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NEW-JERSEY
THE THIRD DISTRICT.

We have the most cheering from all sections Of
tho Hid District Tie Union candidate for Congress the
Hon. John Davidson speaking every day and night IN
the District 10 large attentive and enthusiastic audiences
Mr. Davidson has made the tour OF Huntenon County
In company with John T. Foster, esq. At every point
where meetings held the people turned out ell nase
many coming ~ and 20 miles In wagons, with fife, drum
torches and transparenoies. This week Mr.. Davidson
speaks in Warren County. The work goes braycly on
and from Warren and Hunterdon Countics-heretoiore
the stronghold Of Dcmocracy-we can already
see the advancing light Of day Unionss Of the lid Dis
trct urge on the battle and under the gallant lead OF
your Young but able and fearless standadbearer press
the enemy al every point, aud the victory Is sure
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LOYAL LADIES At FORK IN BAL TIMORE


The loyal ladies of Baltimore are endeavonng 10
establish in that city two excellent and muchneeded
asyums-one for the orphans Of the soldiers and sailors
of Maryland and the other for those who wore disabled N
suppressng the Rebellion The house and grounds OF the
late Apheus Hyatt have been purchased by the orphans
Association and the institution is now IN suceessui opef
ston with hundred inmates once destitute pu' now ~
kind and careful hands The benevolent and spin'ed
ladies who have worked SO hard and 50 successfully to
establish these charities propose to hold Fair at the bal
timors Mechanics Institute IN November and as az tho
recent Southern Fair held in Baltimore there were large
contributions received from the North and West they 10
not doubt that the loyal people OF those parts o. the co
try will show themselves equally liberal In he'll ing 'nen
to give home to the orphans Of those who fell IN sush
ing the Union and in providing for the sick and disabled
All contributions directed to the Of Mr. ehas L.
Fulton Editor Of The Baltimore american, VIII Dc
promptly acknowledged. MessTs. Adams Co.'S Express
have kindly oG,isd oliver all packages free Of eaafl
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CITY NEVIS.

PgRsoSAL-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Sir Frederic Bruce the British Minister w Bodsco the Rus
sian Minister c. G. Tassara the Spanish Minister, A. NJ de
Tea Spanish Consul Portland and MnjorGen Robert An
dcrson L. s A. at the Clarendon Hotel the Hon John H.
Alley Massachusetts Gen Fullerton Washington the Hon
Lyman FIREMAN. Albany at the Fifth Avenue Hotel odlon
Baot OF the French Legation at the Beyoor House Rear
Admiral Montgomery L. NJ at the St. Denis Hotel Princes
Noda and j. Naga japan at the ST. james Hotel the Hon
Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts, Gen Allen u > A. anu the
MARQUIS de Chamblun Washington, at the Asor House
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CHkPMAN-WELCH-In Wilamsburgh. ~ on Thursdsy oc,
m 1870 A. tie s.denee the brides parents by the Rev A. l.
Isnna Sarah e. daughter OF hoDert eeh
esq. all Of WDliAmsburgh No cards
FOoT-kCHE LLsOn Thursday evening Oct IL by the Rev. L.
s. Weed NJ Andrew Foot 10 Miss Esther sahna Ecpeis
MONROE PFRRY-At Southport Conn. Wednesday Oct lO
Chss T. Lindsey Ebert b. Monroe OF Ne"i OH 70
Heity daughter Of Chas Perry esq, OF southport Oohh
sTEVTNS-BALT-On Thursdsy evening Oct ii, at No 20
Brooues. by the Rev Theo A. Eaton William H. seysn ~
Fedks Ball youngest daughter Of William l. Ban al Of u"
city.
the residence o. the brides aher on
Wednesday, Oct. TO- by the Rev r. w Harris lan ~ M1sn
Of O.wehee Ala, Lydia. daughter Of William Msrsha Of
j.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.


fRv Telegraph
Po.,masters-Silas A. Pierce. Grafton, Mass; Thomas
Aari-h UIbndse b. Less.t Red Rv~r Landing La
MI. M..onr Cor Ni~una La Pau hclAncs, Wa efoo, La
PoO RsesAbhshed and Pos,mssfs APPonied-is bsnd
La J. kmbal; Loeanspo Ls A. kaiDey Longs,feet Is strf
Irs Andy, Bonaet La, j. H. Ruet Mafthavie La Nathan j.
Liyi J..sup. La. John A. Gould Bsrwlck La NJ H.
Mo6nsy, Lima Mis-. Emma Talsy, hadsourilr La fed
eo Pen IT, chschoua Ia Clsrs. Norhi Bertrand Pfars
Heb-ccs Hal Russd La, Miss Mary Ana Ntanson
Ilsoeisud Ia. y. 4. L~pins. Al.
The following appointments have been made by the
Pred.rt John fchs ltt district Of Indiana
Aan King for the lld District o. M'A hqieii,
Collector r Che li District OF no' John W
Firm. Collector % the Alftt District e Oio.
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FLASHING TON.
DRAWING oP PRIZES IN THE SOLDIERS NATIONAL
CONCERT,

