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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

The President announced as the ist speaker sas
Hon. joins NckIoS, who was receives Win io's
cheers.
Mr. MoKEoS addressed the meeting ss follows:
SPEECH or TIE HON. JOAN Macon.
FELLOW. CIIIzESs: After this magnificent spectsc
tc.right who can doubt tie cause 10 "n
We are q eng sged (Cres Of Meme y and cheefaI'
come to commune with you, my feiio~'ctzsns, uPs
the present position Of public eaa'rs IN the Cay
New York. Whatever differences We may have b.
in p,ldica teLtimen.s and in relation TO the City GOV
.Iuept. we are here united Cor the revelation Of poS
cal affairs, as they stand at the present tune u -
CITY Of New York.
A VolcE-Tbst sour Dc IKE Democracy
Mr. McKEoN lresumii For the first time n tss
history Of the City of New York. We have ensfsa
which IL int nded 70 separate all other intaesn
those Of the city 10 its election, and Il 10 inssIo'
at the DE .embtr election, an issue shall % an
tw cen good government and bad eoyefrmssA 80
assYe that the peTsops with whom we are o. sels
in 7. laton 10 the position Of al airs 10 this city, ss.%
that the struggle Is one fr municipal rights. ~
that issue. Ii is an issue for Tue PERSONA ~
ard for the protection Of the property soa ~.
of every msn in this city. [Cheers. The qnesao. -
mr. cips rights wss settled 90 far as New-f@k ~
couceiied by The election which has just pe~es
Legislature at Albany can alone cousct Snrs
wrongs have been committed sgsiDst the cy o. .s
Yok and We ae cow 10 determine whetna Sss
charge the cove rnors at the present time, 20 a. -
man may t d ont whether il Is possiele OF nv "a Il
deem this city nom The political thraiaoa' 70. ros
lie Low placed. Cheers. Let ne asA w.
what is our situation
yoIoR-We have Get Of thieves 70 ru, s. RAT 70
Mr. McKEos-I he ar il said on the enc sas a.
are ruled BY set Of ,bitve. LET me ,SsiI Del
10 fact and LET YOU fod cpl hets by when .s.y ,ss
| be charscteiized In the DIET place, vh. vna bsvsa
the tTeren, time permanent debt Of so y. an 10
| you lave liz addition to thst inc " I'm ., saich
must be RAID By the hard working men u 's I'D d.
sity. iCriss az "Ttats sol lis no. 70 , y OF
u. rich raw the taxes. Every taxation co"I fsse
isboy. Cries Of "Hesr, bear, and coes a. impssa
| 10 DO eosos a,Dg the fa9ts, hss hp@ Wv
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MARINE DIsAsTERS-THE ICE.

