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"rINHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MORTOE'S GOLD PENS.
M. IN nI.Ar


| MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of the following sums In cash or post
discies Gold Pen Peas 'crtiHg me sane seediH.
'''''''"'"iSIl GoiD PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For % cents the Mssie Pens Or 30 cents the Lucky Pen
for 50 cents the PEN Tor 70 cents the Elesa
The sic! are; Nos 2 2 sIde arr, ,,x,,,,s,ox
THE SAME PENS N IN sILT4RPI1ITEp I'M, 1 EXTENSION
F:a eS' ,ss se f.sss. 5gsss P:n PEN
md Tor So the Ercslsior PEN These sre well pished
good writing Gold Pens with dosmin Points the average
Of oyey Of which will far onta gross OF the best
Tho name "a. Morton" Number, ,ud "oa,lity7 are
stamped the following Pens aud the Points warranted
or months against accident The numbers lndi
size ong: No. being toe smallest. Nc. the largest
largest Msmnoth GCd ren the doi Long and medium
Nibs Of s sizes snd quaie. sho,t Nios Of Nos and
and inside only Q! d,! quality The engsyns' are i'c sim
1'' o. VIE co COLD Id PENS, i2Ksss WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents, No Pes, lat quality or No. Pen ~
For 81, No Pen, lr quality, ora No. Pen I'd quality
For s. q, sNo. Pen i. quality aNo 4Pen, "a quail
For y % No Pen, Z. quality, or No. Pen ID quail
For ii IS No Pom lst quality No. Pen, 81 quality
The S. SANE SANE CO GoIb y Pms IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS; ,,.
For 81 60 aNo Pen. let quality or No Pen d9ua'ty
For ~ 'S No Pen, i quality, or No Pen I'd Gnai
ty; ors No. Pen ID quality p., ., ,0.,,,v
fof ~ a NO. Ten, ltt No
or No Pen, I'd qu.lity. . :.
For 81 80 No PEN lot quality or No. Pen, % quail
ity, or No Pen. Sd quality. - . 49,
FOR 81 No Pen, ls quality, or No. o Pen dquaity
bor - 50 No. 6 Pen, lst On atty. . ,,.o -
GOLD PENS ALL Isl QUkilfY, IN NSlLNEh-NOuNIED
DESK-HOLDERS.
For SO q No. 4 PEN for 81 % aNo FEM Tor " 10
no. Pea; For 80 so No. Fen. =. -
For Sia No. Psnj for S3sNo. ePeni and for Sc No.
~ Pen. ~
The Quality" pointed with the very best Iidosmin
Points carefully selected and none OF this quality are sold
with the eighties. imperectOn which skill and the clcsest
scrutiny detect
The "a Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
previous to the year 1860.
The % Quality" he intcnd shall equal in respect to Du
rabilty, Elasticity and Good Wrog Qualities he only true
nsiasIations) auy Gold Pens made elsew here.
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens he begs leave TO say that
previous to operating his New aud Patented Machines no
could made Good Writing and Durable Pens
the price. had the Gold been fur.hed gratuitousy.
Address, A. MORTON,
No. 25 Maiden Lane, NewYork.
FOR SALE BY all dealers In the line throughout: the
cOuufy.
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Jelferaon at NTonficeIIo.

The Rev DR.: flKRSON President of Cumberland College
upon The Invitation Of many distiDgushed citizens vii
ssr s 20 LEC RL5 the Private Lie Of THOMAS
SLfFEk5ON, IRVING HALL.
On MONDAY EyEkIN1Is az Noy 9s md Doe Q
p...A - rHoekAnnE 0g FiRsr LYCrrRE.
pssn OF yeerson SIN ufvivesD IA the memory OF bi.
S1.as.' 5lAnsfer. Monticello Estatc Mapsiop Grouuds
Soen' fIpu Flower, &c. gsDusc'ories- Min
SseIy Scon tsetoTy &c. Blooded gloekIIorses Sheer
90 P sisltoFs q Monticello deserhed-Msii.
sos, msnroe the three ex.Preedent toesfbe,S Wn
hes rhi Barbour, and gangs OF ohsrS Ths Fuire n
Adnis don ~ eents. Tickets hitting esu,,e,,s, ,o
Boles 70 Ootn Lectuies FI for sale II he Bootsisrc,
II o'clock. - J" commence o.
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Aliliiarn Notices.


