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KANSAS.
THE VOTE on THE CONsTITUTION-THE
CANVASS.

CANVASS.
From Our Own Correspondent.
TOPEKA, X. T., Nov. A, 1859.
The official count of the vote on the Wyandot
Constitution makes an aggregate of 1851 votes,
six countes-namely Marshall, Washington, Dick
inson, Chase, Ely, Davies, and Woodson-io hear
from. The vote stands:
For the Constitution. ................-i0 ~
Against the Constitution. 3,o5o
The vote of the counties to hear from VIII swell
the majority for the Constitution. and make II over
5,00o.
have heard that Secretary Walsh remarked that
be had heard from reliGNe gentleman at Pixies
Peak that large vote of many thousands was poled
against the Constitution there-enough to Kill II.
This is rather apocryphal. He qualified 1t by add
ing that if the gentleman who had sent the lntelh'
penee had indeed done 40 he thinks he would have
sent the returns. l think 80, too II Il notorious
that no vote was polled there the Constitution.
They bad no wish TO do So and no right 10 DO 10, Us
the limits of the State does not include them.
An active Republican canvass is now being made
for MIR. Parrot and for the State ticket. In spite
Of al that has been said, Dir. PARROTS vote VIII
fall far behind that on the Constitution. l think
the vote pollcd altogether viii be heavier, perhaps
from ~ 600 TO 49, 600. There Is no doubt but an
efJoyi viii be- made to bring in bogus returns from
the Pixies Peak region. To what extent this will
h. carried the future viii show. Nothing but avery
GROSS fraud can affect the Republican majority,
vbieb Mr. Parrot il sure to get IN this Territory.
do not believe that there VIII bo really any vote
on any Kansas Territorial question at the Gold Re
zion The people there have already electeds Ter
Titorjsl delegate Of their own, sud have shown
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DasHAwAr TEMPERANCE CLUB.-Ihis Assoct''on'
established under the management OF NJ orVils
Gardner, at the Fourth wald Coffee Rooms, NO. 20
New Bowsy, a few weeks since, already numbers
several hundred members who have enrolled 'nei'
names TO the pledge. The work thus un"e''sne"
promises the most favorable results toward
many young men from drunkards grave regular
Temperance Meeting, Opsn to ali, viii be heo a. Tue
rooms above mentioned ths evening. Interesting
speakers viii be present 70 address the meeting.
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PEOPLES PARTY NosIsarIos.-A meeting Of three
Delegates from eseh Ward was held at Hone. House
hs, evening, A. NJ. Binnger, Chairman, K. C.. George
and d. T. Heidelberg, Secretaries. All the Wards
were represented and tie following gentlemen were
unanimously nominated: For Mayor, Simeon Draper;
for Counsel 10 Corporation, Rufus y. Andrews, and
for Governor Of the Aims House, William Tucker.
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THE ELECTION.
FROM ALBANY.

AigASr. Frosy, Nov. IL, 1859.
The amended returns Of the election To noon putting
wes,ehes,er County at '26 majority for Jone>, makes
Ieayrnworth's majority ,eia.
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DTscpyT BY THE PoLicx.-Last night. about IL
o'clock, the police Of the Sixth Ward made decent
upon the alleged doordery house IN PARK street. kept
or six younV g;rls who lived in the place. The prison.
ers were an locked up in the Sixth We'd Station
Hog-A.
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GENESEE COUNTY-lComplete.l
ALB,sr, Sridsy, Nov. II, 1859.
La~nworhs majority ,31S.
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HERKIMER COUNnY.

epccisl Dispatch ,oThe TpSaus
LITTLE FALLS, Friday, Noss ID, ia1s.
You can safely put Herkner County al ,'So Tor the
Leayeaworth ticket, except skinner for CaIS CON-
missioner, who II GO ahead Of his ticket.
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Lsaac Besser, seaman, fell from the topgallans
Sreoas Of the bsrk j. A. Lee outward bound when IN The
Narrow and although the vesse osediatey Dove sose1
ead sreyy cxeyon made " ssvs him, he IVES sfewHe@
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XXXvIrH CONGRESS-
Fnsr SESSION OPENS MosDAT, DEc. ), 1873.
sENATE-sIxTY- MEMBERS.

