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A Horse Agreement
A Horse Agreement.
HOW CONTRACTS ARE OBTAINED IN WASHINGTON
INTERESTING CASE.
sUpRrwE coUpr-srEraL TERN

INTERESTING CASE.
surRrxE couwr-srEraL TERN
Before Judge Bhlcom.
C. NJ Harris Vs. d. Tiiton, H. ~ vinia9 and r. l..
Lauv-A curious horse contract was up In the
Supreme Court yesterday, before Judge Balloon. The
case comprises some unusual features Il appears that
Mr. James D. Freeman agreed With Messrs David
Ttou and Robert y, vining in 1863 TO procure by his
influence with the Authorities Washington valuable
contract or them supply the with three
thousand horses Cor which be TO receive com.
pensation at the ratio Of dollar and twenty i've
cents for each horse so furnished. Tton and WING
procured the contract and gave two notes. each TOT
the order OF the latter. amt The other 70 thc
order Of Colonel v T. LaIy. These notes were
BE- ~ payment Of M lfssm "nv nS 9s cents ns
for each horse, and also included bonus OF 500
Messs vinny Tton assert that these notes were not
10 be transferred by Freeman bit were TO D, collected
only 10 tho extent Of the numb OF horses supplied by
them 10 the government II appears that after supply
ing eysny en Inc s "oes bas
from Mr Freeman This accorng 10 Mr. TilioD, Free.
man consented TO do on The payment 70 him OF $500 IN
full satisfaction OF all money due the contract Mr.
ltop ILereupon In the city Of Washington at the Ma
tonsl Hotel paid $500 Freeman who after receiving
the money stated that the notes were In the
poss ssion OF his wife, In this city, aud could
he got from her here. After returning from Wash
ington Mr. Tion found tho notes had been
transferred There another contract 10 procure
permit export chickens from the country, for which
freeman was 20 receive two thousand dollars. The
se,s ~ sr Mr. Charles Harris ds', who that one
OF the promssoy notes for two thousand dollars was
transferred 10 him for valuable consideration before
maturity. Tue defendants tMessrs Tlton Winning anu
1ayl answer that the note not transferred lot
valuable confederation, and stl belongs TO Mr. freeman
that two hundred and twenty. five dollars was pau ou
The note and should have been endorsed It's back
The paintns claim judgment IN their favor 70 tne
amount II the note with interest aud costs number
O witnesses were examined in the case yesterday anu
y
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Fire In Avenue A.
A HORSE BURNED TO pgArn-sAaaow ESCAPE or
= THREE FAMILIES.

A HORSE BURNED TO DYATn-sAnaow ESCAPE or
n THREE FAMILIES.
About ccIock yesterday afternoon Gre originated
In stable 10 The yard Of premises No. 27J avenue A.
II appears from staicmsn, made the Assistant Fire
Marshal by Adam HubschnIti. the owner, that ho was
ting load OF hay IN the snbc, and after i was half
in he stopped cat his dinner leaving quantity OF hay
In the yard Ia few minutes afterwards he saw the
hay FRO and supposcs Il must have been get on to
b. some children Adjoining the stable, on the rear OF
tile lot, il three story brick tenemrnt The flames and
smoke from the hay entered the building, and thus cut
or IN. cvape the except by the roof; and
was ONLY after much difcuity and IN half sunocatod
condition thu, they succeeded in getting out alive Two
or three persons got out of side window and jumped
10 the roo, OF shed distance OF several feet and mar
rowy escaped severe injury horse worth SsO0,
owned by Mr. Hibsshinut was burned 10 death no In
srancc The building is damaged 10 the extent of
81 500; insured for al $50 IN tho Germania Insurance
Company. Tho front building Il damaged about 500;
Insured for So 500 In the Pacific Insurance Company.
Both buildings owned by Adam Hubschmitt The
the building lost all their furniture, some
of xht u "a insured
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The Firemen in Philadelphia.

