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pr,u,yo~,, IN en-, su, r,s,,u. A.. Many a,
AZ AtnNt0S1 IN IN" tith Vc1r "t b,r 6rc 100 ~ w.
be f1ienl5 and rclsiye OF dc ,auiy nre resDcetuIly
Inttpd To- attend nor funeral from tbe he idence
Of her son-ln law, A. Il. Garrett, NO 1886 Wye
street, ON saturday ailnrnoon, the lNh gta ~ az
0'locN, without lurth'r houce' 10 proceed 20 Ouu
ftluM Ne'"e'eI5 ,-.. ,,,.,.,.,,y, d, ,,,,,,, =, ~,
blliD-Oh theHth lhSiA ht hHhi.'OA a r. hlhp, IN 'he
bzd year or nor age:
The re-! I'VE, and lrend, ul ue laH.y are inEtea 70
attend @ 'lnera rom Iit Iit o. ~ NJ i1LrS VIZ M IN,
la.uhDN ltTtct' Wcst fHi'l''PhH "h 7NINl"al 'he
Isth D. .tAl.' 81 : g .'eS. . , noe, ,e,.
tAl I'm the l0Ih uaf "l 'uhti l9ol ~ -
FbhJI 'husE1 IN ms 81 "a year. III lht hu'tltal ht
Ng4hVI 4 ., .euu .
Tie relatives ant rcHd OF tlC llnliE ave l,spaguuy
invited 10 aicld the mineral on ~, lht' rtsiIrRnfg,
lOlWcsh'ug tWeny-ulld Wardi on TnNutl, the lJth
nsgnt, ol 10 go a' & o..g,,. ] @ "4 w i,it ~ 's'
IWthll l-Hrhlh AtblW'h' u'' l''P'H 'N '''''" =" "'
tend tAe iuntr,L
YIELD a, ~ Ihurs'17. the lDM 'n;4nt C'IHA.
FINE WHITE tl-lD, widow oi tl' lile 1N'NNa I''N,
. sq. ,,.-,...,... . ,f...,.,. ID, ..r. i,..,,,.
r ungFhi nu iAAe p,'l3 3 ,.l i. \ irt. W. ~,
80" ~ 49," ~. "a ,r ',,, ' 80 '
,., --... ......, .l,... srr.,g.s asa .
Ibl IA In ..l' 1lN l.l ll i1l " ''.' .-.'''' -'.
MARY =. FOLEY. afod ~ years. s-.r,..-. t-..,.., -.
The relatives ana Hlehds o. tug la'n 5T w., e' @ Il
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TERRIBLE SUFFEBING.-Fiye thousand
Union prisoners, who have suffered every de-
gree Of starvation and every indignity, at
Savannah being robbed of everything, are
expected at Annapolis tomorrow. The Agent
of the Christian Commission there telegraphs
for large supplies OF shirts Told shirts pre-
ieIred), drawers, slippers, dressing gowns,
oranges, lemons, apples, sc, Let every loyal
household promptly send to No. II Bank
street, bundle or box OF these necessarias,
or money to buy them. Any sent to-day or
tomorrow will be In time.
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THIS distinguished officer has been appointed
to the commsud OF the 10th Army COrDs, ard in
Gepetal Orders No. As, dated headquarters, ,NickS-
burg, October ~, announces the following per-
sCnsl aud Corp, Staff
G. II. Dana, A. ID. C.
H. l.. Sproat a. ID. C..
Ijeu'en,nt-C Colonel T. II. Harris, a. A. G..
Lieutenant c. IL. Town end, A. A. A. G..
Major Charles Manu-, Assistant Chief Of Artil-
lerv.
Captain G. A. William, Comnissary of Mus
| ttrs.
A. B. Campbell, Medical Director.
! Mpjcr j. o. Pierce, A. A. G. and Judge Ad-
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A sLANnEn ON nI'n rOa1or.

