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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-08
Sands SarSaparilla.
The Great American Remedy
For Purifying the Blood.
WILL DE FOUND
4 CERTAIN CURE

n CERTAIN GU IKE
Scrofnla, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, Erysipelas, Pimples, Bilcs,
Mercurial Diseases, Liver Com
plant, Cutaneous Eruptions,
Stubborn Ulcers, Loss of
Appetite, General De-
bility, &c.
AS AN Alternative AND RESovArISG AGENT, 1T IS
CNEQrALLED!!!
A plentiful supply of pure blood is as essential
to animal life light heat, and genial showers are
to the vegetable kingdom. When the proper cir
ruiHrion OF inc vital ilni1 is impcded, sickness Is
the inevitable consequence, the sccretions become
unhealthy the liver becomes cloggcd with impure
bile. which forccu into the system, vitates and in
flames the blood. cngcndcrng scrofula and cutanc-
GUS and hillary disorders. The experience of six
teen years has fully established the high rcputa-
ton of this invaluable medicine: its curative pow
ers have been thoroughly tested in long-standing
and obstinate cases, with such invariabe success
to call forth the most hattcring concentrations
from eminent physicians throughout the country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-08

*~*Thc hest purifier of the blood is Halls Sa:'
saparila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17


II, BY :, &C Ps ,r,. "'ss sssS
W ~ - grst pin o'es o. Freedom Which ~ N
Poh 2, ot.T isv'lFed b. the prHss
r1 ,5 add promoter OF ths cause q pi9S
n's.S.I M,opos well a. IN thc other ss unofnI ms
tns tbairtan OF the Comntt7e on Aulsm sho -,
ugo1 ~ So,sbs- aud s whose chr.crr iot 'slsJ
III 9 Ia shove rspro,ch wo rJoi,s not onV III w
.nd hut an the cstnty OF The reelection of sno,es
ble Of the people oil the i't N'
aSsss yssont,ons we're received and aioped win
nnbonpded enthu,asm. TIE resolutions lna1rsns .S
nmination Of Joha 0raronsux, esq, Tor m3meeF %
Assembly and the County nominations, were aso COR
daily iDdoIsed. ron T. n chi.
- IN a ynas.erly speech Of two honr5 followed Dy
brief Addresses from Mess Hanseon end Pang ,prn
sufficient evidence OF the entertainment whlch ,i
ttIeat uanif I'd by the people OF this section IN tne
cause Of Retublcabsm, miy be found in the ray tnN
lndng the l4teness OF the hour, a. an oorh-
nan, tbs meeog-room was Gro wJed 70 oyeril l~lD2.
the Wide.Awakes from Astoria and Ravenswood were
nres.nt In full force contributing mat 70 tne on
thusiasm Of the occasion. verify, old queens +" "u'
Skai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