DRAWING OP PRIZES IN THE SOLDIERS NATIONAL
CONCERT.
WASHINGTON, Monday Oct IT, 1880.
qhedrawing for the prizes accompanying the tickets
purchased for the Soldiers and Sailors National Concert came
of % night at the National Theater The house was pacKed
tie utmost good order prevailed committee from the
departments and from the audience selected ana upeI
tended the drawing which by OF large barrel on
pivot turned previous the taking out OF check Ihe iono"
ing are the principal prizes, drawn:
Ticket No 25 325-J. Tafinger Hudson City n J hrst
prize house End lot list valued at ssOQ Ticket 5f
valued at = 600 Ticket q7s 95K Ii woodiord Canstoga
Madison Co.. n y set of diamonds valued az sLO Iiche'
valued at $500 Ticket $40 253B harrington Branch Co.
Mich silver easet valued at S6)O Ticket lOis-I mon
Department Club Of Washington j. c. piano valued AZ 5000
Ticket 77e4wiilm Biastant Washington u. C., diamond
ring valued at 500.
The balance OF the prizes valued $4,000 being
drawn.
ANOTHER sWINDLB.
Rumor states that a certain New-YOrk City poll
cnn who figured conspicuousy in he Philadelphia Conyen
ton left town last Friday morning with about 10000 which
obtained under queer circumstances The National
Bank OF the Metropolis this city reported the victim
Tie of this bank large stakeholder in National
Bank Memphis and held deposited here some s9O
belonging that institution which when called for produced
sensation The after considerable delay arranged
by the payment OF cash and notes for the balance OF
about 10000 These are now said be due and between
the two trials rumors says this Washington bank viii be
seriously crippled The cashier for NewYork to-
morrow.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.
This afternoon the Temperance men, under different
orders and associations united grand procession On their
passing the Mansion the Presden, came down to
the front poco and bowed his Acknowledgements to the
various marks respect with which he was greeted mass
meeting was held in the Capitol grounds where several adj
dresses were delivered BY advocates OF the OF total
abstinence.
PACIFIC RAILR0AD.
1t has been decided that the Union Pacific Railroad
Company having completed the seventh section OF their rail
road % miles length and having complied with all the re-
qurements Of law entitled TO have issued to them $4,000
United state. bonds being per mile for the said %
miles The bonds bear date October 10 1865 This section
reaches from the 20Jth TO the 24Oth mile post
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cdd that the glazing eorthenwnre does not subject
it higher than n per cent and the wei known eaTtheh
yellow ware five per that no, being included IN the
description OF common or gray stoncware
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THY conrrY CONTENTION.

THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tie Union Republican County Convention, which
adjourned 70 meet this evening has been further postponed
until Thursday evening 18th ins al a oclockn compliance
with request majority Of the members who are engagedin
sbe work registration This Is wise wl furnish an op
Ortuny the original delegates to discharge the duties as
bgned them
EHE GERMAN FEyToS wooDPoRD CENTRAL CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE
of the City and County of New-York held meeting
ut Raeics Hotel No . Thirdaye, Sunday evening Dr
Naamaun presided The hall filed 20 its utmost capacity
"A appointed 10 make arrangements ior
great German Mass Meeting n be held next Thursday evening
II which IL s expected Carl Schurz viii be present
TWENTIETH DISTRICT RESOLUTIONS.
At a regular meeting Of the Twentieth Assembly
Dsret Uaon Republican Association held at Dngledein
&rdsy evening Oct 70 John r Zeey presiding the follow
Ing resolutions unanimously adopted and ordered TO DC
R,pf Ths, this Association opposed the policy and
Johnson and cordially Of the acts
onrr-ss dealing lately reben and that be
tjOvenEen tho liberties Of the peo
III. upon Bphoidng and sustaining Conges against the
President no mas proved hraeh uniAihiu 10 t
.rsrty that eleva,ed him 70 power -
= p,f That we vii bot and tried man for
- MI Coosre.s an one elected vii for
rb ,nd policy q the present Congress- and against tins de-
.strucye policy Of Andrew Johnson -,
Bey MA, tbe votes speeches and declarations ofthe Hon. VIM
Dy Ia, bas proven wisdom and faousnii that HE
bi,. . cordially and unqas hsdy opposed the
g. md uocv Of President and that age confidence IN m
u reu0miuated ard excited Be will faith
EIy "a eauey carry principles rae ynon party % de
Ss-ed ~ tie resolatiohs a the Sygscgse Conyenti9
sVsG 1bs 0 Debates hsIeeIs elected ~ Js Association
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NEW-YORK.
Union MEETING IN ALLTGANY.

