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The national Republican., 1866-11-29
REPORTED ACTION OF GENERAL
SEDGWICK ON THE RIO
an ANNE - . r... ~. .H 80

There is not only no authority Whatever
for the crossing Of our military forces on the
Rio Grande, but a positive order against
such movement At ten O'Clock last night
no official information had been received by
the Government confirming the report tele-
graphed here from New Orleans that Gen.
SEDowIcK had crossed the river with his
brigade and taken possession Of Matamoras,
and the probability is that the story is not
true. But if it should prove true Gen. sEDG-
WICK will have violated orders, and will be
forthwith relieved from duty and ordered
under arrest .h 90 .H HHi +. aruhf
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Colorado EIecfion.. Z.

NEw YoRK, Nov 2s.-The New York
Tribune tomorrow will contain reply by
Senator Chaffee, Of Colorado, to Gov. Cum
mings' recent defence Of his course.
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Canadian Gunboatsin yyfnssr GUAR
,,, teF1. ,sS5glg i<,l

IA ToRoSro, Nov. 2s.- The dispositioA Of gun,
boats for the winter is as follows: Huron il
at Toronto; Chernb and g oodfich protecting
the Prince Alfred, which is also laid Ap there
Britomort and iDhnyille projecting 4he Res
cue Hercules and Royal Ripgstah navy.
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FessendcrS EnteStsineti
Like u Prtn co.,r ssafsa 10

%. New YoRK, Noyn2s.-The Union, League
club gave princely entertainment to Sena
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
Ffnancasl.

~ NEw Yohk, Nov. 2s.-Gold, ,l4l IA Tho
money market closed very easy at 5a6 on
call, and there was more disposition to dis
count prime business paper at those rates.
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Gold shipn,en,ltLs.

SAN FRAScrsco, Nov! 2s. During the past
week Wells, Fargo & Co, have shipped from
their Virginia and Gold Hill Offices assayed
bullion valued at S338, 8,444. d. .,.. +, .', n
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
Races I'D Richlaond.

RioHMoNb, Nov. 28.--At the jackson Park
races to-day Lady Warwick beat Flyaway
in I three straight heats, Time,;5s2;40 ~,
2:4l l.2, 2;42 l-2. ,1 TAI b. ,dl n Twods "a
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Disnstrous Firo IN AIalb balna.

AuuusrA, Nov. "2s.4A disastrous FIRE oc.
Cured at Epfala,, Alabama, Nov. 27, destroy
ing ten to twelve houses, The Ne,os Office
was burned. } Loss, lei00, 900 TO $50 900, Hl
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
Thanksgiving In New York..

~. NEw YoHK, Nov. 28.--Tormorrow will be
observed as q, close holiday Business gen
orally will be suspended down, town. The
evening papers willnot appear. ,sas n "
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
A High seas BlurAerer 6cntsnee,

PaoS,DrscE,r Nov. .2s-In the United
States Circuit Court today Robert Grove
was convicted ef. .mgfdsr on the high seas,
and sentenced to be hanged on Friday, March
l. Az Rhode Island abolished csPitabpun-
ishment many years ago, this peAtsncs may
be Stss carried insg sss y FS On ihs
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iAICanard 4 4luft : !. \, !.

New ORLEAxs, Nov, 1e.A Our idispetches
from this point yestsrdA y furnished sintelli-
gence from the Rio Gfs1de q lAts IA the
2Sd, one day later than that pf the Qslysston
dispatches telegraphed from NeX Yofk to-
day. ne" Y a 'n''sstt,s,N
The report of tho latter that Gen. Sedg-
wick had crossed with troops and tAksm pos
session of Mstsnsrss y evidently A cspard.
Gen. Sedgwick thaa paid On unoliicial i visit
To Gen. Escobedo, who is investing Astamo-
ras. oh tr 10 tg,g Asti 40 .aaiTsilV
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
,itsi H. Axins fer the Liberals.

