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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

FULL SwEEP.-A dispatch from Washing
ton, Jan. l4th, to the New York Express,
furnishes the following:-"The Southern Sc
ceding Senator'S do not intend any resis-
tance here to Army and Navy bills. etc., as
the Republicans have been saying. Mr..
Toombs, of Georgia, has already gone home.
Both Jefferson Davis and Gov. Brown, of
Miss, will go home. The Senator's from Al
ALBANIA leave Tuesday; also, the Floridans-
This secession leaves the Senate in Re-
publican hands, and the House, too The
intention is to give the Republicans full
sweep, full responsibility. The South now
expects nothing beyond the arbitrament of
arms.n
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

RAIN AT DowNIEvIILE.-AccO Ording TO a
table kept by DR.. T. r. Kibbe, of Downie-
Vile, the quantity of rain which fell daring
the months of November and December,
1859, and January, 1860, was 31.7O inches.
During the same months last past, the
quantity that fell was 26.O4 inches show
ing that 5.66 inches less rain fell during the
last three months recorded than during the
same period the previous year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

A CURIOUS 100000 OPERATIoN.-It seems
Secretary Thomas, of the Treasury, left Office
rather suspiciously. A dispatch from Wash
ington, dated January IA, says: "Thomas, be-
fore he left, ordered to be paid $50 900, said to
be due the Constitution newspaper, for print
ing, which paper, it is added, in consideration,
went over to secession against Buchanan,-the
500, 900 being the consideration. Ex-Goy. Me-
dill, Comptroller of the Treasury, refused topay
the draft upon the ground that the bill was 'bo
gus Mr. Clayton, of Ga, to be removed to-
day as a secessionist, Zone of Mr.. Cobb's men,
called upon Mr. Medill, in his character Of As
sistant at the Treasury, demanded to know why
Mediil would not pay draft signed by the Sec
retary of the Treasury. Mr.. Medill replied, in
his judgment, the whole concern was fraud,
and he would not pay, unless ordered by the
new Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Dix. Mr..
Clayton clustered, but Medill won't pay"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

CANE PREsENTATroN.-A Springfield, ILL.,,
correspondent, writing Jan. 1ltb, states
that Lincoln was presented that day with an
elegant gold.headed rosewood cane, valued
at $3.50, by Jas. Churchman Of Nevada, and
Samuel Carnage of San Francisco, in the
name of O. W. Young Of Nevada. 1t was
q manzanita cane, not rosewood.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

FUNDED DEBT-According to the Con-
trOller's Report, the present funded debt of
the State amounts to $3,s24, 900. The equi-
table claims against the State. to be fund
ed under the act of April SOth, 1860,
amount TO $l81,421 II.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

THE widow Of Sir John Franklin arrived
at San Francisco, last Saturday evening,
on the steamer st. Louis, from Panama.
She is on her way to British Columbia, to
visit friends OF her husband there.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

SENAToRrAL.-A resolution to go into
Joint Convention on the goth inst, to elect
U. s. Senator, was again introduced in
the Assembly on Saturday, and defeated by
a vote 36 to Ss. AS parties are now diyid-
cd In the Legislature, there is little hope Of
q Senator being elected during the present
session.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

KILLED.-A man named Vim. Churchill,
was killed at Deadwood, Siskiyou county,
on the 9Th inst, by the caving OF bank.
lie lived five hours after the accident-as
could be ascertained by his cries-but could
not be extricated alive.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

Brutal AssAULT.-The Grass Valley Ma.
tional says; Mr.. Poland's residence, in
Boston Ravine, was entered on Thursday
night last, by villain, who assaulted Mr..
p. with bottle while the latter was in bed,
and inflicted wound on his forehead,
which exposed the bone at least one inch
aud half. The ruffian then absconded.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

ARAB HORsEs.-Rarey, the great horse
tanner, in lecture before New York au-
dience said that he had been all through
Arabia, and he desired to correct O false
impression concerning the Arabian horses
To bis mind the English blood horses are
two hundred years ahead Of them, and are
Infinitely preferable in variety Of ways
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