3oaS G. BxscKIsnIpoE Of Kentucky. President .zoscSo
Republicans lin Ialics) "a; Democrats Din Romsn)
Americans Tn cAPTALs). Vacancies. Total
bsurs before each Senator'S denote the Yesr wheu
ll.ta rua axn4 res1
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Mrs. Fanny Kemble il a; the Revere House IN
Boston.
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10, Member. Of the xxxvth Congress.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MEMBERS
Republicans Romar) lIa Admnistron Democrats (ioliesJ
90 AntiLecompton Democrats tRoman spsoedb 9; South
.Isn,I ~ "A
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was as noisy as usual but the day passed of without any
startling disaster though the casualties from firearms and
fireworks quite numerous.
THE express bag which was sent by tho United
States Express Company from st. Louis for this city, in
the balloon Atlantic, reached this city with contents in
very good order. II was in Lake Ontario two or three
days, and found on the shore about miles from o.
wego.
S.-The Police Commissioners adopted series Of
utons presented by Mr. Uhoeher relation to tho en-
torccment OF the Sunday laws.
9-The three Collins steamships the Atlantic Baltic
and Adrfatc, were sold by Brown, Brothers Co. They
were purchased by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
and the Panama Railroad Company conformity.
n.-Whle the scavengers cleaning oat sink In
The Of 1913 and ITO Fast Thirty street. they
police soon after took charge Of the premises, until the
Coroner was notified. The limb placed In barrel
mencement Of Ct Francis Xavers College took place be-
lore numerous assembiage OF persons The corner
IN West Nineteenth street, Fifth avenue, laid,
With the jewish ceremonies usual such interesting
casions Ibis synagogue nieneei for the aecommoda
tsn OF the Portuguese kraelites of this city
l3-Bisbop Boone and family took their departure in
the Golden Rule for China together with the following
newly appointed missionaries and their fames,-ev.
Mr. Parker and wife, child and servant Rev. Mr. Yocum
and lady, Rev. Mr.. Thompson, Rev. Mr. Smith and wife,
| and Mi. Doyen, aymen) and Mrs Doyen The
Health Commissioners met and authorized the City In
specor to call upon the owners Of bone boiling establish
Inens TO abosh them forthwith, them outside
the city limits on pain Of having their boilers and
chimes removed to the Corporation yard The hottest
terrific thunder storm and deuge Of rain.
16-The steamship Vanderbilt left this port for South
ampon and Havre with 25l passengers and 81 1897 o76 in
specie and the City Of Baltimore, which sailed for Liver.
| pool, took out $40 passengers and 81 ,092,l6o.
SUNDAY 1.-Rev. DR.. Baird, who has travelled much
in Italy delivered an interesting lecture at the Lexington
avenue Baptist drch, on the Wadenses and the in
Italy.
ls-The Fifth company, National Guard, under the
command Of Capt Speight left this city in the steamer
kpckerbocker excursion 10 Albany "A detach.
meDt OF one hundred men Of the Hudson Brigade ~ j.,
General james 7 Hatfield
1pIudpe Woodruff. u the Superior Court, decided IN
the OF Caharine N. kosr,st Ea~n Forrest 70
grant VIC motion or change Of referee aso that tho de-
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the Scriptures OF the Bible Union, James Edmunds.
Secretary Of the American Bible Union for libel brought
in verdict Of s., 600 in favor Of the plaintiff
25-Among the passengers of packet ship Tonawanda,
which arrived OF this port from Liverpool was Mrs. Anna
McKenna, native Of Donegal Ireland aged ninety nine
years, with good teeth, sight and hearing She was co.
companed by her youngest son, aged sixty six years
Brtsh army which took place November Is, 1883,
celebrated in the usual manper by parade Of the
VIM. Hall commanding, in the absence Of Major Genera
sandford At an early hour in the morning the shipping
in the harbor the ferry boats the hotels the City Had
and indeed all the public buildings, had the national and
other flags flying to the breeze.