DEF ROT, Tuesday, Nov. -, 1851.
The propeller OgdeLsburgh arrived here from Chi
csgo this afternoon reports that there Is much ice IN
the Straits of Mackinsc, aud that che experienced
great difficulty in forcing through {.
The schr. J,hn Martin Of Cleveland is ashore near
Prtsque Isle, and will be total loss. Her crew were
saved.
There ia another schooner lahore near tho 50 ne
place, name unknown. She will probably be tots
loss
There are as yet DO tdings Of the schr. Sesman,
which Il is believed has been lost on Lake SUPERIOR
with oil on board.
The river boats iun With difficulty. on account Of
the ice, ana navigation is considered about closed.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, Nov. -, 1851.
The sohocpeIs Col. Glover, Belle City and Heron
della are ashore near st. JOeephs.
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The steamship Vanderbilt, summary Of whose
advices we have received from Cape Race, brings
three days later intelligence from Europe. Toe
pressure in monetary affairs had created fcs fal
panic throughout England on the 10Th inst, which
wns increased by the refu,al of the Banks TO dis.
count. Butt the afternoon Government suspended
the Bark Charter Act, and authorized the Issue of
notes to any amount on approved securities. This
order, which was te'egraphed to all parts of the
kingdem, allayed the excitement, and ELECTED the
most exiravsgant manifestations ofjoy. Numerous
failures had taken place, some of them ofpportant
hou,es. Consos bad fuctuated considerably, but
closed at 394 TO S9i. Cotton had met with great
decline. The Bank Of France had raised its rate of
diicouut to 10 per cent.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
FROM WASHINGTON.
J pc ei.l Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. "a 1851.
. A dispatch has been received here from gentle
man intimately associated with Gov. Walker, cay
ing that up to the Goth he had reserved committing
him,elf regarding the aston Of the Constitutional
Convention in Kansas. The President will ap-
prove its proceedings fully. He will contend 10
the Message that the question Of Slavery has been
submitted fairly to the people, and that the present
mode is the only one for attaining its settlement.
The Message on this point is under elaboration,
but will be determined this week to the satisfaction
Of the Southern wing Of the Cabinet
The revenues at New York, which were two
thirds Of tie aggregate before the revulscn, nov
average One-half of all other places. TIE t.
cline at Boston and Philadelphia is relatively less,
while most Southern ports maintain their former
position, except New Orleans, which fell of aad
has reaty recovered. Collector Schell, who is here,
regards the estimates Of the duties at Nsx-York at
nearly three millions Per month after January, as
doubtful
The Treasury Department believes thst the ex-
perdtures can be restricted within fifty two millions
annually, less the cost of the Mormon nd Indian
wars. A large scbeme is on foot here to call on!
the militia from California, Oregon and Missouri,
spairs st the Mormons, with the view Of repeating
the Florida Treasury plumber.
The recent Nicaragua treaty amounts to nothing
more than repetition Of the principle Of that with
New Granada, leaving the like privileges open to
all ether nations. 1t does not directly touch the
Clay ton. Bulwer treaty though the practical effect
must reach it. The Transit Route will be kept
open if it is necessary to station naval force at
either end Of the Istbmus. The President has 50
determined.
Gov. Ipehsm of Connecticut is 10 supersede Mr..
Anderson as Commissioner Of Customs here soon
To the Associated Press
WssHIyGroS Tuesday Nov "a 1857.
Sr. Don Napoleon Esoaante and Sr. Don Luis 81 o.
limo we're TO day introduced to the President by the
secretary of State ana delivered their credentials
Fnvoys Extraordinary and Ministers Peppoteutiary
of the Republic of Costa Rca to the Government OF
| the Uni'ed Safes
The state of the Government FRANCES presents the
orly difficulty to the COZ summation OF the New York
Civ Post. Office proposition. This, however, may
| proball " soon be removed.
The Southern mail, from all points, as late o. due,
| has been received
Among those .aved from the wreck Of the Opelousss
| are q. W Bowers of New.loik and Capt Hill Of tue
AMY Fifty four Others were saved, together with
| he Iffeers and crew of the boat. Among fifteen
known te be lost are Gen. Hamilton Of South carolina
and A. j. VOORHEES, Of New'Jersey.
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ARREST OF THE ST. Louis SwISDLER.-Aa account
Will be found in aro.her part Of to days papsr from
or ,f the St. Louis journals. giving 40 account Of 80
extensive .wndls perpeua.ed in the CT of St Louis
BY the firm Of French & Hsd.dtn. Day before yes
terday Officers Widey ard MeDougal attached to the
Deputy Supsrintendents of6cs, spprehended Hadsdeu
a. a house in Seven etnh street. Late yesterday
afternoon the accused was taken before Justice f.n'
d,esu, VII, committed hin 70 await requisition from
the Gounor Of Missouri upon the Governor OF this
State. We leaned that abou. seventeen thousand
dollars worth Of tie property had been recovered In
this city
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81 defy them to cut their finger single crime, either
os oi If Which nc has been guilty Itnoe he has been

