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By TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRIBUNE.


AIHA,r Nov 22Flqur and Wheat ga-t oa';.ae, o. q S
sa one Sc SIH osT sac. S . 9u5 da Bar B5Fs d.
1900 bush Tyr 0O bash. BARLEY 5000 bush Malt oo1 bush
O BrvslIo Soy. ouF quiet whcan,c. 200 bg.h G,e.E
at 81 Oa.. quiet led Chicago AID ILLINOIS, sO barley laei
si5g So Lard ial4ic Whisky q 30 clu@ te.sht; to
hcw-Iork-W6.M 80 v9rp, | b5 Corn DO bg.b Oats
ybusi harley 1908 busa Rye go BUSH Pea. Cara fKpoIt'
o cacAeo Now :Tqt d ana declined Ia. ;d q W WI
finn closing a. C8a - y for No aud 81 mds y ~ 10 =
Corn cive aiyincrd 3D. safe, a. Tor NO aud sc
Visions So dun he, ros at +soa os airy active at an
sdvsaee 81 CO., s Foar "a bush Wheat 70 OJo bash
1900 bush oas 90 Hog ssF%ep,,I@ 90, 00 F'l'
CscisSArI Nov 1.-The decline in gold has unsettled all articles
H9 gfs at Wy Fs to 8 ST. ho d and ioopS S:
81 81 20 IS srqa sud q . ae ksS S So 9 s 80
as SPRING u 80 ,o Red wissr 81 S9G ,.N White
Corn ,safcs and quiet oa aoula Barley qaie, and drooP3s
held e 10 bond Rye quiet 'aa e 1 o 1sisS 1 cnsi
PSSa Sv advanced !dSc On GRAIN 10 and
Pss. ' is RaTey M Rye To- Lake imPeG6ooo bush.
Wheat sooo bush BafiF{ sS pSoA ba whssi $50 bush
Corn so6 bush Ol coo bush. Barley Il 90 bush Peas.
qc u'' SAcaed ie Receipts. Flour 900 bush Mhea,
1000 bush Oats Shipments 800 O0s h'o.i 1oV o ses 81
20 .m lPV s.N N9 a Is for single EI .ad siass 8
% d0aS s Extra 5 . %s'i t 81 stsi ST. cS. 81
Com closed lower and gn,etted sale: At - y6 51 al ,S
SSoop 5 ES@ Me-. Port SEA, choice Clear sd,
sa's s s. lAs ao,. d s With ~, =; sssy
a. a. y No sprpK % Corr ld3c. lower at GdSc for
No. Mixed Dat. IT, lover sale. 9e Lake tr'isht' &C. on
Com by steam TO Buffalo lRc. BY sai 10 Chiesso. Co.,
Arar,rA Nov 2-Tosy being holiday nothing was doae IN
Cotton a thrr here OF a savannah
cHAnIEroS Nov 2-Coon opened setve and @ and closed
,h g,rta de.ne Of sales o. 601 heel hddln u a
Ssc Sale. or week $50 bales Receipts S'O 0aeA fxP'r
90 bales. Stock. 800i baet go,
Nov detam Of cent in sold has
se;tsd trade very dull and declined De- supeIane' sd
"a a. ,,,ss S9d Sle Mhel dali and quotations nominal Red
a 0 Southern 81 Corn quiet slow o. sae but prices
prcyons anie Nhaky dun saes unilipOft
NEW onIEAss Nov .2-Cc,tou dul and lower; Low Mdlns
a & 49, al 200 bales Receipts $500 bales sugar doll AID
Mol,s.e, higher; Inferior 45c Prime, 60 d62c New
YoyL Trehsnse 40 discount TO &C. premium Sterling EKehanss
Nov cruds Turpen,ins a. IS 10 for Set and
al IS for Hard Spirits Tsrpsnae ne ho'a a. % 79ee
Tar at 81 IS Cotton AZ J0dJle
CATTLE MARKETS.
,,xa,. Nav 2l-Catts makst-Rsc-ip,s Ony 800 besvea
-, M I'D Thutslay In consequence Of this keeping back o.
cattle prics to-day tc higher or sood bssye Common
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3d.

