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The cable last week announced the death OF Lord
Strathnairn, man whose career has been as won
dcrful as anything witnessed In our generation. !
never saw him but once and that time am not
likely to forget When the last half OF the century
was In its teens 1t bcfell tho writer hereof TO be
present at dinner given by the East India United
Service Club, In st. James street, London, to the sur
vlvors OF that wonderful handful OF Englishmen
who In 1851 conquered the famous Indian mullny
and saved the Empire. Az We went In my compan-
ion (onc OF the elders among the famous crop of
war correspondents who have made British valor
immortal In words that smelt OF powder smoke, 80
redolent are they OF the fray they descrbe pointed
out along the lofty entrance hall the heads of East
India big game that had fallen 10 the crack Of old
Sam Browns rine, which has walked the eclocs from
Bengal marshes to the sn0w-topped mountains OF
The great Thlbeilan range. Everything In the shape
OF beast OF prey or dangerous game was there. but
the grand dining room OF the cub was sight to re-
member forevernorc. At the head OF tho first
table sat man, tall, grzzled, and gray, with Keen
eagle-like eyes. ! noticed that the veteran had but
one arm, and that though his face was pleasant
enough there, In stress of danger II could be terrible
In It's Berserk anger. When somebody called In ane
Hieland voice for Sir Sam Broune" then remem-
bercd the famous rough rider, who, wounded to the
death, LEFT his good sword-arm under the walls of
learned his tactics under lord Cough, where such
places as Chllllan Wallah was the school, and Sir
Patrick Grant, whose scoich-Irsh pluck and obsi-
macy had saved him In three desperate straits. l
could easily understand his saying TO his men as he
closed them up for fororn charge, "The enemy
are ten TO ono, boys, but It will sound better In the
gazette"
Aud how shall write OF the others? There was
Probyn, the commander OF regiment of horsemen,
whose swoop was like that OF mountain eagle, and
Dugald Stewart, the Iicland clansInan that old
Colin Campbell loved as his own son; MACPHERSON,
Hughes, Wilson, Burne, Reyes, Mac0regor, (who
can write after his name q. q. b., G. S. l., q. l. e.,
and greatest OF all, v. g., for Victoria Cross the
highest and most valued token OF personal valor,)
and host Of others whose names are part OF that
brilliant history that has made india the most mar
vicious aud fascinating Held for romance aud war OF
any since the Orient dawned among nations.
AT the further end OF The hall there was table,
tho sllters ut which We're all notable. There was
Napier Of Magdala; gallant Old Sir William codring.
ton-whom the old school OF English soldiers love
CHEEKY on that fatefu morning when he led "that
thin red line topped with steel at the slorming Of
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A pleasing volume OF minor religious poems is
"lIiddcn Sweetness" by Mary Bradley. II is q
handsome specimen Of booknlakng, ami the Illus.
tratOns by Dorothy IIolroyd arc tasteful and appro-
PIRATE. Altogether this book ~ an agreeable addition
to the number OF hooks suitable for holiday gifts.
Boston: Roberts Brothers. Received from Brcn.
tguDs.
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secretary Of Gen. Grant, both during and after tho
war, in the field and at the White House. lie was
also Consul General Mt Havana under President
thory on these themes This, his latest literary
work, Will be published simultaneously In England
and America.
The elaborate advance notice which we recently
gave Of Col. Frank A Burr's "Life and Deeds OF
Gen. Grant ]" showed as well as any review could
the character aud scope OF the work. II IN rather
comprehensive than exact, more popular than elab-
crate. The plan OF employing rfeny pens TO wrltc
about the various periods Of Grants career has, Of
course, produced highly readable II not symmerl-
cal book. The portions relating to the Generals
character aud military career are, naturally uni
formly Mandatory and not subjects for serious crli
cIsm The volume Ia made Interesting to the mil
oi by the large number OF Portraits illustrations
autograph letters. etc, which n contains. II Is
handsomely bound, and Will undoubtedly have very
large sale Philadelphia National Publishing Com.
pany.
Tho URhed serrice for October opens with an
excellent account OF "Gcn Thomas's first victory
"Scouting on the stakcd Plains with Mackenzie" Is
described by one who was there James r. De
Shields has n third paper on "1ndlan Wars in
Texas "Thc Army OF Russia is a reprint from
The Contompord,R Frederick u. vlnons account
OF "Samoa aud the Snnoans" IL concluded. There
are also Instructive pages ON Progress in Modern
Artillery aud Fortilcaiion," on "a Clerks View OF
Civil Service Reform" aud pleasing variety Of
miscellaneous reading, Including the conclusion OF
bteuI. tOnn,nnucr BtOWnS"Iltc NJ tue naval ACuu-
cmy." New York: I. II. s. IIaincrsly, s35, Broad
way.
