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vRAvnLLISo AoCOmmoDATIOHs.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

5E4 - = :
LONG ISLAND RIA .LKOAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS and after Monday
Dec. g. ls6, Trains will run aSfolows:-
LEAVE BRooxLrr-ai o'clock A M (Bosroa traial for
sireenport, daily lexeept sundaysl stopping Al
Farmngdas and g. Georges Manor.
stsk A. M, daily, for Greenpor and intsrne-
atIP' M. for Farmingdale, daily.
LEAVE "a A. NJ, daily accommodation train
asH T. NJ. tBos.on Train, or on tn. arrival of
the Doat from NorwI h, daily. (eIeept Sun
assy,,l =. rpns |" g. Georges Man'' and
LKAvr FARsnSepALE at 63l A. NJ daily Except sundaysl
eecommodat "a train; and IL N. Ind 5x P. M.
LEAVE JAMAIcA-a o'clocx A. M, r. NJ, and 61z r.
NJ, for Brooklyn, or ON the arrival Of Bosfos
SUNDAY TRAINS will hereafter run to Thompson Sta
uon- leave Brooklyn at A. NJ for Thompson and nterme
aiate placer commencing Sun the 9Th Esyeuhsr
ing ifsve Thompson at o'clock r. NJ, Farmngdale 2k,
FAsE IozBsdford, cents; East New Ys,t. la,< Race
Ccpr;s Trotting Course lsX; Jamaica es Brushvis,
Bias Hy de Park ~ milesl nix CIowsve tduring the SEES
SION Of C9nrtl Eh; Hampstead, sk Branch g1; Carrie
peer PARK 60 ThSInpsOn g saoL saiion 81 Lake RclS
station 81 ls1 Mediord Station 81 lsx Yaphank 81 s7
81 e2 Mattetuck, 81 say; Cutchogue 81 e3E Soufhold
81 s2 Greenport Accommodation Train. 81 rs; Boston
Stages readiness arrival OF Trains az the ,eve
OF the Island.
Baggage Crates will be in at the foot Of
street to receive baggage f the several trains % minutes
The steamboat Statesman leaves Greenporf for aaR
Dor on the arrival Of the Boston brain from Brookivu d2h
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MOTHER,S CORDIAL.

THE superior efficacy Of this article when used in the
II stages OF pregnancy apparent that female who
has experienced It's benefits would be willing, any
condition to be deprived oft Its effects
dmvs the suerings Child Birth half
thus piace both child snd mother in state Of safety
This Is qnack article, but he Prescription Of repur
physician who has made this branch Of his practice
particular study. For sale is2 Broadway Of John
street dis 1msrh
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBlTT, 10 Duane street,
IN (member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. London,l
eases practice Of fourteen devoted to verersa dis
enables Dr. G. the form of his disease;
cured ia -four days. mercury used; Structure
cured in two weeks, without any pain; Consttu-
tional debility. Those individuals who have INDUCED ia
certain oathscme habit positively be restored heah
and Dr. O. has his Office
BY certain dentist Remember IS Duane street
next door to DIR. Jehnsop's. di lmsrh
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REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &C.

GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr. has removed his ONCE 10 No.
Broadway and continues to remit in large
small TO persons residing any part Of Ireland IN the same
he and his business have done for
the last thirty and also TO partof England
Scotland
Money reunited by leter postpaid the
personally deposited with him. with the of the
in Ireland, England, Scotland TO whom is to
sn5 m s
or forwarded the sender MA !m~r
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NATIONAL. PUBLISHING COMPANY
NJ EuROPNTHY, or Drugs and Galvauisrn, compared by
~, FREDERICK HOLLlCK, MD. -
This book should be the hands of of
the various methods Of curing dsee The reputation Of
the author mas only been augmented by the
has met WITH and this book evidence ha
and fearless as ever in the Of truth.
For sale wholesale and retail by the National pubIishna
dciphia
Retail price q
plithed by the COMPANY. rio I'm trc
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Where he will remain until further notice
tyery variety OF SOAPS Shaving Cream
aoameues fomitums &c with of
sfes Hnr Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Rot
ues odour Boxes suitable for presents, &c de- lm.r
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TOOTHACAF CURED IN ONE MINUTE.

