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Married.

BorCE-wEIs-In Brooklyn, F.. D., on Thursday,
October rs at the residence OF the BRIDES father by the
Rev Dr. Callcott, Mr. WILLIAM Q. BoUcK, OF Schoharie
county nephew OF the late Governor VIM. Bouck, TO
Miss EMILY WELLS, daughter OF John B. Wells, Esq
HUnPhRxys-CospoS-0n Tuesday, October %, by the
Rev Edward Anthem, A. 81 JoHs HUMPHREYS 70 KATE e.
CONDOR, ali Of this city.
PrTERs-DK MorE AT West Hoboken, N. J., on
Wednesday, October "a by the Rev. B. G. Taylor, Mr..
JoHS L. PIERS Of s. Louis, Mo- TO Miss L. p DE- MOTIF
OF the former place.
RAYMoSp-MARcY.-At Orange, N. j., on Wednesday
October "a, by the Rev Edward Anthem, EDWARD A.
RAYMOND TO EMMA, daughter OF 4. Z Marcy, N. D.
acknowledgements In Bridgeport, on Wednesday
October "a at the residence OF the BRIDES father by the
Rev. DR.. Colt, JosBPH ToRRsY, Of Jersey City, 70
MATTE LouEx BuRRoucHs daughter OF George Burroughs
EsQ, OF the former place.
California papers please copy.
WAGKSKs-BuuKR AT Pierrepont Manor, Jefferson
county, New York, by the Rev. WilamIPnet, HuHKKT
VAN wAGEsKs, OF Brooklyn, 10 CoRsEA BUTLER, daugh
ter OF William Q. Pierrepont, Of the former place.
YArxs-Bo1woRrH Thursday, October rs, at the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev f. DunaI
Smith General CHARLES YATKs to JosHPHsE, daughter
Chief Justice Bosworth, all OF this city.
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nv, y attend the funeral from No 1856 Crosby ssrce
! "s rriday) afternoon. at two O'Clock -"sss'
AhAou in Brooklyn, on THURSDAY OctoSsS aS
after a a.. ~. severe illness JONI SrornsHA0ua ~
Al years, months AL Is d.ys
, e,an1 VIII take place this (sriday1 anernoou az
TWO O'Clock from his late residence 100 johnson street.
corner OF Prince bis friends ef ths
family are respectfully invited 70 attend
SEIns-On Wednesday, October a. OF cousumuttou
EIzABkI wife OF Francis Shields eldest laughter Al
Ezra Knan, aged 81 years Ana IL days.
The funeral viii take place al the First FreewI Ha0.
list church, In Twenty eighth sts eet between sixth ave-
and Broadway this Friday1 afternoon al half psss
one O'Clock Her remains will be A1terred N GreenwooA
Cemetery
Norwalk papers please copy
TURNER this city, ON tuesday, Lctober 81 aner =
long and severe iness, which she Dor with CnrsiAA
lorttude, REBEccA SrIrsor relict OF ~ lAms Turner
formerly Of Boston, Macs, aged 90 years, moo'as aas
The funeral viii take place from tho resAA acs Of her
son In law, VIM. Bordman liz Maodougal q rect u Z
Friday afternoon, a two O'Clock The friends on 10 nm
and those OF her sons, Henry w., Edward r., oAaes
Georse and Nathan F.sTurner, and her In law VIM
b BordmAn, and the members Of Amity Lodge No VI
r. A. are invited 10 attend the funeral without II 2.
Their notice.
- VAN ALsr.-on Wednesday October n, after 4 short
Illness M JACOB VAN AIsT In the 4sd year of hs aeo
me relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (Frday) aernooa 6
ria, Long Island.
WalH In Brooklyn, Thureday, October Is, IsAAs
WHITE, 10 the both year OF his age.
AFTER lies htful fever he sleeps well.u
The relatives and friends also the Fort Green Guard
are respectfully invited 70 attend funeral (Pn
uay) afternoon, three o'clock from the Sands street
church.
