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AN APPEAL TO lkISHMFN.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD,

As Irshman who has spent long time in tho Sonth,
allow 10 address few words to my countrymen
through your widely circulated papcr on the present as
lect CT our national aiai,s. TO fem feeling Ct
cre that should Gnd soac Iris'rcn synlathiying with
tho South in this contest IN which the North IS striving
TO preserve the freedom, liberty ard blessings bolueath
ed rot to Americans alone but to the oppressed of all
tiofs, hy the rather CT his Country believe they act
upon Of Judgment and do not understand tho
real cause OF this unwarfantabo rebellion. Abundant
and convincing D. OFFS lave beoa used Gshow That tho
South have beon preparing for this for the
last twenty ycars that thoy, and they only, are
TO blame for il. ! bceve II 90 bc the d,iy Of
Isslmcn u rcmov. al care operating r. re
Mheu.iIg Members tlat en- bos. crush this most
rajcsthah!c rebellion, and bring 1t t, speedy tcrm
IatioL. Ibo!ieya that the best interests OF the SoGl
well Of the North, will he promoted by
e9an raising the Stars and Stripes in every souttcrn
ta.o.
Ny countrymcn let rot scc the Union dissoIved It's
dissolution would extHgish tia jast hopes Cf liberty in
80 hearts CT ucso wc 'cye IL ras nj. let prove orr
gratitude FOR the blessings ard perics lave enjoyed
by rayiag as man for tho support Of inc United
States government. Let III follow thc np'e q that
roal0inindrf riot fhoiras Francis Mea,,her, whose
co9ucnce La DO, powerfully DEVOTED To the cause Of
Il Union, has SO inaEiuably proved lis sim
ccry by peri his lfo for he contry Of his Adoption
lie refused ion Of trtst and Cmr'urent rather
than deprive bis adopted country OF las seryic il
ing tho Irish Brigade Let resolve 60 with him 10
Tho batlc Hed, upl5d the historic o lriluucn
for brewery, and conquer die am asking you do
nothing whicl am not prepared TO do nysoif. I
wiling 10 SIZED my blood IT necessary in This glorious
TRlENi OF THE UNION.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival or the California Overland Exc
press.


