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The New York herald., 1873-11-09
oBsEQUIEs OF MRS MARY CusTIs LEE

RICHMOND Va, Nov s, 1873
The obsequies OF Mrs. Mary Custis Lee. wife OF the
ate General Robert u. Lee, who died in Lexington
on Thursday morning, took place to-day, in Memo
rial chapel in that town. Her three sons, ". H.
Lee. Custis Lee and Robert T. Lee, Jr., anu her
daughter were present, besides large concourse
OF friends. Her remains were deposited by the side
OF ner husbands in the Memorial Room. Mrs. Lee
was sixtyseven years OF age. Business was entirey
suspended IN Lexington to-day, many places pelne
draped tn mourning, and the obseques were very
i'm
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Relics Of Other Hard Times.

Relics Of Other Hard Times.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8. 1873.
TO THg BDrOR or THE HEGALp:-
Being poor and affected by the panic, and having
saved these II . US" Tor some years. VIII you be
kind enough TO give the benefit OF them 10 the neg
iected artist, Mr.. Mast? Yours, THEAKE
[The enclosures were sixteen tickets; yalne
some time age, twenty-five cents.-ED. HERALD
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Better Than Nothing,

: NEW YORK. Nov. Q, 1878.
To o.THEEDrTOR or THE HHRALD:-
Times are hard, but must contribute my mite
to the Mast money box. An American who would
refuse TO show his appreciation OF this man In his
present misfortune deserves TO be ANONYMOUSLY
expelled IRON decent society. / enclose hall
cent bright as a dollar, coinage OF 1853 Give it TO
him, and may heaven bless hun. CHARITY.
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DysPepstr All Forms or This Trvsu~
Gus tse' rrcspeenyo OF duration. obsnacy or sae az
pau ~. mim.uisteiy aud certainly cured bv NJ
sHAkP'S sPEciFi0 Warranted. Depof n, E,vha5n
and HudnuCs, Herald Building - D'"so nouse
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between Eighteenth and Nineteenth !
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BIG TREE AGAIN.
Good Indians Dcprcdating on the Tcxa,
BOrder.

border.
WACO, Texas. Nov. s, 1874.
CAPTAIN !. Elgin, who has Just returned from an
extensive trip on the frontier reports tnat the
Indians are ~ bad as they have been since the
war. n not worse. All the Indians are OF from
their reservations excepting Santanta. They
headed nv Rig Tree and have stolen nearly all the
horses on the Little wichita River and the West
Fork. seventy-Gve or 100 Indians crossed the
Little wichita last week. party OF .nitieen stole
ported that a surveying party camped outside or
f4acksbOrV were nIed upon by Indians.
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TEE CANADIAN MINISTRY.

OTTAWA, Nov. $, 1873.
Ron. u. W. Scott. Of ottawa, has resigned the
Commissionership OF the crown Lands and seat
in the Ontario government and accepted scat ~
thc Priv Council OF the Dominion without por'.
folio. Mr.. Ross has been appointed Minitter oi
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some Radical Talk, but No Pay.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
At u meeting OF the Radical Mutual Admiration
Society, held this day, the committee appointed at
the last meeting TO consider by what means the
society should express their gratitude TO T. Mast,
Esq, who, 1t was reported. was in very critical
condition, reported as ioliows:-
We have carefully inquired into the connton of our
distressed brother ana happy to state that the clt
zens OF New York have answered the HERALps appeal
assistance with than their ordinary generosity
and prompness We further learn chat the HERALD has
received contributions of every kind sng OF cloth
ing and food sufficient to support MIR. Mast many
years TO come. We therefore suggest that elegant
medal be presented To Mr.. Mast, suitably inscribed,
through the editor OF the HERALD.
In accordance with the above resolution, which
was unanimously passed, the undersigned has the
honor o. begging you to hand the enclosed to the
worthy patriot, saint and scholar
BY order OF the Executive COMMITTEES.
o. NJ. SWINDLE, Secretary.
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TIE SUFFERING CHALKHAN.
- tho Fund.
Bogus ssSvrx

