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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

,f2S.....aEx5STx- T'y CaHaT Packets 10 and from
Lynchburg, and from thence in Stages
y the Naiaa Bridge the Springs to the White u.bv,
oN ana aet the 9th OF Juy Packet leav. Reb
nett day ate y NJ. " ''e
ksrrESiSa-Lcave Lynehbag daily at p NJ saturIay-
esPed and arrive IN Richmondin - hours
Two lines Of Stages by r-rry and Marin ,, 6,
burg o The White Sulphur distance mile. Ote by m. Nat
the Sweet SpTiuRs 49,
and Friday '' ~
Pis-' myers Tor Paruyie Prince Edward and CHAR I,,
ous i"aNe al NJ eonnec, with ,h STAG,
up and down P. NJ. ~
f-ssfnEers having Farmvc 10 will aty. in R,ebop5
n"i A. NJ AT Those Wi connect with the
up B0.tN le - hOYn. EnMnND A nAXRNRnRr
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w. S. & J. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

RI the Ships Garrick and Warterloo via New
~ York from Liverpool have received spring ImPora
OF InEsh Hardware aud Cutlery. Northern
Chiesa fan assortment Of American Hardware.
We have the goods
have been eafeiult the patterns
articles adapted to the We
PrrTaTeito Fell that will be satisfactory
p"etfury merchants and friends generally
HErivsare and prices.
w. =. 4 J DONNAN
M Main street
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WHITE SULPHUR AND sAR4ToG1

nile. ~ - we have Just received additional .,n.
- " u.se esebratd Waters, II which sy,n. ~.
-r, ,,,n n''- o' 'nmfs.r 70 - conducive In bsaRh
rue "ht1 Sulphur Water in harreL, l,a h.,,.. 49,,
tbs. $500 - I" 'us'R sha pint bot
IN he warm weahet keep ON io. p4.,....- -,
and ready f1r immediate use - ''n'v e"'',d.
80 s ., hheia waters Is frequently r.peai.b.d nj,
seV shot ihterVas ~ that enat a n, ,n -
them In the greatest peCsttIar " '"'e' 10 turhi'h
JAZZ 'o"tLL: Druggists.
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT RENEpY-pRICE;s
CELEBRATEp STLMuLATING LINIMEN.r =

hls truly inva!l-s'e prepared ~ the ~ ena
ols aI some Of valuable Remd e and
kas otlaihed FOR if a. 4 so.e 6- Repiv
ot-h' uHlaism, TIC boosrOuE I.unba White sN Ing
ahea contracted Jons Govt Palsy Sprars TER Pinpe or
e race Hng~om CutaIcous EEupiion Phcsnasi, uoi,.s
ysfer'a Asue, Nervocs Heaaleh-. Too,haehe Cram &c
hn'd red OF Ceriheatcs from tbs rrsteabr IN zen. NJ
our Ste e'ud be procured II nscssary esyng to IT. .nca
p II me above ioras % dIsease-Eut tins unnecessary as
oHy iaHes u al 10 demonstrate eI;ranrtaary re. ~
aeis Ike COMMISSIONING the ,1eusrs,5r n, :,
ne' IN lev m nues One sdvsrilEs IN is Ne i ,hst r.
ehs are not required 10 an thel. b ps,sr,. "a
frequently deieiefous Dlzs Every FANNY ,hoBLt -
vita IT, ahc s'ery individual afflicted with am oC the .tov a.
s'ul mncatsy test IL Many mos. iespeefbl~ ana
slee'siui Physicians IN colBy u,r Il freely An ,,si,
~ WIN FH' SIS ~ GAHNOR a WOOD.
Agents for Rfc5ncnd
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 30 Vain, Corner OF I 3th nnd Main Streets.
H i. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
bA. OF Spring and Ready Clothing Gentle
hen- Fancy IIe complete assot-
m"nt Of the following ARTICLES
foneh aud English Cloth Dress and Coats black blue
htnwn, olive green.
French Fsney CassmerS nnd Doe.kn
Pants.
Single siilod Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, sik and Bomb V,sts
Fancy do do MaTseiles and CashmeTetIe Vests
White Macics Vests duobe an single
rolling collar
Kid, Siik. Thread nd Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain fancy
Blossoms and Collars OF est styles
Merino, fo,ton and Silk Jndrrshirts
DO do Dlwers
sears C@Va,s, stocks anu Pocket dk great variety
SuspcndcTs Of all
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which viii sell any this
OF Oregon!
T. b. Spence continues Clothing made
up At the Fashionable Establishment OF John Co. Bal
An assortment OF samples constantly on hand
II Z Il Ascent
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOU
OWN

TpNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company at then
N PAPER MILL tho Depot OF the good
assortment Of extra snperhne tine and
Nat cpp3pers ruled and also printing envcop
wrapping papers OF various the wholcElc prices
To which they invite public quality and
pce Their manufacture will bear production
Of any Northern Factory They prepared
any description that the
require Merchants ADD dealers requested Paper
MI and aIamlnr for Ihrmsrxes N N
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK PACKETS.
LIZ Old AND ONLY
hAX X T. G. LAR LINE. AR
StASOnrr NASSAU, Captain MArms.
GREENwAY. (s.v) g. w Coucu
" MANCHESTER, snAcK.
" COURIER, (srwl H. CoucH
PATRICK HENRY, tNsw) Cns-rss
MARIETTA BURR, IsEw Kxap
/" LYNCIIBURG. CorLp
This line of Packets by general patron
are OF the Merchants Of Richmond
IN" proprietos solicit
ing therparon that shall be forwarding
their goods safely and with dsplieh The
class, nos ne~I Commanded by OF experience.
trade and Merchandise be insured by
oipretum For freight havisg
tons, apply to IL. board.
JAMES FISHERS SONS Agents.
Do Goods to be reshipped to New Mobe. Apaaee
cola, other b.
York by the masters Agents Rev York Of charge
such i actually b. incurred. I6
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whole Fare from Richmond To BaIti-
more tincIudiiig Meals 81.

whole Fare from Richmond tO RaIri-
more Including Meals 81.
'E'ib public are hereby advised that on and af-
'efThurd,y the oh OF July the new swim and beautiful
Seahef houNT VERNON, Capt C. W. GunnsL run f~ui
Nt'y IN connection with the Richmond Polo
mac nan ROAD between the ndng AtquIa Pney
Point AID ia
Passengers leaving Richmond Az N in n. uo,t.,
ana ihuisiays auivc II Acqua Greek and p
~her they tale the splendid Mount Vsrron
tue rooa they dine boanithe Mount Vernon Thayrr view
OF - De iuu scenery Of the Potomac light
rhey fnni TO tea wi ere arrangements
gers IN - Pavilion a; TINT popular bathing Leaving Pney
fuh a'r ruppeT they course of The
neh s0as A0Hrs sduzzs Of Rive.
ay boa Who have ct Richmond earlier the
mcTairg "
As thsne avoids vide rough portion OF n. Raw mss
rehfeN by u OF curse incur much hes and
At and are much on the
'ous IN Ba orr than they possibly be by River
aud BAY iiae.
Returning leave B.imor, on Tp.,t,vs m, F4
al arrive aiPnsy rontto breakfast Aeqaia Geek
by IL W. whence they the Mail
Tam arriving At Richmond by 5. 2 NJ
The NouSt Vernon viii take Al ali the
landings ON the Potomac roins and returning
fassarc and Fare, including meas on
the Mount Vermont between Richmond md or
iniermeiiat point AMI Bah.nore 81
sage and Fare bciNreu Richmond AMI P. Point or any
ouher lttdng the Potomac 81
Passage and Pare between FreGerek and Paey Point
It's ue Determination Of the Rail and Steamboat Gamma
mes 10 Keep up this linz that the fare
as BY any other lire and that comfortable and
more eIpcdous than between Richmond and Raj
tinofe. except The Great Mai IiIe.
For further aCuiars through anpy AZ the
4 Fredericksburg Rail Boad Ofhce.
THOMAS SHARP
W. Agent Of Transpo5tation.
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NEW CROP, 1916.
LANDRETH'S TURNIP SEEDS

b&bN FApress- the subscriber ~ now IN recent
~ very large supply or genuine rrh Turuip -, A. of
Red top Turnip strap Ieaved
Esrly white Plat Dutch 70.
Purple TOP Ruia Blga Swedish
Large Globe large Norfolk. ke
The celebrity OF Nj L-aBdtcIls $50. has Do ,.., - F..
raDy sno~n That communication They are now oerd
'-4 superior IN qualify aialy Of proden 10 any
IN - r. JOHNSTON.
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
Dissolution OF Co-PARTNERSHIP

