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MARRIED..

BLiss-MATHTsoNA Brs,tehorO " weass.isy, October
the a. C. s~v.ns fAse, 10 Magic daughter
ofDr. r. Msthison OF Niddietown-
CAPgN-nORLENfn Brooklyn Tussdiy, 0ciebe 6, by the
Roy Roctwrr D. d., Char IL CsPen to Allie c. daughter
GA q. Dofln, es4 No cards.
Eauiuotel, Mas, y Fefs please copy. -t-
DE HART ASOUsEAt Booutr N j. on ruesday October
By The v y. = Mage atsd By The Rev J. n. Jsnr Dr. John
n ne Hart Of Pompion 70 Lze daughter ot j. L. kanoaAe c
oftb fermrf place. ..rr
De the Esdenee Of the brides paeni' Yonsrr.
Monday IS by the Rev j. y Behsenfs John II. DE
Voc u ScYofk City, ~ Emma daughter Of solomon Cora esq
OnTON-MACMLLAN-In Christ Church. Brooklyn r. D.. on
TurtSy October Rev A. n. Psrdge. Oorre Fdxsrd
Ooa e Nil. Isabella MsoAian, both u Brookyn. T.. d. No
cards
New Haven snd Pa Fuuciseo p'psr please copy.
Tusday October Vs. by The Rev Jorph
MsEoy D. d., Il-e = ii 10 d. Jenny AsShod' al Of thi'
city.
FARRELon Thgnday osiobcf ~ BY The Rev. MI
D0wnx Edward Robinson TO M Neie fsfc both Of this city
sTODART-C ORNwELOn Monday. October Is, 1906 by the
Re-. " Cofb w H. stodst TO Ann.e, youngest daughter OF
The late Ri1hsId = Corn~el, 80. all q hss city F.
WILKINSON DAKIN-On Tue day Oetobr TO- the SpFlnsst
Prbytsan Church by Rev 1hoHsa H. Snner Frederick
Brooklyn Lucy A. DAkia OF NeNfork No cd
Hsdsoa, N T., psPess pcass copy l. u .|
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Attorney General Speed and the st. Louis United States
ID net Attorney Grover for prosecuting Fenians and
also that by his efforts every Fenisn arrested for violating
the Neutrality laws had boon released This is in contra
dietion TO Hogans speech Washington defending john
son enforcement Of tho Neutrality laws The meeting
was called for lrishmen but il was decided failure.
Gen. Butler spoke yesterday afternoon at Beleyle,
~, to immense audiences Large delegations came from
the surrounding country.
An attempt to break up the registration by arrestng the
registrars in this county has failed Two have been
rested, and discharged The Chairman of the Con-
servetiye State Central Committee made the affidavit
which the arrest was based. occurred in Bloom
ington township Buchanan Co., or Saturday caused BY
the appearance Of several notorious ct the
registration office to overawe the registrars, which
resisted b several Union soldiers present The Rebels
shot two Radicals and three Rebels wounded In
turn The bushwhackers finally driven of the
ground and warrants were procured for their arrest
Reports from all parts of the State indicate that the
cent elections have discouraged the Conservatives In many
counties where they hoped to have majontcs.
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DIED.

