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THE LATEST NEWS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov.

WASHINGTON, tuesday, nov - 1919.
The Union claims both the Senators from Alabama aS
reliable jealous friends Of the Administration.
The Sentinel declares that if the against the Ma
tona Democrats is kept up it viii act upon the defensive
10 longer but attack in return and carry the war into
Africa II also declares that takes part in the contest
for the speakershp and the champion OF no particular
asTirant.
The President today appointed W. w. Whitman Editor
of The Troy Budget as Postmaster at Troy rice Foster
Bosworth resigned.
Besides Col Forney who leads Of, Judges Young and
srges are talked of for Clerk of the House Young was
formerly Clerk.
The following arrivals are announced
Messrs Fenton, Peck. and Morgan OF ~ u Grow and
Richie Of Penna McAullen. of Va. Cuiom and Camp
hell Of Tenn Ashe of n. c. Green, Bliss Shannon and
Nichols of Ohio Allen of III Haral of Ind Noble of
Mich Houston of Ala Caruhers and Lindey, of Mo-;
ans Rice Delegate from Minnesota
The Presidents Message in the hands OF the printers
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Washington is in fever of excitement as to who is
to be Speaker and what the President is going to say
NJ C's are nocking in, and tho old haunts are vocal
with the war of words the Hards aud Softs monopo
lzng the talk and the Wings quietly enjoying the fun
Tic Message has gone to the printers.
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observation-disclosures.

SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Nov. 80 1883.
On Sunday last the body of Mrs Margaret Fisher was
buried Liverpool village and the grave robbed the
SEINE night Suspicion the students OF Syracuse
Medical College one, Campbell has been arrested, and
for There Is considerable excite
ment here on the matter.
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Some very interesting details of news from Oregon,
California Russian America, Washington Territory
and New Mexico, including account of the loss of
the whaling ship Citizen, of NewBediord, will be
found on the third page of this mornings Tribune.
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The Jury in the trial of James Fox and William
Oman. arragned for the murder of Henry F. Osborn
in Cherry ST. last September last night gave verdict
of Manslaughter in the third degree The prisoners
will be sentenced on Saturday.
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European cired
ton will be issued THIS MORNING, at o'clock
twill contain all the latest News up to the time of going to
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The Arabia sails from
this port today at o'clock The mails close at Il
O'Clock this morning.
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HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1853.
We have no mail this morning south of Petersburg.
verdict of $4,000 has been rendered in Orange Co,
n c. against Co.J Douglas wealthy married man, for
the seduction Of Margaret Holman.
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LAKE AND CANAL NAVIGATION.


The weather continues warm but boisterous. The wind
is blowing hard from the south
In Chicago and Cleveland the westheris mild and YES
sells are running freely NJ oo ,o,,
The day here has been pleasant, but toward sunset
became cloudy the wind arose, and now blows high.
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resdy 70 ishe him non TIC vehicle, end c,y bin. !.

heir shOsldeUs
The carriages stopped at the corner of Union ana
biek%'''' a. Tho residence Of Mr. Mtchels mo.Asv.
brother md sister.
The reDnIting Of aiS long separated family "a. 4.
imagined bot ia details were too sacred for d:,..
ton. y
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serious fight occurred in Centrest. last night, in
the course of which man named Patrick Clark was
dangerously and perhaps fatally stabbed
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Tie arrival of John Mitchell yesterday created
GREAT deal of excitement among the sons of Ireland
Mr. NJ is at his mothers house, in Brooklyn where he
was last night treated to a monster serenadc.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE Tuesday, Nov. %, 1888.
The New Orleans mail of Wednesday last is to hand
but the papers contain nothing worth telegraphng.
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SALE OF A BRIDGE.

LAMBERTyILLE, Tuesday, Nov. 90, 1883.
The New Hope and Delaware Bridge has been sold for
S44,35O 10 John g. Kitchener
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CONNECTION FOR MURDER.

HARRIsBURGH, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 1853.
The Jury in the of Cortland G. Johnson indicted
for the murder Of his wife, into Court this morning
with verdict Of guilty in the second degree.
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BOSTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCIDENT.

BosToS, Tuesday, Nov. 49, 1853
The Wings tonight renomnated Hon Benz Seaver for
he Nayoralty
The engine and tender of the o'clock outward oastorn
tram was thrown of the track in Chelsea today by
stone rolling the track killing tho fireman, named Hail.
and iniuring the engineer.
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EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF KOszTA AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, Tuesday NOV %, 1913.
The bark Sultana from Smyrna for this port spoken
at IL o'clock this morning 20 miles north east of Cape Ann
The sulana has on board Martin Koszta and will probably
arrive up 10 morrow morning.
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jss ~ De iyisf ae1sHs ~ airfrlisiDg Krsry Dfefs
thai !. I'D ttlgs Sfsifpns ~ pade strF0s,el, w,sA
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he Usgf1 'fietm abd 0DbGa9n1s ~ no UbDie lDvyg,
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aNem-QoIk Dsallg Grlbn11e.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1853.
III cnhRrSpONntNTS.

