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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
TuB TRUE PEACE.

The Cincinnati Ga1stts has letter from Ar.
kansas, which thus indicates the current Of pub
lie opinion In that State,
"The desire 10 be rid Of Slavery IL almost universal
MANY OF the owners Of slaves. They see that II has
been the cause Of ali their troubles and may continue
70 be 90 In tho future ard they desire To do away with
H. Tho political leaders. some OF them sincere men,
while others are only seeking to go with the current
ore falling In with this sentiment ard arc using II As
Tho koy note VI all their operations return TO the
Union without Slavery is their motto. Union meet.
ings in Little Rock get mp an enthusiasm on TIE que.'
lion. and the measure y everywhere received with
favor" 49,
Give US such Union, and this country will
never again experience the horrors Of civil war.
But let Slavery be reinstated, and we shall
never know true, enduring peace. Nearly all
countries that cherished Slavery have been
cursed by instructions. Rome was brought to
the gates Of ruin by slave instructions when in
the hey-day Of her power and glory. New
York had a slave conspiracy whom British
colony. South Carolina barely escaped the
outbreak of fearful slave revolt under Den
mark vesey some forty years ago. Virginia
experienced one under nat Turner ten years
later. Let us hope that the end Of this bloody
strife will DO such as to preclude another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

We rejoice in seeing A." Citizens Tickets" nom.
mated in several Wards and Districts Of oul
City. We soy this not intimating that the can.
didates thus nominated are better than Their
riyals-thst may or may not be-but because 1t
widens the field for selection, and must bring
many more voters to reflect that the Election Of
next Tuesday is to fill Municipal Offices, and
not for rulers of the State or Nation. We
ought to have upright, capable, worthy citizens
for these posts; but, If they would govern the
City for the Citys sake, and forget that there
ore such places as Albany and Washington, We
would not care button by what party designa-
ton majority Of them might be known.
We sum up the duties of our citizens with re.
gard to this canvass as follows:
I. Every legal elector should vote. His vote
is trust, reposed in him for tho good OF the
public. He has no moral right to betrsy OF
neglect it.
IL. He should do whatever he fairly may To
induce others to vote likewise, and to vote
right.
III. Never imagine that you can aid any
party by electing unfit or dishonest men belong.
ing to it TO office. You cannot more seriously
damage it. If knave must fill an important
executive station, it is your parys interest that
he belong to the other
". Above all else, take care that you help
elect no bad men to School office. IT would
be moral treason to do so. Vote for the very
worthiest, most capable men in nomination for
these Offices, regardless Of their politics.
V. Vote for no member Of 1.-THE Ring" for
any post on any account
vi. Vote for that candidate for Mayor who
unites integrity with experience-who is nat
ursl enemy Of jobbers and plunderers-whom
" The Ring" know and fear as their implacable
foe. In short, vote for ORIsoH BLUNT.
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feet Of water on her lower decks She viii doubtless b

feet OF water on her lower decks She viii doubtless bt
raised.
Jonathan Dearborn, the Union candidate for
Mayor OF Portsmouth. N. H. was elected on Tuesday
BY over 400 majority The City Government is Union
by largo majority.
The Alexander Nevsky, flagship of the Russian
feet. left Friday for Hampton Roads. accompanied
by three gunboats Of the same Hcct They will winter
at old Point. -,
Gold opened in the street at la3, sales but rallied
TO M A. the Stock E1chsnge tho quotation was 1870
At the poe broke 10 49, and did not rally but closed al
q p li3dl43A Stocks in the stree were al lower ana
heavy Of quotations Governments at the Stock E'en's
unchanged Between tho Boards prices rallied nue.
but upon free supply of Stocks the recovery WAS man
tanned Money continues in good demand on call oeh
nrou the best securities Freshs are eatrsney dull ana
rates merely nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

1t will be seen by an advertisement which we
publish this morning, that Mr.. George c. Bar.
rett, who is candidate for the Office Of Civil
Justice in the With District, is commended for
that office by gentlemen, some of whom ore
eminent in the profession as well as leaders in
different political parties. Such testimony is
properly Of more weight than any mere party
nomination. Letvoters give 1t due considera-
ton, and then, comparing it with all they can
learn of the qualifications of other candidates,
vote as they think the true interests Of the Dis
trct will be best subscrved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
GENERAL NEWS.

