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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
DIIfIN.


BisHCP-on Tuesday Nor. q WIN, Y. BisAog in The III
year 81 hi
Til. fr.pd. .sye. Of the family rssp.e fauy invited
70 asnd 10. fneis from bis r.ssnc. no. "a Fnici
81, on friday mOfI.LS. - iol O'Clock
CLARE-u Pi.rrnpn;, on Monday. Eo. 81. after ,hor
iinos. Margaret Cep.snd vic o. David Clui. aged u
The ty,, and fr.nd Of TIE family .r- respectfully Invited
p,.rpoui day, tho 18th inst, y without for
th.r notice Friends TAXING TIE =! tam on Sor'iSft
Railroad Of New jersey w arrive IN time. AID ean Teii'i
Ito ssne day.
COIsrONa' the residence Of her Henry ". Cold on
on Wednc. .ay areinoon, Nov ~ or coa,unItso Mn
Mary Ann so'stcn, In her I'd yesI.
Funeral on Fr DAY, 4 hs cids OF The family and 81
n,r sop-iniaw J. w. England, ere invited 10 attend
coNGHR--On Monday ti'Sv al, Ensco Cougar in tho I'D
@! la.
Tho re. w. apd tnds Of the f,rpy nv-d 70 srena
h,s late rssdcc no 2H High T.. Howalh Carriage
vi. b- ~ tie msscs- Dspot arrival o the 10 oe.Oci
trim from New Yort, fcot Of CourisDt'-st-
pAsnROUCK-At Stone Ridge. Ulster County MONDAY,
Nov 81 Nsunen EssSrOuc-, only 81 a. ID aud JsihA
Hhsbrouck 81 Eew.YoFk aged 70 yeas and months.
HADLEYIn Canaan H., on Saturday Nov u, Of quick
eonsuuJalon Maris Nadey. eyed II yeas months and
3dsys
JONEs-ln III. city on Wednesday, Nov a. 1884, Fcrer,
yonnses, Of II NJ and Msrth. j. Jonss aged y'Af
Tis r.n.ius win b. tsien 70 Red Mills, Putnam County New
York.
JoHssToY-At Pht.lin n Y. gu Thur-isy. Nos. II: Of
wounds % ceivcd Ia ~. BATH OF the Wilderness the 3i
Of ay Joscph II. Johnston Co Il, l2.h Ne simsn, " l.
w.. IN the 20th year Of his sse
,lAsMIKE-At Bethlehem, Penn. Oh Monday, Nov H. Of
consamptlon, Andrew J. Kssnifr Of this city sssd 81
i~nds sad rslaiiv.s Of the family fseihe Lodge No 80
" tld A. NJ member, Of the Bo.si Of Educs'icn snd
school (cess The Trsih Wsrd rr.pse,fuy invited
N sstsd The funeral otp b. Stephss Church corner Of
Broom. ard cHyss on Fhd'y a'sra0ss 10 ssHa h''
Il = O'Clock.
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RICHMOND,

