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Too Late for Classification.
IRON rREEMAN's JOURNAL EpI1o.

THE MAYORALTY CONTEST.
,hs pu ndsf Of shs rube IN this si,y Is called nors
that they have made Iboles election cure super
ss .a s" Ss % e. s. I:,a that
the Abolition vote 10 to b. given 10 Bols Boil, .ss
opay..: sonios. 70, cn, in:p.e,or lie 0ush' to
homes, and uns.srvins Democrat. and an nnholy 20.
pl1nder.r and corrupted Democrats The H,rsi g,
1--WE, Tsur-s Aud woalD, either op.n, or secre,.
.asad red il secured Tor Beois. k Sth tue Of RS
bins ne cit, ve - have 70 pay lot ths stta'aesnt
waste 81 mopey to elect Booe.
suli, n the Democrats viii without Ice Of time.
complete an 81 sanitation detailing suf' CENT nun
beT o' rusty sad competent mes 70 .s,ehips ever
elected. II elected 1, viii 10 most q rous Victory
A f,s.hood has bern industi iou,ly circulated to
ue yredudoe 4 Nr Gsn'ber, that. hen in 'he Rcsit
Of len Governorc Of the AtImshouss, he int, r red
with Cs;holio altar on Randall, Island ard hsj u
,'mo,ed We AZ. convcr,ant With the Whole matter.
sn .ef H ,.S .Soa ~ ss k,depso
vas tho Catholic priest then visitins Randalls il.
land. The altar In question -A removed in 80, HI
gore Mr.. 'iunthei teeame member OF the board
J. N!,.ovei the s.It ysu, when Mr.. Guntbsr bad
entered th. Hosid he leins active and ei.esnt IN
pte,iou. We well remember the expressions OF rrs
ihe,tion by fs!hs, bert, 81 The .netsy and lih'r
PIT an oiieis stamp upon Il, -e wrote 10 Mr. Joshua
Phillip. the Secretary OF the Board OF charities and
,uHeetlon' reguetine Of him al oTcidl frdnsrt Z
rom the minutes OF the Ten Governors st The time n
the removal o. the altar III. following p his reply,
which, II will be sesn, 10 conclusive
No Rom ST., N. Y, Nov. 20, i.'s
A. McMAeYss, ESQ
Dear Sir: Tho action on the subject referred to in
your note Of this date occurred on IN. lth Dsesm-
Der, so Mr. uunthsr, ~ you state. vas MT q NON
per o. 70. hoard at hat time hi, duties commanding
on the let January, 1874. The principal partiss on
the affirmative and negative sidce Of the question
.sre Govs smith and West, nov both d>cea,.d and.
from the very intimate personal relations which tI
hted between those GENT. m, and u,,.ef iuost rs
spcctfuly decline giving transcript n the proceed
iDss under my official signature vhieh YOU viii duly
estimate for the reasons stated. have heotions
10 presenting the ociai record 20 the inspection Of
paiv whom you may detail for the object requested
Of me. You're respectfully.
100 JosluA PuIItTs
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MARINE NEWS.
h, ,. I.oo-sun 8, N.,s-X... R Osol-Hw. os q
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
e1nAMoHIPe- Eagle, Havans: Continental New
SrlssnS; PStcmae, Porland VIM woodward, Bait
eoo'; Atlantic, Aspinwsil; hsy Flower, Alexandria
eHIPe--Jsesisns, Bombay; Adelaide. LIVERPOOL
Slheus> London; Ladoge, San Francisco; President
ennors, New Orleans: Eiwood Walter, Tortusss.
nAlxs-Atientis, London; Toni, Hsrs; Henri.
0uGe=, Alice Grey, Lsshorp; Havana Packet, Rot.
ISdssoS, Cornv.ili. Xdvslorem, Yarmouth. ''' .
.sCHOoNERs-p Gillespie, A. John Caroline Colss,
f0h River Ana nasse. Fortrsss Monroe Psugussst,
=: Johs Warren. DO; 4 II Wilson, DO, Rebecsa, BAL.
timore. Ann, do; Granite State, boston; Cabot DO;
%oSg MK s,s,no. Rs Ri fn:h A. r.
emith, Philsdslphia; Enoeh Pratt, washington, c.
sLooPs-Csbet, New Hsvsn: Guide, Norwich;
Robert Wilson. stamford. Clio. Tsunton, MSS.
