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NOTICE.
Wan DEPARTmEET,t
WAsHIE8TOs CITY, u. C., Jan. 26, 1859.
In consequence of the pressure of business a
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given At the othco
Of Lieut.. Col CONRAD, iS2 Pennsylvania avenue,
sbove Nineteenth street. IN
DOYS' CLOTHING.---W Il ARE NOW
ID In receipt oil u large assortment of Boys and
Clldren's Clothing OF the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dress aud school wear,
to which we invite the attention OF parents.
WALL, STEPHENSh h Co.,
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr iU-tnf IStAr 4 Intel
rNHE GET TYSBURG SOLEMNITlES
Full Proceedings OF the Dedication OF the
NATIONAL CEMETERY
At
GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
Including the .-
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In Pamphlet Form.
For sale nj tho
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Pr.ee TEN CENTS. noa''st'
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COR. OF EIGHTEENTH ST. AND PENN. AVENUE,
| WASHINGTON, d. c.
Meals furnished At all hours and at the shortest
| notice. J. W. REYNOLDS,
| ocib-u Proprietor.
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RA1Es OF ADMISSION. .-Dress and Parquette Cir-
cles so cents; Orchestra Chairs, rs cents; Family
Circle, 76 cents. Seats secured during the day
Overture at quarter to-
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Published by MASON bR, lihhn,
MASON \ liAMLIS, Boston. no2O3t
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Aulusscntcuts.

Mr.. ]. S. Clarke closes his brilliant engage
mcnt n, the Winter Garden, this evening For paT''
ulars Of the performance. see advertisement. MI
Clarke will be succeeded by Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Flor
encc. who give their first entertainment on Noidhy
next supported by the regular company of the thei'e
Tie second programme of the season, at the
French Theater takes place tonight. the plays being
La Chanoincss. by Scribe. Mon. isncnt by M'ssrs
Iahche and Michel The casts are not announced
Mr. George Vandenhof, one of the best oil
our elocutionsis gives the first of series OF 'hrre
readings this evening. at Dodworth's Hall. Tie other
two will be given on Monday and Friday next The
reading Of this evening will consist Of the tragedy %
OthcIo, and Ms. Camp extracts from Martin Chuz
1ewit.
Matilda Heron is announced TO appear AT
Nibos this evening in Meea" 1t being her hrs' and
only appearance in that character during her present
engagement.
Al the Alhambra Circus there will be an
extra entertainment this afternoon for the convenience
n ladies ard cliLlrcn. Next Monday cycnins is Sc
apart ior tie benefit Of Mr.. Nixon
The performance az Barnuns Museum TN
afternoon viii consist 81 the ghost dTsInr II Mar'ee
or the Warning Of Death the pani'Haime Of III
Vine Dr,ssors Of Como AL the ingenious icai' o
Monsieur Alexandra the Magician.
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FRO,E HAVANA.
Arrival Of fhe sieam-hip Eagle Progress
Of the InsurreciiOn - Puerte Plate
Burned by the 1nsurgent--.An the
Coasts Of the Islands 10 be Block adcsi-
The Spanish Victory at A<ua-KebeI
sympalhizers i'm Havana.

From OuI speeis. Correspondent.

