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yours q. 'FG f. WATSON, Cashier.
TBIAL OF A SAFE IN THE OFFICE OF C. B
AND O. X. X.

CHICAGO. Sep ember l3, 1865,
BfurrdV s WtRRe. Genera Agents Ljiite'S Safes:-
eports one OF your 20 8 Safes severely tested by
burglars hev worked all night at it with dri ls
wedges and chisels but the ents undisurbed
and the ate apparently but little damaged. Please
send us Cne OF the same place it. another
of size for use at Mendoza. Our Nafe there (of
another make) was broken into and plundered
Yours respectfully, o. p PRICE.
Purchasing Agent B. and q r R.
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Governor VIM. Bebb, ILL.,,
q. Storrs, N. Y,
II. A. Pierce, California.
j. Ii. Hawes, Iowa,
Hon. j. ID Defrees, Ind
II. s. FOwle, Indiana,
Hon. j. Q. Wetmore, o.,
j. W. Jones, o..
Hon. i w, Moss, Mass
Col G.. Tufts, Mass,
Hon. John b Page, VT,
Hon. N. OrdwaY' N. H.,
Hon. y. Douglass, Conn
Hon. w, ID, Washburn
Minnesota,
Hon. p. Sawyer, Wis,
VIM, p. HOWes, Wis.,
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p r / G T. &c w . O d,
N. w. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST OPENED:


5000 yards American Prints, fast colors, 16 a d
1ss cents yard.
] case fine quality French Mertnos, 81 25 yard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas, So, &c. co. 70, 80, 80
cents, 81, 81 12t, and 81 25 yard.
FLANNELS! FLANNELSl
AII.woOl Flannes, 85 80, 40, 40, 50 cents up to
$1'25 yard
nomOt Fianneis. 81 up to 80 cents.
All-wool Shaker Flannels so cents up to 81 yard.
Bleached and Unbeaohed Canton Flannels, cheap,
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins at
the very lowest marx OF prices.
Yard.wide Bleached Muslins, %, 28, 81, 33, 80,
97B cents.
Yard-wide Unbleached Muslins, 90 %, % cents.
Pillow Case and Sheetlng Muslns, etc.
JUST OPENED:
One case Bridal Quilts very cheap.
Table Linens, Napkins, and Towels
White Goods, very cheap.
A large assortment of Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gents Merino Vests, very cheap.
A large assortment of Edgings, Flouncings and
Insertings, Ladies' and Gents Linen Handkerchief
just opened, from auction, cheap lot Of Porte
monnaies, Tooth and Hair Bruahes.
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Hon, Sidney Clark, Kan,
Hon. y. III. Rice, Name,
, NJ. Howard, Nebraska,
j. WoOleY, Delaware,
Hon. j M .Edmunds, MN,
Hon. j. B.FriersOn, Ten,
Col. j. ii. James. Tenn,
james Mullins, Tenn,
James Davis, Tenn
j. b. Clark, Missouri,
Joseph 3. Reed. N. j.,
T.. Y. GOldsbOrOuRh. Md,
James M. Cooper, Pa,
Timothy Harley, 8. O.,
Hon. II j. Meigs, DC,
~, Il. Evans, ID, @, | n
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A SAFE TWICE TESTED BY FIRE

A SAFE TWICE TESTED BY FIRE,
WEST Troy. October 5, 1865.
This is to certify that at the fire which took place
had IN my once, and which Law in mass or burning
coal, me tInR the brass entirely of, preserved INV
books papers ana money in perfect order. leaving
the safe in conditon-except repaintng-it for imme
This safe passed through the great fire in Troy in
May, 1862, ana then preserved its contents entire
GEORGE f. MARK,
superinten dent W. Troy Ferry Company.
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PHILADELPHrA, October 10 I865,

