The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1862, Page 5

_ = ‘ jasuiNGton, Nov. 25, 1862. THE FRENCH MEDIATION QUESTION. ‘The news of the offer of a joint mediation in American affairs made by France to England and Russia, has taken by surprise all those unacquainted with the efforts made ‘by the South to win over France to its cause, and with the policy of the Emper r, always inclined to take the 4uitiative in every measure which he thinks will add to ‘his fame and to the spieKcor of HMPreign. It as also sur* ‘prised that portion of the public for which the romova of Thouvenel and the advent of Drouyn de | Muys was an omen of neutrality, Ido not believe, however, that Mr. Seward, or any ove connected with the Foreign Depart- tment, may have been taken unawares by this offer of me- diation. 1€1 am well informed, the State Department has Fecoived at different times, through the agency of Mr. Dayton, aa acceunt of the dispositions of the French government io reference to our affairs, which could not leave any doubt as to the ultimate design of the Emperor. Iam much mistaken if there is not now on file in the archives a re Port of Mr. Dayton, of April last, giving the details of a conversation he hal with the Emperor of France, in which it is stated that ‘although his Majesty expressed the most sincere desire for the restoration of the Union,,he nevertheless hinted that, if at the end of the summer campaign the federais had pot obtain.d some decisive ad vantages, he would be Put co the necessity of yielding to the repeated demauds Of the Confederates and to receive Mr. Slidell, At the same time he warned Mr. Dayton that should he be com- pelled to receive him, the Nerth ought to see in this step determination on the part of France to inaugurate a new policy with the United States.’ This cemmunication must have, of course, informed the State Department of what takes place to-day. Anotber evidence that the idea of interfering in Ameri can affairs bas been for some timo past a fixed idea in tho mind of the Emperor is, that during the last six months ‘the New York press has announced the news that France ‘Was about to interfere without a single denial on the part of the official and semi-official organs of the empire which, ov the contrary, bave becn always in fayor of an {nterVeutign of some kina. * KMreat uncertainty prevails iv political circles as to what will be the course of action of the French govern. ment after the refusa) of England, Will the Exaperor wait for the good pleasure of the English Cabinet, or will be act alone? His undersianding with Russia is in more advanced state than his understanding with England, and is he likely to act conjeintiy with tue Czar? Such ave someof the questions now disc issed among politicians very anxious te know, as you may weil imagine, the de. velopment of the Napoleonic idea on that subject. It ts said in high phices that the desire of tho Emperot is to obtain from Mr. Lincoln an armistice of six months, ani the opesing of ono of the Soutbern harbors to allow French vessels to take a supply of cotton. THE CASE OF GENERAL M’DOWELL. ‘The McDowell Court of Inquiry assembled this morning at eleven o’clook. The following order was read :— SPECIAL ORDER—NO. 162. HRADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, ADsuTANT GEN’s OFiIcx, ‘WasntncTon, Nov. 25, 1862. ‘The Court of Inquiry instituted im Special Order No. 35), of November 17, 1862, from the headquarters of tho army, will make the investigation asked for by Major General Mc" owell, United States Volunteers, in his lettor to the President of thy United States, dated September 6, 1862, and will report the facts and an opinion in the case. By command of Major General HALLECK. E. D. Townsenn, Assistant Adjutant Genoral, Upon the reception of this order from the Goneral-iv- Obief, with other letters bearing upon tho case; the Court went into secret session, and continued so fer one fhour anda half. After the doors were opened Genera! McDowell entered. An informal conversation ensued between the General and the various members of ihe Court as to the future conduct of (he proceedings, the ro- Bult of which was that the Court, though established at General McDowell’s roquest, is tv be a searching inquest into bis conduct since the first Bull run Mattle. General McDowell, in answer to a question (rom Genorai Cedwal- 5 ‘Avie, President of the Court, whether he had apy wit- | nesses present, replied that he did uot suppose thar the Court would would be ready to hear testimony this morn- | ing, and therefore had not prepared his evitonce, and oe sked on adjournment until eleven o'clock te-morrew to Aecable him to secure the attendance of his witneesos. In \ wwbedience to tho request of tho General tbe Court ad- until eleven o'clock to-morrow. It exp «ted that the investigation of Gen. sfeNcwell’s mati career will ccoupy considerable timegand de- felop» many interesting facts, in regard not only to his own o(wdatt, but that of other officers, which would sprobably * bet be made a maticr of history in any other ‘manner, A motion was made and ndopted in the Court to-fay to gi Ve the investigation range sufficicnt to in- clude an inu, ‘ty tato all important matters regarding the part occupied b, ¥ Gen. McDowell in the campaigns of beth Gen. MoClollan a°B4 Gen. Vope, and to push this invorty gation to ultimate resalts, letting the Viamo fall where it should properly Fest, however exalted the par- Yes inyolved, in. to tho alleged failure of McDowell to 00.0per with McClellan when it ‘was believdd that 18 0-operation would lave “enabled the latter to enter Richmoud, aleo in reference to ‘the disasters 0° the move. eat of General Pope. This resolution, which was strou VY — 3 a0 re be ‘Alen, gives to the proceeding a \"¢W aud important inters est. It will open up the sees. + hibtory of khoso cam- Paigns. If faily conducted, the i. Nbors of this court may Tesult in disclosing what the public. BAV@ bee anxious to know as to the to for , he delays and wis parties censurable for stil paik Yoor fort od operations during t > 2 OF GENERAL Firz Jou\S PORTER. The Military Coromiseion in Geverat fee \ * Joum