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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
DIsAsTROUs FIRE IN BHOOKLYN.
Ono Nah ana Twenty Horses burned 20
Death.


Shortly after 8 o'clock last evening, fire broke
ont in the stable Of the Knickebocker Ice Company
in Furman street. near Fulton ferry, and resulted in
the destruction of the building and contents, to-
gethcr with twenty horses. A hand in the employ
Of the company was burned to death. His name Is
James HcGuungle, who, it appears, was IN the
habit Of lodging on the prsmses, and, US supposed,
WAS asleep on some straw az the time the fire origi'
mated. There YVES conside rable hay and straw in
the stable which burned with such rapidty that the
whole was enveloped before means could be taken
to suppress the flames. Several persons broke open
the DOORS and succeeded in rescuDg four horses at
the peril Of their lives, while twenty Of the poor
animals were left to be consumed.
Mr.. Frederick Haggerty, one Of the principal men
about the establishment, hearing that persons
were in the stable made search and found the dead
body Of McGunnislc 1t was learned Ut the time
that Others we're inside but ii was then impossible
to make further examination. 1t is believed, how
ever, that McGunngle is tie only one who did not
succeed in making his Escape from the premises.
The stable was Of frame, twenty-five feet by
fifty feet deep, aud valued al 5000. 1t war designed
to build a brick structure this fall. The value OF
each lorse averaged $500, making total loss, with
harneso, etc., OF about 81, 600.
The property Ii owned by the n. Y. Kuicker-
booker Ice Co.. Mr.. A. Barinore, President.
There were several wagons in the rear yard, aud
a vessel ut the dock but all were saved by the ex-
ertons OF the french
The fire, il is supposed, originated by accident
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DIED.

ALLTN-n this city Tuesday evening Mrs Lucy Allen
The remains we're taken to Wales, Erie County, n Y. for
interment.
BlsHoPon Wednesday morning Nov %. Ja2hes Bishop.
in the seth year of bis age.
Tie rssye. and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend hi, funeral from Grace Church Broadway corner
OF Tenhsee Saturday morning al a O'CLOCK, without
further iDyii alton.
BkTHGATE-On Monday morning Nov. a. e. Moui'ania,
n T.. John Bailgate in tie +7:h year OF hl.ss
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
BRAlSTED--On Wednesday Nov 26. at a. m, Grace
Bs,ed aged years and mouths the second daughter OF
Capt. james add Amira bfaisied .
The funeral will take place from the late residence OF her pa
rents Amosstreet, Vanderbilt Landing staten sland on
1hur.dsy at p. M
COoPER-At Camp Bliss Upons I'LL. Va, Capt. Cornelius
a. Cooper Of Company c, I2'.h Regiment y. l. 'olun'
tsrfs tMonitorsD.
Further notice tomorrow.
cLEARsiAN-On Tae,dsy. Nov. %, George Edwards,
youngest OF John and Elizabeth Cleas aged years.
TIE relatives Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral from the residence Of his parents NO.
~ Nandan street Friday the 18th inst, Ut 10 O'CLOCK
m. without further invitation.
Newark and Ps,efson IN. j. papers plsa'e copy.
FITCH-On Monday evening, Nov q Sarah Fitch, wife
OF George r. Fitch OF this aud daughter Of the late
Major A. Morgan Of We.tfeld Mas.
The funeral services viii be held at Nesed on the 2Ith inst
HYDE-On Wednesday, Nov. g. of inflammation of the
lung', John hyde. m the ijth year ~ hs age 80
His relative, and friends AID those 81 is brothers Charles
aud jane. yde aud the msmbers Of Pacific Lodge No
2a3 T. and A. NJ are respectfully invited steud the
funeral Friday, Nov. o. ~ O'Clock p w.. al tie tha
pei OF 81 George, Nueteentlsiie",, near isaFenue'
URsLR-On Wednesday, Nov 26 81 the house Of her sonn
law r. Gilorr in jersey City Chrs,iana orssr mother
81 er-Sh.n Oser formerly o. this city. aged 30
The relatives and friends repeatedly invited 10 attend
fef funeral from No 10 Eiicsroe jersey my on fIiday
tn. 2atn. I O'Clock.
Her srrnaiss will be inferred In Greenwood.
STURGEs-On Nein-sisy morning. Nov 25. Wsllsce \.
5luIsss, sgcd % years. n.0ntas and days.
The r-atyrs s0d friends the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Friday 28tn inst. O'Clock pm
from the residence OF hi. fher L. l.. stuEses No "a last
hinetc.nth.s street.
WRl GHT-Ou Wednesday. Nov IS. Mary Wipiired. be-
loved daughter OF Msry Ann and Capt. John Wright OF
pilo boat CLsrles H. Marshall eyed yess snd mouths
Dearest Mary thou hast left Es,
i.re thy ioss deeply feel,
But ais Odd inst Lsth b-reit Us
lie csu all our sorrows hel.
The relatives friends Of The ia and the SANDY III
Pilots respectfully invited 10 attend The fuaera Ei
do afternoon O'Clock. the residence q her pa
rents corner OF Poplar McNiney Brooklyn
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of the Western Press.