nv The arrival Of tho Corsica at this port yes
..rdsy we have Havana dates 10 Nov. 81 The Havana
uaners publish detailed accounts Of the occupation Of
Brosos and Brownsville by the Union troops OF the raid
Of Con- Cobos Into Matamorss and his arrest and exc
outiop. From Santo Domingo we learn Of the arrival
Of Largo resnforcements for the Spanish army. The
new CsptainCe General Vargas. has officially explained
the proclamation Of his predecessor vero respecting
the blockade Of the ports OF Santo Domingo stating II
20 be limited to the Spanish portion OF the Island and
exsmpting from 1t such ports or are occupied by spanish
troops.
The Dover IN. H. City Election On Tuesday
was al ono way. The Democrats had no candidate Tor
Mayor, no candidates for Aldermen mo nothing" In
sny ward, except Ward L where. the changes by ab-
sepoe and removal since the last election being largely
against the Republicans they conceived they stood
chance TO do something and accordingly made strong
s6brt 70 carry the Ward officers % lever for some
thing better 1t the nsxt State election. But they had
tAair Labor fDs thss palma The Republicans elected
svsrything.
Admiral LissoHsky has Enclosed to Mayor
cdvhs ths sum Of a. ZOO. subscribed BY the officers o.
~. Rnaaan 6ee peevioss 70 their departure for Hamp
~, po.Aa IN behalf 4 ths poor of tAislcity who vii
- 49, durine TIE coming Wiatss. This handsom'
.o.sr,honon d accompanied By lsttsr from tn,
AAm,,si 4, vhich h warmly expresses HE thanks To-
tAs tind,ess and friendly feeling manifested sewGt
himself and officers Of h hsse'
Thu steamer Telegraph No. 8, bound from
Cairo 70 Memphis, sunk 1t 0sosola on Monday Oh
had 1000 sacks Of Government grain on BOARD ana
pumbsr Of passengers Three negroes were drowned
Two Of the crow were scaldsd. There wero no oasuA
"a su.ous IL psssssgssA The vssss Ass WIZ ssvs
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ssed CArAE Ex1osn: 13oee bssA whsaA lAooo ~
oars, :, wv bush. Barley 400 blsh Rye
SSuperhns Extra - 7so$4 60 WnsAr-Wnter 49,
Soss, SioSiI choice bAaIsy, 1oSsas Psxa 90. -
PsMADxIrHiA. Nov 1.-THE decline in Gold snd stsdu
Efchsngs caused great danes IN the markst FIour d.1
dropping; Red. 81 Gael ea White, 1i e0Sa 81 &c o.
dul and iower Yellow, 81 V0S 81 20. PRovsros: ~
,BALrIxoEs, Nov: n.FLous steady; Ohis E.za ~ u
WHEAT dnllj Red. 81 63a 81 CIT White, 81 WaSs -
hrni, Ohio TIC. C0Vvsn quiet "s"S1
Sr hou SS, sFcoon da and .sIs sosps 4
and 203c lower. quoted Ell Isl OatS dac;i.sS ssS15
closing at ssc. Hos' Satac. receipts increasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
JuDcE WHITE.

The complete returns of the late election In
this city, however mnch We may regrct.the re.
suit in some respects, afford gratifying evidence
to the friends Of Judge White Of the esteem in
which he lie held by his fellow-ctizens. Judge
White was nominated by the Republicans, as an
incorporating representative OF the class that
gives an unconditional support TO the Govern
ment, that means to preserve the integrity Of
the Union OF all hazards, and believes in prose-
cutting the War at whatever sacrifice to that
end. lie had no all from outside organizations,
and comparing his vote therefore with those
which show the actual strength of the party in
this city and county, we have the following re-
suit;
UNION VOTE or THE CITY AND COUNTY or SEwyoRK.
For Secretary Of State-Depew. ..23.6l3
For Judge ofCourt Of Appeals--Seden ..2t0;s
For Superior Court Judge-Wbite. ......2f.3s7
For Surrogate-Dayton ..................2.0l
1t will be seen that Judge White led his ticket
by ia votes over the Secretary Of State; 229
over Judge Of Court Of Appeals and 369 over
the candidate for Surrogate. Such vote is a
deserved testimony to his character as man
and Judge. He Ia popular among the better
class Of the Irish, and exercises large influence
over them, and it was by this clsss, doubtless,
that his vote was increased beyond the regular
ticket. 1t would have been still further added
to, to tho number Of thousands, had his friends
provided for him an independent nomination,
and taken pains to secure this outside support.
As 1t Glands, however, the record is OIL honora.
bic one. and stamps with public appreciation
the judicial life Of the Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
MarLess-Reported 6y TeiegrapA.

