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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

rT 5000 Shiflers In the Field!!!-Greht Mass
Meeting aud Demonstration OF the New York Siher Cup
Shhers one and all 10 the rescue. The members OF the
New.York Shiier Club will meel =" en- masse, on MONDAY
Evening the Sd inst their Head Quarters, Sweers HAN
corner of Canal and Hudson O'clock for great
Demonstration and TorchLsht Procession throughout the
City, 10 wake the sleepers in the camp to sense OF !ne
dnv and 10 show that S hers steel 10 the Grse
American Cause. The hon. George Folsom and General
Peter Sken Smith of Philadelphia will be present 10 Sd
Splendid Rand Of Music OF 20 pieces, will be in attend
ance To the Field, Shifers 10 the Field
lsr Members will appear with Badges and Hat BANDS,
Oficers aud Marshas with Scaris
0N-N" Nv order WM. BENNETT, President
RIcHASp S EsBETs' }Iice-Pre.idens
Ea:,:ard Cresne Secrc,area. nj 2Ms-
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Boston aurtinn Gales.

DYT P L O. RICH, IS and SO Broad4reeL Eos
Dter ON WEDNESDAY, Oct y.
LEATHER, SKINS &c2o00 sides sole ieasher and upper
In the rough.
LOCO sides wax and kip leather.
2n0 doz calfsklns finished and In the rough.
5Oo do InIn8s and bindings and other artcles IN the
line. %
ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL
Boors SHOES BRoeANs-5O0 cases Boots, Saoea end
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II Thirteenth Ward.-At meeting OF the Wings
of the thirteenth Ward held The evening OF Thursday
the 3O,h inst at 296 Divison-st NATHANIEL J. BOYD
was called 10 the Chair and JoHS CROMWELL appointed
Secretary hen the following resolutions unanimous
ly adopted.
Re,oi,ea That the nom laons OF LUTHER BRADISH
for State Senator, and MORRIS FRANKLIN for Regis
Ter NEE, the unqualified approval Of Judgment and re-
spond the she's of our hearts we pIedse 10
them and every honorable eAerton 10 secure
their election
Resoi,ed That the whole Assembly Ticket presented to
the Wings New York by their County Convention mas
rarely been eQlsed and surpassed IN the Intelligence
honesty and practical capably which the that CON-
pose il severaly and collectively Represent 10 tnat
whole ticket also promise hearty, united and enhusi
asilc support.
Resolred Thnt tho question OF Convention or No Con-
ventou which he submitted TO the People al the COM
election solemn import this and coming gem
Elector shall decide himself that question: according
to the calm dictates of his conscience ana without any
reference TO party dicalion or advice;
Pesolye9 That opposed u ID roGucton Oh any
nezu issues into political for d. sion previous 10
tb. coming election whether IL be re!stv 10 the SUBJECT o
Texas any Other but shall not seon forget our good
our good old song o!
awe re opposed TO nexation." &c.
Pesolod That heartily respond 10 the dongs OF the
Wing County Meetings on Tuesday evening last teXcept
the lnerude of Editors suIabbes) aid that We douby re-
,pond 10 resolution that concluded with lire Of ano-
Here e to You, Harry Clay"
by the officers and published in The Tribune.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
NATHANIEL J. BOYD, Chairman.