Having bought "a. Wholesale and Resil EooT ARD snoH
P.tslief ent 81 r EpwS A. BROOKS. 20 lo ruTon 81
~ iers isvr IN enjoyed for the part eleven yA
ire A. inf ny friends ard the public 10 gene al wa 'Hs
coi,nnc tne m. - q strictly Osg " cs sifrhS
eiisvpg t.ni tue business BED Induced on piih'i"
oftrulh and jg ice hare gsea nstru c 80 al ie.son' ~
nv rpoy never uisroprossn. any ac- mat may u
offered for sic. -,
n 1. NV intention to nauufs and keep On hsnd 50
neil " ouly o. good. az pficcs rom - 70 y, s-
h.feof and still farther reduc.ilh Wal be 'us ~ SUI
~ Wv "'A"' ,es,sc,,,llv G. G. RIogr0sD
n THE F,rcinan and employees o. shc i~L''' ou''"''
reu.aiu Nta . $3.50,
pgyYrs scRt-(By pernIlss.onI
Pev Two d. CuYlKR, BROOK IN. -
h. u. ..oasAs. ea.Soveruoi ~ l''s-1oIh.
Gro " IL. 7 70 ~ VI iid-u lan-
r. II. CH.PIN L. d., No. 4 Es.s-i nifty t5rdN
tle.sr. T,yp.I a D. ,RrnoRr, No. ~ Nassau',I
A n LiTrLIJoHx, T. %. brooklyn, and oth-i..
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In establishing an oss in ,hi city for tie exclusive treat
u,ent Cs,sh and .s complications do at the sus
ge'tn and euea,y Of many persons Residents OF Nswfok
and vicinity who ars to e<tsut acquainted With the
happy success attending professional labor In this spe tally
during the eight yesrs in Boston From The experience
thus acquired togetbeT with svvry AGILITY and advantage
witch or. OF science betov In the and enbeshmen'
Of oar profession respectfully extend services to ths
public with tie s.urrrce tia: in folurr in the past II -a
10 or ear.., eaGoavo to meri the confidence ePosedin ss
kill. -
Whereas vssJ pee0ns have called spon us "n"snpe
iron, Catarrhal Disease snd who have in many in.ace PAID
to certain medical mcunbanks in hs city an
10 no bsa In justice sure and tho public well ali such
persons vko nsy esr, may command or p'ofsssona
service. for The diseas> IL question, FEER OF CHixaK Tor
time sufficient 10 prove beyond al question the cEaTAIs -
yncrs Of What we ~. pleased 10 tenn Medical Hydroos
sud its eertois ey Csrrh, Disease when and ~ae
al other Known means and have Totally failed Refer
.uce ,s patients In daily attendance at our profe'
onal ruous 70 whoss t.,aonyw will at ell times cheer
foil, .uboi. g. CLEssoN PRATT, 81 D.
| THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST.
e1pLinlrs til. structure gtneons Dssses AID TreAtioen
Nth orsar. Of specla sense. sen, to any adde's
upoo .eee.pt Of prices Csus..
| All Communication to be sddcssedto
| Dr. S. CLEsSoH PRATT.
80. Tsu Broadway, Now York
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hfTCHfLfp-On Weans sday cyenin: Eov. 70. astnSr e
Ntchi relict Of the late Dr. Ssmss, L. Mshii Va -
g1th year Of her sze
Notice Of funeral in mo.rcv's papera
kIMBALl,--At New Rochelle, Wednsotsy Nov ~ mfSs
Mary krlbs, daughter Of Phieidsr and bisry A hDncs
sg "a yesrl .
The friend. OF the family respectfully nved 10 attend hc
funeral ou No 73s West Twenty &c. saturday
Nov. %, Il O'Clock %. IA.
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FOURTH C.JrcrIoy DilrRIc.. Nrv YORK
THAp, FIFTH. E.,-H AID t,euT1 WARDS
A.sEssoe lnLtCk 70. - D rAN EliA-sr.-

Nkv OfK. Nov. lf. .ttf. j
Informal Hcyenue-;,o..,e (. hereby gs.a that, pir-
su.n 10 the jont Zee ato1 0. Congress OF July isoA
aud tie instructions Of the s.crri"ry Of TIE Ir-any
ia. ed ia accordance thsrey tn the la o. sssen.ass
Special Income Tax e. ocni IL spn me sans
ont. pcess o. the year ending Dee >" ny o. Az Per
.on. >e.y,r. n hi- .lric completed ID A2t ~
,. will esan open to the .nsr.eion ~ al sons -
ma, rply to uspcct th- te o toe spes u '~n '' rot
10. Yo:f .nd - srr hs y .arf el,.r ~ .sgia!ra
u the ten d.y. sf.-s' I'd " 81 Ht as "nv itcvf
10, fo i've ilya .tFrairr VIII eesfve AID osi. o
an pt.n. ..Ne a. AZ erroaeSus fz1ssy. ys'i,olG
=. ess.nsnts ~ r-ior. contained IN ss'd ~. Az ~
must ~, In WTt' ard sas he rsrf!crsf %
r Or thins .pVc,irs VI dcci,.,n T. reqle',so rDA
ms, >.ovss .,s tie pdrcrl- OF error complained u.
SA-'' NJ. tlthdE o. VAN NiCh,
=. a. -.,-r,. hisi.irf. n. &.
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MoKnor nraocRArro CONVICTIONS