IaNiE co partnership heretofore existing undrr
- the style sni firm n Richards Gardner was Dissolved On
the - The Of the only In osinr It's
slfs Al persons indebted please inued, IA yncnt
20 heHsrn Caftr1n & Gardner. g. :. RICHARDS.
JAnEs GARDNER
Richmond Ju qtst
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NEM LAW ROOKs.

NALtECES, NALIECESi-Tte gsntlcn,.n can dad
No 81 bsauti article ofuc above which wi BE- soM che.
~ ~ , MYERS
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INV AND MOST AGREEABLE HAII. ROAD
AND SIEAMROAT LINE TO RAITIuORE.
VIA PINEN POINT AND THE MOUTH OF
POTOMAC.
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ROBERT MOTT
rlIERNOWErI5pS

VII ans supply your-gH duuns the warm v,,tlsr Nil,
-, "N' " Afgc aHd 81 cap supply. that hsy
- 'i'.'"'' ' NASH WOppUOUsE
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vsEE OUTSIDE or ro-DAy's pApER.-1
Ter ne REASON Togethsr.

LET us Reason Together.
Henry Clay was the Wing candidate for President
in ls44--a stakeholder ayowedly and without apollo
gy He did not pretend to be favorable to Abolition
nor did his friends pretend it for him Yet we all
felt and said that there were abundant reasons why
the Abolitionsts should abandon their own special
candidate and vote for Mr.. Clay and when the
Election over, and twas certain that the votes
given TO Birncy might have elected Clay, we felt
and said that those votes had been wantoniy
wickedly thrown away ms to elect Mr.. Polk and
with perfect consciousness that such would be the
result.
Now suppose the Aboli,ionists had held Conven
ycntions and resolved for reasons which seemed to
them sufficient, to support Mr.. Clay, what Wing
would have objected 10 their so doing What Wing
would have been thereby induced to withhold his
vote from Mr. Clay What Wing would have
deemed it necessary to catecbise and cross exam.
inc Mr.. Clay on the subject Of Abolition
Has it not been standing topic Of complaint on
our part that all the parties md local excite
rnents tend to weaken and distract the Wings
while they strengthen the LocoFocos Have We
not protested against them on that ground And
if third or fourth party should spring up winch
happened TO help the Wings at the expense OF the
Loco Focos. what ought we to do Should we cry
mad dog and attempt to stop any such diversion
in our favor What is the dictate OF common sense
We hear that some Wings intend tovote against
JOHN Yousa, the Wing candidate for Governor,
because most of the Anti Renters, who have been
grossly illuminated by Silas Wright have re
solved to pay him off by voting for Young. Is this
RATIONAL Do we not know John Young for true
and tried Wing of long standing and efficient
vice. When was he ever found wanting Ask
Willard Fillmore. Garrett Davis, or Truman
Smith, what kind OF n Wing John Young has ever
been And shall we vote against our own men
merely because somebody else votes for ,hcm
Is there one Loco Foco who VIII vote against Adj
olson Gardiner and John T. Hudson because the
Anti. Renters have put them on their ticket? Who
can show us one7 And children 10 be
frightened by the emptiest bugbears7 o away
with these miserable jeaousics and teuds at crisis
like this If we have differences among ourselves,
let us settle them after Election but now Three
Cheers and pull all together for the Wing Candid
ates and Cause Let us have Wing victory
here that will elcctrify our brethren throughout
the Union
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DIED /:

Yesterday morning after short Illness. ALBERT
HODGES.
His trends and those OF the family, are respectfully
invited attend his funeral this afternoon al O'Clock
from the residence OF his fsher T Hodges BAG B-oone
al without farther invitation H remains VII De Acr
70 Green wood Cemetery Tor inte-Insnt
JOHN SMITH McDOUGAL, son OF william AID Han
nah NcDouy died a. Manila consequence OF falling
from ,hs man deck The lower bold on board OF tn
ship Zeno6. ne ID o; April lsi6 ssed i years 10
months and 10 DAYS
~ Detroit, 3lth ult Mailrre Helen Withe-eil-
Al Newark. 5,h james Van Houten. II.
II Somervile, v J 18th ult- Rev. We. Thompson 70.
Al Rockford Ill. 18th ult- Lrther Miller, %
A; Sanger, Ne S0th ult- Ms Sarah BLASTED C.
4: Boston. tn, Timothy : Nichols ~
AZ elt.soGrs. z7ta Glt Ms. Betsey B. Short
In august sst IN the vicinity OF Baton Rouge Madame
AAiocch vile OF the witness the famous r.al OF Csr-
cline Princess Of Wales OF ri reco-to memory
mother OF ne Italian opera performer known as Mad
s1ne NsjOcchi Vaireli;na
a; Williams College Mass ID Prof Ebenezer kei-
!ogg
A, Phiadelphia 5th. Col Thos. W. Dutaeld sr- 20
AZ Ssv-Haven. 5th Luther Gilbert ~
AZ Springfield, AAss. Mrs Alrrtrs Mum -
Al Cincinnati oo-s III. Mrs. Marga-s; Mack 10.
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
eY MAGNETIC TELEG RAPH
Gloriou- yhig Victory in Baltimore.

BALTT,foGE, Wednesday evening"
III. X estern mail has not arrived Our election
Tor state Senator and Delegates has resulted the
success OF Charles ". Keyser the Wing candidate
s,- senator BY majority Of and O; John ? Ken
ps-iv and !. 8 Patterson. Wings. 2ad Of Cox
Banghmau and lyeare Loco-Focos. 70 the House
OF Delegates.
BUFFALO, wednesday Evening.
The Iron Foundry Of Gatshore 4 Co Dundas,
Canada West was destroyed by fire on Sunday
last. The loss was severe. amounting 10 :7ooo
The three naste,i schooner Margaret Elizabeth,
went ashore at Green Bay also the schooner
Niles, ran ashore 4, Gross Point In noticing the
state OF the markets, for this day. our quotations
are. 9eo bushels Ohio Wheat, prime at 30 cents
800 Southport at from $ a =. cents per bushe-
I-oo Little For at 81. In Flour, .he only sales
noticed are 900 bbls mixed Ohio. Michigan AMI In
diana at - -. 30 bbls Ohio az - = Corn
sales were made at from > 50 cents per bushei.
Cheese-ohio = cents per pound
RAoIyE-The markets stand Interpretations
Corn 81! cts Oats 90
CH1oA6o.-The quotations are Winter Wheat
o. Detroit Flour - y - 30. Wheat : SOC
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Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune

Correspondence OF IAe IF4o4Ae-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. :.
Business awaits the arrival OF the Great Britain
and thereis consequently little doing
We had two fires Yesterday afternoon, one sliEht
IL injuring Mr De-ness cotton factory on SchuylEll
near Lombard and the other destroying large frame
building occupied a velum and varuish factory By
Miller Jones on the Passayunk road. South Of Federal
st
The weI.knovrn Masonic Hall on Chcsnut-s s.. now
occupied Museum by Mr.. Peale : 10 undergo some
Improvements the Grand Lodge haring determined 10
build front leaving spacious entrance 70
thu Museum The main building stands some 30 or 80
feet back from the street.
John Freddy has been nominated for Congress
By the Wings of the 9Th District Mr. Zen having been
Withdrawn By his friends
\ new House of Refuge for coored children has
been decided upon and meets with general approval
SALES or STocKs.-FjrSt B0Grd-l0 GIrard .
500 Wilmington Is - 10: 100 Grard b59; $1,000 Read
Ing BIDS - $500 L :. - ls5l % Bereen Bodrds.-
% Reading jds 32 5000 C A,nboy is % $1,000 STATE
66! second Bo1rd-s300 Lehigh 6= "a! 500 do 6s
% 500 state o. -. 500 do Is =:
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JoNESs ORIGINAL pogMs-No. 4.