D'Epinoan Zouaves.-1he SECOND BATTALION
of this p,n3d regiment viii follow the 6rst which has eit
the Of with dispaich Recruits VIII be received
the different IN the Park well other ocuiing
tions also 81 the Principal Quarters No C6 Nhtieft
shcre all deseeTs who dese 10 join their regiment may
one 1T once or they win he severely dealt with By oTde
W. MERRITT, MAJOR "a Battalion
Rocket Battalion for the Army of the Petc-
.Jac-keied by special desire oi MsIoIuenefa McCLEi-
IAN and Brig. Gen BARRY, Chief Of ARTILLERY.
Those desirons OF Joining this Crack Corps should apply
immediately TO Headquarters, No i55 Broonest.
T. w. LION Commanding.
To Unassigned Military Compsnies.-Two full
compsne be rcceiS cd in the l1 gnent N. Y Vol
un'eers, commanded by
Th gient been reduced In Numbers BY the dscye
Il who mustered into the selvee for only three
ion and is attached to Gen. Wad.worts Brigade stationed
Up,Ons Ill., Va, in the advance Of the Amy Of the To
tomsc.
believed that this fact will present strong inducement
officers and men who derous Of entering 6. once into
active service.
Inquiries In regard the condition Of the regiment may be
made of Gen. McDo vcl or Gen. Wadsworth.
Commun, ,eiions be addressed 20 et Washington,
,. {. Il. NJ. RICHARDSON,
Lieut. Colonel 18th Regimen. N v. Commanding.
United States sharpshooters. Col. Berdap.-
Good shots oesrous Of Joining this isy0ne corps apply
10 cspt H. ID. TYLER at the Camp Of Rendezvous, Wee
tswken 42d-st. Ferry landing Tlis company will be
thoroughly equipped before leaving camp
U. =. Mastering Onice.-ofEces of Volunteers
houd written authority from their Colon.s 20 recru
evidence 10 tie L. s. MusteIDg Officers trsnsporG
be irdorsed by the United States mastering and Disbusus
officer.
No account VIII 10 ~zi .~---a.i ~-er un'sts H. .
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them IN preference 10 Baub Notes.
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.,sociatic,u of The Alumni Of Columbia Col.

Aseociafiru of the Alumni OIL COIumbla Col.
IeCe-The Annual Adde'S aud PoeE before Assocs
ton viii be delivered at tho Lecture Room Of the
Historic3. Society (lt.av OF Uih-sO TUESDAY
EVENING the 26th of November. at o'clock.
Orator, WILLIAM G. RUSSELL A. NJ. Class o. 1882.
oct GEORGE T.. FREEMAN, NJ. D., Glass Of 1879.
An esons interested in the College are invited to attend
The Annual Meeting Of the Association will be held the
Room the Historical Society O'Clock the evening
JAMES w. FOWLER, } Committee
WILLIAM l.. BOYD. Of
CHARLES A. sILLIMAN, Arrangements.
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VNHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NOV. %
The NRw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