The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in the County Of Alegsny 81 at Belmont Thurs
dly afternoon From 900 10 0) OF the Boys 10 Blue and
freedom loving ditigeDs Of old Aegany assembled Cen
WIN NJ Gregg Of Elmira presided and received with
cheers his old comrades Eloquent and iorclne
speeches made by the principal speakers Gen Chas H.
Van Wey aud Col Kenk The applause and enthusiasm
spontaneous unbounded Brief but pertinent speeches
were made by Hon Ward the Hon W Hatch III" Rev
~ V Hull and Crane Aegany promises good work On eIec
ton day.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES
THE GoULDNG PATENT CASE DECIDED

BosTOg, Oct. 15.-The case of Eben ID Jordan IN
equity against The Agawam Wooden Mil Company when was
argued before Judges Clifford and Lowell IN May last was e
cded to-day in favor Of the complainant as me owner OF ne
Gouldng patent on wooden machinery by deere sSs
the patent and ordering perpetual Injunction against the use
OF the machinery. This final decision case whch As
affects the heaviest manufacturing interests OF the cou
Try OF the most important argued III the cSu
Il r. Curtis W Stoughton and Brooks Bal for complain
ant Caleb Cushing and James Il RObb for defendants
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OBiTLARI.
SOLOMON PIPER.

BosroS, Oct l5.-Soomon Piper, President OF the
Freeman died while seated In chair
lie seemed IN usual health the time OF bis death
CAPT. JOHN CLARK
dispatch from Chicago announces the sudden death
Of Capt John Clark 10 tina; city sunday Cspt Clark pre-
vioas 10 the war was connected with Ts BoSon Cour
Subsequently he held Captains commission and was Com
ni,sary Of Sasano and while in New Orleans commenced
the republication Of The Dtd and anerwaId eshhahed Inc
korfou IosL lie about ~ years old
DR. JOHN ANDREWS.
COLUMBUS. o., Oct I5.--Dr. John Andrews, Pres.
dent OF the Board Of Control Of the State Bank Of oo G
suddenly last ght
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Rally for the Uni on.

Rally for the Union!
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr-FHNToN AND WOOD
FORD CAMPAIGN cLUBS
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Regular Meeting Of h. Club viii be held at Hssdquarsr, De
t D.eu.ary Twenty d asd seonds'e tentrsDee
on on WEDNESDAY EVENING October H. 1885,
y O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by
The Hon A. W. BENEDICT Of Peun.ylyaniA
GEORGE A EVERETT, ESQ., of Ohio.
The Hon PHILIP FRANKENHERaER'
and others
fine Band Of Music viii be in attendance.
The Boys Blue ladies' Of the District ere especr
ally invited to attend, for whom seats will be reserved.
JAMES NJ THOMSON, President.
Col HENRY BEESY, vce-Presdent-
WILLIAM DnrxxosD. }s.,-.,,r;..
GEORGE 5. WHEELER 'e9'e'aie~
Grand sRss R MfaffsS
Of the UNION REPUBLICAN, MEN on KINGS COUNTY,
w, bSAgBSy { q Or snQg ok, s
The following eminent speakers Sl adires. the
GENERAL j. D. cox
GENERAL JAMES NJ ASHLEY iiilE3, u o'"'
HON D. P. TYLER
So cHTrESpEN c. e.q.
GEoRGE ". HoxIE esq
JOHN OAKLEY, esq, and othsIs
KINGS COUNTY GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Republican Union County Convention.-The Republican
Union County Convention will No 800 Broadway the
evening ofTURsDAY 49, 1866 at n O'Clock instead OF on
iar.diy Evening 18Th ALEXANDER MCLEOD President
JAMES NJ. MeCARrIs
JONI CAsTRKLL. secretaEies
GEORGE G. ELLISON.
Ninth Assembly District.--THE UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION the above District will hold an meeting
LEBANON HALL. No. 10 Abingdon square, rms Tuesday
Wv oHAs. wRlGHT KIRBY Secretaries.
" n CARPENTER. 5''S'''
Fifteenth Assembly District (Iwentieth Ward. .
by Congress- Citizens opposei to MY policy ana IN
Of ENTON aud WOODFOkD viii assemble IN tsu0 As
meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING, October ~ INST, a. y
o'clock Hall Eish,have. and Ihiry'hud"t
Good speaking by .orrr cc,urprz
Judge ID. r TYLER, DR.. FREDh. ~ ~ Il,
Col ELLIOTT r. SHEPARD, Col I'D. GEBhAhD.
Come all.
JOIN GoLLER Secretary. THERON IL bI 1LEh, rIesoeo-
Twenty-hr-t Assembly District Union Repubbcnn
meeting this Association VII De neio a.
One-hundd third and Ihirdavei
A"i' 'iO''O'" W. IT, DE CAMP, President.
o. Oh b; T TOsros Secretaries.
Attentou, Political Club-.-FOR sALE--A BRASS IAN,
heel carriage beautifully painted WIN a.
fixtures IN complete order, 81,
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO OCT. Is.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. I5.-The cotton market is very
active with sales to-day of bales Mddns UPAnd have
advanced Id closing at l54d
LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON Oct. l5-The money market is slightly trmer.
Consos for money s9i
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following the prices of American Securities Eres
40. Illinois Central 7sI; Five Twentes 7O!
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poliiieal Notices.