Of Corumu nicaons Whatever
Insertion be authenticated by the and
" the wncInOt necessarily Tor pubicsoni opt a.
guarantee o. his good faith
cannot ureerfske rejected Communications
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Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Ner York
Tribune can be left with the following Agents:
LoNDox-Mr W Thomas No. 10 and 81 Ca.harine street
Strand
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ApvrRrrsKxrSrs for Wey Tribune of this week, must be
hlnded in today
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SpyTxa M.cuNEs-CAgp TO THE PUBlIC--I p

himself Of the
Orein Machine, and claiming that ali VINO use machines
bar with the point are respou-
be 70 him contradict Howe was not even the
pGteniee John j. Greenough and GEORGE Cor each
Machine before Howe obtained bis patent
Patent Once show Howe not ne original a9o
frsipseuor uacbue which he obtained h patent he
net needle with the the point lie was no
TIE original the combination Of the eyeP ned needle
the sufte mailing teIocked stitch with two threads nov
common These things which form the essential bass Of All
SEWING m invented by ent we're combined n
o 9crave Sewing Machines which used and extensively
eshed and Bstnore than 10 years be
f5rs HoWt's patent granted -.
81 awpo other person than myself could OF esa HAYES WHO
eyeponed die shuttle, OF combination
heu Tie proof Of these facts abundant and conc nAse
have measures adverse cca.ees would permit
& enforce my rgts by applying fr patent for original nv
ton by law entitled to H. and due csuEse no doubt VII s
In case Uowc license VIII be protection atanst my
u. cns shall then and insist upon just compenfatoh
from invention All who feel nter ST In this sao
calling receive the satisfactory eVidence th
"a lie int original inventor Of the Sewing Machine
WALTER HUNT. NJ. rs Charless st. ny
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Lsofeffs men ii.pfy Oief syoke NJ Do ir,sklyn
Institute Issi eysninR. 1pos lie Absse nj EgoZy IN Pop
Bias DfAiff"
1is nv Dr Vaion spobH ~ The Afhensgn IN tho Sane
oy sIDn ~Jlo Merchant tbe Pf0zres, and In1acnes
IT Commerce"
The Ifev j. J. Inskp octurfd In the Madison =, ~ H.
Church. New Yogt. upon Modern spriuazm or spirit
Rnppng Cnmssked"
All these cinrcn very wen attended The pressure
al Va FINN nhrnod nreaudca tho nrnng Of our raula
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SEWING MACmNEs-An entirely new invention, and
extra size the purpose quilting Innings and other sim
qhese rachius with single thread and have an en-
r iced moon whereby the necessity Of an nterh1ng
roctd ard the stitching dome without drawing 'he gooo O
and zee the machine in opeiatos - =. -, n -,
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The posia treaty lately made with Bremen is
tended 70 az to embrace Austria The postage letters
from the United States any part Of the Austrian domn
sns will be Is cents.
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no Hutclnson Family viii sing tonight at Tue Nc
t4cron celebrated entitled The Mountain Echo
IL be P1O-
lTtd IN Nv dys ~ HORACE WATERS, No so Brosdwsy the
rr.s Piano and Musc EsialiHhmeut
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Tn Nonsr's INyIooRATING ELIXIR OR CORDIAL