BowDEN-On Monday Oct Is Samuel N. bo"den' aged %
~ IScd and 1el,ises Of the family respectfully Invited
"a at.erd his fnners from his lace residence No 81 0feen
which street this day (y, eseay) at 2 O'Clock p m
BOYD On Monday De-. Is james II. Boyd .-,,..
Fmersl al O'Clock Thusday, Eoni hs ie fesii'h''
No 30 Br ,sdway F,iends are invited 10 attend.
CoNGDoN-In ths city, Sunday night Oct T. bir' Mary
H., wife Of james z. Congdon
DIETZ-Ip this city, on Sunday Oct -, Wliars H. Diet1
The rcsye, and friends of the family respec fully Invited 70
Dietz West Forty third street he ween Moth ana tsn
avenues rth side Wednesday the l''h m'' a. ococA
Mcc0RMJCKI the City Of Brooklyn Oh Monday, Oct 15
Ada youngest daughter Of John H. aud Emene hcCo'mcN
aged II jean. -,
BUNLY-In this city, on Monday, oct ID NLSe' 'i' 's
81 years.
oD0NNELL-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Oct u, LIZZIE r.
Bulyelnll wife Of James ODonne In the ZoIh year ' e
age OF lingering illness.
sPARKs-On Tuesday Oct 10 OF hemouhage Of ihe ling
Amoret spaks OF Wismb1rgn aged % years. Ee1' o. '"e
hte Dsni,l Splks.
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
scOFIELD- On Monday morning Oct 10 EIsie s;onggp,
wiw oil the late Gideon scoaed Of Stanford Co Ssed ~
sHAWIn Philadelphia on Thursday Oct IL, Mcgee Dock
daughter Jacob Dock esq and WIFE Of George d. o@" u
aypFRi this ctr, suddenly Of cOnvuslons h2niay
moIepg Oct Is Harry Whit.o[e, only cld Of j. T. and
Tltn SNYDER aged years months and 10 days
VAN yLJET-on Friday Sep. 2s near Fremont Nebraska
Territory ETatas Van 'e; son oil John van net o. MACE
VAN WINKLE-At Litch6ed, Conn, Mondly Oct; Is,
Louisa daughter Of Edgar s. and Hannah . az "AAe Of
wEIGANT-n this CT y On Tuesdsy Oct G Louisa R9sina,
youpgest chilli Of Charles and Fredrka "egn' ased yen
The friends aud relatives Of e family eqae;ted 70 attend
Der funeral from the residence q 9er ghce' NO. 100 H1''
SUMPTION soph tho beloved wife of Charles Werss aged 70
years ard . mentha ...D, ,
WOLLEYAt Jsmeica Long Island on Sunday Oct H. fhsoe
A. wife Of Samuel +. Holley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Bark Florence tBr) Tove Bdzep1t ho'' 9'ss f0r'
Small Nas h. ssi 10 The city BY iean'o5 X Mspsy
BaIk John Jansrn Or Of BiverporD b.i R1f1soh pI
July 2 copper ore 20 o. g. Hsbson s bolni " Sss'' RUM
NJ
Big C.n J.spcr Machias days lumber % muster
scbr Peerless Doe Der pEda Oct T. na sst 20 ;o.Os
Firth. Oct. a. lie s. a. lon 80 o. spoke brg hsslt' ~
P'rtard o. Haysns; 18th erconnered heayy gaze 70 - 81
oains Which, While csTyng .s 70 resch on snQe sNZ
bboe ggrDug bead 4 oTenas' cut away the ioe.ofn'
eelpbia.
sehr CCepis, Beers Albany for Bo.ton
scst JOIN Y. ,ahoun Case, Ahsay lumber, for Boston
Sfhr Monterey, Smith, Proyidaucs2 diya
scor OLIVER sPeinan, speman, Albany, mJse. for Pr5v
sDc'.
sebz G. p Williams Rogers, virvi is2 days wood.
Scbh o. bBcklry Collins, Virgin a, pota.oes.
och !" Dasy Lyons, jacksonville days yellow pIe -
schr @anbasse Cole virginia day. ,bp timber w sber
wood ' - ~
scir Margaret, KnudseD, Richmond DAYS eo,,,oJc,s
Sebr On Ton Kruse, Wsshis gton dsy. rsSal .sces
10 X. NJ. Bisckuen. ~
schr Lion, Taylor Cope Hattrs days. single. % Benton
Bros.
Steamer Black Diamond, Nsldsyce PhiAdsD hia rnass "a
steamer New-London, Smith, NewLOndoo ul,s 70 T. ".
steamer Valley City Chapman Derby Conn, mis.. 70 c.
Steamer Taeony Ely Phnaielphis mdse. to L9ps Eis.
STEAMER ospsy Kenny Providence nnise. Isase Ola1
stesn-us Il. L. mabey , Bridgeport, having 10 tos Dr..
bark Fl0Ierce.
BELLOWS bigs.
Antwerp Lyman =; QUEEN Of the Fleet (Sr.L OlssoW
brig Mslde DAM, Goucesier schr Jaath' oP'fto ssi
others
WIND-Suusot s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