Dir. FEEDERICK G. BWuUrLI, who mis-
represents the TwCuty-second Ward in Select
Council, distinguished himself yesterday by
slundef upon our excellent police force, which
ia as false in fact as it is malicious IN couccp-
ton. His Language is reported 10 the morn
ing papers as follows:--
" Tue bill ynerius d reward of five huaiIed
. ,,',, ',, W, % ] So U ,''' , ~,
Irocc rou. va, called up.
Mr.. bp'Gn1lY saio nat !, vas TO- late to
o,bc ir9nrsr wa, h ia tSgt a raIiccrln did the
'murocr Ih.s 20 icemen had ra,ed up tno
&c lsr ,lcn of tge c,rg g"i fix II el.,gher,.
O. Nj GISN po said D, cuuldnt ,t ia his place
ano sen 70 20 l.a. IVY e. ~ oT5y w u s"'
90 Gpt urop The C5rorcr'g Jury. Who rendered a.
"a verdict chat CNNrEELL was killed oy s.IJ
r'Isqu IN Int ',,s u1
% lmr. of meu 10 tuo.c iu cnargc Of Gh,.u1t
"gr,o'. Mr. GINNono ec'cfeIy iePTo'cd Dir.
tr .T" g,',.r7.,, N, i,.tefre5 that tho po,nIc
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NJ BROWN.
NEw Yonk soplcnbcr 10, lgal.

Dr. T.. Shsdd, Electrician, &c.:
lie sr:-permlt me to express IN this informal ml1-
rer my arpi ecaau OF your hieh professional ability,
cSemllned your attention - personally, w1" con
reocd with Dr. Chamberlain, OF this city now with De-
ir0gp, at 1920 walnut street, philadelphia. Ny dis
case Of long standing, Rud dhcut TO detect as
CiRcut and YOU that hsviu- becu under
the treatment era physical before came TO yOu
mono RbIc, abl0 they failed & rc,tmN wih even
dssrCe Of success II tnCu for 70 ., BY
youT skill to deect my dCultcs, aud 10y careful
and faithful treatment ofmc, place tne road to
pCTtcCt LCRifh
Accept dca" sir yarmes thanks for attentions,
and my hlgh estimate of Iour skin in the ap pcaun of
Electricity as "a method Of cure.
Youts, respectfully, CYRUS COMMISGS.
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The account, but the truth Is the same. Men
who were u few years ago poor, and among
the toughest in our population, have suddenly
acquired immense wealth, without any CORES
ponding increase Of good-brccdine. Hcrc
then, have we the purest essence Of "1uu-
kyism"
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CONSUMPTION CURED.


~
PHIL LApELptuN, Hict mOul, 80. -.
This Is 20 certify that about thre" years taken
with disease which the phy ysciau cal cd Cnnbuup i0n
hsu cough houfseuass, spit blood, and became worry
muth relaxed Was under the care Of sc phyNni ans,
aud have taken greet deal Of medicine without rcof In
IN condition call, Dr. Br ,l22O Walgut street
Afer eleCrica examination was pr0nOunced curabo;
and uudar the skiu trra Dr. Backwh aper lt0r
and plysiciau In Dr. Browns Establishment. Am nearly
recl Cd OF uSoasr, aud expect, after few mOfe treat
uCns be entirely restored 20 hclltA. recommend all
- sALtMUE MAY.
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EEIcE CnMNLnN nOI[NCH.

CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL.
PHILADELPHIA, October 81, 1854.
In accordance with resolution adopted by tie COmnoe
Council Of lc City Of Philadelphia IhursdAY, the I'm
day Of Uct tOhcr, 1874. the anucy ed liL, entitled
"AN ORDINANCE
TO TAEE POSSESSION OF TIE huKThEBN hlbEh,
TIES GaS NoRiS, AND TO CREATE A LOAN
1HEREFOR,"
- ' WM SMALL,
Clerk Of Common Council
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The journals Of Morayls state tia. the Gov
errueut Of that province has DECIDED that widows
who pay taxes have right 10 vote in municipal
elections.
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