26.-A supposed murder was perpetrated in the even
ing on board the schooner John NJ Clayton lying in the
Fast river The subject Of u, being still alive when dis
covered able to relate the crcumsances and desR
as The wo sn
French agent Of the Treasury Department for the extern
sion Of the Capitol buildings, was arrested by Deputy
ington The trial Of Charles Moore, who charged
with killing Daniel s:ackpole, at Harlem, was concluded
two hours, rendered verdict Of not guilty.
SUNDAY, The Missionary Church Of st. Paul the Apos
service for the FIRST time this morning, when there
IRENE ndous rush Of Catholics from all parts Of the city
be present at the opening ceremonials
residence at Tarrytown Monday night received in
this city today. The announcement caused profound
sersatios, and Immediately flags were displayed at half
staff upon the pubic buildings, and such other
reaorted 70 as would express the feelings Of
Georges German French benevolent and Swiss societies
was held the Of tho German Savings Bank, in
Fourth avenue take steps towards perfectng an orga
nzaton to prevent tho swndling of emgras by emRrant
runners bogus ticket dealers, &c. . Tho Polish Demo-
cratic Society, composed Of resident Polanders, held
great gathering at Steuben House, 1903 Bowery to
memorate the outbreak ofhe Polish revolution the 2st
OF November, 1880.
3o-Between nine aud ten O'Clock A. NJ Gre broke
out In the extensive carpet mandatory Of A. T. s.
Higgins Co.. situate In Forty third street near the North
river The loss was estimated at between $40 900 and
&0C00-faly covered by insurance. Some Eve hundred
worsmcn were thrown Of employment
DECEMBER.
8.Tbe municipal election took place to day, and re-
suited In the choice OF Fernando Wood for Mayor Greene
Bronson for Corporation Counsel and James Lynch for
AIpshouse Governor. The Seventh regiment under
all day, hand for any emergency No very Sc
rious lights took place; IL rained all day.
s.-Aldermen Taylor, Dayton and Green OF the Brook
Ign Common Council, appointed TO confer with special
committee OF tho New York Common Council on tho I'M
porant subject of considering the best mode Of leasing
and regulating the ferries to Brooklyn met in the CITY
hail
e-Bctweeu tSu and eicyca O'Clock this morning . d.
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"a. H. 12K. 3PA SPIN
CO degrees. IS degrees. 81 degrees rs degrees.
oa the Court OF General Sessions Gerson Cohen was
found guilty of stealing 50 900 worth ewcry from Isaac
Hermann.
1.-The effect Of the war news by the Kangaroo and
Persia on commerce and financial affairs continued to be
13-Tfe Coun. Jcanaee, alias George Jones appeared
IN our law courts plaintiff against Sunday paper in
an action for libel.
14--About FIVE hundred Of The Mormons who arrived
here on Friday from Europe left for the Yves, by AT
bany and the Michigan Central Railroad . Charles
Hllsborcugh, gentleman residing at the Union Plaza
Hotel, made complaint Of libel against Captain John s.
Snasncey, United states Navy, who lately commanded
tne irigate Niagara on her voyage Liberia with the
slaves taken from the brig Echo.
SUNDAY 10 The British zach. ST. Ursula OF the ROYAL
Yacht Club squadron, owned by Mr. Tenrei OF Glasgow
and commanded by Captain Cirne arrived at this port
16-Thc Seventh regimcnl( National Guard), Colonel
Abram Duyee, went TO the Fashion Course Long Island
for field day.. AT the Metropolitan Hotel Mr. Ha ket,
commenced an engagement, playing FastaG In the
"Werry Wives OF Windsor" part which he has made
peculiarly bis own.
17..Iudge Allen refused to grant motion for man
danus to compel the Comptroller pay the salarcs of
City Inspector Morton and his deputies and declared the
office under the provisions Of the city charter
plicabe the case whereupon Mayor Temann took DOS
session Of the City Inspectors Office and effects.
lS.--Tbe great double team trottng match between
Ethan Allen and mate and the Bashaw geding Lantern
and mate, came off the Union Course and resulted
In favor OF Ethan Alien, who the second, third and
fifth heats.he first and fourth dead heats. The
time made was 2241s-227 1k-24o-2:36.2:35
lex Police Commissioners Nye and Ward partook Of
complimentary dinner, rendered them by members OF
the Police Department, at the Aston House The New
York Light Guard, Captain j. r Garland accompanied by
Dodworhs band and drum corps left this city yesterday
noon for Reading Pa 10 be present At lhe opening Of the
East Penney vania Railroad.
