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The New York herald., 1863-11-12
The Prize Ring.
70 THE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD

70 THE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD
No. rs HUDSON SrKESr. NEW YoRx Nov. II. 1858.
SRI was much surprised to nnd two very lengthy ana
verbose cards in to.days HxRALp-one emsnatpg from
Joseph Coburn, "Champion Of America" and the ether
from Ed. Wilson, OF weehawksn-both, a. by precoa-
cert containing several statements concerning Co.. Fs
gerald which look very well until both sides OF the story
are told About that portion OF Mr. Coburns letter where
be refers to oaning Mr.. Fitzgerald S26 TO make match
for 80 900 side he is correct 10 certain extent but AZ
to the money being withdrawn at Conf own consent
beg leave to differ with Mr. Coburn. and
witnessed the whole transaction. Az to Con- making
proposition TO draw such thing occurrod but tho
real the refusal Of any other party hold the
money after well known person. In whose hands the
sporting community may rest assured that no forfeit
should have occurred on part In regard 10 Mr.
Fitzsersd's challenge TO any man In America for the
chanpionshipas he has since le for London TO assist
and bertend John c. HeenaA In his forthcoming battle
with Tom. King-I have little explanation. under
stand that both Coburn and Wilson were cognizant Of
Cons Intentions beforehand otherwise they would not
have rushed simultaneously headong print feeling safe
that no reply would be eiced-at least not from Con
as he Is now on the broad ocean; but as the pub
lie may not understand the circumstances viii explain
When Con- issued his challenge he had idea Of going to
England, and II printed before he could roctify it,
In proof Of this have simply to state that he had en-
gagged and paid for hail. had tckets bills, &c. printed
for sparrng exhibition together with undergoing other
incidental expenses all Of which he let pass TO beYiead
his fellow country man John c. Heenan. II s a sefevi
dent fact that the main for Mr. CoburDa card Ia
owing Con. Fitzgerald (who was born aud brcd in the
same county as Heenan being selected above all others
Dy Heenans frends TO represent America IN tho forth
coming international contest and no feels CALLED and
jealous that he assuming the title OF Champion Of Amer
ca not selected for that important mission. Con-
Fitzgerald sailed from Boston In the Canada this noon
very few words will suffice for Mr.. Wilson AZ he
complained Of being weak and half starved at his last
fight ne will have opportunity to "feed up" by the
time OF Con- g return when he get all tho Hght no
wants.
Trusting that In justice to Con- Fitzgerald who cannot
answer for himself you will give this insertion q
reply to Coburn and Wilson'S cards. beg TO subscribe
myself yours, respectfully, WILLIAM FITZGERALD,
Brother OF Con
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irsr-rorthsr sses Of 500 bsiss Manila have been
made on ryivsts tsfms
Hrps. N sood demand We nas fuv,hsr saSs a
600 Bahis 10 Boeion 70 ksrs) private terms
Ivosr hrrs ss t1s csrthasens vsrs ssd st te cssh
Hov-hsffs, steady unh sales a 10 bales nsv 81
20r. ne
Isnv higher salss q 900 900 si "a a.
hotAsp-fsrtd quiet a. sse.toc 900 tes ssu Or.
syrup d toc. . ~
ors-Esss, arm s.. q 70 sss nn lard at q, .ua
% 90 sspnnie~d r~i ., stc
rvrsoisrs -fscsip,s ,s1s tts rbs musss wss
nsss vss sun uor- contracted TIE s,sss hand 70
very srre and @ess are s9 ys hw scoesh ~ ssina
late shipying demand o. ttst stin farther rec
10 erpeossd ~ bpyas, vto bosA ssass ssd vaith toe
osipis fos tbs csy v~s light, nat isasa>h - tbsr.