ing aud preside th deliberations Of the body The
session viii probably extend through the week.
Nyiyauus haItsh0i OF the Oldest citizens OF Norok
was taken m YESTERDAY morning aud without any alarming
premOuiOry symptoms died suddenly during io day u ~ OF
6p0plcSy. HIS aged cOsot viii whom few months ago
he celebrated Dds golden Wedding overcome by The geat ci
amy v0s taken Oh and died within hous OF her husband
the victim 81 o shuck
FoEnrss MONROE Nov 22-The tug Fearless from
Charleston for Boston ashore the 18th inst the
outer reef OF Beaufort c. and Wns totally wrecked She
Was aferWud sold for siO0 She was partially insured
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH

ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP MERCURY WITH CHOLERA on
BOARD.
The ship Mercury from Havre Oct. 30, arrived at
Quarantine on wednesday night and was taken charge by
the Quarantine officers il being nsccrtaned that cholera was
raging board The Mercury sni. above with fs2 pas
scuecs the disease breaking out shortly after leaving port
The following died while 90 sea
Fred Wuitl died Nov 9h. tdI Strobe 9lh AlecnA Snu
hc 4th. r. T. Mangold 81 J. klnurcr 18th Johanna Blum
ai Jolar Blum Iqth Mcndella Dcbod gth h. Welt, llth
Catherine Shuliz 18th. MufiJ Erl lbii y. Y Hec l9i
Peter Protest ith Maria BuIic 10th Philip AiurAuF lHh.
Ford Narsld -th Bauer. 18th; Adam Spuz 9th Emt
CHASER 9th. Emma Chaser l2Ai Ida Chaser lil. g. Ernst
CHASER 1u,h Scbcnmanu. 18Th; ANNA Gerber 'tl Cnro
ina Kurpel 18th Anna Kuppe 18th john Levi eth l. Wal
lcdechcr ,tl. CatuTiue Shuh l-ih simeon Ncuewi jt
Gottl.cb NIartz 9Th Geo brother 18th.
Johluu Hcmdcrtyfuugt. 2-l 90 Quarantine
John Singer @ seaman. of Hanover aged - dicl
The Ship Dad heavy gale. during much o. The pissIfe
Dr. Sunhuc is making preparations ior removing Toe pa
ticut- 10 tine hospital ship iu DE Lower Bay.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 22.-The United States Con-
sul az Bathurst under date Of Angus. - u letter 10 tc
Department consider. ml tuiy t' l u you
TIM tle American hlfb Volunteer lH lrt here WITH clean
hin ~ health from tho Cu.tollousc while from ur she has
Ti1ns iI ul AUitA stating tIt yellow iscr raging Duo ths
place and from tc uumhr ~ death, that have lately oc l
Do i. bad type ~ that di.cI-- would beg Co c Up.
point your that safety YOUR side should
issue order that vessel, coming um ths port muai produce
m of health signed hy thc consul ald that hr one gwen bf
r Custom House hoIp should not i taken notice o ns ilc
.rcm. o greet DIc.-slos- Iu t. way tIr ,ue these doe
umeuis while those -us iy Che consul are always VIA Ar
consent o. the colonial surgeon
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ILLINOIS.

The following is the official vote for Congressman at
Largo in this State Logan. 2t3,2i5i Dickcy Ia. los.
Logan's majority 5nOS LOgans vote exceeds Lincons
10 Gg while Dckcys falls short Of McClcaus ,5i2
Tie vote in the northern counties Of the state, all Of
which are overwhelmingly Republican fell of fully one
quarter while theyOte IN the central aud southern portions
Northern Illinois polled full vote Logau's majority
would have reached nearly 5000.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
III a 49, -
NJ TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