To BE SOLD AGAIS.-Tbe u. S. Land Of
fcers have advertised for sale 1880 acres
of swamp land, in Yolo and San Joaquin
counties, which has already been sold by
the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

WAR RIsKs.-It is said that gentleman
of San Francisco, formerly citizen of Lou
isiana, has determined to send no more trea.
sure to the East until he is notified that the
policy of insurance will also cover the war
risk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

HYDRAULIC PREss.-Judge 0. p. Stidger
has purchased the interest of Mr.. f. w.
Waters In the Office of the Hydraulic Press,
at San Juan, and will hereafter be associa-
ted with Mr.. Bausman in conducting that
paper.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

RAFTLK.--An elegant diamond brooch and
pin, valued at $780, viii be rafled for at Blaze's
Saloon, ON the first of March next. The tick
cts win be issued and for sale tomorrow.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

EDGERToN's SPEECH.-We are indebted to
Senator Chase and Assemblyman Powell
for pamphlet copies Of the speech of Sena-
Tor Edgerton, on the Union resolutions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

WE are indebted to Mr.. Pattison, Of the Pio-
neer Express, for the Downieyile Democrat
and Citizen, of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

DREAMING JATI---Five prisoners broke jail
at Mokelumne Hill, on Wednesday night.
They left note TO the Sheriff advising him
that they desired a change of air.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

Coon WATER.-The "local" of the Union
saw FIVE carcasses Of cattle floating in an
eddy at the mouth of the supply-pipe of the
Sacramento Water Works.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

BLASTING ACCIDENT On the 4th inst,
at Sierra City, Chinaman had conside-
rable portion of his hand blown OFF by the
premature explosion of blast
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

DWELLING BURNED,-The residence Of Dr.
S. S. Todd, of Santa Rosa, was destroyed
by fire on Monday evening of last week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

SIERRA FINANCES Downieville Dem
ocrat says that the current expenses of ST.
ezra county, for the past year exceeded the
income some six or seven thousand dollars
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

T1RRELL's PANoRAMA.-From paragraph
in the Boston Post, we infer that THRILLS Pan
Drama of California is creating quite sensa-
ton in the East.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

AN emigrant family has arrived at San
Francisco from Texas which State they left
in September.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

INSANE AsYLUM.-Dr. w. L. Tilden, of
Butte county, is candidate for Superin.
tendent of the Stockton Asylum.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

An extensive fire, destroying nearly the
entire village, occurred at Jesus Maria, Cal
averas county, on Thursday last.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

The Stockton artesian we'll has supplied
that city with Is, 900 gallons Of water per
hour, unintermttingly, since 1857.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

DIsCHARGED.-The workmen employed
on the Government works, at Mare Island
and Fort Point, were discharged last week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

SuGAR.-The sugar refinery of San Fran
cisco manufactured, during the past year,
ten millions seven hundred thousand pounds
of sugar.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

RAIN.-From an early hour Sunday even
ing, until nine o'clock last night, the rain fell
in torrents, and without cessation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

! nIE ladies Of The St. John Church, at
Stockton, gave calico hop, in that city, on
Friday evening last.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

SEVENTEEN tons Of copper ore, from the
Calaveras copper district, passed through
Stockton last week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

THE steamer Golden Age sailed for Pan
anna, on Monday, with ESQ passengers and
1925, 1858 IN treasure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT.
TTOUsE AND GARDEN HALF A MILE
II Northwest of Town. The house contains five
Rooms-the Garden four acres. Of good garden land
set with $50 choice Fruit Trees and about the same
number foreign Grapes-aso Strawberries, Raspoer.
ries Currants, &c. There some 10 acres more OF
good land for orchard will go with the above All OF
which win be sold at a bargain. on easy terms.
Apply tn J. NJ. HIXS0N or J. r. MCCONNELL.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

VKTATTs NERVOUS ANTIDOTE-
w For Sale by f. =. SPENCE,
No. Al Broad St., Nevada
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-12

