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GALMAGUNDI by Washington Irving, complete N
- volume English edition. with engavings; price 81 So
Just imported by r. TAYLOR,
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Morris Robinson, Alfred Pel,
VIM. J. Hyslop, David c. Golden,
r. H. M'Curdy, John G. Thatcher,
Fred. s. Winston, Rufus l.. Lord,
G.. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgyvick, Isaac G.. Pearson
Stacy B. Collins, VIM. Bamwel,
John III. Smith, VIM Moore
Jos. b. Collins, Zebedee Cook,
Jas. s. Wadsworh, Jonathan Miller
II. w. Hubbel, Fitz Green Halleck,
Gouvemeur M. wilkins, Rob't Schuyler,
J. " L. Pruyn, Amos s. Perry,
Frederick Whtlesey, Joseph Tuckernan,
Chas. Ely, Gideon Hawey,
John G. Cruger, VIM. J. Bunker,
Walter Joy, One vacancy.
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary.
MINTUN PosT, M. d. Physician to the Company, 50l
Broadway.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, Washington, D. c., agent,
No. IA Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WIN. p: JOHNSTON, M D., Medical Examiner, OF
7th and streets.
March lily
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l'I that in selecting the papers with which they may de.
sire 10 be supplied during the session. orders for the FARM
ERS LIBRARY, left with the clerk Of either house. will he
Immediately complied with During the session four num-
beers VIII be furnished OF 100 pages EACH of closely and e
gany printed matter for ST. containing among other and
various materials prize essays by the most disn-
gnlshed ability together with costly engTavnRs OF portraits
OF distinguished beneactos OF agriculture and of improved
implements and machinery employed in the promotion of
branch oil national industry, which, being by the most
important, is entitled the first rank among tie cares of
wise and provdent lawmakers.
The following extracts respectfully submitted In testi
mony of the national and practical character of the work
from eminent citizens In different sections of the country
and not OF the party politics Being unrestricted by
the publishers as to the procurement of his materials al
home from abroad the editor persuades himself thai the
FARMERS LIBRARY ought To be placed within the reach
OF every ireehoder, and especially of every young
whose interest," character, and pursuits in life invite him no
become acquainted only with the practice but with the
principles and the literature of occupation which ha.
been well pronounced the mother of arts and which
all viii admit gives TO all others employment and support
Extract from Senator Wsbser
NEw York, November L. 1886
DEAR sR have looked through the ith and 9Th numbers
OF the current volume of the FARMERS LIBRARY and hink
ought TO take this occasion express my sense of the yn
ne OF the whole work Its plan is comprehensive and ex
celent, and the execution thus far successfully carried out
In my opinion the work ought be distributed by the yar
edge may be dhused and spirit of inquiry and improve
ment awakened among young farmers.
with the best wishes for the continued success of youI
valuable IaborS, am dear sir your obedent servant
JOHN s. SKINNER, esq. '
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HE increasing popularity of DR.. G.. Benz Smiths i'm
proved Indian vegetable sugarGoated pills has induced
coat them with In order to sell them for the genuine
while they 40 not possess particle OF The g9odnsss nor
pills In short, they intended fraud upon the
taton sugar-coated bill, manufactnred in Albany New
York. has given them as he account OF the mis-
cradle dishonest parties concerned in manufacturing Them
The party ndustriousy circulating reports
calculated to nure Dr. Smith, and to affect the reputation
Dr. Smith is about institute legal proceedings against
them for their SANDERS he has in another against
damages These miserable mitators have to the
most abomnabe means TO palm OIL their counterfeit pills
genuine Several instances have public notice
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate OF
much good in the countryas the following plainly show
More ministers use and recommend Dr. Smiths pills than
This to certify tina, have used the sugarccated pills
manuiactured by G. Benjamin Smith, OF New York, for
also, from inquiry in that city, persuaded that he is
the original inventor and therefore is entitled to the benefit
Pastor LIST Baptism chunch, Pittsburg.
From the Blue Hens Chicken, (De)
We call the attention of readers the certificate OF
Rev s. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church, Ptburg
timony to the excellence of these pills of having
used them, and experienced great relief from them.
The IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. (s,gas-coated)
highly esteemed if one-haf is that people write
and say about them They are 50 in their operation
Malone of the largest and best papers the New
WATERFOWL, May 81, 1916.
dear SIR was Mai laid WY up with bad cold time since
trial of your pills. and must say found them excellent
rhSy are re, he bn S medicine for the Pn ny are
yours entirely free from the objections to which other pills
III. doubt beV he n mea
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n EARy Il CO., Hatters, Astor House. New ",

taken for the winter the Coleman's National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington TO be opened
December g. which will be kept supplied by weekly ship
mens their New York ware-rooms with all articles of
their manufacture, wis
Gentlemen's hats and caps,
Ladies' riding hats and caps,
Chidrens caps,
ofthe fashion and quality, and on the same terms a.
retaied by them in New York. Nov 27-2w
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]. HERDMAN 81 CO.,
HERMAN, KEENAN, Il co, Liverpool.