BY 1ELEoRAPH THE TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco Nov. 2l.-Ihe Montana IerfIlor!a
Legislature convened November .
Wheat sold to-day at 81 IS per 100 D. .,
The ship Derby MuRsoR from New YORK mas aIIiNeu a..
Mining stocks closed as follows Yellow jacket S9lO oh
s75 Imperial s25 Becher s2j CholaT Poosi sl7"i say
age sl,lJ0. Legal tenders, 72li
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22-Minng stocks closed as
follows yellow jacket 1854 Opir, sls5 Cholar Potosl
sU Bcleher sl25 Imperial l2S Legal tenders -t wheat
Is quoted at 81 % per 100 ID.
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ExEcUTHE APPOINTMENTS,
BY rzLEoRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH TO THs TRIBUNE
During the last three four days about 100 change
Of have been uar but the larger class The
following ars among Iuo ~ Reese h been appointed at
Rhiresek n y. Thos J. Messssan Union spiing y Jas
Fairfield EsuuebuuE. Me- Cha. C. Hobbs al south Berwick
Me and Robert >pinney south Boothby Ne ,.-.,
The President today appointed Edward Cn o. Ne"loA neu
States Consul % Guatgmla.
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POLITICAL.
ORGANIZATION or TIN LEGISLATURE.

ORGANIZATIONS OF TIN LEGISLATURE.
The Ne-Brnnsrick FREEDMAN sets uP the following a.
the probable organization oil the state Legislature " New
jersey.
President o. The Scultc-Hcnam.u rucLlcy ~ Iassaic
Socrtflr, of the Seultr-Euoch J; Borden % hcIc.r
Tuoro.siHs Clerk 81 SeIHic-IWufL Hurllrr % birnec
SPEAKER oi thc liou.c-Inurs H. Nixon ~ 1umho1lnd
ClIk Of the Housc-teu. Eluanl Jarille "i Bergen.
Eaeros.ing CcIk-Jlai NJ O-lDru Of I Mon
Z. s. sENATOEgHiP
The Je-scy Cty DUig 1tmu warmly supports Mr
George l. Cobb for the Scuaoishp, and objects TO the
and The Monmouth Inquirer urge the claims OF MI re-
lnchuscn In We-tJcrscy number OF the journals have
declared FOR the newly appointed senator ~ Feer.0H
Pro- M,rrisoirp Jcrs, 5an and SHsser k'gistsr adj
yocate the election of Mr.. Cobb.
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FIRES
BosIo

boston.
BY TELEGRAPH 7 TriBuSE-
BosToN. Nov 22.-1hc building Nos. jll and 5lO
Tho prircnt occupaufs were Mos MUh.l furniture denl
or flrnry Bowman clothing aud T. ktIusc, ciglfa ami 10
bicDo Tie total loss i, about si'n1
ST. LOUIS.
NJ TELEGRAPH 20 rEiBrsL
ST.. LOUIS. Nov % THE new brick Touring mills
and Old mc min adjoining containing large amount OF lodr
and CON belonging To WOcr Kfcrr were burned 90 ll,i
Yesterday. Los about tO0Oon and Insured Io "VV
iu NcwN0rk Olic's
QUARTZ MILL HURNED.
The extensive quartz mill ot Davidson y Bardeth'
near Ccutnl City Colorado Territory recently burned
The loss is estimated 90 100000
Is BROADWAY.
At o'clock yesterday morning, q fire was discoy'
cred on the third noor Of the premises No $50 BToalwny oocu
pied by Alexander Kunson q photograph gallery Owing
to the gomptncs OF the Ic Department the flames were pre-
vented from extending beyond the Goor which they origin
otol bui inc remainder M the building twas flooded with
The second occupied by Muuc Vel drssnnker
Loss by water about $40; insured o sJUD in te Excelsior
(ouiDauv The floor occupied by Alexander Dus
comb ddle and hnfncss mnkcr Los, stOck by water y M
panios Tho basement was occupied by W Il murphy dealer
I'm boots and shoes Loss stock by water ,3N insured ~
Civ Companies Tho building D. damaged 10 le extent ="
s2UJJi insured
IL EAST TWELITH-ST
A fire was discovered shortly before o'clock yes
ct morning ON the third floor Oi the dwelling No 81 East
TWcith occupied by Mrs Ba IL cxtingushc'l
Loss on furniture by ire and water, ssDi insured HE bur
ING was damaged amount Of 500 II j. owned by A}
Ridges and insured The origin Of the fire IS unknown
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NEM.IERSEY-