0S us SFtv0r
/ AZ TUE EoiToE or rug HeRlsD:--
as sLecle payments are In lair way 0. 'NsfGs re-
'''10o 0h'.ose the best dollar have, VIZ ! -mexi-
can counterfeit dofia'. which please place " the
oaea1 o. tne MAST fund and request Mr. Mast to oe
earc.ul "a now ne puts 1T In circllauon or ne nigh :
Yours respectfully MEXirANs
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a1n TO 500 INVESTED IN STOCKS IN WALL.
sDIU street now that the fluctuations violent.
ofte N leads TO fortune in DAYS. Safe system Of
operating small capital fully explained by VALEN.
TINE TRUMBRIDGE CO., Bankers and Brokers, SO
wall street, New York, IN their booH, entitled
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nunxilIe & Co.. nnraI,r,ah

runviue ~ Co., ROYAL Irish Htas;y,...
Belfast Ireland are the rgest holders Of whiskev IN
= ''''~V ~ isrecomncn nded Iv liz
worn .s7. = s,.fF,.ncs 70 rrsnc, ,srcS.
Supplisd 10 casks 6r cases UDl,ed stauss
Broad street New York.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE Kew Yuay HERALD.

MADRID. Nov. 8, 1873.
President CASTELAR, and General Sickles, the
United States Minister, were in close conference
for a considerable time yesterday.
The subject of the capture OF the Vrginius is un-
derstoOd to have been under consideration.
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DIR, Radway's
sARsAPARILLIANR REsoLTENT,

THE OR tAT BIIUUU PURtFIEK
Cor the all Chronic Diseases >croua, Ulcers,
Nronc Rheumatism Erysipeils, Kidney, Bladder aud
ri Complaints pe psa, Affections OF the Lungs aud
Thr Nat pres the blood restoring health and vigori
caar skin beautiful conplc xion secured to ALL Sold
nv ara -sists kADWAY h co, 50 " arren street
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Harris ssP. P." Whiskey. ssThe Old
Maize" redstied in vacuo, at IS degrees Fahrenheit
prescribed and recommended by physicians Bottles
Labelled The old Maze with American Institat:
certificates of analytical chemists Sold by druggists
Important to invaiids Cut this out Address THH
New York.
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A Healthy Investment.-Tin-L ed
LEAD PIPE Price l6s cents pound. Descriptive pam.
phieis sent by mail tree.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
lam poor soldier; was at the capture OF New
Orleans. Our General (Butler> did no fighting, be-
cause the Admiral (Farragut had done the busi
ness before Butler put in an appearance. But when
the spoils came to be divided our General and his
brother took the cash, and his soldiers, among
the rest received the enclosed as soldiers
share and now enclose it help 10 the Nasty
iund. Perhaps Butler will redeem IL. Yours, &c,
II
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uo M I BUY Your Clothing of BrOad-
~av rean tores, but call at the wholesale
SO ann ~ WIN street. first building cast OF Broadway
and sayc Der cent
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From the Gem OF the Wost.