The NRw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thii
week contsins the followinE
I.LEADING ARTICLES: Our State Election
| Rights Of Inventors Mason and slIiell; Gov
Chase and the New Loan Colorado Territory n
Our Friends; Gen. Sherman's Difcuty Trouble
with England Nevada; Editorial Paisgfaphs
H..THE SLAVERY QUESTION: The Duty Of the
Government; Emancipation Military Neees'iy
Speeches OF Col CochIsIe, Secretary Cameron
and Gen. Lane.
III. nI.NEW-YORK ELECTION.
Iv..MARYLAND ELECTION
y..CAPTURE OF sLAVE-TRADERs.
U.TRoM EUROPE.
vII..NATIoNAL .DEFEYsEs: Gov. CariIa's Letter 10
vII..MoEE GLORIOUS NEWS; Csp,ur. Of Mason
Ix..THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS: Jane, Murray
Msson-John Siiell.
x.THE PlKE's PEAK GOLD REGION: Core
'pondsnce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
XI..PORT ROYAL: sssne and Plan Of the Battle
XII. FORT WALKER.
XIII. PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF BEAU.
FORT
xIv..AFFAIRs AT BEAUFORT.
XIV. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BYTELEGRAPH
The Grand Review GO.C0O Troop. Msnsuvered
Magnificent and Striking Spectacle More Puni'h'
OF Jennison's Troop. Rout $50 Rebels fry Reo-
ell, Killed and Eight Wounded.
XVII. GOOD NEWS FROM ACeOMAC COUNTY:
1900 Rebel Troops DiOsndedi Relcsie Q. Drafted
XVIII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
XIX. POETRY; "The wstchsn;" "Grsndps Nathan"
XX..THE MYSTERY AT FERNWO0D.
XXI. THE SECOND TIME OF ASKING.
xxi. RUSSIAN TRAVEL: The Grea. National Railway
Line.
XIII. THE MCCORMICK REAPER EXTENSION
CASE: Decision OF the Comnhssionet Of Patents
XIV. RECEPTION OF GEN. FREMONT IN ST.
LOUIS.
XIV THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
XVI. POLITICAL.
XVII. PERSONAL
XVIII. CITY NEWS.
xxx. MISCELLANEOUS
xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI .cOMMERCIAL MATrERsi Fall Report. ofth,
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U'STABLISHhD in loi3.
Ia WILLIAM X. COnNVfLL
BOOKsELLER and srATlONER,
No Ili Peag!'i.,
Ff.nIlln ,qure Harper Brchcrs' Buildings " y.
Hn on hand lsrre stock OF school, Medical Law Thso
ogcsl Musc Scientific AID Agricultural Book, well
Bank Books Papcr kc fuhc and Privu'e Libraries fnF
....-s sga IT, ssns2 svfn 70 ~ sS peo, ia @
sioncry recriv9 prompt a.,eaiioD.
Bookselss and fcrcher, by oderg a. sbove, VIII oer
lie .hs obtain School rooil q knds they have been
suecs saul fu procuring elsswL here
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CHOICE, CURIOUS, and VALUABLE
HOOKS The sub,eriber has Just received from Europe
now offers for ss very low prices vast assortment Of
BOOKS, both new sid old Anonz them ere hne wofm o.
try Drama Fr.noh and Italian Classics Bbliosphyy Anti
qGsie Biography, Herlldry History Lsuguage Noy.ge
and Travels Natural History Books Of EngDnss Picture
Galleries Gc Also very large assortment o. Englih Law
Books Catalogues Of the viii be Issued IRON ne 20
time aud sent TO any address gst appicaton to T. W.
REEVE Importer Of Books No l38 knlton., up siTs, be
tween Ntsssgst end Broadway, Sew'YoIk CITY
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TNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE Of
al NVALlD.Prblshed for the benefit and as a warn.
Ing to young Inea who suher from Nervous Debility Prems.
ture Decay, etc. supplying the OF Self Cure. BY
who has cured himself after bein: put to great expense
medical inPoston and q9i,hery Single copies may be bad
Kings Co.. N T., by inelong paid addressed envelope
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Gncclal NoilCes.