By rzLEGRAPH TRIBUNE. Do,
TRENToY. \. j.. Nov. .!.-Thc State canylssers will
meet tomorrow, count the vote for Congress IA TINS
State when the official vote Will be announced.
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Mrs Lesdernier has prepared lecture on America, as
illustrated by her Poets, which sho purposes delivering
before Iyceuns and Societies this Winter. We learn
that her Masonic friends intend inviting her TO give in
CHA oiiv Al an carly date in cid Of their orphao fund
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THE TURF.
TIE WASHINGTON RACES

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22-The fourth race on the
National took place today The horses cogsiing we're
Py Ann and Baltimore Colt bth PAGERS The tce for
purse OF s mile aud repeat 70 saddles Polly Ann was
~ winner Time first heat s. second heat 81 The
heat e was made the last quarter the second heat
namely In 80 seconds
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ITHACA Nov. 22.-The Trustees Of Cornell UniYer-
stmet Yesterday c0nsd rcabe OF routine bushes
was transacted and resolutions unanimously adopted
rnroynr OF the actions OF the Building Committee and
ressnR Satisfaction the progress Of tho building The Hon
Andrew ID Norton Of syracuse present state Senator and
formerly Professor Of the Michigan University elected
president the Faculty Of the University Dy the unanimous
vote OF tho Board.
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ioa wilson r gsryn.n w wi9ieao:ton R5sr Aud G,2 W
t9l fistri M b. Samuel srsb John Brsi5d Chss g.
bucAho0z Bea5.- H. Bel.oa, HeHy r. Jo.ie
DEMOCRATIC UNION ALDERMANIC YolfINATIoNS.
The above nominations, which were made on We'd
ne,lay eTelirs were strangely mixed Up in yesterday lE
The following the re., o. thc Democratic Union Alder
SagrS1n D.s1a.I-A llouraei 20 Saturday night
MIMI Dr-4gf.r-.Ilrcs GREGORY.
ELEVENTH. Di,TmT-J0lm Handy
IHlHEENIH D-HIlI-Jamc, y. Coulter.
FHIHAm D,TmCI-James OBl1en
SEVENTEENTH DlsNCI-IOlu j. McQla1e
DEMOCRATIC UNION COUNCLMAYIC NOMINATIONS.
The above party held conventions last night for the
uomiaahon Of COuHclmeu with The following result
EIGHIH Dl-rBIOI-Ad'OuIucd 20 Monday evening
MOZART ALDERMASIC NOMINATIONS.
The Mozart wing held conventions last night for
the nomination Of Aldermen with theioloRlng result
FiRsT Di-TmCf-l.e- nominated John Moore
THIRD DIsTMiI-N0mluateJ Terrence lhty.
FIRM DIsrm-r-Nominatei Theodore Allen
SEVENTH D~TMcI-Nomnltod Charles j. chip.
MINI DlsTIucT-Adiouued to Ills evening.
ElE,NIH D-ImCI-NOmiIated james q. nim0n.
TmEIENIH DI-H,I-Adiourued until Tuesday.
IIFmHNu DI-ImCI-A diOurncd 90 Monday evening
SEyEN1FrNrr DfsrmrI-Nominated John McQuade.
TAMMANY ALDRRMAYIC NOMINATIONS.
The 1ammuny Democracy held conventions last
night the nomination OF Aldermen with the following
Tln,1 DsrRcr-Nominated John Moore.
THIRD Dl-ruCT-Nomuated Alichncl Norton
FIFH DsTuCI-Adouned 10 Monday evening
SEVENTH DIsTIcI-N Nominated Charlie Clipp
Ninth Dl-rmcr-Adiourned until saturday.
ELEVENTH. DIsTICI-NOminnted james Dmoni.
TmEIENTH DIsIRWI-Adi0urncd until Tuesday.
FIFTEENTH DSTWCT-N dominated james OlirIen.
JUDGE CAEDoZO NOT A CANDIDATE.
Tie EyDreSS says it is authorized 10 state that Judge
Carozo candidate for the ContIoorship and would
not accept the nomination II h rendered him.
ALDERMAN OF THE NINTH DISTRICT.
meeting of the Republicans Of the Ninth Alder
District held Wednesday evening 10 consult a. 10
the best nomination o Alderman be- made this evening
the regular Convention The stood Alex Mcleod no.
Councilman Mckay t. Holtio " Sherwood George Ross
8 ; b H. Vance. B. Black j. AIr Mcleod then withdrew
his name and his motion Mr. Vance nominated 1lr
active member Of the Citizens Association ana
should De- would prove Of the most de
tcrmiucd opponents Of Ring robbery OF corruption.
A CARD.
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+luDhCiI report
The result bOth districts fr surpassed the most san
ruine anticpltons o. tie hestiuouned Republicans ana
shows aggregate Republican majority IN the state OF
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD or GYMNASTICS.
The Kings County Board Of Canyassors met at the
Court House Brooklyn; yesterday afternoon Their work
will probably be completed saturday and the result
officially made known 10 the public.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-YORK.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION
Ohcal returns from ~ counties show vote OF 2lof5i
for and l6i, tlj against Convention, giving maont!
OF 81 81 IN favor Of amending the Constitution.
BOARD or COUNTY CANYASsElS.
The Board OF County Canvasse met at Yesterday
Gcrson Herman the Democratic Supervisor elect,
having been chosen by the Board of Supervisors 10 Ill the
vacancy caused by the death of Elijah T. Purdy, sworn
ln as CanTasser The disputed vote Assembly IN the
XVIII Assembly District then canvassed the returns
being formal and the vote in the Assembly District
stands as follows:
James Irving .e055 Henry Beeney 1876
Michael \. salmon. 2l3) Irving salmon. Is
Several votes have been found For Supervisor to I'll
vacancy caused by the death of Elijah f. Puriy' OF
these, Frank Ryan received than any other. The
Board by resolution determined that these votes
informal and that notice should be taken Of them in
the statement and declaration.
The Board will meet 10 day 70 make the declaration,
which will end its labon for the year.
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IS pAY Ia GEoRGIA.
ny rrLEsRAPH TO rus rRlnuxE.