CiScivSsri. Nednesday, Nov o. 1872
The Publishers Convection met AT indianapolis
Yesterday ut which the press Of ST. LOui-. Chicago,
Cincinnati. Louisvie, New-Albany, Dedot and
Indianapolis were represented.
Ire - Western Associated Press was organized,
and the following officers elected.
Ri,lnld Smith, Of The Cincinnati Ga.eHe, Pre-
silent.
j. Medill, Of Tie Ch,cqgo Tr.Jpae, Secretary
ard Treasurer.
Ei4m Directors were also chosen.
Measures were adopted with "A view 10 improve
men IN The Prens dislatchcs aad esgoclaliy IN tie
Congregational reports
\ rc.olution wa adopted that a. advance in thr
price # newspapers Was rendered imperafiycly
necessary in consequence Of The rms ia tue price Of
paper.
i Ic,olution was also adopted to memorable Con-
er.ss 10 relation 10 certain taxes wIeh operate nju-
riousiy to publishers.
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MARRIED..

COOMES-MORILL-At the residences Of her father, On
Mr. Oliver B. Coomes Of Longmesdow. Mas., to Laura
daughter OF DIR. II. T.. Morrill,. Of Brooklyn. N. I.
CUE1IS-QUACKINBUSn-O Tuesday, Nov q, at the
inbush, Mr. Cornelius d. Curtis to Ms, Helen A Qusckin
bush all Of this city.
DE MOTT QUACKINBUSH-O Tuesday Nov. IS. at the
residence of the brides father by the Rev d. Mel Qusck
inbush Mr. Peer De Mott TO Miss Chrlssna Quscknbush,
ell Of this city.
HARNED-HCK-In Mount Vernon, on Wednesday morn
Ing Nov 20. by the Rev Samuel A. Seaman hr Obadiah
Hsrned to Miss Mary Hick, daughter OIL ?. Hick.
SC0FIELD-SMITIi-At Yves. Farms ~ Y. on Wednes-
day Nov. 49, at the residence Of the bride. By Tho Rev
MI yanwhike Mr.. Henry Scoheld to Miss Esther T..
gu;th
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rgnrhet.-Re1.r.ed ~ 2etgrapl.