IHHAbk-FHIA, IooV
To-day the lremcn still continued to attract attention
The visiting companies were escorted TO the various
public places Of interest in the city and vicinity At the
United States Mint thore perfect rush Of visitors
This institution receives between twenty and thirty
thousand visitors per year. At the Navy Yard the nre
men saw some twenty roa-clads Ono OF thcsc-the
Monsdncck-wili sail about tho 1st Of next month
for San Francisco, accompanied by tho Vanderbilt and
shamokin. Ano.her-thc Tonawanda-will make trial
trip to Fortress Monroe in few days hence Some OF
the visiting fire companies returned TO their homes this
afternoon. Others will go or to morrow. The number
Of strangers in the city rapidly becoming less
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The United States steamer Malvern, Lieutenant Com.
mauding T. Potter, from Washington, October IA, via
Hampton Roads, October 10, arrived here last night
The Malvern has been two years in commission and
during most OF that time has been the flag ship OF the
Atlantic squadron. under Commodores Porter. Lee and
Radford. She goes out OF commission soon, and then
will probably be sold Tho following rs list or her
oficers:--
Lieutenant Csmmandin0-E. n. Potter
EsscsIvs OFFER and Acting Aoasv-A. Taylor
Asss:dmt Sargeon--J 8 Ramsey.
Acting ArSsldnf Pdymdstr-F. H. Arms
ActSn9 Rhwgrs--samm, Perry, Ford
Bnoiwsrs-Ambery, Hadley, Elliot, Buckley and Crosse
Pdymostsr's Clsrk-F. o. Plunkett.
Captain Mel Tilton, United states Marines formerly
senior Marine oicsr Atlantic snusdron comes oas
scnge.
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Banning OF the steamer Rrilisans.

CAINUs OfE. 1900.
The steamer Brill ant route TO 81. Louis and Mem.
phis with six hundred and nfly tons Of freight and
O'Clock Yesterday The flames spread ~ rapidly that
there was barely time 10 the boat ashore ana
the passengers many OF whom escaped without their
clothing Considerable baggage was also saved The
boat and cargo supposed 10 be Insured The Are
caused by the explosion Of kerosene lamp The steamer
belonged TO the Merchants and Peoples lire owned by
Dayd White and VI ) Messhaw, Of 81. louis, and Glib
son Co, Of Aurora, Indiana shc was valued at
500 000 and Insured Cor $50 600 Tbs makes tho third
steamer BRILLIANT burned On the MS.,ss,ppl river,
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ras RgDucrroN or WAGES IN TnR cHARLEsrowv

NAVY yARD--coMMiTTAL FOR PASSING COUNTER
FELT M0SHY, ETC. -
Bosrov, Oct. IL, 1865.
The ship carpenters the charestown Navy Yard have
sent two delegates 10 Washington to investigate the late
order reducing their wages and petition for It's with.
drawal
Frank Deford charged with circulating counterfeit ten
dollar greenbacks in the town OF Pitsheld was to day
examined and committed In default Of 5000 bail
Some months since u. A. Herman charged with falsely
representing himself secret detective OF the Post
Once Department, failed TO appear for examination on
his personal recosnizsnce On Monday he was again
arrested at Pittsfcd and this ng was brought be-
fore Commissioner HaIlett. Bonds TO the amount Of
g. 900 required which he did not procure and he
was accordingly committed
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EOUTsVILLh, nv, OCT II, IobD.
The following paper, substantially, was offered al the
Eentucky Presbyterian Synod last Thursday BY the
Rev Dr. Robert J. Breckinridgc:-
That this Synod adjudges that the action or the
torty OF the Louisville Presbytcry, by endorsing and
adopting q paper styled "a declaration and testl-
mony,n assumed such state OF open rebellion against
the Church, and open contempt and defiance OF her
Srrr+ure authority and contempt OF her fnh order and
acts, 10 rcnder each and every one OF Them unqua
ned unfit and Incompetent 20 sit and act members or
this any other court Of the Presbyterian Church.
After several days discussion the Synod last night
voted this proposition py vote OF 100 against IS
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H01IrO00 OIbAbT0Tbs
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE FLUSHING RAILROAD
As the Flushing Railroad train was coming down 70
Newtown station last evoning man was discovered
lying the track ~ he was not seen until TOO laie 70
put down the brakes and the train passed over hn,s
severing his hrkd from bis body. The man was un-
known y, ". , ~s.s 2 2. e ts..ss-s
THE ,.ccrpssr on rug fsssSsYLvAMA CENTRAL
RAILROAD -,
LAscAsrER, Pa, Oct. II. $500
ri. : An adul, female and two slris, assa 49,, ~.
1"- Codes g "a By the recent accident on 'ns
and fifteen years, kn, '>,med Two trunks 'Ao'''1
Central Railroad, are still unc.- Head, LaVo'n'o.e
Mrs IuIia A raa,a and Nj, ua. --posed 10
-, y. '' - =.
Falls, Maine are also unclaimed They are SUI.
have been the property Of the three females above
luded to- & s.
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Fire I'm Centre street.