y
AUGUSTA, Nov. 22-TO-day was observed as day
OF fasting and prayer Throughout State There no
mercantile transactions here.
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MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF CORNELL IN
NERSITY
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OBITUARY.



Mr. Peter Edes died the 18th instant IN the 6zd year
Of his age sf the residence Of his brother T. h. Brad
shave in ChaTlestOwn, Mass.
Mr. Edes was for many wears a merchant Of this city
and had the highest character for integrity and iar dea
ing MANY of those who have passed away this year Of
death from among our best were his friends and as
sociaes Nj Ede retired from business on account Of
IN health some 10 years since aud although his strength
was gradually failing he took great an interest in pub
fe Affairs and in putting down the Rebellion as those OF
better health and strength. The few Of his friends left be-
hind deplofe his loss.
JAMES BREWSTER.
ny TELEGRAPH TO
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Nov. 22.-The City of New
Haven has experienced great to-day by the death Of the
wealthy Neutrality-suspicious. Brewstern the 18th year Of
his aye Mr. Brewstcrs has been web known 10 the
ro OF the State that Of earnest worker Oh behalf Of
his fellow men His particular acts Of bcncyoenee pioneer
In New England OF Aims House reforms ana as tlc Dlui OF
lie Asylum for Orphans located In New Haven have led M
directly connection with other projects Of nKe
Mr. has been widely known throughout the CAI'e
States as n successful carriage manufacturer 80
A public spirited Mr. brewster intimately llehtl
fed with construction Of the Hartford ana New raven
Ralroad The enterprise undertaken az early day IN
railroads IN this country and Is not 100 nucu
10 ay thai impcrcd his private fortune IN Sc
curing construction Of the road IL has ADDED 70 large
extent 70 the wealth Of tins ciiy ana state
DEATH OF A PHIL ADRLPHIA LAWYER.
nj rELEsRAPH TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-John i. Chapron q
prominent member Of the Philadelphia Bar died suddenly TO-
day.
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SIR: | thank you for commendiugme, through your
editorial columns for reelection TO the Board of Councilman
Permit me 10 say 10 and friends u the With Dsic
that the state health such reelected 30 that body
could give OF the office the attention they
obcilcut servant Go ID. hLLLoGD.
Nei0. loJf Nov. 10 1860
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politiraI Notices.