SAN FRAsoIsco, Nov. ga letter. dated
Aftata, October 81, says. the ahAtk qKeelp
succeeded in landing Cargo Of arms auh
munitions Of war for the Liberals at that
place. She went from thence to the Co.
lordo river and took OF, board A 800 mus,
kets and the Hupgerford party, and cleared
for Libertad, but having no chart put into
La Paes, where learning that .he Liberals
had no money to pay the charter, and had
determined to seize the vessel Without pay
ing, the captain Of the KeOka put back for
The national Republican., 1866-11-29

A sTEAsruu is at present engaged with
Msssrs. Brunei 4 Hawkshsw in surveying between
Dover and Calais in connection with the projected
tunnel between England and France. The vessel
has been specially fitted with scientific apparatus
for that purpose, and may bs seen any hne day
from the pier,
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
Walls Opera House.

A''' II. B. PHlliIfs, accompanied by
major part Of the new company for WiIL's
sIOpsra House, arrived in town yesterday.
'lThe rehesrsals Of Griffith Gaunt will begin
Z to-day, and everything will be in complete
ssrssdinsss for the first performance on Mon.
n. x ,>a,t cid 10 ts,I ssg h4iG "a. ItHE
l.ss.,. o. lEsuigr bad
Gov. swAss. N Maryland, md an inter
view with The PRESIDENT yesterday. The
friends of the Governor will present him in
the Legislature for the Senatorial seat now
occupied by Mr., CHEswELL-
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A COMPLIMENTARY benefit to Mrs. W. r.
Blake 10 proposed in New York.
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: rThe .Renian News DoubteA.

lNEw. YoRx, Nov. 2S.--,he apxsty' to heat
from the Fenian linsurrection in IFelald u
very great. The, very fneagre snd unsatis.
factory telegrsms puTporting TO Hare eOriS
over the cable, 1--WE rise to the ,bslisf qthat
the .English Government u sexercising q cen
sorship over the Atlantic telegraph, or that
the sensation news "a manufactured BY IN
terested parties In, We city. or yslbs5iss t..
Arms and o13cefs ate known to have been
sent to ireland from this city. One ,,rcgi.
ment Of State militia hss furnished one hun
dred and lahy mem ~ oIhcers and large
accession is expected from the British army.
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H.w up yst..s,ss:: 1s....- Is : Il.iI ; :

NkwY0sx, Nov. 49, The Hstslf'gspss
cial from Toyonto says tha nexs NhipA -
received today ssssrdine IL Seostm1 1slsa
Fenim rising ip Ireland has caused .itlIYg
excitement, The Globe, Telegraph and
Leader issued extfis,s xhlcH Nets eagerly
purchased. ( The people Who helisxs tepk-
ems was humbug, and his boasts . lpAding
on Irish sou before the LIST ,of Jtnu4fy were
ilnpsactissbl., =. now besihains ss6slisys
fforanor u, kne ,the inovemsnyssy e.
from doing the prisoners under sentsacal ~
good, .wills in6nltely Fksufi them; sanA fssh
the tsnos Of the London TSn,eS article,
copied to-day n the dsily papers, the hepes
That we're hssetoioss y Hin3alasd n BY ythfsif thfsiF
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INAoIIauqaa IAXQnlK aIr
ASSuD A. er,unuur1Y

tNxw Yonx, Nov. ae-- n n dsnisd ON the
very highest FeHilH vGlsA4tief 0Fesldent
RoSssls :6H .fjyefi attpg 10 NJ IN q
anSaS(hy csnaivsd ct. Ills s6oS&S = - asat
in Gp,an&tY pn nsisqyhtspd wefs} ~ e.
Jsmss GSspAcsS eriniat isllt.ss sssjsf 's 'i,ses
hsMsi n. yrslena s.s dsstltpts q isgsaas,li' ~
\ :. =. ~ !. ~ - ~ - 8.
The story s6sl ;s ssS ;s'',;ss, ;ssssa,i islss aiSg
tiss 1of &fmn ~ 1fsltddfi untrue, . kseeak
ssrtsd-svssytA - ssuA inta. .cash n NM
York.
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
REPURAFQAN THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1866