Porter's case assembled this morning at cfoven o%,\'0OX- All the members were present. General Porter ant fon Reverdy Johnson, were in atiendanco, an Examination of Augustus L. GintmsmHe Makes a Fall Confessiou—Interesting Statement of the Accused, de. ‘The examination in the case of Augustus L. Simms, the alleged seducer of Miss Clementina Anderson, the victim of the Eight avenue abortion case, came off yesterday at the Ninth precinct station house, before Coroner Ranney . As was anticipated, the accused made a full confession. Annexed is hi wement, which will be found exceed- ingly interesting: — Augustus L. Simma, being duly swern, deposed and Says:—I live at 139 West Tenth street; I ama sign painter by Occupation; I first became acquainted with deceased about two years ago; I continued the acquaintance for about six months, calling at the house oepasionally, with the knowledge of the parents; some little difficulty arose between me and the father at this time, and I discon: tinued, my visits openly for about one year, evad- ing bim when he was at home at the request of the daughter; I visited the house since fre quently, commencing last June, but still evaded the father for the above reason; this intercourse was oon- tinued until Friday, the 24th of October last; my Last visiy was made in the evening; deceased tirst let me know of her pregnancy about the 6th or 7th ot July Inst, at the same time requesting me to procure some pills to destroy the child; I’asked her what kind sho wanted; she said there were three or four kinds advertised; that Hooper's pills were the best, as sbe had known a married woman who had tried them; I got the pills, as she requested, but they had net the desired result; she then said I must get something else, that her folks should not know it; I asked Dr. Browne bis charge; be said he would take the case in hand and baye her all right in two weeks at the furthe: ind perhaps soouer, for fity dollars; the understanding was that he was to take her into bis own house‘and do ali the nursing and have all the trouble, Isaid ‘1 will see the lady and let you know iu a day or two;”’ he said, at this time, that he Had one patient at the house and that be could not take this lady until the other one was gone, as he never bad but one patient at atime; in cousequence of the death of Mr. Andersou’s son nothing more wih said by me to Dr. Browne on the subject for about three or jour weeks; on Saturday, October 25, I mace Dr. Browne auother visit; 1 told lim that Thad called agai conceruing the lady | had formerly spoken to him about, he said he had forgotten the time of her pregnancy; I then said as before; he then said that the price would be seventy-five doliars, instoad of fiity dollars the last patiowt he had he got one hundred doliars from, and that she was only two weeks in the house; Ithen told him that I could only give him the first sum named; at Jast he consented to take it; I said the lady would Bo there the same evening by nine or ten o'clock; had made arrangements the eveuing before to e lady at the Loot of Warren street abvut the time left for Newburg, and Itook the stage then, 1 was about five o’ciock; 1 met Clementina in War- re street, noar Proadway; eh¢ sald she had got there, early, and had crossed the ferry a few times, and had waiked up to meet me; I then told her that it was rather early to go, and that we had better go to a hotel until dark; we went to the Girard Honse aud remained there from Saturday afternoon until Sunday ovening, the 26th of October, at 8 o'clock P. M.; we then fook thd ours and went to Dr. Browne’s; we got there about niye o'clock, aud Tearried the lady’ up stairs; I went im rough the store door and found the doctor there; I entered the office with the deceased, and aftor sitting on the sofa a few moments we the doctor then got a light and we all went up: we went into the front room, third story, where the doctor left us; in about tenor fifteen minutes afterwards I loft the lady, and, going down stairs, 1 saw the doctor; I told him thatI should want to s€e the lady once a day at Jeast; he refused, saying it Was against his rules, but finally acceaed to the request: I then paid him $50, ac- cording to agreemont, and got his receipt for it, (receipt exhibited and placed on file); after gotting the recoipt I went up stairs and saw deceased ply and helped her to get to bed; I waited until she had gone to bod, wher! she told me to teil the doctor not to come yer eyebing, as she had retired; the next eventhg (tho 27th) I called about seven o'clock and saw the doctor, whed he told me that he bad perfgrmed two operations, ove in the morn- went up stairs; | a short time; [ then came out and went down Broadwe ing and the other in the afternoon, and ho said they were very successful: he said decoased’ was {a labor then, and that she would be over her pain the next day, but could not tell the exact time; I went up stairs and found Clementina in pain aud crying; I helped to undress her, aud she went to bed; I ai de- ceased about {t, and she told me that two cpertions bad been performed on ber chat day, as the dostor stat; 1 vemaincd an houf or two with her and asked her about the operation, how it was ed , and whether it was very painful; she remarked that it did give ber great pain; L then left her, and on going down stairs the doc- tor told me to make srrang: to take away on Friday without fail; he said sho stood tie operation very well, and after conversing with him upon some minor | tnatters I left; on Tuesday evening I called again, be- tween six and Seven o'clock, when the doctor said that everything was all right, snd that tue labor pains were all Fight; T went up ‘stairs and saw Clementipa: ehe appeared to be im very good spirits, and juformed me that the doctor said be never had anybody who got along so well; J con. versed with her as usual and 4i@ ng} leave ber ugtil | eleven o'clock; fhe told me tRat ‘geen the enfid, ; but did not say how large it was; boy 1 came do + stairs that evening the housekeeper told m6 the | doctor baa got tired waiting for Ayd had app bed; | she made somo remark about tina gett iB 80 well, and 1 took my