PHILADELPHIA, october 10, 1865.
To the American Gum Paint COmpany-0enB:-It
gives me great pleasure to say that have caused
Bu cher's Patent Rubber Paint to be used upon wort
done for me, and IL has given great satlstac ION
believe 1t be the best and most durable paint fOT
metallic ROOFS or indeed for any work In which tho
object Is to resist dampness
Respectfully, THEODORE CUYLER.
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SAN FRANCIsCO, April 10, 1885,
Russell ErUR, Manufacturers Agents FOR Lilies
Sd1ey-
Gent emen:-1he safe referred TO in letter OF
February 81 having preserved its con ents perfectly
by the fire of asst Sunday nghtone OF the most severe
fires that has occurred in San Francisco 1t taken
from the ruins on Monday and on opening, all the
books papers found in perfect condition, not
tn least sign fire being visible inside the safe this
ber the third time the safe has preserved its contents
j. b HOLMES &c CO.,
GRIN Produce Dealers.
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To the American Gum Paint Company Gentlemen -
Having made use OF your Patent Rubber Paint more
less for the last years upon different kinds OF
me al as wen as wood where Il has been IN cons amt
contact with water find Ii all could wish, and
cOmmenn Il to others who wish paint that win stand
the action of air and water, and Is durable.
remain yours, etc., Il ID. DAVIS,
No. 81 Fulton street
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THEODORE CUYLER

PHILADELPHIA, January IS 1865
To The American Gum Pant Company -Gents;-T
have used several thousand dollars worth Of your
Paint bridges. passenger stations, freight houses
etc. believe it secures metallic surfa COS from
oxidation and can be recommend especially when the
works requiring Il extensive shall continue % uSa
Il, believing 1t to be TO my advantage TO do so
RICHARD b. OSBORNE,
Civil Engineer.
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New York, July 26, 1860.

To the American Gum Paint Company -Gentiemen;
- For many years we have been anxious to secure a
paint that would eectualy resist the action Of air on
iron and prevent eOrrOsOn We have tried many recon-
mended for this purpose, but have found them worth
less After testing VOur India Rubber Paint, we ara
confident OF is superiority and shall continue to
- W. "S' " MORGsN, ORR n Co.,
Enpine and Boiler Builders,
NO III0 CallOWhi street,
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HOWE is a native of Maine, and man of
warned accomplishments, He is a lawyer of
note, and was elected to the United States Senate
from Wisconsin in 1861; previous to which he
had served two terms in the Legislature of the
same State, and been Judge OF the State Cir
cunt Court. ..
MCINDoE is a native of Scotland, and came to
this country while quite young He was en-
gagged for time in mercantile life, He served
four terms inIthe Legislature of Wisconsin, and
was Presidential Elector in 1856 and in 1860
In 1861 he became member OF the lower
House of Congress, retaining his seat to the pre-
sent time.
FARoHILD is the present Governor Of the
State.
The Union League of America.
This body will have a special representation
IN the Convention, consisting of the followng:-
DELEGATES.
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I-fs President Acton -nd C'ssoorrs Serge and M'-.fr
Row m FRONT or '.TnOCTH CHURCH.

