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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Foaudering Of the Bark A'""ra "
Rescue Of gscr C~rw ~ the Bark s"s"s
yaue-0t,,er Vessels Damaged.

Cant. c. Huxford of the British bark susan
lane which arrived here on Friday evening, makes 'no
following statement: ,,..,d;ne
OoJ,r i5-Lnt. 1885, Ion. 63:2o saw brig su'nanSS
70 the north northwest IN hri!''n lhtiast 49, 20
bloom or bowspit with small ss set TO the DO" luz
'Ofober ls-Lat. l?:s3, In. 63;42, saw baTk, dsep
loaael standing 10 the SOUTH With mainsal' iof'''
Oeto5gg -I,,itdic 49, or citnde 66--saw bark 70
yyudward NJ daygh', about ci.ht niles OIL st hIne
she bore I'D and mn If rus. Wien sac got 'Si-HG
Gown we could II lilly that her topali was BOWL
rinoes and was hau,nr in rgs Al the time enc hsda
trreeeOrnored frrsa fpreo9 stay, all and nizen'stay
eat set She had tAe e"sIsR WITH the union 90" Sc
In The rigging; aDl Also scerneh,' as sue .v
nearer, the men on board actively engaged on oot9
pumps We were undor close reef maintopsah
and foresoii The bark fell To le warc IN our wase;
Then We saw the capt "a r. 'e qsa,i rese ond Law
by fJr him, IL ing ton uSh TO lower BOAT
Tie sea WIS then brraki1- over both FeSseS.
causing them 10 labor very hard At4 p No. tle gsls
had ,rilted about Or miles o. eeward Wekept on Iof
her and sipnalizCd bs. eh wa to the south % W,
10 come down which sha did. We both hove 10 on
bis weather bow and the brig IN tie ieeward Az n'ght
we set lights and &C daylight of the ODD found tne
bark six niles 10 the ivewarh ard the brig ton mics
distant. At p. m. we rat Off u beng modera,e. AZ
O'Clock We noticed tae ensign on Tue r'.n.sssx.
bark which vas being rnn up ana down. We then ses
the lee clue OF fJrcsa ard hauled under her zee,
AID aulet our msiu yard b.cS The men on the oark
left the paops immetae ad ceafea awe" soe s"e nv
them into which six men got W o"ering themselves
over the stern. and succeed in getting clear Oh no
wreck. With cTeat difficulty the remainder OF INC
creW-te ciptain and { zee men-.0werrd inc lnsrtsr
boat and after ugch lion h-lliy got clear oil mo
vessel and POT or ur ny bark We hhuled hcm AL III
,h ropes over our stern IL being 700 rough - como
side at the time. We found TIE wrecs to DC me
bark Statira. Cap. HaTIinln, II iaifax n. y We
then bore off for tie brl, to PIT half on board her
farng ifthe weather should hold bad we might be-
come short water. We them safely on board the
brig which proved TO be the Coia Campbell OF and Tor
WeS mouth. " ;. We bot' lay by for tie night, IN
homes 10 ger raiiors sId the captains and crews
clothes but about p u. the BIZ. which Icy closet
her, saw her settle slowly be d cremot until her top
sails were in the water; then she blew up throwing
the water far no in tie air ard disap.
peared with a load renOrt. The morning OF
tie 23i il had grown QUIT" smooth and ca'm We made
sail ard arrived az Edgat0wn q. >, on the2J with
rur sails blown TO piece. The bark Statira oaded
with coal and was bound from iietOu for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
CTYLEs AND PRICES
~ OF TIE
MASON 6 IL a Nj l. N
CABINET ORGANS.