BY way Of Santiago dc Cuba we get some
stems in regard 10 the rebellion" in 81. Domingo
cn from the DarO " that city, from amidst The repc
titions and contradictions few items which may in.
terest your readers. We have been told continually
from The commencement Of ths revolution that it was
confined 10 few facous individuals and entirely cir
cumscrbed within the province Of Cbao ard that even
there il was only the Hayden frontier; that uosc in
arms were mostly Haytiens. &c. See what the Captain
General OF the Island rays.
Don Felipe RveIo Governor Captain Cen raj Of the Span
sh portion island Of g. Domingo, and General Chief
territory Of the -paish part Of the Island II santo Domingo
having declared IN rebellion against her Catholic
Esjesiy the Queen Donna isbe H. and tie mother county,
and being under the obligation Of adopting consequent mea
s1res 10 prevent the rsoutots from receiving aid by way
o. ne coasts and using Tie powers by aw IN me Vested
aud
Ah N, ooos Of mi, hind aye decsred ~ b. bocsaded
cy s nhsa forces Of H. " and their toIt ~aci aid there
fore al te' are hatte 10 be supoug toared and their
pspes ao o'c en,s enacted. Thoe that may height
- - - si .'tD % "ff p.f ~ qcgffHff ana "''t""
.p az D .'' h'ii'n 'nslous; bot II ucf lapcit tnd
reg ers 90 not confirm these suspcions they vii only Dee
Obliged 70 uepe ~ te contrary in a. marked
wsa OF ~ ai ~ carrying csrsoef # arms and nin
Huiiion OF soods ai can m any manner aid IN flmeniig e
rebellion they will be- considered A. ene,oie rd treated az
sdch ~ hceo4 wan Ne T. l'si0us 81 the Royal Navy
JF's L0U sai be- published aud cifc.aed inu,f4fely
ST. the custonIy fofi int Il Hay puncfusy compiled
s@nto Donin 70 iCiy) October IS 1855 " ~ ''''D'
Therefore President Lincoln must look ont lo,g he
dafes 20 send co.onIts 10 iiayh query when naiu
rally yresclfs Itself IL, from whence does this Tycro
derive his powers and faculties for declaring the coast
md literal witcfs Of ayt 10 De under the blockade II
IL g. NJ naval fufccsf lie says all tie COASTS Of tLis
a.iand SC This is no doubt buudcr and the eternal
"syGntsh po,tioa Of" was omitted, but re such stupid
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and the bidding opened very IluIl number Of small
norraits Of John Randolph General Armstrong, Com
modore McDonough. and other celebrities OF pyegone
dovs were sold at about si5 each George Ill was
knocked down at So Two fine paintings OF the TIL
umphant Entry Of Alexander the Great ana the Dat
tlc of Constance the Great" sold for 81 each me
size portrait Of Chas Kean Hamlet brought ony 90
Among the lfe.sze portraits disposed o. were the ioi
lowing: Gouverncr Morris which brought w; mos
Jefferson. s65; De Witt Clinton, by Peale' $50 Wash
ineton. BY Stuart, $3.50; John JAY sloo dc WIN
Clinton by Ipman. 500; General Jackson, $50; Gen.
Anthony Wayne by Savage, clio; John Adams s'2'
lanes Madison, ss2; Washington, by Savage, sou
Mrs Madison. &C., A large portrait OF Jenny Lima
brought only $40 stuarts Washington was bought ny
Mr.. BRYANT Of The EreRiHg Post.
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CONSULTATIONS FREE.
TESTIMONIALS.