HERDMAN, hEENAN ~ w., Liverpool.
Mr.. THOMAS FITNAM, saddle and harness maker, on
9th street. three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue is the
agent of this house for the WASHINGTON d. c. who
will attend to the transaction OF all business in their line,
when required to do
N. B.-Drats for any amount usual be furnished,
payable at all the principal banking institutions throughout
the United Kingdom, on application above.
March I4-1y
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TOEN HERDMAN IL Co., United States and Great
d Britain and Ireland od-esabished Emigant Office, 81
South street, New York.
- HERDMAN, KEENAN, ~ CO., Liverpool.
Passage to and from Great Britain and Ireland (via Liver
pooD by the Old Black-Bal Line any of the regular
packetships sailing every five days.
The subscribers calling the attention Of old countrymen
and the public generally their unequaled arrangements
for bringing passengers from the old country, beg
that the business of the house at Liverpool will be conduct
ed by its branch
Those sending for their friends will the great
importance of this arrangement, as it win preclude
necessary delay of the emigant Tho ships employed in
this line well known to be of the first and largest class
commanded by of experiences; and they sail every
five days, offer every facility that be furnished With
those superior arrangements the subscribers look forward
orally extended to them for many years past In
viii be refunded as customary For further PARTICULARS
apply by letter, postpaid .#.r
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
.9itOy1ieys and COinse10rs-af- Lar.

m d. MOsELY United States Attorney, Will attent
l. the several States and federal held Nash
vile. w.
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse Nashville, Tennessee.
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From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Dei.)

We call the attention OF readers to the certificate
Rev s. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church. Psburg
in relation Dr. Smiths pills We ourselves bear
tmony to the excellence of these pills of us having
"sga mem, ana experience great reiel rom them
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MINERAL PoINT, w. T., Dec. 9, 1916.
The Prosperity Of the Country The MINING
Tnnds

Our country is exceedingly prosperous, more 20,
perhaps than any other portion Of the United States;
full supply Of every article needu-the products Of
the country bearing fair price, and large market
at home created by the extraordinary emigration which
have had this season. which estimated to number
from 60 to 600 persons nearly double the original
populationour currency Of the best principally gold
eastern exchange. The present prosperity viii, how
ever, lead to speculation, much to the injury Of the
country. .sta...l .-t s
Should you visit Washington be good enough to lend
helping hand to friends. who are making every
procure sale Of the mineral lands The coun-
try absolutely requires 1.-THE situation of the mines II
such that capital must be employed to prosecute them
with since the surface has been dug machi
merry has to be used take of the water to raise
sinking shafts and running drifts and the uncertain
tenure with which the ground now held with
rent equired for the deters capitalists
consequently much ofthe unless there sale
Of the lands and will be abandoned turtle more.
the the government has managed, has rendered
great confusion in the titles TO those lands which
have been already sold Under the late decision Of the
Supreme Court in the Of the United States vs. Gear
all lanes where mineral may have been struck, are
reserved by the operation of law from sale. Many Of
these lands have been soldsome because such lands
not designated the maps; others because the
body Of ore to make them Of any value but the ind
ing Of mineral is exceedingly uncertain and has fixed
marks Since the sale, many OF these lands hsve been
found to contain large bodies Of lead thus all the titles
thu into confusion, which creates great difficulty
among citizens retsrding the improvement Of the
sufficient to pay their several lead superintendenu and
other expenses. t& @#st #4 f# tMtN t.e
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

IL DIvIh10n Btfeet,
tabiisbed AID 1895 by the for the
al. Of Dr. MUSTERs RED DaoP Th msdes. ne e
the only remedy earth that can safely relied to tho
tuton diet hindrsuce from business. when
all else failed comprehensive treatise panies
taay all matter how long standing. or how
the with Tess trcubie 10 the patient
and in shorter space Of time than other medicine the
world, or no pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. O Aston Place. late 7th Street.