20--The Police Commissioners appointed Mr. Amos Pills.
bury now Warden Of Wards Island, General superin
endeDt Of the police force, in place Of Mr. Tallmadec
H.-lne steamship Ocean Queen, vi the Vanderbilt
hle left ths Port for Southampton On her ayst 9oags
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SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE.
INTERESTING FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The United States Schooner Fennimore Coo
per Discovers Valuable Guano Isinnd-
Account OF Her Cr,sise-Items OF Interest
from Honolulu. &C., sc.
Iptels ence has received from the United States
schooner Fenimore Cooper, Lieut. John NJ Brooke COM
mandipg now engaged in surveying the route between
San Francisco China and Japan at Honolulu, Feb 9,
1863
The schooner had Just returned after fortunate
10 the Invest having visited and determined the posi-
sons OF the following islands, reefs and shoas-Brd,
Necker, Garoner and Laysan islands, Marc Reef and
French Frgates shoa and sailed the assigned posi-
tus of several Islands and reef which found not
10 exist.
Lieut.. Brooke landed on French Frigates Shoal, and
found epost Of guano the existence Of which was be
fore unknown, ana Immediately took possession oil the
hiand the Of the United States in acccrd.ace
with The act of Congress OF August Is, 1856. Specimens
OF the guano taken 10 Honolulu for analysis, and
found 10 be better than that of JARVIS Island.
The Official report by Lieut. Brooke Of these explora
tons mas been forwarded 70 the Navy
Depar ,lneni ami will probably soon be made public
The mpoI lance OF this survey TO the commercial and
agricultural interests Of the country cannot be too highly
estimated
We advices from the Sandwich Islands, dated at
Honolulu the l2th of FEBRUARY An eruption Of the
Volcano Of Mannalca, Island OF Hawaii, noticed at
wAmea on Sunday afternoon, 23d Of January During
tbe night the IRE appeared running to the norh but
the following day mad changed It's course and was
pmg westward to sards kona with apparently several
OF ire. Gustav ReineTs, ESQ., having returned
from Europe resumed his functions Consul Of his Ma
iesty the King Of Prussia al Honolulu. Hon. Mr. Wyle
had transmitted 10 the Legislature copy OF despatch
IRON the Honorable Comm soDer OF The United states in
which he demonstrates inconpatbty of tSed duty
Per gallon spirits the provisions of The treaty with
tDe United States and ad vorem duty The Kin
the careful consideration OF members
The King birthday duly celebrated, and large mum
Der eli young children presented elegant gilt TO the
young prince The following deaths were reported in
Honolulu Jan. "a, Alfred Mckoy, native OF Boston,
aged y years. Jan q (. l.. Walker native Of Bsto
4. l., aged 20 years.
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rCovrr,,rn FROM rBgr PAsEl

- ,,horo niace the utmost cvafdence-that Fargo
sured him he had taken out an ounce GER day from ms
ha, To con pce my nsoDe he went down on The bar
ana manned out hve cents. .h3 bar AZ mentioned IN
70, mer letter mile above Sumas village ana about
,venty miles Langley Fargo not working at
se time the river having gone down and left his wheel
With he raising water TO suicc with, high and
dry not the slightest doubt that all the bars be.
tween and Fort HOPE will pay Tor working hherto they
have prosp eced. The bars between here aud
Fort Hope, above paying about the same as last
accounts Enory's and American bars yielding the
richest Of any; tnere they working back into ne
beuches, which pay as well "a the bars.
The liz nearly at It's lowest stage, and the cur
rent not near swift at high wafer ABOVE mar. 70
sou RIVER 's very shallow, not more thAn ''oe ''
water at one place.