.SS,LELAnsHIPs-W Bruno, Baltimore; Novelty,
Ihuadsphia Marine, Baltipsrs Ospray, Prov.
dsnes; james Green. wsshinston, DC.
SHIPS Tos- Alicante. Caroline Nssmith, Casdin
BAkKs-BoliyiA Aspnwaii; Laureate, Ia.sso,
Columbia. Shields; Imina Rons, tHAnl shsnShse
Ns' Hsrvsst Queen, Of and nom BsI%oa.. ''''''
SSnt Angler, wsi.hsm; Oven BssI'e, Boston To-
isin, Bosson Tor Phiisdslphls: Csssms; Esiissbsth
Bar, Reelsnd; Gold Fish do: Quail, do; Isaac RcS
1Ic, Portisnd; Gsitrud: Horton. RoeIisnd; Belle
Bangor. Ann Caroline, Boston, Laura Frances, vinai
haven; sshwa. Aschis.: NcPtune, de- Germ, 81 An
BAKER, Glososster.
BELOW RArks IL Plata, Bnenos Ayrs,; Eliza La
eusyrs; Bounding Billov.-wind, sunsst. North,
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HELMBOLD'a EXTRACT BrCHr.
HELMBOLps EXTRACT r. CHt.
HRLMBOI.D'S EXTRACT BUtHr
HELMBOID'S EXTRACT BCCHC.
HFLhBOLD'S EXTRACT BIlHI.
HEIMbOLD'S IArRhCT BtCHU.
HELABOIDs EXTRACT ri cru.
HELMBDI.DS * TRACT BUCUT.
HEINBOLDS EXTRACT BttlIt
NELMBOIps IN iEACT Ri CHI.
- sac, pleasant in its tat. snd .ior, and more
strrag, -nng than ANY Of the 1. spArations Of
IRON or BARK.
ior thoS sufedne
From Broken Down All nliirato Constitutions
r.cLi .hsav,r cti,, ritb-rin
MALE OR FEMALE
1T WILL GIVE SDt AGUOD APPETITE.
VIII give ycu strong. Healthy Nerves
WILL stvH you IRIak .sp sSNs.Ari. vygIiSOs,
Aud VIII Enable you to Sieep Welk
A Trial " m (o.,y iura tho N ost Al etjtifAl
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WILLIAMSON RICH.

PAYAL AccIDESr.-About O'Clock, on Tucs
lsv afternoon. ysuns girl, aged ~ year,, NAMED
Cam 0asdsss. fell from the stoop Of her parents
leaee, No. $40 South lst street. and ssrv ards
~, h consequence Of injuries received
4 MAJ BBArsH TO DRArH.-About seven
eslsh. Monday morning. nAs d'.d ., N. corner
fNsvth stA snd Fret streets, named John hcuire,
sho vss severely beaten on sunday night In Frat
seRest near North 1th. appears that the deceased
svus6 by kisr Gs.nsy. In F,r.t ',rsst. near North
9Th. vhsn be vas assailsd By three four men.
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ssrvSes, n Shs church In washington u. Prssehss
,, he rev. Mr. Watkins. Al the Baptist Church,
Waahipstso avenue, corner OF Gstes avenue. She
Rsv. Mr. Tayior. army ehapIsip, will present some
lsspstins Aets and Incidents Of army life ssrviees
81 10Y . m. The eSssd Jovsnils Conesrt eom m'nesd
lAst evening o. the Warren street ~ D.. Church, for
che bsns6t o. the church. will 10 repeated this even
~. grand concert, under the direction ofPrefss.
~ 1hsmss, yin take plses Of the Athsneurn, at
I'm. A. The Pssk Theatre Mr. Gabriel Harrison an
pcunees - attractive afternoon end evening pro
0amns, ssmmeneins 81 ~ and pm, rssps,-
lively.