seemtp Huntsville Post. Savannah. ndse and Ia.s 20 a.
D. cromwell Co Friday, 2p M Is miles \. Frylng Pan
hh9e exc hanged SIGNALS with steamship Of Georgia sat.
ufiey 9o 3d. @ 10 nes ). W. Cape iatcus snsied Steam
sup nohs!neiy The huuts,ile experienced 81 ~ ~ T.
gtlea Tie entire Passage
sDailllp Columbia Berry Charleston md. and mas. o,
SpoHcId Tlo'ton Co. Tai e1p.Ieucsd yery be,t'v -
E9iess u Iatierss 10th sepocn Cius nln steerafe
pn.tngsr. digd n cbils and fever go
L. hichill6 son f'' ~
fcsnsf p Roanoke Couch Richmond AZ, u,l.s ,r ma. a.,
Ludiam q heirckeu. - F''A "
Ship Adele Ianov Classtn AutScrp ~ days. md., aud 3,
pas & W. p. Schmidt. Len fus.iag sept bJri,y an 7.
asge msrsp iruc'd h"tgy ales iom he vostwarl sept
- ~ 7YaI ION - ~ spoke hr BAH AIalntha oouua Ort
at & " lou ~ %, FPo&r hing s'hr DelNsyus. ~ Ma.
bel ed 81 pe. not mony hsi Ost = bat ~ 10 loa az M
passed BE- bss AIepsr, pqpS 18th. passed So .oht Alice
bouudb. -''N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

OgwReo Oct l6-6 mFLoCR advanced lJc sales ct 80 %
ses last night 5000 bush No. Chicago SPnng at III Joy
bush Winter Red Western ct = today hOV push. 20
Shiego sgpg n to a Nv s du at 20 co 5us
DO al 81 pa Il 900 bush Winter Red Western az % ~ sad
Pp;h Do at SSI4 s eE p sns aa o.
and other guDs quiet Canal BOATS very scice. %
firm IN an pPwgrd tsndscE SoS. M o. 5b Flour S1 500
bush Wheel 400 bush Barley 800 bash hys C'SAL En
POETS soc bbls Fogr S9lSo pms s1s Wheat O Ou'n 0oi'
BupPALO Oct Is p mtL0uR quiet aud steady sses 3. Nv
bbs At IS so for eEra W:onsn and nSii SoGSI 70
and Ohio IS 15d % for double extras WHEAT In aI DE,
msnd and market easier a. the close sales l. oV ou no
1hics,o surpg AZ al O0 81 ga $3.50 bush No
Chm ~ XII Pa II Is; 6ash white Michigan at = 3d.
Cor, closed weaker II 0 ousb at So 900 bush dam
WIZ dull at 2c Canal FREIGHTs unchanged Lake IN
PoRIs ebs Flour 23 600 bosh Whe ~ w push
bush Wheat IS 90 buih. Com. -.
CnIcAso, Oct l6-6 D. m-FLouR GIm; WEzAI doll .a,'
and eG4o for No. o In store OARS dl RECEIPTS 4 zoo
bbls 1890 bush Wheat ~ coD p S6 0G,n
Freshts unsettled. Sight EXchsuge on Ne"foEk% Y cent
CSSSy,rr Oct lsFLouR dull ct $50 s5 10 for superhne
" HyAT du CoRN doll. WhskY dull u l3sc. Provisions
quiet Money steady aud unchanged Sight Exchange
seIt 6-Corrov: sales to day Of 90 bales
steamers news caused greater fmnessj mdcmg a. O3@
bales sgsnst $500 the time Ia last year Receipts ea
an s wear 81 600 bales Stock all southern l les thar
Isl wear 70 900 bales SUGAR steady new, g. Zoe lo IAN Y
min air Mor.ssEs 80 64,o FL9r quiet at 5 sta %
for srpene in obls l4tc IoBAeco pneeseisler gu
sG9SA E or LINZ 1867 %f sight ExcaANGE on New
York per cent d0. per cent prem. FREIGHrs; Cotton
i'N 'ip'Bf.o SION WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT,
BosroS, fueqdsy, get 10 l.5 % -,
The following the fOOtns OF our Bank statement 0r "
apits III 200 Due other banks 80 40 %,
LOanasnd Discounts q ~ cSpo; G
Due from other bul, a,.o's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
80 ARRIVE
Passengers Arrived