O.srgp. nov. 26--ILorK steady. Nng'r quiet
Cbics.o spring held Il 81 ct0sl W CoRa un,h-nr 81.
ChyAL FNgiGirs steAdy-t0ur Gyc.; " heat itc corn.
IA, 10 NcH.TorA. IapoR1t-i5lj boil. tlnur 81
Lu.l Wheat 500 bush. Com, ljOW Du.h. Oais. *
gorr.z no bbls. Flour 10 go bLah Wheat ioJO bush
Corn. li tO1 bash. Barley.
frrpALo Nov 2G-FLauH market rules quiet and stesdy
~ saT quiet notn; being shipped through and IT, Gully
sales reported 100 blsh No Chcago Hpirs al yic'
and go bush 10. piate terms Cots ~ Jar ctmtnd
with sales - 100 bash at 39c for Chicago aud Toledo O,rs
sesdy az BE-. 8AkiEr and RAJ qLot aud 10 saies Nnii
makct quiet az Sec lNFOrTs; l. WA bbs flourJJ0 bush
Wheat g. ocO bush Corn ExrOErs;2 10 bbls Flour, 900
bush Wheat lc Ot0 bush. Corn.
CucaGo Nov 2C.-rLOUR s.. lower. WHEAT i1lc.
lower; ga Nc and 01sc Cons lc lower: 3l0aic. RE-
cgPrs: loo bb Flour 10000 bush heat, ZOO bush
Com sflrvYsrs. go bbls. Flour 210f0 bush Wheat,
g. 600 bush Cora. FRLIGHTs dull EXCHANGE unchanged.
GOI 23d23l.
Mnwarp.iH Nov. 2G.-FLorn declining WHEAT lower
fair demand RECEIPT: 800 bb!s Flour. 1900 bush.
Wheat. SHIPsEaTs: COO bbis. Flour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

HorrL hRRvALs.-Mrs. Lincoln intends leaving
t city this morning route 10 Washington Especial car
has been provided for her the NewJersey Genital Ran
road She will be accompanied by Capt Murphy OF IT, 8
Army. - 80 ,,,s,,
The Hons. ]. c. Morrill, Of Vermont, a: W. Clni Of Wa
,erown A. H. Oen and g. Reynolds Of Troy, and Captain
Round OF the IT, g. Army stopping at tho Astor House
The Hon. a. A. Sargent jr. Of Caorna, Col Rove eni
C. H. Carlton OF the u. x Army, aad Jno Collier OF bihS
hau,on ave at the metropolitan Hotel. 49, %.
Tho Hon. CbAunccy Vbb4Id Of Albany, Gen jas sin
son Of the H. s. Amy, and Geo Francis Train. who leaves
a,y for Phindei pis q the -. Nichols Hotel
Gen T. G Arnold and Staf who arrived from new orleans
per sicsnhp Roanoke also stoppngss to D. iicoa'
Hotel.
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FROM California.

SAY FEAScfsco Wednesday. Nov 90, lsse.
The Steamship 81. Louis arrived to-day from
Psasms
Another company Of wreckers have chartered II
vessel 10 % % the wreck OF the steamer Golden
Gate MauzdDlla 10 endeayOr TO raise the treas
IRE.
Contracting parties were successful several years
ss3o 10 r~scuiug the treasure from the wreck OF We
Yankee Blade or the California coast. They take
Provisions for L four or five months effort.
Aeasareo are natured for establishing an extern
ave wO0leu mandatory 10 Ieboma County. The
TWO establishments Of the kind already in operation
Oh ibis coast find tire Manufacture OF the coarser
WooeDs yeey profitable.
Passengers per Crescent City give glowing ac-
counts o. TIE extent and richness Of tie recently
opened copper mines in Del Norte County.
sailed sb'p Apghsher shsnghse. carrying $4,000 ia
Maine paper gives an account Of an aged
pfeseher-sj years old--wbo has lately bloomed out
WIZ new hair--lbe hair Of JIG youih-new teeth,
aad cav eyes."
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From, Uar,rcas Monroe

FoHTggss 1osEox Wrdne,day, Nov. 25 i'61.
Lieut.. John A. Darling, late of Gen. DixS staff,
has been appointed MAJOR Of the new battalion Of
Lieut. Col Roberts, which is do garrison duty at
Fortress Monroe.
The 40 Union prisoners from City Point. wero
taken to Annapolis Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