RRcRrIrIRo ~ BRoox hiss
Saksn Q asv start since the settlement Of several
questions which have sornsvhst in,srf.red with the
Srspss Of the vsrh. Tho board Of Supervisor hes
tssn sfaeislly informed By Paymsstsr General JAMES
y.s eu,sn ths. the stats bounty VII b. I.a t.
chat yoluntesss sastins In the Invalid Corr Ar, not
e y: s sS sn;' ,s. r.
seSe q Ne STATE Beauty Act and not 70, auy IN tns
d sy Ct, Ss 1e cry .ss
eniistine IL tKs Isvsd Corrs ell be credited to tho
2:e.s count, g., pG snl.ssn 70 shI n.;y
- = .S.s q: =; ?! z: si,,s ma; q; =: :a%,
Tssss.s Tire. d whom Yer: eoloI.d yno received
Has roosivsl suthosty from Washington 70 Ysss .
eslessd vsxnent, according TO the regulations pre-
sesfbsl By Act Of Congress, and has appointed Cap
TAIN (SsofRs W. etevsi formerly Of the Long Island
voluDtssfs, 81 Colonel Of the regiment. DIR p u.
Ries Of the 1894 New York, has been sppsinted sur
sssn u Gen. epinola's hssdquartsrs.
fHs FLAGS on the public building. and liberty
Dsis II Bseoklyn. we're displayed Yesterday. in
Dsnsrstion q the evacuation Of Nsv York By the
Hsitish army.
CouxrlRyHIr RiLLs.--Counterfcit bills Of
ths denomination Of ESQ, on the Bspk Of Troy.N.Y,
vesa easss1 In Brookly Ign last night.
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ClTY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT

II IA CILSlOhS DEPARTMENT.
M New York, Nov. "a, 1868
In accordance With . resolution adopted by tho
Common Council, aud approved by the Mayor, on ths
twelfh day Of November instant;
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for the removal
OF the contents Of the sinks and privs Of New YORK
city, beyond the harbor for the nsIt ten yesr, With
out any compensa lon from the City Treasury, afer
tns sapiraon Of me present contract the successful
erest Of the present contractor for the uneIpirod
term OF his contract and to look for in
sontIae during t' continuance, only TO the price
oe paid for said removal BY the ovners occupants
OF the ld ,inks or priyies tho person persons
enpytng the same, and give two suretes 1--WE thou.
sand dollars each for the faithful performance OF the
work and Of these requirements
SAID Moposals must be delivered a. the Office Of the
~ insptseltos No. y Chathsm street. on OF before
noon. Of which time and place they viii be opened in
the plessnes Of the Comptroller and City Ins,~etor
..o !. |. A. BOOLE,
JOY City inspector.
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ATTENTION. COLORED VOLUNTEERS
eolored men wanted at 2l7 Centre o., near
S,aiIs nfen and runners bringing men vii be lib
S esn win 1913
AT MEETING OF THE GERMAN Demo
1 Ssne nion Club Of the 9th. 18TH 10Th and 18Th
nsia on Wednssdsy evening, Nov. Goth 1863,
~ ANehofS No. ia evsnth Avenue James Munsv
reorSe sehaeisf John Houtalip, John Hayisnd.
Ee0ee Acutath, And Jamss rvens we're epdorrsd
sot oi the sixth Senatorial DistrIct and
InopS Ledsnh vas endorsed for Police Justioe
Sor Snc E&ntn Jndicia District 10th and 10Th W srds
rLTLh kIkChof, Pfesidsut. H c, HOERLE.
eeeNssy. l59
ATTENTION, WORKING MEN OF IHF
"A 79d WId-The e. Godfre, Ciunlhrr A,.oc,s,ion
ergsniIed At Garveyp, corner OF ilst A Ana I6th
ayeuue. viii hold mae mseiiag at Union Han Val
West bSd OF, on Friday evening, at N ocloeh Gor'
one, como oil, - several eminent speaker, AZ 49,,
peeted to bs In attendance. By uTdrr Holm a AZ
WY, President. JOHN l. BARTINE, ssey' is
n GODFREY GUNlHER DkMOCKATW
VI Ratification Meeting, viii take place At Cooper,
lnsttuts, on Saturday evening next, 18th inst I'M
der tbS auspices OF the
Constitutional Union Party,
joins l.. Nova
GArman Central Organization,
ApoLPHus BKlckhAHs,
MAJ GoBPY,
New Yesk Dsmecsstie Conysntion,
john hoKsoa,
Chairman
vusAg Ia,t,s9l.r,. With . ua Of Speaker WI b,
Wnmnnn( n xdaS's nna ~
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the blood and the only reliable and cfsctual known
KheuIn, Pain. and swelling. n the Rome, uleers
tion. Of the Threat and Lees. otchs', Pmples on
The see. letter. Ery'psias, and all ',a!y eruptons
AND BEAuTIFylSG THE CoMpLExIoS.
