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A SgceIsrIos.-A morning paper says some OF the
=, Ice waste too much OF the public time IN picking on
from tie walls the rlacards Of candidates opposed TO
F,trando Wood. Let the Mayor give orders to Ch'ef
5ia,sol to supply each of these gentry with an non
scrop To be attached to the end OF hs club ana Tune
vii be ssved and their operations facilitated.
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NemNork Dailp Gribm,re
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1866.

A limited number Of advertisements are ~AoD l"
THr wrrkLY TRIBUsr at the rate oil one ooa, w ooo
This paper has attained circuiAi'on o. 1872.
copies and lie unquestiOnsbly the beS ne d0n ehiAn,
for advertising in the country Adveri'''nea" 'hou'a
be handed in at any time before, and DOT is'e' 0an
Tuesday Of each week.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
prp1.pIICAN MASS MEETING.

EIlzABrTH. n j., THURSDAY, Oct ", 100
TIE Republicans had an imue nse mass pee'IS a.,
torbleb, procession here last night. The ROCKY
80 eiso lac deleo ,ots fr<n Planfield ant Rah-
wsy. The meeting was addressed by Gov. Roe5StSn
ard c. S smith. esq, of Kansas. Tie German Cluos
retired short distance and addressed BY speakers
in their own language.
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CoLoRLD NoTERs.-The oolored voters Of this city
met last evening in the shiloh Presbyterian Church
Prince street. and in the Bethel Methods, Church IN
Second street near First avenue. Both meetings
were web attended, and spirited speeches made IL
fsyor Of Freedom. Tie ooorod voters were requested
t. obtain their tickets al their headquarters No. l62
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We publish this morning letters from the Hon.
Kenneth Rayner Of North Carolina and the Hon.
John NJ. Bolts of Virginia, both strongly urging the
support Of the Union Electoral ticket in Penn
sylyana
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AMERICAN MEETING AT EASTON.

EAsTOs Pa, Thursday Oct. 81, 10
There IL Fillmore mt. ting here tonight Sevefai
speakers rom abroad are announced TO aftcnd
Jacob HAY whose store was robbed last night OF .
quantity of silks oers large reward Tor the recovery
~ r. ,.!,oner4v or the detection of the thieves.
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MARINE DISASTER.

CossTAUT Ohio Thursday. Oct 80 1870
The propelIer Ssndufky was blown ashore here this
,,o,npg She was bound TO Buffalo with a cargo of
500 barrels of -four, which is all under water We
have no further patlculars.
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RANK OF THE REPUBLIC, RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1856.
There was an error in the telegraph report OF the
statement of TIE Bank of the Republic. 1t said the
deposits were less than 100000 it should have been
lea than $780,
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FIRE AT PAwTUCKET, r. /.

PROVIDENCE, Tbursfay, Uct 50, Iooy.
The card and fancy paper mandatory OF nay rot
ter in PaNtucket destroyed by IRE this after doom
The lose is about s0 co., and covered by insurance
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ROBBERY.

E,sroS Pa, Thursday, Oct 30 1856
| Tie store Of Jacob Hay, of this place was entered
last night and robbed of 81 900 worth OF black
| ard fancy silks.
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L pAuRnAn ACCIDENT.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT;
TAUNTos, Mas, Thursday, Oct. 80, 1890.
Chss Whitney conductor on freight tram, was
r,,n over hy the train, near Mansfield this afternoon
and instantly killed.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE. Thursday, Oct. 81, 1896.
New Orleans papers of Friday are received;
Two slaves belonging to Lewis B: Norwood OF Gran
vile. \. c. murdered their master by pouring large
not OF boiling water down his throat.
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THANKSGIVING IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Thursday, Oct. 50, -. ,
Gov. Gardner has sppontd Thursday, the q tn OF
N,,omber. for day OF rhsnks giving In this state
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vIpE ALTA GRANGE, GA.