leave; on Wedndedly, the yt called aa usual, and saw thie doctor; he sald the patient felt a unwell, but that was al the case; I then ‘went up stairs and asked Clementina how she felt, when ube said slo bed a pain in her bowels agd felt very wad) I came ‘and saw the doctor as} catae ont, but doth. | ing particular happened; on Thureday I called as usual and saw the doctor; he said I sie yt see the, $ that she had a sever@ attuck ol rporal fever, {and that he bad been up night with {ber ; he finally consented to lot me for a few minutes only; up to §ee bow she , and J Yor bad all over; ‘ciemade somo rofhatk gf havibg bad v chile and fever through the night, up | im heavy bedelothes; om Fri Velllée about al | time, and saw the housek 3 tol the dogtor was up stairs, and that T calted T could not eome up; | told the She hid the } like to sec Clomentina very » } dector’s orders forbid it; I said I would next | evening: on gatarday, No yer 1,1 and | {was forbid eeeing Clementitia as on the even- ing; Lichen Jefe word that I woufd call the xt to | Bud must gee deceased; on Sunday ql te } instant, J cajled, but could not ght tu; the all | dark: 2 tried te get ina dozen times, but could nét get jan answer; there was no light in the T then went en | without being allo to gtt in; on Monday ailornoomd called between one and veo o’elock, the doc. } tor was out, but bo came in right after mes ‘and said the danger was ali over, and that f might meke arrangguents | he said I could see deceased on Thursday, bat I said proceed with the trial, Judge Holt announced Government was not in readiness, and in consoque Court adjourned. ‘The annovncement of Judge Advocate Flolt, that geg@ement was not ready, simply means that Gone Pope is expected to arrive. PASSES TO TITER ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. * The government authorities have become unveually atrlet with rogard to pasces to the Army ef the Potomac, At no time has the embargo upon the visits of civiliaus | been so complete, Many of those wko have hitherto { joyed extensive factilties for procuring pases, dud th s@ves at adoas, The resiriction is almoss absolute. | not ge omit eet wert No pormtt is reodfaized execpt those omana’ing directly | up ia \ Neg yc premier ty ely ot from the Secretary of War or tho Quartermaster Genern) | Grange u, ¥ tober; the ‘doctor at first objected to my going i | opificat mst cousented; she rencrked to. mo at, that ns ret up, Une ot ye had ot bad any breakfast, dod said RELIEF ASKED FOR SICK AND WOUNDED NEW KOrK | fatvery Me ; T spoke to the doctor about it, when bo SOLDIERS. | ap ‘. ‘and said something about her The New York Soldiers’ Rellef{Association, orgaiMzed | wani ty “eas before, he. got, his; 00 Thurkday, during the past sammer by members of Congress and \ the 6th inst. 1 about the same time; Clement other prominent citizovs from New York residing tempa | = —. e rarily in Washington, is now greatly in need of money ‘ rnc 1 supplies for the sick and wounded New York soldiers ‘that sho wi b- In ourdospitals, Apart (rom the labors of the 7 TBO i$ tye oflee a wt Sanitary Commis! re i usghyinese, 1s J the floor, aiid ala for stato <3 Now York atu inves Han 0 nee an She WO of tho other loyal Staten now havo here in operation, | MARRS DT fas the beapitals are now filled with suffering soldiers, _’ stronges *; at least one-fifth of whom enlisted from New York, and | hour, ana not wiel ‘as these may be goon roplaced by others from the battlo Hold, it is suggested by gentiemon warmly interested in Qheir behalf that town and country auxiliary associations be formed, to sond forward at once not only “substantial aid,” but a goodly supply of those ‘little namoloss com forts’ which thoir sons woul enjoy en @ slok bed at home, but which no government, however thoughtful, enn be expected to previde. DECIGION OF THR TAX COMMISSIONER. ‘The Commissionor of Interns! Kevenue bas decided tha , au incorporated bank docs not require @ brokor’s licenee simply because it sells to its customers ite checks fora Burplus of its funds accumulated in anotber bank jo another place, or in the sane place TRADE WITH GENERAL DIX'S DEPARTMES All parties dositing to introduce goods of any descrip {ion within the Juriediction of General Dix must obtain from him a certificate that such articles are needed for ‘military purposes, oud request & clearance from tbe Trea wary Department, which is gronted on such application, Batlors to the army within thai Jurindiction are now walt, tog for tho promulgation of regulations governing the Nransportatiom of their goods. Tt te 1 that the Quartermaster General will s000 aot for the War Depart ment, performing duty similar to that discharged vy Gonoral Vix in connection with sutiers. i THE ANNUAL DEPARTMENTAL RETORTE. 4, The Secretaries are alt still bogily ongaged in the pre- jon of their reports. Nove of them are yet nearly pleted. Many of the roports of bureau are stil ning in order to enable the beads of departments to plete theirs, Those of the Treasury aud War Depart - tg will be particularly replete with interest, MAJOR BRICB REINSTATED, _ 4 Major F. Brice, Seventh Now Jersey Volunteers, who (fas discharged July 31, bat acted with bie regiment for Spue time afterwards, has veo seinstaied, | me seo lier on Tuczday evening ; I hour op Tuesday and saw had been very rick with the that I would ‘havo seen. ber ‘under clothes for Ler that same night, and wanted apply to Ler brother, she told me to toll her bro- tor to break open ber, tuk, if it was locked and 4 the clothos, but to bo very wareful and bot let anpone sco him, she also told me, if h ‘@ asked where she was to say that sho was in the coun- tr ape pelt bes poe she algo x Naked tus doctor for some, and uo ea he previ ‘ang. ail dark; om. Mond told me the same said I would cally the 9th instant, Ie | the morning, and wan | Was worse, at | must see ber, when Be | Went out rather than ox. only ve the worse for Cleh day evening, about eight _ ag a Wa” no bad % sevexe ster 5 | to take deceased away on Friday or Saturday’; he also told me that it would be neccesary to get 4ome wnder clothes must seo her before that, and he ai last consented to