OF the WORT disorders that All let mankind arise from
the corruption that sccuIrulstes in the blood OF ali
the distovere. that have been made 20 pnIse Il out
P POI. f ,Safh ', st sH EHh9s coy
oleArses spd renovAtes the blood, inss the vgor II
hseth into the system; and purses Gut n, humoI'
tions OF the body and tapels the disordcs that grow
and Ianhle in the blood. such remedy. thai could
h. rei cd has long been sought for, and nov, Tor
the hr,t time, the public have one which they eau
dspsnd. Our space here does not admit cert hestes
to show 10 effects; but the trial nj ssnse hottie viii
chow to the rck that 1t has virtues surpssne any
thing they have ever taten s..,,-
added 10 pitt Of water. il egu1to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and one bottle IL fully equal to gallon OF
the Syrup of ssr'sparia' or tho Dissection o. usually
IL THESE rXTRAcTs HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO Use II TIE INilEDS STATES ARMY,
H" S and nd ri Bi.Ic sASirhEY Isl ilf'rf
TIONs throughout the land. IS vet as IA pr,vhIe
prseticss, aud are considered {" Invaluable rene
dies.
rvov Sc M.dical HSs,yt,s 9t r h,;chr
See Professor DEVICES vausbl. work. on TIL.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PLY
SIC, philadelphia.
soc remAIks mad, by ~ kPHRAla MeilO"ILl-
acelebTsted Ply slciAn aud Member Of tne H,vsl Col
less Of SuFseons, Ireland and published IL the trans
act ions OF the Ming ara '(ne"nt Journal , .
See hedico- rursical X vi.w. putl'ned nv BEN
JANIS TRAINERS, Fellow VI RIOS nj College OF sur
seonr
PRICES
Extract Buchu 81 usr hottie, or siI ior -
Sar.Apaf liza 81 per bottle, or Str for ".
Delivered 20 any sddrcu, securely pAcs.d Al
dress letter. for Information to -
uELMBoLps liius and Chsmicai Warehouse.
,,o, w BroAdwsy' New York OF
lO4 south 10Th street, rbiysdclrhis.
BELNBOLp Drug and Chemical NTHhou.r'
" agt ir1adway, Ne" foik' or
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CoMPoUNDFLTlD EXTRACT sAES APARILLA.
For purifying he blood, removing all chronic con
sti,utonal diseases Ar,ing from impure ,thte Of
the blood and the only reliable and cffsctual known
remedy for the cure Of scrofula, scad Head, SAT-
Kheum, Pains and swelling. NJ tbs Bons', teers
tion- Of the Threat and LEGS, II otchs', Pimpes on
the Face, letter. EryHpea, and all s,ay eruptions
Of the akin.
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uELMBOs.D.s p,1nu.

HELmBoLD'S -. hLLMBoLD'S
HLLxBoLUs nELMBoLp's
HELnRoLDs ''''i BGLMBoLD's
u,cuuv ro.c,n Eths4ips
HIGHLY coScEN!Hsp1'ft6b ,o,'n' ' Nv ~
HIGHLY CoScrNrhXfiri' nv '''' w ~
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
MIMI Wv '' mniIIbIY CONCENTRATED
ConPorNp
lOMrorNb
CONPot 81
COMPOUND
rLtip rXrEACt ~ ctt: -. ,,,.,.,,,.
FLUID rXrRACr Bl',iit ,.cu,.
rLrIp EXTRACT ii ii I'M IL y 'A"O : Wv
4 ro-ifNE
POSITIVE
PusirNt
POSITIVE
srECiriC RrNfpY
sIECItfC REMEDY ...
SPECIFIC REMEDY
~ ~ srrcIric REx,pY
- SPECIFIC REMEDY
srrCirIC REMEDY
All Diseases or Affection. of'hr rnedde- and Md
nee, ard i,To,slenl swalI'nSs CiistIg To Men, We
UELMBOLns EXTRACT BiCUt,
HI uRoLD'S tNrRAtT HtCHJ,
HEfNBOfps ENiEAcr HICnl, ..........