Tq SeoAship AydJia at Hay for Me danes Otis,
Va gne Boote ana sister Piuge aud children Misses
TaEeon, Psrine and sister, Smith, Hunt Houston Bteser,
RchAfdon 1haeher, Gage Cutler Town Mason Lsmiesky
Mesis. Alexander, Adams, Ay Babbage, Brown, Btton,
brewer aoD Cooke' Cable aud family CotswOh Dup nt
aay pSIss1h DOg tSons'9e shnasy sha NY
family Ide and sdy Jaai; Hoiselargei Asmsk Cossan,
Mooe Mclean, Musktt William, March aud LADY, Mlsoi
and lady, bilor Msj0r McComb srl daughters Ncko-son
Nehols Ne han Niles, ParVs Perine, Porter Paul. Rode
Wald Rawdon, Robinson, smith Schulz ScheIe Stesu5 aud
lady Get, Sutton Speiry Shepherd stumbles Smeder
yer Schu phsu Lowd Nashbutu and lady, Wales aud
Walker.
In ,cir Peerless from Bernuda--w L. Penero military
sorekeeper) and w. Evans, A. Smith aud lady, Rev r.
Monsoyaie lady and children W. B. Masters ard chidren
Mas susan Recon Miss Maria Monby Mics Mitchell Mics
$. Jaek,on I'll 4 IN the eteeTage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
MARINE JOURNhL
PORT or NEW-YoRE.....oCr
Cleared.

stvsuslpfiorda. Crowel Savannah, L. Mtchlll Sou.
Hhlt-M A. Petneus, Bennett Liverpool, w. E!well
hep;nse Peabcdy Liverpool, c. H. Marihaii Co.
berks-Esgc Baker Cuecoa Foulk sons; Benz ia,ett,
Little, Rev Orlejni, N. N. Brigham.
bugs-Bele Wells, Pbiadepns, Yates, Porterfcd s Co ;
blJ Dsie (bI stephen 81 Johns r. DewOf Crescent,
bmfs - JohLs ~ r.. + |. Nevius Som Ellen Dane, Lin.
ae London a. Nendt Co Saxon (fr) Mccoy Antwerp,
p y HufloIt Coz H. 4. Fisher ke,lham Sc. Thomas W.
j. Chase ' 49,
schooners-O eau We've Flewelliug s. Johnr, A. b p l.
Ne'igs son; Haunah Loud Jacmol kunadt Co..; WIN
ue-nn OR p hgnt, st. kitts Mccall Filth tAOmas Bag-
~ c,olR,n liotisE, IL O. Donovan A. Willard, Laury
s"auel Delaware, Cannon, Philadelphia, F. Perkins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
MARRIED..

ALLEN-HowLAND In Bfooslyr on Tuesday De. Is BY
the Nev Fred Fasey, D. D. Uidcon Aisn IT, 20 H1o.a
dauy III Of WI iias ~ lSls3d, all Of Brooklyn
CUsHMAH COwLEs--At zi'n choreh, yaiir ayense By
the Rjg Rev Bishop llthrsie Tuesday Oc Is, br;h
bald Cusbman 70 Sarah daughter OF j. CoYle' esq all Of
The CITY Of New.Y0rk.
vyAIKEREDMOND-On Tuesday. Oct II, NJ the Church on
a.. Goix Trinity Brooklyn by toe Rev Chas Cleveland
Rse,oy fTDity Church Eat New. York. MN Aug Wsksr
Of w, odha Jennie l. second daughter oil D hoDet
Idmopd of G. press HDs Iona Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
Rfsasfrrs, &c.