NEs4 fuiLAhhil'hlAi Autslh. "a l0ll.
DR.. W -. BTovni-
HAD been aiictcd wi'h rheumatism since APRIL last
very rCy, Il extending over the cn'.re body, cAuan
the most uciuing suffering. for several mpHths was
uud dcal care hut grew no he Ter, ant nay
gave you cat and placed nyso unde he ot Mrs
a. Fnltun tuma operator OF Your establishment In
two weeks was relieved uf an pain, ana per-
fCCy wen gladly recommend AL ladies suffering TO her
Lind care.
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IUNkKIIN VOTNIl, Ia, NUHus. TO, lSIj
In the spring OF 1852 tAkcr with q constant pain
aud urcnsiuess IN my stouScG. whish gradually in
CTCaeed UItil November At this time an eminent MlD-
patti thy stefan calle& In, who pronounced thc dis
case by spcpsia. Medicine prescribed, out tl1d 90
cure ne 'lsctse sem to FhNHirp pha ard .rnctred "
boa OF celebrated yspcpaia medicine, adycr ied the
puycrs. Aucr using that ! experienced no rnCf. The
dspusC continued growing OrsC, until MarN 1853 WHOM
hearing the wondvcul performed By means Oi
EitCircy, concluded toha,o II epp ict. and cI tn A.
nCcr ahnu twelve treatments, spped by Dr. BONn,
entirely cured, and continue sJ to this day.
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Eye, Ear, Tbrnnt Diseases. C0turrh.
Asthma, and ell Nervous Affections troatod with the
surcs by nr. yos Moscdzt,hNU, w,h fii ncwy
constructed apparatus. Illustrated prospectus OF the
tauc containing some aluubc Testimonials ny be had
glatis on application at hs oncc, 80 1927 walnut 'srco
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

gwen, well, Ira becoming BsVi, md
cant Lep IT, frequently by those whose hair
Is leaving them. Now us Is ALA mistake. Jayncs liar
Tonic faithfully applied, will preserve the hair from
falling or remove all dirt and dandruG prevent prcma-
turc ayncss, erupye diseases Of the soap and by
its continued use rocloho head with and bcati
nIhalr Prepared only by Dr.D. JAIaG & Sos, No.2i
ClcsDut stIelt
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Bargnina la Clothing.

Wines ana liquors for a1edloinHI Pur.
poses
The purest old
Port,
Madeira wiucs,
Also, fine Old BTahdics,
ior medicinal purposes,
Constantly on hand,Ly
DAVIS \ RTCUiEDs,
Arch aud Iouth streets.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE
4 City and County of Phhade phia;, ,,,,
Is aio OF MlC Il q y Ky, ], ~ ssid ieseIent
b1s 6ied In said Court her peuuon ana an apprahelea
nj state which she elects 70 reia under me
of tpriI4 ls5l ana is supplements, and Aat te .Juf1
~ M Slpsetsi MSlIpeptiens 6e 6ied thereto. S11A
'ess eA0op''Ois '' A''N HENRY A. PFEIFFER,
al, 0.p,yv4,s Attorney tor sarah Grouse. .
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GEORGE w. SlmONS q BROThaF
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
GbKPfFI m fpOV VI. JOHN J.. WILSON.

Veud Cy. June q, 1861, No. l2s,
Ile Auditor aWiutgd tD ICp0Fr dis'r1nilon h tLe ht
Produced Isl ife Sltrs sale under The above WIZ or "l
f,t rfra1 l5t or piece Of ground 'vh the three story
biet ugfsurpo thereon erected, situate on 'he n, a.,
uer ofFourth and Wharton s-rssA w ihe ely C
eStending Ia lfnsh or deph uofihWafd a.olk tgAaGl
ptrat and between parallel lines at right onAes 20
ton street ss ftt inches 20 Qn alley feet hcles Nlue
leading eastward ;lom sad Fourth street, WlL a''5n ~
tbe dulles OF his appointment on MOSpAh' l9e IihEIt
November az l., Al at his olce, NO. w :, ~ n
BIoei, rhaJelpulE, when ana where eh ~ ,
osted must orc sent ur elaine or they VIII pe eeDa4eI
N9n i7 SY6ns iot " "a '"' ''H" y. H. THORp Auditor.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