70 scrcsy nr al tassn fcs eryvt, As
sfoss 10 sc>urus,rG. Cvpss vwy esf Nss
poss we're hvsr, fan lc. . ssne EsiS ~
sbo1t 700 bbs vsvs us1s, reariy eli s g<
ros fsiars ss'ivsry D0shss coes. tsss~d s~ vwy
coll bot ssms TOO u p.ipsipss srosss sas
ossssd IN vorhsG shrosh s~vsvs os 81 tts o.rv fsSs
svotsd ysstss ~vsuing The salss zfS bss 90 ne
spss 10 ale In fuigrs ssliverss see1s 80 bts
wsvs rsyovtsd ~ e3e Asc fes bssnpev shs lssssy
tbis a t1< t2r ehssfy s shs ias'ds trsss bssrisA
dan ss1 ba~nissl u Ia re sai~s Hs via
rtArm rAss % ern- $40 see nss ssH@ ho's scets
fso, ,soss --pos - 10 seavs ssqssss 20 svssussrs
fov futars ssiv~y tsi ssIss tbs s Aed sbs Dsss<
rpisd rAsAy. psosspts v~y hSts ~ tes) go sAAs
Iii Is Sia 70. sss v~ss sis u us ss Ais 49,,
sas s1s ga - fos sss a. fscssds1 ~ sAsn v~s
sooe bbs n sis 70 sas 90 n~~. Dso~nsw ss~vsy,
toa p<f r.is1 ss,-s wsh ssses ITO tss st p<svs,ss
psscss pso~spss, 7ct2 bt&s. rrn.s b~~} vs~ N
bstiss v.spsi snl the Darxst bsoyant rsiss go
tsros u " W q nruin sTsss. ssd istississ sss
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ANOTHER REPORT From PHILADELPHIA.

PmAsnEnA, Nov. II. l06S.
The special dispatches from Cincinnati give IN account
OF snguAr story about two suspicious vessels discovered
yesterday towering about sapduy Bay supposed 70 b
privaee fitted up by secessionss ip Canads aided oy
their sympathssrs thers and in the United States The
supposed object 10 release tho rebel prisoners john
sons Island and commence piracy the lakes and pags
on the land.
battery Of Parrot guns was ordered forthwith 70 tho
island. II may be Q scare. There h, however. moro
feasibility in ssoh enterprise than in the alleged
conspiracy discovered. Possibly Is part Of that sbor.
tive plot,
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CITY COmMERCIAL REPORT.

WDHusDAV. Nov fI-6Pu e.
Asans.-Reoelpts II b6s Market nrm and supply
unequal 70 the demand. Sales % bb1 st ~ 10 ~ Is
FOR pots and pcaris.
very irregular sfcrur grades being deprcsscA and
lower, while medium and choice qualities arm and
in good request Extra stats particularly sought
alter by tho trade and 70 al eovcrnent ship
pers can't touch eur At tho agures and the sa
coaHned mainly 70 tho wsata Of the home trade.
The receipts 6ys bbls ana the sales 10 900 bbs
at quotations Canada -four dull further slight
decline was established on tho low grades Good cK
tras sust,ned. Sales 100 bbs. within the range
aoutborD -four ess arm though prices without
important change Sales 200 bbs ut 81 10 80 so for
the low grsdes of ne to choice Rye -four
"a good request and the marret arm. Corn wax hold
higher aud In good request Recepis 200 hbs and 9o4
sacks ockwhcst dour rulsd nrm at g. 81 2s per 100
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OfRAkED.

OixAkkD.
6eAmshis HecA Orr, hcCAuley. Queeas,svn sss liver
steamship Potomac. saer~ssd. PorsIAna-B orouwsn
a,. .1y Ssa s:..,. SO e. css.
Bark 0r-esl.nd. Thompson New oris.ss-N n BagAA9-
Brg fosss Helena (Dusoh) riddos. RolterdAn-yussA
l.ris Emma Dean tBe. noun,. hsuamssos-J 4 n s.aA
sris Rescue Cnri; E.cisr.on. H.y.as,-J = w.,a .os
nris Cyprus tbr) Mccullough oienfasgos-J v ~h'tsss
srIs ] w.la nsn.sr , 6n,, oscrss naAsa'-' Iea,cr.n
ss5i Eliwood Walter. ws-Ie.. 3, rsom.s-Hassr
sesr Il ivsns Freaeh' Fortress Noaroevsn Drpas .
sehr Rslnlseg. smith, yesk RyeS-E n Kts.%er
*, K k'iT rfo Ss YORK RTsS s",s o.npsa kF'.