s7 Tgov,s Oct 1.-The bsrk Ellen Morrison, Plat sailed Ter
Cacss on the 2gh u her disbursement for repairs ao neet
III steamer from Porto Rico arrived on the evening OF ne Sh
nil ard bougt the lforu atom thst Spanish ste 81 Pko
AL Ocena wa. ron around by the plot the hfoor OF to
Civ Of 81 Jhns thst doubtful whether they "ohe
be sblo 70 get her on. - =, " -. en-. c, o o,,
b,v hound 20 Liverpool spoken OF Cape Cod yessfoay al
eaby condition. ba ing ii feet OF water In neE noa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
Nv telegraph.

BOSTON OF l6.-Arr. steamers Wh.1ey, Parker S.vS-
u,b Ben Dtfol Howes Baltimore h. Spray2e, Mathew
Philadelphia - j, o.,
FOL Of wtter
SAVANNAH Oct i6-ghe q. 8. mail stsaa.s.i, A1slss,
rom New Yorh arrived here II 81 O'Clock this morning
NEW ORLEANS Oct l6AH. ships Sheridan, aud Sne ess,
Brist y JOS Holmes and Western Empire, Botoli Cl.ls
Morse and Eyis Owen, Bath JohsDisberg Hayre Creole "
NorL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

trivial matter a: the low gregory cei'o nm
srd Wstsr streets. hsot eusD''' -, N nine
b her drew knife and staoe'a ais 80. ro,,sn'a
ONE oss ,, or and portion of bis chin SEVERED
On, ~ ,,a s,res,ea Baker, whom he licked up. Ihe
Of tbe injured man were dressed a. the Station
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
YSOPsIs Or ~. BKRGER's tANK..
Rerqaf's OpDouetts

FoR TIE LOVE OF HUNAYIrY.-We understand
that meeting viii be held Tonight at Plymouth
Chorcb, Brooklyn, to compiets the redemption OF a
fair Washington slave girl. Some Members Of Con-
grees on the heel of the last session. began the work.
and the Hon. Charles II. Van Wyck, from the With
District in this Ssate became responsible for the re-
msinder of her ransom. Mr. Beechers congregation
expect to have the privilege of assisting him 10 his un
dertakiDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

rpyRlr, pRuN.-M essTs. Ward q hasP,i OF Nos
- ss Walden lana have received fro'n TIE m31o-
80 yobIe & Cooley Of Eas. Gsa' lvi 10 Mass,
t',r.;c,l srum inside ftsm waiV oak rsil, one Of
Ooo which were spit thirty yeS.-s ego by Abraham
-, cola sna John Haoss. ten rilss wet of D.cGar
- Macon County, III The work upon the drum was
1s,soruei BY Yr, Noble h'as,lf. How he mfnsgsd
q hon so egsot an i0' tum. nj from such ruds ma
teisI is marvel. To drum i, heavily N 1unt'd ia
,ilvr, and one siSe is very ine portrait OF ar'
Lioeon, famed in the same p'eciOus metal. ine
eo-6e are # havy silk thread twisted 80 az to sao"
tie nlionsl cOofs Tskea altogether, the insfrnnsn'
IL ere Il which the maker may well be proud oar
city Wiis.Aws Sss ought to secure it, 50 toat When
they % to We bngton the ith of March next they
nav Be sbl to celebrate the triumph of Free LABOR
aud inausr rate honest Old Abe the RsLsPt'er, 70
the strrriy Q notes of his Rail Drum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sur-Rses.6.l4 SEES ....s.... 5lT Noon-Risss. 1:O6
Sandy Hook ll2 Gov Iland... l02 ael-Cs Pas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Rr.L ESTATE. --Msfsrs. A. j. bleecker, son n Co..
ola ,ste.dsy the Merchants EIchanse TIE
Rrabvrt property" bonded BY Onehun'red sndfoTty'
b and ore bundled and City hith streets and The kings
Brse Road The lots knocked down At the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