TOOTHACHF CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
th- use Of the Glove Anodyne This 10 excnllen
DMtce, and viii cute the most violent toothache pain
10 The gums IN one minute unpleasant the tnste
Will not nJure the teeth sud effects cure Pre-
Imsd only BY HENRY JOHNSON, chemist and drusrist,
3 Brosdway the Granite Buildng Sold also at 100
Price Is cents " ~
rnrchaers must beware OF spurious compounds caed
Glove Anodyne ineAded 70 deceive the unwary Be
and ask Tor the Glove Anodyne prepared by HENRY JOHN
SON end purch,,e only ofespectsble dealrrs di lmsr
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.
CORBYN's COUGH L0ZENGEs-Prepared by Corbyn
Co., 300 Hoborn, Landon. The best article in
tence for the Of coughs colds irritation Of
the lungs asthma, consumption for sale by g. COLBY
81 Pearl street. of Frankfort for the United
States. do imkrc
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ROU SSH ., ---AaIUaiNnTNL.;- -
SSLA4 . ANlANDlNE,
Foa tHh rh,yrNrior AND CURE of
CHAPPED uA>pl

THE SUBSCRIBER, tiste 81 the firm If y Rou,,o 80
Drs,dwayJ-no removal -olcits triai Of
tn,s 80 appropriate 10 he Upon absolute
l,hment II 10 warranted 10 cure and prevept rhsnnsJ
hands and IN addition 10 this 10 them hest
ful sofia IS ard whiteness The claims Tor Ms
reFumery perfect equality to the Imported superiority
4m us ireshess there s however no Article in hi,
isep The periumey Of his former many year,
cecte OF the first abo st9ry Fans is certainly
fased BY the product OF laboratory ia Europe an Is
SOD prices generally % 10 50 cheaper fc mos,
respectfully socis the pf the elite Of the
no az the same time promising deserve By truth and
far dealing in all his tran sctlons " - -
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NJ EDICAls A1D-Dk. fAwCE1-T on debility, nervous
lsA oes and secret diseases kcJust publshed popular
the concealed OF the decline Of
sung from destructive consequences Of indulgence
and youthful mprudence, terminating in debility
and constitutional weakness and all those sinking anxetes
and emors winch act the weak, the sedeoary and
delicse with practical observations their
cure, by H. EAWCkTF membG of the Royal Coliess Of
son Medical College. Philadelphia The Doctor daily con
suited At his Office 1876 Fulton all those
where the Book can be Obtained for 81. dIi lmsr
nK. COOPER, II DUANE street, between Chatham and
William streets has for the last twelve years enjoyed
the most ex enve Practice IN private diseases f med
Cal mar New ork He can cure the aggravated
cases this disease snd mild removed Eve
days. StrictnreDocof Cooper has new meth
cd by which he the form Of structure from
one to two weeks, with scarcely pain the pateu
Constitutional debility. brought ON by hbit induced
IN BY young mem beges dyspepsia, weakness OF the limbs
palpstion Of the heart. and aversion 70 society
warranted IN every charge Post paid letters
tanning 80 fr advice, attended to- 70 Be not deceived
Dr. cooper has 10 connection with any other Office.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived az ORIENT. LII tGh0ut hve miles the this
hafb0) schr Expedite, Racket, 30 days from franklin. La
bound 10 New York; cargo and vessel 10 good Condition.
Nnd will sail Tor York through the Sound the first oppo
In
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7.
GENTS wanted 70 undertake the sale of ap.v and
useful patented article, that be sold every family
IN the union To men Of rcspeenby and BUSINESS habits
guarantee OF 500 rer amman will be given Apply
c. ALDEN,
.,, No. III Fulton o., New York.
All ieuet must De no.f paid. n26 1rntrh
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afsfffss fsssfa
Hath Consumpti0n's doom been spokenl
Art thou splitting life awayi
Is thy constitution broken,
Bringing darkness DER thy dayi
Towering high DER imitation,
DR.. Swayne's Wild Cherry stands,