Between three and four o'clock on Tuesday
morning fro broke out In the grocery store Of NJ r
Condor. No 24i Centre street. The prompt discovery
Of the IRE enabled the insurance patrol watch to be
au,ckly on hand when they soon cxtingushed the
fro The damage TO the stock and fixtures win be about
$500: insured for 500, In the Citizens Insurance
COMPANY The building is owned by Frederick Johnson
aud IA insured for 900 the Jefferson and 1900 In
the Bowcry Insurance companies The cause OF the FIRE
a unkuowu nj pregeut.
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yHE REGISTRATION or VOTERS.


Confusion In tho interpretation Of the
New Law-s>me OF Its QbJectionsbis
Features--The sessions or tho Boards OF
Registry Yesterday and the Number
Registered-List OF Those TO SIT To-
day, So.
In accordance with the provisions Of IRE new Registry
law, the boards appointed TO record the voters Id the
various election districts Of the city assembled yesterday
morning The places where they met are the same Al
which the polls located In the elections of the past
few years
The hour designated for the opening Of the
nine O'Clock in the morning; but the law specifies
time OF closing IT, the registers ceased their labors at
various hours as their inclination their superstition
Of the proper time decided them This was not the only
defect in the law. which was execrated as most
unntellgibe in other provisions. It was gen.
orally conceded that its operation will fail to
achieve its ostensble purpose-vz, the prevention OF
Ss p
down without challenge or OATH and then by virtue Of
this registration vote on election day with impunty.
Agan. naturaized citizen proceed from place to
place and with his name registered by the presen
tation Of his papers at zach, vote all Of them
course all laws concerning the registry are regarded as
means 70 the end OF curailing the immense mRjortes
which New York Is famous for giving the candidates Of
that party but tho members OF this numerous political
organization should be satisfied with one which per-
mits them to 'vote carly and vote often.n
Estimating from the names recorded yesterday, the
registration will approximate the full number Of voters
more closely than IS the popular impression.
The provision regarding wo-days for districts
polling over four hundred votes at the last election Is
another Of the bungling provisions Of the law be-
cause the different wards of the city have been reds
tricted and the old and new do not correspond. Of
course the vote poed in the districts, at present
bounded, can be ascertained, but only by minute and
most wearisome examination OF the registers Of the last
eoctonan outlay of labor time and trouble, for which
the new law does not provide In fact the matter is
par with all the legislative measures enacted at Albany
for this city.
The following is statement of the number OF voters
registered yesterday in the different wards in the city,
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The Episcopal Ti,an:s giving.

PHVADHrffA, Oct. IT., 1873.
Services Of Thanksgiving were hcll at st. Lux "a
church this morning, at ten O'Clock large consiega-
ton assembled
Tho opening prayers read by Bishops Talbot and
Bedcl; tie Creed and nrSt two prayers by the Lord
Bishop OF Honolulu, and the remaining prayers and
spc:iai Thanksgiving by Bishop McCloskcy The Com
niaadmcnts were read by u shop Atkinson, and the
Special Collect and Episie by Bishop Smith and tho
Gospel read by Bishop Lay aid the special prayer
aud benedicton by Bishop Hopkins.
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The virginia Election.

RICHMOND, Oct. IL, 1885.
Dispatches from DanvfEe say IL s believed there that
Rev B A. Davis Methodist minister, OF Patrick cosnty,
10 elected 10 Congress In the Fifth district His antccc
den,s arc unknown here sturdovant who was elected
Mayor OF Rich nond In July, has resigned.
The Richmond Times thinks the city government Will
be restored Ia two III roe days.
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SUSPECTED ATTEMrT TO BURN THE orAp