q" defy them to cut her hnger on spgle crime, either
moral po If which he hiss been guilty 'Hee ne nae been
your .MoVor" - .
lion Jorx RiLLY az the Hood Ratification Meefiae.
We think the people have pretty clear rernem'
brance of che crine-that of resisting the Police
Act by force, to which was added malicouay as
saultipe the officers of Court. That these were
crimes is the SOLEMN judgment Of the Court Of APP
peals, as declared by 10 less Democrat than Judge
Deuio. The cautious reservation Of the speaker,
"since he has been your Mayor" is simply cruel,
as is is direct reference to the Marvne fraud, and
other peccadllioes of the kind.
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TILE WEATHER.i

OsWEGo TSesday, Nov. II, I8J7.
The weather here is cold, and snow fell to the depth
Of two inches last night.
ALBANr, Tuesday Nov. y, 1857.
The weather here is moderate. Ice aud snow
slightly obstruct the Canal to the west OF Rochester
but ay a alton s unrestricted to that point Iaeeis
probability that beats will get through to Buffalo Tor
q week or ten days TO come. ,a--
BUFFALO, Tuesdsy, Nov. Il, 1871.
A heavy snow.ttorm, accompanied with very
severe south gale, commenced here this morning
ard continued through the day.
The Canal is rot Jet closed, but unless the weather
moderates there viii be DO further movement Oh boa's
fL0 u. here for the East.
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VESSELS FROZEN IN wELLAND CANAL.

ST. CATHAKlNE's, z. w, Tue Sday, NOV. Il.
The following are the names OF few of the vessels
frozen up in the Welard Canal;
Schooner. Lively Oneida Chief L. j. Lstbsm, Queen City
H.bry Hsze Lucy Blossom Geuee Douseman StsT OF Hope
Titan CsyUgs Carlton, Beard, jenny no. New York Wei
ston Harvest. 81 Paul Ocean Wsve Tartar. Lewis Wells
Chst GIswod ard Cubs propeLcrs Jefferson, Bay State
Lady CT the Lake and Colonist.
many others ale frozen in, whose names have not
yet been received here.
Tie weather has act IN very cold and there is now
no prospect Of rcsumpi ion Of navigation in the canal
tb;s seasor.
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ElRrHauAxE IN KIsTucKr.-A severe esrhqaHe
vas experienced q. Columbus. Ky, on the morning {"
tie l7!h iast. The shock was Of short da's0N
l.sirg orlJ two Or .trss see0uf'-TI It "s' o. Goa
s.dssstls PasI.
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r.. s SENATOR FROM ALABAMA.

AuGusIA, Ga, Nc ndas, Nov. %, 1857.
ON Saturday last the two branches Of the Iesi.ls.
ture of absma met in convention, and on the fast
ballot elected the Ilop G. c. Clay jr., to the Senate
Of the Tinted States for Elk years from the ith OF
March, 1859. when his rreeeI. term of Off % expires
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NAVIGATION OF ERIE CANAL CLosED.I

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Nov. III D m.
The thermom.,. at noon {, dsy marked - degrees
above. zero. Snow commenced falling shortly after
s.,ion ever since. heavy wind ia blowing from The
west
The Canal is frorsn over tight, and navigation II
this end If i il pended.
Our haItor il still open but Il & tgl o. bsoks, ,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