Hath Consumption's doom been spokeni
Art thou splitting life away
Bringing darkness Fer thy dayi
Dr. s~sg ass VII VIVA H USsney stands.
Spreading JOY through many nation,
Dg swAYSE 81 coafSTaD SYRUP OF WILD
- CHERRY mild and pleasant to the taste, perfectly
sale and harm n its operations and yet it is Of the
s1 ss S Sissa s
% s S and %
sa'fs ';s
IL sor anS s has or %
sssqs from i Sssssr All sss: :sss: and sonssisniioa:
WILD cHRs Esx Ss.s q sE sg
behold 70 an grave wrested IL the bloom
ss i
TgsIsr until he becomes beyond the q human ki
Gs%soaaa syrup %id cherry hey would dsa ,hn.
semsdes with which our nsw.pspes. aSouud ri. eve
sstsbs heals the liberated lungs stopping prose
night sweas at the time inducing natural and healthy
Of The will find II tie
MUD that Dr. swayne !: regular prae.Ds physeisn Mho
has had Of diseases Of the Lungs Chest
A CAUTION TO THE ryBLIC-Be cautious to AJAX
Wild Cherry before q: pub and we ay o the az
1 s of II
ess Merchants dealers orally will find il to their ad
have . this %sde%s Re
Wild Cherry there have been some individuals with the
spurious article into the market under fictitious
The ogina and only genuine article only prepared bv
Philadelphia.
pAoESTs in New YoRx-cnAstEs II; R,se. corner Of
broadway and John sts H. A. SANDS 1888 Bowery; T.. B.
WAhSER 2p' Blsecke1 street JC HAST sac Grand corner
DISs' ss!!ss
Railway MRS kIpDEn 100 Court street. Boston, DuRGIN
e. 81 IL !s.; Il N%SS
CUhE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPOUND:-
Of all the remedies discovered for the
cure Of delicate disease the most speedy and Ger.
leaves no odor on the breath no Of diet
sex and condition Patient; may rely that this y no
private practice Of physician with unerring
radically OF the hundred and
present is the popular remedy neishboring city.
Try IT, and convince YOURSELF even after other remedies fail
tons accompany each bottle Sold Wholesale by Comsoek
Co., 81 Courtandt street, retaed at Sc Hudson
Bowery and Grand, Bowery and Walker East Broadway
and Market, Fulton and Water, g. B. Hammond u Co,
27s Broadway comor Chambers No 27s New York;
Fulton aud Cranberry streets, Brookyn; Third and South
Philadelphia Charles and Pratt Bal
more G. Stout Warrington CITY; and Robertson and Cor
mick. Norfolk. Va. do Ssw3wsrc
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aa- FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE, VIA
r. fSonnston and Long Island ksilroad-Night
Lincoln and after Monday cath instant Trains
will leave the foot Of whitehall street South fer;
Fday a. o'clock for Grsenport crossing the Sound
which has been provided with sails, and ordna
anchors from thence Providence and Boston by
mail trains which with the Massachusetts,
and Governor.
Fare to Stouington. -. ..............$2 50
Tsv- Il vsn 49,: t..,x' - III ,L
only light freivhts. DIS rh
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.


MR. e. &. MARSH, Accountant, author Of the Science
Iva Of Double Entry. Bookkeeping SimpIifrd and The
AZ, Stale Entry bookkeeping lmpoved continues to
Course oil nstruoonThe public is respectfully info.m
ed assured that the Plan by Marsh in teach
ns TINS important branch, Truly OF practice "a
Keeping books rather than eoure ofecures the theory
ne pun becomes amiiar from actual use, with ell the
books constituting and person good caplc will
by this course become competent bookkeeper in about
one month, aud will receive certificate thai effect
from q A. NJ 10 z. NJ. ata i'm ~
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10
At 5 o'clock p. M.-Landing luterme datc Places.
From Che Foot Of Borciay Street.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain b. Ovcrbaugh, will
leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and sunday afternoons
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt r. H. Furry, will
leaye Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
o'clock
The above boats will al times arrive in Abanyn ample
Freight taken at moderate rates. AID taken. amer
O'clock p. NJ.
without written order from the csrtans o agents.
sor freight apply board the boats toP e.
Sch 1fZ. at I he on he wi arf.
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kASHELOR'S New invented Wigs and Scalps are decid.
- W. rrestsst improvement yet introduced the AIT
m,t y. ssa,ag They are SO perfectly comfortable
ahc "e carer unconscious that he Wig yet
sa natural IN that they detect
60. Msae Only by VIM. Bachelor No. Wall strcet near
BroedWnY Alsrze hn,a
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~ EWIOWN IiFPlN AffLES.-1he fsubscrber has
~ on hand and Offer for sale 1000 barrels dice hand
fcked Newtown tppins put MP expressly for the English
markell also, 2e barrels OF choice Lady Apples Sp,gen
beHs Grsers &c Ounces and Potatoes hand and
put up 10 order Ter chipping at the shortest notice.
-. SAMUEL SHOTWELJ,
Wv lin-tn No. Fulton market.
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CAST OFt cLUIHiNo AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
ADDE'S or Gentlemen having or cast II
clothing or furniture 10 dispose of obtain cash
price Tor s same By applying the subscriber his
dence or through the post office, which will be pnnetuny
stteudedfo. NJ Il COHEN "a Sn.n. :,
~ b. Laden csu be attended to by Mrs. IA. s. Cohss.
re
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nR MARSHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENOyATOR
"A sovereign remedy in weakness of the organs of zen
eraon and which IN every instance where used np
10 cecqons has produced the most Spy results now
used an'Jescubcd by the eminent phys
rope and Amenca nthe the following diseases
constitutional weakness brought by habit
deiged IN bT yong men, causing lascyious dreams nghty
discharges, dyspepsa, weakness OF the small the back
confusion OF intellect fogenness the heart
geets whites obstruction of excavations total I'M
potency and barrennex Price ~ per botte bottIe, 70,
9, soIu AZ " ouane street MIG lmsr
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
Daily (Sundsys exceptedl ats M :-Through Direct.
From the Pier befsoeen Courtlandt and Liberty sfs.
ssa% miI .. SoLuMM andax GsPs g.
and Friday evenings, at s O'Clock.
Steamboat KNICKEKBuCKER, Capt. Alf Houghton.
at 5 o'clock
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. Oct. l0-0 p. M.