DyuocFAcY IL NEw-HAMPsHIRE.-A resolution
.xpre,einp thanks TO the soldiers III tie fold who
arc fighting for The Constitution, having been
offered in tho New Hampshire Democratic State
Convention Dr. Batchelder moved to strike ont the
word Contribution" saying "le didn't believe
Tho soldiers wefe lighting ios anything e.ss thaA
sl3 a msn,b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
THE PIRATE STEAMER ALABAMA.
She is Supposed to be OF the
Coast Of ETaine.
A Strange Vessel Making for the
Town of Sullivan.
TIE INHABITANTS GREATLY GlClTED
RANGOR. Me. Msdpesd

BANGOR. Me. Wednesday Nov o. 1862
The people gu The coast arc in great state Of
excitement. IL is represented that a steamer an
swesing to the description OF the pirate Alabama
appeared in Frenchmans Bay this afternoon, and
stesrcd toward Sullivan. They know of no honest
vessel likely to be there at this time
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from the ErOI,f.

WAsmsoros. Wodf esdhy. Nov. q. 1864.
Information from tie front is uninteresting.
The enemy were to-day known 10 be lowering in
Faquie5 County, at Urperville salem AID Warren
ton email Rebel force If also asccytsined to De at
Aidie, in Loudon County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

81 Lori.. Wcd..,4sy Nov. % 1902
The official vote gives Blair lJ3 majority over
Knox for Congress. II is stated that Knox will
contest the seat.
The Radical Emancipation ticket Il elected by an
average majority Of 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

Petroleum, or mineral oil, ravs tn, Canadian
Journai III dr. is not derived from coal. 1t says;
Petroleum WAS formed long before the coal, ana n
the result Of the decomposition, under pressure, o'
IN infinite number of oil-yieding animals which
sygarned Ia tie eoaS vi tho D1yOn,aa period, long
anterior 20 the coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

The ctizons Of Cedar Falls, Iowa. rave SEM az
AGENT 10 Giro for he purpose Of procuring lot Of
:. coutrabands" for that town and neigbbofhood. a
large number have been spoken for aud they wiI
be brought frec of expense TO the persons 'aAius
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
Du5lWess No.lrcs.

IL Tnr BABY ~ Curing TEETH, use Mrs
WIs.tows SOOTHING SlarF which will greatly facilitate
the process. end regulate the boS-!, Mrs WISDOM Va an
experienced sus, and Female Physician. aod has made
discovery give. reo aud heath to in!ant' - cents
bottle.
ET.pER. yor can nave an enduring, always
,e.dy reliable Com rss .zacy adapted to sin1
I'D .'yf, o. wnr WHEN vii yoaf plrs v1''yche'o
o., t.a Steel Pens if3ou want cal on l. 1oKTos, 40 p
Msacnltre o. iuclosc stamp ior eucnisr
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6peelal Notlres.

The Irvine and Cordaae Manufacturers win
hold meeting Hope House. No. - Chshan-st tho
z1th Of November q. O'Clock.
General Society of Mechanics and Tradesnen.
The Course of Lectures 1862 viii be given at Irving
Hall Iryngpiace corner of l5thst The opening lecture
will be delivered by the Rev. A. A WILLIS on FRIDAY
EVENING, 18th inst, commencing at o'clock Subject
" The Spiri, of tie Tlmes'
Sons of The Sons Of New Hamp
shire resident the City OF HewYoh and vicnity are rs.
quested to the Brsndreth ho.el FRIDAY lof
O'clock on business of importance. Rally all and eivo
evidence that the Granite Sons alive G. II. Broadhead
A. Peterson Charles L. Frost IL. b. Perkins, T. 3oaie
Geo. I. Peterson, Ralph G. Cutter
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The Europa Outward Eonnd.

BosTos, "Wednesday. Noy. y, la',
The etegm-hip Europa sailed az noon to-day, with
~ passengers for Liverpool and 10 Tor lialilnx ohr
al.o tax out nearly half million dollars in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
ERODKITN lTEJsS.