DR.. MOKsLs INVIOUNAIINU LLIAII' W OVI'DI. y
M -ris .ruled medical practice. that which forms the
ran il az ihs repsrstoH stands supreme Il nanre
Con Had the Dr. Morse. which mas added 50 nu
~ /. x,rioD. brsnches resulted discovery this
be ud been tbe great beneiacto o the age
hirt ruad utterly superseded by THIS purely vesao'
Ieee you weak dyspetc nervous subject 10 sud- as
rvd vi neuralgia dOuoureux, irregular pDyslca
S eusrvsd In aug subject snodc pains Of
ipS Her our remedy Is your mind memory condd'
Sr o hfs6 fail you business y0a depressed IN sps de-
,isd crn CT and utterly out Of heart Here your reno
-ssT Here effective than alcohol pernann
H m atc AID harmless 70 the system filtered water Ih9k
u ese you who SICK and ana e.i our ~
rn.rie n The Cordial highly concentrated N pint
io Price per bottle iOI S3i Tor @lz T. H. KING
Proretr Broadway Sold BY Drussss taioushou inc
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REDpMGs RUSSIA SALyE.-A Boston Remedy
seer,s box this remedy the house physician la
tssfa real hJuse Doctor In
frts alwry rtcee tor the slightest cut or ssich the
ctpes bun are a. once rssFed ~
&C. A. b. 4 ID SANDS Asents Sold By RING corner Joanft
FowLHRs & WELLS Phrenooasts and Publish-
Clinton aAn. No. isi Nssssust- New-fork
Ham DyE AND WIGs.-BATCHELOR's Mandatory
for these articles removed No rs Broadway opposite TIE Pafs
Con OF rs amoes Han Dye ana the sale o. bs neviY vented
wiss ard IouPees Nine ptiyate ell
Further Testimony from Pennsylvauia in favor Of
HooFLsEps osKsaS Btr1EEs prepared L. b. q a I.cxse
ploteiphia-Ihe sfeaest remedy kDewn Er liver c,s..
l,or "a W H1efJt AL
IN Citrs Newton Hamilton Penn, Ny. i,i - 90, A..
"a wx,.if half hotties Of Scaf OEtsa
comysut disease q Sveus shs1s,s f.stss i, ~,
r. - al ,ih ser article The OEsnts hfrfss< (. -
sr,icle from which Obtained sny feAef hsf % o..
iicie 70 many dysIepks With The ~ 'e.' f,s tss
many mere bctt'ss Nil entirely cure ne &c.. -. -.
n Vevsc Fso Of Dsnpbin. Penn Sfiss AsJ iss1
was al cted General Dsbnly, ini'spsI - g.
tivents, for Which used many dtef q -, - I.
According dT.ciora ard - t2h 2i- y 80
NOT ieen heaifhs fo htFs been s' W " -
which y stogt one yssf 49, 80, -. 49, a..
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bear tfettnqtJ ~ - ~'%
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Tfns se wfAoui daBtt goa ussfiae Or '>e''f N~>
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suoa;er sggtiy q hstssssi ihsy fi's sss'fs'i ~
q csosis D.lhols. seisssa Co. Penn. Asg - is@ -
80 GErnaE BirTEss hsss - 49, - -
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IN festf cable 1fss a. ttref Ss'rs
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TAEFs UP LITTLE OR NO Room IN YOUR POCKET
have Known much virtue IN 90 sIna space w
WATERS IL Is capital Tor 20 or
see IIosrseress vel IS Cough. % cent box
Fsr re hy v CLlCKENER Co. No 81 bsfelays General
~ -yorke I'D v,cir-y
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SsNMa MACHiNEs-All persons making selling
or o.,us Sewing Machines having needle needles with 40
eaI the point hereby infringing ORR
sina Patent granted Sept 10 1915 all nrnser will be he'd
accord 20 following licensed ~
sell Sewing Machines under said Psent s1
Mr. WLeee Wilson Co. Grover Baker Co. the American
M.ec Sewing Machine Co and BGhOlf Of New'fork Mica
os 8l aud Lofow, OF Boston Sess woodbridge Nee"e
a Moore Lynn, Mas end A. r. Howe. Of y Y =.
. EIss howE fQtcltce the Orgnai sewing Machhe'
No s 5 srosaw, yewYoIk and no - HADoversl Boston
Sspi 9th 1853
CRisTADORos Liquid Hair Dye will not take hours
70 sccomtish the change Hair stubborn
prsrhtly but Goes instantly, thoroughly and alphabetically The
towus os produced BY magic Solo and applied at
Ne Astor House
PLRHAM's Git Tickle: Offices
Academy he'll No. 6i5 Broadway,
IL Waters's Music Store No SS Broadway,
Loyejoy's Hotel. Park
HowaTds Hotel. Broadway aud aidea-lsne
and e. HOsecs celebrated COagh Candy Sore
No. l65 Chafhsnslu1re
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AND
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Al or which Bill be sold cheap. Persons abcal to
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HOLnOWAY'S OINTMENT.

erpool, dated August 2Oth, 1852.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, ..
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time, and wGs afterwards iutmate If digeren; in
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the greatest ease aud with renewed health and vgour.
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A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE Of A
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
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Copy Of Letter from Mr.. Hird, Draper. Of Ready,
- near Gainsbro', dated March lst, 1852.
To professor HeLLoUAY,
SIN Some time since, one of my children was af-
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Copy OF Letter from Messrs Walker asd Co, Chem
ISIS, Bath.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
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this distressing condition she had recouIse 10 your
Ointment aud Pills, and by the assistance Of her
friends enabled TO peTSeTere in their use, until she
received perfect cure. We have ourselves been
greatly astonisbed at The effect upon old person,
she being above 70 years Of age. We shall be happy
10 satisfy any enquiries 10 the authenticity Of this
really wonderful case, either personally by letter
! A private in the Bath Police Force, also, has b'ea
perfectly cured OF old scoIbutic affection in ihe
face aler all other had failed. He states that
it is entirely by the Of your Ointnsnt, and speaks
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-04
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