NOMINATE SCHOOL I oNhIssIoAEEs.-iir st District sc
jrurncd Ill to-morruv evening. Third District IA
Ju-r IA n tuesday urxi without making any Domina
ion. Fourth Dls:rici na jolrned 20 Monday syenirA
" ihou: making a'y nomination Fif'h Dstrio.-Thos.
Jeremiah vs.. Hianiinousy nominated. Sixth Dis'ric
Watts Lvirgs'TB VIDA terminated. oosenth DAtfiIt
adjourned 10 Tuesday evening" mex.
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GPLgyDID3 CHI sTAN NOVELTIES IN DEMO
RISE ILLUSTRATED MosIALT and hms. DtsOEEsTe
MIRROR oF FASHION, TIE December lumber Low
ready. contains c. Stories, Christians Music,
Christmas EngI,yings and ether Christmas matters,
With IA r,ch oi-p-y " CnTistlis Dresses christmas
Patterns, and grand GhgistIoas Literary Entertain
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Give CONSTITUTIONS WATER fair trial We
mean yon bo are sIdersone speeiasss from year
10 year and We particularly alude TO ladies VINO orr
constantly rpsofiDg 10 Ioc yoGtmfn and all sor.s %
oca apphcat0i.3 for G'seasc with ~ much chance 81
a. cess 10 ere wD1ld he from local applications 10 tue
t.roat 81, dreascs Of the brain sold Wholesale by
NonGAX a. ALLEN, No. 46 ChH.st.. nrd al druggists.
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Ors. Pratt aud Smodlcy.
PHYSICIANS SPECIAL
EYE, FAR, CATARRH AND THRoAf'UsEAsEs,
No. ros Broadway, Nsw.YOrA. opposite Once Church
10. l2s fremont. corner of Winter-t, Bos'on.-
gsDER TIE PsovEssIoSAL CHARGE o.
DR.. 8. CLEssON PRATT,
Physician to fremont Ey. aud E'r institute Boston;
Lecturer Diseesss Of the Organs on speflA
Sense; Author Of the Medical Specialist,
Medical II yayokOnia fos Catsrrh.
kc., &c.
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When you want PRINTING, remember II. G.
1ooruovy No 81 DuAHH 81 Who prints cvrrysLns rom
LAsn 70 fosrnn very meet sud casAS fct CASE. Try
hluA and AVE ume cd pisrs-
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The employes in tho Quartermasters departmen,, -,
til. ciry under Gen. Wan Vlei. have rseu aoicrs
sle an independent donation Of apples 70 he hoce
and on Saturday seat eight hundred pnl.oT noo end
bgnd.pcked apples TO the armies Of the Potomac 1"u
the james by the steamship Monterey
PoR RHODE ISLAND soLDTYEs'
We learn from Col. Amy, the otate as ,h,.
Of Rhode Island, that MAYOR po M," with twenty.
Ven % cases destined for the Rhode Island regt
ments in Grants army. and Capt ufeei Shc r ma
Tuesday with seventeen cas- n .iu1r and other
army; sold cases being uilou WIZ" 'UAN'''
. Thanksgiving rali"Ir. , ,,nyp-re ppr
porr, ruy-APPEARANCR or THB MARkEIS IKE
yrors TO THANKSGIVING, ETC
Were oountrymau 10 pss. thr9pgh our p'uy u ,hc
Ac, for The first time and extend his travels ann. .e
ants doing business along the rive,
1 eithcr side OF the city he would wonder where snci
an snput u poultry could come from. the more no. s.'
hnrdieds Of TINS have ben SEM 70 tne IN sajc
e,,1na,cd with former years; and 25a2sc pr pound
,or t1rLevs obey think is rather still still the maoF!
other eheery sy ios or , iee some T toll So
der NJ roCaliug himself their sacIihoe beihp SUI
oeu, rocompeDso. As turkeys were MAJ, se"vru
The aolders chicEe largely prei.uinn's ~ wa
ION and ina ,ugo stacks the dealers rtHus hhu '''
tiers Of boxes crowdng the walks III front oi tpe e9
mission hcnses tel plainly Of extensive raids upon ''
! farm poultry. a., 49,. .ho,,s 70
coive suob doyoton aud b. selected as tn bird OF n!
others for Thanksgiving and er Fo!days. no, PaE
,i,uary graceful IN appearance. gross teesef' ltn
"A ..nr OF restraint ana largely addicted " the ues''ue
Ion at farm crops giving nd, guaie rctu ~ 10 egg
while living and when dead, iacSlhg III Tue denc'''
uices al plump chicken evon' w.'h ltrgs y, ~
oi bone 10 the carcass. We have oi'ch Wohec 20 =.
eley lied position the turkey held Sinong Ainei
almost dispnting the claims OF the eagle 10 h'iu u
place ~ national bird. However. we WIZ n1' quIfe
owe. tie turkey but remind those who are keepine
stock foT Christmas ~ make ibem td theh SEM inep
herr in me bcst possible condition and tho increased
prices z NJ amply compensate
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iAdgcr-eInent
DoaA DapLIrc, the Daughter Of the Regi
meut, viii b. ready L: all tho bookstores today.
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A CARD.