press.
PAcTuo STRINGS, 260 miles cast OF
Salt Lake, Oct. 5, 1851. !
The California pony express passed hero O'Clock
this morning, bringing the following summary OF news
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23, 1901.
Arrived goth, steamer Uncle Sam, from Panama.
Called eth, ship Ri,tiard tho Third, for Callao.
Tho markets duh sales 500 boxes of Grants Cudcs'
at 2c. In other articles prices generally are without
change.
orn counties there has been three days heavy rain up
the sea.
rain fell in that place on the 25th.
Roy. nr. Scott and family have taken massage in tho
shp Franklin Haven for Liverpool They expected to
leave next week
The Forest Theatre at Sacramento destroyed by fro
on inc 2oth Tie building cost about 500 600 There
The cavalry regiments called for from this state are
now iui 10 Overlooking and yesterday com
parties were refused There still room in tho infantry
regiments, although they fast filling up
Tho 18th was observed Fast Day in San Francisco
according TO tho Presidents message. Services
held during the day In all tho churches, and several
prayer meetings assembled together In the largest and
most central churches In tho evening. business
generally suspended.
The Mexican RESIDENTS of san Francisco are to-day cole
bratng tho anniversary Of their national Independence
something after the fashion OF the Fourth of July cee
brations Of Americans This morning they fred guns
and tonight they Will send up skyrockots from the
neighboring hills, and participate In fandangoos and
othUr characteristic anuscmcnts.
telcgrarhic despatch from Portland, Oregon, Sep
TENDER o. states that the United States steamship
Massachusetts had arrived at Fort Vancouver. She Is
load with military stores and proceed to this city Tho
United States Quartermaster has completed his purchase
Of horses for the service at Portland, Oregon.
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PROBABLE FATAL ArsnAy BETWEEN BROTHERS. serious
difficulty occurred at Manhattanvlie yesterday nothing
between two brothers, banned Peter and John Smith
which VIII probably end IL the death Ct ether OF
the belligerents Tho quarrel, which grew of
money matters, was witnessed by the mother of the
young men, but she unable to pacify them and re-
fore she COLD call in the police her both drew their
knives and commenced cutting and sashHg each otbar
in the most furious manner. The comhaians we, 70 both
wounded IN vital places about the chest and abdomen,
and presented shocking appearance. Ir. RoGstcn
called upon TO attend the wounded men, and gave !,
his opinion that Peter Smith would hardly survive.
fheif wounds were drcssed and they now in
Portable situation as the circumstances permit.
The OLD SroRY-George G. Adams, of Nc 37i Fourth
street. appeared before Justice Brennan ut tho Essex
Market Police Court. yesterday, and preferred charge OF
grand larceny against Interesting named Emma
Howard The complainant stated that, whill taking
view Of tho city by gaslight hc met Ivy the fair
Emma and induced to enter refrciman sa!con where
he spent several dollars in oysters cocktails From
tho raioor the PARTIES ad To the residence the
woInan, in Mercer street, whore Adams consented
spend Ihe night. On retiring tie complainant placed q
wallet containing $500 under his pitw Bat in The morn
n5 wlea hc swoke ha astonisiea to fad that Pile
had dinnsto! To s370. There accounting for the
nystario disappearance Of tho b ance except the
yTocsa iiat tbs lovely Efaa given tn pur ming,
and accordingly he lad her arrested The prisoner denied
The Charge preferred against or, bu, sho was committed
for trial nevertheless.
CouNr'a.Eig MoNEy-IIonry Franks soda water man,
stcd yes erday charge OF passing counter
felt IS bill! on the Central Bank Of Rhode Island the
store OF Mrs schut, So Chrystie street, IN exchange for
five hundred rciiics TIC sea brought before
Justice brennan, who committed him ior trial in default