AIpAxr Nov. 27-The markets quiet. White Canad'
WnEAr, 81 IS. 0oRs and OATS dah; BhxLsr qucs, .
Wheat 2e 400 bush Malt II 500 bush 0sts ~, 100 bush
Barley n, go bush. Feed. 5000 bush.
WnEAr dun and heavy; email ssss at 20 for No 20eats
Spring and vi 3Q@l 3il for Red Winter Western; Sos n
.nd oars ouis BAILEY in good demand at 81 ?sos, ~
WasxY-Rotsil lots are selling Of esd1oc. CANAL
There ha. through Ieieh,s 'sas IA 400 bush d
Coyn 81 900 bush OF Oats 2o0o bush Of barley - ca
5000 bb Flour a 90 bush Of Wheat 3S0 and nominal
CIscisSAri Hov T=fLouS nnss,' caie,. LAID dull
Hoes quiet and declined a5c. sales ct 20 WV"
dull. GoLD, q. , x,yv.r and other grain,
quiet, no ale CASAL fnslsuts rSs 'S Of Grain LAX.
York there has been through Wheat liz 900 bush
sronTdh; $40 S0 R.rav Nv busa Psss, 1000 ss'h FsAx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
AMERICAN ANTI-sLAvKRY 50.
Getty.

In our advertising columns this morning will
be found notice Of the third Decade Meeting Of
tho American Anti-Slavery Society, to be held
in Philadelphia, on Thursday and Friday Of
next week. The occasion must needs be
one of great interest, not only to the men,
bers Of that Society. but to an i'm
mensely larger class Of persons who
for the last two years have been, by the force
of events compelled to consider that great sys'
TEN which has so absorbed the attention and
the persistent efforts at its removal of the early
Abolitionists. The time has not yet come, per-
haps, for candid and truthful history Of the
movement Of these reformers, for even their
name is yet by.word and re-
proach, an ever-ready shibboleth where
with to arouse tho prejudces Of tho un.
thinking and the ignorant. But that they
have played an important part in the events Of
tie past thirty years. hat they have been gov.
erned BY very pure and noble motives, that they
have been gifted by clear insight into tho fu'
turc, and that among them have always been
men and women of tho highest order Of charac-
ter and Of commanding intellect, are truths
which the blindest begin to see. That their
organization has held together under the
most trying circumstances, never swervng
from its singeness of purpose, never forgetting
its original design-the abolition Of Slavery by
appeals TO the moral instincts and the religious
principles Of the nation-is certainly remark.
able fact In tho political and social history of
this people for tho last third Of century.
Their third.Decsde Meeting, therefore, is an
event which it is impossible to look upon with
Indifference, or to pass by as an insignificant
event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

On tho second page this morning We give re.
ports of Political meetings, Havana and Mexi-
can news, and sundry communications. On the
third and fourth pages will be found notices Of
new Publications, letters from London, Athens,
(Greece) Paris and Arkansas, and an article
on French Policy in Mexico. The fifth page is
full of local and miscellaneous news on tho
ninth page is an interesting article on the man.
ufacture of gas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

We call the attention Of the voters Of the
Twelfth Ward to the School Ticket for that
Ward, advertised in its proper place. The Hon.
Jas. C. Willet, ex.SheriG Of this county, and
the other gentlemen nominated with him, are
undoubtedly well qualified for the position into
which it is proposed to put them. They ought
to be elected for that reason; and will be, if
those who know the value Of good schools, well
conducted, will give them their sufTrages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

ss7, 500, its 1000 for carriages its $500 fol-

s57, 500, its $1,000 for carriages its $500 fol
music, &c.
The accession Of Mayor Opdyke In 1861
somewhat interfercd with the Ring operations,
and, unless they have discounted the appropria-
tons for feeding soldiers families, they have
lad rather slim business. But their disposition
is as strong as ever, as evidenced in their haste
to create loan for military purposes, which
was fortunately taken out Of their hands by the
Supervisors. Boole is now City Inspector, but
retains his place in tho Board Of Aldermen,
where he can attend to and vote for whatever
be may suggest as Inspector; he has by no
means surrendered his place as King Of the
Ring. nor is he likely TO do so. That is o per-
manent institution; the hOld.Over Aldermen
form the nucleus and the first business Of the
election is to bring in enough new members to
control the action of the Board; with Mayor
opposed to them, they must have twelve men,
bers; with one of their own sort, nine will do
for ordinary measures. BY their operations
mainly, the taxes Of this city ran up from
$4,845, 600 in 1854 to $1l, 627, 900 in 1861, and
the coming year bids fair to see tho load further
increased to about Fifteen Millions of Dollars
of which nearly one-half is downright robbery.
Tho Government could DO run by honest men
for five millions; elect Boolo and you will make
it Fifteen Millions in less than twelve months.
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TrnveIers, Guide.