HttNBOtD'S EXTRACT ri CHI,
HFLhBOLps EXTRACT EttHI. ....
HtiNNOtu'S EXTRACT m tHt,
HFLMBOLWa ~ TRACT brent, - .......
HEIMBOI "a EXTRACT FlChl,
HEi MROLDs YNTRAiT M'tHU, -
HIIMBpt.D's EXTRACT III CHU
HrLuPuLD's TNTKACT RtCHI.
HELABOLDs EXTRACT WCiil .,..,.
IitINuDt.D TNrRACT ElGHI,
HEfMNOLnS FNTEAtT W'tHt,
HElMBOLps EXTRACT BtCHC,
For weakness .rulug from h,ni'. % dissipation
attended With IN. following symptoms Indigestion
TO erosion 1oss of Mrmorr, Diihouii,s Il Nrta,h'
Dinness II vision. WskefuueS, Pain IN tie Bsrk,
I niv.fss laatude II the Muscular system, Hot
Hands, FLUSHING Of the Body. bryness ~ >kin.
Eki f1lONs On tue FACE,
Pal LID Cot STENANCE.
tn ese symptoms u allowed to go on, vhieh this
Medicine invariably removes, room folio-s Faulty,
pirs WHO can SAY thst they ore rot frequently FOL
loved by those "dreful disesse.," Insanity and
Consumptiop." Many are aware Of the cause Of their
suffering
Tho records Of the Insane A. lunis and the Hesn-
eholy Deaths by Consumption. bear hmrle witness 10
the truth oi the asstri ion. The constitution, once
affected With organic weakness. lsqufes tie aid of
medicine TO Strengthen and invieor.e IN. system,
which HELMBOLD's LAlkACT BtCHU invar'
ably does
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Too Late for Classification.
DBATAD.

SMITH os the a6th inst, Of short illness, In the
sounry, Roseanna Smith, aged 10 years daushfsr ~
Esn.Id and Cstherine Smith. Of the Pafsh o. DEM,
~ The funeral viii take place on Friday Afternoon.
Soy. s1th. ct 2 oeiock, from the rssidsnce OF he,
ssth.I, sheriff st. The frisnds Of the family are
,;speeiuly invited 70 attend. without further no
lhl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

POSTMASTER GENERAL BIAR's ROCKVILLE
SpxEou-Tmn MYSTERY ExPIANED.-We were
completely befogged tho other day when, in
reading the manuscript OF Mr.. Montgomery
Blairs speech at Rockville, Maryland, We found
him laying down principles which are only ad-
vooated by the most ultra abolitionists Of New
Ensland. We knew there must be some mis-
take about IL; but we could not tell exactly
where it was. 1t was evident that, as In the
charge At Balaklava. "some one had blundered."
but whether Mr.. Blair himself, or the reporter
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to deceive themselves. That the government
will be compelled to raise more men is fixed
fact; and every blunder of tho War Bureau at
Washington, like those OF Sabine Pass and Ten
nessee, makes the fact that additional men will
be required more certain. That this will upset
the calculations Of most Of the politicians may
be put down as equally sure. and leave many
candidate to dream over disappointed hopes
and mourn over blightsd expectations.
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We an as packed as an omnibus load.
and theAs no more room inside
This is an, ther proof Of our exhaus-
tiOn. The dry goods dealers and jswslry
merchants are constantly complaining thas
they are doing too m1css hpsinsis, Aud that tksir
highest priced articles sell Art Silks are now
much more common than calico and diamond
than pebbles. Our people must be suffering
severely to indulge in suoh extravagan6en
We ask for them the kind sympathy Of all our
dear European friends.
Seventeen regular places Of amusement are
now open in this city, besides countless concert
saloons and music halls, and every one Of them
is overcrowded nightly. This instance u En-
haustion is really dreadful; for IL shows that
the people rush to the theatres, at dfty cents
and q dollar head, in order to drown tho 70
collection Of the troubles which aflict them.