nf $500 hal.
JUVENILE BuEcIARs.-Iive boys, from twelve to four
teen years of age, named James Donmsn, Patrick Comfy
Gce.se Lewis, John Meansn ard William Dennan were
arrested an charge Of breaking INTO the new building Of
Mc,srs ii,dna 6; GstaI, OF Grand and Crosby
sreqta and Stealing teegsoir lot OF lead pipe IN their
endesyors to procure tho r,rptor tie youpe seams
dam gea the building TO tho extent Of $780, although the
proceeds OF tho bGrga did not amount TO much acr.
Tor trial
MosLAHKys Po.Lcs MacIsrn ATys.--Cu and after
Monday acyt Justices Brennan and Connolly will sit at
iho ioInbs justices Osborne and Steers Essex Marks,
jstGCs Kelly and Quackeabuah at jca;son Market, md
Jus,i;c Welsh st Yo,kve.
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party had some connection with tho sqnabbi.s IN IA"
many and put tie compromise ticket, or az iaafs
a feeler IN that direction.
Tho republicans again encouraged IN 'he
deo Of straight county ticket or, at ieast portion
of Them whic the other hand, several Of the cah
dates Tor Office are making their bargain 70 be placed on
the Union tickets, and have some othcrs who nave not
been republicans nominated for certain positions on the
republican tickets Among these combinations is ono to
place Josiah W. Brown who has already boon nominated
by the Cooper Institute party for Sheriff. on the repnb-
lcan ticket Strange thags turning up. The adase
politics makes strange 5edieows was never more
applicable than at the present time.
The legis alive nominations have commenced The re-
pubcans have nominated one senator and two Assembly
Tho former person is The Same that
had go long contest with 0pdyke, two years
ago, ballotng for nearly two weeks, and finally
compromising upon Manlerrc. Opdyko is now looking
after larger prize than tho State Senate and Washington
Smith walks off with the nomination without exeFtion
The Union party mating from the delegates 70 the
Syracuse Convention, have nominated two Senators
namely D. Bradford in tho upper district, and b. Wood
ruff in the lower down town dstrctand have like
wise troted out two three Asscmbiymen mostly
Tho other Union organizations also preparing TO
nominate candidates for the Legislature, while Mozart,
Tammany and tho republicans districts will bring
out their In fact, the great scramble seems
to be TO get Homnaons for the legislature Some ~ tho
most interesting contests row going on are for these
nominations. There must DO POWER behind all this
that is the controlling motive. viii some ono Of the nu
merous parties tell us what job Is upp
Nearly all the nominations will be made during the
coming week. 1t IS however, easy matter 70 predict
In all but two three instances who wiz BIO nominatca
but prefer to wait and gvo tho odct OF tho
tons, which will be numerous during the present week
mosquitoes around Jersey swamp.
Tho last of the cards Saturday afternoon ex
hibitcd wonderful trbuation all around. Il re-
ported that Brown had headed or Lynch Mozart.
republicans determined 10 straight ticket
and drop Blunt, who has Ind several government
tracts and nominate A. T. stewart in his place The
OF the matter Is there has been general smashing up
of all tho all around The political wires arc all out
OF order and universal tribuatcn exists among all the
parties.
The wires and wires being laid In cvcry dircc.
ton and to-day stand better chance thon at any
other period the opening of the present campaign Of
having from five eight different tickets in the field for
be the general prospect Of matters to-day, and again
brings the prediction that have heretofore
madc--that party action win bind tho people this fail
but when they to cast their votes they will select
the best men, without regard to tie party that placed
them in nomination So mote il be.
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RELIEF FOR THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
OLE TILE SIXTY. NINTH