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O-Dr CHRISTIE presents following remarkable
case TO the public believing duty his part, AID also
at the earuea request OF the parties concerned:
NEw-YoRX Oct %, 1915
MY father hsAPH MAGOuT 65 years old, resident OF
Pembroke Plymouth Co Mass has been afflicted for The
,ree with the disease called mater The aeart
The complaint been gradually increasing, and during al
least one nal lime he las been unable to leave his
he'd has been such that he has been una
BILE assist hniseliia any manner The advice vi all the
eminent in tn neishborhocd in Boston and Ill
Other cities sought, their faiuy oow-
after what they considered lair rial, tiey gave
him up stating that medicine could be OF no uvtll III MS
ago arrived in York from three years' voyage TO
The Enst Indies and from the painful news heard my hrst
duly what believed YVES the detth'hed OF
my parent Seeing the advertisement Of DR.. CHEISTiS's
Galvauc articles induced from some unaccountaole
cause To call Agency 1871 Fultcn-st and purchase
pair of Gavanic Rings and one bottle oil the Magnetic uid
before starting for Pembroke 10 father On my ar
rival found MN very low OF the family having the
hopes his suggested iria OF the Rings
and Fluid, aud with difficulty persuaded consent In less
hours after using ihem manifest change was
percepible, the morning symptoms of re-
lengthen the detss suffice say that after using Dr..
Chrises Gavanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid for he past
three weeks he has almost entirely recovered his health
the disease be- completely arrested and he Is better
hsn he has beer period during The
past three years have full beiefin his perfect and pera
cure confident ha- been accomplished solely
by the Gaganic Rings AID Magnetic Fluid Of Dr. CHRISTIE
CHARLES H. MAGOUN,
lst Maze OF the snip " Francis Whitney,
On this 2eh day of October, thousand eight hundred
and forty-hve, appeared before me The within named
Charles H. Magoun and made solemn or hst The above
il substantially Irne in each ard every nt .unr.
WE. HAVEMEYER, Mayor OF The city OF New-York
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NOV EXHIBITING (fos shor. lime only al The
rooms the National Academy OF Design corner oil
Broadway and Leonard sts-De knvpers celebrated sta
ue lin marbe) entitled, T" LA sORTlE DU Balm" (com-
ing from the Baih This exquisite and refined work which
has by all who have seen TO be the Chef
duvre Of modern and which hss attracted crowds OF
admirers 10 Europe been this country great
cost and risk and is confidently opened for Inc In
specon of the lovers Of this sublime and beautiful art
son ,irL NJ. tn rls s5n istfna
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~ To Landlords md Atrorneys-SHgRIFF's No
rcE-The Sheriff OF the Cy and County iSy York, and
his Deputies, would respectfully notify the Landlords AID
Attorneys OF s City, tat they prepared TO execute
Landlords Warrants and The forecosing Chae Mort
gases with purcusiy ind despatch. Application 10 I've
made 81 the Sheriff Oce, room No 81 IN the City Hall
wa JONES, She.l.
N.u.yors sTR. Is. le.S. -uli 7r.ir
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nNAl nNs aKNAr lIAlE rEESrKyArlvE.