TIE Biss E-amuer for August, 1893 edited By the RsS
George s,orr, contains the following editorial notice;
"IopSE WArxR.-ln this nambsr Of magazine We
rodsce the attention Of readers this medca 'so
ton We have done net for pay nor because our S
are used medium OF ayerisenent-ioF we have unifn!
declined them but gratitude God and Of obis;enn
Dr. Ander. 4 Co. has made u. insert the following:
My only son George +. sors 81 years Old hs ssss
afflicted for some dozen years lees, with pGra
swelling. and iniaInnscns in various parts OF bis eee!
onrntin-s seemingly he to death then rspn
Tor season but only for return Of the disease win ne"
violence. Fer the past three years he has bad al open 'e
his breast, and la,seTly n-ar his collar bone VIII o
ton in his throat that rapidly increasing 80 hai iHof
tion appeared inevitable. In this condition hs srpea'o
Anders Co by the OF the Iodine Water the HSsf'
in his throat disappeared In short time Contnuins ~
IN less than two months he was Apparently heAeo AS
general health much improved Ills son "hom h'o '~"
oud an ssle,p in death before this summer should close
no. apparently In fair way 10 recover as perfect rS'a
is common to our mortal la gratitude TO God who Z.
thu. answered prayer. and in justice TO Dr. Ande'' w.
ave made this statement. satisfied aat there ,'-e -
Iodine Water treatment which the readers Of this n-~
viii thank its Editor Tor bringing TO their notice.
"GEO ST0RRs'
Rev Geo. Sto.rss residence, No. 3. hleAssN' p'''
NY
Jalyr, 1884,
DR. H. AypzRs Co-GENrs: have taken one o'"'
Iodine Water with decided advantage, fos chrome Div
chit, Of seye.a years standing.
A. MANN, JR,
No. oval street
East HaxPres L. L.
May no. 1903
DR. IL AyprRs ( co-GrSrs: The Package OF ioaA'
" alter anne all night. MY disease Is tha " '''
Of the heart before using the Iodine ""'',
teus veg, distinct even 50 distinct that eVu'a W
ou, difficulty with my overcea' 11''oN'' '0" WA
sound is no. 10 be heard
ionT' "'y GEORGE L. LESTER
NEW YORK January q 1867
~ ,xorr,x Co-GSSrs: IL ahords me the hsh''
-. ~ inform you that your Iodine Water has en'.'p
-, INV son Felix Of Chroni; inhamma,ory Rheam"'
u, ,b, and his eriremities were drawn up and bis l'
90 affected jar his whole body It's excessive F'
tous. ~ nrRrrrING.
Musical Instruments
No l67 Bowey
The WORLD owcsa {
Nrw YORK October 3tsos'
Dr.. II. AspERs co-GEsrs. Having used your Ion,
Wsternaverv bad aud Ions standing case Of py'iep-
would offer my testimony to rs superior eheieiTS
Of that troublesome aud enersaiins complaint
Respectfully, prL
TN, original of the above with other tes'nona'' H''
see" !" ''' ''N''' DIR. H. ANDERs co,
Ph, sicians and Chemists,
No. G,s Broadway, MI
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~ the Electors
OF THE
SIXTH SENATORIAL DlSIRICI'


TIE 9TH. 18th. 10TH AND 18TH WARDS.
The Undersigned would respectfully urge upon You the ne
cev Of prompt and efficient individual effort to the
return from this District the State Senate of thoroughly
loyal and uneI eptionsbe representative.
In WILLIAM LAIMBEER, jr, the nominee OF the Union
OF this District candidate whose char
acter and qualifications unquesonabe, and upon whose
course we can rely with fall confidence that 1t will be
all that oval citizens would WISH and such as the necessities
Of our country may demand
We have known M. LAIMBEER for years and would
earnestly commend him TO the favor Of the Electors Of th'
Senatorial District without regard TO party az gentleman o
him character fine abilities and experienced in public life
We know him to be earnestly loyal and every way worthy
and capable and that If elected he will stand firmly by me
National Government, snain the honor OF our state ana
watchfully guard the interests Of the city
GEORGE OPDYkE, HIRAM BARNEY,
PETER COOPER, ROBERT BLISS
DIR. F.. PARMLY. JAMES G. CARTER,
JAMES HARPER ID. l.. SUYDAM,
I,MEs AICOCK. d. HENNESsEY,
SAMUEL Is. II. VANCE, z. v HAUdHWHT
JNO. ID. LAMSON, HOMER MosoAS,
CuAs LIVINGSTON SEYMOUR A. BUNCE,
GEO W. BLUNT, g. ALBlHoLa,
TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL, EDWARD KENNELS
CHAS II. MARSHAL, j. LoIHhof.
lanes KELLY BYAM X. STEVENS, IT,,
JONATHAN STURGI5 J. GREEN PEAKsoN,
FRANK T.. HOWE ROBERT d. h''h'HIi'
q prsNprr JAMES W. BOOTH
EATH HAYDEN, 'hohuh si"n"'
PARKER HANDY, A. PnN"A''
OTIS ID. SWAN =. ID. SMITH.
81. ,.r n c0wDIN and 65l others.
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fAlvsrisement
UryprP's KAKALINE, FOR THE uAlR.-lIt

mare. rom the Bari Root and Flower @. the Persian rant
k.I IL l. the idenc al pfrpafailh used by AL thr bast
ON nation. Tor N. growth and pr Gya0n Of the ha anu ~
n. a.. the hair RlT.Iss Its vorrnyuL LuAuhh"eh AID
co,ou 1uRareu LIVE IL contains no oil acoL', OF any
tb.T nirIous ingredients and l. the most perfect haI
ing in the world II ss injury 20 us" ~ Mi,s ME
~ .i,t,,,cI ar,rc. .ays have used HHsRiKs hAkA
f,r tr nav hair .nd hn It the most elegant scie 'o see
ny /, In II. nm beauty and I1uranc" that nave ever u
cen rely recommend 20 every laiy fh'' - e''''
Whole,ac bepo, No. ~ CID ,,., S.w-iosk
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AS A TONIC