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beginning. 1t Is not impossible that ullman
may yet appear at the head Of affairs here, ris-
ing IKE bran new Phoenix from bis own
ashes. Muzio has very good troupe, called,
as . distinguishing term, the Italian Company,
and intends to give the metropolis taste Of
their quality after the election but whether at
the Academy or at some other theatre Ia not
known. Maretzek is like Henry ", busy with
his own plans and ready for anything that may
turn up, while Strakosch will continue his pro-
vinciA raid as long as 1t pays So we are, after
all, in maze about the Opera-no one can tell
how much we shall have this winter, or to whom
we shall be indebted for it. The whole state
Of the case may be summed up in the profound
remark of the colored philosopher, who DC
clared that the white man was very on
eartn." OF all white men, Opera managers and
artists are certainly the most "onsartin."
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Tn. Campaign I'm view York.

ROCHESTER,, Oct 25, 1850.
The republicans are stronger and more conodcnt here
than IN the lower central counties The Uolon move.
meat Is solicited TIE democrats ssl gala one member
o. Assembly Ey, republican, viii BE re- elected 10 Con.
gress BY large majority The democrats AMI al fusion
fsv are stirring A large meeting will be held 70 MIR
rov IN ALBION. This county may be &c, down As three
shogssnd for Llrcon
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Horrible Accident az q Pennsyi,ania
Cool Mine

, go 80. scHAsror, Pa, Oct rs, 1890
mornns ~ Port Griffith, between Pnuson and wikc-.
oarre, ~ ne fcnrsylvAna Coal Companys works
car containing t~eve miners started for The mine down
sope Of 500 fest whom about half vav the rope byote
and The car vas prccpitssei 10 the bottom Eisht mer
were insiantiy' killed. and tvo not erpscted Ia "a
ne others we're sAved By jumping nom he car
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Seventeen thcusand pounds Jour- cor meal and rosa
socs arrived to-day from Iluos and several teams from
che destitute pcyten OF Southern Kansas which were IN
waiting, were loaded and started for their destination
There hes previously arrived and been Distributed nom
ehb pcn ave hundred bueheH Of and twenty thon-
sAnd pounds Of four groceries potatoes &C., most OF
Which W. sen, 10 tne Necsho country,
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Personal InsslIfSeaee.

Chevaier Hulsemann, Austrian Minister 10 the United
States, Is stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
j. L. Severance and wife, OF Cleveland; Asa Hoey, OF
Louisiana; w Wilson, Of Pennsylvania, and A. Adams,
OF Rhode Island, are stopping at the Lafarge House.
Gen Joseph Lane, OF Oregon. Hon John Brodhead, OF
Philadelphia; Mrs ex President Tyler, Of Virginia. John
Ganson and family Of Buffalo; DR. James Johnston, Of
North Carolina ana A. Coe Of Waterbury, Conn,
stopping 81 the 81 Nicholas Hotel
The United States Consul, at Kingston, jamaica left
that port In the Avarado the Sd inst for New Orleans
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OnAHA, N. +, DOT. -, 100.
bold counterfeiter, representing himself e L. d.
Spsu!dng, passed upon Messrs Barrow. nnward Co.,
bankers Of this city the Goth inst 326 counter
felt ten dollar bills upon the Bank OF tho Interior Albany,
New York. for which he received their drafts on Gilman,
Son, & Co. New York. for 81 100, and e226. IL 10 sup
posed he has gone East The counterfeit wen executed
and calculated 10 deceive.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
tcriss.-WOOD EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DHrAvARs, Krsrucsr AND sIssouM STATE LOTTERIES.
DuAwAss-KxrRA CLAA SO, ocrossn Is. 1870.
o, %, IS, SIS, Is, l. 63, 2. so, 81, II, rs.
DuAvARK-CLAss $40, ocrossr rs, 1890
"a, l6, n, 4, 6, So A. 40. Go, Sc, IS, Sc, So, &C.
Circulars sent free OF charge By addressing eiher
WOOD. EDDY co wlmsgon, DelawMe.
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Naval InteIIiasmcs.

The United States store ship Release, Lieut. Command
Ing James Frsiley, sailed from Bston S the xediter
The Gath Instant We gave list Of her officers
yesterday.