A few doors East Of Broadway, New Fork.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above for the sale Of Birds, Foign and
Nave Cages Seeds &C. and hopes by strict attention and
fair upright DEALING the patronage Of those dispo-
ssd to indulge in this most delightfp! fancy; -,
articles his line including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
Gold and Silver Fish, German Paste. made affair
proved receipt Cutie Fs Bone Fountains Baths
NJ B. Orders from OF the city carefully ATTENDED and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER
NcM York, Dec. IL, 1915. di2Imsr
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The Legislature OF Massachusetts met on Wednes-
day. January TIN. The Senate elected the Hon John q
Gray OF suffolk President pro and Charles Calhoun
Clerk pro fe The House elected Samuel ~ valley, Of
Roxbury, Speaker, ard Charles w. story Clerk
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$500. hsest
AN EXTENSIY RAFELE

v,,Ma = - : 1870. H., n, NJ, r.,S
opposite Duane Park il to be raed for the above smouat
BY the =, o. ny Jy;ded ma thv srss soe
Seo per chance the winner bsoo@ins Ne pes:ssscr
including their magnificent Ar Cushion
Billiard Tables, and all the sppureaances The proprston
being dssirous business Philadelphia bsen
not enabled purchase their hots 70 take his nehod
he necessary for chance whersa thsro more
likelihood ofsucceas than in tcus the vaa speeula
tons entered into every dsy Ths above Hotel
spring and furnished in the most
STYLE and the most complete ORDER In order tha tbs
appoint judges themselves who are 70
dec ds any dsputss that may arise.
turtle Information will Sc given By the proprietor, the
HOTEL DIES Duck FRERE1,
III tr l6s Duane street, opposite Duane Park
N.B-Qeatlemsn requiring private rooms. can hsye hem
TO rafne on chances, gratis. % lmT
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TO THE LADIES!! TO THE LADIES! y!
IL 10 dispose or cither Ladies 0entemsn) can obtain
fair ess price the By sending for me Anoseess
herrssidenes, No 90 Dsane street, s a.. ~ g. COHEN
PsA letter through shs Post 0aes. o. ohsrw.ss vii b
puuetusllv attended tn. -. nc
CENTLEMEN OF NEW Ohk.-c|;A sels6r7scs
I AMBROsIAL ROSE AND ALMOND odAyiNo
soo Win use any other ;ftsr usins this knosas tsa3
~ h.ss hs vsv bed Give it ony single trial. Do nce
~ - . NV, NOR, 70 convince YOU. warn Mt L.
For sals Wholesale and RETAIL ur,rs uAuyrn
84N.# Perfumery and Chemical oecsp,
= South Third q rect. fhilsdelphls,
and by my agents.. B. Jsqusmod, No. as Drgsdwsy; A.
Ar.nlt, lafayette Bazaar, Nos ~ a di3l brcsAwN, a.
Willard 5. w. corner Of Cedar add Will N srests
Premiums awarded stthe Fvnuk'ioelrsiut ute Do In-rc
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DR. HULL'o IkUScEo
AND ABDOMINAL SUfPORTih
THE superiority Of Dr. Hulss instrumea u vY ~
il acknowledge BY eminent pm, sicsans n
rope and America. .-.-s-
= he ladies department sWA~@
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
R -