ALDEH-on Saturday October H. Mr. Paul Alden tho sSh
Fs1ca services he'd 81. residence No IS wss, Tvsn.
&c 49, ~ ons Ssss me ;a,d 20 attend sithoS, SuI
notice The remains viii be taken to Boston iOf hier~ea' In
BRowgon To-day October 49, Jo,eph Benson Brown. Oldest
.cn fthe Roy isnl r. Brown ssed ~ yesis o,, 70
oelock s,iienoe Of hs "a Oliver Leach no;
frsndi q to isiaiy are respectfully Invited attend
BucKLEYon Tse.d.y October ls in Nsxsrt N j. P H. Buck
n: fnsL u ',hs pes from the s..sp' q .51 .N
live, arc respectfully Invited 70 Atoad.
on TPs.d 'rS1s Of sD -. .e ,oS o.
Ts fsnss VII tale pl,cs ss. residence No. G. Harrison
slSHd =
FULLER-In Til. cy Tuol.y tho eh mat. Mira Juliet g.
Fsnss from her residence No. s61 Broadway Thurday al
O'Clock ?. IN. -.
oyERA Chatham HswJer'sy Monday October Is Dr. Seth
nj, relatives and blend. e invited, attend funeral
God st. ceHs,ey "Wednesday October u at II o'clock
HUBbELIa Brskfsd Conn on Money oeiobe, TO- Emily A.
Moon Monday the is in Of hHsy consumption Alfred Ing
TIE rstys. ssd fsd, family respectfully invited 70 At
tsud IN. On h late r-ssence Fy hfsts near Eleventh
tioa M. rsnsa viii he taken for inemenI
KIReY tho reisnee q her .0pla l.v Poi Geo W. Smith
Port Chester ~ y on Tuesday October 10 Mara hifoy IN VIC
Notice offurefa hereafter.
LTR-n this city Monday 18Th ins Elizabeth, wife Of tho late
NV I . Lee ssd ssa Of family also to.. Of her sons. Thomas
.ad Edward Lee are respectfully invited the funeral
from her late feiienee West Housons. Wednesday
i5h Inst O'Clock Her remains win DO taken 10 Greenwood
Tor nierment
IuouRERon ussdsy October 49, John Luquesr Oldest son
oft laiA Francis 4. LUqrosr
Notice Of The funeral heresner
uoctLLocHon Taesay October 10 ochoera nfntum jane.
inan aud Caroline MeCuooh Of Belfast Ireland
m and - dya. ~,
The fnner viii place residence OF bis parents Rich
mood-st TompkinslS g. H. this day "wednesday ono o'clock
4.
VAN BURRNAtsc board Of the semshP Scotia on snr
day inst john Van Buren,, Counselor 81 La" OF ~
city. a..
His relatives and friends Of tho miy Invited to attend ths
neral Grace Church. Friday morning. OeoOeE ~ "
lO o'clock without further invitation.
wArT- South Orange D. on Monday, October u.s. Mrs Be!'ey
Walt, la the Blst yeas q her 1ge = W.,
Funeral eYeos wllbS hes At e residence OF 'on ,orrs
Al Orange. Wednesiay afternoon, At one O'CLOCK
usias will DO taken 70 Albany for iItermsnt =.
Mor Railroad fITy boat leaves the loot Of ba'o
llis0 49,, -,
WufTEsIDEM East Lynne Conn., Saturday, the III ,gss
john Whesde only Of Moses aud the late F'oa
aEed yesB AID mouAs - a. .vv,xvY)
50 HrlpQU aRryRs CorPASr, THiRTYsEvkSfh{
RycMESr n. o., s. n. ", kEw'loRK, Oct 10 Iooo.
sprcrsL or pER-This Company 10 hereby ordered 20 10
q, M, Arnor Wednesday October ~ u ~ oe'ooA 20
i.sn. dress white gloves, aud usual bad; 81 ouin's' W
s,,snd the fuersI comrade Mr. Oscar b
by order ALEA 10 80"
r. IT, PAIKiS, Orderly
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p SOURCES OF REVENUE.

Not only foreign statesmen and fnanciers who, two
three years ago predicting the utter downfall OF the
American Republic the Inevitable result OF our enormous
expenditures and Indebtedness should the great Re
beon be successfully ressd but some Of our own most able
and conscientious puboit have been amazed at the rapid re-
cuperaon Of tho country and the reduction OF our national
debt
While has heen asserted that all branches OF our industry
never before dsorganzed and impoverished 1t Ger
tain that they sustain with comparative case burdens
deemed utterly impossible to be borne before the war began
The ordinary tax paid regularly by some OF our business
establishments amounts to prncey income Let us take tor
example the great house Of p G. Lorard tho weknown
tobacconiss at Nos l6 and Is Chambet glance at their
statement Of taxes paid for 10 months commencing with Dot
1865 and including September Of this year. will reveal the fol-
lowing figures:
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A MEMBER or TIE NATIONAL GUARD DROWNED.