II VIII be gratifying to Tie friends CT Tho gallant
ixtyinth regiment TO know that arrangements have
been completed FOR aordng relief TO the families Ct such
members as were killed at Tt! run, or MANNED and
iapIod 70 render them u G 10 support Themselves by
tho Relief Committee quite large, although consdera
be discretion will be required in the disbursement
there will doubtless be good number Of applicants for
ss,ance. Judge Michael Connolly, WHO has worked most
pctsccerg'y IN behalf CT the distressed families Of the
sixty -nirh, has Issued the following order
eIXTY NINTH REGIMENT wIDowS' AND ORPHANS FUND.
Cfcers commanding panos OF the Sixty.n'h reei-
men fully requested to send to the undersigned
al the Tonbs pclico Court list OF tho widows mado
by tho battle Bull run with the number OF children Of
each. Also q Of such seriously
wounded in u ~ action to prevent thom from earning
livelihood re committee now ready 10 distribute
relief to such ilres will produce satisfactory tes
mcnals from said officers. MICHAEL. CONNOLLY,
Chairman q Committee Of Arrangements, Jones Wood
Festival.
T. IobIiTv Secretary.
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Loose WY of Damaging Mercantile
RHsiness.
MARINE COURT.

E6tog Us. Btter.-This action was profntssory
note made by defendant for $780, dated May %, 1852
payable the order Of John and Thomas Warren six
months after date cndrred 70 plaintiff The defence
was the statute # limitations, and that the note had been
satisfied The ncpal evidence disclosed that John and
Thomas Warrei formerly carried on business ia Maiden
lare that their srks, statesmen and porter Ia the
nabt OF signing oes for the firm, which they raised
money; that TIL defendant signed TO the amount Of
about fifteen d sand dolla~s; that the question
was one Of them u admitted that tho defendant
owed the firm time $500 $780, but it proved
that il was paid by extra services and carried profit
and less Tho DO kkoeper Of the Warrens proved that
the question in the possession OF to Warrens
in 1854 ard that iaey ordered to be delivered to de-
lendant ard Thomas Warren. Of the firm admitted
he had the note years ago. John Warren, it was
proved lett the ate in 1857 having assigned his pro-
perty to his brother Thomas
The Court rendered judgment for the defendant. Rufus
Bell for plaintiff, Samuel Owen for defendant
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Markets.
PM ADEy VIVA STn(R MANN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, 1891.
Stocks--Pcnnsyvani State s. s. rs; Reading Railroad
17% Morris Canal 35 Long Island Railroad, so; Penn
syvana Railroad, SO. Exchange New York par a
/ 10 per cent discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s, 1861.
Flour bnoynnt: sales 5 goo bbs. Wheat adyanc I'd
sales 20 eco bushels red at 81 25 81 go Corn buoyan
at Soc Coo. CoIioc-lo, 151Sc 16Kc. Whskey firm
at 22c n % &c.
MONTREAL, Oct s, 1861
A. Howard reports:-Flour In demand, but small re-
ceipts check business sales Of No siprNne which is
equal to the best extra state at IS go So C 1900 bbs
for last hal, OF October at S. 10 Wheat steady but less
active sales 90 900 bushels No Chicago spring 81 90
% Geo bushels Milwaukee at 81 81 81 % % COO bush
els white Michigan at 81 5 81 371 1900 bushels red
winter at 81 &c. Corn du!l sellers at 54c and buyers At
Liverpool and the Clyde at 3s grain at Is. Cd a IS.
Iondon "a. 81 g. 3D., calling to Cork For orders Ex-
change steady: bank, sixty days on London 81 81:
private IA IN; three days sight on New York. n l
per cont premium,
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Some Of the Causes or EapoIcOn's Dis
Giietule.


Paris Sept 81 CORRESPONDENCE OF the london Army and
Navy Gazette.j
Several circumstances have contributed this week to
agitate the French press.
The Aust i'm tendencies of Mr.. Roebuck regarded by
the Det0t lieutenant OF Lord Palmorston merely
shouting aioad senm which the Premier thinks bet
ter kept 10 himself Then the speech Of the Lord Warcn
OF the Cirque Ports himself, with his hand the sword
and with his 10 COO volunteers quite Ut to be Incorporated
with tho regular army. What contrast cried tho
French press, this gloomy, dsuietng discourse
pronounced in France at the meetings OF the Consels
Goncraux. Tho English feet al Naples he despatch If
troops TO Canada, the iesuGia ut blockade Of the Southern
AeriGm pyt ~ Mr. Lic0lnS quddrsns, and the change
Of both garrison and ambassador Rona with Baron
Rcasois circular and the French pamphst-clouds, no
hut c
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CAMERON HIGHLAND
RIEIES

This regiment ia working hard to perfect itself to
be one OF the first at tho Of They nearly
M and anord AN excellent opportunity to those DESTROYS
Of attaching Themselves 10 first class regiment. There
is yet room for few officers
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Sailing OF the Jura.

UUkTE8 VCt. D, I5BT.
The steamship Jura, for Liverpool via londonderry
sailed from this port this morning forty i've minutes
past nine o'clock, with hundred and twelve pas
scngers
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Prcsent-fion Judges Woodruff, Robertson and White,
Oct. 5.-johi Il. Terry rs. de Mayor, de-, Of N,c
Yorl:.-New trial ordered; costs to abide the event.
Andrea Brady rs. Da,id Hcrmioa.-New trial ordered;
costs to abide the event.
Goold Hcy., Executor, US. Samuel Hoy,-yudkment ar-
1rmcd, with costs.
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OSoNDAcA SALT SPRINGs.--ihc whole quantity OF salt
Inspected on the Onondaga salt Springs Reservation from
January 70 September IS, 1891 is, bushels. a5i59
The who.e amount inspected during the same
time Last year $3.50 971
Increase over last year, bushels. ......... l05 664
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS I'M NEW YORK.
THE CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS.