Tzs Steam Engines and
mirIi~lM lMnA Boilers built to order. ~NlSAA-E5S1A
- Iii ~ Jllt.... ll.. Castings and Machin- -
- 111t.fn,n5 cry Of every descrip =
isazsFzsi itr'gur3 ton.
quartz Machinery constructed itei up or repair
ed. All kinds of Building Castings saw, Grist Malt
and Bark Mills Horse Power and Tar Wheels. An
orders filled promptly, and at as LOW RATES as any
establishment In Sa ramen0 San Francisco eight
added. WM. IIEU6H.
Nevada Feb. 18th 1s60.-t
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Second Edition.
The Littleiokn Libel suit.-Dewi.t c. Lislejoh

INV btbtdOhh AiSoa Gs'e'"D0"h' " AA~.eJonH
Agans Horace GreeleydamEgeS laid at s2O0Osd At tho
ss Owsgo Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported for
THE TRIBUNE b. J. L. CTosbyis published In com
pact pamphlet Of Sc psges and for sale ii his Office Price 10
sn Although the great bulk Of the evidence collected for the
dsfnse ruled out BY Judge b. Jet tho opening that ss
BY ISAIAH T. WILLIAMS. ESQ.,. gives good idea Of It's
sser and Of the grounds Of deteem Of the New York
legislation Of 1850 ia engneer and their instruments TIE
'onstof Judge BACON and the thereon BY JOHN
kPoRTER es Of Aibtpy, deserve and will command the
senon Of lawyers and jurAa And whoever wants to see
whatever be said sgsnIs the defendant in til. suit bv
bitter political and general advosary who knows that be !,
not be answered must be graii6ed with the sum ming IN for
The plaintiff by the Hon HENRY A. FOSTER. The ero..
szannstion Of The defendant By the Hon CHAs B. sEDO
WICK likewise presents noteworthy aspscis A. %.
thcil libel suits less than formerly and tie
ise'Son Of lSde subjee sfenduring Interest believe
any m End this pamphlet worth reading and preserving
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U. s. Mursnrso orricr, No. 70 wurrr.r.,

L. s MurEnIsa orFIcE, No. 70 WuIrE.sr.,l
Oct 3, 1861. I
AR Oelcers CT tho Army Recruiting Ser
c for Regnnts IN the rcd wishing TO send forward Re-
ca must requ'ions for transportation at this OF
beore p M special train viii be dispatched each day
tan M u. b. SACkET, Insptc,oI.General,
Colonel u. 5. A. Mastering Officer
Noriee-RECRUITING for the THIRTY-SEVENTH
REGIMENT -ihis gallant Regiment, now the Advance
Guard Of the Army of the Potomac, raising more good
men Recruits viii amply at the corner Of Amy and ThomP
son.sts, il the City Hall Park Al De-eitorh nom ns
Regiment ordered 20 report 20 Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN, THIS DAY. By order Of
Lieut.Col. JOHN BURKE Commanding.
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AliIitarp Noiites.
nae Volunteer EngIneer Regiment,

q NOW AT TIE SEAT OF WAR.
Cel EDWhRI' w. SERRELL Lieut.. Col JAMES
HALL, Major RICHARD BUTT,
81 81 - asseepted by the War Department VOLUNTEER
sisgiA EEk REGIMENT which inosesses tie par Of uis
tsllQ SEVENTEEN DOLLARS (si7 PER MONTH.
ikN eoie kggers Boat Builders, SSp Carpenters Pom
,SSIa fs1sESfnik., Miners Choppers LutnbermSn. Ma
'Ssseis viii be RECEIVED
RE- Rs ses Lealthy ADD coupstent woTkmsn need Spply.
ali NE rnaer pay musteed into service Gnd furnished
- a. qSsstefs and rstio1s ~ onee
III. lhle. ~. ere taken Gaze OF by tiss suthorilieS
corner Chatham snd Cham Kew-Yofs
L.s. sw men Hoseshoers or men sc:asoHe Cd 10
BlTTEays ssSnsIs "a viii be- Teeeised in the "PARROrr
sARROTT " nhed cannon. presented by BT II. r.
captain. WV foint FoundoSy-JAs. II. SMITH,
:.-S., 1leHe Io1 Vince years. OF during the war
l;os' ~ 5Gsrp sheoiers.-coi BERDAN Good shots
TyI ~ t 'aA iAsoriie corps nay sDpy 10 Can't H.
a., S,r. ~ 1o hsiop Of RsDdeyouG Wee6AwkeB near
befSs ss,Iss h'e'mPsDy VIII 30 thoroughly equip
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Gales bp Aufilon.