+; .i:$ E:;:;;;: ;:;;;:.. I 1; |;
from New York loot o4 board ~ gen
and freights ofrthe 1is6( No. p Ban
Francisco, which put fn here several days
ago, and sailed for Greytown this afternoon.
,zClsmsnt. @. Clay and xifc came here this
morning from Baltimore to pay . thAnks
giving visit TO the Davis family. .Ths lsAftt
Of their stay not. known, but II 10 said they
leave for tho South on Friday.
The annual conference Of the Methodist
Episcopsl Church IN session today N Nor
folk concurrsd in Tie recommendation Of the
General Conference respecting the change
of ia name N ZtAe Church, Whereby ID
word South'is cropped md "a the question
u the sdn1isiun ef lay arepreseptstion into
the councik y the, conferences. The confer
ence adjousns to-mofrow. .o',s - ,,-,.,,..
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
Markets.

'''4 eN''t NEW YoRK. 4. ihs .,sf5laa
NEW YoRs, Nov. 28.-. Cotton sdsclined
f.2ald; sales. today 1900 bales ;sM Middline
Uplands, 34a34 IL Orleans, 80. lFloar dull.
and ,20a30 ,ca., lower. Wheat duiI, and 2s4
cts. lower Corn heavy, and 3a4 cts. lower.
Oats dull, and !, cent lower, Beef heavy.
Pork heavy and lower mesa $22. .09 prime,
e20.50.l Lard quiet Whisky unchanged.
Nswi YoHx, Nov. d. Stocks dull, and
lower. Gold l4l IA. The following sre the
closing prices uf rGoveruments: Fivetusn-
ties ofi66z, coupons 1O6 8s4al0s, ditto Of
1864, lQ6 5-8alQ6 7-8; ditto Of 1865, l06 81
alO7;, new, lo7 7-8a108 1-s; ssvens, 6rst BE-
ries, los 5-8a106; second series, 1o5 IA; tens,
W S-AatO0Gbn.siso atitBS assIaas.is Il, =
BALrIMoRE.i y, IA. .l.ua q. ,s,,l
a BxLfyHoax; Nov. 2e.--Thei market opened
With 3 better feeling than, last xssk.s On
Monday and Tuesday prices wore better
tESH tb4dsy. Common, e6s6; fair, 96.60a
$50. good, ,S6.75a7.26; prime, e7.2cs7Ho.
Prices to-day are IA = cehtiower. Hogs-
owing to tie decline al last ,1ssk holders
stopped shipping today; Gales wete made at
salo cents. Sheep in,sood snpplyaat 6as1 IA
cents. .ss3sb rVsi1t hhG st1fhiia eetyiytbs ar d
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No PAPER TO-MoD0OWs ga
To-day having been 81 Spsrt BY the Chief
Executive Of the nation for Thanksgiving
and Prayer, the Office Of the RKruBLrcAS will
be closed, and no, paper will be issued to-
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TIA Wtsel0slpDi naDiAs.

81, Low, Ho1s --is.visv q shs com
Pletion efths 1gstyy x - aisk.ippl Rap
omnssndssis3s esa ns Sa q q; as q hi
q cahal.srosnAi them ~ ~ bess. smeans of
simpfoting the ,nsvis PATTON Of ~. Riyss he I,
! nM6fchshts' BxcbaAgs SdoPtsds srARissr a.
resolutions calling "a scisisins ebssassiag On,
the MfSsissippi nvet who ne sihtsssu1sa n
the riysr esf EkfcS y " iheSt M inconssntie. 4
g: g.. s'ss as:.s::s:: :ss:.s si sss
The national Republican., 1866-11-29

TAaakssiviag q S,ufh ,Csrsafi.:..
goLvnsA, Nov. 2e.--Ths Lsgislstufs has
adjoarned until Tuesday, IN Difference 10 The
Pfesldent's thankseivine pfoelanasion. !. ~
The usnry laws win certainly ~ fepssied.
The national Republican., 1866-11-29
~ eAlaa EflH IAsl1,