IA consequence OF Governor Morgan having returned TO
Albany there was nothing done yesterday towards
soaatpg tic regiments ia midst but the Governor
VIII return on I, sday Wednesday, we sarpose the
WORK OF consolidation viii be then vigorously pushed for
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Died.

BLnycgEn.on Saturday, october 8, JAMES W. BLEEcKEa
Esd aged ~ years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Boygg-On Friday, October 4, PETER f., infant son OF
Alfred aud Mary J.. Rovee, aged months and days.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family nrc respectfully
invited TO attend The fanera, !lNm No. l2I Hammond
street, this Sunday aftornnua, at two O'Clock.
Pin Philadelphia 90 Friday, oclobe. 4, GEO T.
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SYsACIsE, n. 7. UGL. o, 1871.
Hon. Thomas G. Alvord this afternoon nominated
by the Republican Convention for member Of Assembly
from this district
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best in tho
worid-EaFmless, reliable and Instantaneous. Sold and
applied OF rATCRkLOR'S wig factory 10 Bond street.
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Pare T.igwors.--55uy Your Liquors FOL
wholesale family trade AT Fifteenth street Distley,
teblished in 49,, ut Z5J Vest Fifteenth strre
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Pure Gos,accO.--fclIOV Bank Tobacco
GOCDWlh. Pure yellow Bank Tobacco, from Ill i'm
puItcs, sale bY All tobacco and scgar doaiers
Wholesale by T. GOODWIN 4 BROTHER 207 Water street
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To Amy Su;iors.--special Designs, Silk
Handkerchief for The army at BAILEY d SUDTiiARD =,
q Park place.
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Senatorial Nomination.

ALBANY, Oct. 8, 1857.
The democracy Of Albany county have nominated Hon
John V. L. Pruyn for Stale Senator.
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Prizes Caslicss i'm I'll Lcgaiizcd Lotteries,
ard Information aver by JOSEPH BATES, Broker No. Ii
Wall street, II. y, up stairs.
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Cy,nnn Il ics.--Gi:s secs ARE Row Forn.ing
for the al JOHN WOODS Gymnasium, Soa and .
East TIVE nj -ei.it street, near Firth
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TTussos, Elastic Stockings, Suspcnsory
Eandages Shoulder Braces &c. Drs. GLOVER q THORNE,
No. 4 Ann street, under Barnums Museum.
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Fali style Young Gents Hats. Also
The oxford Saii Hat Now ready, 1T WHITES, the Halter
ni.rau1 tx,v
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Album FAofogrn asas--Conr for ~;
twelve for s. Artistic and eantiu Crowded daily KIM
III Ii Gallpry, ~ EIuadMAy
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
peesc best in the world, wholesale and retail, and the
Dye privately applied No Astor House
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Elistercd Feet, After Long March, are
soohod ard quickly healed By HoI!oways famous ONT
ment. Only rs cents per pot.
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Married.
SoRCHAN--IAcfAsE.-On Thursday, October 3, by tho
Rev. Dr. Taylor MARiUs a. SCRCIiAN TO CAROLINE 81 La
SrsoSsoS--TEoRr.-In Brook yn, Thursday septem-
ber by the Rev. j. Greeneaf Mr. HENRY j. saossoS to
Miss ELLEN IHoRP all of the above city.
VAN 0RpsN--tyoN.--0a Wednesday, Oct Der 2, by
the Roy. DR.. John Bowling, FrkSxLiS G. VAN 0RDEN
to JANE H.. youngest daughter Of the atc Samuel G.
Lyon, all OF this city.
HASttsco--WAY.-ir. Do.nNtc FRANCISCO, or West ro
buker, 10 Mrs. fL,7A A. WAY, Of West Troy.
Hudson and West Troy papers please copy
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OMeial Drawings or tIurray, Eddy 81
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State I.otteries
knsrucKy, EXTRA CLASS 525-octoLerh g 1851
Z, ~, u, y, ID, IS, 10, 70, G6. 30, 10, Ga.
KENTUCKY, Glass 52s-octuher S. 1861.
Fl, 46, ~, 81, H. 81, 81, Ga, rs, Ga IL, GO.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY : CO.,
COyiLston, Ky, or 81. Louis, No.
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A T Ss-DOuDLE SOLE SHOES, AT JONES, 10 And
IA IL Ann street, Also at IS 90 quilted Congress Gaie
style.
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Genuine Russian steam Bath, G2 East
Twenty seventh street, Fourth avenue Rooms and
Board for patients TiiEo. GEBEkE.
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Arrivals and Departures,