S r Trs Flu lp.P rs s.sso1% %a9ssrs rs~s Co.
ss H%a dis.s RGs s,:1 ss
r s XIX x,Dg; pse ssGnw ns.s srowp U
sr a@S'sc % ' p1".s' deaasy ap ssw I.vas-n ss.s.
ss.ns, :.S sHf fs,s. sss. s9s"s oasaa nafssS b.%s
m s % S. L%s, c 81 n''fs m AZ ." ss i ss'; s...: ~.
as'E r... csor, a-..n.,a c.a,,. ~ day.. ~i,s nrss
hars vcnSS AnIas'n ca,coa DC, n with b,ds. Ae. "
linrt Chan1esr roit,r 81 Marc oc, o. with coffee tor
hers-r q ot'ese1 Has been Sa'3"so Of i'Aps'as with
BARK sh vlae, tos Ror,oo,. Bunker H.'sn., 10 aAys
VIZ .ts.' 20 VIZ ", .ra' p..,,. Ne, N ~,,
Brr VIVA n Rb b. fRr) Moon.y, naAmoroa Oct ", w,ts
coiion Sc. To smith co Had heavy weather ell ths
ps
Rris Ana ionc. (BrI GirH RipF.,on, "a IS days. wnh
io,vooi ~ n 1r C0rdogs
btR la,pe Itompa.n tof la afahi Loole iscmei wh
oswoci - q Wheslwrght Had Ne gEL~ the entire pa~
Ruf Morning ter Of LoudoBl Hsi seuriisS n
dsrr WITH sugAr s.. To fdesrdaA a iiDdEs.
Schf Erp~ess fHr ~ Yarmouth hHi Pwrry. Cshsre0a
Oct aud aaysni. ilih sit rubber Ae 70 Dosnsr Pst
z 60
Schr Wa consns ,Bf) Bell joasa. rR. 90, "a. VIVA
master
Snr " l.weim1rr Pror st,no Iniet days on yrya6
Psn shoals smoke VA gvnbna, 0rantfsbf. al wAn
srhf A hssen Doneias. stone fnst, = days
schr T. ND0~, Artorp Roessng
Erhr iseoesdla, smAi RArn.
,cbr w Thrrfi. Davis tal nlssr
schr W n jenkins biils Hartford
brhr Pawrre. ,hApp@N forsss
HirAIler = 0rrrr. N fi'nrr Washington
Steamer Favor Mott Washington.
Steamer fRnnF fsfwasad-r r,~rsSn Baiim2sA
~ isirN AaaplA Haitnlpfc.
Steamer fsrouS. Pierce. PhtisocipbiA
Giesp~r Ahd,. li~nrF. Pm sdr pb,a
Steamer Isn-A rhitafsiprIA
S'eir 81 Ann Eifs rrDssda PhlAdrohiA.
Steamer ,OfBHprr. brssr Phiisielphiss
Steamer King ,b~r NJ" rfovtgnoa
BIOw
Two bsrks pnknosu.
I1ti,-EeAn,"r ID " Mount ships IL wbs~oa a~essAs
Star Uausn bafss Toulua, America Tres AnlxsS. krm
Isnre Camilla Ca dine Isabcl, schr. = Bewtsv, 0sa
rmtnam liinrslsy cbarDsr, jsyLs. vss,A
Ilih-strsnrr Ereia
yinfs,sus sw.
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New jersey Courts.

TRxNroS, Nov III 1888.
The United States Court u IN session. Two men named
Smith and Van Burea tried for enticng soldiers TO
desert. and wore both acquitted.