lady friend, with the finest complexion we ever saw.
told that after reading thA advertisement OF DR..
GoURAUDs' ORR NTAL CREAM IN our pubiicarion .
without all the gold in Chicagon She further said
that hundreds of friends had tried 10 discover what shs
haa used but she had refused TO inform them as she had
priced 1t secre.n We have determined TO make the
matter public. Let our readers try IL Found DIR.
FELIX GOURAUDS, As Bond street. New York, and all
druggists.
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Very vigorous are these lines rom "Gettys.
burg:''- ~ i,,,. -. '.-'
The guns are still, the end is nigh, We GRASP our
arms anew;
oh, now, let every heart be stanch and every aim
be truel
For look from yonder wood that skirts the val.
ley's further marge,
The flower OF all the Southern host move to the
final charge.
BY heaven 1t IS fearful sight to see their double
Come with hundred battle nags-a mile from
flank to flank!
Tramplng the rain to earth they come, ten thou.
Their standards wave, their hearts are brave they
hasten not nor rest,
But close the gaps our cannon make, and onward
And, yelling our very 'front.', again pour in their
fire
Now burst our sheeted ligntnings forth now all
our wrath has ventl
They die they witner through and through their
waverlng lines are rent.
But these are gallant, desperate men, OF our own
race and land,
Who charge anew, and welcome death, and fight
us hand to hand
Vain, van give way-as we'll ye may-the crimson
die Is cast
Their bravest leaders bite the dust tn cir strength
is falling fast;
They yield, they turn, they ny the field; we smite
them as they run.
Their arms, their colors our spoil the furious
fight IS done
the tray:
Cheer cheer, the grand old army at last has won
the day
Mr.. Stedman owed much of his earlier popularity
to the rough hewn verse OF "Old Brown,u and he
was a true prophet who In November, 1862 ap
pealed with eloquent passion to the South in be-
half OF "the gamest man Henry Wise ever saw:''-
But virginians don't do it for tell you that the
Filled with blood OF Old Browns ofsprnc. was
first poured by Southern hands;
And each drop from Old Browns life-veins, ike
tha Tnd n 10 Yo
MAY spring up vengeful fury, Kissing through
your slaye-wOrn landsl
And Old Brown--Osawatomie Brown
May trouble you more than ever when you've nailed
his cOfn down.
There is one verse in this poem, however, to
which we take exception on the score OF truth
Beyond all other traits John Brown possessed sim
plicity and an incapacity for bravado He was
brave without knowing 1t; hence II would have
been impossible for him to boast OF his immortality
in history, as Stedman's lines infer:--
And he swore feariul oath, ty the name OF the
Almighty,
| He would hunt this ravening evil that had
! scathed and torn him SO;
He would seize It by the vitals; he would crush IL
/ day and night; he
Would so pursue It's footsteps, SO return IL blow
| That Old Brown
4 Osawatomic Brown
SAould be a name TO swear by, in backwoode or 10
4 town.
win not the poets sober second thought acknowl.
edge that We are right In defending John Brown
from charge unworthy OF his rervid Christianity
| a religion somewhat sterncr than that conferred
| In Stedman's 0Protest OF Faith,r which might
] have been read with advantage before the Evan
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Lace Curtains from Auction, S5 per
cent under cost of importation.
G. l. kelly 4 Co. 74 Broadway.
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LIQUORS at Panic Prices--AlcOh0l, @2 :
Brandy 81 whskey, 81 40; en- ST. 81; Bitters 81 10:
Rum ST 50: Port 81 81 Absolute cton
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For the Piles Use A. w. Kcntfn='s Ccls
EBRATED OINTMENT price 25c- ONCE rs Front street.
POI sIin
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Harris, ssP, P,n Whiskey

Holloway's Pills are Invaluable Ms =
Purgatve. fhe OINTMENT cures Rheumatism, Scalds
aud aprains Depot 75 Maiden lane
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Havana Lottery,

Havana Lottery.
We sold the 10000 in the Extraordinary Drawing
April ~ Circulars sent information given. J. MAR.
TfNEZ co. 10 Wall ST. box 4685 New York Post Office
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THE VIRGINIUS.

Ministerial Conference on the Cuba Tragedy
News in Madrid.
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A-CIeanins and Dyeing.-Bring Your
goods to LORDS; his work is characterized hy beauty
and elegance OF finish Offices $50 aud 934 Broadway and
III Eighth avenue
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Generosity in Misfortune.