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CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing ON Monday, September 18th, 1915.
Leave New YorkAt O'Clock, A. M, Boston Train for
Greenport daily, Sundays excepted, stopping
Farmingdae and st. Georges Manor.
Leave BrooklynAt OF A. for farming dale and ntemedi
ate places, daily Sundays excepted, and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, through
. to GYeenport and intermediate places .
Places daily, Sundays excepted:
Leave Greenpor-Bcston Train, at ocio.k, M, or on
the arrival Of the steamer from Norwich,
daily, Sundays excepted, stopping al st
Georges Manor and Farmngdale
atso'clock A M.; Accommodation Train,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave EarmingdaleFor Brooklyn 6x o'clock, "A M and
X. M, daily Sundays excepted.
Leave JamaicaFor Brooklyn, at o'clock, A. M and az
NJ, daily. sundays excepted. Fare to
Bedford cents; East New York l2x Race Course lsx
Tottng Course lsx Jamaica Is; 0rushvle N Hyde Park
mile. x cISw.,ls dg,nsp .s.:ior GSaa M
mcssyills q; sarmngdale Ss Deer Park ss ThSmRso1
Station l8N Mlviile so; st. Georges Manor 6sh;
Rverhssd say; Jamesport 62k; Mattetuck 62k; Cut
ehogur s2h Sourhold 62h Greenpor Aeon. train, Isl;
Greenport by Boston Train z 90.
Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Stations take very low Fares all OF
Island .
Baggage Ctes win be n readiness the foot Of Whitehall
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The Steamer Statesman leaves Grrenpsr for Sag Harbor
twice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CO.
--l- December s3d, 1886.
TINE Annual Election for Thirteen Directions Of the Com
pany, will be held this once No i76 Centre street,
Monday the 18th day Of January between the hours Of II
and u o'clock, A. M
The Transfer Book will be closed from the nth instant until
datto jiafc c. L. EvERITT, Secretary.
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French.
entitled THE Parsisn secrss 6efPreservson' per-
feet ecu,ty against ssru Dnesses under all
orally UNDERWOOD and employed BY OF fashion
r''i I'n %%E ~ @iISI '%BAU UNI M d.
Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine Of PaPhysician the
Yeneres Responsibilities Of the Legion Of Honor Gc &c :
hue .e Sc Honore a. Paris
Published By Robert amons, Les.l Deputy for Dr. Le-
two copies Tor 81 All orders should Be addrsssed pad,
Z For ' ssis il Ns~'YsrH only bywYATr I KErCH.
QM. I1i fpton ~ Philadelphia, Colon Adria1s: " the
Arcade, Chseaut T. dn Int
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Court OF General Sessions.
JAN. s.-Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen
Conner and Compton.
JONAS B. PAIL,rs, Esq, Acting District Attorney.
Trial for Burglayy.-Two lads, about IL years old,
named Samuel jackson and John Burke, were tried on
indictment for burglary in the frat degree hav.
ing the night Of the 9Th Of November last broken into
the house of Mr. John RI dmond the Of the ard
and 18th street. and stolen small pieces Of
silver coin and some keys
MIR. REDMOND deposed that his premises were entered
by forcing open one OF the shop windows with chisel
and IN English sxpence stolen from his premises, were
returned to witness by an officer
Officer Mansfield deposed that he assisted in arresDg
the accused and that searching Burke English six
pense found in OF his boos two brass keys were
also found upon his person, which were claimed BY
Mr.. Redmond.
portion Of pocket handkerchief left by the burglars
in the store Of Mr. Redmond also found to
pond with another portion found upon the person OF
Burke None Of the articles stolen having been found
upon the person Of jackson, the Jury acquitted him
and as there appeared some doubts whether Mr. rps
burglary in the lat degree, tho Jury rendered YER
dict in the third degree and the court sentenced him to
the State prison for the term Of years.
The Grand Engusst-The Grand Jury entered the
court and statsd that they had finished all the bust
presented for their consideration, and desired in
assist Mr. Philips during the ndisposition Of the District
Attorney.
WIN. NJ PslcE, Esq. was assigned by the court the
associate Of MIR. Philips.
Gaze Of Charles A. Hisgns-The counsel Of Mr.. Hig
gins applied to the court to be allowed to withdraw the
Tor forgery, and to put in dsmurrers to the The
denied the motion Of counsel and ordered one Of
the other indictments to be proceeded with tomorrow,
until when the Court adjourned. N
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JOHN HERDMAN CO,
United States and Grrat Britain ireland Emigsut Office
81 South street, New York.


&k @ & -
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS Us
lh ie 2t and 2sth Of each month"; commencing ls octo
poned for the remainder Of the year Whereby great DELAYS
and and will be prevented during the
months The following ships will this
Rent:--
Ship Clifton. Captain lngersoll.
Ship Tennessee. Captain Pray.
Ship Shakespeare. Captain Cornell
Ship Louisville. Captain Hunt
Ship Genesee Captain Minof.
Ship Oswego -. Captain Wood.
Ship Damascus. Captain Bss.
Ship Sartelle -. Captain Taylor, -
These ships all built expressly for packets light
draft have recently been newly copered and nut
Tor comfort; they by experienced masters who
will make every exerton general satisfaction They
will all times be owrd and down the Mississippi by
Neither the ns OF these ships Will be
responsible for ewelry bullion precious silver plated
ware envy letters parcels packages by
board them unless regular bills of adng taken for the
same, at the value thereon expressed. trt
+. X. COLLINS CO., Sc South ST.
JAS. T.. WOODRUFF. Agent in New Orleans,
who will promptly forward all goods 10 his address
The ships of this line warranted TO punctuav adj
versed and will be taken to have the goods
rectly measured. s2irc
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OrrIcE oS THE JEvSERsoN lNsUnAEcx Co.,
New York, July "a, 1915.
THE ssockhclde Of this Company requested 70 calf
wish fill their respective receive number Of
shares equal to the present value Of their stock.
convey their intention by post the Office No 50 Wall
slGt D T. w. THORNE, Prest.
Gro. T. H0PH. Sec'v. jy15 rrc
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HARTWELL'S
~ SHIN q TON HOUSE.
333 Chestnut street,
PHTLADELPHTA.


