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Among the resolutions introduced by HehIy OIay I'll
the Senais in January, 1885, one which affirmed
THAT it would njudcious to interfere with slavery
the Territories that such interference would be viola
ton of h rds who had been permitted to set
lie and hold slaves there and that the inhabitants woua
be entitled decide the question chen admit
ted into the Union.
The Hon Slas Wright of New York voted for this
resolution Hartford Times.
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| think Messrs Hudson and Clingman stand in no
enyiable light before the world in connexon with this
matter IL would be more becoming in them 10 speak
for the living, and not for the dead VERlTAS
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We are requested to state that new revenue brig full
rugged, will be launched from the shp-ya OF VIM
Easily near the Observatory. to-day at IL o'clock noon
precisely. p.I.4n.,
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A GRADUATE OF Eastsrn COLLEGE, who has
n been many years engaged in teaching DESTROYS Of
obtaining situation in OF Tho middle States
Adde'S ' A. b." At the Office OF the :" Union"
June 28-dXcu.
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DIE

Thursday August H. At the residence of son, Capitol
Hill. Mrs CArHARlNE A. OWNER, In the sxtyfourh year Of
after illness Of four weeks which
Christian patience and and departed In hops Of b
full Immortality and eternal life.
Her friends and acquantances respectfully invited
her funeral this Saturday evening O'Clock from the residence
Of her tsas-
IPhiadelphia papors please oopYl
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Standard. 5. d.
Gold in bars, per or II 8
Mexican and s. A. dollars 10
Spanish pillar dollars 1 lOA

Although the exports of produce hence not large
and imports continue considerable the of bills with
fair supply has fallen below the point which specie
70 forward. The demand for the of to-day
moderate at 81 London; $50 5.25 Paris. To send
English gold England requires bills to be l0i and
send American gold I'LL nevertheless France the differ
which goods be purchased for specie and for
paper is such couneraot the nominal exchange A
bill upon paid in legal tender Bank of France notes.
and these will command goods terms favorable
will specie Hence the latter flows thther. Should this
continue difference will arise between bills payable in
paper those payable in SPECIE the latter having the
preference The leading features of the Bank of France
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Philadelphia papers please copy. ]

o. notos.IBy Divine pe.m;ssion The Rsy Mr. TIL.
next Sabbath morning and the Rev. Mr.. FINkLx In tho
afternoon Services commence at IL O'Clock, M, and
o'clock p M Aug 10
NJ-seventh Ward Butler Ciub-Ata moot
ing Seventh Ward Cass and Butler Club held on
Monday evening the 3Ist of July the officers had been
deled their designations. which were accepted and The
CLUB proceeded to the election Of officers to servo o. elk
William F. Purcell. President.
s ses rsss v,ss Residing Residing Secretary.
James Parsons, Treasurer. 1853
c. P. sengstaok, Chairman
i Fisnri n' &xsr,
I. ;. Goddard. 49,
0' ''l'' . ''' & c;'2 ASHFORD. Sec. pro s.m
90 Attention sir Kaiehtsi- IA special assonby Of
!a%, oSHss oi and ioA Streets hi: evening Al half
Se9a.nnF 81. Knights in regular SANDING respect
Aug. 10 EZRA WILLIAMS. Recorder.
no. Ths Latter nay s.an1s.-CharIes r. Dams, one Of
% si s es s asa q %
perance Hail. street, upon the subject Of the Mormon
0r,- Ths Ladies and Gsntismsa q WasAaa01sn, asa
vicinity invited g attend I. ..s q :as
nesdsy the 1d Of August O'Clock. fair not the
fair day The object OF tho 'ae il TO dsfay church
Aug IS 100 -- A
~ a. GREEN; .lssas.1~. ~,
Psnas We ns q nd M lot
ssa es as
iawood seat chair. :s..sss. z ana Is isss long
Hanging. astral. and solar lsmps
card s.s' a., sses
~ stone spiuoons, tumblers and soiles sst
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1t is reported that Gen. Shields declines the appoint
ment of governor to Oregon.
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or the Is loaned the government in the last week
than half drawn for current expenses making
necessity of the per cent loan very apparent
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The following article has been on hand for several
days We publish it, to show the prophetic sagacity OF
our correspondent
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JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary of State.
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"ExETER, N. H., August 10, ls4s.
"The prospect for Cass and Butler looks well in New
Hampshire and Maine. The former State will give them
clear majority of 5,000 and the latter from 5000
10000. The Taylor enthusiasm is at low ebb in the
other New England States; and should not be very
much surprised if Zachary did not get the majority Of
votes in a single State in New England
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COMMERCIAL Affairs.