There beauty Ia al things OF e cnstnreso earth u ar
There beauty ~Onan- face, u pitnpies are not there
There beauty in al Infants snile free from ali gale OF
care,
There beauty in splendid heed Of j.,ty silky hair
There beauty thought that Jones's Soap win eissf
And niples blo,ch or frecke from face nsn.,
And Thai his Hair Restorative Will bring bad hair any
shade,
Ten lovely 70 tho eye ,an any hair stud made
~ The eject - sublime and glorous-the Soap on THO
face other or the hair Jcness Soap sas all Know
VINO tired ~ viii any disease Of The skin ga
make clear, healthy lovely and beautiful, removing sSn
burn, tan, sc.
Joue. Coral Hair Restorative tonlys shliin Tor ira
bou!e viii force the hair grow, stop Tia fall on, cure
-cgf danGruf and make ghl red or grey hair gro"
dsTk and fne Il cheapest and best article ever
made the toilet and for dressing the hair ai', se
for Jones'E arlcles, aad take no other.
Sold only NewYork at the sign OF The American Eas,
90 Chahau,-s where also may be had gerutns jones'
Spanish Lily While for ladies' also Jouess Amber Too
P-se, Is cents os,.
IL one tnzL Price 50 Agent In Brooklyn, iSs sui
toast; u Newark, o!d,, ga Brosd'sL % Aees
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Emigrant Bonding Business.

II ne bdHoS % 1 nc iT'oh7S
DEAR SIR. By the report OF The meeting at
Tarnniany Hall (held last EVENING" which appears in
your paper of this morning. placed in false posi-
ZION insomuch as am made appear the advocate
OF those who desired pos;ponemeut Of the matter at
present, whereas the rsrcss is the fact openly took
ground tor action before the City Convention and after
ward before the Legislature whether the City Corven
tion act on il or not But what did oppose was this
opposed any more public meetings at TamHaRp iisN
until after the approaching election and then wanted 10
take the management of the matter from politicians
and coutde the whole thing the Presidents OF the va
rious Emigran; Societies o; this City who familiar
with the subject and having the interest OF the Eugran
sincerely heart would such legislative action
on the subject the evil complained OF required sta
ted as my reason for doing. that this cold and
unchartablc world that the best OF motives were inn
pugned and charge had been made that this was a
mere political trck such i too often resorted 10 on
the eve OF exciting elections make political capital by
srousng the feelings and the passions of our Adopted
Citizens. and 10 remove any ground for such charge
acted above stated preierrins rather TO appear on
what some may consider unpopular side ~ ques
tion than to sacrifice great and good principle.
Respectfully. your obi servt,
OCr. : ls46. FLORENCE MCCARTHY
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cOURAUD,s LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WVTCHr-CANT0 VII.
such great advantages vii ,erve to show
That Julia Wright hai lovers. Gu2nIum sun
Or might have had, II every brsinIess bean
Had been allowed breathe hts vspid stuf,
But Jdiias good sound sense led her 10 know
Two loy-rs for one woman, were enough
From whom partner for her I.f- 10 choose-
And Of these she must refuse
TO COsrfsCED.l
GOuR.upIs ITALIAN MEDIcATEp Soar has been iDstru.
mental in procuring many fair girl good husband VITO
might Otherwise nave pined hopeirssiy under the bgb
ing Influence Of Pimpsd, Tanned Freckled Salow o.
roagh skin! GoCs.UD, P0UDsgs sUsTLgs will positive
y eradcau- every yesge Of supergo1s hair from the fsee
neck arm. and brow GoURGUDs LTarID ROcCE !mpaTI
a d-ightful color 10 pale cheeks and lips.
Dr. FELIX GOURAUD'S Depot Is al g. Walker-st frat
from Brord~ay- No article IL Un-ss gof
chased a. above. O2E
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M RTEn