QATHS just introduced-Warm and Cols-n 6ne apart.
ID mens both ladies and gentlemen the entire orga-
azaton and fitting up Of department Of the Washington
NEW FRENCH RES rAURANT & COFFEE HOUSE
MEssIEURs BUNEL i liz CoMTE, beg to announce
paticur that they have opened aa French
and Coffee House. ar No II Broadway where Breakfasts
and I had hour,
There will always be found rich supply Of 6ne pastry and
eoneconery jelss ice creams. Chaoitss &C. IL
from for Breakfast Dinners and Shippers or separate
supplied with every kind Of Pastry Jees,
Coniectoaarles and Ice Creams as lmsrc
TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.
NJ Nos "a and 6 Nassau has always ready Green
tie Soup for Captains and families. put up boxes
from 10 M. TILL p the best Of the markets. all kinds
game &C., for prices which suit every body He has tey
Has e
loon i cpen i'pm NJ TIL r NJ lezceps the first day in
MY son. Henry Gosns has erected At great EXPENSE
similar sstab.hmen. Boston, Mass No. Is Dsvonshre
five years and in the hope continuance have the
honor to call myself your most obedient restauratsur
MI lmtrc L. COSTING.
OFFICE ON THE NEscAsyIhr MUTUAL IssusAscE Go; /
TAMEETING Of the Trustees held The Ole. Of .he
"A Company, on the srd instant, JOSEPH WALKtN was
resgned aud LEWIS GREGoRy elected Vice President
supply the occasoned by the resignation Of
Hoxie
ELLWOoD WALTER, Secretary.
MARINE INSURANCE ON CARGO FREiGHr ONLY.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company No. G. Wall
street, Confines its buainess Marine Insurance freight
New subscription amounting to upwards Of Two
HUNDRED Thousand Dollars have been received and further
additions are daily being made to its assets.
The Company attention plan Of business which
believed offers greater and larger
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DATHS just introduced-Warm and Cols-in 6ne APART
ID menis for both ladies and gentlemen; the entire orga
uzaon and fitting Of department Of the Washington
House, complete dill lm>m
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DAIAI OVEN TIE LOINVf IoI11k1ND Itzklz
NEW LONDON, NORWICH 4 WORCESTER
AT o'clock in the Morning, from the Foot Of Whitehall
Greet, South Ferry-Sundays excepted.
Way Crates are in readiness receive baggage for Ney
London Norwich aud Worcester. Baggage for Boston
through under lock. julie tire
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NEw-xoRK, SATURDAY mosNINe, OCTOBER 10, 1916.

y ! correspondent Of the Providence Gazette
-.;es f-oJ Psw5Ecke;-- b. letters fr0r- trend Z
Boston .caEu here "a Been meeting Moae r.sr-
Chant '7lo grc now purchasing goods y ia. Ci:-l
=t a. ne fremont EoGse, zpon TIE s.e -l4ve
:. appears taeT passed Resolutions a-d agreed u BODY
. support Jain 4 Pearson < Cos Ike u packets
winch Ee=ou-.51= viii -aei- signatures. VII ao3es- IN
The s,o5iie papers.
Ax1I-REy. STATE CoyvEyTI5S III Editor
sec = ;aed II ae TrEc sun and otke- papers nat TIE
..nt-ReHt SAFE Convention nominated JOIN Young FOR
Governor This one part Of re story another ,ha;
The minority .fou- Counties OF; OF u!a-} protested
against The noain alton TTcnty rotss were cas; for
and tcH fo. ether csrdiiates the last ballot The
ma ory refused have me nominee questioned there
fore the minority coCld TO- concur Z he domination
The Free Soil csnaidases vii - Nominated % The State
Committee on wednesday nexi A AExsEA. True sun
MAGNETIC TELE5RAPH TO ToRo>To-We are
happy 70 say that company !. rapidly forming 70 sx
o Toronto The Inc o: Magnetic Telegraph from
New YORK Tie connection viii Be AZ Buffalo with sta
IONS Hamilton = CathsE-res- &c. IEe estimated
expense = about - 90 and Inscription l.: l. Ne.
ed Up wiki names Of such high re<Pec;aoiy TIA,
canno; dou5; IL Toronto Pat OF Tuesday
FIRE.-At Ncw- Haven, on the 9Th, the building
Of Pierpont Mallory s CO. manufacturers o; locks
oorhandles &c was destroyed + IRE. III. Joseph
Hill gold and silver platter. was burnt out-The loss of
?. u ( CO. Is about 5000, $500 insured M Uts
loss j 500