Sunday, Nov. SO

sunday, NOV. 0-6 P.Ms
The stock market has experienced very important
change during the past week. Prices closed yesterday
within fraction Of those ruling at the close OF the pre-
vsus week. and the transactions do not dictate any
Improvement In the minds of operators The fact is,
the brokers have uations in fancy stocks almost
entirely to themselves outsiders very shy and very
scarce, and the appearance Of the political, financial
and commercial horizon Is by no means sufficiently
fatt<ripg to give them any hope for a long time of
any advance in prices. Money is plenty enough for
all the ordinary purposes but not enough
20 give impetus to speculation We look for quiet
times for many months, and we have doubt fur
Their depreciation prices for Stocks and for produce
generally will be experienced before the opening Of
another season.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
certain stocks in this market for each day of the past
week. and at the close of the week previous. Prices
have been very uniform, far sales made but
it will be perceived that some Of the prices have been
very quiet.
QUOTATIONS PoR THE PRINCIPAL Srocxs IN THE New
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IN MEMORY OF
J A M Els II o o v + Y,
AGED Is YEARS,
n,.J Norep,b., al 14d3

Dted N0pen0ef 1890
A committee has been appointed, in the democratic
party to receive subscriptions for the support of the
mother and sister and there is doubt she will be
properly provided for.
A Heroic Acr.-While the fire raging in Brook
1yn Saturday night the report that female was in
the fourth story of one Of the burning buildings, was
passed throu gh the crowd An Irisbman named VIM.
Carey, sailor board the brig Iris of Galway heard
the report and supposng that might be true tusn-
ed into the building, and mounting up the burning
stairway, in moment in the story where the fe
male was said to be He ran from room to until
he satisfied all the inmates had escaped in time,
upon which he turned to retrace his steps lest his
treat should be cut of by the flames He reached the
whole stairway fell before him and left alter native
but to perish in hefames, or jump, at tina risk Of
breaking his ok, to the second story Of the house
The latter he at once resolved upon. aud with one
bold esp landed within few feet of the stairs lead
ing to the first floor In falling hs d located
but he rushed out of the house with the OF
having done his duty man, even with the injury
he received By an exerton of his own the disloca.
ton Of the jaw reduced, and he went to work
fully in assisting to subdue the flames. more dis
Interested act of herosm the part OF this honest
and sympntbisiDg sailor, could not have been per-
formed IL Ia ne. too of humanity which, besides be.
ing source Of satisfaction to himself, cannot fail to
award TO him the praise and gratitude Of all who are,
or who may become cognizant Of the daring deed
CoMMoS CouNcrL.-There will be a meeting of both
Boards Of the Common Council at the usual hour this
evening
UnKsows MAN DRowNEp.-Y yesterday morning the
BODY of an unknown man fou nd floating ia the
Fast River, at Pier No. He was dressed In blac X
pants black satin vest. bottle green frock coat aud
black hat end to be about 40 years OF age
The body can be teen at the Aims House yard
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A comparison of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the
previous week. exhibits advance in Treasury notes
of u per cent Illinois 6s, al Erie Railroad new, 81;
Erie DID, Il; Farmers loan, u; and decline in Read
ing Railroad Of "a; Harlem, u Long Island Canton
Co., ~ and Morris Canal, u.
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate In.
debtedness the revenue and populations
and average indebtedness per head Of the princps,
countries in Europe according to the latest returns
This includes merely the government debt and is in
dependent of those of the cities of those countries
DEsrs or EUROPEAN NAriors-INcoMEs AND ExENpI-
TURNS.
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For the purpose Of placing in proper position the
financial affairs of European nations, compared with
those of this country the following table -
PUBLIC INDEBTEDNESS OF EUROPE THE UNITED
STATES
Asg ScE Ih ,,g:s A rcy q
Hrinspsl s.unt,e. Europe 2 ssS SAC
The vast difference In the aggregate amount Of in
debtedness and the average indebtedness, per head