An argument Is going on in the Court OF Chancery in
the Of the joint companies against the Delaware Bay
Railroad for violation Of exclusive privilege OF the joint
companies.
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Pinnofortes.-- .--One Seven and n q un RI rr
and two octave rosewood Pianos oversrg..
and warranted aso one upright sscont hand st much be-
low the regular prices
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattvv
and Wig depot whoieasls aAd rV<aA Ne 0AsOr Heuse
The dyU applied BY sklful artss
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Direction Labels and Tags, All Kiuds,
st the Manufacturers VICTOR T. HAU0Be. us CAam-
bero street
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Chaps, Chafes, ssIlswuess, Drupsaess,
oposa, speoks aad eli Skin Blemtsnsa cared By oOU.
kAUD's itslian MedtoAtsd soaR AoS Brssdvsy. Mt
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Dsafness, Catarrh and An Diseases OF
tho Ear Throat treated BY Dr. LTu HTHLL No - a.
Marks place Reception hours from A n. uu SP.n
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Prizes Cashed fn All Legslized Lotte-
RES InformaSion given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
No II Wal street, room No I. N. Y.
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Royal Havana Loftery.-3O Per Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Highest
price paid Douboous all kinds OF gold silver
TAYLOR a co, BANKERS, is Wall street
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sp amAsA Reports from ~. Domings.
(From the Madrid Kpoca, October a.

ne last accounts from 81. Domingo are far from 90
nouncing the termination q the nsurrection- Accord
ing 70 certain lstters, spanSsA authority no icow rsg
<sd, except n the capital, a the rest d the country
having rissn Those accounts must certainly b exAG
gsrassd but st the situation of sirs excitss seyous
prsoccupatioo. Notwithstanding the protsstatsons Of
the gcvssnnept of the Haytien repuoc, some s<tere
seem 70 suspect We good faith In this conflict
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C.rtss dc visiss fer Soe., .s Heinss
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Omeaal Dra wings OF the Library Asss-
eiausa Companys Loitsry Of xonIucsy.
ExrRA CLAss tOo-Nov. II. ls5y
81, "a, 43, 2G, A, ~. ~. 20, 2. l3. So.
ClAss tl0-Nov. II. 1867
10, SO, z, H.. 2, IL, 2s, 35, a., 81. So, ~, 80.
HkANCk. Hills co. MAnaEers Oovlng.an. x
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wigs, Toup Hair Dye. imtr Dyeiaa
and Mnlds-a Cream. for besu'ifyng the hair, at L.
BACHELOR 4. Is Bond s,reA,

w. A. Bat Hair Dye-The Rest
In word-hartnless instantaneous reliable Soil by
ali drugs sls perfuners Factory 81 Barclay street
wheeler u Wiison's sewing Machines
have the highest ~ all the Rsir sn1 mechsn
this Once, S5 broadway
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Important BIovemen nts OF Meade's Army
The Latest News Of the Progres OF tho
Siege OF ChnrIcston-The Latest In
telligence from Grants Army at Chat
tanooga-The Movements Of Burnside
I'm Tenncsses-Thc Latest ews OF the
Situation OF Affairs In the Rebel
siatcs-Importnnt Intelligence from
Europe, &C., &c.
The mai steamship Northern Light. cap,an Tinkle.
rah, will leave this port at noon on Friday for Aspn
wall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close this city at harfpas, ten O'Clock
morning
The NEW YORK HERAIp--Edton for the Pachc--will DO
ready ct half past nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. and
will contain full accounts OF the retreat OF the rebel army
OF General Lee In Virginia. Of their pursuit BY Mesdes
Army, aud Of the Skrmhes and Actions OF tho opposing
Forces resulting in the Triumph Of the Union Forces
the accounts OF the Siege Of Charleston the latest
dispatches from General Grants Army Chattanooga
Report Of the Movements Of General Burnsdes Army 10
Tennessee and reports from the Union Army all parts
Of tho country the latest reports OF the situation Of
Affairs the Rebel States; Late and important Intc
gence from Europe and reports ot all interesting events
Of the past ten days.