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~ BhANDkETH6 vD0ETABLu UNlY6R8AL PILIS
~ LpnyhsI KNOW MOST uskD and Bk5I IN
DEksIoCD MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
The use cleanies the bowels all tumors or other
Obstruction Ia or out OF the OF the circulation prevents
Assesses and spopexes and sudden DEATHS colds
coughs asthma and safe aperent and
nnrtyaed anti bilious Pill Warranted purely vegetable and
innocent
Most priced WHARF moa known. Sold s Dr. Hrandreth's
principal Office 2s4 Canal street and
Also At No. Union square,
Price rs cents per box Directions in most languagea
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Suite At BRADys National Portrait Gallery Broad
and tenth street
TIE ONLY GALLERY IN TEE UNITED STATES
HOsORRD WITH SPECIAL NISIr BIZ 1t.k ROYAL
PARTY.
Photographs OF n. II. N. Prinse Of wales and Suite,
are view BHADY's Gallery Copies In erery
style OF he for sale. Gallery open from A. n I'll
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:, RIcHsoEr: 1c.s,esmship ysrhiewn.y ro--osd y y
Htevsnsnn, VIM hurley, " rcnat Mr~ ku,e Mrs WALTON
frpp nss Miller koss, h,Iess Pierce smith, Mn
Jane BALLARD q 1bomas l. kock N Hess " Bromyen
and lary, roley-And IS In The steer&re.
pErARrvREs.
sosro,x -ssesmsh,g De g Loom
lwooccncs. n Burr Mis- s~rsh A sie7 ~ 0urper
MA srsnt Niner, Horser p Espier. Msrss
Prosber ktrsnn vsughey, Miss Mary ThomvsDr
Mrs ta~rescs. hiS Blakesasy 3 0rxisr-Aoi n In Ne
aeeras
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NEWS from TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Southern Mem for Linc0In's Cabinet
senator Ivsrson's Views ON She SUBJ
tsct-Ths Secession Feeling NJ the South,
Sc, &c.
WASHINGTON, Oct rs, 1860.
The distinguished Southern statesman whom alluded
about TO accept the Department Of State under Lin
coin, is understood 10 be William G. Rves, OF Virginia
and rumor adds that John Reed, OF Philadelphia and
Mr.. Pettigrew, OF South Carolina, win become members
OF the Cabinet.
Senator Iversou OF Georgia, has published letter de
caring that any Southern who would accept Office
from republican President ought to be condemned and
ostracised by universal public sentiment, and that he
would vote sgainst the confirmation OF every Southern
nominee.
South Cardinals position s defined, and AlAbamas,
ny resolves Of their respective Legislatures adopted
Last winter The conventions to be called By the Cover
will probably decide that Lincon's election is
c0sus beti
The HsRALD's graphic descriptions Of the Union demon
strston admired by all parties here Let grand
show be followed by united work. and surely New York
may yet avert the storm OF revolution.
Governor Stevens has just returned from the West and
prouounees Kentucky to be perfectly for Breckln
ridge.
THE cnrnorI SURVEYING EXPEDITION
By the last arrival from the tnmus advcee have
received here from the Chriqui expedition Commodore
Euge Reports the Cairqu nArpor unequaed Tor all pur
poses OF commerce, well as for nava protection Dr.
Evans, the geoIogist, reports that he finds the
coal Of superior quality for steam purposes,
and the quantity is inexhsustible. There are
eight OF working thickness The topo
graphical surveys not fully completed, but has
been ascertained that railroad is entirely practicable
between the harbors through the canon discovered In
February last The Gohto, the Pacific, has not yet
been examined. Lieut.. LETTERS, who detailed for
that purpose has been delayed reaching there by the
absence of Commodore Montgomery from his POST.
RAILROAD GRANTS
Mr.. Wilson, Commissioner II the General Land Office,
today certified and submitted the Secretary OF the
Interior for approval list Of five hundred and sixty five
thousand acres Of land which Is applicable TO railroad
grants made TO the State Of Florida under the act OF Nay
1860.
APPOINTMENT.
George Houston has been appointed Second Leute-
GIANT In the Marine Corps
LIST INTO THE NAVAL AoApExY IN
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CristadOrs's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best in the world Wholesale AMI retail End the
privately applied. No. Aslor House.
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Triumph of Art.-CamsrOn's Invisible
Wigs and Toupe<s and invention. impos
sbe. le9 Fulton street. Brooklyn The trade supplied
reasonable lermaL
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stefnway d Soma Ovsrstrung Grand
ana square Pianos considered
are warranted for ave warerooms 81 and "a WAksr ST.