Sales bp Auftion.
A UCTION NOTICE.-THIS DAY, at 10
"A o'clock, by LOCKWOOD BROS. K UNDERHlLL
No ~ huu.y-st and No. 30 Wsnsn.It.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING or CLOTHS CAsSImERES, sATINETS
YESTINGS, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, HOSIERY,
FURNISHING GOODS EMBROIDERIEs,
LACEs, sILKs, SHAWLS. Sc.
Also, 70 attractive line Of
P0CkETBoOKs, PoRTEMoENAIEs. TRAVELLING
BAGS, &c,
The entlrs -
A. N. MIkWIs, Aucaoneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Irving Build
I'D inss Nos. 594 and ss BrosdwsySsle. Of Beoi, Sta
tionsy Pictures WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods furniture ke
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct is, at o'clock,
VALUABLE LIBRARY-Of choice English ard American
Books IN American and General History, Biography Voyages
aud Travels kino Arts eneehnd Mcellsneou, Literature
Including fuely Iu,trsted Works, &c.
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1.-TWO LIVING WHALES, at JONES
i WOODS East River and 63,htl Admission % cent?
children urdsy 10 Is sfnIs
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pALL, BLACK 81 co.
I'D Nos. 5eJ and S67 Broadway
.A''''''' f1RR;s f.sH, Us AMERICAN CAMP CHEST

combined with - =
BALLS AMERICAN CAMP COOKING RANGE AND
BOILER.
Officers the Amy and navy invited to examine the shove
our store They win find the arrangement complete
conducive he he ith and comfort in the camp The
CAMP CHEST contains sl necessary Kitchen Utensils and
Table Furniture and Is constructed 10 hold besides COOK
ING RANGE and BOILER made Of the best Russia IRON and
very durable The Boiler viii hold ten gallons and the Range
be used for frying boiling and sewg st the same time
The box containing eve thing above measures u inches
long IA inches wide inches deep aud the dimensions Of the
Range are the sanie, aud eighs less than - 10. .
The ions given by the Presdent President
Fillmore Gen Mansfield, MajGen. Wool QnsrterInester-
Gen Megs ard other competent Military authorities viii %
to induce others possess themselves OF these in
dilpsnsabe ettcl-s of comfort Orders sent TO BALL,
BLACK Co., the Sole Agents, viii be promptly attended
10,
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seooad Edition:
SECOND baltlOns
TENHE LdTTI EJOHN LIBEL SUIT.-A '