Single COPIES In wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Cas- Ksssasr7 and Missouri stat. Lotteries:
KBxrucKv ExrRA CLASS 5f3-sov. II, 1888
3, Al, 40. 30. 3. 81. g., g.. /, 80. u Z.
Knxvuoxv oLAss ssi-sov ii, 1857
l, 4S. 60. 8. 90. 49, Is. IL, 10. 20. 4S. 45.
CirsuArs ssutfpss Of chArge by addresap NJ either
MURAL BDDY 90.
CovtnGton. Ky. or q; Louts NS
Omcial Dra wings of tho shelby College
' HsIsl CIA. sss-sov. H. 1857
80, 18, so, 81, Gl, l6, 22 ., 62, II. 40. l3, 60.
"a So
~. aax- m
49, 63 20. 10, SO, 80; So 16, 80, 80, Q, z, "a rs.
Circulars seat By addressing
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MUM & Company,
Solicitors Of AmernAn and Yor&gu Patents.
end publishers OF the Ilus,rxicd "SCIENTfFIc ANEBL
CAM 81 Park row, New York.
Pamphlets Of Information aboat pAlents free
Specimen copies Of the paper Tree
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Arrivals and Departures
ARRIVALS.
rss.l.sccc-Bsis Jate,so-Cspt man.er ls>s Of sAip
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W IVnA dGHALO THU
s.l,a ohaps, Chare:, se.a:wssss. nr.Phsss,
Cartss dc visiss Cor 5Oe.. as holnss
oshery' SC Broadway
..s ": s:s ,s..s Ms. r. Dys Ss.
Direction Label. and Tags, An Kisds,
2. the manufas,urers VICTOR e. HAUoEs lis CHAM
Deafness, Catarrh and Aii Diseases Or
she BAR and Throat treated By Dr. LIuHTHML No - g.
Marks place. Reception hours from A. \. uu sP. Il
Diseases Of che Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
snS e. s ~ .s.% s
yssp' f..s q SSs .ds Dr. sfn H'usA'0a
Diseases or the Nervous, Sexual a.A
Sc csass md plates pros % esoss soia - MI
sos % cSs.s:sis.. % .; .1'hs' sf
DR.. Hu.tsr's once IL st No. 3 Divtsion
e. Dssnsa: o. s @ q = s; %
a%sH r % sSss ID % ss
Eye and Ear.-An Experienced and
horoughy practical operator on ne Bye and Esr for The
Se found by consulting Dr CALDWELL. author & cad
Siss'A ss.ss T?.ss,:s : isa sr::. EHs%a.;ss:
Fall Hats.-Despftc the Rise I'm Gold,
ssf q 1sasf % % xSS. s
Broadway ana Fulton street decorslss .hs heads Of New
Taat he is successful In TO Be wondered
FOR BAD BREATH
FOR BAD BREATHr ruv rov
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ss$$ E3Bf E$B$ 81 $EsEEs55zs $EssEEEE5zs
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rrrp.c.d ssy y SES 3; sowEs rsi,.ss,cs'.:
oei broadway. N. Y
For the Hnir-Bmrry's TrIeopherous.
The be.. and cheapest article sod By ali drussss SOL
Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
wsTranesd warn HRst' rs BScsdvsy -'' '''' ''''
Illusion wigs and Toupses. JapOnica
OF the socee Hyseniaus for re;,orng The ias hal.
Lumber.
LUMBER
A very large stock, at wholesale and retail
B.-City and dealers supplied liberal terms
SMITH x WILSON, First Av., Thirty ninth Ut.
Mayors 0mce, New York, Ju,y 80.
Proclamation Il George 0pdyke. h.vo OF the CITY
OF New York, pursuant 10 resolution OF the Boar OF
OF the county OF New York ths day
by hereby Of hye hun ired dollars
OF the mrfrrprB OF
me s'f ssF'sa %
engaged In assisting the civil authorities TO pei the
riot This be paid 1.-THE ceri o the Jut,s
Judges before whom the conviction conycons shall
be had addition TO the reward offered behaf
city general proc! Of the 20 Instant
0EOR0B OPDYKE, Ma7oc
Miller's 30 Cents HAIR Dye - the Best.