Third assembly District UniOn AssOciation accord
ancs with the Union General Committee an een or
drl-ga.e take place No if3 Hudsogs FRIDAY EVEN
JAMES 50. TUTHILL, President
HUGH NECESSARY lSac-st,rie.
III & BEARDsLgT,
seventh Assembly District Union Association In pqr
Of the Union General COMMITTEE an ese ION W. %
~ ,r ne pupose OF cng delegates the segera. Conventions
a. Beecxer dug FRIDAY EVENING the 9gd inst PoA
open from a 10 n. '" j. NOhN NDs""'N-
G. W. GARDNzn, Sscretsrs1
r. Al-e...--.-- =.
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For Comptroller,
CHARLES L. FLEMING,
TAX PAYERS. AND PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
Special Notlres.

see Naples and Die,
ava the In, Al p,ogerb Iuhae the orao Of PHALoNs EGT
BLOOMING CEREUs you that hts tor you snoshs
charm wh,, Eapes among the cities Of the Mediterranean ss
perfume IS aniors ,he other perfume. Of the world
BrooLsIyn Fraternity Opening Lecture
SATURDAY. EVENING, Nov o.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
BY MAI. -GEN. BEN. +. BUTLER,
srByscr THE CSURPATIONs, WRONGS AND ABUSES
or THE EXECUTIVE POWER, AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL
Remedy THEREFOR"
Tickets Of admission 20 be offs. Dya Co.. No 26 Fuions
Brooklyn price 50 No extra charge Tor reserved seats
ace the FeOt-lrints of those who bring Glad IN!
ainSs brett the order oihe Pedomiss' ns1
viii be pre5en a. he meeting In me fsa OPT
po.s lie civ Hall on SABBATH the 25h o. Nove@ber suesetj
Baptism snd Manipulation inefficient to renoYate soeey "h0l
ladies % rank in literary soes snd poic
ladies' OF equal cee5ry espe hy we Soh'ssd
a. Noaes calling attention 70 Investigation Of the b'oe 4De
l9gcs cenc Of Pedornisry.
circle from W sn4ton 70 san
Francisco FEET Pilgrimage viii yet be required to save tns
Uui3n. 10 The tune OF
Rule Columbia rule the land,
Eastern shore 20 Western strand;
Ger hill nd valley dsle and p AIN,
Pastoral Crook shall henceforth reign
Then the battle drum shall be hushed ~
And the al Jag fgrlsd,
Mid the brotherhood OF raiious
Ard Jubilee Of the world NC, ,,o,rs
d S.r,,.rv OF the National Association L. s. Heads
quarters Sal De. Rey Haalso Co.. IeHss
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MINNESOTA.

The following table gives the official or reported maou-
ties OF a the counties in the lst District except Brown
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#-----I-1era75 = ~ :,
ks@y ,Gfsss.A ANA ~.
BIRTHS

RAIFinoas FaT zAThs OaE nAAet Is much dsPTe'ed VIZ.
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RELIGIOUS.

MEETING At GRACE CHURCH BsOoBITN
The Episcopal cergymen and laity Of Long Island
met at Gmce Church ON tue Height, Brooklyn yesterday
IL L.-.I
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Furniture
OF THE LATEST STYLES. CONSISTING OF
PARLOR DINING.ROOM and CHAMBER llrES. -
and Marie retailing az manuisctufe pss
T. KRUTfNAS
factory AND NkkEkOOAS,
Nos. and 81 Eat llOuston-s.
Between BoweTy AMI secondaye.
All Goodswanan.ed
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plentiful. The supply 10 the nsrfei 4
disposed 10 operate sales n 2 730 1
CaaAaU 49, a.
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ny TELEGRAPH 20 rHr TriHrsE
A QUARTZ MILL BURNED.
Iy BROADWAY.

The extensive quartz mill of Davidson a Bardeth
near Central City colorado Territory recently burned
Tic loss is estimated 90 10000
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JAMES BREWSTER.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA LAwyEF

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-John b. Chapron,
prominent member Of the Philadelphia Bar died suddenly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-23

BREWSEEROn Thussdsy morning Nov ~ at hi' residence IN
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