rENHE LITTIEJ0HH LIBEL SUIT.-A ver-
bstiu report Of the trial Of the salt Of LITfLEJoHN
GREELEY f. pubihed In pamphlet foru at Tho Tribune
ohCe. 1t contains the Piess, Opening and Arguments Of
Counsel Runs OF the Court The entire Testimony, Summing
Of Counsel Sc Our subscbs who desire to and
pre'srve fai repor. Of this rsmsabs trial viii do well TO
procure pamphlet edition. P.ieel oeuts
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DATRIOTIC PACKETS of UNION STA
Il TIoNERY aud PoB-RAiTs Of oil tho PRESIDENTS
Of great Repubc Everybody wants H. Retail price, 25o
worth Zoe. Agents and Booksc.ef profits large Also ell
kinds Of Union s.siouery HhskihS Co.. % Beetmsnst
T,HE COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR
n Coptrs ard reliable list Of FAILURES and
BUSINESS CHANGES. Price oonts. Published at No
10 Park Building no ~ PsrkroN, NeUYork, eVery Tues
day morning.
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WALLACK'S, BROADWAY, Cor. OF l3th.st.
si.is Manager sr.......... .....Mr Lester Wsilacl.
Dosr. opsas, al !, 20 commence s.s
performance will In fu,urs terminate before II o'clock.
NOuck-it 10 respectfully intimssd there will be no es
lat eomPllmsat,J sdmi'on' excepting only the r'ss
''' TIiIs EVENING, Tas.d.y, Oct Is,
or A NEW ROMANTIC DRAMA,
OIL PECULIAR oNsTRUCTIoN.
AND sJIRloRplsARI
SPECTACULAR EFFECTS,
bHiHen.ST"A .TAs5 ss55sS SoysL SohfrgrSGETAi sraGE
RESOURCES OF THIS ThEATER.
s:- s- sS.nsIy S,says nd incidents; Musk: sesps
Ch.r.c..ri.c Dance, arranged .h. Paul Bi.n,
Mechanical Effects, by.'''..V,n Hstten and Beseotl
iSsl SSpsia%.Ss: AIMS ic TnOSsy
THE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS.
0EsEu;
H.ai stsue. ihs King Of the MOun',In' C. T.her
.ppi f.ro. of,Ss Gi.ei icl. Floyd
Chfi,tophonus MT Brown
pImn oaiss ::,;S...................a P.Is,
N'"' osn, $sfnos, Pe,,sn, oiri,, Bfissni:, &c.
yhASKs:
Capt Walter Harris. U. g. A.......Mr Lester w.llsst
John Jo'sph J.rain, MT Bshe
Photinl.''. Mn, hoey
h" Pofoupns Mn Vernon
The events tho Drama representing the pe snd advsn.
OF travelling party Ia the mountains Athens
pIe as follows:
ACTI
Mountain Ps.esu near Athens with distant visw Of the
Mediterranean Sea
Botaniznl under difficulties the Student and the Sailor
Arrival Of the Greek Maiden Ia her native mountansMr j.
J. and hs Troubles-The Mountain Guide and the
English Toa-Love looms Ia the distaneeA frugal Pic
nicThs Menk and the Wsrans-The cry Of the oMl-Ths
THE CAPTURE.
ACT H.
Platean on Mount Panes-SunsI
HObhers and their PTsy-A Family Hele-Ths Three
iu JudsncnTLe Ransom or the PsnstyTho Irroprossibe
Bisi FsmSe-The HGdji and the Csptain--A Sur JIi.e
The Pea,ant nadsns Of AtcsA Plan EscapeThe Rob
her -PuTesque Entrance and Wild Dance Of the Brig
snds and the Peasant GisThe AlarmA ehot Temper and
THE DISCOVERY
ACT I'LL
Mount Psnes with bridge the chssm and sntrsuce
TO tte almost inaccessible haun. Of the King Of he Noun
schults and the Captain In consuteonA Proposal-Tbe
Chief ard the Lsdesiss PoTcupne ndomitabe- snt
lrum-Approsch OF the Troops We ssyedp Captain
Pericl.s-hadii SavIos and his God sonfhoni and the
Ssorlo,o looms nesrer-Rsturn Of tho Banda Defeat
PhoGi-Lve In tho fofesroundThe PsItnS--schulz aud
Jenrn1hs German loses fear and the Londoner oses h.
besd-R al aud M eectThe sttenptReturn Of the CHIEF
Tho THREAT and the netoTt-A Reeapturs-Tbe Robbers
TIunph-.he AmeIicanRsge and fear Of Had stAvros-v
m, Meotirg--Yankce husc-The attack and
THE RESCUE!
PntcEs OF ABssios.-BoIes and Psrque 50 cents; Or
chcsrH Stalls 81; Private boxes for seyen perfors,
Famiy Circle, 70 csnts
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Lectures for the sseas0p.-A course OF eight popular
Lectures ia aid Of the Newly Regiments TO procure
neessaes which Government does not furnish will be eon
msncsd OF TUESDAY EVENING Oct. Is, at O'Clock, al
IRVING HALL The opening lecture will be tiyen by sci
ss,ing and brilliant orator EDWIN F. WHIPPLE Of Boston
lie consented reproduce that scholarly and splendid
sddess that chained the attention Of assembled Intellect
the sts commencement at New Haven. Subjeet- GTit"
Tho Rev. II. w. BEECHER, DIR. J. q. HOLLAND the
Hon. J. W. FORNEY. E. Il. CHAPIN, ID. D., aud others
viii follow. Tickets 25 cents; had ct RashonI Randolph
Flfth Avenue Hotel and at the door.
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Siationern ano fanep @ooos.