Inoubitatly the greatest meeting ever inclosed
within walls in this city was he'd last night at the
Academy Of Music, 10 rstify the nomination Of the
Peoples candidate for Mayor Datiel T. Teman.
Every perchiog place, every nook-hoe aud corner,
was stuffed with tome enthusiastic listener. There
must have been fan seven or eight >usaud in tbs
auditorium, one thousand On the stage, be'de an i'm
mer,e a.semb,age Of many thousands outside organ
izIg another m.etrg. Mr.. Havemeyex presided,
and was received with vast cheering. After the
resolutions were read BY Mr.. Dillon, MI McKeon
made the first speech, defining particularly the adj
ministraton aud private career of Fernando Wood,
adding his tribute of praise to Mr. Tiemann. Mr..
Daniel L sickles followed, HE chief argument being
that Mr.. Wood was not, but Mr.. Ticmann was, the
Democratic candidate Mr.. Erastus Brooks spoke
Of tho duties of all parties to c)me TO
the seicue aud detailed his Senatorial action
when he believed in the promises of Mf.
Weed ard was ready to trust him. a.
he was ready no longer. Mr. Vim. Henry Fry
then followed 10 a speech descriptive Of the Pc
culnr growth and phenomena of New York, and
the special qualities requi ed Of chief msgstrste
to govern such mighty metropolis; to this he
added biographical sketch Of Mayor Wood, and
presented tabular statement Of the high crimes
c. Dmtted in the city, which, under Wood were re-
ducirg it, if not arrested, to bstbansm. John
II. ALthpn followed, ard Chauncy Shsfer was the
closipe speaker The meeting outside ths Acade ny
was addressed by Oakley Hall, Arthur Ward, Geo.
W Blunt Robert d. Holmes, aud others. 1t WAS
Ia. khat .n.1 IA ka
Academy ard the speakers as successful. We
repeat, never, Dever has New-York witnessed so
magnificent demonstration, so heroic in texture,
so terrible to municipal eyildoers, so prescieat Of
generous refJrm.
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BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

BosToS, Tuesday, Nov: Il. 1871.
The following are the foosings OF our Bank stare
ment for The last week: ,.u,
Capital Stock.. 900 Due 20 other bsnh Sse
Loans and Discots. 5000 coo Depo.ts..... L2SS
Spscie....
Due I'm other Bis. ; st3 ef
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ELECTION IL DOVER. n Ii.

Down, \. H., Tue sdsy, Nov. ~, 1856.
At Cur municipal election today the Republicans
carried every ward, and elected ehelr osnddsts
Mayer by LOO majority.
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Netpqark DAILY Iribn,re.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER D, 1857.
TO ooRRsspoyDnsrs


eassses IN sending semsnoes frequently omit to
dos the Of the PostOnce. very frequently the
ef tse STATE TO which their paper Il to be sent Al
vays mention the name Of the Post O6es and stats.
- nsos be taken OF Anonymous Communications Whas
Intended for insertion must be uhentosed by
and address OF the wrteTnot necessarily for pabcs-
aen. bat guaranty Of his good faith
~, ssAnos undertake return rejected Communications
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COLLISION

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oct. -, lS7.
The steamer Eew-York from Boston has arrived
here ard reports a collision In Vineyard Souoo, on
sunday between the ste amer and the schooner r. l.
Fay. bound for Boston. Both vessels were damaged.
The schooner was towed into Holiness Hole for
repairs.
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BOSTON MAyORALTY NOMINATION.

Boston, tuesday Nov. "a, 1917:
Tie Hon. Samuel A. Eliot declines the nomination
for Mayor rendered him by the Citisens Convention
Charles Hall esq, Gather Of the National Bank,
was this evening nominated by tn, Citizens Convea
ton for MayOr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

To moyroS bsing set apart bs the Gorernor as
q Sey for Thanksgiving, zoe shall not issu, an
Ewsing Edition Of The TRIBUNE.
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Tie ,spOr. which the Superintendent of tho Cen-
ira PsIi yesterday made to the Commissioners. is
summary given in arother part OF this P'per lie
s,1t casaot be too highly commended Because
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DETENTION OF VESSELS IN WELLAND
CANAL,

OSwEeO, Tuesday, Nov. II. 1871.
large feet Of vessels bound - this port With car
goes Of wheat are detained by ice in the Weland
Canal. Navigation Of the eastward part of the cana
Il unipte Irupted.
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DONNELLY THE MURDERER.