1Nuw Tons, New Il ..-fAs Hwsl sqpscisl'
from Montreal says tie srsasgssln&a = Ne
rerhcvtaufthe FeHian PsssnisstIsaitAs ~
In that city to Sweetsbese .ase tcosn4a asSsd.I
The aYtisSHsrs WIN bs stSseanpaasas - .
stn@S military Enstd. fe4tsaee eatsve1Ataa
ofsisa SS ysnphs p s.sst.ssfg 4. a ~. n ~ n
The Qssxsst exeitsmsnt y mapifsstsd M,
tkb c1y sssr AAep nsWs af De scatbreak p
The national Republican., 1866-11-29

.sTAe. nay HeSpesssA n sHicssS. 2
.CAIOAoo, NOH- 2ss rAli the papers "A this
city Suspend publication tomorrow. li,E a. ~
The national Republican., 1866-11-29

ThankSgitin9 In Daati,n0fss o.
i-BALsrnoRx, Nov. 28.-All the pspers d
this,eity suspend Publication tomorrow ans
krldAV morning. al ~ -. - q
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gorucrnilon Notices.

| CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice Is hereby
~ given 10 the occupant oracupnisooi houses
os improved - uuinpovet lard arc-r irfsby iht W..
office Of che Board Of Ason TO- examination by al persons inter
IT, fo regulating ssd paving At, from Fnh TO Sixth
I'd Yer bulldog ssr in Howard street between and Elm
ID For buidnE seer In Hid" street between 'nsoh AM
9Th For building sewer In F,yd street SECOND
to point IS feet west o. Fifst svctue go
Sta FOR baduE Baysrd between Chrysc and
9Th For budiug from Sixty h street to
through Second aHd basin
the Of frt ord siIyscord street 49,
badibs In Eshtyfcend street besWsea lhira
an Fo buildings Tyainth from sec md
10 the crown b.twrer Se .oud and firs'
sh Fo building IN Forty ninth street. from Ei'lh to
Iob For filing asth between second and
ih Fo paving from the Bo~sry Fourtesath street
The i'm g. rrabrsred by sneh acate I'll ,ts several
and o 81 ground vacant o pieces sad parcels Of snd n
i Both lido, o. inv from fiah 10 siTih
eI'eli OF halft bloch % he n'srssens 'ce'.
Boh sides Of Howard sf~ei from 'euo O. M stfeei
81 Boh o. Hivngion Ditney street
Of tny third stf~e from ft 30 reo2sd ave ue
q second from Fny'hfd - f 0uiih
Stu Both side. q Bsy.ri chry. Foryih street
Gtt Bob from sIty hrsi 70 sr'y second
stfe and both sd~ Of street tom fif' 10 20 'nd
I'm Both .i-s II Fty second street from Third 70 Youth ave
nrr 20 the insrssctiuE svrnuei
az Boh Ie, ninih from second Hvenus % ths
crown First and % the rttsh o. ha
III. bors either ~ on essefy side Of srond
sh Both ds of Fy rin;h street ron Eishh % hsth svsnu'
i0 On I'D. Of l2h street between second ana
Third ,vrrass known Ward Nc. y 10 block no ga O.,
both drs ThiTd from Bo~sry 20 me poi., .a
between and Feuth streets snd 10 the eitrn Of
hal the block the inierssc'ing street, 49,,
All @rsons laed By he above nined ,''-
meats aud opposed the eih~r of hem arr -
to ursnt trif objections writing the undef
signed Office No y Chame street bIs-meni Ne" Oou
HoB,e within thirty Day. on the date q ihi notice
JACOB y OAkLk1t !
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} }Sas : g% %%55IA$EEtt Oo.'' Of Assessor"
I'D n As.e..ars New Court House October 3 1895.
ONO bolId o. Assess'rs 20" IolII oy17 :, I
[PoToN AoIrEDIjCT DEPARTMENT Publi