H-. President serg-a Ms-i-rrr
4 row m FRONT or '.TnOCTa CHURCH.
Though the bOtdly-sp1ee. doctrines Of the Rev.
LINN " cd Beecher sage ,e provoked comment o. NE
isr sad gnFstncie ant ot ths tae dspasg
f.g. ace ever actually come dsctfs o. suel case.
have happened he utieulas hase ever e'u most
fgy ks7t h1m Tho spap'it 30. ~ h"Uetrr VIII de
eDWc Oi nes es boaert a0n osor m'n's il npl cfdia
fsbs p9tE 3lega. seals n ti- Oh o. Ma B-ecl
ff bu sh, s.f BE- cyeg anIpFs lOies ae os ei
ttec shed Ifipe .han nalJ Of 4osruhopo' Tor The
ffItse. and TLo.go caBrrh most regularly eu'r Iss.
tolidLs u5 ohIrDh i0ts lie yes. 'it east t4t
then waiting Huih 100 l0ola 1i t.e rlitr 'ir ilowh
nici rcg8rf drcrDccs ~ sorife rs DELI e'o ,'a
hsd expensive eosils mght seem 10 p'onl'r e'1 ly ier
Hrcereu1niyrs rrtisienf 1nI IN io1i" n.lc- perfectly
3.fs. gov lf q, . so, ~ nan, .. err ,1s ~ ~,
INSTANCES ssouis us0a cli.th uian.
DER pew RON ibe occuraucF 4" t- Asfss
iyrulich ey nfe P'id 80 'ei'1 m 'a'f''s '' e'' ' OF
rn f,ot notorious 10 sH the tens OF toa.si.o, people
$40 ever year ugng the Cities OF heW AoA old btooky
that TIE e9 h0Jens n Plymouth Chufeho ss tot! iSs
fd Fs.s.isas term u semiigeysr greatly Bercle Jlalel -
are ess ~ render ~ ssns abd persons utterly tiA9oEu
b. tkem csftesies apd 'iVos uil age oriies 4" s
iiey Bnst Zoe aems8d git tbs aDs geacODs charitable u
frai ffif Chrfin spirit "a fact rs vel knogr ss = H. iHs.
81 bas taken tss good pstoi yen' e eiiys eA' 'A '
practical e1amle 20 cucne hs scope up 20 irI present
s1i Of faiyfis8i scc01ulOdsinp ard loving kn'fr-f
Of lsie fe.e nfosit1ns penioitefs ia,e n'p'fr ~
anv ard lie fash for gettlt ae b1Cnos Of te
.br pler tolseg fcly C1pt JHroHs .1 IritH" 'n i.r
,elussiof f'e Ctufh onrTs l., ol r..f '....'- d" "
ftn,i ner.le. ri'ii' o. o'N'N r.. N''.
fI.cG d small dsia,lJnf'f "' DIS n'I .. ..'' '
cocoon. .r f.r.. .I..lf s.Ufu. NIIH H. ..-.
I,..i, s.r..r. tlU. IsD.s ra. Drought lp I' .'' " Do
uI Comm. ..'f.t 'I -' ' ..f.'.
fs (.s... ,a,.,4 '.'' Or. pe,. ss" Va " a.yjaj
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE NEW-YORK =
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
WE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for NOVEMBER 81.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for NOVEMBER ~
rnE y y WEEKLY TRIBUNE ef hi. wssI ssn.n. the saa
IssDrye ARTcLFs-IeEefsOn D,,s; Mr. O. A. srorsoa. Lea
Tbaae and lie Union Cause To F5niae IN Iada NelaJulsI
@ ..e.a, Ediesa Paragraphs
o5iaary, The sdl.a., New oiy: seaherr qa1aoa
tle soch. Tie FIersmra fofe;sn ssn''i
Als daEzIrT NoNisArED i' z : sESAroR.
Inc DFFIcCLrYsl oi the o. ouus-oie
TuU PoPF's ALLOcUTIOs.
Nav ras Christian Examiner. AsgsHber Bod
pondDilie Weather; "Reminiscences Of Amseaa icat Per
he Cattle Ps,4e sHd Human FOOD The Poet md ~
scandal 81 - Poetry; naLziri Naro1s Items. ,, ~
.lusde Reception Of ne Graf 8[n oh@ploa ss bs1a.;
sr,Er,t sryrn,sK- Boston Follow, tie Lead Of the
Tar 70 cotOR.DOFrom Oar Special Correspondent BAy.
LtrTss Troy TOY BSoys o. 9IEoSP-Fom o.. sp.s GS.
s,,., S 10 6Tsn The Trmtoi,i Ari.,ocsy Tle Fh Az
nT,yol Lord PneOu'. Death. John Br9S6s Massh, Ds.A
S.n o. q. Jsdsa Co@nttss ssd Poi~..oI Hssy TsPsA
FRss HosPir.L PooE ATLANTA
FISE ASrs
SCIENCE
i Ioa1fas M,csr1sr
TsRSs o. Recommendation from o. A. Bro-B,os
Nh JoHSsoN xPiErr,L SUFFRAGE Hi' DasrSoe with Coz
ftkcrios SrELLr5zScE-NewYoki NswJer'ey; Knss.i Ns
AArMLIASs ATTEMPTED Escape.
lnstnte Fsrmers Club Tuesday Now
~ The Dlclot Gourd New Fruit japan Rap
New l. thu Manure New
Horticultural Magazln- insectsWhat win Destroy Lave WEIGHS
81 Cattle Moon,aiu Once More Gapes Proteetns Par Trees
Trees the Prs Hsise,fJf tue Pabie Chinese ism vinegar
Mang How Bletonsm FaImsis Accounts"
Euy Cluster Tomato i1fornson for Emigsns-Tbe Homestead
Law and Government Land The Cultivation o. Bao' ieaefe
Bees
PoErsI-My Gssi-n. Gondolsrs sony-sSs.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKErA
err irEES
MscxLLAskoug trRns
MARRIAGE DBArHS
LArssF MAoSEuc TELKGRAPH-speci. Dspa,ehes 70
TIE n. \. TnbunN
CosHERcuLFu Reports Of the Stock Money. Cotton Gss
and Msrksts specially reported for The ~ \. Tribune
Ready this morning. Pace ready for mailing five eeo
For sale BY al
Mai .l6scubsr. single copy ysir-s2 namben....s 7@
DO. Clubs ofhve. aD
Copies. addressed o subscnbers
addressed sub.crioers
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Tws1ty copies. % sdtrsss .................. 900
An copywl be sent for each club often.
Drafts on or fce orders payable the sTead
rHs TEIsuSK b,ns sAs pr-isrs5e 20 other mSdsd
remittance. Adde'S THE TRIbUNE. N-WYok
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STEINWAY 4 SONS
GRAND, SQUARE AVID UPRIGHT
PiAN0-fORTES.