-NnlaR.--At Trinity Church, East New yosk,
Z, l., ON Wednesday september IL by the Rev Charles
Cisavand, MosAsD CoSxS, of this city, 10 JrllA A.,
daughter Of Horace A. Miller, fsQ.
Coik-AoAss-on Tuesday, September 13, at tire res'.
esncc OF Augustus 1ssar, BY the Rev 1T Sl HKSxr 3.
eoip 10 HKrRirnA Il. ADAMS, eli of this city.
cosovu--Dysoun.--ln Jersey City, On Wednesday,
September ~, by The Rev. hr. Hesmes, Mr.. JoHs a.
CusovsR to Mis- NosIn u. DvreuR No cards. - :.
UvxRrev-USeEP --Ou Tuesday, september IL, ~
Christ church. BY the Rev. Dr. Muhlsnbsrg, CssRLs %
OyBeros 70 CARolNn A., ouly daughter Of The ss
nand G. Unger, ESq., oil Of THE eity. s,...
FLASr-LANssRr RrcIIxiyn, on tuesday, sep'em
bes l3, by the Rev. = L Cuylsr L. f1M 49, ~ -
~, daughter Of the Hol- Edward a. LAMBERT :" y
Btooklyn a. =. a..
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l Wakefield Nash A c. and Gordon srucs Co, report
Beef very dull and 2s 6d lower. Fork easier AID d1i
| Bacon frmor and Sd. higher. Lard active, and In
higher ou the week. Ssios at kas = ahs sd bus'sr
rslow active. opening n an advance si DID,, aad
n. ing with do~nward tendeucy.
c0< LlvsRr OK PRoDGCs rA1SsT
okers' Circular reports-Sugsr dull. Coffee hrm-
,bsh Ashes steady al 22s 50 for pots and 33s cd
Rice IA, Lnseed quiet aud steady Iinseed cake
Tor pear,s ell Ia Cd. sperm oil noInusL Lnsesd
ateegv AZ TT Il S7s. "a 35s. RosD Inactive Spirits
oil d. rrner stss 7ssr at o1s hou't, EnRsn Brandon
sroen,ine --snIsn viy eac besor demand refined,
report petroleum, ssa
"a. Id. ~ Sd EST MAAkfVs
TIM "a, Lospps, Sept 3-P. u.
'ssassI.
consois FOR money cossd u'eovu1s ERE shares, 10
Illinois Csotra shares 10 ~ - go ! .
s42 ~, sept - u,
rU,x, including so 10
C,r7c, ssss sod,x 400 hsiss : dull and pT,ess
spectators and exporters The nar:se,
weak
HaEAnsTrFys quiet and steady
PROVISIONS dnn. but steady ana urchsng5s
SrRrrs IuarENTsE hrmer.
LSsSED CAKES tend UPWARD sales rt Eli i0s. !,
BArRZ, SOps 2, 'ss>
rorros--Salcs Of the week 800 bales the mark.
closed inactive, irrcgnSr nut generally weak Now or
ieans tres ordnare, $40 frsncs; do. 5as 3oj iercs
Stock "a port, o. 600 bales
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CITY Ininlllranrr.

ACCIDENTALLY 2Hcr-FArAL RrSUrl.--YeslsTdny morn
ing named John c. Ross entered the se 0ouac OF
John Asien 400 Sixth avenue, TO got drink AMI Wie
there exhibited apsle bsrrssd pistol Jar-es shaw
In answer to q.estun from Shaw whether not The
pistoi loaded Ross replied IN tue negative. Directly
afterwards shaw having the plstol IN his haude uuisd
h tho direction OF the counter behind whch Mr. Asten
standing and snapped It. TO the horror aud as,cnb
meDt OF Snsw the weapon exploded Mr. Aston receiving
bullet IN his let breast. doctor immediately
called, ana examining tho wound thought Il not dan.
gerons bnt al later hour II the CCro
ner's onee tina, Mi AsteD had ocd Both shaw aod
Ross we're detained by tie Twenty rnh precinct police
await the fesul. OF inQuisitlcR be Coroner
Cnilin
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The rcace Democracy.