MEnBER OF TIE NATIONAL GUARD DROWNED.
An inquest yesterday held by Coroner NaGmann the
body Of unknown found floating in the North River
was found copy Of an order directing Frederick Cameron
sden Mddctow Orange County ~ Y 10 parade for IN.
speoOn with the 9st Regiment Twenty second Brigade
Second Division " Y N c. and signed by Sergeant H. j..
Proctor Company r. sls Regiment and Ia therefore con-
ecured that the drowned Cameron baggage check
ateroom key found deceased He had proba
bly, fallen overheard from OF tho evening boats soon after
avng the landing verdict In accordance with the facts
rendered by the jury
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MISSOURI

q JOHNSON cASDIDATE DEPIEEs HIS rosITIoS--JoHN
HOGAN AsD THE FssIAss--GES. BuTLRR IN iLLIs-
0Is---ARfEsT or RE0isrERs--POIIricAL RIOTS,
eDeetHi Dispstch 20 The ~. " Tribune. :. ,oes
81. LOUIS Iuefday October ~ 1900
James n. Birch Conservative candidate igr congress
In the Lexington District las declared MS Willingness 10
unto with Northern Conservatives and admit southern
representatives, 70 orgarize the next Bouse Of Represents
lives
Ata Conservative meeting in this city last evening tho
Hon. John Hogan Conservative Con8nsslohhi nominee,
stated that be hed personally procured tao removal OK
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VERMONT.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARIES.
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

Spoeini DRpntch 90 The n. Y. Trlbunes
MONTPELIER Octl6.-The Legislature did good: chorc
to-day by disposing of the following st Of eleotOns
For Secretary of State Nichols Nortbfeld Sargent at
Arms z. c. Camp Montpelier; Auditor, Dugald Stewart,
Mddlebury Superintendent Of State Prison, j. A. Potnrd
Chester Commissioner Of Insane, Homer Goodhue West
ministers Bank Commissioner. A. r. Camp Stowe; Railroad
Commissioner d. l.. Nicholson Walngord; Adlutant and
Inspectors General MsOren VIM Wells Waterbury; Quarter
masterGenera p p. Pikin Montpelier Judge,A dvocate.
General S. T. Atwood Monkton Director Of State Prison. c.
a. Forbush Sprngod Second Director Of State Prison,
Samuel Marian johnson.
The State organizations hold their anniversaries hero
this week The first the list the Historical Soci-
of Charestown Mass delivers the address. lie will be
followed by Senator Edmonds who will read eulogy
upon the late Senator Fooe. The anniversary of the
Vermont Bible Society takes place tomorrow evening
the address viii DO delivered by the Rev. Dr. Ketehe OF
Middlebury College. good many Strangers orc in town
to-day among the more noticeable or whom arc
United States Senators Poland and Edmonds the Hon. j.
s. Morrill, and ex-GOy. Hull
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ILLINOIS. -
THE TOUR on GEN. BUTLER-sPEECnEs AT DKLLh'ihlh
eED SPRINGFIELD.
snec,al Dis nm tch 10 The N. 4. Tribune. w -
ILLINOIS.

- 71s SPRNGYELD, H. Tuesday Oct ~ leo co..
After leaving st. Lonis Cen Butler spoke be,ev,o
Yesterday 10 the largest political assembly OF inc al
\, "a regarded as doubtful district, and no was ~
Yi,ed 70 ignore impartial suffrage. yet no MADE
a Radical speech In behalf OF tho 90, co o1s.i
Joy .bicb he smoke was completely covered over Win
oraiSs Tonight he spoke at the Court-ouse here
He made speech to illustrate he manner o1t Of
'.bich tho war has made Republicans oue %
yrotS He showed how his division Of 600 troops,
aoary ali Democrats and Differed by Democrats e1c,us
ivy had been forced TO leave their old party by wna 80
ssT a The prominent officers although Brecki, -
nnmocrais when commissioned were, now eaIhost heID
Hcan politicians. The ideas Of the SOLDIERS weo 'Iu3e
nbarIed by their residence in Louisiana his aooons
e horrible character Of slavery, as seen by mmheh u M
s,G held the audience IN intense ana easef Wn''on ~
ncsriy two hours which was ops,a 10 entuaA'"'
be ergecJ fox t1o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y. Wv H's''
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Two Que.tlon, for the Public
TO DECIDE.

g. Weir Roosevelt eminent lawyer Ct NewYork City
"Ths o that singh toid and ordinary spool Is great
bnt this bs mgVnE Ia the public
mind IN sgrd to the and durability 4 the stitch The ed
Of fn " Informs after consultation with other female heads
ue who have long uei the oor 6Oibbs Machine that
The site the material ad will last long the
mont and s ongrr me gHsoH the public deffs
WHISTLER anything longer resny needed domestic lie
We with Mr. RoIevl that the t~ieioop stitch Is sui
ecny and durable for family sewing ohsr indeed
dispgng other stitches. think "a the and
durable But oo think that suh being tho
fact and the most question tor the public TO docde
g. thread ad doabltnTead hnes
rsaullo l9f iher ang ngs, neeessay ddtOfIeAes
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srATpN ISLAND.
Nl n LIN A'ifth' -
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Tho Democratic Convention Oh Richmond county
met ON Monday Last AT Richmond Staten Island aud nominated
the following ticket: For Member OF Assembly Naihane
WYATT School Commissioner, Joseph klpal1eki lTsesuicI
Potter w andell Justice Sessions W. s. Eott; Corple
Fdward Gather; Coroner 10 OIL vacancy James enpsY iho
Republicans mako their County nominations on tne -S'
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5perial Notlres.
Tho Grenf Nanalean