have 70 First PreD1 ms the Principal SklS held s
Media Gree, AosU lonsl EIbsn y Londs= las con-
That The sres sapej sy Of these insr-u unrer,sry
Conceded Is .s'.o4 the sAcE :s: he s s, s
tho gea, mo the manufacturers - Doth httplces il
RIsaTs and Al ,br insTumerts p,ea BY he nod eaSsh,
Pns o. ~ and America w3 prefer men 's 'ef 9b pae
Every P no H. 1. cSnstrnced with thsr Pnt SEs Au.s.,
sTE GEsS 2's sNs 10 pseJ sEt 70 h ne.
and r Rom Fame patented jane Ices THIS ,sTeu on ss
~ providing the instrument m eddon 20 80. a.n - rrsxl
flames being cast % oSE PsGE theesy inPsEs say o eer
The oaSs6o1 supported between the ams by ssg.l
qcg capacity ObsaDsd ard regulated 90 'be Meet
e great aud EXQUISITE qaly q ops IS VII . sss,
Tie laqusded admiration Of the 'cal Proe''on 4zS 81 sO have
sTEiSW,Y SONS confidently oser these bssnI'l h,m,ns
10 public invite oger Of mSse 70 cad l lan.
nnfs1P9iER BEoM THE CELEBRATED EUROPEAN PIANIST,
ALEXANDER DREYSCHONk
court Pianist to the Emperor Of RassIa ., 80.
Mr.sns rGswGr cAnao' refrain iIsss sas..Ds
% ~ a 5s S Hi' S ySyi @ Sss sfs ssr
1nd desire nothing in ,hs wo, 20 psa ga as 20 Il a - %
pSnn David oers ST. Peerburgh one e yonI gesess
ne without delay in which manner can se'I s@& ih fF''
money to you A''''lAiLIfy sS6ER pgErscHoer.
Coat Pianist to the Roya! Ssn1y Of Engiaus.
Sous; n1ch pieasF- "a
the numerous eeTtatt r Lave
de.eTyey obtained Should my humble opinion be - weight
nav IA that rive HUyDREDTH Panose recital 20
Ihetenha on the 10th Of this month, af hers th~t
dr ay four annual Pari. have used 10 tal1 Pianos
0 I'D the r.t European nsngct bat have 30 ssffI
sENT EQuAL PURCHASED on pou Ia III 20. ger
one your finest square Pianos equal Que Oh ia d s
manufactured here. Truly y0uT, ,,,,, , ~,
Pianist 20 p r. n. The Princes 81 Wakes.
sTENWAY SONS PIANOS tre the 9ny AnleIitn ,hsaa
n ~ exported 10 Europe IN large Numbers Sha ss'N wv "
~, i Pianist ID European concert -o:ns
$3.50 . '"'''' WAREROONS
FIRST FLOOR OF STElNWAY Hall
Nos ~ AND 20 EAST FouRTEENTH-I'i
Between Fourth and lTyHgpale,
NkWIORk.
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ROOK AGENTS WANTED.