let called about the usual sed; she toid mo that she 1 fover; 1 oe 'e, only that ti tor ‘would not ailow me to come ia the asked me to got pos mi f tel g a B 5 iy i SE ej Es iif if i itt ili A fi i if +] A i 25 it "8: hat darop; he anid it would acarringe; I said { bad not, but ous; he told me not to get one around there; # then got a mepsté rode down as = eS ee 5 e i ‘ é streevand Eighth avenue; he aaid, one dollar; [ ted him that I wished him to take a lady a few blocks {rem there; he said he would not charge me extra for i then got into the car and drove to Dr. Browne's; T saw the housekeeper and deceased in the office; Clementina was all dressed, with the exception of her overshoes, I forgot to mention that the doctor pro- mised to send (he housekeeper home with deceased, whon Lentered deceassa was sitting on the sofa; Clementina remarked that it was hor request that the hot should gay that sbe Lad come from Newburg; the had made a drink for deceased before starting, and I saw him give it to her; the housekeeper and I took Clementina ipto the carriage: she walked, and after taking the drink pest ehe felt better; 1 assisted deceased into the coach; y ber seen in the affair at all; at first it was arranged that she should go to Newburg and etay there three or four days; whea Put deceased in tho coach the house- keeper refused to go dows unless I went with hor; I told hor that it was deceased's request that I should not Pl along; the housekeeper then got out and went ¢o- wards the atore, fe be she wanted to sev the doctor for a few minutes; she knocked at the door, but, reeviving no @nswer, came back to the carriage and took a seat within; T then got out of the carriage aud asked the-driver if he had any objection to the boy who was sitting:on the seat beside him entering the carriage; he said he not, and made some remark about the glass; 1 told'the house- keg r that I would see hor on the corner of Greenwich and Perry streets, the coach then started, and I went towards Fifteenth street, before starting I tola the driver to go slow and leave tue indy at No, 370 Bleeckor atrect; 1 paid Lim oue doltar when 1 got out of the coaeh; I thea went down Fifteenth street towards Ninth avenue, and then to the corner of Perry and Greenwich streets; I waited there half an hour, and thought the housekeeper bad gone home without comting to seo me, aé she had promised; by Clementina’s own request I was not to be seen for.two or three days; after waiting there, as I have stated, I took a car and rode as far as West Broadway, and went up to Broadway; I then went down to the Central Hotel, in College place, aud put up for the night there; I stopped there until the next even- ing; 1 then went up Broadway a short distance, and went into some saloon to take a driuk, and stopped there to College place, and took the uigat train for Albany; had not heard abything about Clementina during all this while; 1 was alone all this ti arrived. at Albany about six o'clock on Friday morning and went to the Stanwix Hall Hotel, where 1 remained un- Lil twoive o'clock: after divuer 1 read the Hanasn, and then for the first time [learned of the death of Miss ‘Anderson; I stopped in Albany that aiternoon, and rose from bed about ten o’clock on Saturday morbing; after dinner 1 got the New York newspapers, aud saw the secoud account of the affair, 1 then wrote a note to Captain Sebring stating that ‘I would be at his station house at uive o'clock om Monday morning without fail; the following day (Suaday) 1 took the quarter ask, four P.M train “and came down to New York; the letter shown me is tho one I wrote to Captain Sebring: 1 arrived in New York about two o'clock on Monday morniag and went into a saloon and read the newspapers; [ thon took the Fighthaveuue ears and rode te the corner of West Tenth an’tHudson Streets und went home; Thad been in the house about an hour anda half, 1 suppose, when the police came, aud I went with them to tho statien house; I am positive that the doctor told me that he bad performed two operations on deceased and, had delivered her of a child. ‘The Coroner announced that it was his intention to use Simms ag a wituess in the case, aud that he would send ‘him to the House of Detention for safe keeping, Embarkation of Massachusetts. Troops for N bern. Bostow, Nov, 25, 1862. Two more Massachusetts rogiments, the Kighth, Col. Goffin, and the Pifty-frst, Col. Sprague, eabarked’ this afternoon on board the steamers Mississippi and Merri mac for Newbera, N. C. The Europa Outwa: rd Boand. Boston , Nov. 25, 1862. The mails per the senate. Europa, for Liverpool via Halifax, will o) at nine o'c! jock to.morrow (Wednesday ) morning, but she wild.not sail until about.novn. Arrivals and Deparésures. ARRIVALS. New Ontwaxs ap Havana Steamship, Roanoke,—Judge DG Cook, F Morgan and dervaat, DH Syme, J de Oliver, Gallagner, A Vernal, RT Kerr, LR Alaovook, @ Leduze,'A Sarrat, Brig Gen Arnold, servsut aud nurse and staf, con- sisting of ws aud servant. Lieut Crosby nds servant, D R Powell und Indy, Me J & Moss, GO Sanborn, Me Marsh and lady, Pavinaster Spalding and Secretary, Bay c " Jto Hurly, E Woolf, D Shannon, Jno 8 Marshall, 8 Aarou— ‘und 80 10 the steerage, 4 fcom Havana. DEPARTURES. ann New Oncgas Lee, M can, A! G@ W Spratt and servant, A Parando, 8 M Burr, J dren and servant; James Hasson, Mr Giguel, Miss S J Boynt ™ in, J P Von Bi ii de la Gi id wife, CF Poste and wife es AU Bost, ‘Alfred Dunia, he a, Wm Key Wast ‘ar neal Burke, Charles . Bowards, Putney, LM Jones, Bernard Saon: 15 J Goldstone, Capt Hilto, A H Kimball, F Strube, Mr Thos M Cash, Madame Maria Voisan, C! ne J Clan- ead, Phin Rate ice A Cantey & Giddings, #BDaris, Dreres, MMemleand euild. % PROGRESS OF THE WAR. ‘The Famiy Heratp, for the present week, ready to-day (Wednesday), will give the latcat deapatches eoncerning the Advance of Burnside’s Army in Virginia, and of the Movements of the Union Armies in all parts of the ooun- try. It will also contain the conolusion of the Prince de Joinville’s interesting History of General MoClellan’s Cam- paign in the Peninsula of Virginia; Important Intelligence from the South; Full report of the Investigation before the Police Commissioners in the Case of Mra. 