BERGER's BILLIARDS The political and royal e&-
ciemeDts of the time nave of late somewhat diminished
the io,siest in the romantic billiards Of NJ Berger pu'
now that the public is assured OF the election Oh an
coin, and Al Edward has gone away, there may %
expected revival. The French master nightly De-
wil5srs the senses with the wonders OF his delicate
kill. BY the score Of the games played up to Monday
evening inclusive which is given bslo l. may DC
seen that but one game has gone against him haV"-
uash s, perhaps the most brilliant player In the eoun
try and that ~ Berger should have vsnturned TO dis
coun. him argues confidence which his tnamph IN a
sutssquent game, giving odds more than equal to
discount fully justfes. In all the games win ANA
teurs and some Of the most successful have tried ther
cuel, he has borne of the palm with ease lie ID
ready TO discount the game of any non-proiessi'nS
player.
But Berger is rot satisfied with small game. Mr
TENN of Cincinnati, the Champion Of the West, ar
rived in New-York last evening, and will be discounted
this afternoon or evening An exciting match Will d
certain and this will be the prelude to grand touna
ment Of the leading artists Of America. The arrange
ments viii be perfected Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

LIBE aALITY OF Tn PRINCE OF "ALis'-i
Prince appears to have dispersed presents WIN n-e'
al hS ID wherever he has gone IAe Fe'e'SDa.g wa,
Ezy5ess sa,s that the Superintendent ei me
az. FreSericbsburg Railroad, VIM n b'agg esq .
iss received magnificent breasp'n rom Tue fnac''
he pin represents the British snd American coiorS
crossed. aud is stabbed with diamonds. IL was con-
fsired upon Mr. Bragg in cOns ieraton oil his kia1 az
te1,ion and excellent management duIiog the re'eh
passage of the Prince TO and from Richmond O"P'
leonard ef this city was the IecpeEt Of costly goit
ns,eil ghe P,ioee presented 500 to the servants
tbs F;ftb.ayenue II tel when he left, on Monday HI
also gave Cap.. Faunce Of the revenue cutter harrie
lane splendid gold chrouometer aud left $500 to b
distributed among the crew Of that vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

MIR. K Haights collection of paintings, statuary,
and articles of ve1tu will be offered at auction on
Thursday and Friday evenings al the corner of Broad
way and Bond street. The furniture, which is OF rich
quality and elegant style, will be sold this morning.
she house corner Of Fifth avenue aud Fifteenth street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