c.,,.o, ORGANS vary in capacity from sn instrument
40, ofreeds Of four oetaves compass to one having
.,,.os. and seven octaye' compass in ALL Each szo
,ob,d in cases Of different styles plain OF eesant nc
=, % the use for which it IS designed The Inferior
Of the sane excellence in sl that Is, as good as the
,,r,,,r,urers know how to make H. In Their factory
.oromv Of manufacture is never consulted at any expense in
quality WORK
The Black Walnut and Oak cases SIe Of solid wood with
,,,u oil finish; smooth but not polished and have an
ADVANTAGE in that they not easily scratched or deiaeed
The Rosewood cases yarashed aud highly pohshed The
,eueers being alwsys the very best ob'inabe
The Carved and PsneleJ nlaid Ebony and other more
elaborate cases are among the most elegant pieces Of fan
,nre able No finer cabnswors has BEER doao IN this
country.
The ain cases sre usually selected for Churches Schools
he and the more highly fuisbed for private bous,s
We have bu, one price for each 'ye and this is subject to
no discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
PEDAL, BASS CABINET ORGAN.

This is oar ar,es, and complete Instrument 1t has
two manuals an independent pedal bass H sets OF reeds
,wenycds bellows st bach Of insrauen' and pedal
for performer with twelve stops, viz
l. F1vrr BASS; Q BoURDoy BASE J. HAurBoY Bass
4. prIor.ya Bass; DrtoiASa PEDALS G. BOURBON
Prpus; :. DrIcAyA TKEBLE; O. FIrrs TREBLE; 9. hhur
Roy Treble; TO- MANUAL COUPLER; II. PEDAL COUPLER
The copus. Of each keyboard IS FIVE from &C to
In at a notes that OF the pedas two oc,aves CCc to rs
notes thus giving 81 sctaal compass octayes There
,e two fall oeayes end independent stops in the pedals
The pedal action slides IN when il use to be out Of
way.
STYLE No. lo-IN BLACK WALNUT CASE. 5000
STYLE No 29-lN BLACK WALNUT CASE,
WITH PIPE-OEGAN Tor. $50
STYLE No. 3O-EXTRA, WITH GILT PIPES
AND RICH CARVING, IN PIPE ORGAN
........-..... 1,OOO
STYLE No. 3l--FXTRA. SOLID BLACK WAL
NUT, SUPERBLY CARVED, WITH EBONY
..............'.''.''.'''''''' I,OUJ
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Cen. KiI,airicL on John l.. ih"s"ia
II, ne Hdifoy v( The y. y. Isbhn"

Sin: IL TIE HeraM of yesterday observed a
from the Hon. John H. liaskin. DENYING
The statement made by ne last Friday evening ~ u,
Academy ol Music ~ iiroo&ti' ina' pou LoSI,
vsif lad received similar lettors 10 te one addressed
7 re,tcr,to that did receive suoh letter written
either by the Hon. J. i. Haskn or some repre'en
,a,ive ~ his rs IL was cartliny over lis signature
mcr,ionrd at lis tine is contents TO Gen Joln l..
Svif and others discussing with them tue policy o
answering; and refer all persons who doabt my vera
city TO the General above mentioned mo NO" VI 'he
Aston House IN this city.
The Honorable gentleman also denies in hi' note hov
inc n ri,ton n similar letter to M0loi.Gon. Logan.
ag3in assert that Gen. Logan did receive such letter
and tbat have seen the letter and refer all person.
who NAV feel disposed 10 believe Mr. askn rather thar
IA, self 10 Gen Logan. now Mt fhe 81. Nchoas iote
n this city for the yeFiicatOB Of these statements.
J. KnrAImCK, Mnior'Gen. US. Vols.
kts IorL Nor. ltC5
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MIsgESsIpPE.
Enrarta.s Dispatch t. Gov. Sbarkey-hs
IL 20 Exercise the Fa"c"o"s Oh
r-Murdrrs-RaiIrOsd Disasseb'
JAcKsoN. Mss. Saturday. NOV. :, 10y.

JAcKsoy MISC. Saturday. NOV = Ieoo
Two negroes and six Government mn n Wei
cep,urcd Yesterday between this cry and ray ~
Ti 'od;ers were probably sfof. W. b. wilkinson OK
o,die Cognty Vas murdered By his former slave on
sunday last Gen W. Il. Wade was also siiiea: LhS
T@ler6l soldiers and negroes Of Vick,bIrg have neio
JACKSON Miss, Nov. 4-p. m
Gov. Sharkey has just received dispatch ron SEQ
reory Seward Announcing tha. he Is expected e
else the functions II Governor 81 Mississippi nH'n luz
Their orders from " ashlnGtor. r.,so ana
A freight train on The New.Orleans JACKSON anu
Great Northern Railroad rn %: the taek last n'fu..
x miles this side Of NewOrIeans. smashing h'S Sis
and severely iujlring tue conductor.
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Inicnia,s wide Aw nkr 81 Newark, n. d.
Thopsands I'm Council Regardless Of
th, Rain.