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St. “. of to : ee ts hankagiving aud that we iets eeerconmon country have suffered an ‘of tierce intestine aiet 0 — enjoy our hoves in peace ‘Mia iecurip’ Peationcy bas Oot <spocttully invited to attend dhe funeral this (Weduesday) ‘crossed our thresbold; our commerce a fey bas found staple’ Seaplopment ed teeral Powari, das- Uintion.and erine have dimimished, and but for the anbal. ‘lowed rebellion that hag steeped our country im blood, and draped our households in mourning, the yaar now drawing clone woul be recorded in our annals as one of rage unalloyed Diessinga. Amd it may weil be that even the ts under which Weare now suffering aro Diessings in disguine, inteaded by the Father of Mercies for our ullinate good; for war, harsh as ils disipline, and pepphing 8 al is not without its compensations. subdues the vkes engendered peace, purines the and enobles the sentiments, asinay be seen im the ex~ ted patrioviom, the berote courage, the fortiiude and the umanity maxifested by the noble volunteer army wow bat. tling tm defence of the Unton. May we uot hove, therefore, that tbe trying ordeal through whidh our country is passing, ix but s process of purification, intended by the Great Ruler of Nations (0 / rony our getional sins and infirmities standard of ‘otis, civilization ding in thivfaith, let us be of good cheer; and with one heart join in grateful thanks tothe Giver of all Good for the richness of -His mercies, and with oonfiding trust une th earnest prayer for their contina- ce. ‘Lei us, in Christiaw charity, remember the enemies of our {pray God to deliver them from the evil spirit which now holds possession of their hearts; and let us, as as ti minister to the wanta and alleviate the suf- fertags of the sick and wounded, the poor and the 4 and the seal of the M. ® Given under 1 alty, at the City of the city of New York, ber, in year of oui ht hundred and sixty-two, L. & H this 22d day of No: GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor. Lord one thousan Klegant Winter Hat go facturer, 128 Nassau street. Fora Fine a te ESPENSCHEID, m Marricd. Bivte—MoGowan.—-On Thursday, Novembor 20, io Christ choseh, Indianapolis, by the Rev. Theodore Hol- comb, Colonel’ James Brot, Seventy- first regimont In- diana’Voluateers (Captain Fifth infantry, United States Army), and Eitay ¥., daughter of Captain John MoGow- an, of Blizabeta City,N. J. No cards Dovatass—Van Sauy,—On Tuesday, November 25, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rey. H.D Gauge, Mr. J. Wareins Dovotass, to MARY Lovise, eldost daughior of Mr, Abraham Van Stun, all of wis iy. No cards, Morris county (New Jersey) and Chicago papers Please copy. ENGLisu—Seetay.—On Monday, Oetobor 20, by the Rev William 1, Moore, Mr. Hexny G. Excusn, of New Jersey, to ats Saat A daughter of Churles Seeley, Esa, of tBis city Frotiixcnam—Caveyvy.—In_ Brooklyn, en Tuesday, November 25, Mr. Joan B. Froruwcuam, formerly of Charlestown, Mass., to Miss Mary J., daughter of Captain Eaward Cavenay, of Brooklyn, No eards isaued. Honcsox—Bxic.—On Wednesday, November 19, Mr. Inte of Mirfield, Yorkshire, England, to ate of Keawiok’, Cumberlund , England, UKE. —On Thursday, Novernber 20, by the rton, FERDINAND HyAaTr to SaRsM D. HiLUKER, Rev. C. €. Nor all of this city, IrisH#—GRIVFIN —On Tresday, November 25, at the resi- dence of the bride’s father, in Brooklyn, by the Rey. Wil- -—Un Tuesday, Novomber 11, by Mr. 6 6. Livinas to Miss A. E. . No cards. |AUKAt.—On. Tuesday, November 25, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey. Jesse Pound, to Mise Corpatta H., daughter of n Taosday, November 25,at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey-P. McNulty, Mr. Martin Myxas. of Coilinsyiile, Coun., to ANNA M., eldest daughter of John F. Broderick, Fsq., of this city. No cards. Moongy—Cox.—Ua Monday, November 17, at Trinity church, by the Rev. Dr. Middleton, Wiuiam Mooney te Ctara S., daughter of the iate Vliver Cox, all of Brooklyn. Poave—Forkinc.~In Philadelphia, on Sunday ovening, November 23, at the resideace of the bride’s father, by the Rey. L. H. Cristian, Mir, Jormen Pouvs, of Brooklyn, to Miss Sosie M., only daughter ef Abraham Focring, £8q., of the former place. Witu1ass—Lounps.—On Tuesday, Nov. 18, at St. John the Evangelist’s church, New York, by the Rev. E.R. Y. Cook, Capthin J. T. Wun14ams, of Yarmouth, N. 8., to Miss Sara ANN Lovmps, daughter of Mr. John H. Lounds, late of Grantham, England. Died. Fe ycxergtomgens bay wy aoe 1. C.and Eleza- . Assan, aged 16 years an . Funeral service will take ‘at the residence of his parents, 69 Kast Nineteooth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o’clock. His remains will be taken to New Jerseg for interment. Phitadelphia and Trevton (N. 3.) papers please copy. Briztox.—At South Melrose, Westchester county, Y.,on Monday, November 24, of scariet fever, Gouvs NEOR Euuiorr, youngest son of Benjamin F. Britton, aged * Se ey ae : jon of our 4 bout Moreisey.—Taomas Moras » tele olcak Wallen ot the: dlc ana sak! compar Ripeoanty baat ‘aged \Cyean’” beers i, Baswon, wite Of rurick Murray, aged 99 yeart and 4 ‘Tho friends and rolaives of tho ra eee ea ae Fee etn, Vente street, thie (Wednesday) ai "¢rno0n, ab & tho i) oon, at two o'clock from the r te) Mrs. Hickey, 113 York street, mawts will be taken lo Calvary Cemetery (06 \termei.: Mu.Wany.—On Tuesday, November Mar vany, native of Kella, county Meath, Ireland. * ™™ ‘The 1 ds of the family are respectfully invived jo attend the (ungral, from the residence of her wepiow EBEPARATION. J.wmos Mulvapy, corner of Van Brunt and Dykeman atree\s' PREPARATION. South Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternvon, at two o’oieck Leet ape mgg 24, Taowas, senot James and the ne B. Mor; year 2 atonths and 15 days. eye ~ ‘The (rteuds aud relativew of the family are respectfully invited to atteud the funerod, this (Wednesday) afternoon at cue o'clock, from tha residence of hig father, No. 6 witcuuini in Brovilya, “ over cua. —| om Tuesday, Ni ber Dagut. MoMiousw, aged or years. ois ™ retatives and frieads of the family are respectfully” invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afteraocoa, at hone, county: Tipporacy, Ireland, late foreman for (wo o'closky {rom his lage residence, 72 Cariton avenue, * between Pairk and Myrtle. But Pows..