Nav ready Tor delivery uet National worA-no ja s ~ Sc.
onsi mo Rebe ion l. @ standards vii neve- 80 pr
hs. no composition; eight Distinguished literary men 49, pJ
hi writing time, cement 70 o-e e's -
udol and highly commended BY most - cof-'f -.
,i merlin e couatry lIdng - Prssll - 81 Ion.ts.i
l. equal Interesting md s ca-sesi u zoe 80 sh
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a than any one Subscription PGblsaeT y.' mar
ton for this WORK Az-nfs OFT thaa Hry pos ~
hi addition 10 the largest comms,ion fr-fA sathk
IN bat VnsoHal expenses ESQ 5o1-s 70 Asr~ q
Ccvter tev START 100 copss E1pefe 81 80
IA Arnts wanted; others need apply. Fof Ia y az
t-rIus. address -r-a 4,
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60, NJ (,hicterinR Of Pittsfeld and A j. RELY, ed
s "A, s,,I1nt aof Tndercriter Philadelphia.

The following resolutions were edoptelt
I Tb,v iorm an Association q Life Insurance Companies
TIE chamber II LIE Insurance Of the United states.
Ssf That tie objects Of the Association shall be tue pioeui
Sl - piforu state legislation incident 10 life Insurance. 60.
80, ~ ins Of vital aud other satisfies. and 10 etn'I ''
.p Of Inc interests e insurance IN the United sta1rs
% convention al burned meet to-day at ~ CLOCK m
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~ Nav BARGE AND RgyssUs Ofrcs.-T

boat Iosp, 90 le Comnontoaac on ne arp cation Of
the Gsns., ovr-ruent 70 select site Tor new barge i1
rsyenue Office 60 have heda meeting 81 u clock uocl
yesteri bat If at hour Alderman Mcinnis the c1y
msub8r pro-, ~ aAi adjournment 10 wednesday next ~
~ oo1ri uuou 1ss had The lad desired DS tue Government
Tor the pio before named eXtend from Ne west side ct the
Siotca i,.I Ferry Pier along the old BATTERY wal distance
VI - i thence SOuhery distance 81 aoit @ ioct TO the
Hso. Cbami,sio1or, exterior re. Aen te ghos OF the
land about - 0lO square eot. - now aader water
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ELgcrIoN san DlaEcroas on rhE PAcIFm Nh

Ebh'li"N foB blIEUiVI' VT ihh N'iF' "h'h
SrF,gsmr CowpAS-At election held yesterday at the
Once OF tae Pacific Mail steamship Company Sos . and ~
Whltt. The olOwiBg named gentlemen were chosen a, Dl
Ircors fo ttr ensuing year. Allan Mclano Howard Potter
Francis Ssiddy Charles hugrstus DAVIS William Deusoug
ieonlti W Jerome Elisha Riggs Moses H. 61inhe Cor
Beus X G!sol Ont ~ nD shares the above ucSet
ecsed 1905 Tlr Board will meet Tor ogn11i"l IN
a f.H daYg
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CRY NEBS.