A GOOD THING.--The lately improved Pat
~. eut igdelibc Msrtng PENCIL. b. r. Lawrence 5e
ard Aucs Bunes, f Jonst -. >. Merritt 10 Bseknangt
M p. BROWN ,x,,lRp Importer %t of
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Pr 'css 20 suit the times
Depot, No 1856 Pearls..
SUPPLY STORE
y IN ALL KINDS or STATIONERY.
PATHEp RUBBEh-HEAD LEAD PENCILS.
ifSi1T PAPER ENVELOPES FOR ARMY USE.
.IupRo rED BAROMETER INBSTAND.
DNA"" CUTTER, TOWER l. Co.,
no. Beelman-st.,
No. % Rsr. DeyonShitest
Boston,
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Cost an0 fonn0.
Goparincrsbip Hotties.

HyUE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the frm Of J. HOPrOCK Co. Is tLis tsy die
soIted. ;. HoPPoCk,
key.York Oct H. l3Gi w IL. H0PPOCk.
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A UGUST BRENTANo-

A UGUST BRENTANOs
IN BOOK -STORF. STATIONERY snd NEWS EMP0-
RUM, No. 6J5 BROADWAY.
At this establishment always be had the following bos
ton and Philadelpkis papers:
Boston Joarusl Herald Transcript Saturday Evening Ga
zette and Cgumeoia Bulletin (yias failures and change,
ia business.
Philsdelpais Ledger, Press. and Enquirer.
All f0oikn aud American Newspapers and Periodicals
kept constantly hsHd For sse IL single numbers served
mailed 10 sbscrbers In of hs city or country
without extra charge.
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pefs and Magazines always on hand.
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Seventh SenatOriaI District. AIS meeting Of the
Convention eleced snsn 10 the directions Of the Demo
srsc Republican General COMMITTEES at Tsmmsny Hs, 20
nominate candidate the Senate in the VII Senatorial
District hsd a. Iibbed ComelPs corner 32dst snd st
sy on hs 18th day OF Ociooer at D. u Theodore Froment
wst elected Chairman and Richard G. beamh and Thomas
CaineD, Secretaries. Thegeupon the Hon. RICHARD b.
CONNOLLY was nominated by acclamation. the Demo
cratic Republican candidate for Seuse in the With Senatorial
DistIic. A Committee then appointed TO notify Mt
Connolly Of bis nomination Mr. Connolly tEeTeupOn sp-
psred before the Convention and In suitable speech ac
eepted the nomination. ple5sng himself 70 enter upon the
Canvas with The determination to accomplish
THEODORE FROMENT Chairman.
&enAhP 9; ,;h1 BEASIsH' Secretaries.
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A MALGAM BELLS-At prices within the
n reach Of sycy Church school, Factory or Fsrn IA me
land Sizes 20 to 5000 pouGd costing less than half ether
metal ial cents per pound Warranted u months Cell
n CHADWICK Co., 100 wnli.mst., N. y.
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pARE CHANCE.-A splendid suburban REs.
BOARD ano Rooms.

A FRONT PARLOR, and two or three front
"a furnished ROOMS to LET, for from "a 10 "a per week
each. with board for s5 6 for each pes at No.
Uniyersty-psce. References eIchspged
A PARTY Of GENTLEMEN, or gentlemen
"A and their wives he accommodated with desirable
ROOMS and BOARD. Inquire at No 2J3 East l0thtt near
2dav.
BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS-Two
10 Gcnensn can be accommodated with BOARD In pTi-
VEle family. Inquire No s6 IicAsst. Terms moderate.
BOARD for a Gentleman and his Wife may be
1F bad n private family. At 39h-st. between ID aud 3D.
Terms moderate. Second hoo front room. Address
b. T. Tribune Office.
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YNEACHERS aud COUNTRY MERCHANTS
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