INROION AOlEDUtl DIi An MINI - upliN
Ee,c. hereby given al interested 10 the con'irue
ton following Street mpoyemeus 20 WI; sewers ~ sth
sgb and tgb sfs-ts sud llh Hudon
fget between and Hammond streets sud In Oreeuwich
and Hammond stfeeff IN Houston
street Thompson and LauTel sreet Ia streets between
and Hudon hsef a. Lewis street
h-sn Broone snd In Leroy ses between Bed
fd street PLACES LsuIen street between Osna ana
roon streets O1tirt 800 aud l Re
ceivhs Basins the $ r. Of fh ayenns and
41d ,re y and sab street , h. corner
Of foadsav n W Of tn avenue and ga
aud I'D street, 4lso stone och
III 70 lnt svenues; Canal from broadway 10 West street
IN Pine seet from and from Front TO sonth
strrst Wall street to Ola .pi IN ts'h street
Boad~y; n 5Jd street rom gu 70
III .yennas William from Beaver % Peri street In 30ih
.trse IN 0h street from 1T 70 sh avenue
nd U Vesy street Greenwich sud IN tie
oo.d agns Re evns Reservoir IN Central Psr
10 p con q he Compo present
lie me d.sgsrd heretofore FOR the oTenns q the proposals
day ADJOURNED 70 II
o''O'A O. - " ' ~ THOMAS STEPHENS )Croon
ROBERT l.. DARRA0H. AT.
A ". CRAVEN, Board.
f9.s
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1864. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT q
COMAiENClNcS JULY Q. l5ob-
Psssuger Station Eew.Yorr TWENTY ssssath- q
EOurth-Sys Eutrsnss on fweutv seventies.

Psssuger EewYorr, corner TWENTY 'sssa'h ana
Eutrsnss twenty sevrntnH
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YCRk;
For New Hsven 100 500 tEI.l l30A Rlb tErJ 9W
EI,j 34s. 80 aud 400 (E1.,l o IN -.
FoT Bddseport. 100 400 lkI,I hD n HIs tEI-l ""
FOR Milford and stfstisfd S{f foOI N. Is 40, pm
Tor farnsld Southport aud w,sPofi 10" Nv" N 1'' 80
YOr NorwslE 40 400 CEIl 80. MA M 2s. CEIl 100
(E1.l 49, 40. $50 500 Tx. ~ N.
For D4rien 100. go. ll.30 =. as. I'D I'D N
Greenwich 100 80 lJo ? - 3i5 g. 90 D
FOT stamford 100 % a. - $50 lid m l2B tEEJ alb
400 In } -, 40 $50. ga 900 (EI.)p "a, 81, =,
For Port stations 100 ~ lL m
-' ~ wv CONNFCTING TRAINS.
For Boston. Springfield coo tbIl 1V ttI-l'o9 . N.
FOR Boston, Shore Lns 2l5 (EI.l 100 o. N 81, a.. r
ForHaod and Springfield 500 NJ TIKI Lila 'V' 'hi''
m.
trea 800 D. NJ. NORTHAMPTON. -.
For Hartford Providence Fshkn Railroad 500 lE1b m
oPE. Haven New London and stoningOn RA'.d 400
l2l5. 300. 100 p =, 60,
ForB ousstoinc Railroad g. m
Eorh 500 N. 100 r. IN
Tor Dsnbary and koTwsK Railroad a. NJ ~ p n
N'"" JAMES II. HoYT. suot
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
~ Coorsnd.st for PHiLADELPHA at and 10 NJ y M .
snd y ~. BALTIMORE and WAsHSsToS at and ~ q b.
~ and IL midnight.
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legal Motifs.