On Saturday evening, Gems. Hooker, Logan,
and fitzpatrick ailed ty Gen. Hiram Walbridge ard
Judge Sanford Of New-York ra1ed on the metropolis
of New Jersey and to the terror Of Copperhoaas an
nounced that the wcr for Liberty and Union was not
yet ended bGt that an important battle at tie bactboN
wonld he fnnelt on Tuesday next when it IL expected
that tic traitors Nf tie Sogh woulc De made dscofo
late teiF et lopc woud be- taken from theD IN the
$50 rolte and nnullllainH OF car tnfs IN that Hee
thor lasi ditch" Some q! the enemy attempted 20
insult Gen Logan at the cummcnccmont O! the meet
iBg cut the " toys IN bic" srmmaIlly expelled them.
thus learning them what they uey expect on luesdey
neat Il they at ompt 10 aro1e tie hat!on by any H.
tempt At Uasius impure the ba!iotboI All Of the
Generals aud spoke at tWO large meetings IN
Library ~ Union Halls, ana monster gathering III
tie street.
! Cor. fitzpatrick will to-day close his rnllant cam.
pIisn in his native state by two speeches ia Sussex
Comfy
Gen Logan sill again sl1ikc terror irto the Jersey
traitors az Trenton OTight None snnnld hll 10 ne ,
Ills " Ncy' Of tie Auercau army, the l1nC-irled
friend Of tie lam,Hted Dougns. eud also tie warm
friend Of our lae Uartyred President. The peo
wherever he aprcars seen 20 he depressed that &c E
coming man." fJr his Grnlsry aud logic coDpei al
hands 10 say ic Il ne pol,c orator OF our nation as
We'll Il he most gallant defenders Oh or naIlcu-
atty IN HE field
Gen Hooker made short bur effective speech. dc
nouncing traitors and encouraging the relas o' the
Gen. Kilpatrick IA n living proof that man who does
his a duty DE has Opportunity whether IN the neiG or
''ou tho stump for Ls cCuury viii ever have the re-
gard ard lose of his coGptTymen. lis appearance IN
public Is ays WELCOMED by hearty ontourstS oil op
pau-e
Cen Hiram walbrldge md Judge Sanford long
known ~ EGr.horsrs Of the AcwYork Democracy. ah,
dnring the Rebellion a. well suown as faltain friends
Of The Goyefnmeut delivered powerful blows upon me
| C0pperhcaGs u the .nd No meetings in tue SFie.
exhibited more enthusiasm and given better promise %
Tuesday next thsn those OF Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
CANA DA.
Orange Movements Aguiass tie Feo'a"s~
Seusaso, News from IN Orange ""
yao-A.prai Of an ex.Hrard "ns'er'

lORONTO. {, ". : ITurdaY, NOV y Iru..
An ex.CrJnd Master OF the OrGngem"n, MT.
cova,. has rrhsaed a inunf so declaring trst The
Fcniaa. arc coming and call Z The Orate"'nen I"
arms. -, O.. H.. a.,
c,rino that Il has posi;is" incarnation OF a'jIt' N
Mated invasion Of the Provinces; that there sr9 nov
900 armed men in Toront"' thut several rie"psFs ~
- Goro,,,nort arc ftncrr'ziu with the teniaus and
,hak tbe Premier wiuks at contemplated ot'plP 70
sever the Pro, noes from BRUSH connection.
witnessed a company 81 trnians drliini 'hAr
tired street Est igbt.
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Rv-- Tie yInsipcsa in the Gale.

