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PENNSYLVANIA.

The old Keystone State bas made most
glorious fight. Less than three thousand aC.
ainst us on the state ticket majority of 1900
for KS on the vote of members of Copgress!--
Our friends are sanguiue and declare that hir.
" thousand more votes will be cast for Presi-
dent than at the last election, and twenty thou.
sand OF hem for Fremont. Hurrah for the old
KeystOne.-She is at heart right and ber great
pulse thrcbs with most terrible commotiOn at
the Outrages now being perpetrated upon her
own bosom sons, by imprisoning. numbering
and hanging them upon the free soil of Kansas
by the border Rufian hordes of Missouri under
the sanction Of Gen. Pierce and Gov. Gearyl
The true Pennsylvanians' blood warns at
the thought, and as a stream of FIRE flows to
his manly heart, at which his head responds
in the defiant language Ofhis own old favorite,
and he says, no! ''by The eternal'' these things
shall not be by my consent, never, never!
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E0n Tuesday, the 21st inst. Thom..
George, and Columbus Adams. Republicans.
were elected Justices OF the Peace 10 FIX tovn.
shiP-Mr. George has been serving in that A..
pa"lty for one term and has heen fully sndors-
ed. Mr.. Adams, is an energetic young man ana
will make good Justice. i8s5 - -''*
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REPREsENFATlvE ELECTORS.


Dist.
Sst--JoHN B. sTALLo. Of Hamilton.
ad--RI CHARO NJ. C0RWINE OF Hamilton
8d-PETER 0DLIN. Of Montgomery.
4h--JAG0B s. 00NKLIN, of Shelby.
6th-WILLIAM TAYLOR, of HancocK.
6th--E. p. EVANS, Of Adams.
7th-WILLIAM H. P. DENNY, OF Warren.
stL-J. r. HUBBEL. of Delaware.
gth--R0 3ERT G. PENNINGTON, of Seneca
i0th--FRANCfS CLEVELAND, of Scioto.
lth-- JOHN WEIGH, of Athens.
t9th--DANlEL HUMPHREY. of Licking.
lsth--HENRY D. COOK. of Erie.
l4th--EU GENE PARDEE. of Wayne.
i5th--JoHN NJ. HODGE. of Tuscarawas.
I6th--DAYIS GREEN, of Washington.
l7th--MlLLER PENNINGTON. of Belmont.
iSlh--J0HN S. HERRGCK, Of Portage.
ieth-AAR0N WILCOX. of Lake,
&0th-JAMES DUMARS, of Mahoning.
SisI-AMoS Il BU5S, Of Carroll.
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To NapnlIa.

~ Republicans Of Carroll remember that We
hsye another contest to make and another vic
tsry TO vim. Next Tuesday chief executive
Of This satjon will be chosen. Who shall he
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Common Pleas LndpA

Lyman W. POtter's majority over John
CLARK for Common Pleas Judge in this sub-di-
vision is 1877. TIE vote in the several coun-
ties as follows: ----.--------
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Bingham's Maiorv.

Bingham majority over Woods for Repre-
sentative to Congress, in this district is 9.5II.
The vote stands in the respective counties as
follows -
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Supcryisor ELf, Chalrh1h.
nC " ~ Ayfbpr A. ~