C0SEY ISLAND, Nov. s. 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
For the Mast fund, send you via American Mer-
chant United Express Company, one Ql fan, one
a. nun. two (2) joints stove pipe, one ql second
hand coffin and a pair OF shears The above ar
tic es viii reach you about four O'Clock next year.
Yours respectfully, DEFEATED CANDIDATE.
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Hernia.-To the Ruptured-Don't be
humbugged. Come to MARSH CO.'S old Radical Cure
Truss office, No. vesey street, and be cured
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Giles & Co.'s Linim mt Iodsde OF Am mo-
MA cures Paralysis Neuralgia and Chrome or infam
matory Rheumntisin &c. Best combination ever dis
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A.-S25O. 900 Worth OF Clothing. Equal
to custom work retailing at wholesale prices at 50 and
s. White street stairs first building east OF Broadway
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Awe eddfng Invitations, Ball Cards.
Orders Of Dancing. foreign Note Paper
JAMES BvERDELL, So Broadway. Establishe lS4O
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All Physicians Prescribe kearney',
EXTRACT RCCHU for Diseases of Bladder, Kidney
and kindred complaints; 81 per bottle.
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Nothing was enclosed.-Ed. HERAIDl
a Raneh and a Rost for the wanderer

A Ranch and y Rost for the Wanderer.
To THE EDIro. OF THE HERALD
SuE-Ive beep,1 heerin the fellers do some tall
taken bout chap called Mast Now sur, If this
yer chap is any relation or ,schaca Nasty !n.. 1
would like ter make his aquante6c6, my advice to
Old boy Mast Is to come out my ranch and draw
Te will pay his fare and give him couple acres Of
land, Your in respaSr- -r.>..STs -:srs -
aErr-- BLACK JIM Comanche Ranch, Nevada.
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ENGLAND.