AK hNs made tho fair fair
my S>sy thS ms ,axacusco " rNAIoSS Salso or Hair
d Delegated With iis cus,ilies for rcnovapnr
Mar svasovtnS dsritu and stopping The approach o.
~ $500 l,ss compound inrea,ei sler long s'udy hnu
aaNeeSl satisfaction Lev Sr"uI 'ry y y JhsA
W., sSSa as;e>Is,e iss Waite Prepared and soid ~
riiAgoN Ma R.>>s,sSsay opposite s., Fsnfs ChaSc "
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w PITY that the certificate

TT Pity that the certificates given for Daley's
Ma ca Pain Extractor being wrapped round counterfeit
viii not communicate TO indispensable virtues. How
much decev-rs lie truth they cannot make asehood
nor falsehood truth. The only genuine will have d. Daley
written upon each box in reversed coored ink. General
epe, for the United States for the sale OF the above Ssve
is rs Ful,on-st Sun Building. ". y. oSl cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

~ A. c. Barry, Artist In Hair, No. Jag
BruadwayWigs ANA Scnlps upon the Ventlang ard Cos
saner system Toupees Ps!t, Bands, Seams and Curs,
cheaper than any other house IN the city.
Also ed from ladies' andgenllemen's hair Neck
laces Bracelets Watch Guards Rings Flowers Earrings,
&c Ec o6 lmeodis
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~ v>xNxNrtNe FANS ~ HHsvN,rIsM i--Cashinan's
L ASKS Nrsns>Sy ~ rNip, Cutting Smhrrcnitonau inva
y spl rcANtN iS,ns ren,c'y ;nt Rheumatism aud Pain
= H,,ss V,N;,, Cc& cr rs,r IN The Joints. Sti, nccl
= ~ NsES\ NJ, SeM ny ESlEER. Ledger Build ne,
NSn s,,Ni
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Learn TO Write Well.-3ir. W-1NTERTON in
forms the public that his open day and even
ns the instruction OF pupils his md much s.
Building. Gentlemen's Cssses AT !, aud r M Ladies
hours from 10 l. Private lessons il desired. Classes IN
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no ARCHITECTS, Boss Mesoa., and reatlemen

THO ARCHITECTS, Boss Masons, and gentlemen
4 engaged IL building, &c-JOHN CARNEY, modeler,
ornamental plaster and scaslica bic manufacturer. 5a2
eroadway next Ni5os Theatre, Is prepared to execute
master Of every description, homework IN gem
sral in superior and workmanike MARINER on terms unu-
su.y moderate, without additional charge for modelling.
whatever The design may De- Gentlemen getting their
houses ni.hed The beautiful styles at present adopted
aud boss nasous having ornament work 10 do, would con.
ami, brr own interest by giving j. c. trial. Architects
DESIGNS carefully executed Modelling for the trade done
and plaster ornaments furnished reasonable Or
d.rs rom the country puuc'ually attended Aabaster
and Malice ornGuenis repaired and made equal 10
- III 3teod~
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NV ggsei, ASu MONEY MATTERS,
w n,. ,,s q N,aks :; az Si,,Aass& Sc Ia Z!
ScS - rr,,,,. y NJ

w n,. ,.. e SS,al, ;:as SItAass% Sc Ia VS''
49, FRIDAY. T.. N.
IKE hall. have apparently complete coH's'l OF The
,,s,>st s rise * aepse,s with the regularity and
,s..A.ar ii n>sAinery. The rise OF Norwich AID NoF
.>..,,s :sSs.,c>, close corner snd so Ions nothing
a.srs. re yuaaey m<she sni The bulls cS" H'' 'Ae'r
.,S~A> tSe .Aosss~ nuss susss hsyins VII What sp
,s,s;, ,Sey Nay"
TeerS hs> h-en hu. moderate business done for
~ >su,t- ws,,h sails trlu SoS;on tomorrow. and the
,s,ssy Sas az ~ rates have not improved. We quote
sserss lts : IcSi Ersncs SSH6i e 5,s5 Amsterdam
~ y ~ E7cr,cn 81 !: 81 Hamburg 35i d 81.
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CHARLES Z. MAGoUN.