p.v. R,Gryc3-Of w. II. Arthur Il Co., 500 20,
sgs7j elsimcd be due 20 him for services in the
{'ser. ofcc under Gsrret Dyckaan.
VI, TaL E,rOrs-.he Commi tee on Annual
that they Lad examined the Tax books in search
~ sors pointed out by Mr. How ard the Receiver, aud
,sS tbs, eI.ied They Therefore ,eoommsnd that the
r,,o with the Clerk the books and correct the
SrreryisOr HhRRIcK moved 10 refer the sabject
nh the Committee 10 report the corrections - THIS Board
Superyisor TrCKER considered it a matter too labo
os. the Committee 10 undertake There were hundreds
p, ,bem .rd hoped the Clck would BE- directed make
4 ~ Necessary corrections under the Committee
! A Coroncr's Clcrk.-The Committee on Annual
FAKE. reported il favor following the CoIoners clerk at
Supervisor FrLsHR opposed this. The Coroners
.d making much and probably more than most OF
As city officials. and they could pay clerk themselves
$500 could not paid their bills collected Of the
The taxpayer. slIeady oAnns snder the burden Of
tiou. Tor tb Supervisor. 70 ncrease the number oce
SuperN i~or TUcKER thought the application rdlcu'
ou, aid surPsce that The Corones could not pa otk
smse'es The duties light and the salary could not BE-
Supervisor HERRicK thought the Coroners needed
tst very much; that clerk IN that Office 70 do his duty
ray salary was important that their books aud records
mould be well kept He did not why the county shosd
rspt. y ere Furnished with such aid
supervisor TEcKER said tho pay of the CoronerS
-ned about $4,000 the four; their Office
rest paid their bills for seIubdns &C. paid and h. de-
Ssr. 80 Coroner he along without ceTk-his
INT , Iept The books and was paid by the Coroner.
supsnxor FuLnER renewed his opposition TO Tie
fspof,. ,- -, n,,,o . ,,,;oo, Nth
che Coroner, the result Of clcrb being allowed a, the
,op,e TO in with bills for ~i clerk hire he hoped
would not pa,s 5000. - 4,
Supcryisor VAI,IAs asked ii the Committee on the
~, had not been 20 Delmonico's this afternoon with te
cousr. aud what effect the dinner &c, had on them
The CHAIRMAs SAID this was foreign to the subject.
The motion to lay on the table was lost, and the
o.r w. next lost by the affirmative and nine in the
Iefs'ye. a.,
supervisor Fox moved q reconsideration of this
cote which wss considerable discussion carried,
.-1 The matter then r"cOmmted
The Bos5 then adjourned 10 tridsy.
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fAdvcrtiscment
MARK TIE EACTS

J. GuRAry's establishment, No. $40 Broadway, corner
of Leonard st. the Oldest and extensive IN the Chee
States. T..
GvRxfY W IS the introduce the Art of Photography II
this city. ..---- , .---...
recently made important alterations and improve
ments in his establishment - T..
GrRsEY las now greater facilities for producing finer WORK
branch than heretofore beeu produced IN tins county
GTKsEy has sill in lis employ the best OF his old art s''
Quincy has recently added to the above talented corps
of American French, and German artists
GupStys coorcd Photographs Of ell zes need only 20 be
seen to appreciated; they sP.ak for themselves
GVRXI plain unretouched Photographs were never e9es
-.os say artists and the best judges
GvRSEYs Dasucrcotype. univ ersay pronounced sofe
rioT productions In .I.-,
other artist in the profession. -,
CURAEY received the only medal for Photographic prodnctoni
AT tho late Paris Ia pc sitou-cols equently -
GURNrY the head Of the world in the photographs
Quincy he. not removed any branch of his bssness to an,
part of the city ,-,. +
GuRsEY has connection with suy other establishment L
any part Of the city. $1,000, -.
GsNEy personally to lis patrons and friends and h
done so for the lsst sixteen years
G amy will be most happy continue that attention and
will .ti endayor please all who favor hiIn "th sNs'
10 bis Photographic Palace of Art j. pVkhif,
Ne. $40 Broadway, corner q Leonard street
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MARRIE ID.
AUSTIN-RIJ