To Albany BY Hudson R r., 6s Wsrenst...L
q M. and a. s. and 10y p NJ Sundsy....::... s:aee
To Boston, BY New London line Pier -. n r..
stonnston line. Pier IS. N. f.. and fsil River
line Pier N. r.. daily SUNDAY sxceptedl....:. p -
27th-st. d.ith.sv. m. l2t q and - =
sv via Shore Lin. ........2i and ?. SUNDAY s.
To Buffalo, BY Erie RE-, foot Of Chambers.
To lsip Fire Island. and other resorts ON Long
Island, by L. ]. Railroad, from, James Sip and
foot OF 3+ths.. y. n..............".:sa M, and -
To Philadelphia by New-Jersey Railroad, foot Of
Courtlandfst.. Il 10 m. T. G. H. ia p Sunday y -
To Philadelphia by Camden and AmboY Railroad.
Pier 26. n H.. foot Of Barclay a. p -
To Wsshinz.o by New. Jersey RR.. I. 10 M l2m.'
and "a and III foot Of st. Sunday
To the West, by Central Railroad Of NewJerseyt
foot of Courtlsndtst. and g. H. IL land -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
Entertainments This Day and Events

For time Of adpersmssts n 49, 49,.
Of this paper.
AcApknY o. MgHc Foueenth street. corner Irving psss
Matinee" Ls SomnambulaLv
Thonsss Matinee.
wALLAcEs TzsArER Broadway corner Thirteenth stx,>.
Rosedse
wI,rxs GARDEN Broadway opposite Bond srsst-Kssh,a
Msvourneen-The Young Actress
OLYMPIC THEAfER, Broadway above Houston str,.srls
Dukes Motto-Aunt Chsriote's Maid.
THEATRE FRAxcArs Broadway, above Prince strsss-Hah
Comedy and Vaudeville
BARxuxs MusEun. Broadway below the Puk-0is,s on
Giant Boy Liputian King, &c., st all houy-1tA Bed
ofDeath-Roush Observation-Disclosures and Evening
Van AxBuRGHs MEyAaRRIB, Broadway above Spring aso
Grand Caravan Of Wild Animals
BROADWAY AMPHITHRArER, Broadway, Brtome scpso
Equestrian aud Athletic Performances.
HoPs CHAPEL. Broadway, above Fourth street.-the No.
moth Steroscopticon.
0oupLs UAILERy, Broadway Ninth sees<-"nseeyo
Dream" and other Works Of Art
DussEIDoRy CALLEny Broadway, above Spring stsestnS
bition Of John VOLTS Pictures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

Gov. Bradford Of Maryland, after hearing
testimony from the directors, has officially pro-
claimed John A. J. Creswell, Edwin II. Web.
ster, Henry Winter Davis, Francis Thomas, and
Benjamin G. Harris duly elected Representa-
tives of TINT State in the new Congress. So
vanishes the last hope Of Copperhesd tangle
in the organization Of the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

MEETING AT BRIDGEpORT.-The citizens OF
Bridgeport. Conn. are determined to supply their
quota Of volunteers at public meeting ior Inns
purpose IL called for Monday night next 1t VIII De 40
dressed by exGov. Noble, the Hon. Abram Wakemah'
s. H. Wales esq. p. I. Barnum. Cyrus Northrop ESQ.,
and othera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

GgoRGB +. STEISBRRyNER, the Union nomi-
nee for Civil Justice in the WITH District
(Tenth, Fifteenth, and Seventeenth Wards), is
just the right man for good citizens to support.
Ho is capable, loyal, and honest, and deserves
the votes of all who believe that such qualities
are to be desired in officers who arc to hold the
scales of Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

openly sympathizes with the Rebels and is
nicely calculated for tho meridian Of Rich
mond but in journal that supported Seymour
for Governor IN order to impel and secure
more vigorous prosecution of tho War, it is not
only obnoxious but disgusting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

LITERARY 'ESTERTAIyMRST.-Itw will be seen
BY advertisement that literary entertainment Is to De
given thi, evening at Hope Chapel by William Ross
Wallace and Hugh +. McDermott The latter gente
man will recite the famous poem. Tho Irish brigade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
Malls Close at the Psst.Omcs

CITY Of London, Saturday Nov: ss..,......... isi =
For Hamburg and the German States, BY steamer
Teutoni., Saturday Nov. 2s;......;:..:...... ioi =
For Cuba and West Indies, via Havana, by steamer
Morning Star Saturday Nov o.. .........-..... 80
For New Orleans. BY steamer Morning Star, Sstur-
DAY, nov
For California &c: daily (Sundsy excepted overland
via st. Joseph No ;....;;,.....i;.''"'t a. s.d
North and West Way Mai. .........".......:Y ~ =.
Western Mail via EIs Railroad .......3a m and -
Southern aud South Western Mail. and lep -
Eastern Mail. IN. and y -
Nsw.Bsdford. Newport and Fall River - z,
Tho Long Island Mail closes at q m. and p -
sunday Mails. -On Sunday al mails close u u p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