The "uni,ed states Government Publications.
monthly catalogue, published by Mr.. John II. Hick-
cox, Of this city, has appeared for the months Of
July and August. The July number Is devoted to-
an Interesting list OF the maps and charts issued by
the Treasury, War, Navy, Interior, and Post ONCE
Departments since January 1 1855, the number OF
them being somewhat surprising. This catalogue,
though private enterprise, must he OF considerable
afVt tfl In pt.tt
the various Departments are publishing.
A pleasing volume OF minor religious poems is
"lIiddcn Sweetness by Mary bradley. II Is o
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2rpposaIs.
PROPOSALS. FOR ORDNANCE sUppLIEs
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.


H.. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., October IS, lssJ
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed [" Proposals ~
aud II. Suppfes,n will DO received at this once
nni noon, Aoretb %, 1855, for supplies to be de-
llvered at the Equipment aud RetruiinD DeDdyt-
ne't OF the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. O., namely:
acquisitions No. 100 Steel, etc.; 12i, Coke, Mood
Poles; 1913, Cotton Irvine; i2i, Bceswax, Llnseed
on, Tallow, ETC.; l2d Brushes; 1871, sand; ies,
1870 and 49, Hardware, etc, and i33 Hair Fcltinr
Proposals atust De made IN duplicate, and on
ohlcal forms furnished with schedules giving de-
tails by this onlce For expert and other inforna-
ton apply to Navy Yard. Bldsreceired only mon,
hldtydctufers or or regular dealers IL, the aitf-
aes they ogi1' TO supplB.N
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and
to waive defects. Responsible PERSONS must guar
aniee tue prompt and faithful execution OF contract
lied 20 before Il United states officer.
THOMAS II, LOOK El,,
Pay Director, u. =. NJ.
Nol-lth NAVY Pay 40
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'Who will succeed Mahonc?" was the next ques-
tion. "Either Daniel or Barbour. Both gentlemen
have earnest friends. Barbour's services In the
canvass Just ended were invaluable, aud l do not
overstate their importance when say that to his
organizing ability and other qualities Is due Gen.
Lees election. l do not undervalue other gentle
mems services Everybody was IN earnest. But
Barbour was prc-emuent In his exertlons that he
deserves all have said, and more.'
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"of aides-de-cam Mcclellan had score. shall
never forget their mess. one cold winter evening
rode up TO headquarters with q special message
from the Secretary OF War; 1t had been raining all
day, aud the wind had suddenly shifted TO the north
west, and the rain turned into suen. heavy snow
slorni.. got OF my horse at the headquarters
guard tent, and was shown Into large tent belong
Ing to the stan. They were Just sitting down TO
dinner and asked me 10 Join them, which WIS very
glad to do, as had eaten nothing since morning,
such dinner l never saw In the Held before, and
very seldom its equal anywhere else. ! remember
fore, WAS at the head OF the table. There was a
lovely soup; then came nsh, perfectly cooked; then
roast ns.h ,,a'TfSsy with everything served with
portance. but the memory OF that dinner, in the
Pardon my dwelling on this evehi. was a general
any % OF saSssensa bSi my stan WAS
everything! You see. Mcclellan had then serving
with him John Jacob Aston as a colonel aud Henry
major These gentlemen did the same duty thai
other officers OF their grade did, and exposed them
as any oficer in the service but neither OF them ever
drew cent OF pay from me United States which
.aey Kept or They tCn Turned r. to the Sanitary Com
soldiers OF the Army. The two French Irlilces did
the same, AZ they were spending their own money,
there certainly was no reason why they should not
have all that could be got ut their mess, and they
succeeded There was also present on this
memorable evening Maj. Won lIaminersleln, an Aus
trian oicer, who Wished 10 see some active service
and prusslan major OF the Guards. Won slckstedi,
think waa his name. BESIDES these there was
Lieut. Col. Nnlarceau. OF the French heavy dra-
goons. | have always thought that for a Young
man the perfection OF good-fellowshlp was we'll
selected military MESS AMI never 30 fully realized
II as then. II there is any poetry about war II Is
when one has an Unlimited supply OF money and
can have French cook In the neld and live as those
officers did Mcclellan told Iue that this was their
usual dinner, and that they Kept one person In
Washington 10 buy what they wanted, and send 1t
out to wherever they might be. Well, well 1 am
old now, but shall never forget those earlier days
OF the war" Sighed the venerable onlcer, as he
slowly went away.