—Ou Monday, November 24, at the residence of Pm hor daughter, Mrs, Cocper,-789 Second avenue, Maxcanat | Bu Morne frisndwvad relatives of the famil e ricodsand rel ives ily are respectful; tpvited to attend the funcral, this (Wednesday) antere | A POSMIVE AND won, at one o'steck. a POSITIVE AND O'BukN.—AW ts residence, in South Yonkers, Woat- A POSITIVE AND chester county ,on Sunday, November 23, Tuomas U’ Bars, 4 POSITIVE AND inguhe 81st year of bis age. § A POSITIVE AND ‘The friends azd acquaintancas of the family are ro 4 eve nid specttuily invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday ) A SORE AND morning, at nine o’oloek, without further notice. 4’ POSITIVE AND SP! O’ Katie, —On Tuesday, November 25, after a long and A POSITIVE AN severe ilincss, Witcvam O’Kaers, from the parish of Mult BL'ADDER, coun I nan ¥ YS GRAVEL ANI (CAL Manbattan Gas Co. SWELLINGS: : Peaatiey ‘The friends aud relatives of the family are respectfully —— invited w attend the faueral, frem 92 Ninth avenue, on Hy ‘Thursday afternoon, atone o'clock. ‘The remains will’ be it interred ia Calvary Cemetery. ore y Rocuk.—On Monday, November 24, Brier, wife of David Roche, Tue frivuds of the faurily are requested to attend the funeral, this (Weduesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late reatdence, 31 Willett street. Staruesson.—On Monday, November 24, in tho Slat year of her age, Euzavrrn, wife of William Stepheusea, of his aity and daughter of Joseph Tyrrell, Esg., of trea- ton, N. Funeral services at St. Stephen's Church, corner of Chrvstic and Broome streets, this (Wednesday) a(ternooa, at two o’cleck. Stuvenson.—On Tuesday, November 25, of congestion of lungs, Ca antes Rooms, eldest son of Jobo H. and Hen. rietta L. Stevenson, aged 3 yrars and 16 days. The relatives and friends of the family are raspect(ully invited to attond the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at This ndediciae increases the power of dizention aud exoitew he absombents nto besliby action, by which the water oF calcerou.s depositions and all unnatyral eniaggements are te fer dused, as Wo!l a® pain and inflammation, and is good. EN, WOMEN AND CUILDBEN, BUCH, BUCHD, Fy 'S r HELMBOLD®SiEXTR Yor: weaknesses arising (from Es tion, — Tndiset etion: wid one o'clock, from the resideuce of is parents, 299 West | 1, i soonition to ereme , “ Nivetoenth street, without further invitation. 4 oBxeetion, — Loss of Power . ; Loss of Mem ; 24, Joswen Smixeme, | Wonk Nerves,” Pes. ee Sianvere.—On Monday, vorn in Ki 78 years. ‘The relativi : family are respectfully invited toattend the fuuoral, from the (New Missiou) lec- ture room ef the German chureb, L08 West Twenty tourta street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, on Thursday afternoon, atone o’clock Bis remains will be takea to Greenwood Cometery. Suiuyax.—On Tuesday, November 25, Jomy E, Suutt- IMPOTENCE, FATUITY, BP ein v t 2 ye PO" ey . s AN, 01 consumption, aged 32 years hee IMPOTENCE, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS: Funeral services will be held at his late residence, No. SP ORENGE, FATULEC, EPILEPTIC Fim 88 Kast Twonty-eighth street, this (Wednesday) afver- See ATU EY SEILER SIG Phe, noon, at four o’elock. His remains will be taken to MP. sE, FATUITY, EPL Wl ) EPILEPTIC PL Cromwel!, Conn., for interment. [np one of which the patient way expire. A eye Tuesday, November 25, at Clifton, Staten deeae ir ay oe they are not frequently followed by thoes sland, Joun Srsoxson, in the 81st year of his age. al disensens ‘i ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully INSANITY AND CONBUMESION? invited to attend the funerai,from hia late residence, Chitwon, Staten Island, on Thursday afternoon, at two o’cl a Woopworts.—On Tuesday, November 25, Maritpa 8. Woopwoaru, wife of Heury W. Woodworth, aged 26 | Many are aware of the cause of thelr auffering, but ome NE ASYLUMS, years, 2 months and 17 days. THE RECORDS OF THE 1 Hartford (Coun.) papers please copy. Aud the melancholy death» by IRgANE AS) bear amole orl Painin ie Flashing of the Body. Eruptions on the Face, Universal Lassitude of che — Pallid Countenanee. Muscular System, ‘These symptoms, if allowed to go on, whic’ (his medietae tuvuriably removes: soun follone 1 yasuiey EPILEPTIC Firs, Horror of Disexse, Dimnoss of Vision, Hot Hands, Dryness of the Skin, Weuts.—Op Tuesday morning, November 25, at. elevea th of the assertion. ‘The cost» o'clock, Parar F. Wits, in the 26th year of his age. + ion cuce affected with The friends of the family are invited to attend the GANIC WEAKNESS funeral serviee, a the residence of his brother, 313 Lex- PHS re iagton avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two HO ANIG WEAKNESS o'clock, The remains will be taken to Baltimore for tn. ORGANE 0 WEAKNESS: torment. ORGANIC WEAKNESS Reqnires the aid of mer dicine to strengthen and invigaratethe k ayatem, ME CBLLANEOUS ATS HVERDELL'S.—WEDDING CAKDS, THE NEW. ‘style, just received. Only at 304 Broad: ‘Duane street Ct aaa wnien HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCH * HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU HELMBOLD 8 EXTRACT BUCTIVU HELMBOLD'sS EXTRACT BUCHU HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Invariably does. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEPTICAL wi (A. 9002, SHRRRY, $2 PER GALLON: OLD ROUR- i Obes. or cash only,” BORDERUK. WIA lon. pr For casi my. 7s EOMPANY, of Fulton street, northeast corner of Willian, 5 yours and 3 days: LL. ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS, UNDER ANY OF L e funeral will take plage from the residence of his oe Ws a should be sent by the HARNDEN u father, Mary street, South Melrose, this (Wednesda, COMPANY, 74 Broadway. They charge ouly ar afterndon, at one o'clock. The friends of the family. be cua pematee i invited to attend without further notice. ‘ages will ongat CAUSE OF THANKSGIVING AMONG THE | FEMALES EMAL be in waiting at Harlem bridge, at half-pest twelve ‘ad pets pow hore w I be be Presentation of a peckage eae rx C2 oloek. yetty's Medicate er each 0! mm. is wi o'glock. on Friday, November 21, after ashort but | preserve Wetr health unble them to endure long | FEMALES AL sevane iliness, Jacon Boasivs, a native of England, aged | "arches. Depot No.2 Beekman street. weuares al bad en LBUMS.