The steamship Marposa, Capt. Howes, from
New Orleans on the morning OF tie 10Th 1ltimo arrived
OF this port late on FRIDAY CvenlIc.
Capt IIowes makes tie following report; Oct. ~
lat 20 30 long e.o ~, passe the wreck OF vessel
supposed about 800 tuhs bottom upward, and the latter
WIS covered WIN yellow Inetcl Sonld not Gfcertain
her maze Osr 80 1T. 26o ~. ,onr. 7y0 ~. passed .
blfk WItA her Iaaumast goue bound soutbwaro. ocs-
3l lat og' 81 long. .go 81, passed vessels lower
ma.ts t)pmasts, and t0p-allantmast yards, rigging.
ana paIt OF sails attached. Suy. at noon on Abse-
com passed brig standing in shore with wreck IN
tow,
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BBOOI2aNN NJ VS..

RoBRERrEs.- show ease standing ~ 'front.'
" Mr.. j. b. Armstrong; millinery store, no. "a tu,
So was br,ken open on Slldrlay night lsst and
robbed OF black velvet hat worth $40 and n'oomer
valued az si2 with which the thief escapod. Inc
boarding .house Of Mrs. Marsh, No. 60 LivingsionsI
wos rohoed Of variety OF meas clothing on saturday
morning 4 boarder named Gu 'rles Graham, as'ed %
years is suspected He e. TIE house before dayighs
and has not since been heard Of lie value ~ me prop
srty taken amounts TO si9s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
THE ErGgEERy.
Toini Number of Electors thus fur Regis.
tered. 81 $40. =.

Below will be found tho total number OF
voters thus FAR reported in the election districts
Throughout tho city. US transmitted by Police Tele
graph. together with the total cast at The last
Presidential election The total humber thus FAR regis
tered amounts 10 eis!0. Tho number registered to-
day viii PROBABLY bring the figures in round numbers,
TO 10000:
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Arrival Of Wore OF ,hc Republic Survivors

The steamship Emily b. Souder, Lockwood.
Charleston "a INST, md,e and passengers to Living
ston Fox & Co.. arrived yesterday.
The Snuier brings IN" following persons az passen-
GERS Who were wrecked tie steamship Repub-
lee 5. =. Young First Oricer; H. ID. Ellsworth John
T. Harlin and Lieut.. Louis CazarIc.
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pmnIns 4 Ivy.
A Card.


10 fhs L1if0T o. IN' ". i. IFl017'. - TLo,-o
SIR: Il is reported on a circular that ! nave aye
,,h5,,un from, ne contest for Assembly in the llld
District This is not am candidate nntii .he
nols close on tuesday night. am the only kepnDeah
PenJiIote ,npniug Yours etc. A. JACKSON PLuhh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Col. Cailiard Elected 'lsyor-Ne Eiec"ss
Of u. 4. Standardization for Repre-
sentative Pe>tp"ned-LocsmOtise bS'
,,lc.ior-Ts,rer Nis'ed.

Tire Charleston Courier n The I'd anuouIcea
,bo election Of Col T.. C. Gallard for Mayor ne To-
ce,riog |. 1913 votes 10 952 for Gen. schnierle.
The south Carolina Legislature voted t~iee II" Or.
Senrtor for the short tern, without cholee. tns
co1 Cor Congressman has been postponed TO me -:
An engine EXPLODED on toe South caroline hait S..
on The Isl W II. Suder, the engineer, ana Two DIV
men we're killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

COMMITTED SUICIDE unknown man
Jumped from one of the whitehall erry.boats last even
ing rs abe was entering her slip this side OF the yer
aud was drowned before assistance could be rendered
The body was not recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
Foosp DROWNED. The body of al unknown

man was found in the creek near umiltonGye bridge,
ON saturday. Deceased was cpphrcuty about 40 yeaU
of age; dark hair; had white cotton shirt, blue
Jacket and drrk pantaloans. Had been ia The gator
abon' two weeks. The remains taken Ia charge
BY Coroner Lynch aud sent 10 The dead house for den
tiEc alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

Fatal Run OVER CASUALTy.-An inquest
was Yesterday held at st. Nnents Hospital by Coro-
ner Widely on the body OF NJ chael Flaheriy who was
run over on the LIST nit BY Eighth ave. car receive
ing a fracture OF the leg. Deceased was native II
Ireland. aged - years. and resided at No. rs hui-
berry. st. where he leaves " lie and family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
The Oueida Mob-Verdict OF the. Corener's
Jury.