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The November vide A,rdke opens with fronts.
piece by IIassam celebrating the last OF the autumn
pleasures-a farewell rambe through the November
woods. This Is followed by the triumph OF the
pucky heroincs In Margaret Sidney = serial, "A New
Departure for Girlsn Mr. Drooks's historical serial
"The Governors Daughter" also ends, with the
marriage OF Mary and Abram Gouyerneur and the
cleansing OF Jacob Leisers name from taiut; and
flossy Tangleskein IN MrS. Chanpney's wonder
story, "Thc Chlld's Paradise concludes that
America Is the best land for childs home, after
all James Otis has In "Dan lIardy's crppy"
pathetic l'hanksgiying-,imc story, and the second
"Popsy story" IL given, one OF tho last labors Of
Mrs Helen Jackson, II. ~ Mira Harriet Pinckney
Iiusc gives some early rccoections OF the novelist
Cooper, which form a charming pendant 10 Miss
iarrlss paper about him In "Pleasant Aulhors for
Young Folks" published IN lhs same n,n, ,n
coopcrstown. Tho Chautauqna Readings have
good specaltes for natural history students, Mrs.
weaving spiders, and Mrs. Miller aboat the tanning
Of birds. New serials open IN the next number.
r ana spnu AZ MT BY cssres
Remington Talbot, aud Dllly aud tho Captain by
Margaret sidney. ID. LotArop Co, publishers,
BOSTON, Mass.
There is only one man In America that could write
such hooks ~ "Siom 10 Sicrn," ana he IL Oliver
Optic. For more than a quarter of century this
popular writer has been deyoiiLg his pen to the
entertainment and lettering OF young people; and
OF all the books that he has written this new series
IN perhaps lhc niost Ndiuhbt, Dccdusc " ktekA 10
prove that the clerical ranks over full that Young
men with college education are above everything hui
professional labor, and that the professional ranks
are also oyorcrowded; aud thai, therefore, boys
ought 10 be brought NJ 10 the knd OF business that
viii always Yield support. Oliver optic has, then,
purpose In these hooks, aud he goes To work. IN
stories which deal with the adventures and lnishaps
OF school-boys, TO iuculcac sound teachings bearing
upon tue mechanic arts. "S,om 10 sternh Will OK,
plain The building of boat to every bright hoy
the story from beginning 10 end Is full OF shirt
and the entire atmosphere surrounding 1t Is of d
healihful aud inyigoratng character. 1t Is illus
trated, and published by Lee and shepard, Iioston
Il. worihnglon announces for immediate publ
cation "conspiracy," a Cuban romance, by GEN
Adam Badeau, novel whose scenes are laid partly
in Cuba and partly In Washington. II treats of
Cuban society the last great OF the br
gandage aud plols day, ofthe details OF Spanish
diplomacy ON one side, aud on the other of The
highest officials IN America, the social life of NASH
inson, me Vaccinations OF clerks and subordnaies
the wheels within wheels OF American politics al thc
Capital. ltmenlions the origin OF the Spanish treaty
winch was rejected last year. Gen. Bateau was The
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MERlCiNEE
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We recommend Carter's Iron Pills to
every woman who In weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who
have thin, pale lips, cold hards aud feet,
and who are without strength or ambi-
ton, These arc the cases Tor which
Carter's Iron Pills are especially pre-
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without benefit. Valuable for men also.
metal boxes, at 90 cents. Sold by
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NHESNUTf a WhLBuNNE.
\ AttornOys-St-lawa aud Land Agents,
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Visions Of Bliss.

Nine millions Of Empty Pill loxcs Whata
sad commentlry on constipation and hiliousness'
What vast storsholee Of pills Il all were col.
eclrd. And to think that all these drastic, nau-
seating pills hav1 been kindly solicited to enter
the stomichs Of men aud womenl Sickening
ld disgusting TO think Of. No one knows the
ms and aches, loss of time piles and in0amma-
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cheap, and well adapted to ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
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hakspere Says Truly,

Ilhht wnich we call u rose
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But the reverse Is equally true, and the
simple TACT that 80 many wretched per-
fumos are designated Florida Water
oes not impart TO them any of the
weet fragrance OF tho genuine Murray
/ Lanman's Florida Water. Beware Of
these commercials, and make sure of OBJ
tanning only the right article which has
won for itself the foremost position as a
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The Rev. George II. Thayer, Of Bour-
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fhis famous Rumcdy fol CON. !
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ton, iAv0r Complaint, and hp
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Immense stock OF wall paper, the lat
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Ed. Randall can furnish frst-class
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Window Glass az lew prices, and
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