is the best commentary upon the con iiton Of
Europe, and the favorable petition occupy In
the scale of nations In the absence Of returns
from satisfactory sources, we are unable to give
statement showing the annual expenditures OF all
the nations Of Europe, but the immense amount
Of indebtedness is sufficient to chow that at least
in the shape of interest it is enormous. The annual
interest the debts of European nations amounts to
more than one half OF total debt The producing
classes of Europe comprise, by no means, such large
per of the population in this country so that
the taxes for the payment not only of the interest on
the immense public debts but for all other purposes OF
government, fall upon limited number, in pro-
portion, than in the United States The annexed
statement will illustrate the truth Of this.
EMPLOYMENT Population IN EUROPE AND IN rHs
UNITED STATES.
Europe. y. Stafes
Total population 2o0ooVVoo zo,oV0 ovo o
Employ ees Of Govern ment.. 100000 $50 900
Idle population 2O,0OOeOo oooooo
This gives pretty clear idea Of the condition Of the
people of the old and world 1t appears that In
Europe about netenth Of the population idle,
in the employ of the WHILE in the nited
States but, about in every Eve Of the popu
iation similarly disposed of, leaving much larger
per cent engaged in active employment as producers
in some shape or other. 1t Is easily seen where the
strength of thetwo ntries Is to be found and where
It exists upon the most substantial basis. The i'm
menee amount of revenue required to keep the mo-
narchical governments OF Europe in operation, and
the extraction of that from the middle and
lower classes has been the direct Of the tremen
dous revolutions which sweeping with such ire
si.tibe force over the whole continent Of Europe.
The monarchicsl governments have been destroyed
but az yet nothing has risen from their ruins all
chaos, all 10 doubt and uncertainty. The people have
made movement which must ultimately result in the
Reputation Of all the taxes which have borne &C
heavily upon them for ages but 1t must be confessed
very little progress has thus far been made In the 40
compishme mt Of that end 1t Is said tina revolutions
never 20 backward but in France this maxim has been
annulled. 1t is we'll known that the provisional gov
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, NOV. 4-BP. M.
The market for -four to day rather langud, with
moderate sales, consisting Of Michigan, Ohio, this
State, common and straight Genesee, Oswego, Sc at
about yesterday rates, and in some q shade
lower, on account Of the advance obtained in the
rates Of freight. Southern quiet, at previous
rates Wheat steady with fair amount Of sales,
including Western and Genesee, on terms stated be-
low. Corn in fair demand, at about yesterday g
rates. Meal was quiet but trim. Rye was lower, aud
sales made at slight decline. Barley dull
There no change in oats. Pork was inactive,
while prices remained the rame. Sales Of beef
made on terms stated below. Lard was dull. There
was material change in groceries. Cotton sold
more freely the purchases were mostly, il not en-
tirely, made by manufacturers.
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The mort important feature in this comparative
statement the decrease in SPECIE and increase of
circulation since last June An increase of 81 8s222e
in circulation, and decrease of $1,000, 2o4 in the
amount Of specie on hand, In about three MONTHS
can by means be considered q very encouraging
state Of things in such times in the midst Of
The deposes and discounts have increased about the
same amount. The banking capital of the State was
On the s0th of September, $101s144 greater than
the oath of June preYioua
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C0al Trnde.

PorTsyrLLE, November 4. 1s4S-The quantity sent
BY railroad this week Is 25 49, by canal 1850 IL
for the week. 81 578 OF total by railroad or S29 l6
do by canal 3S6272 o. The demand for Goals is very
dull and another of our large collieries Was closed
this week for Of sales The price coal board
at Richmond for white ash lump broken, egg, and
stove, So 37; red ash from So SIS So rs, accord
ing to quality. Amount of coal sent the Phila-
deIpha and Reading Railroad, and Schuykill naviga-
tion for the week ending on Thursday evening last
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Law Intelligence.