We have experienced another week Of inactivity in
the stock market Everything connected with stocks
appears to be de dormant and those depending upon
dsr from outsiders purchasing for investment for sps
cuation, have not done business enough to pay
expenses The brokers find II difficult 10 make even
fraction of per cent out Of each other.
Money continues abundant, and the banks. notwith.
standing the proximity Of the period when their
quarterly reports to the State Comptroller mus made,
continue to disc good and short business paper free
y The amount Of paper daily maturing in the banks r.
nearly large that discounted and the banks do not
therefore, increase their line OF loans much. The
ports Of those Institutions. about being made will not
differ materially from those Of last August. The specie
tom remains about the same but the public do osits
have been reduced largely than any other depart
ment
We usual comparative table Of quotations
for the princps stocks in this market for each day
the past week and ut the close Of the week previous
will be observed that the transactions In some Of the
fsncies have been limited and that prices, with one
two exceptions, have boon very uniform. There is
speculative movement going on in Norwich and Wor-
csser which has already put prices up about two per
cant an improvement which that stock has not expo
renced for long time. The others remain about the
same.
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Oct le.-Bursiary Officer Baxter of the 18th ward,
arrested fellow called Charles Miller, on charge of
burglariousy entering the premises Of Mr. Joseph ~ B.
Bond and stealing from the money drawer all the loose
change left therein II appears he has been In the habit
of entering the above place and robbing the TILL when
suspicion resting upon this individual, watch let,
and the above officer detected him in the Committed
for trial by Justice Kefcham.
"A Snoossr' at Work The room occupied by Mr.
Henry Molten, at the Lorillard House, No 10 Park Row.
entered last night by snooserr by the aid of
the 'nppcrs," who stole herefrom gold lever watch,
valued at S90-likewise 81 in money. No arrest.
.4aofher--The room occupied by Mr. Geo T.. TiDgle,
situated in the above premises likewise entered and
robbed of four $40 bank bills the Bank Of Indsna
and IS bill Virginia Bank, pay able at Vince ling
also So bill in ell S4s The supposed thief 10 described
as being sbost FIVE feet inches high full face black
whiskers and about ~ OF sge wore black hat,
and OF geutcel sppearance.
Still .faofher-A Mr. Charles Harris, boarding at the
fremont House, No ITO Broadway was robbed OF geld
watch, valued at $50 by "snooscr." who entered
his room tho course of the night by the aid Of the
nippers" and relieved him Of the above property No
PETIT LareenyA fellow called Joseph Williams, was
arrested last night for stealing chest % tea belonging
TO Nelson sheIred. Committed for trial
John Rice caught in the act by ofhcer smith, oil
the ward of stealing table cover valued at 81 be
longing to Benjamin W. Lloyd, residing al NO 20 tor
sythe street
Found at he Fsir--A cameo breasipin was found Of
the American Institute Fair, Castle Garden, on saturday
last, tor which an owner 10 vented Apply o. me Once
Of the Chief VI Police,
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Movements OF Travellers.