Tho Great Napoleon
Was viole. cultivated them for their fragrance at ST. He
ena bot what the violet Of combustion Of
garden flowers when compared with The perfume Of PHALoSs
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs' Let the Ladies' snswef: :,
Iona and Israella
GRAPE VINES.
TEE TWO BEST IN CULTIVATION FOR EVERY PURPOSE.
BOTH VERY EARLY. AND IsRAELLA THE
EARLIEST or ALL
the only native grape Of good size for the table that
equal the best foreign kinds. s.-,r-,~
In hardness. consistency production perfect pcuins
fru, I, uaoquaIed Of our most hardy natives
only unexcep,ionabie grape for tie family DELAWARE
IS EXCELLENT IONA equal In al respects and BErrRs
In several very importsn, points ......--..... D.
THE IONA Is THE BEST GRAPE FOR VINE.
The IONA tbs only Grape which the esss Of best vines BY
i,a cutting the first year
II 10 the NATIVE GRAPE whose hu eagerly 'ooshtt
per pound
only gp native foreign whose fruit pronounced by
the judges equal 10 hucs; Of Alexandria and preferable to oil
other foreign kinds grow in gsss houses Et
Sly psge pamphlet containing description OF bes varesiss-
Present Future Of 0npo Culture win be sent fOr cont
stamp Address CIV GRANT
Ions, near Peekskal, Eew-Yort. :
Morrill, easy any club ssent other Interested In
purchasing good vines ascertain By npe # Iona Island where
these vine. originated tho beat and cheapest place obtain
good vines Of Iona and Israsls =. .okAnI.
RHEUMATISM 81
swo kkusr I5AsS 81 THE SKI I,
fD 1Sy ~ s.t S:Si
sSs The sisa psopsIs. ss
e f. . .sS a S USE
BATHS. For sale At every respectable drug store.
Having Largely increased Oar stock OF the feiisw-
Ing Goods prepared oner to customers choice
'A'' - DRoNzEs MATTEL CLOCKS, VASES
PARIAN AND BIsoUE sTATUARY,
SILyER-HARE. and
FINE PLATED WARE. FREBcH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CHINA AND
GLASSWARE,
CHANDELIERS AND GAS-FIxTURES.
Agent. for the psabL EMPIRE STATE GAS MACHINE which
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS Second Selection
perssL
RICH CUT SETS OF GLASS, Fine Quality. sD per set
l.. ". HAUGHwOUT CO..
NSA ass, 400. and 1872 Broadway BrOOms...
Clothing
MEN AND BoYs.
ABBATT MOORE,
No s07 Brosdvsy.
have exhibition very full and choice assortment Of
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS
Tor MEN BOYS and YOUTH made from superior materials and
trimmed usual very aud style Their GUS
TOM DEPARTMENT il filed with
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
which they prepared make order IA mode and On very
reasonable terms
John a. Reed,
(Suecessorto y. w. Buul .tf
DIAMOND JEwELER,
No. 79l Broadway,
Opposite Grace Church.
Ts Agents Of establishment, ahed the principal cities
Of Europe and employed leading artisans abroad to obtain tho
RAREsT GEMS AND RICHEST JEWELS -.
Of the Old World. ,
. IA, besn seoursd Of the
mos, unique and recherche articles exhibited to the American
public. ,u .LE
Conuoeur Of precious stones and sders Of artistic workman
ship In jewsry invited = =
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WISCONSIN.