CouRr CALENDAR ron MONDAY Supreme Court
Calendar General Term) will exceed 900 cases. Cir
e,,if Csu,f No day calendar for TINS Court the Ge
neral Calendar will exceed 800 causes Special Term,
$50 equity causes Common Pleas LIST psrt-, g. 8,
81 IL rs is IL lp2a psrt-2,4 g. s, 10, H. A. 10 Is,
20 Superior Court sts to hear law arguments Chief
Justice Oakley left the city to-day for Havana, in the
United Sta.es for the benefit OF his health.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

STOCK SAIkS.
BosToN, Nov 4Broters' Board-47 shs Vermont Central
Rairosd 503S Eastern Railroad l0 Fitchbuyg Railroad
ll0; Boston Bank 5 do sH 81 East Boston Company
10 $40 Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 49, 70 do b
Boston and Maine Railroad lO9 20 Reading Railroad, lo
50 do, boo, l6x; 10 Pittsburg Copper Company, 10.
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TELBGRAPHIc IxTELsAGesCs.


- rsILsbsLrsfA. sunday Ev-nins. Nov sth.
Oliver Brooks Who st the lsst xsssrsi sisetion
choesn Clerk Of the orphsn Court died very sudden
iy to-day Of congestion Of the brsio. The vacancy
will be allied by the Governor ths psrsea appointed
to remain In ofass until the nsxt+l-etiOn-
A preliminary examination Of jobs Assn, charged
with the murder Of young Coleman has been held and
witness testisss positively that Axsn str.ss the
deceased withs club. Assp In Noyamsnsins prison.
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want tcaeuf English or American carpet OIL on hearth
table Iarr mat window shades no.
carpet establishment In the Unit
led states No. ~ BowerJ, Hiram Audersons You can get
kndtomo Ingram from Is 70 Ne per asnvns
81 pes cent on estry article " the purchasers
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w lLSON'S ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF
w ScousudOn Monday evening the 9th Of November at
o'clock the stu vesant Inst tute Broadway Mr. Wilson will
10 the OF bs tho songs
The Boatie Rows MY Hearts II the Highlmds
Sream Charlie The Skylnk Wood ard Married Aud
Robin Gray Phrooh Do aid Dhu Mary Morrison;
Draw Wooer waly, Waly Jock O. Hazeldean under
my Plside Hail to the Chief Tcl eshy cents Book
sopgs-l2% cents.
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Billings HAYWARD. $40 Pearl at.
Joseph Barlow. l62 Nassau al.
Thss. N. Rocker. Brooklyn.
Henry N Failing l82 cherry st
James Fisher, ~ Ann at.
w. J. Carter. Prince 81.
VIM l.. Jones, 653 Gree awioh
W. T. Holland. Exchanye Hotel.
A. W. Rock. IT Hudson ct.
John Black, 40 DEFY ut.
James Mofft. William St
Robert Crsbbe. Mottst.
Robert d. Daok. 30 Ann ST.
John Garfield.
John Dolap.
James X. whitman.
J. a. Walsh. lot Nassau st.
A. Edmonston, AZ Ann street.
q. Curtis. ~ Allen street.
j. MoGowan. us Nassau ST.
4. Mcbride. ~ Thirteenth at.
A. A. Speahe.
VIM. Mo 1ermot, 81 Ans Al.
Jas A. Beveridge. ~ Park Row.
John Len'gan. 53 Crosby St
8. NJ. McAvoy.
w. McGrotty. ICY Greenwich ct.
VIM. I Kelly, 62 mulberry st.
VIM. Morgan. 100 Gree witch st.
Thoa J. Reed, 10 Bayard street.
John @. Ager.
Gilbert Vale. Jr.. 3 Frank lin st
\. w. Walter. lS2 Cherry stroot
A. Burnett. ElizAbsth at.
George Pearson. 10 Stanton s..
q. Henry, ~ Gold st.
Robert Rixon.
And. Campbell. " Nasssu ct.
WIN II. Lsrkin. las Stanton st.
w. J. 5 anley.
l.. Fnvier
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M ECBANICE HALL, No. G2 broadway, between Grand
IVU nd atre