The Naturalization once Of the kkf0b..n,' nnno.,,.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE 10 open AT No p c.
n. City Hall All who desiring 90 vote ior M h, hs ire. Of
did.tes and require Naturalization Papsrs may o0''N ~ NV
eharre Once hour, from to o eloes
Ceprai Comm,ttee Fenton and woodford Campaign
Cubs. c,-A. -, A..
CITY Of arc requested meet Room NO Linton la
on Psrmarspt oTs,uirstion will report. BY order -,
MORTIMER c. LEE, Secretary pro tenn
DANIEL SHEEHAs Chairman. pro teul
Union Republican Nomination
yoR THIRTY NINTH AND FuRTTETH CONGRESS,
THIRD DISTRICT,
cor,,nv IA, "a "a Oh sh nh 9Th lh 18th, ls,h and 10th
Wards, BROOKLYN. -
SIMEON d. CHITTENDEN.
linton Republican, Nomlnatioen.o
FOR REPRESENTATlNE ~ toN1ht,aos;
Sixth Congregational District, yh. ~. anu i'" '@'u'
CHARLES :. sPENCEh~
Vs"' "Ns" ~ D'''"s ROBERT IRWIN, chairmsa
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rAnnounceuIents.t
Mr. SIMEON DRAPER.

Mr Simeon Draper says have been using LEvErrs svrErEsIA
f last month and deem capital for daily use
ICED 70 be the DertIhce known and the only Que
m has the universal q the scientific men In the
rre..on Warranted jae bu, preserve the enamel
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MEDICAL SCIENCE.
UyrvEasITY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The Medical School belonging to the University Of
the CITY OF New York temporarily located in one Of the build
ing. OF tie Cts Hospital worthst the use of which was
kindly rendered them by the Ten Governors after the burning
of the Winter course was delivered before very large audience
az ladies and gentlemen evening by Prof John W Draper
He spoke some length OF the merits OF the University men
made IN he methods Of teaching in this school since its earliest
Iejir,sn.s recently Instituted by Prof Henry Draper.
The latter gentleman added feature Of great interest 70 the
audience In the exhibition Of the magnesium ght and the IN
srmet which he has invented or adapting It's the Illus
trang OF the study Of anatomy The cellular tissue the pig
mert tissue and numerous other wonders OF the study
shown and the Of the negro accounted for by very
radical reasons
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NEU.ORLEdNS.

NBw- ORLEANS. Oct. I5.-Henry Bier, prominent
odd fellow. died to-day 80
MANY Maamoos merchants and shippers awaiting the
dcnolement Of events the Rio Grande.
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coLrNuIA COLLEGE MEDICAL SCHOOL.