A., r,ee,;,g Of the Republican Central Com
49, hSi = frSr Hoadqnarters the evening o. Tie
as - thS s. l'Gs 'a nSoi a cf the Hon GEoRGF
TpDYf b for tho oice Of Mayor ot the City OF New hoI
meets hesTy approval aud shah receive our 'neiseu
1Ts,sed Tas HI, prsc,ical intelligence eransn, ability
and anbeo5g sy, commend him 20 The sntges OF al
maoicipl slsirs. SHERIDAN SHOOK Preilent
Sa6asa r.; q; .. ro@lrp.. i51s, ,p., Secretaries
Third Wars Republican Issocin;ion.-A Busi
Meeting Of this Assoc cation win he held lHls Frdey
FVENING Nov. %, 1861 a No. 252 Greenwichst ., %
JSIS sSs " tssTs ccsTs sssy. R. 5 GOULD Presl
se1ealh VVard-No Politics. In cur schools
ou. respcct to partv are earnestly requested aerd
70 the purpose oi uonin sting SCHOOL OFFICERS
On FRIDAY ENEHlNG, Nov y, 1861, % tho EASi
BROADWAY HOUSE, at . o'clock.
FiGth Ward 0payhe Club.-Ata meeting the c't.
fzens Of The IN ard irrespective Of party held az No II"
the fooai g oico: NIu If. Bailey. Pe.ideu a. jackson
Pirmb ani C. {. POLamua, Secr,trs.e ard Wm IL Wise
T.esmLer The following resolution was unanimously
rel Ths. we pledge ourselves the support Of ths
Hon GEORGE 0PDlkE for Mayor At the spPrcachias
Chatter Eieciou in cider to deat Fernauo9 ood whose
Sisleyaty and dhousy well L. own to the citizen. o.
New York thar IN George Opdyke we have man OF isl
social aud lte.Ceue utlinmen'f-a man possessing ol tn
prerequisite ,I honest efficient and upisht Mayor an
thsi so e be uneeasns in oar enies7os to secure hls "a
The Club adjon ned to NEE, on FRIDAY EVENING. a.
tie Place a. n O'Clock Citizens ef tae Msrd opposed
to sna"e' Weeds @ T H. BAILEY E 9,lr9d Ppesacu
a a 4 |A9ysoS *. 2,I,l9 rlgHn' Secretaries.
sixth Ward George Opgyke Ciub.-A me ting
sfthis club viii be he'd At Ne. 50 Ceutres, on FRIDAY
EVENING Nov. ~ a. o'clock. An those IN favor Of
honest Adniusaion Of the City 0ovemn nl and opposed
10 the election OF Fernando Wood inyi,edto attend
NJ J. RYAN. President Pro Tenn.
esOzeE GRuvDy, Secretary Pro TEN
sixth Senatorial District--IXTH XvTH XvITH
ENliItH WARDS An adjourned meeting of the SlXrh
SENATORIAL DISTRICT Of the PEOPLES SYRACUSE
UNION CONVENTION will he held ct HesdGusrt No
534 Broadway FRIDAY EVENING Nov. y, 1861, 81 =
O'CLOCK nominee C0uucimsn for the coming Election By
oideT G. w. TEBEERY, esq, Chm, XNlllth Ward.
n. SSITH Secretary, XVIII Wirl.
Ninth Ward Republican No,rinutions.-Fcr
School Commissioner, JACOG C. BOGERT; fer Scheo n
spcetor, GEORGE +. MERKLEE; for Trustees, JAN
". BOOTH ELLERf DENlSON NJ. ID.
J. w. FARR, Chairman Nominating Com.
n. J. ADAMs Secretary.
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NEW MUSIC.--THE SEVEN SONS
lS GALOP and LAURA KEEEE WALTZ, ss per.
formed at Laurs ksenes Theater Musc by Thomas Baker
by c. g. Grafa Leader Of the 9Th Regiment Band with
beautif ugnette Of 50 Of Generslspnce 50 cents
Pianis, Attendance win try New Muc. Just published
hK NOKACE WATERS No. l8I Broadmay.
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TertI AIdermanic District.

(paits oi Tie AFth and XVI WardsD -.
To NoiaDsins Convection appointed by the Sltize rs
As.ocsop this District met pursuant TO sdloDrnment 81
Room No % Cooper insttGte Wednesday Evening lth
ipst Gen JOHN LLOYD occupied the chair, end tie fol
rous hereye
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GARD TO COUNTRY NEWS-DEALERs.
THE NEW.YORK MERCURY.