BAL11HOHF,
Eight buildings containing large amount of goods
IN | Grange. Georgia were destroyed By fire on the
18th init One of them wss blown up, iajuring num-
Der of persons.
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deem 1: ny du'y % .roo,e
success Of ira, csuAe.
Lorenzo ID. Rushmore,
sS0SRoE HySDYHsy~

LUfpffO hHsfnOfe.
y-ry RESPECTFULLY. sSosRoE HySDEKsDv
A. O. sILLIsss 80. Secy WhA' Cco'-ais7."
CARD
In compliance with the desire OF many RspubLcss
fresds. decline to stand a. an InA'pendeue enS.
date FOR Congress in the Second CoasJessions Is,.
tIict (Brooklyn. c. J. JACK
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TIE following expressive advertisement stands
conspicuOusly in The Philadelphia Ledger. There
is whole history condensed into its few lines:
rSrITJMORF AND DONELsON-The Committees
ir;oIred that the STRAIGHT-OIT ELECTORAL TICKET
ray b. had in quantities the Democratic Rooms No. il
" snutst.
If anybody is willing to electioneer that
Straight. out Electoral Ticket" we presume he
NAV get We'll paid frcm those same " Democratic
.Rooms. No, I4I Walnut stree"
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OcuLIsr AURIsr,
from London,)
" the Everett House Union square, where he may be con-
Vdtad
O6ee hours from a. m TO sp. m
From The London Times.
number scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday a. the
house Dr. Tunba witness the results produced by
rocc discovered BY the Doctor and applied for the
sure Of
DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS
Bstve>e twenty and thirty patients attended. many OF
whom was stated By parents had been born deaf and
dumb.
submitted various tests By which II was proved
Deafness bad been cured by the application Of
Dr.. TVRABULLs REaEDiLS.
And Whist appears most singular H. that whether me deae
deysded paralysis Of the auditory nerve rupture OF n
OF the internal relief Inns
been obaBed complete effected without delay pam or
Inconvenience
Sver patients who represented that they nAd Deen COM
setsiy bisd, said that they could now
SIZE PERFECTLY WE'LL
We AREA with the Messrs Chambers that Dr. TURSBuLL
b BY patience aud ingenuity obtained OF certain Lew
rpediessaents aud methods. calculated to
Guar CAsys o. DEAFNESS,
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The celebrated Scotch Wool and Shaker-kui,
UDERGaRMrs1s also every description of Lamb. wool Me-
Iinc Cotton and Silk at McLAUGHLIss No 30 Greenwich
nj c0rrsr a Murray.
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Strangers in the city should visit ROGERS eX-
tn., Bszs.r of Fancy oops and Toys No 400 Broadway
where every variety Of Fancy Articles aud Toys collected
forming display nowhere eguhled tn the world
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TOKM destroys the smell Of liquor or tobacco
instantly Adapted for thOse who mus. chew when in society
being for those who find tobacco
injurious Put Up foil prevent drying aud Iesed a.
loous cgsr aud drug Wholesale No 4l2 Broadway.
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HEADhCHE.-In fifteen minutes the most terrible
SICK ard Keyo Headaches have been cured by RaDwAYs
RELIEF and REGULATORS.
RAILWAY 4 Co, No. l62 Fulton.st., y. y
REmEDIEs sold by gsss and merchants
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washington Aquedtct.

OFFICE " HARRINGTON AaUgDuoT,
Washington, Eiach q, 1855.
PROPOSALS aved for graduation and brick
work Of the Washington aquedue
Proposals. the 9Th of May will be opened of
that day.
Maus profies specifications will
animation on and after the Goth day OF April next.
will be particular cuvoris,
bridges, described in tie plans and
of works be completed under the
appropriation but all for unrnished work viii
be subject future appropriations Congress The engineer
right prescribe the and
of under each ccntrc for appropriation and
othe appropriation holding sufficiently decide when
what shall stopped until funds become available
viii paid IT, Judgment
engineer has been properly executed
Payments will made specie checks upon United staie
upon the monthly OF the 10
per and will be don Of all contracts that the work
All bids should be sealed, and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct"
The United right all the bids
deemed arrange
mh considered conducive the of The
work. #4#. a 5.N
Every offer accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect that they
bidder bidders his bid accepted
obligation within days with god and sufficient
OF the work undertaken said
accompanied the certificate Of the United States
United district officer
Individual known the Engineer
War; that the able make good their
guarantee.
be opened presence Of bidders if any
choose to be present HH "
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge,
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Avs OF the United states Reirtive 20 the rabito
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sc, sc. vol &C.
ConHpustion shovs--complete 10 1879 ! vol, 81
American Papers the Puio Las,
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SO.
Indian Treaties mad. BY che United stteseompiote from
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Laws made by the Colonies and nom ISIS 10
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Official opnions Of the Attorneys General from 1889 70 1850
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cerning Lands, Titles, nc. i vol. ~ ",
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POSTSCRIPT,