However the iirs originated 1t IL evident that In
ceni.ary attempt made 10 include IN the ruin left by
it, the ,uarcrmascrs buildings in State street, Nos IL
Is and 10 a. the Of which and in dangerous prox
Unity til Ore ragged. quantity Of cotton was collected
ard ritz deposited OF tho lowcr floors, which
X gaa evidently the intention OF evil disposed pnr
tics 70 ignite at favorable moment They were not
permitted TO carry such out, however Mr. Patrick Con
sidn an alta he Of the department, having discovered
the cotton and suspcctng the object Of placing u there
kept sach watch AMI ward the prcfnises during The
night that chance was given 10 any would Dc nccn-
diaries Turk pg about,
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ADVERTISER. veNTs FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for Vie WEEKLY HERALD must b handed
in before ten O'Clock 9, ery "Wednesday evening It's cir
cuation anong tho 9 Oterprisng mechanics farmers
merchants manufactured and gentlemen throughout the
ccantry fnercsslng very rapidly ADVERTISEMENTS in
seated in tho WseK.v HsRs will thus DO by large
portion Of thctye and en- ersetic people q the Unsa
SiaNaa
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Kings County Nominations.

SECOND DISTRICT JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Second District Judicial Conven
ton met ia the Governors Room at the City Hall at
yesterday to nominate Judge OF the Supreme Court to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Judge
Brown. There were two rival delegations from Kings
comfy which caused considerable delay in the organi
zaton Of tn convention. The delegates from the
tonal organization were finally admitted, aud Judge
Beach, OF Queens county, unanimously nominated,
after which the convention adjourned.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
The Republican City Convention reasscmbicd on Mon
day evening, to nominate candidate for Collector OF
Taxes, in place Of L. L. MolIncaux, who declined the
nomination previously tcndercd him. Mr. William E.
Robinson Assessor Of Internal Revenue s0r tho Second
district tho unanimous choice Of the contention,
other nlino being present cd. + Me
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Thehma steameaip Persia captain Lott, Will leave
this port to day for aivcrpool
The mails for Europe will cfs's,s ~ halfpasr twelve
O'Clock this afternoon
The Naw YoRK characterization .rsr Europe-wal bo'
ready at eleven o'clock This nornirg.
Single copies wrappers, ready mailing, six cents
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\, The Weekly Herald.
Tho sketch sof the Fenans which was published In the
herald OF su uday will appear in the wuxxLv HERALD
or this week Orders from agents others shoujds
sent IN on or boz. gro Wednesday evening nett
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The PetrOle um Excursion Party.
2AIAMANcA Oct IL iaak