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION IN THE IvTu DISTRICT.
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.
FONDULAC Wis, Oct 16.-Col Onn Hatch, formerly
United States Assessor for this tho IVth District was
to-day nominated for Congress The District is at pres
ent represented by the Hon. Charles A. Eldhdge Demo-
cTat who has been renominatcd.
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Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

f1T1rauVI
The Usn q. W. Julian Of Indiana IS on route 70 JON
IN the canvass In this state. -, ro,ov
In match game Of billiards last night between folcy
and Rhnes, for the championship OF LIMOS inc i''
was easily the winner. ., T.. ,his
A Young woman committed suicide at hotel IN 'h nv
cifv last night by taking morphine She had pe9h ae
od nv lover and left TO him touching farewell letter
which apparently from tho action Of tho poison she was
unable 10 finish
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l1olilital Notifies.

Ce,,raI Comnittee Fenton and Woodford Campaign
1890 Clubs. - -. f,.A. 81 An.
Tho delegates elect from the various W CLINTON Hall
City Of NwYok requested 70 meet a. hsn the COMMITTEES
an "WEDNESDAY. Oct H. at oeocs, p m nho" w ~
~ mi will report by o9et ,xo lam
on I'i'"'H' MORTI,FsR G. LEE, Secretary Pro 'e"
DANIEL snKsHAs Chairman. pro ten. ! =, ~,
nloe,iug of The second Assembly Dis nn p No
Republicnn Association viii Do nsd ~ ina ~ '' "
canesL THIS Nv sdnesds) Evtssu u1 President
GxoaoR MoLAvoHIIS. Secretary. ------
Union Republican Nomination.
! FOR TaiRTYENTH AND FoRrIErH ooNohEss'
THIRD DISTRICT,
Couprisng Let "a, ID, ftp S'h' ''n' ""' i'' '' $3.50
Warls BkOOkLlN. -. 1880,
SIMEON d. CIIITTENDEN.
Ii1ion tepublicnB Nomination
FOR REfRkSENrAIlyE ~ CoN1emIIL d., ..'
,aIe.sonnl District, et, l9h ani i"n "s''''
. M, a. Min, ~ Living Adams Secretaries.
Gen Chaa VI ps'""" ROBERT IRWIN, Chairman,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
RECONCILIATION OF GEN. BANKS.

BOSTON, Oct. l6.-Gen. Banks Tenominated on the
first ballot for Congress in tho With District to-day at
Maiden. The vote stood N. =. Banks 49, d. w. GoOch,
g. james Nj. Stone, 3 There great enthusiasm among
Bankss friends Alter the nomination, Mr. George Lock-
entertained tho entire Convention and many out
sders in elegant manner at his residence
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CHICAGO.

THE HON. @ W. JULIAN or INDIANA IN ROUTE TO
JOIN IN THR cASvAss-BILLiARD MATCH FVR
THR CHAMPIONSHIP. a.
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NEW-YORf
NEW-Y0RK, H7a
DKaocRArIc NOMINATION IN TIE TROY DISTRICT.

Special Dispatch The n. u Tribune A., ~
Troy, Oct. 16-The adjourned DernocIaue ZOE
gesso8sl Convention for this District yss held mere To-
hay. Nsihaniel b. Miman Of Fort EDWARD W ashihg
n County was placed in nomination. The place went
begging aud was rendered 70 several prominent Demo
rraiS ali Of whom declined until finally Mr. M was hit
ePon and selected without his knowledge or consent
he unknown n the District ct large and the only thing
that recommended him 10 the Convention wasS copper
bead procliYities . 49,,
Lewis Barker of Name and George W. Demen o. IRE
albany Journal addressed immense meeting mere To-
hight II was old-isshioned eyakening,
F0URFBEsTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Tue Hon. j. v. l.. PTuyn wac nominated by the Demo
efats OF the XVIII District for Congress. ~ r
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
y,r Govrncr-Hon REUBEN X. FEETON. Chau,suqua;
TorlA GoVunOr-Gen. STEWART L. W00DF0RD Kings,
TOr CaEsl Coas'r Hon. STEPHEN r. HAYT. Steubeni
Epg Pris0R Hspseioy-Gen JOHN HAMMOND, Essex.
Election Tuesday. Nov g.
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The Post.Ollce at New-Albany, Pontotoc Co.,
Mississippi has been reopened and Bond appointed Post
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Rally for the Union!
ASSEMBLY pIsTRIcr-FENToN AND WOOD.