HOTEL ARRIyALs.-The Hons. +. G: Suther'
land and A. H. Lockwood Westehesteri .; r. Vwsns'
shall DUBUQUE Iowa are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Ths Hon Johu Rel. Now York; Col. w. I. Nichols,
Vermont, the VIM. X. Shantlin, syracuse; John
Rodgers, U. S. Navy and q. W. Agnew' fahAdephiA
are a. the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
AMERICAN WATCHES PoR SOLDfIRs AT
REDUCED P1IcxS
AMERICAN WATCHES voR AnKRIcAsx

r.. A.,,,o.x WArcn COMPANY give notice that ths4
have lately issued style OF wsteh expressly es.lsnss
, and Others who desire good watch at rodrrese
Tbss Watches err intended iispaes tho worthless
bssn Wsehrs Of Bri.h and Swiss Manufactures win whcs
4. sooded ard which never expected "
VIZ .. hsr thev we're made being refuse manufactures
,hs country because unstable At home and used mere
only for JooKKYIss and swNpt,sS pu'po.e.. uusr.r
Ia of,r 10 sr oar Watch which s OF TIA MOTT subsIAS
,,., SascyACTuKE Az AccURArs AND puxAsLn rins.
n, St,riny Silver Cases, hunting pattern, -
M low prlcs As asked Cor the trashy sefes and L.
,f,r,' of foreign make already referred 20. -
PsW "a the new series OF Watches w. ELL1Sr.
uo.,or Mas which name will be ound on the plate -
every Wstch OF this manufacture and 10 ons Of our IT,
marks - -, s..,~.
Whol..sjq orders should be sdjressedto
RoppISs 4 APP.xroS,
Agents fvr the American Watch Company
No lRl Broadway, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

New.Haven has elected Union Charter Oh.
oers by us majority. Last Fall the Seymour
Democracy carried their ticket by over 500 ma
jority; at the election for Governor, Seymour
(Copperhesd) had 25l majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

Counterfeit FIVE dollar notes on the IL ~
Barto & Co.'S Bank Of Trumansburgh' n. l." "efe IN
circulation Inst night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

CRANBERRY CROP or CAPE CoD.-Returns
from Harwioh Brewster. Dennis, and Chatham four
towns on Capo Cod show the cranberry crop t's 'sA
10 be 1899 barrels, which sold for e3S66 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

SuSpAY.ScHOOL COSCERr.-A Sunday School
Monthly Concert viii BE- held In the Twenty eighth
treet Baptist Church tomorrow. Services 10 com
mencs at O'Clock. Good speaking and singing are
hrornsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

known, and in whose hands the parents Of that
Ward can properly place 30 important an inter-
est. 1t will be found in it's proper place in the
advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
Movements Of Ocenn Steamer.
Business Notifies.

A SLIGHT Cold" COuaHs.-Few are awss
6st STAGE that which, In the beginning would yield to M
remedy, II neglected. attacks the lungs "BsevHs
BRONCHIAL TnocHEs give and almost immediate rsE
Military Officers and Soldiers should have them as they -
be carried In the pocket and taken occasion requires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
Latest Ship News.

8. steamship Eewbern, T. A. Harris. Commando ~.
the North Atlantic Bockzdins Squadron via Yorr.s Hs
~ hours with $50 bbls naval from Besufort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

Tho Union School Ticket for the Nineteenth
Ward comprises tho names Of men who arc well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

WHO Is To BIZ Thh NbAI oiAiOn -NO.<cAs~~
cradle intere. fss In the question whether Orion Blun
Frank Boos OF Godfrey Gan,hcr to bs tho successor 70
Mr. George Opdyke, but It still more exercises the puSls
mind as to whether KNOX will continue to furnish bis eesa
White. HATS at their present moderate price, The ballot VI
decide his frat query; the second can only be answered =
Kxoxs M sla Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
"A FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1853.

TnxHr Bur OSH FIRST PEsMun sEwrse-MAcHrxl
The GRo, n BAxza MACHINE has been awarded Tvu-
rr-rHHxx First Premiums at State Fairs and Twxsrr-oSD
at City and County Fairs In 1863 making "A in all SAlss
rooms. No. Ass Broadway. NewYOr and No. 1872 Fulton -
BROOKLYN.