In various inquiries win take
other evidences debt holder
owner holds the for collections pledge moneys ad
vanced IL for collections pledge the tho hold
the beneficial ruary in The cum be stated
affidavit ard assignment and release the United States
release Texes be duly executed by such together
assignment and releases from the In whose favor
Element and payment Is requested. ...umA .u.
Claimants under the I'd of the act OF 2sh Febuay 1885,
certificates Texas upon of
portion the amount and claim the difference the
proportion payable thereon under that
ahdavs OF certificates de-
cnbng the received whether party who
surrendered received from, Texas the real
held for coiectisn in pledge The
claiming any beneficial esidasry difference
person in whose and payment
United States and release
other After the paid by Texa upon such
ha be refunded. claims Of this description win
settled conformity with the proviso OF said I'd section
Claimants will aso take notice that certificates,
evidences Of the character of
ciuded In the affidavit ownership, ase
each certificate oheT evidence OF
therein by its number date, payee
appear whether certificates Issued
OF Texas claims against repusc
by republic OF Texas according
.... Il. s ..a JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary oftie Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, r#
.. March 8, 1850.
Feb 2s-law4w
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pROTEDTED by royal letters Of England and secured by
the sea OF Ecoe dc Pharmacie de Paris and The Imperial Cot
ege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Iriesear No the remedy for general and local debility
Of ve decay aud all the distressing
guences arising from an early abuse LIS effects are eeaeioas
youth manhood Old vir:le would
dectae II the TriesenaI
universally adopted all physical impednents vanish like
before influence thus rendering II nvaiuable to these
tering the marriage state
No 2cnnpelcly aud entirely endicaes all
cubabs
aniote for ruin OF The health of portion OF the
uaion.
Tesemar No 3s the European remedy for that class y
The English physician treats Win
the inevitable distraction OF the patients constitution
and which all the sarsapuia in the world can not remove
Tfesenlar alike devoid OF taste SMELL and
all nauseang qahes They lay the iciiet table without
their being detected
Sold case divided into separate doses adj
Eiinstered ValpeAu, lsalis !mant, Rour, &c. ..-
10 be retail OF hr. H. A. Barrow, No ~
Green Canal, New York, specially appointed by The
pantee for the United states and
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will forward Triesrmer OF the world
addressed according 10 the Instructions OF the
writer. -e
Reai agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9--dlyr ........ ...........
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II LscNWOoD CiiMEYIl aY.-oGce No. 900 Pennsylvania
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New York. situated the high
mile north the Capitol, North Capitol directly
to the This have received charter om Con
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the prohibiting
LEGISLATION Otherwise which Ia of importance those who
wish their dead where they placed em
custom in all cities when the burial eoaDd
valuable for other pnrposrs sell and throw the dead pro
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obtained lef with Mr. James r.
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shoald auid acquaintance be forgot
And bfDught 10 min
should aula scqasinianes be forgot,
Aud days " AUD laag syae.H
The ela ending June
class ending june, 1885, s0yh
year ending Jane, lsJ aud Freshman te
ending June, 1850, hereby requested
Washington D. ca BY the td Of March, A. ~ eI She aiesi.
brighten The links OF The chain OF love aud endho which
tide entirely exchange onee ahfe ia their
lives geeihs and ay, and laneht the unlry fate
some OF their nsos promising compeers.
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held on he rs Mondy In september "A. d. 1855 al the Uled
States 3oe chssnut Fourth and Fifth
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la tbs ne those whom This addressed w BE-
enough furnish The ofthe connso BY mail with
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Of Trenton N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
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No. 3d. .. a..
NOTICE or the location OF the two land offices
the Office OF tiie surveyor general in iSansas and
Nebraska Territories. ... ..a -..... ..ua ..H
Re KNOWN that in Of Ihe 18th section the act
22d Juy 1854 creating land Offices
Territories hansas and NofaA of The first section of
act establishing Tie Office If for said Terri
the office for the OAAHA has been located
OMAHA CITY, the seat Of Nebraska Terto
the since for the PAwHEE the
ERAL at LE CoaPToK" the OF Kansas
. sI. .
Given under my hand, city Washington, twenty
sixth day of November, A u. 1855.
BY order Of the President:
...r. ....... w.. ...s.... THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissions of the General Land Office
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justices Of the District Columbia; aud will also
paratcn aud trial of suits
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ties having claims before Congress either
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