~. SO hToLa =. - q,
Lroo.. avire TO- tue g-ee'rf ycnienee OF hln'"
ami cusonrr. removed -om hls Oh o. "a u'.'I, ~
congratulated biz business Al bls new ia 20" '-' =. 81
~ orc !. now prerarsd ~ ofc .nI tie IN IN OF ~
,rons III. mos. h>suiif ss.ortmcnt 81 bt"f' ShoSs,
;Arxis aud SIiPPyEs toh .Hl1d d tai' W - oeA
-. ro-pr,.s ,,.r, vi '.s 81 stye FOR p, rt "ehs
W.c' Ioy. snd CLiir TIE m IL so iH'H csi .h'
..nine 70 SIS MrnalMay. orflie ihr N,ioRIe an otr
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JEFYHRs, No. 513 Broadway, is now prepared
IN seIl his fsdieS fnd CLihrcns SnoEs and Cent?
PG.n aud Fancy sLrPg.s al prices 10 snit tie Zines
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HALR's HONEY OF FOREGROUND AHD TAR,
For the Cure Of
coucaa CoLpa IspIrssIA, HoAnKsE.S DrrcuuT
BuxAruIsa. AND ALL AFFECTIONS o. rnn THROAT
BRONCHIAL TuREs. AND LusaA

LYApISG TO CONSUMPTION.
T. inbe remedy composed ofils Honey Of the plant
Horebound IN chemical union with Tar Ban extracted ren
The LiYn PRINCIPLE OF the forest tree A6ie' Rsi'd~ea OF
Balm Of Gilsad.
The Honey Of Horehouud sooe aud 'nneu al irrits''n
and infamaions and the Tarsm oleanss and h<as The
throat and passages leading to the ungs Fise additions
ingredient. keep the organs cool moist and In heah" 10
ion lie, prejudice hinder you from tns this 'overes'
remedy Of an iu.ou. physician and chemist who hin'e
thoroughly tested for years In his extensive private practice
II |, sa. sure aud pleasant the TsrBs beng entirely frs
from tho oGcu.v, qualities OF common tar.
Pnicn 50 Crs PER BoTrIs.
For sale by eli Drug ~
CE1nLxs Do-sxa, Genera Ason
no VI Cedsr-st., New y ORR
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1loliiiraI Notices.
Primaries.
HEAperanr rs on TBE UNION oEsyEis ConnIrr}
No. ga bxvApwAy ksvYoEk rov II, IDA