AcaDrMY or Music.-The representation OF the
"Troyaiore" on Tuesday night was remarkable
sucoess. The house was abundanty filled, notwith-
standing the unpleasant weather, and the perform
.nees OF tho principal artists were received with
great enthusiasm. Madame Guerrabells, as the Lady
Leonora, achieving tho first distinction. Illness
prevented Mr. BrgDol from lulaiins all the require
nents Of his part. Miss horensi was much ap'
pauded IN the second act.
On Saturday evening Madame Lorini will appear
At tie Brooklyn Acsdemy in Norma supported
by Miss Morenai and Messss. Maccaeui AMI Suslni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

LIBTKALIrY WORTH MESTIos.-Tbe Dutch Re-
formed Church on the flights, Brooklyn formerly
under the pastoral Of the late Rev. DIR. Bcthune
now ably mipistered to by the Rev. DR.. ELS, has
been Tor several years laborng under an incubus Of
dobt amounting in all to 5000 Il. On Tuesday
evening, Gily members Of the congregation met to
consider 10, subject. Their deliberations resulted III
a subscription for the whole amount, payable on
Monday, tbs lst of December. The number OF sub
.cribers VIA just fifty, making an average OF sill
each. This 10 something 10 give thanks for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

Craiz,y N.croscope-The NEW HOLIDAY GIFT.
Mi.nihes lOuO ei the cheapest and best Microscope IN
tr world lor seaen Pdce by mai, - -; with SIX
beautiful moul,ed OBJECTS 3 Address HENRY CRAIG.
NJ. l3l Cent.ss., New-ior6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

SWEET over Stevenson, 29,72i; SWEET over Fiz.
gerald, S. III SWEET over both, l3sO7. Total vote,
81 500.
LEGIsLAIURE-lS62-63
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QrARrrRsl,srsR.GESERaL'sO EYIoE }
W,surNGroN CRY, November "a 1862
Wanted for service IN The Department Of the sSgn:
s, "a ~ leet loaded Persons having such steamers Tor
or for sale are requested to send Information 70 aor
.tv Sp VAN yLiET Quarterma.ter United Stses
arv New York stating terms Of SAFE or charter. win il
.ion, of the vessels place here and time when built.
M. &. MEIGS. QuarteTms.ter-Oenork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

OkpSANCE OPFicE, w DEPARraHsr,l
WAsHlsGToN, Nov q, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received BY this Depart
until o'clock on tie sth day OF Deeemtet nsf
he aud delivery Of the following Preec'ilo
5000 tsn-iueh sofa Shot,
1000 nfteeu.inch Shells.
l,ooO ultoci inch battcrin- Shos =,
,pscted ster the rules laid tie Ordnance Manual
with ttp exception q the Batieiins snot nh est %
made Of what is Aaown as gun NAL p~s
States, a. ihs orlnsree As ncS, No NJ WORN ST. new"
to be delivered free of charge for
poraiiou the United ses AsDa on EoNsfnos isanl
EewNok haIboE wher, -y viii os aspeeea aaa 81 sdca
llediitely after a. inspection o. each delivery
Bits VIA be received !Sr say portion OF me qaan'' re-
al. a. follows: Oneenh Of each kiad within thirty days
I'm yeS - thereater an'i. all shall be- delivered
il he made by ae Treasury Department, OF tas
usual o inspection aud receipt. ief esch deety-
Bonds With approved surety VIII DC required i't the s'i
fui performance OF CONTRACTS -. =, -
AFFIDAVIT from party mAAing t. to the effect tna the 10 an
non founder and shat ne Od Is neceftea ht Pt'yeces
Wi. be made his iouudeTy, uamlng aud is ceaon and
the right reserved 70 reecs all bids II deemed ua-
satisfactory for any cause. u,,
"s''' N''' JAS. W RIPLEY
NIT Brig Cen CHIEF Ordnance
Directory of the HospiiGis.-Ihe SANITARY
NATION in regard to patients in the Hospitals Of the Dis
,rict of Columbia ard OF FREDERICK City Mayand BY .
une ordinary circumstances be given BY return mail to the
following questions;
st Is giving ard egment at present In the hospf'
tai. OF the District or Of Frederick City
ID. II 50, hat is his proper address -,
Sd What is the OF the Surgeon Chaplain o. the
hospital 49,. a..
All fuo In hospital present. has ho recently been IN
hospital $1,000,
5th II so did he die in hospital, ard at what ds's
9TH lfreceny discharged from hospital was no
from seviccl
sih fnot where did he 90 on leaving! ....,s.
The Commission IL prepared sso 10 iuihn NOR pl1
information as TO the condition Of any PARENT m
tvs hours after request 20 DO 40 H9 Ill 'S'' "
Of its corresponding societies ,,, ION, o,,,o,,r
The office OF the directory will be open daily ron s.S
80 ~ oeacL n a, and accessible in urgent cases a. any
hour of the night A.. ,, 49,. ,,a.,t.ken loeallv
~ will be extended 10 Include ali the general
oy tie Sonsu ~ nor.rry Fred LAW OLMSrED, as
hosPlHA' d" '"' N' General Secretary.
Alamo Uor,e No "a Est. Washington, d. c.
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Alili!grn Notlccs.
Proposals..