TRENTON, n J., Tuesday, Nov. q 30.
Application has been made to the Chancellor for
wit Of error TO carry the murderer Donnelys case
before the Court of E,r,rs and Appeals. The appli-
cation was granted aud decision vii be rendered 10
q sR days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

Look ., tie figures sterDs YOU In the face You carried
th. csy st the lar cl,e b. orty Of 5000 the State
ticket. You carried youT cA BY meorty on tse local TICKET
y 600; aud that mAonty over al
coubnd optosti Ard thn there have been gentle
shores the Of pacPs-
ting bLf ard who have received the right OF natu
rAion Tsese 10 the ngmbts 81 over two thoussai
aodCd 10 your tTerstA
The 0; gan of our Irish adopted citizens is thus
irdorsed BY Mr.. Ccchrane. That paper says that
ninety pine hundredths Of the IIi,h votes will be
cast for Fernando Wood. Mr.. COchrane brings
forward a Reinforcement Of two thousand, natural.
lied since the November election, all Of whom will
vote fer bin. 1t was probably fox this tina! Fer
nando Wood took he oatbs aid studied the grips
and siens Of the Know Nothing order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

That the Democratic party, in the stricse't party
sense bod that they have q right to govern, tax
and plumber this city lie psinfully well known; it
fots up this year on the tax books esh. millions Of
dollars. But, familiar a. We are with the reckless.
ness Of that party, We were not prepared 70 "e
them openly declare their readiness to support a
devil incarn.te" Do the hore,', h,rdwofking
tsx-payirg Democrats Of this city indor'e such sen
tren'sl Mr.. Wood himfelf once declared to the
editor of The Comier and Enquirer that eren i he
committed murder in his orn family his party
rouid stand by him. Now q member OF Congress"
promises that were he derH inearnate he should
have the Undivided support of the party. Can the
people Of New-York approve zach a:rocious decla-
rstans7
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1877.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania Elves, 81 Reading
RAILROAD 26}; Morris Canal So Long Island Railroad,
aI Penpsyly snie Railroad, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

Tie Honorable John COchrane knows this not
to be the fact. He knows that erery man Of the
Cd Police was especially kept in office BY the new
law, and net one who d d not openly array himself
sgainAt the law was dismissed. lie knows, as d.
tie men Themselves to their cost, that Fernando
Wood is the cole cause Of their discharge. Such
untrue statements may DO fos small ward polit-
Clans but Member Of Congress ought to keep
some where within hailiDg distance Of the truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

Ptusndo Wood tue regular nominee Of Tsmnsny hs
Three cheers for Fernando Wood TsmmIny Hs4 t1e
~ Democracy alone Of the DsBocracy ~ the
City and C'unt Of New foi but she 10 the pot ca. Of
tie pocrscy e the Union this sht that ever oasns
bere-th vsa fame Of pue aud undefed hbery-s Eh,ch
the o the DsDocrtey Of the Daion Is fixed 10 Ias
ssersd place that psf after pilgrim Up from every
quarter Of this breed and TO paTske a 1t. prsfioa sad 20
participate in lis tn mphs And this prcni place s.sns osae
ee and her nonI sions It not for Irregular
iy diso der 10 eeI them These nave CON
eeIuEttd the rsmes Of ceIsn genilsmen amoos mess
10 the n Fernando Wood rHd rtre d,rt ~
earnd long in the judgment of the uPsht and inle
gpt DEMOCRACY q Tsmnny Hall vita opp'i'uliis, quI
Tying them 10 judge he has been proooncei 10 De worthy
stan dtId tssrr Of these pit Ciples-
Here stentoan voice beloved oct h,.e, man eoula
not be tbersr and the sentence left unt 1'sheo
hcfifodtioa Meeif1.
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frst set Of that POlct Commission YVES to cast out
DeDocIec police. The consequence of that
the arios followed, and fellows appointed police
who themselves required police look after them Demo
Of Office AID thrown the community
o. Of dearth and want"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