HEAporlHrf RS on TIM UNION & EHgkbs CohnIrruk}
Ma. 90 bxoApwAy, ksw ok. rov ~ IDA
TO TIIE Loyal UNION ELECIOAs OF TIE Nrrf
or NEW YORK The President e. coiest IL over lido
national crisis Is past Liberty ind Union have ycI.oaHy
tginmpbed in the election of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
Johnson Repnblcan Institutions are vindics'd oeio. WV
world ard tho Freedom everywhere rejoice an" arc
strengthened. The Fnur Stae Is redeemed But 'Yfa "
yet be done Ia this City. ~ tire charter hec'e9, 70 "
hed Oh 9Th d-y OF December next Aldermen Coinci-
and school Officers be elected Let the bs-' men
b. nominated welknovp mem n-i OF ouRin.ssi n' =.
character who viii MAJ wise proyisoni or al
public expepse bot who VII let 10 dollar o. the PEOPLE
BE- stolen wasted and e all good citz.s nnio 10
elect such n,ei dsrsgsrdus obsolete p.ty ti~ eid po
aintie- and OILY the public good TVtnis ehu
and 10 aid in accom- phi shing tbs object, q, ,,
IT fs HgREBY OnDIsED TDat tho severa Assembly III
rct Un Ut theiE respective Headqnaites
ON the evening o: FRIDAY. November - instant NJ -
o'clock mol 10 ter sI orer util oeccs) and elect by
ballot dele gates cquai IL LsrScI IT, the nninbs' OF
iis,rs In the respective -eub Distrcs 20 nonihs'r
can!,ds.es for the ney' Chatter election.
The Deeg .os thu. elected 20 meet u
CHARTER CONNENrIoN, -. .
be held on de evenin1 Of MONDAY November ~ tS ~
y o'clock, tnoE eadln'r.eTs no. o+ bIoas"sy' 10 ho'"
mate
Frsf 4 School Coninssloncr foy esch School Distrct
Seoynd A school ! rlstee 70. each " ard
Thrd Caunr Tor esc'' ttrIrf mario biftric''
Fosfh An Aia-rna or tl- ls' 81 fh. 9Th TN sh ilth
i3tb iSih and 18th nc DisIi- respectively
The several csndss T. be uomaed oy tue deIss""
(,cn the localities Co. which thc uon.r aous made
Aar orrsnz. ire Charter Convention s5s roso'sc nei
into the Local Nominating Conventions By which ne nohhnA
ton. are 10 b. iaade aud rt.i back fog confirmation
| by order Of the mon oeus rsl Comnitre O.,
- g,.lEON DRAPER, President
| SAMUEL J. 0LA~rr. Secretaries.
HARVEY n. " ooDs.
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DIAMOND PARLOR-MA'

DIAMOND TAKLOR- MA TCHES. =
These Matches ere the bssI ~ TBs WORLD, sunu ras
WITHOUT suLYHpB no pUAGHrxABLs exuLL, and = lnsary
aud coufor, to smokers and peopL with wesA unsA For
Wholesale and retail by
THs Lopf MANUFACTURING Co,
Ne. e Courtisndt-st, kev.Yofk
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As,es.of-srE nisidrs. n.
Ecorom,f Nentness and lIify.

Ecorom,f Nentness and Vtlify.
HrGrMAN L co.'s tJ.ctNraATEt sg.SzrsE ~
paint spots grease etc., lrnty and ersas ovss,
sAs ribbons, ETC.. eeoi TO nev AID without injury 70 The
color abiiconly 2. esnts n tei,'e. tEG CO.
Cheus. and Druggists. Ess III, 80. 81 ard 10 oliwey.
and corner seyen,esa.hs ard foIh New ier sod
By Dru,s is'A
Chapped Hands. Fucc, Lto<, sn.ihmfp. Eic.-i
CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE ttE2.--HfGEMAN
CO.'S CAMPuOR ICE WITH CLYc,RINE. K used accord
me to no directions will Keen the BANDS sof n tie c,jcse
Sssth,r Price 2: oea Sent ~ al receipt Of DO c~nsA
.MECEM.Ns CO.. Chemists and Drnsssts, Hos J 80
81 and Broadway and sesens en.sI AID Fourth
ave. sod by drusrisis.
Cabinet Earniturr-in consequence ~ tbe ~ 10 gcd
sr.Sty reduced prices, S,nsis''na
ofra-of library nj, reception aid DO ioc ses
ed and Ia he ar. fashionable styles,
An GOOD, warranted WELL 5 8EtlSsDDLF.
betwe.r T. .rI aud Sorfoss's. 10 aud T., R.,gEopsG
In- lst broad and Ger lndt -. sn.Ss pas. ~lhL tive
blocks q. Gle
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visor Tor the Weak
BfOkRLNE:
LIrk REJUNENATOR