Ia o,,.ion I, .yneed by siren erng the dss'v crus
and exciting tho appetite In Of Dy'pepsa Efrsas
ton AID Debility an increased nutrition Of tie bOdy 10
r,.u Of tie employment, Of Iodine Water The patient -
covers flesh strength and color hitherto pale resIss na
feeble he becomes fall strong and aoEid
Iodine Water is pu, up with ful directions around esh b.
tie thai /, may be used a, family medicine well ssbJ ~
practitioner.
Physicians may rely upon the Uniform strength Of TINS s
ton as containing grain, OF Iodine In each fluid ounce prs
wae.no soven, being used 1t no, liable to cseonPF
ou nor formed inequalities neither is the b
dine n.u,ra!i1ed by combination with envy ingredient ard
no uupea.n, or injurious results arse iio its eneod
u.c ,h. solution will be found superior to any sthsI mss%
in which Iodine can be exhibited.
tn, great succeed which Ina. attended the Of Iodine We
ter In our own practice and In tie hands Of those who b"
used H. enables recommend to the practitioner anaS
public superior remedy the Of Chsone DSeaS
which have resisted other feeling confident xvzs
fair Trial 1t viii attest Il. own excellence.
The senainenes Of this solution and its excellence ned
cine ar, a,,es.ed by the Of such distinguished men
Dr. Jas. r. Chiffon Professor E. H. Parker Professor Ja
Booth. Dr. r. Whitney Dr. II. Klings.ein, and others
Price per bottle; IS per half doler SO!isy Druf4
generally.
| CONSULTATIONS FREE
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,,.u. ,,.- ., The ro.,-Om,c~