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~ Photographs, IN six Positions, nns as
HOLMES, Se6 Broadway only. ' -
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what . Nice 'Au'-Sueh was the En-
husastc exclamation Of the Prince on rsceyng
Ok, kSpxs elegant new fan styles Of sen,lemsns silk Hats
which ne had ordered the Bruce
30 delighted he that he sent OF The uo
French soft BATS for which Knox also celebrated and ala
ubued them around Corner Of Broadway Fulton
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Something Nsw.-Bastsl Illusions, wig
Toupee mandatory entire plan Ferque
Curs all kinds OF ornamental Hair
Broadway, between Duane and Worth sreets "
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American Instttuts.-Nsw York, Oct. 30,
80-To John Mills Co.. IA Broadway -0ents-The institute
not having offered premium native whskey the late
Fair the judges who examined and your Bour
boriA reported follows" No 100 bourbon Whsksy Bour
bonia possessing excellent flavor and fine Very
respectfully, THOMAS McRLRATH,
S0cYetary American Insutute
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Gentlemen's Hats, only 81, Unsurpassed
for style, beauty elegance and durah y Remember their
renowned fancy Bats and Caps for children HARRIS
RUssACK, 2B Bowery S26 Grand street aud a3I Eighth
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The Illusivs Wie-..A Novelty; PartiDes
unf I'll, able. turing w tehrd. Made only by tikk
Hr0f corner Broadway snd Reside stree.
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BatchsIor's wigs, TOupsss and Hair
Dye have Improvements surprising al others
casy perfec at turning behind No l6 Bond street
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"a Clear Com pie xtOn' IL Desired by all
ladies'. Use PHALoE's Snow White Oriental Cream
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More Great Ba tiles ON the Pacific Coast -
Five brilliant victories achieved The Edorado become
the field of contest for mechanical art.
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine everywhere In
the ascendant
To their long list OF trumphs just achieved this side the
Rocky Mountains they have added signal Victories within
the last month California by taking the arst premiums
the great State Fair at and other fairs
held In the State over all the heretofore popular Sewing Ma
I'll nj n e m -~r~-r
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pedn Discovery judic,ous application Of the scrofua
Otnsneus Beslinr Cntrsr and strictly following the
direccs In tas pamphie around each boe Vii N
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"Ladfss' alon 4 Sons
| SNOW White Oriental Cream" Bold by all druggsa
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Dr. ~ HARsH of the vel knowu house. q Marsh 90,
No fvey reet Assor Hcuse cpposiN - church sevotss
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W. H..


BRirrsH Co~.urlrs,
Nav Yosx, October 10 1860 !
NrsRs T. guRrrr Sos
GprrHnEH-H & H. the Prince o. Wales. having been
unable your gallery Saturday has drecet "
that Will 10 Boston be viii cit 70 you
for his photograph. Yours. truly,
II r. n. the Prince Of Wales ., ouRsEY's GALLERY,
7W BrusdvA -
- weantay for the purpose q mAhng Photographic n The
Prince OF Wales and suite After having taken several
nves Of The Prince and royal party. during their stay the
Revere ouse they sAve uss y.nrne .ns NJ pro
rave for Of thousand copies be sen dirrc
" Buchin shsm Palace
picsnr-s VIII be erhibiiicr IN few 6sys In ns
sar,fme public erNmne the autographs Of the
party on ihs viaiters register, ~ the GALLERY.
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Court Calsndar-This Day.

SUPREME CoURI-CiRcuu Part Over and Terml
ner. Part Mos $3.50, 6548 sses, 1858, 1878, $3.50
342e Abs 5s5T 5sp2 l4ss $685. 5l4s b8l7 bS26 1901
52T9 SIT 62es s4T7 4t45 2s7i 59lT 529o ASA 4l39
6254, 4s2l, 52os, bss2, ls77, 3o6i, 1850, eoos.
Drawings OF II. Frances Delaware
SUSSEX Cousrv, Ola. ass ocrossx Is 400.
l6 H. 80, IL, 80, 90 So, IN, 61 2, III, 81, IS, S.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLAss 1911 OcroBsR IS 1850
80, 80, So, 20, So, Is, "a, 4, So, So, III, GO, A..
X. FRANCE.
Wilmington, Della ware.