The opening exercises for the regular Winter SEES.
sion OF the Columbia College Medical School took place last
evening The lower lecture completely filed with
medical students and their rends not Few Of those present
being the freshmen Just about TO enter the pursuit Of the
studies preparatory the medical profession The professors
of the college number having taken their
Exercises were commenced with prayer by Dr. Weston
hpp after which the President DR. Deaed and made
lief address He welcomed the students back
resume their old sbors and would gives word Of
IN those who sat the first time There things
t fesh In the minds Of all and Of the associations In
to with which every lover Of medical science should feel justly
roud These things doubt calantes but in heal
ing wounds and mitigating pain and eradcag disease dveed
era ana the war glorious records for American medical
SIN He congratulated the profession upon the noble
~ lie great destroyer Of life had been stayed and driven
k rom entering into midst by medical skill courage and
Devotion Not less there ca of Joy IN rejecting upon
The truth AM aitstaA viii wl.gh TIC s.,geoas q OK a
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
ys- Gore-ao--Hon REUBEN 4. FENT0N. Chauauqua:
JorLL CopaHor-Geu. STEWART L. WOODFORD Kings;
Dor Canal Com'y.-IIor. STEPHEN I HAYI SteuDeni
Ior Fris0n LgsPee0r-Gen JOHN HAMMOND, Essex.
Election Tuesday. Nov G.
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THEFALL STYLE AT KSoxs, No 2l2 Broadway,
are no, ony peculiarly elegant remarkably becoming The Her
wond how KnoG can HE Hats ehssPy There Ia no &C.
ri. sl,. Immense that very 'mA pron' on
hal give. him all the mouey he wants
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On resp, foot viii send ;. :. any part ., The
length PArbxr WHITE WI toh Crh
J, will ru or door clothes end VIII bat 20 yr &
refunded Over oeo
line. .rssdy Address PATENT ars
WIRE Co. No. lts Broadway, n. y.
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TILE PdEHI(.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 1.-THE steamer Constltu-
ton arrived from Panama this morning with New YORK oates
of Cant
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yorye A,yRIcA IS Now READY Bows and Gil

urrh Hurrah beautiful entertaining ard instructive MACHINE
ho OF good you VIII rsiand and delight in DC,
Wins srr presentation plate Send for NO. sIJ boad"sy
or cod eyerywheFv.
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PYLH's o. X. SoAP-Good for the Laundry. Bath or
To.t the soap sold By Goeer genet
sly Depot. No. 10 WAshingtonst
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RIP THIS
M1RRIED.

JAMEs-A, South Bergen n. j. Oct IS 1866, Mrs. Harrison NJ
James o. . daughter
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THE PUBLIC HEAL TIL.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Oct 15-Durng the As hours ending at
D. m to-day n cases Of cholera and 81 deaths have been re
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South America Has Surrendered
The exquisite peame Of all her floral odo to the people Of
the United States Is PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING cEREVS.
The fragrance Of the air Of her valleys luxury to breahe
ha. been placed reach Of the whole American people
American institute Farmers, Club. a M iAs o. the
cnh win he held TO-DAY CIuesdy OcI 10 at ~ Ocock At
the room. Of the institute Cooper Building All who take ~
i"''' - JOHN W. CHAMBERS Secretary
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CARD.

Is with feeling. pride manufacturers thai We pss
sh the following temOnis which been received BY
Gently:
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-NION MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN UNION STA COMMITTEE
HDoRs METROPOIITAS HoTEL. NEw-YoRK
HAML. HARRIS, Chairman.
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Saxon Green been about four and the Manu-
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been In use by the
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HUNDREDS OF PAINTERS, AND
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feel pleasure inviting attention to the following and
other voluntary tributes;
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This brought degree Of perfection never hhsfto
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would sPsssy s my Sns s By the .
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The woodlawn Cemetery .a.,sa o. the Ire Of Tue h.,.
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Wigs, Toapees and Ornamentai Hair.
Y,rs. quality dye deag Black OF Brown al 'AAds's
W. A. BAICHELoRS No. ls Bona.si. -.,
Clothes wrinssrs g n sus; kERA.RE9 b az No 3
Cour;landts; New-fork
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16

TO the Congressional Convention Of be and they
hereby. instructed to for Mr. Dsrng denomination
LIQUOR ON ELECTION DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16

sleep In Peace.
NO MORE RArTLlNG5 o. or wiNp 20 Ho BLINDS
M - -.se locks them, Keeps out tain and dnst nahe,
sen me- the =, new simple. darabe Ornamental cheap anu
old olhus v>os Inv hardw Dealer. Agents wanted
easily sPphS~ Nv Il. STEVENS No. ll9 hsssasre
Majaviro Pero@e des,, ,yS5yS s ssvd used
For ale by ali the ps,neipa Dtus<' is.osEs Co@ests.