C,CPREME COURT City and County OF New
- York--AMANDA l. WORRALL AZ. NORRIS WOhtALL-
ssmmons-Foy relief tCom not ssT) To Nohhs s,,,,:
WORRALL: You hereby summoned and re- hty stamp
aured 70 eoupsnt In ls hetion which % cents
ofse the Clerk OF the CITY and
County Of NewYot Al the City Hal New FORA Iy Ae!a -
less and ted eompsnt on we
tbsr a, nj, onies Ne u Nassau sueet New Yoh City within
service Of this sunmon on you OF
tb d.y and fall 10 answer the SAFE
within aforesaid The pth iE this soen "h Itc W VIC
Coeu fol the relief demanded in the complaint -. 60.
JAS. q. MoADAh Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated New. Yeri, Aug "a, 1885, Aat1sh"orN
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OCEAN Steamers
w.ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN

BANANA, NEW-ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN
i ROYAL MAIL COMPANY. -.
bPENlEg or STEAM CoMMQNlCAIIoN BETWELN NkW'
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA.
The Of he above Company vii b. recommended from Panama
10 Wellington NewZeaand on te Path June BY the steamship KA
KAlA f1owcG by he KAiKOUHA on the 2sth Jolly.
Paer gers good forwarded from Wellington 10 Auck
land DISCO Nelson Canterbury sydney Melbourne and other pa
q New Zealand and AIis, By tbs Coupany' lnisCo'oEa
enis in progress for the conveyance Of passengers and
goods through fares and al the principal
Yoris IN The AustrussaH Colonies.
M suung VOYAGES the Compsnys ships In conjunction with
Pacific Mat Steamship Company viii be a. olows
OUTWARD.
From New.York June n.
Prom Pansns. june -
Frcr Wellington. ~ D.. July 81.
Arriving az sydney July o. -
Ffoa NewYork 70 Wellington, 20 days
Prom Panama % Wellington 20 days
10 sydney @ Melbourne 8 days additional
HOMEWARD.
Fron sydney 3lst Nav or June I.
FROM wellington n. =, June g.
Prom Colon lAspinwal. July 10
Arriving a. New.NoTk, July 20
wellington 70 New-York ~ dave
Wellington 70 Panama, % days.
Prom sydney OF Melbourne, days additional
Tue viii be continued monthly unison with the foregoing
csies.
Particulars q fares aud rsigh application Pacific a
slip Company. Odloe No. 90 Wa.lst, NeW.York OF
CHAS. w. WEST, Agent Nc. q Wuism-st., New York.
WIN G. SEALY. Agent Panama
N.r " Nav
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Glncbinerp.

ATNo l75 Westinghouse, between Courtlandt and
N Dsy For Sale the hr Premium Portable and Stationary IN.
Empire ShnFs Mschnet and Circular Saw Mills also Agent
Tor Judson Factory Nos ands sueEst er'ey CITY
JOSEPH CHAMPION. Manufacturer
CTEAM.ENGINES, Flax, Hemp. Tow, and Rope
- Machinery, Mschinit Tools. &c. TODD RAFFERTY,.
wsrehols,. No Dey't WORKS Patterson. \. }.
FVHE ADAMANrINE BRICK PRESS
II Ia the ONLY BRICK PRESS that u,ss the PERfOkA
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while In the
process Of pressing - 49,. - .
N. ONLY PREss ~ USE that capable Of making pressed
BreL THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK or WAR; IN
BURNING. Al others tina, profess TO do imator, add We
caution public their imPosiVns l. {. NOODhUfF
.deut M. is5 Broadway
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TTyUE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
RACES POSTPONED
Of the continued inclemency the weather ths
IN q, h.x, tnken "Wednesday rhursdsy and
ssrs.y of ths w,ek are postponed uat hOspAr ItESpA
sss WEDNEsDAY ofns1t wesk Oct and - amer WHICH ""
There viii Os meeting Of the governing member TO nS~ s'
BY order, JohN D. ih'lNo oss.y-
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5ituations manteo-femaIes.