The following verdict was rendered in INC
Joouis case this evening; According TO the testimony
given George Washington LOOMS came 10 ms ueotn
nv the hands othTee more persons sno tln' one VI
these persOrs was James l.. fiIEiDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

PocKgT PrCKED.--Col. W. b. Booth bed his
pockct picked ut the Republican metng In ne Acad
emy of Music Oh Friday night Of s7s. The ialst had
ripped TIE pocket open witt knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
EIGHT.sTop CABINET ORGAN,

El(TIl'SIOP oh1AN,
With snuss four sets reeds, Automatic Swell Swell
Pedals, sc., and eight stops. viz BouRDos HAuTBoH
?. FL0rE BAssi ). FLUTE TREBLn; g. prLoIAsA TREBLE
8 DuLcIASA BASS; T. COUPLER; o. AUTOMATIC SWELL OF
these the Hauiboy draws complete set OF reeds ofeght feet
tone; Ducans Treble and Bass Of eight feet tone
the Flute Treble aud Of four feet tone, and the
Bourbon l6 feet tone the loves, note being CCC The
latter stop ves gfes funess and richness heo organ The
advantage key great aordug opportunity for
much variety.
STYLE No. Pm SOLID BLACK WALNUT OR
OAK
STYLE No. lin ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE 800
STYLE No. 24-lN SOLID BLACK WALNUT.
CARVED AND PANEIED.. 800
gTYLF No. 32-LIBRARY STYLE, WITH PIPE
ORGAN o1U
STYLE No 33-FXTRA, RICHLY.ChRVED BLACK
WaIVT'T WITH INLAlD PANELS AND
EBONY MOLDlNt S.....,....................... 800
STYLE No. S4-lN EDO n, INLAID WITH GOLD
ENCRAVISG, MCLDISGS. &c, AN EXQUI-
SITE PIECE OF FURNITUEE................. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

BROOKLYN CRY COURr-The November
Term OF the City Court. Tor jury trials Will commence
on Monday. the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

SPCovD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. The LID Dis
,rict (AioaarD Assembly Convention met on Friday
evening Mr Fitzpatrick In the Chair. The declina-
,ion OF brr Wm. H. Cook having been received. MI.
constaniinc DonOho received the UNANIMOUS honlnA
ton cftrc Convention tor 'hc Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
Total. l.g}s $500 G.26j
TWELFTH WAND.
Total. ..27o7 arg 80.
THlgIgEsTH WARD.
Total ...2J72 4li5 $40.
Total-.I.iO6 2.767 3.27GI

Total registry thus far .-o'sp
sTho Inspectors Of the Third Ward made no re-,
turns. aud we are compelled to ure The figures OF
Friday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

=. ,o,a divulpe il To the police IN order TO get IN
ne w3w 10 c,srgss II grand larceny and ons
oss o. anv a:sont we're trnmped mp against him ana
on these he wns arrested az o"Im,'ts1 ~ ". i'd
Market ConFt. means r'Eea W .le iit ,tsd
tAoa.s. Ives OF an uupl asint Witness o"y Pi0'''
fhe catastrophe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
ur, Dj,,eubocfrr Recommended - German
s.Rwysit.

We, the undersigned, representing the Ger
mans Of the City o New York In tie legal proie 'son
recommend to their felow.citilens Nh ABRAh j..
DrrrrxHorrER rs tie he,t person Tor them to support
At tle coming election for Justice o; the Marine Court
Short Tern
Mr.. Dit ahoeler fully represents the German inter
cst and IL in every way worthy of your support ii be
only has the aid Of his German fcog-ciii1ens he can
be- elected.
The Germans have now Al opportunity 10 eject one
ot their own men to an important Jndicim POSITION
Tn. contest IL between Ditteohoofer and OConner
Let us elect Diienhoeier.
AARON Rank. fhiL'n IL
= KAUFMAN btos"t = - 'Np". ' '''''
,,nt,,.. yoy Urssr GroIGR T.. LtNGnElN
r"rnrrfru K,p }. SOILS RfriEaBAND,
t,u,ptv. 1ogrr SAMUEL IliRsCh,
Iv,N,is III LuL PEER COOK,
DAVID LEVY. IL hoh"i,uN,
ADOLPH LEySCLH H. '''p'h'"'
f. kurznAh.
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sIx.sTOP CABINET ORGAN,