Numerous other certificates OF q scarcely less ex
traordinary. may always he seen 81 the Office.
Y The only place il New York 10 obtain the GENUINE
4lvanc Rings and Magnetic Find s al lS4 Fuonst Sun
L,
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,1y-A New Candidate I'm the FieId-s,ump Can
dds-The Genius of Democracy against the tyranny bi
King sncis-I offer myself candidate once bf
Register of the City and County oil New ora and ask Ire
sfIares oi my fellow citizens. Dc the office for
is rrnolumenis. believe that office Democracy
should yield than $1,000 per year. and That the receipts
Of every office over tat sum should 90 into public
ury for the education OF the children OF the poor Ii. fe
love citizens, you will elect 10 ibis Office soemnly
pledge lnyseli carry principle once and 10
paee to the credit OF The School Fund OF City
plus this sum- uDl the Legislature shall make i! SAL
nr,sd Office Il the high emoIunent OF III. Offices Of his
country which has caused much corruption and vilainy
among political eaders- advocate the election by the
country, aud against vestng the power OF appointment in
any place but the bIo! Dor. This is the genius OF democ
and the only pantc erate The whole mass OF mankind
II the doctrine elections BE- unsafe and calculated 10 disturb
The repose and 10 uasee the stapy o society tnen our
Whole system OF government absolutely wropgIa mere
deceptive Scheme-and the s exploded HE oeeI
Bat believe IN The prgccahliy oil pure democracy
such democracy born In the great political coAvn
bv The bood of Inc Revolutionary martyrs. The first
crush the tyranny OF parry ia 10 reduce all otc-s 20 saay
sufficient TO yield no than decent living 10 he ncum
To carry out these principles the dag OF election vote
WILLIAM JAY HASkETT,
and then The glorious war shall have commence
Fellow Cirzens: One more So'd-Noie Tor aoonvenhon
unt for The amendments proposed
would you for me because our hearts
and nds have been joined aud because we have toed IN
glorious together II ycu do no. believe As do IN
The praccabiy of pure democracy. manifested by the
election of every ocerf you not believe IN he eeva
OF Of the whole Of your fellow men, whom GOD nan
from the ends OF the earth around ms u last nope
vi .ber,yif you wiling 10 chain yourselves aud
your children o! King Caucus and 10 becor the
willing victims OF The hypocrisy ana cor Upton OF poncs
vansif you would your children with ignorance
with slavery tyraunous than that OF monarchy
ie slavery o. uercenary wre,ches VINO sane WIZ your
political rights pamper lheir dcprayy al your expense
y are willing 10 shake of their shackes-then ssk
not your vote-l would receive - FeowC:zsns,
;isse doctrines meet Gpprobslon 20 10 the polls and
vote for me. Do your ~, aud the triumph OF Democracy
Is You .sow Democrat
81 81" WILLIAM JAY HaShE1l.
II J-ni,sriais ,-,n adjourned meeting OF your As
sociaou .eiu National Pa J. Csna!--L This Eve
ming NOV. ISL half past &C ock. Let every meIloe'
esirnus 10 eeci MORRIS AnNLIN be al his post
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TT Tooth-Ache.-The Oriental Cure OF the 10Th CEN
trrv over 100 wears exclusively confined 10 niy
cures every unsound tooth hehrad matter how Affect
ed "ne application. without the least pam or tFouoIs
,.,s;an =, PC "a -,p,s IT.
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rT Notice-Sccond Ward.-The meeting Of the
Wings of this Ward advertised 10 De held on Friday
evening is hereby postponed 10 Saturday evening" N3v I'll
been previously engaged. BY order of the Ward Com
IniItec. JEREMY Il. CROSS, Chs!rlnan.
THOMAS DEMO. Secretary. oSl p
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~ Lectures on Wnfer-Cure.-Dr. SHEw, loi lne
Hydropshc institution So Bonds proposes soon 70 give
OF three Lectures the Philosophy OF ths Preven
ton and Cure of Diseases by of Wafer Dae notice
OF Tho course wiz DO giyen hereafter ol0s
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or Course of Lectures 10 the Young.-The fourth
Lecture of ms course Will be delivered by the Rev. DR.
CuYER OF Philadelphia in the North Dutch Church corner
of w ia,n Fulton slreets next Sabbath evening No
vember ID Service viii commence al seven O'Clock Sub
isct:-" Dangers ofwordly prosperity" nj II
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E- Prof. Bush's Lectures.-ln accordance with
this request ulimaied following letter FroHBush will
commence repetition of his recent course 81 Lectures on
the Future Life as unolded by Swe5epborg the Coliseum
i51 Broadway, near Grsrd-st Sabbath evening next
Subjecl Geseral Viec Of Soedenborgs Disclosures rstare
20 tie Spirtu World To commence al half has, l. Seas
Free, but collection a.
NEw-YoRK, October 24!h ls45
Sir The course OF Lectures that you recently delivered
the Society Library having awakened lively interest IN
community the limited capacity of the premises not
admitting the aendanceol many persons who were anxious
hear hem We the undersigned solicit repetition Of
the course or OF Lectures the subject
as NAV be mos, agreeable the Coliseum Broad
way near Grandst Yours &c.
w B. VAN NORWICH, GEO. H. BALL,
WM W. T GREENWAY EDWD. FENNER,
FREDK A. CONKLING, E. c. RILEY,
A. w PEABODY, ROBT.L SMiTH.oSl2is-
% Professor Bush, New-York.
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NEW GROCERY STORE