AUSTlN-RTCHARDSON-Iu this city, on "wednesday m9r'
Mr.; B,ch the Rey NJ Austin, to Miss Eliza richardson
both Of Auburn. n. Y.
ANTHON-HONE-On TUESDAY morning Oct J. by the Rev:
g. Uoug hon, Fr.terc Anthem 10 Henrietta daughter OF
the late Henry Hone.
ADAMs-CATLIN-At Pitt,de!d, Ma., "Wednesday, Sept
ds lhtcr OF the Hon. Thomas b. strong.
SON-NOoRHFEs-At New Utrecht. "Wednesday,
Oct by the Rev DR. Cure George W. BeDsOn to Margaret
j. Noofh daughter of Peter voorhees, oil OF this place
CHAPPELL-wooDs-In this city. on sunday, Oct 5, by
Tbirt.nh street Mr. Joseph ChaPPe TO Mrs sa'annah
Woods, al Of this ciy.
me ASSUMPTION. Brooklyn BY he Rev VIM Kussn, Mr.
Jsm,s Dcughery to Miss Margaret Car.
EgASscHNf ms: D. r"S w@ F. o Eau tS E% S
daughter Of John B. SchmezeI esq. all of this city
HowELL-DUROCHE-O Wedue.dsy, Oct. G BY the Rey.
J,sse T. Peek Hamilton b. Howell Of Oraige County, N
y to Mis- Ann Eliza Duroche of this city
HOLLIsTON-CAsTLE-Int this city, on Wedne.dsy Oct
E. by he Rev b. Pl,bury. at hi. residence No. p Seventh
,reet Thomas Hoiston to Eluirs Castle both OF Water
bvTy Conn.
HORN-HENDERsoN-o Thursday. July 10 by tho Rev.
Zion a. Ha.tns Mr. lillian Horafio Horn to Miss Jane
Elizabeth liz udcrsoI. al OF this city
LYNCH-DENMAN-A st. Charlie. Church. Brockly% on
O. Llnc6 81 SsIna Ncw'Yorf Ms. Ellen second daush'
ter oi samuel Dcnpsn, esq., If this city
NIrlFORD-Pl NIXON "Wednesday morning, Oct by the
s &Sv; sorG Of = VIM M 4 T. Prnil.
MEAD-BARKLY-On TUESDAY Oct J. al p The Reformed We
STE md The Rcv y. Barlr tienrY D. Mesis to
y,
s,NTON-s COFIFLD-In this city, on Tuesday Oct az
tb. Church Of Iat sgursoL, Oy the Rev eorgc H.
U,u.hton " illisIu W. SsXton, esd to Miss Harriet h.
ScoCcd. all OF this cIy.
s1FyENS-PRICE-Ot Sunday evening Oct. BY tie
Rev Mr.. s,as, Mr.. William ste'e-s 10 Miss Sarah fr'e'
all Of this city. ,,.
sIiFRW INTERCHANGEABLE Johuston's settlement,
snvII COUNTY 81 " York Tuesday, Oct. by the Rev
J. Wilson, MI Dsvd H. Sherwood, oi Southport Conn., %
Maria Antoineeie B,ardslcy. OF he former Place. n
TijORt-WOOD-Ou "Wednesday, Oct. 3, by the Rev. pr
Tyis Jobn d. TIorP. OF Hawthorne, to Anna W. eldest
daughter nf Ross W. Wood. $50, Of This city. -
TOLMAN-MELLk ILLF-At Nelson, y. H., on Monday
S.p 49, by he Rev. Grd Newell The R"y = H. Tolmsn 81
Wiluiust, Mas. f. N.. Mary Melville, OF Nelson The
,r,ci,iing Gle Tgyman 40 20 years OF sge.
VAN NEss-CI 'NNINGHAN-A Tsuytown, on Sttnrily.
stpt = by IN, Rev j. S,ldeH Spenc.r Mr. George "a
N,s OF Ms cty TO Miss Maria CunDn ghaH Of TarrJ tow"
VAN Gift ALESTINE-On Tuesday morning. o. T.
A. th d BRIDE By ID. Rev Daniel wood ,he
I'm Geo H. Van Crit to Miss May Valentine, all Mid
y Y
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.f,bc Eighth avenue Railroad 70 Ply ninth street
The Commit on E! SS a. A' A S' T %@T
jesec'eu ~ ~ 10 BE- in the hand. Of the Company.
e. TASr Chairman denied the ' acGS ,s and
gibe Ce9P'ns .o Jss vs. laid on the able
sAej, t,o,-By AID NooRHIs, directing the Control
Nie The lot No. So Hudson street for Engine
pei 70 " As he pncc too high. After debate
c .Sor-,p From II. II. Howard Receiver
C0r"',n.,ins Felix Kennedy temporary clerk In hts
TA,es a. Nae, Of r. keTrRan declared Ineligible,
sfstm.,' of Couuoilmanoonfuned by IS to From
s .,:S Rs.G c5 .'' ; l'e s' Ssfo
~ thar rails Tor track IN The B0wery, between
800 fifth streets =. they claim they have the right to
s1ne ch,rfcr A. there is double track through
. Vn* %,,e Rowery the Street Couiuissoner deemed II
81 ,6r the EOsrd and request them 20 direct VIVA
% Guy ,enses II necessary. he says. that pTomP.
ooi A, the Harlem Railroad Company have uoiit'd
qs;ra Aveupe Rsrosd Company that the ssreemet De-
- IN. Two companies expires on the Ist No'emotf-hr
81 % The Committee on Railroads
,rfH 70 . W. .bs hid adjourned 20 Wednesday.
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COURT CALFNDAR-ruis p,v