PROBABLE WuE-NURDER.-Lsst evening OH YER
Elder Of tie Sixth Ward found woman namei Ann
Doxling seatei on a stoop, in Mulberry street. with
had wound in her head, from which blood flowed pro
f1sev Che vas taken to the station House, md a.
tended by Police Surgeon Waterman wac pronounced
wounds dlogeroue, and ordered her 70 Be sent 70
the Hospital Size stated TIA her hubbard had struck
- awe, tbe he'd with billet Of wood. l4s Decor
,,,, III ,piriou thas her skull vas fractured
Man srlBBTD Is EIsE DnffgRENr PL5oL'--i . 's'
,isb, q. a LIE hour, two msu, named William idt''n
I'd Jo,epb Bsk.y got into "a lssreaH'D a9'at s0IDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Thursday and Friday evenings al the corner of Broad
way and Bond street. The furniture, which is Of rich
quality and elegant STYLE will be sold this morning.
abe house of Fifth avenue aud Fifteenth street
the Nav HoAEoPATHIc COLLEeE.-The following
s list Of the managers Of this institution, the inaag
zlration Of which we noted yesterday:
President Daniel f. Tiemsnn yi,ePresdent, Benjamin f
Pin lIeyi secIotary Jane, F. Hall TeOsur Horace II
Ia RecoTder Saith Francis A Hall Fred Aud'OD.
The Faculty appointed by the Board Of Managers is
composed of the following Professors;
B %slG os iS d. su'f P Dsi Pflso
icne DR. Frankin sv Hunt Clinical MedlciDei Dr. Kir
5s f s. f. saiSs u hnony Dr. James
Dema ns,rstor of Anstl my
The regular Of this Institution commenced ~
the College yesterds. morning
The Burton Book G, 10 has reached Costumes in
which the collection very rich. For the Last two
days gazette" "Clt ssies,' and History OF the
Stage have been on the taps, aud soid generally 10
secondhand dealers at To- prices Inc pest hgures
we Q s. IS for Anaereol = IS ~ Tor ApPan' Dlach
letter; e. SO for Ciceros Tuscuan Questions, black
letter. 81 63 for old En 'ish Lazy - 10 ior oNa
old copy; $40 30 for folio irgl Pans IOll g %
for black letter English En- i'd translated by Phaer
and Thyme, 1920; s. for ertal's History oil tue
Knight: Of Malta 1928 So ~ TO- book of autographs
containing a Grim. CON trial an Mira. Piozzis Love
Letters A manuscript work by j. ldge Furmaa' oeng
history Of lheaters in the United lates vois no.
went of fer 81 90 The theatrical roiesson seen 70
take no interest in the ae thus far Vne great onaAs'
pere collection will be reached about a1u'oay'
REoIsTRATIoN OF MIGRATORY VoTE ts'-Aes'sIua!
the Registrars appointed by the Beard ouPerVS'S'
for the purpose OF revising the poll Lists '1'' yei
met in the various Election Districts th oognou' inc
city, as Published in yesterdays Im0UNE o ,a!s
necessary for only such as have removed OH 49, ~"
districts 20 call upon the Registrars, the bus
fC the city by these gentlemen yesterday was
ally quist An average perhaps Of twenty. ~ s III
gra.cTy voters in each district down town Gale upon
the Registrar. At some places the Registrar aD
iourned fr one day at Others they adjourned fn 'e
OF Fix kouEa ia the middle Of the day. -.
As general rule tie Offices were kept open III "
& ON 70 O'Clock D. M, in ORDER 70 give laJJI an
busr e5s men chance 70 call and transact the preint
nary business that win allow them 10 do their duty
Tor the 0uHty attic ensuing elections. The Rgstrars
Ioet generally in rooms Of saloons aod taverns
There was 10 detailed report received at Police Head
quarters last night.
PRobABLE WuE-NURDER.-Lsst evening Offer
Elder Of tie Sixth Ward found woman nanei AGn
Dovling seatei on a stoop, IN Mulberry street. with
rad wound In her head, from which blood ioYed pro
1Iv sbe was taken TO the station House, ind a.
,erdtd by Police Surgeon Waterman, wac pronounced
!, - ,,,r6s d7ooerous and ordered Ter % BE- sent 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23

THE New TARIFF BnL.-We have already
printed some account of the changes in the
customs duties which are foreshadowed in the
bill reported in the House from the Ways and
Means Committee, and we gave further parti-
culars of the measure before. At the same
time we only assert fact familiar to all who
are acquainted with the machinery of politics.
when we say that this bill is only dodge of
the republican leaders to make capital for the
Presidential campaign. The increase in the
iron impost is intended as sop to the Penn
sylvanian interest, and the movement generally
is gotten up solely for the purpose Of helping
the black republicans in the North. They do
not expect the bill to pass; probably they will
make no very strenuous efforts to bring about
such contamination. Just before every Pre-.
sidential election we always have little
sugar for the iron founders, and bon bon or
two for the Northern manufacturers. The
new tariff act is little bit Of Papa Sherman's
confectionery, and is intended as persuader to
all good little boys to come to the republican
After the election the children
will find themselves cheated out of their can
dy, and the tariff will remain untouched till
next Presidential election, when the farce will
Be play ed over again with new cast