We are again necessarily compelled to condense tho
arrivals at the following principle hotels, for the two
AMsnrcAs~Ed' Naniganlt, Charleston; C. Stewart.
n. Q; A. French, Albany e Williams stonlngton; NJ.
Georgetown. Mr.. Archer, Washington; j. Van Bokke-
len, Alabama NJ Morris, PHILADELPHIA; R. Lawson New
York; NJ Smith, Maine J. Newell. Albany; NJ. Hutch
ms Detroit; II Wright u 8. Al W. b Cozens, E. Peace,
rhiiadelpnia ;.,. p.,.,,uh. NJ c.n.,., y..s,,x
ton; NJ Boragus. Chill; Hon csrvso. chian Minus.
ter at Warrington Hon John Howard, Springfield; H.
Parker Boston; Dr.. Cox. salem H. PscEman, Bottom,
8. Rabeck, Cleveland; j. Moore, Manila; = Lorins,
Patterson; G. Ives, Lansngburgh G. Keith, New Or.
leans; Lowber. Babara; w. Lefsn, Mass; 3. Gale,
Aes% Ro,ton sa Matthew. bes w.
land; A. Burley, Chicago; j. Brown. Rye; Could C.
banner, Boston, HuiOhins, Providence; J. stanwo0d,
CIrY.-Mr Poindexter Pittsburgh; Mr.. Gordon, Bali.
more; A. Peters G. f. Hill, virgnia G. Hall, Manches-
Boaman, Rhode Island; + Morse. Newark: W. Brown,
Connscticut s. Bankhead, Virginia; Mr. Maxwell, Del
land; j. Whitfield. Richmond; N Ogden r. Jones, NV
Jersey; Gov. Moorhead, North Carolina; w. Wall,
HaS%e %sn;, oSsn s
York; P. Heartt Troy; Mr. lizard, Charleston; " bo-
chett Philadephia E.Morri', Batmore Major 6sesns,
FRAsxLIN-H. rockingham, st. Louis s. Evans Bos
ton; A. Thompson, Uticai p Ford. South Carolna; H.
Canada West; A. Booth, U. Army; j. Reynolds. Wash.
ington; NJ Blonton, Plymouth R. Edwards. New York;
H. Forbes, Worcester; II. Greer, New York; w NON
man. u 8. Navy; L. Hasbrook, Ogdensburgh; Rsy.
nolds, Mobiles j. Wiley Cstskill w. Ely. oswego, +.
Castro, U 8. A. D. Holt, Baltimore; T. Archer, Ohio
HowARp-Z Eppy, Texas; j. Humphreys, Kentucky;
N Desher, Worcester; Captain Hope w. Black Mon
treal; A. Orr Troy; E Williams, Auburn; W. Young.
Scheneciady, J. Bailie New York; Ridley, 0sorgsi
II. Tyn dall Philadelphia; N White, Albany, NJ. Mekav,
Bath 9. Van wsgoner, Paterson Rice, Pttshsld, =.
Miller, New Jersey; j. Bouch, Mass; J. Badger, Sucks
port Speer Patterson; B. Tsf, Boston; c. Phelps u
Navy; D. Wallace, St. Johns N. B; J. Fsrrier Mon.
tre.l: W. Roussell Toronto; M. Stewart Connecticut;
Granger Brunswick; Conneley, Mass: Boxer.
Quebec N. johnson, Pennsylvania; j. Patterson. Cana
da: Captain Lyon. Hatcn, Burlington; j. Summers, j.
L. Peabody, Washington.
JuDsos's-w. Swan, Boston; r. Boyd. Portland;
Z: Uphsm A. Emerson. Bangor; J. c. rylsr Boston; J.
Eldridge, Hartford NJ. Mum New London; J Van Al.
len, salisbury Mills Harvey Iowa; r. Chute, Indiana;
H Rice, Iowa; W Colqnohon, Dickinson' Landing; W.
Mat,ice, Cornwall; NJ. Butts, G. Turnay. Ohio; Car
nich Hartford; w. Bond Norwich; VI. James. Quebec,
~ Gilmore, Exeter; Chas. Kirkpatrick Liverpool, j.
0ardolph New Orleans; N. Beckwi,n. Hartford; N.
Fitch, Mass; Cohen artiord Captain Spear, Steamer
Bangor.
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ANTI-RENTrsM AND DEMOCRACY. Addison Gar
diner, the locofoco nominee for Lieutenant CO.
vernon, has formally accepted the nomin alton, in
letter TO the committee appointed by the con-
vention at Syracuse TO tender it to him. Mr..
Gardiner took the opportunity at the same time
of disolaiming all connexion with the anti. rent
ers, 10y convention Of whom held a, Albany, lie
understood he had received nomination for the
same Office. This clears the skirts of that par
ty from all faint OF ant-rentism, and strengthens
the imputation cast on the wings for uniting
with anti-rent-rs in nominating Mr.. Young Will
the latter accept the nomination OF that purty1