—CALL THB FIFTY PICTURE ALBUM, EMAL A sh papers please copy. A . Pr | FEMALES AL Pres bniwoniay, November 24, Carmmmna Lous, | BREDE’ a sigan $5 00, reduced prices, a GIM* | FEMALES Nm Lente ratory tpl at i Ba 28 Au LADIES, HOUSEKBEPERS AND OTHERS, FEMALES x 2 years, 5 p 7 FEMALES ALES ‘The friends and relatives of the family are tally Will gave money by buy clas rene a invited to attend tho funoral, this (Wedseeday) alternoon, sem aacede LATED WA Ks Ly CUTLERY, FEMA! FEMALES at one o'clock, from the residence of hor payeats,71 Ninth | and every article for housekee) t FEMALES ‘Al avenues Z KEARE ED. BASSPORD'S Greet Bataar, Cooper Institute. FEya rena .YER.—At sea, on Sunday, November 2, Janis FEMALES » FEMALES 1 THE NORTHBASTERS.—BROWNE'S PA- Se eee eat | Be vent ieuatite weat SS re eoidn ean nad | OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE MARRIED, OR ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem: | ‘ngs crom the crevices of shrunken doors and windows of su tagere aed Peete bors of the Sbipmaster's Association, areihvited toatteud | Gvary gescrintion, and suze tie coat in coat alone. the rst many adcctlons pecullas to Females tho funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, ‘Address Metallic Weather Strip Company, 212 | 15 unequalled by any ey rene ee a Re, from the residence of Renjamin Bryer, Hickery atreet, be- corner ef Pulton street, fenpecoraiied by Bae OBST Teta) ce fh comin tween Classon and Franklin avenues, n. Barucarez —On Monday morning, Novembor 24, at Morrisania, N. Y., Jouy Batucare, in the 47tb year of is age. Due notice of the funeral will be given. Bartow.—On Eaturday, November 22, ia Brooklyn, Exma T., infant daughter of Joseph and Mary F. Barlow Baacom.—Un Monday, Novewber 24. Joun Bracom, ‘aged 72 years, 6 months and 14 days. Friouds of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,on Thursday afterneon, at oae o'clock pre- af from his late resideuce, 506 Tenth avenue. fornia papers please copy. Bowmay.—On Tuesday, November 25, HayayC. Bow- Max, aged 40 ycars, 3 months and 9 days, ‘The relatives and frieuds of the fqm! oe respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 42 Butler street, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at two o’clook. ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- tery. Gcuixy.—On Monday, November 24, Rosa, wife of Owen Cullen and daughter of James and Catharine Smith, a na- tive of Pottle Bawn, county Cavan, ireland, aged 33 years. The friends aud relatives of the family are resp setfully invited to attend (he funeral, this (Wedoesday) after- noon, at two o'elock, from her late residence, Coyleaville, N. J.’ Her remains will ve taken to the Fort Lee Catholic shurch, New Jersey. Daxy.—At South Bergen, N. J., on Monday, November 24, Jomx Atuent Davy, sot of P.'. aud M. &’ Daly, aged 4 yoars, 3 mouths and 17 days, friends and relatives of the (amily are most re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi. dence of his nother, Mrs. Joho G MoLoughlia, 143 Grove strect, Jersey City, eB Thursday afieruoon, at three o'clock. Saeed om Dumuor.—At Stapleton, Staten Island, on Tuesday morning, Ni 26, Lo Us Pagumenc , aged 15 mouths, youngest son of James W. and Mary J. Dunlop. ‘The funeral ioe will take pinoo at the house this (Weanesday) nibebing, at ten o'clock. kay ‘Monday, November 24,Marcanet Gia- yrew, Dennis Patrick Glaveen, cet pete| wf Us Parish of Inlstioguc, cozs'¥ Kilkeney, 81 aore apd 10 months. relatives and frieuds of the family are ‘aliy invited to attend the funoral this (Wednesday ) ‘at half past ove o'clock, from her late residence, No. 2 Kast Twelfth street, Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Gmwkr.—On Tuesday, November xr! after 5 logg gas. and Thomas Shand! to attend the funeral, late reai- ‘West Twenty first strect, between kighth afternoon, at one fully tay jonce, No. inth avenues, on Thursday , 00 Tuesday, November 25, Mrs. aged 76 years. invited to attend the Of the ‘famil een. aan, a ese terment. Maxy Hizary, relict , county Waterford, funeral, at the 4 ¢ Ireland. od from St. Mary’s church, Toe Feralas Wr dnesesy) & a two o'clock, to Hull, N. 3 te * yNnd Rosanta Holland, aged 1 days. Dearest Willie, thon hast left us, ‘Here thy lose we deeply feel; ‘ But 'tis song ha pnrneee— N 1. L our 1. rhe frients 90d relatives of the family are reapectfuny J, from the residence of invited to attend the funeral, (rom, th rete t south corner oF Se Pr arternoon., at two ‘o'clock, mcd tomary’ Bvacuationl -_ Jicerated or rroue EAUTIFUL BLACK BEAVER OVERCOATS, $18— 4 Has a wrt Depry Moscow Beavers. $16 10 $18; Business ‘Bearer ieirus incident io tre ber’ whether Maid from Sacks, $10; ti yen %i, ca jabits of dissipation, or in the for ordered work, Frebch Cloths, Gagsime DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. NO FAMILY SHOCED BE” WITHOUT IP ti ‘BARtLerr & co. NEEDLE MANUFACTURERS FOR the sewing machines—Bartlett's Burnished Needles, u IW for 2cont., free by mall. 421 and 473 Broadway, N.Y. M |. _— “ M ut 9 cas tipacrtaaaania OF THE TWENTY.SIXTH VOLUME: , HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Bo. Cu.) CONTENTS. WAITING FOR THE CHILDREN—With three ill tions by Goaren. Take no more Bais Coples: (Dae, 1382, i EXIRACT BUCHU AnD IMPROVED ROSE. WAsit Meroury, or Unpleasant Medi and ‘Dai on ioe ee i rs TOLAND OVERGROUND AND UNDERGROUND-IL. a URDERGROUNDA it tem illustrations, by Sreeusxs, | iy ail PI yp Meng yng no ehauge in Prnmuweand Grants, from ane by the auther. dist, no in Inience, and no exposure. It causes a fre~ GAs AND GASMAKING—With seventeen illusirations, | geht desire, Sea a ee eee seaclibe Uastet from drawings by the ®utbor. malign Yo frequent in eis ase TUB STANE ADT CONGRESS—Wich three [Uusteations SSN GOS CRESS SE Pen Te ee Ss