private meeting Q. the resce democrats OF tbs city
ocuosed 10 the eecton ot General Mcclellan held
The 81, Nicholas Hotel % TUESDAY afternoon, for the pur
po,e ef ssgng steps TO place IN nomination. man more
% corsonntc G. with Than the nominee OF ,be
Cb cago Convention. Mr. jche Hullay editor cf the Ne
,ro,el,ca eceyd actce chairman aud several promi
ncut pssce nlen-anone tue Dumher Mr. ben Wood ard
Mr ,bauncey hurrtook 10 the procecdiree Several
epeecnes made Dy the Abne Nchasters
and Others alter which Mr L. Sut presented series
of resolutions calling upon the 'Jeaersonlan democracy
10 NEE. o. CincnEa ~ thu % the rresoat mOHth
Tor tho purpse of selecting icace candidate for Pres
dent Among the names mentioned IN consecton were
Charles Cenor Of this cy Mr. Long, OF uhic, and Mr..
voorhees,, Of indiana.
Before the meeting adjourned arrangements were MADE
for another meeting when IL Ia expected that seve si
leaders OF the peace party o. The West. ncsding .
valandigha, viii he present 10 nsp carrying Qua lhs
pvoaYamme above statsd.
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Rev 3 h Western, Yr. rso... K.rSols q Miss cnus
RlyS c. BAnIy both Of Bash, Eng ana.
RsnAns-ClAKx -Oa Tuesday, september Is, By th4
Rev y. e. r. Cook, Rector Of 81 john The Evan geisA
church. Mr.. JOSH RonAiss. Of Nswark, N. - 70 Ras4
= CLAM. of this city.
Newark papers please cory.
eoorT-Ds skyoIsa. tuesday, September is a sss
rasldeuce Of the brides mother, ~ me Rar II
Aesker, ABsAHAn v. = SCOTT 10 Cossula, daughter a
the lale George De Bevoso, both Of kewtowp
YAsDERgEoK- --On Wednesday, september 10,
at the Washington URion square Nsthodisi kpiseopA
church. Fourth street By tho Rev DR.. Hidseway HTssr
vAsDksAsos E3sA SrURGss daughter Of Nelson ssF
2ss, EsQ.
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ttffAih. sept -. iNp+
Tfe upoo celebration this evening called toeeher
the largest number OF reope bore for some years
any time The PROCESSION compftcd 81 the dele.
20 e. from the various waris o. the cAy ard from the
towns aud cites here, very large, and parsdeG
tnronen tbe rrcal streets IL the mus uf ulrds
the ctserr ~ te crowd End amc toe Tng o. cannon.
rockets Woman esndlef, &c. runbcr ~ build mas were
illuminated aud decgod with fags fier TIE ltOteft'or
meetings were held ~ - James Hall. tne oIefh hoaec
and tle American Halt whcb we're Al crnwdec - haif
.xter.rore na.ofrgy had ne organ "a tie steest
4 number 81 distinguished speakers atd7ess6o 'stfe
me.iD aHonr whom ioionei Hamilton, %, .xas
feopt a. I6IIesFte and othcrs. III cay EGe been
quite storm, and the wtstn5r has sneunsl irtsrisr d
Va IN Ire arrangements
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English Views sf tho Peace and
ArMisiics Qusssisns.
The Empire Of Mexico Recognized
by tbs King Of Italy.
Speech OF Macmillan 8 EnvoY and Reply
of Victor Emanuel
II H IL Nj n R * E II ~ !.
Req ks.. Ass