'' - No.. So. saHi.v a. ,i............ Ios m.
f.t haHhff .9h 90 li................ iot
-. b, .,.sl-r N.lsili~. Thursday OF - p IN.
~, Z Ia NJ tho West iniA' Va Hsyasa, BY
.,s.neg Kasn1.r saturday, 90, ai............. p IN
80, 500 o. Ii........................ IN.
~, :, j'.ses '...........s s. a m ana " p II
Alan, Inasa aui ana5as 5 and 4 =
So 80 "a 90 W.,
~ ..,.n NsI ID. 10 RaifosA .........5 aid ?
$50. 80 ssgl " e.tsfn .. and 10
t,.,.rr .............sa M and u
~ b.diafa hsstaft and al Rvsf.............. Hi
Tie Lons l..and Nal cosss q > ~, and T. ~
s.nday Nal. On surday ~ mails close Il IL IN
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q Thos. q. Alvord. D. Bookstayer
q Cord Shoemaker.
Dntario..............l. Perez H. Field. Nathan Oaks
q Hanson Dewey. David :. Perpont
N. w. Howell Hudson McFsrlan.
q Jas. s. Hopkins.
o,,e,:s .. Edward H. Pitts O. +. Burns.
0tscro........,.....1 FzraS .Whipple. J. YOUNG.
q Geo. NJ. Hollis. q. h. Bellows
Osweeo Abn {. Mattoon Abraham 7. Grant
2..H W. LOOMS. Willard Johnson.
3'Harvey Palmer. Azsrah Wsrt.
Putnam ..,.,...... Jeremiah Sherwood.
oneens I.aac H. Cocks. Charles t Duryeu.
2 Russell Smith Charles Mcneil.
Rensselaer ......I James Mckeon.
q Geo. w .Banker.J.F. Knick.rbsoker
3 Jas. DeMs'yne. V. schcrrrerhorn.
Wchmond.......'.: ~. ~; Lh"1n' w, IL ho",,n.
ROckland .....'.... jas writ ,ai'h -. ''hii"s
~ Iswr,uce..,.....I. George Parker. Abe /. Mone
W. 2. sIas. Reddington. WIN. c. Cooke
,. abraham Parker.Jelicl stephens.
Hugh White. Ira Broctat
'"'"''' q Fdward Edward. Amasa Keith.
sclenccady....... Charles stanford. John Mcsha.jr
Schohsri" james PARSONS. u r. Ncho"oia'''
Schuyier........... LoI.h'o NtppeI' suith 'M'ii'
Seneca. VIII l. Johhs""
Steun, n.............ls W H. r. putnam.
2. Alexander Oleoit.
Suffolk ............I. ". II. Gleason, David pearon
z Eghcr r. Smith. ncHry {. rhi'.
Sullyan............ John {. Terry. James Matthews
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jcr Thompson. n. H. Carpa,er.
Tompkins.......... Henry H. Lord jones Il. Walker.
Ulste!.......l. IL Dwight LefiH jess. r. Booksisstr
2 Jacob Leftover r. 5. McKia,,ry.
) As Schoonnaker Thomas Hill
warren........... Rober, Wadie. Charles II. Fa1on
washingion.......l. 4. Ming Croeser. Henry C.. Gray
2 A, j. Neklciohn. Alanson A,tell
wechc,,rt jofs WsrSn": f HsS.a" ". ' Ollie,
2. Henry W. CIars. AlsoP IL lockwood
B. q. \. BfaBdIcth. silas Gregory.
Wyoming. Byron iiealy. Henry GarIetsee.
lGiCs............... tIcn w. LVvNis TUT H. p'''''
KcnoHinated.
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IISroRIcAL LECTUREs. She Rev. John honi
all fcpca, bic new ooure Of pablo lociafcs on IL f
o; N, Roman Empire 70 oo5aHrnee on Monday e'cn
ipg November - Ia Clinton Hall AsioF Place. at =
rioek and viii couinDr than successive ihait1Ay
ana AIusssl., ..s-l-s--.
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o, ,h, Nod having without effort his part ana r
a,n, yo.s, received the nomination Of eoh N mn
and Republican Conventions ioi m'nos' 49,, .rnsor of
sSrry voter In N. Wsrd who desires honest lrs'..oi ~
4. lawyer Of extensive practice, s'utrna - "a ,yo
s,ouai character /. without reproach lie thoi2op.y
III ma ,e hr-y. honr.i and Il the merchants and ous
Ill ,ooy the example Of those In oincni.ati, an
~. l.,e election hi. return to the Assembly ssuEe-
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advertisement.
Tup WINTER FASHIONS on Furs, Skating,

paror Iyrnna.,ics Evening Enertanmen Central rntk'
,,,. Ies,lrv and al the details OF Dresses. tloas-,
Waist Sahos comets Aprons, Shaws Scars Dg'rFs' n'c'
n c,ng Children Garments IN grca, yarrty will De nus
NIgRo OF FASHION Ready Nov. Z.
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Advertisement
CnNsTlrITiON WATER

4, without doubt the only sn1Su remedy TOT OiAb,fN ,Ak
cur. arIyxi HHicx rsT DrPo,ir.. LIMITATION or THE
Sr,x oy ruE BLADDER iNytAssarioN o' ritE hipNnis
cArAsnr or Bf-ADpsR. and all FINALE lhse"uL'
II
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Il IT, roaary 10 circalsr which vii b" '"ui IN d
le.u, stamp incosed b. MoKnas 4 ALLEN AFAi''' ~ J.
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CITY ITEMS

Prof Ma,tison is to lecture in the Church IN
Forty ar. street iomorror evening. on The RELATIVE
Claims q, our Physical and Spiritual Natures bci"'e ~
association - dTy goods clerks - ;h' city
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AdssFflr-Hsrn' 49,
FIRST PREMIUM IIRE-iIaCE IKATHR.-Ihe

frrso,rp FrNi Hr,rrH 1~aided "a" FiEsr Fhrsirn
faif a. fhs Au~fran insita" - '' "s' rNH
10, lt,.v.n Fof so.s.aisrfc economy and sncency
iI-g al. un~rualeA I, " srsripiso Nanaiaginf't and
I~s.f " D. ss's and Retail " II hibo i'u.' Ne" ioi'
mi IL a
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Advertisement.