The Bank Rate Of Discount-A Further Ad.
vance Anticipated-Bullion Moving to
y America-An Overdue Steamship.
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Our English Kerscy Uvescaats, at $aS.
pronounced better than those made order
where $50 80 and 81 White street.
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W inStOW7N
eves little sufferer from pain wind collie.
the stomach and bowels correes acdity and dur
ing the process OF eehlng invaluable Perfectly safe
in all cases millions OF mothers can testify.
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Royal havana Lottery.-1 form tfosa
furnished orders ned; circulars sent free applica-
s., ..-ss.s-. TAYLOR CO., Baukerx
- No. IL Wall street. New York city.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BIsC0TINE FOOD for infants DELLuc co.
635 Broadway the sole proprietors and manufac
turers Paris Agents. ROBERTS CO., Place Vendome
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Birshkfnd. Parker Il Co., so and Sc
white street first buding east OF Broadway, VIII sell
Won yonr Clothing actual wholesale prices for the next
thirty dsys store omen SATURDAY. night until O'clock
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Alarming !-Colds that Settle the
lungs soon become very dangerous II not promptly
treated with HALE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR - ~'@~ -
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Wigs, Toupees.-G. Rauchfuss, Prac-
teal Wig and Toupec Maker and Importer of Human
HAIR A East Twelfth street, near Broadway, \. Y.
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A,-For q First Class Dress or Busin ess
HAT 20 direct TO the manufacturer.
\ EsPENsCHEID, lis Nassau street
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Suit OF Three Rooms, Including Pri-
vate bathroom let at No. East Twelfth street. e
gentlemen only.
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Saws the Daily Bulletin, October - lsl3:-
A neat little pocket pamphlet under the ABOVE
attractive title has Just put II timely sppeai te,ms
employed in Wall street business operations the msan
ing of which is often perplexng TO genera sueIs
Here we have explanations OF the ~ a,hsr IN M
formation calculated to put OUTSIDE wae swnne
on the inside of the steries OF an street Hms
and illustrations are gwen ot ne ~ bch msS
be expected result from successiu opsr lmeIv
arc few persons who do not occasonay see tner way
nv The want OF the necessary Information With this
little volume their hands the way oIen 70 tneHs
and they are told how a. proceed Iersons ehgageu ia
sgvantage OF any turn in the marketas the present
low nrice OF stocks cxampe-are told how they
invest their money and the nst may oc expece1
thc present pamphlet Messrs valentine Tumbrdgc n
co BANKERS and brokers, 80 Wall street may be COM
municated with az any time personally or by mail
gently attended To- New York Daily Bulletin, Oct 2t
ioVss,entrr Tumbrdse a Co. 20 Wall street the house
that sells puts and calls, has issued splendid little
book called the Secret Of Success in Wall Street, Civ
ing the full details how 10 operate among bulls and
bears stocks and gold market The books are issued
feieersm Oct n, 1873.
Mcssrs. Valentine Tumbridge 4 Co, Of No. 50 Wall
1--we the Of wa street. sy Which the i
let into the secrets Of how be achieved in
stock specua tons. Those who wish operate should
consult with this rm.--New York Sunday Courier, Oct
Valentine Tumbridge Co., bankers and brokers.
80 wall street Issue work entitled Secret o.
Success Success in wal street" Il IS directory ws 0s
wonder that Henry Clews Co and other Arms did not
avail themselves OF his book It's advice instead of
using their own Judgment and being Obliged % s,o,e
to any address. Send and get ons,,-ueiyoke MASH
Transcripts
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Campo's InfaIlible Specific cures In
santareeusiv All mains rheumatic or nervous. HUD
NUT, Herald building; JOHN y HENRY, No. College
place.
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Corus. Bantons. Enlarged syotnts-Nu
diseases u thc feet cured by Or ZACHAhiL :. ohion
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POmeroy & Co., 744 Broadway, Sell
for S3 the best ELASTIC TRUSS ever invented
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The Best X cmcdy for Coughs, Hoarse-
ness and sore throat is DITMAN'S THROAT LOZENGES.
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Crist ndoro's Hair Dye ~, BY Far, the
best cxtant always reliable. perfectly harnless anu Huc
to nature. Sold everywhere.
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A-Tiller g. Co., No. 3 Union Square,
Ladies' Kisses gents and boys BOOTS and SHOES, all
styIes and nSces
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Z.-Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed circulars with full information free
Address r. G. DEyLIN, Stationer and General Agent,
80 Liberty street, New York.
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Il. II. r. 2
RADwAY's READY RELIEF ~
CURES THE WORST p ~.- ,rG.f
In from to twen.- ,-~ins ~.
altar - .dinu tbiss - HOUR
~ Sir advertisement need any one
RAILWAYS ,.rFks VITA PAIN. =, o"'
SkREADY RELIEF IS A CURE FOR
,--g&E-S-ssSs II was the first and Il
. THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excrutiating palma
allays Innammations and CONCESSIONS whether az
the Lungs stomach. bowels other glands or organs
by one Application,
rs FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
matter how violent excruciang the pain the rheu-
matte, bedrdden, nirm, crippled, nervous ncuraIVlc
or prostrated with disease may suffer.
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Pure and Delicious Smoking To-
bacco is sURBRUG'S GOLDEN SCEPTRE.
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A.-Havana LOTTERY OMescl Drawings
on file also Kentucky state Lottery for the Benefit of
schools of Frankfort. Circulars free.
JOSEPH BATES, 196 Broadway, room 4.
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Corns. Bupions, Nails, &c., Cured With
out paiu CORN CURE by mail 10 cents.
Dr. RICE, 2VS Broadway, corner Fulton street,
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A.-Nobody Buys Wretched Metal
springs finger psds the worthless band trusses The
SEW ELASTIC TRUSS, 6S3 Broadway. retains the rup-
ture comfortably night and day till permanently cured.
Sold cleap.
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Caution. .

NAWVtOm.
Beware OF gloves advertised and sold a. genuine
HARRIS SEAMLESS KID CLOVES
Re sure TO so
HARRIS BROTHER 1877 Broadway, for the "GENuISE
HARRIS STAINLESS as we have no agency branch
establishment In this city or Brooklyn.
RARRIs BROTBERs, Kid Glove Emporium,
S17 Broadway,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
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Rest and Com fort to the Suffering.

Bargains in Furniture.
Great reduction in prices
Of paror Library, Chamber and Dining Furniture, at
7 Canal street first door east Of Broadway, at 1893
F0hon street. near Church street n " wM. u, LEE.
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PAN IN wALa STREET.