Broadway is thronged every morning with tess-
sands Of elegantly dressed ladies and gentle
men, whose attires rival the rainbow in gorgeous
hues and the kaleidoscope in variety. Itgrieves
us sorely to record this; for undoubtedly n
will at once occur to our European well-wishers
hat the people turn out into the streets because
= ey have no comfortable homes In which 10
attn v. Many splendid palaces Of marble and
brc. vn stone are in process Of erection upon
Fin avenue and other magnificent thorough
fsres and those already erected are rented Cor
onormo us sums per annum. We can imagine
tho ,s.,. which will be 'shed by our friends
.c-o.. ~. water OF this new development Of
orr axh.u. ton The officers Of the Russian,
E,o,;sb ana French fleets in our harbor are
entertained n very evening at private parties,
and the crrcr 20 Of these parties would have
ueered fahu,o- ia those good old days when
Nov yort Wa. = cry prosperous and not yet
exb.usted IN days ago, in reply to IN IN
vitot,or to .cc.rt A he hospitaiities Of q neigh
boring city, the RA 's'an Admiral REMARKED
that his oAicsrs vou,a be happy to 60 il they
were allowed a wee\ g notice in order 70
fulfil their present engas e"'enu' IN" ropy
an exponent Of our shockh 'g exhaustion ana In
tense suffering. Admirals .'sossk', Haynauo
and Milne have been sojourm ng Win us 'or
few days, and they can dOubA ess give gooo
account of our awful state. we refer the
European journals to these distiA gu'sned per
sonages. Let the Russian and CT rm"n press
consult Admiral Losovski Let the fra and inde-
pendent press of France beg Admiral> naynano
for bis experiences. Let Admiral Mil 10 send
his private log to the London Tis,es.
We desire that Europeans shall be corn Guy
informed in regard to our exhaustion, sur o.
ings and ruin; and we can anticipate the qua
of sincere sorrow which will ensus at PARA
and London when the journalists Of those de-
counts Of the terrible miseries we are enduring
in New York. tlu 81 ita Ia
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The E1haustion OF the North-How an
People Suffer-

People Suffer.
The European journals are at length COM
PEELED to admit that the rebellious South is
nearly exhausted. They do this very unwill-
ingly, however, and seek TO sweeten the bitter
pill by proving that the loyal North i ex-
hausted also. If the assertions Of these journals
be true, then we Of the North are the most sin
gular people upon the face Of the earth. We
are totally exhausted, and yet stronger than
ever. We are suffering dreadfully, and yet
manage to enjoy ourselves in an unprecedented
manner. We are very poor, and yet spend
more money than ever before. We lack the
necessaries of life, and yet revel 10 is choicest
and costliest luxuries. We are most miserable,
and yet most prosperous. To realize our ex-
haustion and see how our people suffer let us
consider the present condition OF New York
city.
Last Saturday afternoon there were six thou
sond private equipages on the Drive Of our
beautiful Park. Our largest manufactu-
rers Of carriages are taxed TO the utmost
to all their orders, and have to refuse TO take
any more work. A gentleman recently arriv-
ing in the city found II almost impossible to
obtain room In any livery stable for his horses,
az all the stalls had been engaged In advance.
These are striking instances of our exhaustion.
One OF our war correspondents reached our
Office at about midnight on Wednesday, and
then went over to the Astor House to rest for
che night The proprietor could not accommo-
date him with either aroom or q cot, but offered
TO hire him chair ~ Especial favor. For four
hours our correspondent walked the streets
trying TO discover hotel where he could sleep,
but failed In the attempt All the boarding
houses in the city are equally full. During the
Crystal Palace f~ors New York was pretty
well jsmmod; but still some sort Of accommo-
dations could be provided for strangers. Nov
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15
Sermiibte3.

Sun9frauen STUMP Sung
frnueu on It. - Sn rem Woppen
Der Stan: &Iln tereuteu, ,rie man laat,
elf Tlammeu rie clftauleno Sunsfrauen,
a!ip tauleno Sunafrauen auf cine Slant
me 0erebnet. Sci unleren jesisen Sung
trauen 1T e5 um1cftbrt: pa bat oft Cine
ibre tauleno Glammen.
Gin 2eben fur 3wet Butter
brope. Der 94liilenbof pe6 .6enncz
eaueS bat cen Dienltfnebt Qoui5 @erilisr
su lebens!al,8li 3wanssorbeit Silent,
!ihen Nusfeuun9 am Yran9er uno Gr>
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