THE NEW.YORK MERCURY.
In consequence Of the refusal Of ROSS TouSEY 70 far;
ri.h HTS OF their eountry 20 the Publishers Of TIE
MERCURN-who desired to supply the new-men dealing
and circulars that forwarded om our otcs 30 ssents
who receive their sppPes from the other New ora
a, gentlemen have ceased TO be Agents
ior he sale Ct THE EEW-YORK MERCURY.
le TRACE viii continue TO be s5ppod sways hereto.
fore ro gh the ensrprirg packing establishments oil
. VI. DEXTER g. Co.
HAMILTON Johnson FARRELLY,
JOHN F.fEl.6S q Co,
T.. ~ SHEAR Co,
MILAN skFLLY,
cgfF. DAION JONES,
tEIUEL fAIfS, and
" Dr. w.t.
.s we'll direct rom the oce OF Tie rbher, and rrYpTio-
CALDWELL sOUTHwORTH ( WHITNEY.
no. 46 aud AZ Ann'at, Sew-4ofs
ELNrLE DORA i-DARLING MAGGIE
" MIS- M,ry J. Holiness Now Stories
DORA DEASE
MAGGIE MILLER.
In one heat l2uao. o!ume. AZ pages FIico SI'
M Hole, On eavors 10 teach the heart take what Is
pl!o and aud hold u up 70 the reader ~ cos
With wba, se and geptiye And in this she excels. The
rp,la we arc sure win thank Der heartily for he'e books,
and preserve them with religions sctnes for they are enter
tanning . well ~ instructive. - r,
Aiso eady uuorrn in stye with the above New Editions o.
HONNsTE 40 on THE HILLSIDE. $40 pages, l2mo..
MEADOW BKOOK; Or R0s, LEE. $50 pages, nmo...
COUSlS MAUDE AND RosAM JND............".". !
Sen. f.ee Of postage on leceipt 81 pi;se
No. 25 Park row,
New.fors.
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The Annual Donation Visit OF the BrookIyn
Orphan Asyium, IN Cumberland st. Ny rtle sv will
SeeuT THURSDAY eud FRIDAY Of tis week, November
u and 7i from u M 10 O'Clock r. The Lady ksnageTs
viii De preseA 20 receive their reBds and 3oDes lha,
may De presented The Society is much IN need Of funds and
supplies % snswer the decreasing demands upon IT, Tbee
VII Dc Tor saefsncy articles end articles suitable for the
enhlefs NE public arc cordially invited % attend
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Tie Ee,aipsias Coavsstioa sppoined by tEe Citizens
1.ocS% % S 6s p met
inst Gen JOHN LLOYD occupied the chsh end tie fol
A'T Slb,o. s'1'' s Rocco, Jackson O. schultl,
VII @ IIi5b.d b Ssip HD. W sTo:swsy, Henry BUR-
Col. Jn H. Water W19 II H0OPle. II He9ry Hsight'
ss%srS rpler. P:.rics Copper Gen n B. Graham.
WIN. serritt. Daniel Hplse, 9. EbeIh.rdL
Dsriel Van Reed Thomss Taylor james J.. Miller,
a. Pobemus H. C. Scot, John Flanpelly
Jsmes Crumbie, VIM Bennett. Bosrdmsn Baldwin,
Iohn A. Hul, And. McGuire, Conrad Zeigser,
a. Rosepbla,s James II. Brady, J. M ID. keating
Gen John Lloyd, John Theisz, Z. s. bfsT:hsll :,
9. N. Cregisf, James Weaver, Dan "a MeO9nsd'
y. NJ Bacon. J. Mul'ane, Wnl. II. Monk,
Rvler Briggs, Lesnder ssiles John G. Hoch,
Benz. 6riswoid, Is. C. Upton, James Lowrey,
Nelson ssmmi. Francis H snesden ThoI. NJ Adriancs,
G. l.. Carpenter
The Committee appointed The previous meeting select
sclndidate for Aldsrlan reported the name Of
GEORGE A. JEREMIAH.
The report received, and. after remarks By Gen
D. B.GRAHAM and Others the nomination unanimously
This District extends from Avenue 70 Broadway be-
tween Houston and l4thsts JOHN LLOYD, Chairman.
SasS. is%seS wssTna. s,sSE' Secretaries,
dyke Clab win be held on FRIDAY EVENING: Nov a.
.fNo 4a Hous;Onst The friends Of Mr. opdyke, TesPeot
SEAMAN JOHNSON, President.
VALENTINE LEWIS, Secretary.
XVIII AIdermanic District, XIxth Ward.
GEORGE M. HARPEL.
N. l.. BRUSDACE, Chm Nom. Convention
JOHS F. LAEKHAN, Secretary
At n Meeting Of the Citizens Of the XVIItb
Ward, held Jhursdsy evening Nov 81 1881, for the
purpose Of promoting the election Of GEORGE OPDYkE
for Mayor Of this city Mr. THOMAS LITTLE elected
Prssidsnt r. Vice President,
yRBLL S,cretaSy, and A. j. ODELL Treasurer.
Committee sppoiuted TO draft Address and Rosolu
on; 70 e presented at the qs .set1E e be Gsed BY hs
SAMUEL CANrEEIL, Secretary.
Eighteenth Ward George Opdykc CIub.-
KALLf RALLY RALLY IAN Onis2n men of the
Wsd respecve Of party, who opposed to corruption 10
the Cry and desrous uniting for
ofsleeiuz en- hOass the hsy yoraty, viii meet a,
Kirthner's Hotel. No. 2il 3dav., FRIDAY EVENING
-'''''Os' H. ''''' - JOHN FOSTER, President.
WILLIAM ATKINSON yics-President
JAxKs NJ THOMSON. Treasurer.
WILLIAM 1. BLACK, Secretary.
Nineteenth Ward.
Republican Candidate for School C0mmissioner:
HUGH M. HERBICK.
DAVID B. SCOTT Chm Nominating Convention.
-, E,ii. "a, ghTeSe5; 3. 2sSeIs F' Secretaries
MayoraIty Nomination.-NATloNAL UNION
For Mayor.
G. GODFREY GUNTHER.
JOHN c. HAM, Chairman Central Committee and
q hsyorslty Nominating Convection.
nss1d.F scsspa sqEnss Hann,, Secretaries
STKYmES RoaEETs. Treasurer.
Peoples Union tsyracuse) NomIuptlou
For Mayer: c. GODFREY GUNfHER
Df JANIS M AUSTIN, President
JsHED l. NIL, MHii,rs. {vics-Presden.s.
JoES Hoops, Tsessurer.
wy: wy T. FsSsI, as Secretaries
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y. 5. Randall, esq, City saPerinendent Of Schools.
has consented deliver Lecture Geological Science
ard dhsA Appicetion'" before Che NEWY0RK CITY TEACH
Frs AsS0CI ATOM ct the Hall Of the Board Of Education
corner of Grand and Ellis.s., SATURDAY EVENING,
2sd inst, a o'clock AL Teachers and the ends Of Edu
cation generally ere invited 70 be present.
SAMUEL H. PERKINS, President.
j HE aNstsG Chairman of E,ec. Commiiiae.
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EHOICE FURS No. 10 Broadway
~ Oporug at retail Of entirely stock Of Sable
Mink and other ctoce FURS IL the most desirable sty les.
n ueh below usual prices. :. GOOE
Practical Funsr
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miscellaneous.