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beautiful Compilations" Phaion's
"snow White Oriental Cream" Price Soc. per bottle
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BrookIyn Photographs-Mtnia mature 20
lac strs unercellcd UHAs. H. WILLIAMSON,
BsAbiis 1881
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Give Us an Old Nurse for Disc asses Incl
the period OF eethog children Here you have that
OLD NURkE FOR rs CENTS. In the form OF
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Albert Hensrie L6nox (D), ~ y.
Tue position Of the once Department Ia ths-The
public demands facilities like those London and Paris
Tho DepaS tmen anxious 70 grant them, claims that Il
can be done only by having monopoly Of the business
which Ia endesvorlng 10 secure by the enforce.
meaG Of the laws agsns, private expresses The opps
S.oo With which II meets occasions much embarrAss.
ment
Tho recent decision OF the Attorney General Of the
United States that the corporation convey ts pro.
pcrty uhs old Dutch church) fer New York Post once
purposes discharged Of any claim the part Of vault
holders, IL regarded here removing the only ain.
Guilty - 70 the conveyance
ALLEGED BxRRARrTY nu MARINE CORPS.
The Secretary Of the Navy has directed the Com
andAnt Of the Navy Yard Pensacola 70 Investigate the
charge recently made through the newspapers against
Iiertenant Stark o. tho Marine CORPS Of punshrg men
oy "orucinxon.r II found 10 be true, the officer Win
be curt mArsialed.
HARSnY
The case OF General Harvey stu under the Prtsl
deut's consideration
THE NATIONAL WARRINGTON MONUMENT Fryp
The Ladies' Washington National Monument Society
e nov engaged In so1ding out circulars ia the way Of
appeal the judges o. elections, TO editors and the
whole people OF the United states 20 aid them ia the col
lection OF funds complete the the eottrbu
toos to be made the polls the day Of the Prcsdeu
ts election,
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Beautiful npIsxfoR -Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for beau
Tying and preserving the COMPLEXION and skin Sold all
druggists. Principal depots 7S and A39 Broadway.
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n les oustavus vsndeu.er have been cured by three
uos OF HolIDW AIS Ointmes OF chronic asthma with
yhch hst suffered hree Jess suited the bes doc
tors " iihou1 benefit
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Hsrrfng's Patent Champ fon Fire and
Burxsr Prod Safes nj Broadway, Of huAy street,
New Yorx-
Grover Il Bakers Celebrated NofssIsss
Sewing MAJ hines the ben In ne for family sewing sss
Rroatvsy, New York and la Fuioo street brooklyn.
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w LITTLE NJ D. LArr OF SAN rnAroDCQ
w l0S Bleecher psr~eA ncAr V5ccne. Omos sons -
1oA n sms end osP n
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Horatio G. McClintoc, Ala.
Wm. Earle Yancey, Ala.
Ihos. G. Garrett, Ala.
Vim. Carroll, Ark,
o, A. Brantipgham, Conn.
Raphael J. Moses, Ga.
lie Roy Il Washington, Ga,
Thos. n. Berrien, Ga.
Hugh Lesare Hill, Ga.
Barron Carter, Ga.
Aug. G. Kellogg, III.
Lucien Morris, III.
Chas. McGreeor, III.
Joseph 3. Coghlan, III.
Henry Glaze, III.
james A. Dick, Ind.
Ered'd Mccormick, Md.
Yates Sterling, Mi.
Richard r. Leary, Nd.
Geo, wm. Cotlp, Mass
Frank Wildes, Mass.
Benz, Heath, Jr., Mass.
Chas Greene Bush, Mass.
Francis A. Cook, n lss.
Geo. 7 Davis, Mass.
fhos. williams, Mich.
Chas. v. Gridley, Mich.
John A. Hopkins, Mich.
John 8 Livingston, MINI.
VIM. L. Ames, Jr MINI.
James q. Baldwin, Ne.
Cassius Meyer, Ne.
Thos II. Brooks, Mo.
Geo. II wadleish, N. II
0ustsvus English, y. J.
Henry Wright, Ohio,
ChAs. J Barclay, Penn
Louis Z Fagau, Penn.
Alfref scull Newlin, Penn.
John N. Reoer, Penn.
james 3 Bldlack, Penn.
J. n Calf, Penn.
Roland c. Irwin. Penn.