4 COMPETENT person desires Situation IN
~ either Brooklyn NewYoTk companion 20 an invalid ady
House keeper small family heie IS
given and required Apply either person by address No. V
AdamFsi., Brooklyn.
4 LITERARY EMPLOYMENT.-A Lady who has
Travelled extensively and been secu.'omed 70 we on Ete1
ety Of subecta including Scientific Political Religious and Lht
Literature, BOOK Reviews, Dramatic and Musical Cnm' Se e
form englgementt write Tor OF take eoo
popular paper magazine. Addre, D. station d.
AsiorpIace, kew-fork-
NNTANTED.-A SITUATION as Housekeeper, by
LADY furnish the best Of references Ad'
dress A. g.. Box No. III Tribune Office
WANTED-A Situation as SEAMSIREoS by q
respectable elderly Girl Undsnds al kinds OF family sew
ing bile Of eating and fitting chins cohe. Can DO seen
tits day from 10 until q, No Isl Thirdsye, corner
Twenty-hrt-st. Bes, Of city reference gwen.
WANTED A SITUATION by Scotchwoman IS
w HOUSEKEEPERi has had twenty experience either
city or country Satisfactory references win Can be
q, No. 50 FouthsVe.. between Ninth aud Tepth-sis
WANTED-A situation by respectable girl az
w NURSE PLAIN SEWER Seversl yesrs saisfsctory
from her last place Call at No 3i5 Seventh ave-
A NUMBER Of we'll recommended German Girls
"A SITUATIONS TO do general HOUSEW0RK &C. at Ma
LOVES German Institute No II StAnons, the Bowery
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n al. SEAMAN-LlTHOGRAP STONES,

1Cs PRf SSES tc 1t Auction D. NJ SEAMAN win sell 81
action THURSDAY October T. 66 q No. o'clock ma ct No
100 Ssu large qnsntiy Of LlIHOGNAPHlt NTOAkS and
PRES ts fiso some COPPER and STEEL fNGKANlNGS.
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oTyIcT OF THs STREET cosrl@lOstH,


rT1O CTORS.-PROPOSALS incOsed in
envelope Endorsed with he Tito Of The work and name
Of the bidder wrrn thereon will be received al ihn once ub ~
DAY October r. 1906 At II O'clock, n.
For regulating grading curb gutter ind Tagging One hundred aho
tbirtisth street between Fourth and tith av~uuss
For curling guiteng ard tagging Forty street between
Tlehth avruue and BfostwGJ.
curbng gutterng and nsgfs W est suee sha mte'ss
streets from ChsmDefsio Canal sre.G
curling sutterDg and tagging anren street between SPs
and Prince streets. ,,--,.,t-.--..,
For cofbins guTng aud hsssng OnehuhdIea ana leehh
street beR e~n Third and Fourth ayenues , -.
For curling guttelg and hgsng One hundred andt"shS a
street between Fourth-sv.nue anu Ayease A. . -
For tagging aght street between hudsoet 400 NORTH River
fng SIXTY between Third and fth sVsnue'
asng street. be sixth and seventh avenues
Tor as.ng TdivsDne between Sixty hfh and Seventy moth
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hundre ID land. twentieth streets
Ear h,FFing the sidewalks around suyvessntsqnars
Fr bz the and erecting tia iron railing to neose
For 6ns sansen Broadway from FOny fourth to Forty
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Yors SEPT o. 1865 CHARLES q. CORNELL Street Commi'
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HORSE POWERS.

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mpsny having purchs.d the stock machinery and business
Of the EMERY AGRICULTURAL WORKS and largely ne,eed
the capacity Of the prepared g Furnish the
BRorhERs PATENT DOUBLE SHAFT AND 6EEhiNo hA A
WAY HORSE POWER which IL economical than any ohe
IN Lever Powers Thfaher and Cesneri It.er, ana
sepsntor Wood sawinE Machine Emery Bo' Patent star 'on
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Order, solicited and promptly attended to.
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D. n REEVES A Co.. Nos. le3 and lsl Natefsti y. J.
H. H. ALLYN Co. Nos. lds ard ~ Waerst, " y.
J l. GOODWIN Co. Nos 70 and ~ FULTON a., " u
once Of the Company, No IS ststs-st. Albany, y. y
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III Price, for sale by '. l. ALLEN Nsterbufy Com
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