Ask vonr newsman for the November Number
Of III. PHtySoIoGicAL JOURNAL IL contains s0n IN
the most interesting articles published ~ u I"hy nn
lrnted and a. an Of the Great luestions "g W
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nonv Fihnolegy. Sc. IL has equal. Price 10 CENTS
Erwin NylIs Publishers, a05 Broadway NJ I.
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The Rev. DR.. Wyle Of Philadelphia recently
returned rum Wait % ne army. undcr'hc su'pi
Of the Christian Commission. prosehos 20 mofros
evening In Dr. MoLeods Church Iw'lhh s'Feei west
Of SlIih avenue.
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The Rev. DR. Spears Church, in South Brook.
su VII be rco.eno. 70 Hors"u Tiis ciIrch has bccn
undergoing very extensive repairs. and nov hiisd ~
irislc ivost ,Asiy aid oolsu.pious manues
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Strangers in the city shouid not laii 70 Visit
IA. PusrSotoscAI CInistr sDi MvsErs q FOWLER AID
Wrtts \, ~ nro.dusy ti-rr may b" sc"u isdni.'ion
f rnst. 81, c.ss ifutn the h. d' u many 81 the most os
f.l. and noieflo.t % the as"-s>iesn-. 'ia"t'
ln.aion. Of sgsccs wiki fll descriptions given
Wien dssrr!
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GRAND GALA DAY al the MUsEUM.-Lasf day
q the graf ho.', Dras MiERyrfA and s'' day o' w
rsu,offtu. Isx IrSr DRRsssRs ,oao, both q winch
vii be- play.d b<h AFTERNOON and fyEsiN" he moss"
WAX IIsrEr, MossTrH P,THoS MAshVrH "hS' ""'
&c. &c, 81 ~ bours
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
cous,. union p--no,rs,e
asbsny..............l. hsihan :. wart lirr rerf
/ z yng.au l.. tiklus John J. Reilly.
!. W. hucourt Tho. MeCsl,y.,
4 John Ward. sMni l. Ossa,s
/ = G. " CrandaH.
Brsome .......-.... malfrdNo,'hfup Grave. c9,in.
2 Albert g. Dow. A. Is fsn,ons
I C.,,-,e ..-i fsrni Clo,e Ailsrson White
I 2 ~. T.. Robinson. Fred D. Hlonmsnd
Cb.g.sueua. John steward Henry {. kts.Dlp
2 =. T. VII q. Ice hNlN
Cnenuns........... William 7. Pot, -CAaIi's HDsea
/ lbet,sugo ..,........l Geo. ". ssmIcL
| z Dyer u. BIllocs-
CLIFTON. ....~......, Geo Halo. ..Geofy Ads'@
Colginbia..........l Geo. II Po"ef. Amos Miu.
2 ~. ~. Barre,. Samuel Wiibof.
Cortland. ........... Is. b Tlingha'i.
Delswnre........I Jef H. Ln1leld. \ - Chsn.bn lain.
+ K.fl. D.. Davis -fThnrls Il oiibert
Dntchefs..........l james Howard -Luiiri y Dlicbsr
2 John \. Crsmrf. Hrny ;. Th0u.e.
Efle..............I ID r. Hsyard Waii,r W stansIa
Fred =. -tsvenL Gco. !. Bryan
3 Henry Atwood. Tiny 4. HOPKINS.
S.ih feIrfi. Marcos Bafthi.
fsai Albert 1ad,a. And W Fersi'on.
Fulton a Hamilton. WI. 4. rlniih
bcnesre........ Loren bre'ii. AlFa n VIM
Gfeene........... stephen steele. William ~. Pr'tl,.
HcrElmtr..........i g. H. Woo.'er. /eas -. fri-ff.
y z. f i;ess,,Iio NM NJ I'sA4s s,-ya,
z Lew. Palmer. Geo - Pheip..
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