via three sets Of reed automatic Swell Swell Pedals &c
and six stops, viz: DutciAsAi BouRDoS Bass; 3 BorR
oox Treble; FLuTr BASS; s. FLUTs TREBLE; G. AFRO
.A7o SWELL The Bourbon daw &c. Of reeds Of le feet
touo The Ducaua Of eight feet the Flute Of four
feet.
STYLE No I'm SOLID BLACK WALNUT..... S30O
STYLE No. lS-IN ROSEWOOD CASt............. 30O
AZ; $50
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FOTJR.STOP CABINET ORGAN.
Having two sets throughout and octave OF Sub
Bass Rsed Octave Coupler giving the effect O.! four sets Of
reeds Autonaae Swell &C. ard four stop. viz: l. Oct
,1ASA;2 FLUTE g. OCTAVE COUPLER; .. sCs BASS.
STYLE No. PIN WALNUT OR OAK CAsL.....s2JO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

FIVE-OCTAVE SINGLE-REED CABINET
ORGAN,
with one set Of Reeds Automatic Swell. Swell Pedal. 6c
STYLE No. l7-IN BLACK wALIUT or OAK
STYLE No. BIN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE IOo
FOUR-OCTAvE DOCBLE-BEED CABINET
ORGAN,
With two vets Of Reeds Automatic Swell sven reaA' NC
STYLE No. le-IN BLACK WALNUT OR OAK
...................'...SIfU
sTYLENo 2o-IN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE 100
FOUR-OCTAvE SINGLE-REED CABINET
ORGAN,
STYLE No. i3-IN BLACK WALNUT OR OAK
'.'s'...'''.'''SiiV
STYLE 40. le--IS ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE 133
We hsye also usually hand a. principal wareroon'
No s96 Broadway, EewYork and No ia Washlngton-st
Boston, other styles Of csses-sone very elegant
FORTY-EioHT GOLD on SILVER MEDALS or other
hghes. premiums have been AWARDED to MASON HAM.
LIN within few yesa, at the principal Industrial Fairs Of
the Country, and THIRTEEN within few weeks for the
best instruments Of this general clssa
CIRCULARS. WITH FULL PARTICULARS, free 10 any
sddr''. wsrerooms No. sse Broadway NewYora No. 27a
Wssbipgo st., Boston.
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FIVE-OCTAVE DOUBLE.REED CABINET
ORGAN,

OKGAN,
with two sets q Reeds Automatic Swell Knee Stop tc
STYLE No. 2l--IN BLACK WALNUT OR OAK
.SI7O
STYLE no gin ELEGANT ROSEWOOD tisE 200
STYLE No PIN CARVED AND PANELED
BLACK WALNUT CASE. OR IN OAK WITH
BLACK WALNUT CARVINGS AND MOLD
$50
STYLE No. PIN JET, OR IMITATION EBONY
CASE. WITH ENGRAVED AND GILT ORNA-
MFNTArioNs. $50
STYLE No 36-EXTRA IN SOLID BLACK Wal
NUT yEEEERED PANELS, EBONY MOLD
iNos AND RICH cARUNGs................... $50
STYLE No. 57-EXTRAi EBONY WITH GILT
ENGRAVING AND FANCY VENEERS..".... $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
POLITICAL.
New.Ysrk and Kinys Cousf7 MONTH atoms

The following list embraces, we believe, every
nomination thus far made for r0t branches Of the State
Assembly. as well for County and Judicial Offices bJ
the several parties and factions Of tho County OF New
York, and the Un,n Nominations IN Kings:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-10
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