oAIaAHANCz. N ", 1850.
me petroleum excursion party from New York,
mn noerng about forty reached here this afternoon BY
th.t Erie Railroad en- roae for the oil regions They viii
be ~ aat Meadvle By delegations from the West and
NORTH All are In good spirits and important results
may - anticipated from their explorations
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pprLApxipHA, Oct H. 1855
David Gregory, convicted OF murder In July as, mas
been again icspted by Governor Curtin, this time IN
definitely The respite granted on account !" We
rapidly declipjpa health VI tpe prisoncr.
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GovrauI,s Italian Mcdicated soap
cures tan pnpes erupons chaps &C. at his depot NO.
s53 Broadway and druggists
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Fans, Bridal Fans for Wedding Pre-
sen ten nrsn twenty ATTY dollars each. for sale BY
GEO G. ALLEN, us broadway one door below oana ~
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CrIssadoro's Hair bye, Preservativs
and wig depot wholesale and retail No. Ast0r House
The dye apriied by skilfui artists
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II. w. Jewctfs Artificial Leg In the
heal In The world and free OF any charge
soldiers under contract with government Once %
Hrpai
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BunIons, Corns, Had Nails, Tender
Feet Diseased Joints, &C. skfuiy treated BY Dr. bhIuos
nd broadway.
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Lock stitch Machines. with Reversiblo
Feed Movement FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE co..
No 800 Broadway.
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Grover IL Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic and Lock slch sewing Machines. fss Broadway
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If you Want n Good Watch Mt Whole
sale price 60 10 s9i Eighth avenue.
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Batchcior's HAIR Dye.-'rhc Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Tho only
feet Dye Regsnerang Extract OF Miilenurs Pro.
serves aud the Barclay street. New York
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Dr. Uprri.on,s PeristaItic Loxen ges.--
A positive cure tor cosrIvESEss, FILES pYs.EPslA
aud Every form of INDIGESTION. Sold evcrywhcrr or
Viii be mailed o rcmittins the price, " cents -
J. Il. HARRISON a co, Proprictors. Boston, nsss
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet, cured by DR. zAciARib 7O
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InfO Eftr FIGFty Efulnpx'd
Fame has breithel word, SOI<yIDtsNT she
king Il resaund through The civiire yvorli 10 the
Geek or teeth prssetver hut palu English
s0ZOD tho effective sry has,
yet extracted Oriental vegetntt H. insdom
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u,morrhoid- Radically Cured I'm TIN
minutes without the Of tho knife causiic or acid
a,. attention 10 an Diseases ~ the Pelvic Vi-cera W
HENRY Al DANIELS. NJ. D., Consulting and Operative
Sn1vron. No z Union
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Loo stitch Sewing Machines and But
tonhole Machine wHkEIER& WILSON, 6zs Brcsdwsy
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed.-
Drawings, Circulars and information sent
j II. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street.
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stammcriug Cured by Bates Patent
Appliance For descriptive pamphlet &C. address n " -
Mears. az West Twcaiy third street. n u
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winters Improved Crcuiar saw
Mia The cheapest and best Min known. WIN cut Tour
twelve foo, boards IN ONE minute Fuel sawdass WIN
with one hand saving per cent more Than any otcr
mil Caii a~ls see or send Tor descriptive pamphlet
WISrEg A CO. " Broadway. New fork~l
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Howe sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe.
Jr President go broadway. Agents wanted.
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A.-Polink ~ Son, Mcersc;saum Manu-
facturer broadway Fourth Pipes and o.
garhoiers at wholesale and RETAIL cut To order mounted
w al 70
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A.-The Finest OvcrcOats Ever Seen In
this COUNTRY ready for sale.
1. " BRoKAw, 62 Lafayette place. and
"a Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union
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a Series of Entirely New styles I'm Soft
Hats has Just been brought out at GENiNs 53 Broadway
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Advice on Weak Hair, Baldncss, Gray
Hair. Daudrun by DIR GRANDJEAN t1 years practice).
Al
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upon the public the bogus pirodes leading
Paris perfumes while pHALON'S MONT BLOOMING
GFREUS, the handkerchief cvui pro
duced either ere abroad Is within the reach Of every
class. Sold everywhere.
Single Trial OF Mrs. Winsl0yv's SO0th-
ING SYRUP for c ren teetng yet failed to elovo
the baby the prejudice OF the mother 10
viii relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately II not only
frees the child from pain hI rcgilocs tho stomach and
bowels wind collie corrects acdy and dyseney
aud datrhua gives rest health To the child, and
forts the mother.
Thirty ceu n
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Curtains
! aud CURTAIN MATERIALS. all kinds,
al KEI.fyiS, 30 Broadway
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At Fowler q Wells, Phrcn0Ioglsts, $50
Broadway, written Charts OF Character given daily.
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steei-'s Feather Dustcrs--Ma n ufacturcM
Inv STEELE CO, No. Park Row opposite Astor House.
os er no varieties Wholesale and retail
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A..Roys' and Childrcns
GARIBALDI, cUTAwAy AND zOUAvE SUITS.
by the thousands. at reasonable prices.
l. ". BROKAW c. i.ayafette place. and
"a Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Unoa
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80 Broadx~s>
For Stores
For skytghn.
D"' GLAJ q. kelly
Manufacturer.
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All Prizes Cashed in Legal Lotteries.
Circulars and drawing j. CLurE, Broker ITO Broad
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silent Sewing NIachine-Willcox d
GIBBS, sos Broadway.
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second Hand safes for sale Cheap for
cash at 0D Maiicn lane.
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The Fall Ums.-Gemusmem VINO 49,
s,ysb and bcronn M naturally seek Tor ~ kNOkS
same ms the mistake Of eons 70 MS oa locaiy
hsan az ins.nsead hts new and prosperous estab
usbont AS Broadway under the Prescott House fhe
new ran ssue Knox superb specimen Of his taste ana
.n.n
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Single Trial OF nIrs. Ninsiov,s sooth-

Sold by DR. swAYNt 4 SON Philsdeipha; HEI.MBOLD,
59i broadway BARNES n Park WELLS lis Frankiin
street.
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10 following is statement Of the number OF voters
stored yesterday In tho different wards in the city:

Thefoowng Is list Of the districts where the boards
ofregistry arc required TO sit to-day.
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The Bridal Chamberlain Essay OF
warning aud instruction for Young Men, Published by INC
Howard Association and sent free OF charge In sealed e
vtopo. ADDRESS pr D. skin iioughtou Howard Assoc~-
lion. Philadelphia Pa.