Just where the Treasury's marbIerlr0
Looks over Wall streets mingled nationsi
Where Jews apd Gentlles most are wont
To thr0ns Tor trade and last quotntionsi
Where hour by hour the rates OF gold
Outrivai. in the ears OF people,
The quarter-chmes serenely toi.ed-
From Trlnity's undaunted steeple.
Even there heard q strange, wild strain
Sound hi n above the modern clamor,
Above the cries o. greed and gain,
Tie curbstone war, the auctiol's hammer;
And swift on musics misty way-,
IL led, from all this STRIFE Tor millions,
To ancient, sweet do-n0Lhing days
Among the klrtle-r0bed oicilianS.
And as II stilled the multitude,
And vet more joyous rose. and shrlcr,
saw the nnsirel wnere he stood
AT ease against = DOrc pillar
Twas Pan himself.
Mr.. Stedman's poem OF 1867 Is to-day no fiction
Great Pan is not dead. '.Music waves eterna
wands,'' and above the nerce bowling OF bulls and
and BEARS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SPLENDID DIARY.-MESsRs HASTINGS CO.,
"A 2R Broadway have issued diary Tor 1874 entitled
THE DAILY RECORD OR EvERYBODY'S DIARY II
is in every respect most servceable production 1t
tans large number OF well arranged tables embracing
gre at array facts which reference is often
sary: very full chronological calendars liberal
amount of excellent writing paper, on which to enter
map the United States TO prevent the obliteraon Of
entries hastily otted down ink the blank in
terieaved with blottng This diary Is not toy
but something that is meant for everyday use in the
house. counting the study. Ii is what the
publishers say is eyerybodys diary and everybody
who knows the value daily record will thank them
for having produced such convenient one.-New York
Witness. Boards, 81 80; cloth, 81 Post free.
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Secret OF
Secret OF success
Secret Of success in
Secret of Success in
Secret OF Success. IN wall
Secret of Success in Wall Street,
32 pages, mailed on receipt of return postage.
50 pages mailed on receipt OF return
81 pages. mailed on receipt OF
32pases, mailed on receipt
81 pages, mailed on
35pages mailed
- pages.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-01-09

Those considered most refined and digniiied
did not shrink from contact with colored per-
sons; but cOlored persons were understood
II sustain always subjected relation. II
the master toOh his female slave to his boz
som, she nevertheless sustained subjected
relation. This being so, does it not argue
that the objection is not to contact, but to
4 restriction Of his power over the woman /?
Mr.. Stephens, / have the sympathy of race,
or, rather, lean to the black blood coursi ing
through my veins-to the blood Of the OPP
pressed rather than TO that of the oppressor !;
but can rise above it, and as an American
loving my country, my whole country, my
native land, caring for its best interests, be-
seech the white South. which should have as
much patriotism as have, TO accept the in
evitable for the peace and prosperity of the
nation, because It will be doing Justice to the
colored man and injustice to no man. Let
me bescech the whites of the South to culti-
vate friendly relations with their colored
neighbors, who stand ready to be their
warmest friends; and who can lead of bet
ter in this work than Alexander II. Ste
phens?
Respectfully, GEORGE L. DOWNING.
Washington, January l, 1873.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-01-09

j. 4 man of family, has always stood high in
the church. and Is beloved by his congrega-
ton. II he - tri rar q. hear: ;lIeTe i
notiang in his mild, pleasant face to show it.
/ asked Democrat, citizen Of Columbia,
what sort OF man Ezell was. "Just as
good one as God Almighty ever blessed
our wicked earth with" he replied. A few
moments after asked prominent Radical
official the same ques ion. He replied !:
Eel? Preacher Ezell: Why, sir, he's
one of the d-dest rascals in South Caro-
lima"
| saw there was difference Of opinion.
The prisoners were then conducted back 0
Jail BY negro guard, and the court went on
with the dispatch of ordinary business, as if
nothing unusual had happened. People seem
to have got wonderfully well acquainted with
wha. they call the new order Of things"
II. V. II.