Messrs Wade, Faen,es, ST, Fucn nss,'A Jr,
] o Wilson y II Kalsae. J NJ Faino. r. Baade, G
da, MaeIado l. r Arcltcgna Il 9 so,cro, T. Ecrrii
Tribes, Dorand, A Eewaie w Ncols, j Turtle, JAS
Smith, Jas irodsers, Thos McCarter--Tota a.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING City OF New York-John Dnvold,
lsolcrts, Mis vssan Ers Wiehi, il Iansa;e, Robert
Seton, Francis Whiteloy John tagler Robert coppn-
ser Edard Gst Tannog acs chs Ea Sr sn
and two iniants Thos Turgy Hin T Ravnas Archy
Mcvickcr Griffin wife and i've children; Professor Whit
worth JOS eG ndw' Knssserr r rSiG Ann
net G parney, Mrs iIoladay two sons and two daugh
ers Mrs alscy and Mrs Richard and Master
Cleveland, Mrs and Miss Cleveland and two children. Dr
John Hasct Mrs Jnnc Hasett Mary S, Ellen s, Samuel
end Andey l!aslctt. Fredercs BENZ Writer'S Jas Leigh
and wife, John Noble Miss Revnns Miss Mcdonald Mrs
Mlas Ronicrt Miss Fcascr Jane Smith Mrs. Martin Mar
fhes Hi, Ghss sehorcr, u De', Mrs i Council and
child, DR. Kruny, wife, cid, infant end servant; nr
Eo'hune wife and servant Mccarier Terrence ~ic,
two daushter and seisantand others in the sseerag
nla--prince louis i snikowsky and family, New York;
T. 3 William henderson, n Y; Gcorcc schnelacr;
Dunster and family, Newark; II Sursenn " George
Domeaon 81 Louis DR. Albert Amberg, u Henry Brett,
Ing Richmond; Eugene o,te, " john Schuelier md
ehct. Waite, W Timpso, Y; Town Rhode Island;
William van Ge segeg and family sTrroy, Frank Nicer
family Iowsi Nj ani Mr. SisPa, I; M ana sis r%gl
| Bertha Roper Y; Rsy d n WIerands, Cana, Dover;
andcr cohn Y Henry Keysor Chicago; Fr Welanc Mrs
Moser Elias Smith, Y and others in seeragcTota To-
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pIIscELLAsEoUS.

A RoMATIC sCHJEDAM SCnNAPPS.
Grocers druggists and private families who wish to supply
themselves at the present low price had better make early
application. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Eea
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Trusses.-Marsls s. Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Military Shoulder Brace aud Abdominal
potter conbin"da superior article. No. 2Vesey Astor
House. opposite the church
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A T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS-THESE CELys-
~ bred engraved Cards sold only at 32 Broadway
nor D Duane street.
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Colds, InfluenZa, rheumatism. sc.
BRANDRETHS FILLS are sure TO do e.oi ana safer
han other remedy, becaus theyexTet The Of
disease from The human body Sold at No. Union square,
and 2Ji Canal street
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Army and Navy shirts Chcap-Af G. W
VAN BuREN'S, l56 and i55 Fulton street. New York.
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Cent? Fine Cashmere Travelling Shirts
only 81 each, at G. W. VAN BUREN'S i56 and l5s Fulton
street.
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Gsnin's ss1ioIe Venetian Hat for Misses
Now ready. GENIN, 5l3 Broadway