mi ECBANICE HALL No. N2 broadway between Grand
wi Broome streets Monday Ooober "a
and will continue eyory night until further nooe-Sixh
week Of the opening original and well CHRIsrYS
NlZE NEGRO EELODIEs AND ORIGINAT0Rs OF THE
PRESENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
TAINNENTS whose in this city, for period of ten
with such distinguished pstro
nage announcing the ladies gentlemen
okew York ard vicinity that they will give sries Of their
Chorusscs Chnra ristc Dances Admission Is
opcn att Cor will O'Clock. Afternoon
Concert Saturday commencing At O'clock NJ
The emf and dirse-ipn Of E. p. ChrtstY.
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BuoilChu constituency iu AZ Va
ilarles A. Davis 20 First ~.
Lysapd.r Il. Yorpg " Nassau
Samuel 81, ar. Grsenv ich 81.
VIM. l.. stubbs lfD Lewis st.
Jnc. &. N. Trayer, $40 Third NV.
y. J. OF erson. - Fulton Ut.
u. J. Wilson. IL Dover sc.
Vim. Bennett. Il Cliff st.
Horsco ". Harmon. Brooklyn.
David Hull. z Orchard A..
+. Is. " hitlock, Oliyerst
c. ". Colburp. 81 Cherry st.
w. A Baier, IS Murray st.
Henry n. Magn's. 1913 " hite ct.
Thos. y. O'Conpor. "a Ann IT.
N. ). Wane, ~ Ann 1T.
Juhn Baiper. II Mulberry st.
". Barton, jr.. Brook yD.
Robt. Net uIdy. 20 lie, ri.
Z. II. Botk. Exohsngc Hotel.
y. Is. Smith, Sixth street.
W. h. Maxwell. 5if Broone OF.
Geo. l.. King, ~ Ann street.
Jas. A. Ducley. 335 Pearl st.
:. u. BoDnsrd. Grand street.
Melvin Moves, Grand street.
II. Kimber. IS Chatham street.
A. Lombard, Greenwich street
y. 8. Smith. i62 Nassau street.
james X. Allen lG2 = assau st.
Raymond A. Domingo.
Jos. J, rdap, 81. Peters Place,
Denis OMeara. " Ann street,
J. Bsrstow.
II. Bycrs. - MURRAY. street.
T. X. Morrison, - Green Ut.
N. j. Met lure 40 Monroe st,
Jones Irwin. 81 Reckman AZ.
james Carroll 6p Pearitt.
James =. Lenhart.
l., White
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NHANFRAUs NkW NATIONAL THEATRE. FORMERLY