Sold by druggists Try It. Depo, o5 Dcy
MUM & Company,
Solicitors Of Amer1nAn aud Por&ign Patents
end publishers OF the Ilu.,rHicd SCIENTIFIC ANEBt
CAM" 81 Park row, New York.
Pamphlets Of information about pAlcuts free.
Specimen copies Of The paper tree
Pinn0f0rtes.--One seven and n Quarter
and rosewood Pianos overstrupg
and warranted also upright sscoud hand st much be-
low the regular prices.
j. r. wAKE. "a Church street near Barclay.
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wha1ssusm.

Bark Pen lof sartn kst). Turner. H~dssrN
Ith Inst from Pacihe Ocean Thlcshusno hay PsrnA-
bn,o dsy. yiis go board srai home 700 sp ssl
sDii no 81 ~ bit1ah
shir brun.wth Potter. Nh san yrlnrsss IN tsa
ihlsNss1u
sAlp J.nn, cors.n NJ. na from s. Hs.ns ocs A. fss
e. ssi o. Patagonia
spolen-shp Joephns Chapman. NIB. 81. moe sa,. vssA
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For the Hnfr-Bnrry's Trlcopher0us,
che beat cheapest article Sold By all druggists 30
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Prizes Cashed In All Legaiixed Lotteries.
Information given j. =. CLAYTON CO., No 10 Wall
street, No g. New York.
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=. Ss .ss.s,.ss sssss Ire: n.ilfss' Heavy snd
hufcHIasoS 4 wWxsRsHAn,
Ss casA asssA sse - Br,s<vW
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@astness Cards, Inelsdtng Cards. On
ss0 0; Ctcgs ses LAsels SOC 100 Bnhe.ds fu rsas.
q prnuns equally low Tn DAwLY, oheap~si printer IN
hs World, ~ rarf row. opposite The As,or House
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
rhs R.iivoad Conductors ana Drives

Uhs Railroad Conductor and Drives.
fhe conductors and drivers on the various city railroad
Zines oOotinue TO be deeply asitated respecting their
petitions for Increased wages Nothing decisive was
arrived yesterday but several exciting rumors were
put In circulation. The employees of te Third sixth
esve0th Eighth and Ninth avenues have demanded two
dollars per day instead Of one dollar and
osnts, which they now receive II thought the direc.
toss will sccede TO this demand.
Strike Among the Females.
Several hundred Of the sewing girls at some Of our large
establishments have struck for higher wages Tho girls
IN tho haircoth business among tho largest class Of
female operatives who have demanded an their
eompensson Al present they get only about dollars
ma atty cents per week. and they ask for but y cents
moro per week. Two Of the large harcloth establish
have agreed TO give the increase but the rest still
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ppcmium peu lor FTiyes lnfornhuon Iuruhhed Hxhest
TAYLOR CO. Bankers. is wall street
y Prizes Ca shed In All Leg affixed Lotteries.
i1,sm.Sn ;anss sa ver nv CO. No Wal
AIbsm Photographs, oOe., at Holmes,
New Perfume ser the HandksrehieL
sIIs#E' sIs#E 'IS5 s1$SsIss 81 SSsygs 5SSSSsEyggs
:|$#E $$##E :E$$::||::$ :E$$:|:$ EEss::$$: $EEEs$$:
s ds: ns
ASK ?$s
Sold y drusss. ssssfsliy - : ~ ''"-"
A Positive Cure FOR s1r Coughs. conssmp-
swArSEs COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
Brouehitis. Asthma sore Throat Blood Splitting
swAYSEs COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
ALL AFFECTIONS THROAT. LUNGS AND CHEST
Dr. swAYxEs COMPOUND. for 20 year,. has been
b. sss sub 5sR.-.s %
SH Ssas 81 SS s:- " ro s''''
All IIo-sskeep.rs hay yo~r rirss Ciass
i,' Tss: s. fss.s.y cssss SosDss ia G:a
Amin n Co, Mansfaesursrs OF Fias
ssa.s ssa s'a', p wsa ''s sss:a No Fulton stree
AZ Church, At Home, Visiting cards,
''!pis s9EsDsEr ss b 's s1s.ss.y e corner Of Du.n. street.