W. @ 0sterloh, Penn.
Vim. l.. Findley, Penn.
Geo. n. Bryan, 8. G.
Charles y. Sevier, Tenn.
Joseph B, Peyton, Tenn.
Aka uaG~fl
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10.
Vim. H. Webb, Ind.
CORTLAND @. Clements, Ind.
Williamson Dunn, Ind.
Esculap's Backmaster, X. T.
John Peeram, Ky.
Q. H. Pendleton, Ky.
VIM. o Boyle, Ky.
Dennis W. Mullen, KY.
Vim. G. Wise, Ky.
Jefferson Phelps, Ky.
James N. Morgan, La.
Henry L. Vaughn, La.
q. W. Sparks la.
Charles II. Craven, Ne.
Fl. u. Fuller, Ne.
Geo. @. d. Gilddon, Ne.
harston Niles, N. ]
Charles y. Schultz, ". Y.
VIM. W. Maclay, ". Y.
Vim, alex Daer, n Y.
Ira Harris, Jr, N. Y.
Francis Morris, N. Y
Robt r. Carmody, ". Y.
Philip II. Cooper. N. Y.
Isaac I. Morris, N. Y.
David ]. Clark, y Y.
John d. Clark, N. Y.
A. :. Crownlngshielt. ". Y.
Allen d. Bro xn, N. Y
Henry 5. II Williams. n. c.
I'd Sard v. Guthrie, 0alo.
II. CLAY Taylor, Ohio.
J G McIlvainc, Ohio.
W. ". Hendrlckson, Ohio.
Douglas Q Cassele, Ohio.
JAMES " Pearson, Tenn.
Vim r Hunter. Tenn,
james 4 Peters. Tenn.
Jas X 2 Rtgsiale, Texas
Robley d. Evans, L. I.
Charles sega, Clark, Va.
0rrls A. Browne, Va
Wyndhsm II. Mayo, Va.
Peter ion Gcoiwyn. Va.
wm. II. Whiting, Wis
George Lsughton, Wis
Ernst J Dichman, Wis.
Augustus o. Wright, Ala.
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The Newe astie Soft Uat-somothtng
neat tor younr gen V Be bal only WHITES He Broad
way.
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rro Trs LAnrra-A BEAUTIFUL CoNrLKxIOs y
ore Which q hsshy sd nstnpl, asd e. - cets ~
rst 49, afsme L~v~rb~rr's Pssiiies De vc-~ncs 20
~ aArussss and psriuners: 80 bre9fs Ag - -
rore ass genuine without the signature, LBWbrbhnS
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FIRES.
YIRE IN MOTT STREET

MOTT STREET.
Al g. O'Clock Saturday morning, sfre oT,as ont
in in old frame shed occupied by JAS McCar'y, Junk
dealer in the rear of No. % Mott street. ana thence the
flames extended to the extensions OF the 'front.'
building No. %. McCsrty was abo AZ removing, and
suffered $50 damage. No. %, owned by IL W. wilkins,
was damaged 20 the amount OF sl0o Insured for $50
in the Stuyyesant Insurance Co. No % was damaged
10 tie amount of $780, Insured fos 500 IN the Jefser-
son nsurance Co. The Origin of the fire Is 10. known.
The buildings are I'D and oilapida-ed.
FIRE IN cATHARIsE STREET.
About 4 o'eoss yesterday morning slight fire oc-
Cured in the raof of the terement house No. 10
Catharne street. IL originated from sparks frsm tho
sooty chimney.
FIRF IN FOURTH AVENUE.
On SATURDAY. night fire bloke oat in the tree,stor
frame buldiag on Fourth Avsnae, betweoa. IL. hsy-
ninth and N.neeth streets, occupied as qror sore
and ienemerlt house. Damage tntiug. Tue irs orgi-
mated from stove pipe that had been run through
window or the top story.
FIRE IN BRooXLYy
About @o'clook last evening fire broke out In tho
Washington Sugar Refinery, No. i26 Furman street.
ocoapes by :. Pepper Il Co. The flames were hrst
discovered on the fourth hoor whence they spre ad
throughout tie upper portion of the building rse ire
was however, speedily suppressed after the arrival of
tine flemen. The stock and machinery are valued AZ
abons SoVOO which there is oss of perhaps g. 900
Partially insured,