tne drama OF che GOLDEN FARMEH Go den Farmer Mr..
Cbopfrau; Old Mobb, M Dawes Jenny Twoher Mr. Burke
Harry liam Mr. Herbert; Ei1ab. IT, woodward To bo
followed by the Auatabie farce Of the WIDOWS VICTIM
Jeremiah Clip. Mr. bantrau B,rn Treman Pelham Podge
Mr. HERBERT Mrs Rattston Airs Isherwood Jane
Miss mesyer To conclude with tho FAIR called
TIE ~ VISIBLE PHlNCE-Dop esnder Mr. e. Inrko Blou.
cal ella Mrs g. Chapman Fxlusehttepo Miss Niles Doors
oren Mt 6A; performance commence at 7
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ROWIKf THEATkE-UN EONDAF EVENISU, NOV. q
- will be performed the Play entitled TIVE TRIES ALL
Mr. Mr. j. Scot taurx Miss c. Weymss Aftsr
which the new drama called LIFE nor. Mr. HALL
Mr. Milf rd Mr. Tion Augustus Fuslc, Mr. WnAnG Barbara
Milford Ma Ttou Betty Bright Mrs Sutherland After which
will the New Orleans Serads In their Negro ustra
toDs 10 be followed by the salet diver
,ele To conclude with the second Of Negro Illustrations
70 commence at precisely Boxes cents r and Gallery
l23< oenta
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F,sst appear.sss Of Mr. H. phcids-wsli performed the
comedy Of LONDON AssURANCE-sirH aroeurt courtly
Piacds; arkaway 0ilbsrt charles Courtey. Mr.
w. Clarke Mr. Dszsie Mr. wsloot Lady Gay Speaker
Miss Mary Tn, lcr Grace Bsrkawsy Mrs wslcos Pert
X, eht 70 conclude With farce. entitled ANYTHING
IOk CHANGING Horeybsll Mr. Dawron; Mr.. Swapping.
ten. Mr. q. H. Barrett Miss HoneyoaI Miss Mary TAYLOR
cents Pit S7 cents Gallery TX ots Doors opeL ct
hrfore T. Performance 4 AtTk.
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NEW YoRK. November 1919
m,Deepiy impressed With the nprsAaos Of dsmocrA'o
dssbs reu suggest you tn rpeetv the withdrawal
"a fren the present canvass Is suggc ed my reod
M % both Of us the Smooraoy Of ss district vii
opportunity TO select Objectionable
ceivabe opinions which have arisen
other Ia my Judgment either -
tot mutual friends secure Beyond doub
the triumphant election Of the candidate With great
Hon. WILLIAM r. MAcLAr
Mems Under shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Half
Boss ke for wnter large assortment of all qualities
r low rcea at Scott Cheap Furnishing stores
7 Fulton door from Broadway and "a Nassau street. oppo
site tho herald office.
A Base SANDER Refuted. An Infamous
handful h,s been published, charging the patriotic eorse Law
With rsng aid 10 Ireland This false and sanderous hand
BAN has brought out the fao that George Lag did give 80
house Movurray Es OF this city Let his ents
try san this nfam lie has brought light noble charity
every will be glad to hear BE careful mo-
opponents will make all kinds charges defeat
candidate because they know he Is the poor mans friend Let
those who doubt this call on JOS MchURRAf.
The Metallic Tablet Strop, Tor Keeping
perfect order invented G. Saunders 1916 This
ent It's virtues Suffice tosay IL has been equaed
purposes intended the inventor having been awarded the
the article has bsen exhibited for ompon.
we'll from tho first gentlemen in this Aud other
cutters in all Of the world acknowledging its
% Liberty street and 3s7 Broadway
The "RicheIieu" Gold Pens are warranted
years They ne smooth and elastic and
10 tho beet and cheapest Pens in the world Sold
paifsd
when ones hair or w hislers well and
neatly the entire person thereby greatly improved Hi
the irmtate No. 3 street does either with skill
years for promoting growth and identifying tho hair ba
Obtain ed IS above.
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-THH STEAMBOAT STATEN
~ Isander will follows -Lesve New York at g. ILL
~ ana on o'clock Leave Quarantine ct ~, H. And5
oole6.
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ID prietor; Hitchcock Manager Splendid performances
every TX o'clock Major L,tehn-
the smallest human being on earth at either walk
Great the Yankee Sable
Brothers, superb talented band of Negro Singers
GERS &c. Pete Morris Comic singer Tho Highland Mammoth
Boya Enormous Boa Constructor Living Orang FAIRY
Family Infant Vestrs Wax Scripture Stateary Madam Rock
WE'LL famo,s Fortune Teller privately consulted at
Of 70 Admission tho whole including
Museum Performances Little Fingers &C. rs cents children
old walk
Reserved front tests, shilling eerh extra
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EORNEW ORLEANs-NEW LlNE-THE SUPERIoRrAST
sailing packet ship Albania Capt sohande will &C lively
sail the 7h November For cabin 2nd cabin sserae
Communications she cannot be surpassed aud
passsgc or freight apply board foot Of Dover
orto r. W KIMBALL a Co. "a Wall At