4 Owe OF STRONG DRINK
~
DIR. ZELLS EERNINE POWDERS,
For sale az No. % Diyisiost. and No. 24 3thav, Y
Mrs. HAYES'S. No. l75 Fulton-st Brooklyn; Dr. MER-
GERS, No. "a BIoad-st., Newark. Price Sl:
4. c. WELLS Co,
Wholesale Agents, No us Frankln.st., N. Y.
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EMPIRE SEWN G-M ACHIN i s
for Family and Manufacturing purposes st reduced prices
and accommodating terms. Saleroom No $40 Broadway
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Groceries aio tJropisions.

vgyO HOUSEKEEPERS. S.-CANTON PRE-
Il SERVED GINGER only 81 per jar, At
j. ". STEARNS, No. co Cedar. at.
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sixth Ward George Opgyke Ciub.-A nc tlnF
sfthis club Sil be ne d Ne. 81 Centres, FRIDAY
EVENING. Nov ~ a. o'clock. Al those IN favor Of
honest Adnusrlon Of the City Government and opposed
10 tho Gle on OF Fernando Wood inyi,edto attend
NJ. J. RYAN President Pro Tenn.
GFoRcF GRuNDY. Secretary Pro TEN.
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Artemus Ward Sees Prince Napoleon
From Vanity Fair.l


Notwithstandin | hsiut writ much for
the papers of late, nobody needn't llattcr
themselves that the undersigned is ded. GA
the contrary, 81 still live which words
was spoken by Daniel Webster, who WAS Il
able man. Even the old-linc wings Of
Boston will admit Mat. Webster is del
now. howScver. and his mantle has proba-
hiv fallen into the hands of sum dealer ia
2nd hand close. who can't sell it. Lest
ways nobody pears to be goin round wear
in it to any par,Ic!cr extent, now days
The regiment of whom was hurual finer
Iy concluded they was better adapted as
Home Guards, which accounts for your not
hearin of me, ear this. where the buuls i
the thickcst aud where the cannon doth
roar. But as American citizen | shall
never cease TO admire the mastery advance
our troops made on Washinton from Bull
Run. Il snort time ago. 1t was we'll dun.
spoke to my wife bout it at the time
My wife scd it was we'll dun.
1t havin thcr4 bin determined to perfect
Baldinsvillc at all hazzudS and as there
was 10 apprehensions of any immciit dam
ger, thought would 90 OFF onto pleas
ure tower Accordiniy l put on clean
Billed Shirt and started for WashingtomS-
went there to see the Prints Napoleon.
and not to see tne p!aCe' "hlEh VIII hcre
take occasion to obsavveis about as unin
terestin a locality as there is this side o.
J. Davis's future home, if he ever does die,
and where reckon they'll make it so warm
for him that he will 81 for his Summer
close. 1t is easy enutf to see why Il man
goes to the poor house or the pcniteDtiary.
It's not becaws he can't help it. But why
he should voluntarily go and live i'll
Washinton in entirely beyond my compre-
tension, and l can't say no fairer nor
that.
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