ANegiecssd Cough. Geld, Or s9rs Throat,
which nigh, be CHECKED By simple remedy like Browns
Bronchial rroobes. n allowed progress may terminals
seriously
Album vignstsss for oI, at HoImes',
nsautifai CompIexion-Lafrd's Bioom
Youth Liquid Pearl for rresesving and beautifyfng
The Ce.pisrion and stin. - Broadway oaad druSxss
everywhSa
nsstness Cards, Inelsding Cards. e1
lup; Crcnles end Labels eoc 900 BnkeAts full rean
"; Pr 90 G1 Ns.srsper. BecAs yoe snd 81 llnas
M pfnuns equally low. T. DAWLY, oheap~a printer IN
me ~or'd' - rsra ro~. opposite iAs Astor House
Cengesste Hsen Railing, Heavy ana
hurcMIiascs is 4 wrxsRsHAn,
x9 CasAi assUk q Br,AlvW
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Dsautafai CompIexion-Lafrd's Bioom
ne Compilation ana stin. ~ Broadway DAad drusx1sis
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Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper lips low foreheads, any Of the body
Warranted 90 Broadway.
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Diseases Of che Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
nary and ssIus, sy.tsms and reliable Ia
envelope free Of charge. Address Dr. 6kn Rouyhton
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J ths Newark IN. j. Journal, Nov. lol
vaurruaNvN'c arNfwY9

for Advanced wages, preparing 70 DO rhe ma
chinses and engineers OF New York s bold out deter
mined. sah, not 70 return 70 work until the twenty
nve pee cent demanded In oeDcedcd 10 them II n stated
that the bosses and contractors have sskcd extension
OF time on their coaFacs for the government The 20
hcemen OF New York are circulating petition 70 the
IAgeaiure Tor increase Of salary 70 81 900 per annu
The Brooklyn bouss c.rpensess demand sn increase oI
The employees the city railroads and The coach dYvcrs
also strike. Similar Dovsmens are also In pro.
gress In Philadspha, and II generally felt that for
there justice In the demand Of the laboring cMs
the cost OF the necessaries Of life has greatly In
creascdin more than doubled-undsr the ds
my has experienced correspcudns increase In hs IN
come and that without taking into account bis increased
sxpeusss 10 she way q government taxes.
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rHx BooKBrvpgHs' srRrxE.

This cass 6 our community 10 still thar strike ap
no work whatever n being done II the govsrnmcd
bindery Everything within looks gloomy and deserted
Tho superintendent Of ehe public printing consummai
ting 10 make the establishment independent
thoss who have resigned sbe late positions In the gov
esnmcut once.
lFrom tha Neuark IN IL Iournal. Nov lal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
Medicine for Horses.

"I consider the usual method of Civ.
ing medicine to horses by drenching, as
ii is called, highly Objectionable. In this
process the horses head is raised and
held up,a bottle introduced into his mouth
his tongue pulled out,and tho liquid pour
ed down. In his struggle some Of the
medicine is quito likely to be drawn into
his wind-pipe and lungs, and inhOmme.
ton and fatal results sometimes follow.
A better way is to mix the medicine
with meal, or rye bran make il into
balls, pull out tho horses tongue aud
place n ball as far back in his mouth as
possible, then release his tongue he
will almost certainly swallow tho ball.
Or, tho dose may be mixed with meal
aud honey, or any other substance that
vii! form kind of jelley, placed upon q
small wooden blade made of shingle
aud thrust into the back part Of his
mouth, when ho will very easily swal.
low it."-PGtsnt Office A Agricultural Re.
| port.