.rr Rally for tho Union!
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-FENToN AND WOOD
FORD CAMPAIGN CLUB
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Regular Meeting Of this win be held at Headquarters De-
mix DpensaIy Twenty and ssoOndavs tes,rsacs
sscOnd.ve WEDNESDAY EVENING October H. 1906 al
a o'clock
Addresses will be delivered by
The Hon. A. W. BENEDICT of Pennsylvania
GEORGE A. EVERETT esq. Of Ohio
The Hon. PHILIP FRASKEHHERMEn,
and others
A fine Band Of Music will be In attendance.
The Boy, Bhs Union ladies' Of the District sspect
ally invited to attend for whom from, seats win be reserved
JAMES NJ THOMSON. President
Col HENRY BEENY, viSePresdsat
%15as1n : D %nssGIs. Secretaries.
Gr spdd R sass,ss
OF tho UNION REPUBLICAN MIN or KINGS COUNTY,
wr bSAgBNY f GE Ssc d saQ2Eay s..
The following eminent speaker: vii addrss tho
GENERAL j. D. cox.
GENERAL JAMES NJ ASHLEY. ~
HON. D. p TYLER
s.B. cHrrrENDSSiN1. S ss@. ~
GEORGE W. H0xIE eco.
KINGS COUNTY GENERAL COMMITTEE
Eleventh Assembly Distslct.-EyERETT ROOMS.
The fends Union respectfully invited to attend al the
above Thirty ourth ard Broadway THURS
DAY EVENING the 18th inst, at " O'Clock 0eB WALTER
HARTMAN Of Newsmphie Of the most talented speakers
will address meeting Gee Club VIII be In
Desirable reserved ladies' Come rejoice
victories won! Come for renewed to zh the battles
which reniain WIN. r. STEWART, President.
ESsnsalcK oIxsrrAD, Secretary.
Twelfth Ward Fenten and Woodiord
CAMPAIGN CLUB. -
A PUBLIC MEETlsG OF THE ABOVE CLUB
VIII be held a. Washington Hall, Harlem, .
On THURSDAY EVENING" October 49, e6 at past O'Clock
MAJOR DUNCAN CAMPBELL ..a,.,
JUDGE GEORGE w. PAScHAL
Of Texas.
and others will address the meeting
BY order EDGAR KETCHUM, President.
O. B. TusnoS. Secretary.
Fifteenth Assembly District (Twe9teth Ward. :
Stand by Congress Citizens oppofe1 70 BY policy and In
favor kENTON ard WOODFORD viii assemble In grand
meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING October IT, Inst at "A
o'clock at Lincoln Hail. corner Eishthave. ard Thyhirdst
Good speaking BY - $500, ..v.x-.,-.
Judge ID. p TYLER Dr. FhEDk ,sChuEfL,
Como come ALL
JoHr ootLRn secrs,aTy THERON r. BUTLER, President.
Attention., Political Clubs.-FOR SALE--A BRASS I'M
NON heel carriage beautifully painted WIN al
'A' A-''''' STARRs ARMoRY, No. BsdfUrds.
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UNION MEETINGS..

UNIUN MEEIINUSs
RTPuBLicAs GEIoz SRA COMMITTEE,
HDQRs METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NRw.YoHK.
HANL HARRIS, ChRirmsa.
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Tho Great Napoleon
Was fond Of voe cultivated them for their fragrance at st. He
lena, bot what the scent Of violet any combustion
garden flowers when compared with hs perfume Of PHALoS
MOTT BLOOMING CEREUsi Let the Ladies' snswef. :,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-03
f,sTrenffeiSerz0oOct1,

l8sit Rratt Str $50. 358 unb 1854.
Ueiueu gee6rtCa 3reuuber unb cegt RueIifum ulatte
i'd bermit bic @r3ese baB iG ba8 Fdcn Ieit 9e9ren
bieem @lose etablre @ei66ft bernpmmen Bale unb be-
anOis elm reibalt8eS ea9er bon d5nen. fplt searbei
teten errenfIehern neueer deDa su Sen bsfeu 9reiz
fen opr66ig 6alten NIB aud oIde auf 8eeluns anter
tisen perbe. -aStDfe fir RSde unS Spen5euse in alien
Gorten nub 5n alien 8reiien.
yerner cine austpa5I Reeen4irme, StSde &C., oipie
ane in 6ieIe8 SAD eini6Iascnben Grtifel.
~ NIe 8efenunsen rerben proulpf, billt8 unS iii
tiirjefer {srift nnSefertist.
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Baltimore GDmfmftte SSereim.

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ten @5gtpinn tbeilnt buen lG6t
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ben baieIbf Gin3e9aunSen entSe9en senpnlnlen.
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