Tie user Of th ptw-l !nvsorant nay b, summed pp "a
few word, Mi-ye, v.,s ab,olris certainty a, dissbh
PEI, debility % every type. restores tie
hsUssd ala.l powers ser long continued sickness pr
.ni arrests premature decay sv:sizins strength
ne~ne ceds to sbs ad may be relied uPos by IN
al ter physical dintrs harmless and resfora,iv.
aniio.e the Consequences Of early niTeon NJ bot
sexes be relied upon specific for paralysis psr,i
euiie has Equal s;omschc IN ~ dyspes
cty the physical strength but tho constitution itself
and n In AZ pec tA- best tonic dr2uaiyr and
cordial in existence. sold by pFMAs BARNES CO., No.
q rsrsrsw; II. 7. HELMaOLD, No 3as Broadway.
One Dollar Per BoUc. es al, Bottle. fos 81 Sold by Drug
fs,s generally
scnt by express anywhere. by aiareSnS
HUICHlNGe 4 HLLYHR, rro,re,os
No. 81 Ctin ~, New YORK
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GnrAr REprcrIoS u RoOra AND SHOES.

GKEAT hEDI TIVN ~ I'"VI" = -. -
~, ,.,.n,.r. sud he Public te be la ted1rel ~
~. re- 20 20 Ter cent Tue fact o. h' hatns been
nv, ycsrs 81 Ia, present rlAce % tt'l,' "
.sri nee thst The article. he Dsnusefnr~- hs
lror qusy. III. Customer To b'ins ne Hisss.
IN tie ci,v s could f.isT n.c.sary 10 tue inte
hs rusomep tor many years 'onstati. q" h.na, ~
llo boots from a. T. Sls Eei. sinpr ,oe no''
! a mem. slo-s z ~ ~ - 20 go - boy' s..n'.'
N,r. snd Cbidfs1s wo'A & ,ruil.y 10" pneeN me
ec utb will be- 20 ic., l4cs. tod The customer
81 ,n,,;v 81 .seh a 10 odcd and icfrey OF bss'c
,oA. "a med OF as b -ing Of hi. p na.uissiut-.
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Medical HydrOkon.s.
Tacker's Patent Spring Deds

Tacker's Patent Spring Deds
AND
lDING WOOD o Il
Are sniver sally acknowledged n b. the
STANDARD ARTICLES ~ THE MARKET
Isarrxs yoa "TroxEEs Patent"
For by the Furniture Dealers gneriy throughout The
United s,s,eA ~ WHOLESALE by
HIRAM TUCKER,
Noe III and 10 Corrt,..
bosom, HasA
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Fall and Winter.
! am prepared TO Offer OF ;bs largest stocis -
FALL and WINTER CLOIlllNG ever offered in
this city out and nri. IN the aud tess
nsr and q, prices a, low Isy possibly be- made.
FURNISHING aid Chdrsns Dcrsrtnie,t not eSaa,sd
r. Z. BALDNI9.
Nc. ~ and Z, Eovsry.
Tie largest store in The city
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Bnsiness Notices.

TIE LADIES SHOULD KNOW ALL ABOUT BUR
yarT,s KALIHToa for the complexion
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.MAJsRfgp.

CLAnKSOS -WADSWORTii-ln Christ Cbrrch y, Brooklyn
or ILe.jty ns. Nov -. by Tie Rev D. a. CAME ]
j. uaorge T.. tsfs'ou ~ Rochester. =. ara tnms J.
" .lsvoh second daughter Of Desus wsassorth, GEO.
,l.s
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couinttee OF whom Messrs. SsOirs Brothers ere
Sreasures aesie 70 soknowledge the following snb-
pfsendng one thousand barlels OF apcs 70 the Army
On THANKSGIVING.
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1ufria! Notifies.

The Corner Stone Of the Lee Avenue B.ptI,
Churrh, On Lee ave.. uesr Nilson.st, Brootiyn T. 49, vi
ts laid TfilS AFTERNOON at o'clock Eminent spsske
viii adirsM the psopi~ tho. occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
Prof. John W. n. HO was
ANNUAL COURSE or RkADINGs,

fues1ay Nov. ,9-THk ChiCkET ON TIE HEARTH.
Tuesday Dec. e.Scec,ious from the Pocts and Dickens
Tuesday. Dec. i3.-sh'sespsars' Comedy, "Ths Twelfth
Nigtt"
fcks.s riay Cen,s, Course Tickets Onr Dosr-4t Rash
toms d. Appleton Cos Mr Hovss, Nc. Cotsss Plscc,
ed u I've asw To somasass ~ O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