Much tement had been occasoned q. Victoria among
the o,zens Of the United States by inc no
permitting q public salute To be given ny tne American
residents the 22d February, in honor N the hn'er
Dates from Victoria are 10 Feb. "a. The news from
the rs very encouraging CHARACTER anu con
siderg the very small number oi miners al work, the
must be regarded large There are not any
more than six hundred miners AT work on tne fraser
river, and many companies are averaging sio per oay
per man In space OF forth eht the yield was up
wards OF so coo ounces aud the total shipments to san
FRANCISCO by the Pacific aud Nortaerner were
INV ards of 90 000 OF which s45 GOO were shipped by
@es, Fargo Go. Present accounts from tue upper
Fraser country represent that region as being highly
RuIerous, the gold beng of ooa'fe quality rhere IS
no doubt after large body OF miners shall have con
gregaed te ground during the ensuing summer, the
yieo OF gold Will be something considerable Tue Fraser
iwer mpes resemble those OF California IN presenting an
eaua dstrbeon of goid and in this respect they differ
materially from most OF the Australian mines, whee Tue
yiea is very prolific but is conaned 10 particular spots
snd consequently, where mining partakes very much Of
the character Of lottery.
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE.
The following statement OF the exports OF treasure
Srom San Francisco in February
E.h l. pono,uu per Adelaide 1904 G.
Feb New York per j L. Stephens. 80. 1,2ST 977 q
Eeb. 5--Eng.and, per j. l.. stephens. 32s,2ss 81
Eeb b-New Orleans per j. L. Stephens $4,000 VI
Feb b-papama per j. |. Stephens - 1880 o.
Ven 1s-Houg Kong Der Mary Whlridge.. $50 o.
E.b la-New YORK per Go den Age... 9l6177 4
Eeh IaNew Otl-aus per Golden Age 350 OK
Feb l9-Epg land per Golden Age. l15,3SZ q
Feb l9- Panama, per Colleen Age......... 10 900 ot
Feb ai-Houe Kong per Sea Serpent - l70257 q
Total for February ,............SS,O 42 500 IL
Exported in January 3,7S6,Sl9 0t
Total for this year 81, 9,6ss 10
same time last year.................7 1885 PA 90
Falling off this year ........... 81 ,20s ,526 20
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1lsCELlA.AHEOces

s,rFlCIlI. psAwINa or TIE .,,,or,,.
l D'spsLrA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA.
GLASS -.
AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY AANeh ~ i''''
WOOD. EDDY co. NsNAaFRs.
SUCCESSORS TO SAMUEL swAS y CO.
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Rs1saN or N MP VII, CbE daSSRy
T Ss1Aks E s.s OF OF % %b S SaEsky
A CERTAIN kkMEDY
4 4 SShfsIs REMEDY ssSsDS
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S$ SSSHs' SSLps 1sS iISEESssz4:
WIssTAh,s B.Ls.M
wisTAks ssLs.M
ss $s s sa$ Ess sts
CURES HoAssENsss, sokE lHhos # and IRRITATioN
BAisAM os Wi.p 1 CHEEKY
S SsIsss q % %IS S#sssy
ARRESTS FsI rakysSTs AND 29sEs s G3NsgMpTIoN
s s .sD kss
AhhLs1s, fRnVEhTs AND CURES CONSUMPTION,
s ssoSoh1Tis,
HHssTTHhssa s,
AFFECTIONS OF THE IHhoAT, Lu sG5 AND CHEST
AffhciioSs u Tbs TiiE0ST, LUSos AND CHEST
CuhED, and trat s.EsriLY, BY
wIsTss's sAisAm OF M!i-p GaERsY.
sEwARs 81 c6 OF siaf ELS "i''
ssSARE S Sg SS SSsissEttifs:
1hs ONLY GEsulss
TIE o oSi.Y S SESsiss
oe ar U Rppe Of esc % s as h ns Is
the per the written s.x nature of
l. BUTTS
L. BUTTS
1. hUITs
To purchase any other wasted and health IN
ured cell other Ia fraud which vender a
| Bile 70 criminal prosecution.
For sale in New York by
A. q. 4 ID. SANDS 4 co.
. - BARNES PARK,
| - GcKEssON 4 ROBBINS.
HARRAL RisLEy & KITCHEN,
- +. C. WELLS 4 CO.