Try. Without ,ueh an effort We nay be defeated;
with II We are certain Of success. The meeting OF
last night a. the Academy of Music looks very much
a. il tie effort wtu'd be made.
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Proclamation,

ksssts sANPsoS Low. Son Co NJ. ~ INDICATE Ill., Lon
dsn authorized 10 receive subsch 2ors - The TRIBUNE
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The mails for Europs By the Royal Mail stc,me
Arabia, will olOte this morning ct lOl an.
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THE MAYoRALTY M0vEMA>NT'
THE PEOPLE AROUSED.
DANIEL r. TIEMASN ENDORSED.
AL PARTIES REPREs ENTEO
Speeches of Vim. T. Hayemeyer, John Mckeon,
Daniel Z. Sckles Erastus Brooks VIM. H.
Fry. John Il Anthem Chauncey Shafer,
A. 0akey Hall, RObt D. Holmes,
and others.
THE RESOLUTIONS.

The meeting last evening at the Academy Oh MI
,ic xss a monster gathering Of all classes OF our
citzeus, assembled to join in the general protest
,sain,t nis,ule. with its attendant corruption IN
or municipal affairs Tie call was signed by men
of al political parties but who hsd common y m
patby in a desire to fres tie city from the rule OF
thieves lottery shop., rum holes and ro"d's., and
the response was from men OF every poIinch
con p,t xiop and from mono more enthusiastic tnao
from The Democracy. Fully ten thousand people
were assembled within The spacious Academy, AMI
sf cen thousand outside tried 10 vain to force them
selye, within its walls. Failing in this, meeting
out,i:e was Organized, equalDg 10 numbers the
ratification meeting held on Friday last ia trent o.
III Merchants Exchange, when ten thousand mer'
Giants assembled to indorse the nominauon VI INC
Committee appointed st the peoples meeting.
A, O'clock the doors Of the Academy were opened,
ard in G, mix uss over hoassod persens MAD ssated
them selves in the parqust nearest 'he stae anu .a'
rush was 70 great that at twenty nues OF seven 'ne
rs,ouet. balcony and frs. and sec'1d circles were
filed and before o'c'sck Che spacious amphlthea'er
(which i'll alone sea. 800 pcrsous) was crowded
and ali tie available space within the building Tor
sittirx and stsrdirg except few feet In the front
nst Of the stage was occupied Even the 'ateTsnces
between the columns of adjoining private boxes were
msoc 70 contain each is man, and some Of them two
Several adies were observed in the private boxes.
Suspended above the stage was barnes containing
the following inscriptions ...
...... .......... '''''' .''.. ~
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
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- y = -
John Macy,
Daniel y. Archer.
Mortimer Brown,
VIM. u Murphy,
Philip Murtz,
George Everson,
John A. Stevens, j.,
Geo. W. Blunt,
VIM J syms,
w. 4. Worthen,
Robert n Fisid,
Thos. c smith,
Wyl,is blsckstoae.
John Dimon,
joan Kari,
Peter J. Bogsrt.
Joseph Tucker.
ID. L. Ross,
John Philips,
Thomas Way,
Geo. J Chri,tie,
severn ID. Houlton.
Cyrus Ramsay.
Augustus y. Dor,
George Starr. .
.. B. Datsbcs.
WIN. A Darling.
E3sss5 Ds,.oa.
virns N. Cornell,
Dswits c. Weeks.
Andrew b. Brfp tsrho1,
1'homss Benz sit,
Heory II. Hewlett.
william Csels atoo.
IssAo J Smith.
Oliver n. Lee,
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THE GREAT RUSH

Ror bargains ct DAEYs the celebrated China Glass Fix
tnres md Silver Ps,ea Ware dealers Nos 81 ana 65j Bosd
Us7 co1tt ves Why shou1tthi fbey otter the most
beard Of iIacsmsn be seen b. ookn: AZ the goods
IA their show windows, marked 10
PLA'S FIGURES.