplsr. was had at the Christian church.
on Thursday night last. The Sir Knights
formed in procession at the Lodge Room,
and headed by the Dallas Brass bahd
msrched to the Christian church, where
the installation was had Undue FORM inc
sir. Knights, In full Regalin, presented
handsome appearance. We understand
there was very handsome and 'dn'ptu'
.ous eutertainm ent provided, after the cef-
.smonies Of Installation we're closed, at
which many friends Of the Order' lad'e'
md gentlemen were present. --