Conso> PLEAs-IRIAL TERT-Part Nos. az
49, 9i9 $50 s5l. S5 50 sa5 9js 81 80 6j 6sl 49, =
Pat IINos So, Gil 608 sS, sSi IS as ass 9 80 ga
9i2 as 9ii. si6
SUPREME CoURT CIRCrU Nos 400, 2ll. 6lS
on co. SIS 500 ~, 65+ si7 l0s. no, los 1884, l09}
1875 81 las 62i 80. 75S ~! 49, s3i $40 9l8 ~
7s 1884 1919 1859 lG66. Nos t. 1915 1915 To- l6y
1882 69s l70l 1902 1921, l7o5 10 Ill., lj 20 7l9
1921 TO l725. III to 1852 Ia to lI65
SUPREME CoURr-Specal Term.-lst Class-Nos.
81 "a. Second Clsss-Nos. 3. l., LIS.
UsI1ED STATES DIsrRIcr CoURT.-Nos. Il. 81,
50, 81, q. 50 50. - a. ~.
SUPERIOR COCRT.-Nos. ~, 10, l33, 10, l2lf 10,
~ i;s $50 49, 49, 1872 1914 6j LOO 1861 1862 no. H. lIO
l79 l7g $50 l8i 1885 IS7 10 gl.
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY'S REPORT
FOR THE LAST FORTY EIGHT HOURS.
DR. Roth- reports NoDonaId. Margaret Dunn and
PrIk improving Miss Florida Ros and a.. Others previously
reported. oonvsc-oins.
kEw CAs,s-M.s Mary Hs,sh taken -ck day before yeeo
day-A mild and favorable case.
Mary Icks oolored girl, yesterday, severely.
One new c. 90, private. IN he Military Hospital.
FRANCIS y. BBRfER. Secretary.
Fart HJ-dtor Oct g. lkJ6-al 4
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Advertisement.
0CTOR Err, Jb -,
BROOKL w ITEMS

As ErFIcIESI CLrB.-The Rocky Mountain Club
of Kings County are doing an excellent work in the
missionary line They have peregrinatins tent that
Will accommodate two thousand, and go about the
county furnishing their own speakers and band, at
their own expense. From the original number tnine,
the Club has now increased to something more than
a thousand members. The regular meetings of this
the first Of the numerous family OF Rocky Mountain
Clubs are held every Monday in the Brooklyn Mu-
scum building
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met at the usual hour Yesterday morning
Present-The Mayor, and Aldermen bsckhou'c'
Oakley, Walsh and Shaw.
Nris0nCc>-A number Of nulsances wer" repo''Vi
By Heath NnIdcus and ordered to BE- aoa'ed. 1911, iii,
The Heath OhoeI stated tia, "a had no report . "AA ~
morning
Aiessn Wash moved tina, the Board adjourn. whom II docs
Sou-r. Saturday morning o'clock un!e' PREVIOUSLY
called together b. the Mayor Carried.
The Board tben edjour1ed.
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TAdvtTti-7Ilcr'. :.
STTNsoS VALENTINE n Go. : NARNi-HEs, No

y y -, N =
In the Mrchsuic.' VsiT Boston. the il TO more ~
ALI, valuable ex bou than that NJ SriNsoN 'tiENTNA Z
20 = large - ,oTtmeni If ssRNIsHEs.
Few Il, PIE outside OF the bune.' have any nt' 81 ~
s.unsie kill required IN lie prtps ION 81 m otl,I g.;
S,ruishrs To these We, specially - "a "a. -
may he rsi kcd snong the occu'. tarIi'n-ni+A
- rS scol ,- i as remarkable black swan Iu-if
10 ,,r,uii or way Of ,p,rau. 70 produce the N rr -
sl,td,t md reflect kind o Nauish, - src-ei n
iiv kocv - thens-lNrs AID 20 enter rsci-s
Il ON Will, the lauu:scturngi, IN process y tV
a. .tricily - tie SULTAN excludes The Gca iforn III ~
,Iy V3r e. ranuEcfur,d By JOHN B,bc0ck Of Ne~Nk ~
IL factory Vi SrGNsoS VALENTINE Coz ale the
n American skil and item Of husin--' an
NOW 20 million Of dollars Ter uurrn. \ uillloh IVY
St,r.S l. pfy Tor ~ s-ticir 8
us a. Nsrrsh hut the d,Iuad I tht-' prepATati ~ ll
go The .uIt.c, II carriages aud rich flruur~ = cons,
,sres,r- sud large tie consumption i nov" -, :
S,icd auoher Vcar Such facl!tie- as sriNsoN
% ., R.ton re usins it'll al their personal cucf-' n
S,,isl Ar, contributing greatly % .urh result ,s,,,.
ord,r. for III, Naruise, b. nal.I -
-, y,,IxrI>r 4 Co. Boston; lett with NJ; JotN y
s,tMso> At the Adams ExpI,-s Ohce NO n bt, y
gs,,rc,. WM y DiNsNoHE, 81, OF m Adahs ~
S,,,y. Freeman Co.'S California EXpc'- an nj -
l. SIiN,cx No. Bro adwGy
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A grand Republican rally viii be held OF Tottenvile,
Staten Island, to-day at p. m. Speeches BY Henry
Ward Beecher, Chauncey Shaffer and H. b. Stanton.
The boat leaves foot Of Whiteha-st. Of noOn taking
those DESTROYS Of attending the meeting thence and re-
turn free.
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TAdyertisrrcnt.l
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ac-