First Asscrpbiy Di.trici Union Association - \ .
ec;on for DtLtGAIts - prnun,e o. tn" -! S,'d ~
IN. Union ca.ral Coinrnts, Wi ID ,.Ieon Drspti esd
!, Pr..id.rt yyu be held on FRIDAY evening neI 2"h
instant hetst.a Lou Of y and p at their Rooms
w. - VI BENJAMIN r WEYMOUTH. Presilrni
CulnIla Y i. LrrptH. Secrr,ary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

Second Assembly District Union As.ocinfion'-
An Election for Del, aie t. tlc various Conventions nIe'
III, call Issued tho mon General COrinitire Of NO -,
grosdvsy VII be- he'd On FRIDAY fRENiSO next, %,'h
inst, :. her Headru.riers No. 32 Pears. Polls open al
= 80" WV GEORGE WILLIAMS. Prc,iGsal
Aucrsrrs p GEIEyP, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

Eishtc~nih Ward, F0urteeuth t0scrrbiy District
nion As.ocinii.n VII meet b.. Ger - a.. General
Committee Il the D.uss psr"n' p, = FtiDAf EFbr
no. g5ih int cct, 10 e.st Jric@iSs 10 IA. VAR
Gus souf..-,iIs Convection. 49, ...... - .
G. ERAlNERD, rfs.idsnt
}oaS o. 6, JCrs'os' s,,rt,ae.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-15
The Monroe Doctrine,

The following extract from President Mon
roe's annual message of December I'd, 1898,
contains the assertion Of that policy in refer
enee to the extension in America of the mon
archical system Of government, since known
Is 1.-THE Monroe Doctrine D.
EXTRACT FROM PRESIDENT HoNRoa's BNNUAL
* MESSAGE, DEC. 2, 1898. fs.'l
"The political ~ stem of the allied Powers
is essentially different in this respect from
that Of America. This difference proceeds
from that which exists in tn ir respective
Governments. And to the Difference of our
own, which has been achieved by the loss OF
80 much blood and treasure, AMI insured by
the wisdom # our most enlightened citizens
and under which we have enjoyed unexampled
felicity, this whole nation is devoted. We
QUE 1t, therefore, to cand0r and to tho ami
cable relations erisfing bstsossn tho United
States and those potoers, to declare that sus
should consiaer any attempt on their part TO
EXTEND THEIR SYSTEM ToANY PORTION OF Is
HEMISPHERE, az dangerous to o.r peace and
safety. With the existing colonies or depen.
denotes Of any European, Power, we have not
interfered. and shall not interfere. But with
the Governments who have declared their
independence and maintained it, and whose
independence we have, on great considera.
tons, and OF just principles, acknowledged,
We couldnot view any interposition for the pur.
pose of expressing them, or controlling in
any manner their destiny, by any European
Power, in any other light than as the mani.
festation of an unfriendly disposition towards
the United States.'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-15
Pork Pack, ag In the wat.

ObA 9eSAao0 ~ 49, w.
From the Cincinnati Prizes Current We
CLEAN the following interesting facts, relative
to this important branch Of western trade
Cincinnati is no longer the American Pork
opolis, having during the past season packed
$40, 62s. while Chicago packed 904.65s
Nuscatine stands number seven among the
pork markets of the West. 1872 less hoga
were packed in Keokuk during the past sea
son than during the season Of 1858. Du
buque packed in 1903. 1925, ard dur
ing the past season $1,000, gain Of 2,6l6
Burlington shows . fol ing off of 10000
while Muscatine packs the same number
70, 900. .-- ~
Muscatine ranks second as pork market
in Iowa. The total number of hogs packet
in Iowa in 1864 was s1S,S3l, against
404, S61 in 1868. The total number
packed in the West In 1861 was 1921,
lo6, against 4, Oss. 5s2 for 1923, being ,
decrease Of 793.s77.
Kentucky furnished the lightest hogs, In
diana next.
Muscatine has reason to be proud of hel
position, and there is no good reason why w
should not be the Porkopolis Of Iowa. Civ
us the railroad connections We suggested tn
other day, and we will be.
We forgot to mention the fact that oul
snterprising and ::go-aheod sister Daven
port packed last winter 6,1o0. Our people
should see to it, that Davenport does not out
rival US. 6,10O hogs packed in the hub o
the universe!