Judge Nelson OF The United states Circuit Court
las refused l5 illa,on applied Tor under the Goodyear
Cummings plrrt restrain dentist, rom using hard rubber
making dents, plates, 60 interfere h al PiJr 40 hua
h.nfing
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THE DRAMA.
RISTORI.

The reader is reminded that Madam Rstori VIII
~ Mt the Brooklyn Academy Of Music this evening IN the
character of QUEEN Elizabeth The performance viii De or 'he
bepe Of Madam Rstor who win thls make her la spe r
Dene pootvn Tomorrow evening she will take her iaie
% b@,pf in NewY appearing at the French Ieics IN
MedeG and in the last act Of Macbeth mgr I point
IN her nersonation of Lady Macbeth IL Is sau, y!
he vay that Madam Ristor will address d
sy vorls Of farewell her audiences, IN English oo'h ~
nich, in BROOKLYN and tomorrow night IN New. YORK vi
S1r5ay M matinec Madame Hsor will make her lisl a
~srce here FOR the present IN the character oil mary
Gr audience last evening should mention, was vI3
and Ter performance OF Nary Stuart was greeted WIZ
AZ the end Of the third act indeed she was cam,
ie before the curtain with every demonstration OF eAnD
ssr we shal review this persOnaiion at another tine
OLYMPIC.
Smart Robson will make bis first appearance al
This tbester this evening in the farce Of Hamlet or nS
weerpr OF the Black" which will precede Inc Lohs
I fls
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Tnr ALMA DELTA Phi TRATERsn7.-At meet

THE ALrHA DELTA Pm FBATERErY.-At n1et'
b.. tel a this city last week % be.s Ct no ae'Ye a'ef
ry tie following geatiemcl Ello npiontfd coAa''eo 70
grunge fcr q .rucr in TIE cgy ".t u Deeel-f ~ gAts
trIoIs o. to society lO a ii az 20 G. t1.iy '-!u
h. .tsG. Iroceoe 1LlJt1o W. Dal-h Hamilton gtaltfri
Cau.r-. job % Jay C0umUa Chapter lilo, Hai,ol1 ~
sf. .tfsn.er, ticG VIM Carts, brEollaR ClgptF, neo'
Osrood H0yase harvard Chapter; a. X hacar.oIe4 ihlS
taI-t.. ..tlro A. seward Geneva thmtcfi AlSfth p.
libby 3d. loin ChlpleY jones u. G1udsely Prliusg-i
Ttsltlg. Wa- Gibson. Dal'ucl "a tli 'fri MAJ i-.
i'c sletrsc- aUtc-. kc,. Abbott J.. kttredge Wiita
Dtatrg. Er.reI Sttr.s. r. lLat a Chapter hs3. y.
tiar, Rolua Aidte.awn Chapter hes Wll'.,y foeAe'
k,ir0u if t.-. Joseph Bel, lUUa Chapter iEe Aoau,s
81 fio so, o'y as reported lJu se sGro-s colleges A-Hltf
over tl4rs lo-.au1 Meetings are ' De 1't % nc "ts'tIh
,.fic, e. ,lad delegates tO 40 above rtl-.3u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