o,i1cd by usug tho BALM OF THOUSAND FLo"ESs. van
remove I'm Pnpc and Frrckes from the skin leA'ns 81
so and ros(,tc hue. Wets towel pour two OF re
Srrs srd wash the face night and morning None ggs N
uull.s signed FErRIDGE Co. PEopretors
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fAdycriiscInent.I
THE ArRIN PORTABLE GAs-WORKs COMPANY.

To PARTIES SEEKING BVsfSEssWe pr"pa.ed . prov.
that no investment can be safer PonAoe .on
Cogny RIGHTS under PAt,nta See the Advertisement o.
another page u this IalcI.
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CITY ITEMS.

GYRHAs OrERA.-This evening will be given, for
the flint time in this country, Lortzing's opera of
"Indne."
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FIR>I CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
Co<vExrIoy.-The Convention met at Jamaica on
Tuesday at , p. m and organized by appointing Hem
~ l. Seaman, Chairman; Abner G. CARL. Secretary
Several prominent names were presented but mas
muck as Queens County had the nominee for Gov
ernor, and the present senator and Richmond County
the Elector the nomination conceded To Suffolk,
and Dr. Frederick W. Lord of Suffolk unani-
mouslv nominated. \ good nomiu Aon, and certain of
IN election by large majority.
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THE TURF.

fA,HloN COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTrING.-Ued nesdGy,
Oct. g. lS.6-Pmse and stake So, 800, mile heats, bes
10 >. in harness.
WoodruH b. m Flora Temple. ..............l ! l
; McL.ushia b. 2. Lancet.
TIM.
Ist Heat, "a Heat. sd Heat
tAt uai'.,.s...........ssl;lS I.lt 80
Nile ......................2:SSl 2:,4 <.'i .
There was Il larger attendance the Course to wit
this ro than was ever seen before any track.
Flora the avoric 800 to $50 prev ious 10 starting
md Won the race in three heats.
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Advertisement I
TVITH MT.T AKIN Wffr On,


II sTtrt-1hsi CHAsLEs ID. PEEDEcx. ~ tse rt.; q
Introduce The lite sixe PHoToGRPEs II ih. c,ratr,
IL Is Tsus- That CHARLEs FsEusfcts hy r.sn, ~ h
PAL. F.'ah.Egcut h. the Of the ooy COM n
Frrfrh ss tsl-nt tits c5gn ~ fr IL
co,otins of PHCroGE.fHs IL OF. Pa.e and A1aar-ilc
Iris TsUF-Tiai CHAELTs D. PKEpsrcKs hss r.py,-I M.
PHo1oeFsFHIC DEFlETNESrs snd b.. Pari.i-n ,r-.. 10
n, ntIy Las rIer CONNECTION with place II
- t TauT-T A. ns-es mi. CIV arr now ers..x
og 10 ms h. til public h la they have superior artists
40 man ott,r 6dvaaiss- r mPeuf with The doue
Is Cs,ElEs D. FREpEicEs; b. -
TFvrH MIST PgEvsiL-lt Ly Necessary thF the public
should snd Judse tlr theme 80
CH.RLEs ID. FREpEtcEs
Late GCRSsY FEEpsiCKs
Pto.ogrsrbic. DssucrrtiAn and Aubrotype galleries
No fs5 Broadway. opposite NJ trop lit Al Hotel.
TB-Rec p,ou and Operating Rooms ou the arsi Soor
fAdvertiseuseatl
PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS shown By
RooT No 81 Broadway. il stvsnce Of a. coIap-utoG
Por prof 49, the pictures
fAdvertiseHeut
See the Exhibition Of PHOTOGRAPHS, in evey
.tyI l., NJ FsEpRcEs. late Quincy Fredrt the Cry
- Palace
fAdv-r'i.emSt
TIE AI-BIN Gas WORKS - Generating Gas
from r,ir md dust OIL cotton seed. BE- "a,
&c.
Car b. .eeu in opers'ion il the
CsYsTsL Pst,cE.
Where they supply over one hundred burners
Ofsc.- = the Company VITA ,
Mes-rs II. Q HA~Lsf Co. Albany
No $50 Bro,dwsy v /.
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IAdyertisemenLl