At the church OF the Ascension. on "Wednesday II
instant, by Rev. F Schroeder D. D. GEORGE ?.
QUAChENBOSS 10 LOUISA B. DUNCAN ali OF tins
CRY
At Brooklyn. Tuesday evening Oct 9th by Rev Nh
Dwight. JOSEPH Il. EORSER 10 CAROLINE 4.
WILLIAMS, both OF this City.
In Brooklyn Tuesday morning at the Church OF the
Eiusnuei, By Rev Or. vinton, Miss ELLEN 4 sOS-
TER Of Philadelphia 10 HENRY ". TABLE, Esq Of
Auburn, Virginia.
~ New Bedford ls, y P WILLS, Esq, OF this City,
10 CORNELIA. daughter OF Hon Joseph Grnnel, ". c.
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nv in Pubic Expenditures md OF justice m our aesl
ir,fs win Fore; IN pove-s ard box o'WArr VIZ
confidence 20 The speedy triumph OF wing 4.
tie councils Of the STATE 2nd tie Nation
2 20 nd Ta-r disre-s-ips al cen! M = c :.
;5e-s-ors 10 yi nv. cur bit cerons heneciorta 10
tte success Of me Wig t.cke- ard ne "-o;r
TIE close 0f he polls ne d CT
hope % tE-iIl tas beats OF or o'ol-e- -. -,
ou: nc Ur.c WIKI rdirz. Of our ttro-!e 7lu 0ii VIC
.orT-
The meeting vas suecessivelv addressed by
Jaxgs :. THAY.R Hon. LEVI BEAaDsIEr and %
sE,H Eo1IE ESQ. and adorned AZ lii'le pas; aine
O'Clock with shrse hearty cheers tor oVSs and
vIcroRr.
Soon AFTER Mr. THArER commenced ms most e!o-
q1ent and sni1nafing appeal We escaped nom the
crowded and heated atmosphere into the street,
where concourse Tar larger thaa could be packed
IN the Hal had organized meeting by choosing
EDWARD DArToy Chairman. with WV D GREESE
and Gro 4 HALsEY Assistants. and y r DODGE
and J. q CHkEsExAx Secretaries Tins meeting
was successivelv addressed by JOIN Fowler Jr
Gro. \ EALzEY. Il. GREELEY Hon. MORRIS
FRAyx1Iv. ". Rax,1SE. the Chairman and 9th
e-s ami the speaking vas ss'll going on when the
meeting IN the Hall adjourned
Thus haze hcN-hiss Of New Yerh opened the
campaign OF 1916 with the largest most eh'Aus!as-
&c meeting ever held IN our City except IN the
heat OF Presidential contest Not whisper Of
objection to any name or the State ticket was
breathed from any quarter but most determined
and hearty resolution to elect the whole was
evinced By the whole vast asseblase in and around
the Hall Wings Of the State and the mon We
are On the eve Of signal and benefcent victory =
Last nights demonstration well nigh ensures Ii
- Hon. RrreER B. MILLER has been nonina-
ted for Senator from tie Fifth District by The Old
Hanker Delegates from Oneida snd Lewis ae former
Of whom we're uriustly excluded and ihereupon the lat
ter withdrew from the Bsrnburner Contention which
nominated Sherman
- JAMES L BAzToy declines to run OF the
Loco Assembly ticket il Erie Co.
y The Washington Union Is publishing the
tr:sl OF Cspt SETH Thornton which took place at
Matan1oro=
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DISTINCTLY FEE ~ 81. LouIs.-On the altI

ut the large Hemp Warehouse Of G. W jerks was de
sroyed by fire The house OF Conrad Fox was consid
orabv damaged II estimated hat the loss sustained
by the destruction OF the warehouse and IT. contents
viii amount 10 about seventy thousand dollars, about
fifty thousand OF which covered by insurance
There DESTROYED 2IOO ba- of hemp. Il 900 sacks
salt 100 crates oueenswarc, $1,000 worth OF
II hhds. OF sugar and all the machinery, books and pa
pers OF Mr.. jerks The building insured for $500