Tns National Steam Navigation Con,pcny's steen,or
Pennsyvania which LEFT Lyerrcs at four O'Clock the
afternoon o. the 3oa aud Queenstown the SIS, Of
August, srrived at this port yesterday morning.
The iunau steamship City OF Manchester, Captain Hal
crow which LEFT Liverpool at eleven o'clock the
ing OF tho 3Et uG,mo aud QuecnsoSr the ss instant
arrived at this port lsst night.
The steamenp Arabia, Captain Stons from liverpool
ten A. NJ Of the "a INST and Queenstown 4tp arrived
Ut Halifax at half pact eleven last evening. She hiss
seventy sevon passengers Tor Halifax aud seventy eight
FOR Boston.
The news bv tho tresia is four days lat1r than
ports Of the America
The Arabia oxper.nccf up 10 tho 11th heavy aa,es
from tho northwest 10 southwest with heavy Sace
the weather moeerate with occasional log
The Stanpa OF Turin, fornally cootradics ;he
circulated by orrnas respecting The probability of
the approaching EN- ssion OF a new leahan lonn,
Aprensinary trial the Scorpion Que OF the notorious
Mersey rams had taken place Liverpool She avora2ee
~ 81 per hour, and answered helm readily.
The result considered highsy satisfactory.
The steamship Saxonc, from New York, arrived at
Soutbanpton August 81.
The sidon from New Yosh, arrived at Liverpool the
forenoon of tire LIST.
The steamship Washington fro,a New York. arrived at
Havre tho 3l ST OF August
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Tns Msssachusetu Rspn biieen state
Convention

wcscrstts, Seut. ~, l6tl
The Hepubi a. state ccryuiicn assemblies mere 70.
marrow psnv o. the dc'egscs a'e bsse totigh', and
there he. been srsrd liDccN aud Johrson ratification
ucstinf III evening at Mechso.ef Bah Speeches we're
mad. ~ Ron Whiting GrswoG, j. 2. A. Grlnr tsq.,
IIor r. Ira aud Colonel Guruey. o. The NLtb hssss'
Cnnses,s spd olhsr
oo,,ytor t.drtw wf be rrincusly ttrem rAt'c 70.
va,rex - e,elcu Hon a. u. EGictk tpd Hen
Edward ht.r,u prom teaiIy nsniea
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Ths Maine Eisctisr.

AreusrA, Me-, SEPT ~, 1904.
c..prns from one hundred ,snd hfty-s,n towns give
~s.-w Governor, maierisy Of llols. n the Union
CcSyShe remainder Of the stats equal In prcportce,
NAtcriy viii reach 10000.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
The Mexican Empirc.

RECEPTION OF MAXIAILIAN'S T. KNvoY BY TIE KING OF
iTALY--SPaEcuEa or tuE MEXICAN MIN 3rEa AND
THE KING THE LATIN RACE TRyfvAL, ETC.
A Iur,n telegram Of tho Goth August says
The Envoy 10 the Italian Court by the Emperor
Macmillan, was received nv the King TO dsv.
lie expressed a hope that he right strengthen M
,nierarndng er,sl,tg bst0ea peopies W III srb.s
rae whose government based the national viii,
the bssis every iree couniry
The King repy expressed his satisfaction at receiy-
inc the Minister tho monarch, whom nc had long
estimated. Ills Majesty further said confident
that the Emperor Aaximhlan would The happi.
ness OF sub ecs by following liberal PRINCIPLES, and
had doubt that Italian subjects would tnd security and
protection under the rcicu The kiog concluded by
u,tcrng the best wishes in favor OF sovereign whose
personal qualities stood high as MS great ssion.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
The Connecticut Democrats state Cor
ven'ton.

HANfForr, SoPf. II, It'd
IN. r,mecr,t,e sat, ccnveuucn to-day wss 'uy al
,epded and enthusiastic fcr Mcclellan Charles 8 Pond,
Green KcndrIcs, AYsed +. Goodrich, EasIn siesrrs,
Asncr 1Brow and Jsns u. Hsyt we're nomisa'eS ior
electors.
The mass meeting, which Was large aud enthusiastic
wsa addressed by Mathew Bale smith, willnm W.
yAien thomas II. BOND, George ". stevens, Alvin Y.
Ia Dc acd cthera
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new Yorn Coagressismai Nomination.