OapNAScE OYyIcR, WAR DEPARraRsr.l
NAsHIsGToN Nov -, 1903.
gFAI,rD PROPOSALS viii be received by this Depart
n.u, until CLOCK D ~ on tie 9th day of December ner
Tor The manufacture AID delivery Of the following pTeectio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

T. a warrant o. commissioned o.htei;
Received III. go. dly Of November a6' " s. r Brown.
Navy ,s1t 20 Wahinsto1 one hundred Gosrs, iu M 9f
10y q plixe "a utf 90 httcuAit on boafd ne -
.sel uion Do ths veir ld. bfue for captures made by
..a vessel dunn thh period lNaiDc The prize 81 p.fea
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KEEP YOUR FELT DRY.

KEEr YOUR FELT DRY.
Orx.rgn'. wsrrR.rnoop Lr,TryR.
This compound titsnNesd by Professor bLSsiEp Of
Yss College. ,al 3. iie bei y.ep, a' now iuown ,er
l.srr boot. Shoes Hsu~., sut L"her n every form In
'''''''' - cow, & LfsTs- 'Ser.r,ver. conp.
bFsFuffl. HA.f d CO., Pm Row
Tor by How,HD. S.naas a. 60, 10 th'aiher'-st.
InE UNITED STATES Tax Law,
Now READY. in l4mqhs u - rs,r m tnc white paper
Bs,do tho bi which word To- word -sorlauce with
a.. osiaa tent We aqpcfd Alphabetical Recapitus
ton Of ever article be taxed by tie ,H and the anola
o. The Tar to be levied thereon. This renders complete
I'D convention. o. 3; 6, possible to 'as.e o.
Free csn, POSTPAID. ~ per 10 Il sent 10y crpfosi -
pr lcofby m'i Adirr.' Tis TnHrNr, New Yors
HEAVY KNIT, ALL-WO0i,
CSDEn snnTs DH,wrR'.
OS HAsD ASp MADE TO OHDaN II,
rsioy Ap,g.. No. so aHo,pw~
Pearl. NOTIFIED SOAR l. THE BEST
and most economical laundry sad say being par
euary pla pied nannei and s Kinds Of wooien good
Msla eta.ld aud lor edo hy h.. loHGAH' soSs NJ. III
W-.l i'on..i. erd no. a" Wc'tei
40. FAsiir r,H, sni No. soaps.
Ar NuLEH's ladies can obtain beautiful
Gur.E.. Buro.sts, Ison hrHeHs. Sc, with B"ys'
h,s' ai bli-u's boors nHd hhoFs, 81 all the various
ACCOUNTED FoR.-Nr ind few fashionable
or we'll Ir,s wearing suy ia iin those sold 10y kSox
ofE, ~ broadway. In- Irrson onsi'us hNoHS Hats
nnd becoming IL tho acknowledged leader ~
fashion ~ iAi' cp.
EVERY WOMAN, MARRIED. or SINGLE, should
have a cory Of Dr. Liness N.w Medlcnl Book, entitled
TtmrT TzA.. o. !EasLs LrF hooA II hrlhos n'ctest
high moral tone Far superior 20 anyni OF ihe lmi ior
man cents e4trs money Stamps. For ssls by H. Lyon,
i7G BfoaadY; Bnrn,ons -ei Bow cry and al nd,on t.
also by he AUTHOR i H. Lines, ". d. l'l Fast II.h'.
GROVER * BAKErs celebrated Noiselcss
sEwiVGAcHiNTs n0cdS ed 10 be- superior 20 al Others
No. 49, broadway. NeF'fors