THOUSANDS UPON THOSANI ROLL CALL. im WHO HAVE BEEN THE OP OUAOKS. KOMOLA. With three Ti1MWtations. and who have paid heavy fees Aired, in» short time RANDOM RECOLLECTIONS OF A LIFE. “ have found that they were deceiv| that the ‘poltom'? ORLEY FARM. (Concluded), With two Iilusivativas | bas, by the use of “ ‘ul at ts," beea dried up ia ‘the system lo break out ia aggravated form, and Nee PERUALS ALTLE MARMLAGE ‘ by MiLuais. . A cat MEETING IN TENNESSEE. MISTRESS AND MAID. A HOUSEHOLD STORY. A EAIRY IN SEARCH OF A PLACE ‘SMALL HOUSE AT ALLINGION. Wittetwo Tilus- T traf RYO! HERE HENGE or connese events ITERAR' OTICES. eee see = USE HELMBQLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, 8 EDITOR'S BASY OMALR. TORS DRAWER “With two tuosteations by Bec: | ErtMag ine an Suonson or tne Urinary Orannes FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER. With three [Illustrations | from whatever ane ori lng end bormasier of how 008 by Vouor. “ ene Mandig. Diseases of these organs require the aid of a Dingetio, » ig concluded in this 3 EXTRACT BUCHU satin seia to ged pace samen ‘ARLE AND v or EVIDENCE Qh oNSIBLE CHARACTER * ‘Mistress and Maid" will ary number will be commenced a series of pa- oes Browne, describing bi Ba Ter ilustegled with aketchos of character, Sriginal drawta the author, contributions from J. Me, TROLLOPE'S “Orle nastaber aa Mies MSLOUR completed im the next. a tho Jan Hi. House, Marian ‘accompany {bi ’ Mine, Bina Maria Mu | GENIIFICATES OF CURES, ndber meaioe CALA “from 20 to 80 years’ standing, with wate Al aay Arthur Thomas, NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME. Benson J. Lossing. 9 TERMS 8 pesectneea at oe 8 0 span omibe. ore ies for each . . . YSICIANS. ase NO’ Tetaeetece elegant aLinn cotter, | we i aoc a aE jarper's Maga: is eompond of Buco, Cubebs and Juniper Berries, selected year, $4. ai nd notes of the United States will be received Jor nuueeription ‘Onr distant friends are requested to re- mit them (8 pr renee to bank notes, ZAORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED feet without in or Cont Soran insane ofthe foot cured into pal tence te tl tient Usetpouiat feo Broadoray. Meters to phvaicl ‘ons of the city. Big iD Cangs FOR one. muna the maunfacturers, ©. with great care Ue eED tN Pacvo, a. 1, HELMBOLD, Practionles \d Analytical Chemis), aad ita opnuttees PARATION. L L i IRECTION LA! Al TAGS—ALL &! —— white and al Lo AFFIDAVIT. rest ic ot ofl ani purchasers, a V1O1OR MAUGERS, 118 Personaily apocarad He‘or me, a aidermas of the ot ISEASES OF THE EW Hone contaid oO ‘nareetie. ‘no mercury, OF ° injurious ‘Grugs, but are purely THROAT fT. HELMBOLD. rece! and sure cure. -LnsuM@ation of inn ial pow: disease. om letters. “yompurst iy atiended to 00 Phe #8. B, SEGN ‘Deannees, 4 Catarryertred by Dr. . v bed before me, thi jov eur enue, corpet of twelfth street. oatma subsor! mg thle Alderman, Ninth atreet ( A ‘poles DMPATRED STOBT, a , EB HEA vor age" office Be. 8 Sco oe at ‘ Gouraud’s 1 could “not see her, a8 i she has fram, any pa Neurissy ; eae ATES, Boston. ednesday’ maitaitereseemntnangs a tn va adi a “oa fa, he Cartes de Vi for $1, at EB tar ‘cand New {cent pare Kum ot | 10. bp aes ve _— bad pette M + % 1h gneet.s D : jan. : ¥ CLOTHING COMPANY, bh BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR 96, That che would oot be ready tore 'Xe,veore Saturday; he | ys, ¥, S.xHaliow Brothers, Removed - Firat " ae bare now onsale an Imumenee a Trovit not fet mesoe herg ona aly he LAthe, mare | Gorn, 49,0 08 ruediray. Largtat mage of genlenen's 13. days. lug will be taken this (Tueeday) aftaracon, at | ovpndoatth, ESPECIA EMBOLD, Siero, about, Ons seetyse 4 fim that ovening et aaa ee Sola = _ care | Sag ciaces te the New York Bay Cemetery for 1a\2r> | v9 wii the at tlom of wholesulg avd retal vy . a 1 ‘rusece.—Mar ComRa' ment. + Tenth a sO Chest His horse, and that T should Tike toy “Bow te exact time | a Tice still at No. 2 Vesey sireal, Aster House. No | King.—At bie residence, No. 161 Fast Forty-0fth street, | A goods ae warranted, Any gor 108, 8000 pA DBLPHLA. suo would Ue ready; ho. then tld a “She toft roe fo | sonmection WitR any other ofice of the sine UNEe, Aled | on Tugsday, November 26, of consumption, Aunaw Kix, | Pty, ‘Nirchuser, may Wo fetdrned, — camean Tronday abd make. 0 oe Fado "aid aonb Mute Dyesme, B che Best te the Aad 38 Fears ine riers and relatives of tho family, | F8Q%3404s 159 amaner, 104, sgn of the bulletia. ' y A +g ad eat by Cy > Instructions ot wore i antan rmless and rel i ‘Sold bf fare respectfully invited to “ie de ad Ll, ah tae ve) sowenr conaine pomeake, a a the doctor, on Tueaday I eatted a Whe usual time | “seteane Perfumers everywhere. Barely poy eh tock, |The remaine will 20.000 Bu OF GooD PAPER A | BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS a a tga “oud fot Niko 10} HiLIs Hate Dye 00.) Binck or Brow We taken U6 he Nee eoreuber 3, ni ine resigenes of | © a a MOY ORs | UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS, ga, wake Lr; ho said it | called at olevon, loa ne | anc Ongeent for tbe bae Ho. Barer evel, and SA tether igg sing, Riaato, suo Richardand Helen | "Gog LATD FOR CLASSIFICATION. | Whe cnet theta Siti inet, ealted about two o'clock in meatier eis | wigs, Toupecs; Hair Dye, Hatr Dyeing Btn On Monday afiernood, November th Joma M, WASTED =A HBCORD OR THIND FLOOR, HOR | Hatta i PERO, ara, Droloek; aay be raid vet would tale ‘or ee BCHELD ste Bond tendo adil yours. dcr aah aga id Bet cn Fare wauh ana fourrmast bot | ee OLD Ss IWeR ED Rose Asi. Srrangemont if ebe wat bio, (eieaver tthe, ‘Net D | Uge Mittens Hate Hite Wedsesen ye roe, exceed 912 pe outh Address B. eral oc® ett SOLD BY Abt DRUGS Ta AAA YA A Sealy See PAE mca aed fe'go ates, eat Pa Td Dye Ode, Lnvigorator S80. Oo! ir om the feuamece his motber, AXTRD—AT VAN DYKES HOTBL IN CATRA SINE | cairn augers ere att cr 05 16: r x sition Rud EBvOSUTe Joave it to the dootor, as ho knew hotter than ‘dla 4 | ck's Palmonie 8; For Sale, | No ® iilnesa 4 aquainted with checks need appis BO: oy “weak; @ddinke wind aia as We Gab asa ao0l Bi, B. ; Rovommoer 24, ator. Lom , said she felt protiy weak; Layo her two oF °