ALBANY, sept. IA, 1894.
Al The Unieo Congressional Convention held at Salem,
Washington county Hon. John A. Griswold OF Troy the
presen. ncumbens was nominated by accama,iou as the
candidate sor member d Cousress tcs she TntssusA
dlssrict
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Parker and Alien ma former VIII BE- presented 10 The
Couvertco by Senator shafer, Of Albany.
The Mcclellan mass meeting y largely attended TO-
night John Van Buren, unable 70 attend account
Of iiuess bat has strong letter for AcCsan The
gstharnz the largest and most enthusisstio ever held
IN Albany.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

EntcheIor's Hair Dye he Fest ~ fhs
world Harniccs reliable. instantaneous The ouy psrec
dye Sod by MI arugcists Factory 81 barclay
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

tn PAPER Manu-
Cash wA be psid for or GOOD rour-riui.r
Paper. size, 3.xsG-As ibs
hapiv .t mi, ore.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

cristnoora's Hair Dye, Prcscrv.five
ard wiz Dapa'. wholesale aud retail, No. kator House
The dy applied bv skillut artists.
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Fine eoid watch CnAius-New Pat
srrus-One Two and Three Hundred n One Thossand
Dollars each. For sale by o. 9. ALlEN, i5 Broadway
door below Cana street.
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Gourau6's Poudse Subtitle Cproots Rsfr
from foiehsads paft Of the teiI ST. wafzried
al his de pot Ab3 Broadway.
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Rcaufi;ui S0mDIf Iton. =. In rsE' $
Bsasm of Youth bquid Pear Il hss eGuai or pro
beautfrB the coiaplexiou AND kkn SOLD hv
all druggists, anu by JAMES LAIRD Sole Proprietor, sSS
Bro.iwRy
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CIT comss-rew styles. Just Received,
two three four Eve twenty dollars H. yale bv
GEORGE G. ALLEN. as Broadway, door Desw canal
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Al 2so BroadwRy--Messrs. E0r-ss- 10
WELIa. Fhrspologise. make Examinatio,s daily.
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WNc SAY. tbe HOrIT.s Nercrrars 2
Every daT thousands % pCnre purchase PffAbOS ,
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREtS I,inply because .ney pre-
fer he scent 10 tho dollar
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Cartcs de Vtsite. by Vaughn cas-
Sowery. I'd Coed proofs shown ia rsiIe et.S
Notice.-f sit all until suited.
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Address 10 sn,O Scrs.-POIsn & Scrt
manufacturers BroonIe
to COZ Eroauway. Fourth street Wholesale
sail, Pipca aud repaired.
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Ccrns, SUDtons, Nails. Enlarged Ioiuts.
al diseases ofThe ee cured sy DR.. 2ACHAElE 80. soj
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is eomT-on crpreasep, but thns armed to en-
pcll n and them ripe agc decidedly
beneficial Tnis uus 9e done Nv
the fragrant 'S8L0D0HTn Por cleansing heautfftng aud
prrsr-ns the teeth. aud purify tho brath \
has elutl. SAID b, druggists.
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Are Vow I'm Pain !-No,rntss Instant
n n0rk
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Agtsnt5on:-Conm Banners,
TsanspAreuciss. Flags, &c, call a 25 East Broefwdy.
II TYLER.
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free k,cs, Pim ple~, Tan, Eiesh Worms.
Yrieky Hra. &c.. cured by GOURAuD'S ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP, at s53 Broadway
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Fr;zrx Casned III all Eesaifzcd lot
terirs aud information given. JACOB.
BoGers csice TIC Broadway n Y.
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For the Hail and Skfn-Barry's Tri.
rspherous The best and cheapest article Sold BY Aug
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A. M. Mays II Co., 33 Maiden. Lame,
Clocks. g.onzes. Paautings Pans Gilt Goods. Jewel