TnE PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
P.raEg Inventor end Paenee, place ground oorl.
n l. Also Philadelphia and boston, Only houses OF PALMER
a Co. Avoid imposi'on BY calling on the Inventor.
scnEYcNs PuMoNlC SYRUP,
sR,WFEn 1osIc Asp Mammals riLLs,
For sale wHOLEsiLE and RETAIL a. the depot
, No 81 BARclAt-sr. ~ y.
CARTS, TRrcKs AND WAGONS,
MaDE AND RyP,rEp
EoE a DALIiworr.
Rutgerssiip. i'ew-fors
TRrssrs.-NARsm ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
TRr.s Office No Nesey (und,r Aor House,, opposite
IN. church connection whatever with any Other Truss
ONCE Of .auo name. female attends Ladies.
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Naw-yoRK TO SAN FRAscrsoo,
Tns SUMNER oF 1889.
BY
Horace GEgEIRY.
! Price o. Sent by mai, postpaid, Teccip. Of price
Address
THA TRiBuSR
New. York.
! BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LiKE PICTURES.
Cartes Ysiie - per dozen; Duplicates 81 % Al veg
aycs .iicled X. i. LEWIS, 20 ~ hnt Al a. ~ l.
/ LETTERS, No 573 Broadway, whore tho geuu-
t E6pre.ervi.r R,tvor,f p0or FOR ladies and children
e made also ue ren,cmens slipper, gres. variety. Call
| ma sea JEyfkKs 40. 81 Broadway.
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Good. Packed and Shipped to AL Part, of the wOr d.

"A false balance sbomnson The Lord. but JUS
weight "a his delight"
j. l.. Brown Standard Scaies-Warrspted nccu:
durable. ul supply adapted to every branch
business sauty store at ale and retail by
r.. BROWN, Manufacturer.
No Bsrclav--t opposite As u House.
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drnIica,e nue, lie Forwarded.

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4 duplicate must be forwarded.
Henceioi,h the iis'a Of prizes cent to Washington
will be printed in this department when furnished,
so that applicants need not trouble themselves 70
write beforehand.
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1)olitilal Notices.

seventh Ward.-A meeting OF the REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION Of the Win WARD Wi be held ~ their
IIeaaqn,rters Nos ls aud 1874 Henry., THIS EFfNA0,
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BEAUTIFUL LFE-LKE PICTURES.
Caftes ds Yis,s 81 per dozen Duplicates 81 % Al Veg
ayss reg tered. r. A. LEvis, 30 l39 Chatham IT, NJ 4
LETTERS, No. j73 Broadway, whore tho geuu-
~, EfuresrrviYg H,voHAL FOors for ladies' and children
,e made also nue rencmens shppeuin great variety Call
aud ses JEYEzKs, ~. 90 btosdsss