TINE SUBSCRIBER pectuiy informs the inhabitants
l. living in the neighborhood OF Abngdon.seuae and
Chelsea hs he has the No. % ighhave
nus between Troy and Jane where he will keep
hand al all times choice of fine Family Groce
rir Wines and Teas together every article IN his line
for family use which he will sell thu reasonable
and sgr i,fnc.orv terms CLARENCE ASHLEY. nj 2tis'
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can farther state that regards myself, have eXpe.
rienced valGablc benefit from the OF the Rings and
Fluid Having been for several yeaIs troubled with rheu-
matte pains paptnion OF the heart and genera nervous
deran eneui the system brought by exposure in d
ierep climates have ouud great relief rola o-t Of these
symptoms the rheumatic pans have entirely len NE The
pslpa;ivn has decreased and conscious OF renewed
strength throughout the syslem
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rV~ Cloihins.-Geo. a. Hoyt Co. No - bowsry,
car Bayeidst keep constantly hand very large as
sortnen OF ready made Clothing adapted 10 mems youths
and chdreus Wear made up fashionable style ard ch
they will sell either wholesale retail for cash. NJ great
" reduced prices.
Garments order in the very best style al very
short notice and with puncrRlity. o2o lulls'
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t5' The Wings of the 9Th Ward will meet al Ken
lucky Hal No 90 Prrryst. Monday evening, November
Sd al 7socock. Come up Wings, the cause is worthy oil
your hes. eXertons. By order Of
ALEXANDER Z. MCDONALD,
o,;.- Chairman Committee,
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JOHN J. SlLCoE,
Louis Blanch and Edward Greene, Secresares nj gus

rY-Taxcs, 1Sl5.-Oiice of Receiver OF Taxes New
Civ Hail. Par6-Noce is hereby given that the IaS BOOKS
for the present year now open at his ONCE aho inil
am ready to receive the charged upon them All per
sons pairing their taxes previous 10 The Isl January are en-
titled 10 deduction on the amount eque 10 interest n the
rate of per cent per annum, calculated from the dav OF
PAYMENT until LIST February. Office hours from A. NJ 10
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CY- Seventh Ward.-The Wing Electors OF The
Seventh Ward will Meet Saturday evening, November
square, for the purpose OF giving cordial and hearty re-
spouse the nominations Of LUTHER BRApsH for Senator
MORRIS FaAsKLiN for Register, and the Assembly ticket
headed by DAVID b. OGDEN. By order OF HE Ward COM
mil,ee foSl 2lisI JOHN r. VAN KLEEK. Chairman
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. ......TAIs DAY.
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tV Clairvoyuucc.-DoCT. 5. s. LYON and A j.
DAVIS Calrvoyant give not ice that they viii leave mis-
city on saturday morning Nov ls and will be absent for
eight days. Our friends who purpose consulting U.S. VIII
;nrn $50 SITS
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rF French Lnnguaec.-Manescas Oral System.
Gentleman are informed ,hs, New Evening Glass vii.
commence in November Also, Morning Class for Ladies'
Persons DESTROYS of joining either OF these Classes are
quested TO call and leave their names
Madame Durapd invites those who would he acquainted
whher fathers inductve and practical system to eau aud
witness Evening Class which commenced In October
Residence IS Ws,ker.,t OF wis
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Boarding.
miscellaneous.

"TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION.
CHRIsTIE'S GALVANiC kINGi aud Magnetic Fluid.
" DIR. CHRISTIE presents tle following remarkable
case TO the public believing duty on his part, AID also
oil lie tarueat reauesl OF ihs parties concerned
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~ ss-.pstls, ay .Na :, cor,lana.st p,lo., ,an
rlt,s ,,khx>Ys sell Al nj
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PHILADELPHIA CattIc nlnrket-oct so.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN ship Westphalia. from Brcmca-A Facao lady and
two children; Hams, Mr.. Vogl Mr.. Garigue-l6o In the
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John STEWART, Receiver of Taxes.
Pcrs ms sending full description of lhe pro eIty 10 This
Office iii have their bills sent 10 them u "J Can d. Hny
time L. had BY appication 10 the efhce. NJ wv
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DATES
. SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED

Anil Ed,
Bremen ship Westphalia Vessels 81 ds I'm Bremen
mdse 10 Oelrichs & Kruger.
Below brig Weather thick and hazy.
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Books.
TO MEDICAL MEN.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED, THE LONDON LANCET
4 for November. Journal OF Brush foreign MedicaI
and Chemical Science Criticism and News edited By Thcs
Wakley P. P. Surgeon gad Henry Benrct, ~ D.
This Is The 9Th number of the second volume, containing,
its usual quantity OF valuable matter the 2d Lecture
of series OF Lectures Organic Chemistry by Justus
.Seg Also four additions, Lectures on the Mechanism
and Management of Natural and difficult Labors BY Id
W ard w. Murphy, A. ". NJ. ..
Terms IS per annum in advance single Nos. % cents
- a,ed 10 arg part OF the ni,ed S,stes ~
BURGESS, STRlNGER / co.
30 Broadway, Ann-s;-
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BOYS CLOTHING AT THE FAIR.
MRS. CORNWALL, Of 2S2 Grand-st respectfully soach
f1 III inspection specimens Of Boys Clothing now
being exhibited the Fair believing they will be found si-
peri0r style and finish TO any Manufactured 10 his cry
large assortment ready made her old established staDd
lsz Grand near Allen N. b. Orders for any style exc
ru,.d a, amor, nonc. % lMsods-
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e 9iss are sosa :, 81 cor,lanl,.,. at los. thar
o4.sSs scit A. nj Ac,d
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john CROMWELL, Secretary.

gE7r Seventeenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing
Electors Seventeenth ard requested 10 meet ut
the Henry Clay House, of Avenue and Frsst on
Monday evening next al O'clock 10 make arrangements
for sustaining the Wing Ticket manner worthy OF It's
excellence. 3y order of the Ward COMMITTEES.
& ID. JACKSON, Chairman.
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NEW EuLL,p RucKWHEAT,

GRAHAM FLOUR and DAT Meal, III bis half bb!s
VI quarter ara eighh bbs also in hass OF 20 and Is lbs
each csreiuy pacHe and very neatly marked, and war
ranrd OF the very best quality 10! sale in lots 10 SUIT Or
der from out city panied with civ ri- ence
will NEE, with pr'yn2, attention. J. q. FROST,
nj i'm SO Front-s- corner Pecs-slip.
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~ The Fall Style of Gentiemen's Hats are now
ready for tile 1885, which for ghtuesS and superior
y OF color be surpassed which Is very important
part Of the Hat retaining the color I'LL II Is wore out ANY
article sold in this establishments never nisepresencd e1i
sold Tor what IL ID Also. the Fall style OF Boys and Child
rens Gaps Of various patterns and full assortment o! La
dies Fus Gentlemen have their HAS made 10 order
in any shape or style they wish
Z. KNOX, No. 10 Ful,or-st-
oS luiss between William aud Nassau sis
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rgr Sabbath Evening Services.-The Allen.s'.
Presbyterian Church. two doors below Grand open every
Sabbath evening. Preaching by the Pastor. Tomorrow
evening will be the FIRST Of series of discourses
the evidences of Christianity Service commences at
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