Druggists Visiting this @ty should EXAMINE AZ ~
sto,k ofFalCy GoOps comprising eYeTy a'tie'r "a ~
IN ~. ii exclusively for their sales by ... Ny
RvTr.K MeUsEG Co. Nc. - Sss"H'-'" -
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.
The Commissioners me; yesterday afternoon at II
Cav Hall. pursuant to adjournment
The following business was transacted.

The following business was Transacted
Bris Sc. Lark from Manzss the 2oh Of ptcuber with
sn,r and tnoasses has received permit Of 1--we hun
dred yA. sud lying on The Battery The
request ~ rn,Ou proceed g the city aud discharge her
ergo The petition denied
Bah TAlimadsc having been dchsrs "a IN the stream
"A ,n a Ousrat since August oih, now petitions to
cone Cd q 'he city Referred 10 the Health Oh,ccT with
power. .,.
On motion adjourned to the 9TH inst
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COT RT OF GENERAL SE>SIONs-Ocr s-B,t,,e LAX.
CAPsoN.
The Court opened at ii O'Clock and John Garyey
indicted for bursATy, called Up trial liz put in p
Of guilty Of attempt at bnrslsH the bird dsrrc" w6h
bling accepted be ordered 70 be rrluanird r
No other c.e. being ready for . the adjourned fo the
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Advertisement.

fAdver'isenenfl
F,RTHESwARE.-A small invoice of common
and Gr.u,e Ware sale very low sPas'eiy together by
GorGp ELLIOTT Importers. No a. Neseys,.. Y. Y
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turc. Produced. Call and - them
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ARREST or 4 NEw-JFRsEY LOTTERY Policy
DEALER.-fIcnry G,ubc German baker. .rl ia
this city yesterday hy Ohcr DoneN q" the c'ud N.Ed
Police fugitive NcWars n j., whore he sguds in
dictcd for selling lottery pOlcs II apIas that tn" autor'
ties IN various parts the State New Jersey have recently
taken active break up the Offices Of lottery dealers
and G,mbe having extensively in this NJ NowrA
fed TO escape trrc Hc was. however secured IN this c
and committed to prison by justice Connolly 10 await r"n.
sition from the Governor of Ncw-Jersey.
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A FHOTOGRAPH of THALBERG, the great Pan
it, can seen BR.Dys GALLERY No $50 Broadway. over
1hompson's Saloon.
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The Republican Club OF the Tenth Ward, Brook
lyn, hold meeting this evening at : o'clock,
at Constitution Hail. corner of Court aud Butler
street.. Chauncey Shaffer, esq, AMI the Hon. Ed
win More viii positively be present and address the
meeting. The Republicans Of Brooklyn are invited.
The Tenth Wariers are working and expect to make
il the "banner ward" for Fremont aud Dayton next
h.r
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Nature itsefis not more natural than tbs PIIO-
TccR.PHs and D,GutRREoTYPES madc By Roor, NJ. Do
Broadway. Rooms easy Of access
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ARREST OF Observation-Disclosures Allen aud
Jsme, Wilson detected yesterday in Washington Mke
chances pick pockets Officer Johnson of the
Reserve Corps about sIreng them, shrn they TUNED
upon the officer and beat him severely They finally
secured and Justice Connolly locked them f,r trial
Thomas Dow and Anthony Lynch, bows were ar
rested by Officer ORy Of the Eighth Ward Police for pick
Ing pocket Of Miss Elizabeth Peersa % e1ptead L. L.
she standing the sidewalk in Grand street They
taken before Justice Brennan who sent them 10 the Ju
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GORED BY A MAD Ox.-Conelius Lyons, a laborer
rsding No. II Mulberry street tossed and Eod by
mad yesterday fTightiul manner that his life lie de
SPARED o. II appears that the animal escaped from his keeper
In the Seventh Ward and tousy through th>
streets scattering pcdesrians IL every direction and nGns
some extent several persons. He pur-ued b. Ohcer
Mcclure and several citizens into jackson street, and ws'
there brought BY the discharge Of three bullets into MS
hide. Who owned the animal snd from whom he escaped
has not been asceTtsiIed.