HICKMAN a CO.,
and others, as well by dealers and agents
EVERYWHERE.
EvEKYWHEHE
EVERYWHERE
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iRoN GARDEN ORNAMENTS.
JAMES BEEBE L CO..
$50 Broadway N y,
IN addition 10 hei variety are constantly producing
articles Of adonment for gardens, ws court yards and
public parks
FOUNTAINS from 925 to g 500
VASES.
Over 30 different patterns and sze5 from 81 10 800,
sE1GtES AND CHAIRS Of all the various patterna
LIONS
Colossal life and In miniature standing and renosinu
DkEh-Jhree different patterns
DUGs-Elev different patterna
WILD BOARS FOXES, EAGLES, LAMPS DC.
Illustrated catalogues sent by mail.
JAMES, BEEBE co,
3b6 Broadway, N. Y.
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THE TURF.

TINNN COURSE L. TROrTING-THE PUHSEs
aDd stakes announced 70 come Oh on ibis course wi
close April ], Al r. M 1t tho Dexter Honse AS broome
so eet For particulars, the spirit Of the Times.
SHAW WHITE, ProprietorR
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aoARDINo AND LODUxN1a.

TyouSrpy BOARD Ar LEROY HOOsE. NEW RO-
u grsunis spacious norsss
With New YORK. isishlesn mile dsanp ny railroad and
s'stos, almost hourly Refers b per%'snr 10. aon
Company IS PINE street, and James g. Aspinwai hsq' oo
Wilisu street.
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LNURElSHED ROOMS IN BROOKLYN, TO LET-rHGy
CONT tahy furnished aud have nmo atons tor
ling for y small family will b. let without board 10 p
house. 81 icks street. Fulton, lew minutes walk
rom ultnue
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ENOE sALE-A RAY HORSE, SIGHT OR NINE YEARS
/ old round tnd otter; also Light road wagon
prce $40 $780, little used mace, warranted. Apply
at 1862 Varick street.
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UNOE SAIF-A DARK BROWN WARE SEVEN YEARS
old lJ bands pipb traveller sound and gentle aud
vi tand without ting suitable Tor family eAprees any
other business Harry A. SIMS.
Corner 0f suffolk and Dsiancsy streets
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C,0R sALE--A LIGHT ND STYLISH TwO.SEATED
ocsawsv seats shiticr and or with pole and
shafts IL btt rider Also
made 10 order in rober Dan be D. s. AR
VS' Madison stables of hty ninth and Broad
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L,OR s sLE-THREE LIGHT, VERy AST AND STYLISH
horses between SIX and eight years old h0rse
lf1s high DID carriage
wagon Apply st the butcher shop Fourth and
Bloomfield Hstoken
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FURNIsHED HOUSE wANrED-BY A PRIVATE
n family In good neign5orhood None need this
sdver wt0 obtain bit.nt
stating ana locality A., box az Post
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LNOR SALE--A FANCY Matched GRAY team OF
five and six old stsllsh suitable for
IA carriage, grand saddle mare bay Morgan
no ot his me Ia three eight old and
perfectly kind splendid coupe horse l61s
bands high sb driver snld
be 1t The Merchants OF
wa ind Twenty 81
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NENTLEMFN DESIRING PARTIAL BOARD MAY ne
VI suited IS Hammond street All the modern Improve
msnts No moving ct May.
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nor ShLE--A PURE FLOODED MORGAN ST ALIIOy.
six OLE, sound ard kind good under sdde and In
harness. and stylish bn also pair of black
ponies at TsRSALs, of Thirty ninth
SIKH
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GES
"A uemsn be accommodated with neatly fnrnisas
mont room aud ledroom the third oor by a,pyh At
81 MARI place, Eghb street on.e FURNISHED WIN mo
dern improvements Dinner at ferois moi.r
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NIEw VEIN AND LAGER BIER
~ SALOON
REPATRIATION, 6H BROADWAY.
CHARLES PFAFF having removed from ct tn
ocgs leave 10 thank his friends the public gensray
fsvors and respectfully CoIci continuance OF
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WILLIAM TAYLOR HAS RECEIVED FROM CHARLES
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