s., ,to, r,oE moro litc tfc ahidren's houses
s Pore than real dwehfs or gown men 1hey nave no
= 10 smell o., hl, p Zone At ICnaSJ hc houses arc
scJtccd eve y scl'do.loc s-iiifSJ' "a nfv- M 'het
"a ,esed i,,t ~ G-A.c sye, wh heavy -d9gs and
aeiowy lover contra rs s.. - IN 10 sd,cbboI2ood Tnq
rret nom both Of thee naccl be9ln, %. I'lmen g9
s .dson, plele the road terminates ysS iSg s
se.nery that reveal o'-selyes ON al siGs % ~
hs ice AbcIe Il yasI sel0w The Palisades se n s
Ihe,.c Tsrvtowa ~ the memories Oh ng.'t eeDca
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s, ~; brt " M darker reMtIltTaacfs tt-n y. n
aide o q q ne soant s rSsp 10 sob i.ese .:
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t.s 7ctc.day morning Capt George \" "Si-5 -
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'a1Ty M be lhd Ward. Tor confe,'"og M If poco
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T,e and h, ls3 was appointed CAPTAIN any Sl ~ - @
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al I'M 1876 Mayor Wood removed nm ~, -, m
IN n no metropolitan Police a ~ me LeE
se a ~ 70 rven iefh Irefa' waiea pos o. 10 us
sind ryed - od enc of the eltgss o. yhe' ~ ~ - a.
p0gD " and te'nl9eN On lc wv. ~ n o tfenrt OF that
e 81 40 -fe.aEd nc att 5ity Of The new io-cl Oo-i5
.rys liz having SUI lmtc1 himself Tor uGs p-ERSo ~
t"l' - IN, r o f.ce WHO had decided 20 lcDow LIS
StIacs Later IN io day Capt "GHs entered me DI,ilns
81 lesed tfe Moyor on TT.eUt issued ~ Coroner rely,
c!cc -cr .sci ola wit Il laDeas corpus
.rcd ty JUDGE Russell TIC new .ncl1teIt h@s az" iys
oo the CHARACTER Of cool tastao w olce aNu VIZ "a
JbirJly sasactoTy perform tie daics 81 We posIn 70
WIN h. Lac brsn signed Capt Heny iied!en Las been
~ re-od from f'e eiv.ccnth 70 tie twentieth ilecilcI
| -. to.n ( Wirous3D fli many years commanding the
~ e,N pccnct has lcen transferred 90 % Hie' ~ IRE
~ len
h. icen aprcnteI Acting aloin aud transfers ron &c
cqri ~ the Jefferson MGIkes Police Court p l1a ~ .ls
Ecu.b pr,cinct Sergeant Henry Burden 90 many years
in m Ft,ecrth preeiucf he's been transterrl . N. COM
mani a 10 Jsegon Narse C0-r' squad The c'QWGg 9e
rov n Police 1gs e'ios James L-o.u V'''e W. N''Af'
JOINS FOX and George W Waiing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

IHE Union HOME AND SCu0OL.--The orphan child
OF those soo and salon, whose yves were offered up
fer tr,rrOty have right 10 demand the sympathy and
lance Of The entire pnbc The Union Home ana School
has .en founded and these little unfotunsles By providing
for ~ asuabe home and giving item adecen efucntou
Tbs managers Of tbs Institution appeal 70 NE people oi
NeNN Work and psk tic help VI every patriotic citizen IleJ
pp0i hold grand presentation Concert ana FAIR me pro
cer ~ which wiz I've devoted 10 the erection OF anew huld
ing Ioi urgently noedeJ By reference 10 our nJycrpg col,
unns viii be that the management ln Tue hands oi
s,ae Of 'ouF geHltb. est and respectable citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

LAUScB. The launch Of tho large steamer Of the
Pacic M, Steamship Company vii no. take place 70 day but
o. ~ culs uay next week from ne works q Nj Wu. H.
Wsbb ~ nD.ice viii pc giycn Il
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90 ~ MACFARLANDs Book Steze. eoIosi
a, and Brosd~sy There viii hssso tho stW
BOOKS The day and al the Cd Standard NorkA ara " '
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