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FIRES.
n,nnrR-snop IN cnuRcH-sr.

HARBER-sHOP IN CHURCH-ST.
Last evening "A fire. evidently Of inccndiary
origin was discovered on the second floor OF No ls7
1iiSSci sf ocrnpied by Mr.. Peter Regan as baibr-
shrm Tbe stock and fixtures were damaged to the OK
tent Of 500 Messrs Snyder Mounts restaurant, on
snred for IS 900 by the Park and one other company.
DIsTILLERY IN CHERRY-sr.
Last evening fire occurred in Loeb & Bros
,itinry 40 No BOZ Cherry st., workman, William elect
ha,,nr 9lIowed n light come In contact with "A pipe
comInnnicating with the recyng tub, causing an eXpo
snn elect was very badly burned about the face and
honds lie wa taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. The dis
tery was damaged the extent OF $4,000; insured by
city companies. - - -
FACTORY IN HARLEM LANE.
Messrs. Rogers a. Co.'s lampblack factory in
uaIIcnIane was damaged by fire last evening To the
extent Of $500 not Insured
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DIED.


I, w,blpgtop D. on Friday Oct 49, Of typhoid fever
E B,ss wie Of John H. BarIer ani i,usht
Caleb Barker Of Poughkeepse.
BRoOKs-on THURSDAY morning Oct a. Nellie wife o. George D.
daughter Horace Hayes OF this city 1sei - years
her funrrs from The parents 10 West Esaenth.
at qeocI SATURDAY, EoTang os ylts
DAS-On Thursday evening Oct a. 1901 louisa Cecilia only sur
wing child Bowie aud Louisa Dash aged assar and q days
DoDpAt Jamaica Pl,in Mass, on Wednesday Oct % Mrs Am
Dodi widow Of the late James Dodi
GRRMOyDou Friday Oct 5 Sarah A. aflat daughter OF George
H. and Kate L. Germond -. -, 49,, =, -, a.. 49,. o, 10,
parents No. 1888 Ross-st Brooklyn, L. D.
HOE-On Friday 25 George Edmond, only son Of Henry and
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral SUNDAY o'clock from the residence o. LIS
nsrepts Broadsay sixty and SiEtyeishhs
nuRsSou Friday morning, Oct IS Of typhoid fever BnphT'te'
m and friends ar, respectfully invited attend his funeral
Monday morning 10 O'Clock fom his late residence No -!
West Fif,eentist
IAwRFYCEIu o,seso on Tuesday prosrae and
pnfh Illness ELIZA Lawrence sister OF the late g. L. Lawrence oil
MecoSKRY-ou friday afternoon IS after lingering Illness
Robert MeCo.kV.
R0GERSOn Friday Grace NJ infant daughter Of Robert and
The r AMI friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
at OF the parents No 100 West on suHiA!
RSXDoLPlEoa Thursday morning Oct a. amer short Illness JOS
Tie relative, family respectfully i9yiel to attend
OF aght yarc on Saturday Oct g. at O'Clock M The
rrenans viii be Inferred Ia Greenwood
RANBOIPH-On Thursday morning Oct - a'ser short Illness
Jos Randolph 10 the 9sth year q bis age g.. ,...,,
The relatives and friends family invited n attend the innera
services at the Baptist Church Of Lm and Narckss Su
SATURDAY O'Clock and from thence the remains wi" Do
taken ~ Greenwood =, vti,. .i,o.
81 the late Nicholas g. Rutgus Of New York. -, ...i
TIE relatives and friends Of family invited 70 attend th ianern
a. NSv oct R NJ II O'clock Reformed Dutch Chufen cor
uer OF Lafiye,te- place and Fourthst, New-loh
SMTIlAt Stoney Brook, L. H. Weineaiay oct ~ OF IVY
the urn Oh JonA' ''I''-
IN this CITY AGED years. months aud "A diys
The n,ra viii take place sabbath Ocl 2l at the PIesoyes
Church 10 Setsukct att o'clock leaving stoney bIooa hin
An Friends and relatives cordially invited =" aUenu lin
[ Hunters Point At m this afternoon Carriages IN WAITING
Al Lakeland station.
MASONIC NOTICE-The officers and members o. s,.e 81 New
sipf Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masous 10
NY All ~ lie Lodges nudrl lis Jurisdiction, sre naI
,ttre the fan Of w. james Herring ia ". Tob
ON suudAy g. At O'Clock AZ thIt Master
ave and Thirty.Gnh.st STEPHEN H. JohSSV"' "iAA
JAMS NJ. AusriS, Grand Secretary
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THE LATE TERRITORIAL ELECTION IN coll
ORADO
From The Denver News. Oct IS

The official abstract of election returns for
1867 shows large increase Of the popular vote through
ont the Territory large majority for the Republican
party both branches of the Legl.gtUe IA well as ON
The popular The Council will stand - follows; Re
pubicans. Democrats and Independent Republican
The House will stand 10 Republicans, Democrats ana
Independent Republicans. The total popular vote "
9349 against $500 last year, when delegate TO CQhes
elected An analysis Of this vote shows me follow
ing result Councilmen: Republican Ii5s Democratic
4,0G Independent Republican i6I scattering, 3o The
Straight Republican majority over the Democrats IL 4l2
and the combined vote Of straight and Independents Re
publicans gives majority OF $40 over the Democracy an
increase OF 76s over last wear, Yheh Chcots majority
Oyer Hunt was only Los These facts are exceedingly
gratifying and def0uStrate that Colorado = now, ~
alYaFs, thO{0lghy Republican. The issue OF tho lasI
election turned almost entirely on national l0hlic aug
the exhibit as made these Official returns IS all that Is
needed to place Colorado the side of Congress and
freedom. Another fact to be noticed IL the population
which THE vote shows The usual estimate IA from five 10
seven persons for voter This would give III popu
laton OF from iG745 II the latter Is said 10 he
high be remembered that IN many OF oar dis
tant precincts OhChai Of the legal voters 20 10
tnn , - account O. the great distance 20 them This
fact ought to enable to clam the largest estimate OF
seven persons 10 voter which shQgId pace OH PoP'Nj
ton at not far from 5000.
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NETWORK.

EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
mass meeting was held last evening at tue
beadquaTtert No "a Grdnds the President OF the As
soeaOn, Mr. John W. Farmer, In the chair. Among the
distinguished gentlemen who attended the meeting were
t1e Hon Mr.. Rblet Cen Mciyor MAJOR haggerly, W., W.
M Vim. KclOck, promising nearly support 10 thc lc
publican nominees and advocating the Excise law were
unanimously adopted Inc meeting was 1 ,b ~
Court who spoke ia favor OF the ticket ana conmehto
upon the remarks lately made by GOV seymour
IN BROOKLYN, and especially That portion II
which he said that 20 negroes were TO D,
elected United states Senate FROM the south shee
absurdity promulgated only 10 deceive the people Inc
Hon Cbafes s. spencer received with enthusiastic
cheering He asked the Republicans OF the Tenth war
not 10 let improper legislation drive them from theI eu
rOus party. When all those issues which CONFUSED th'
country during the should be properly settled thci
and until them would any one have the rlght 10 uI
IN local and side Issues aud place them before the country
After abiding 70 the treachery OF Andrew Johnson aha
the rejoicing of the Democratic at the result OF tne IecSh
elections Mr. Spencer spoke Of the grOans Of the wounded
as set forth In The EUeHing Express, because "VFgnt
had been carried by 5000 majority against the thn-
ever one 10 hs table but he would rather see at hi
table LOYAL black than "a disOyal black Rebel who az
peared with the blood OF his brethren on his hands In
Jneise applause1 He cOntrasted the conduct OF The
DeInOtrac candidates for Sheriff and County Clerk with
that OF Able and Haggerty, who lay wounded on the
FOR nothing or were In the Penentiay Several excel
lent songs sung during the evening
THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
The German Radical Campaign Club met
upon the ratification OF the Syracuse platform ana the
Republican state ticket reported hat arrangements have
been made for a mass meeting next Thursday, Oct 81
and thai several enimeut German and American speak
have promised their cooperation ~ was announced
that MT sixius Kapn had declared cI n hyGht0n o.
Frank and Mr. Erbe made able speeches, and hearty
cheers were given for the Republican ticket.
THE INDEPENDENf bEMOChACls
The Independent Democratic Club OF the
twentieth WsTd night "a ieIhardts Hail Tho
'Ah "Ss snfT ase On" The api"acf va Wopofu2RalfY
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FORT OF NEw.YORK....".ocr. IS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Mani tof s, John n - Abemey Liverpool o. days YIN
Burgess Had hight westerly 0'ai and ane weather
the ahole passage 80 -, T. o., I'M
Bari SewoG Gibbs Boston DAYS ballast 70 W. F. S'hnis'
Son ( Co
BRIG W. r. Sawyer - Calais with abs
NINp-At sunset. >
BELOW.
Bark Union. from Cow Bay
be- Maria EILma QOrtl
DISASTERS.
Tue Emma to Phiadelph for Geogetovn c. the
2 inst OF attes, carried her BOOM lost boat spang leah
asd put Charleston Iiarbor IN distress
H6vASa 25The schooner Village Belle from Antigua for
with Of fruit fouadered and her boats have
arrived a. Sisal
NAVAL.
PORTRE MONROE Oct 25-The L. s. sl0opOf Portsmouth
from ArTani-i !or Norfolk. arrived here to-day.
The United steamship DE Vera Cruz Sept g. aud
vas bound fs New OreaaH
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHiRLRsrOg c. Oct 2Ariyed sehrs Campbell from Boston
Allen from Cape Breton The steamship Paseo detained on
Of the heavy weather -,
FosEss MoSRoR Oct 25Saed bark Atlanta for Baltimore
Tie scb Gould, from Georgetown D. c. for Boston; Gen
Ranks Brewer with lumber for NasBgon brig Southern Cross from
Baltimore Johns and large fleet OF vessels are 10 tae koa
Uot~yss HotE Oct 2i-a Ariyei schr, Village from Halifax
Joseph Lang from POand Aee BFo"n from Boston
oct 2-p m-Arntei schr Ripley Halifax for New York
brig rD Fisher from Newiors for ST. Johns r. simpson
Philadelphia for Boston Iva May om Philadelphia Tor Portland
Wind west ,-,.t--.
wilmington. n. C.. Oct, 2-Clesred steamships "m r. CJde
Tar Nav. lork
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vorr on Tie CONTENTION.

Majority for the Convention thus far...l7oJ5
lie LAST DAYS VOTING IN RIcHMoND0LNrHU-
sIAsM OF THE COLORED vOTEks-olO MAJOR
Try FOR THE CONVENTION IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 25.-The polls closed in
s Third Ward Of this city to-day at o'clock The zeal
d earnestness OF the coored voters surpassed
80 t,, an nolitical annals. While in line
awatng their turns To vote, they were urh'hcu WIN
wagon load OF bread meat, coffee, ana olher eaaDies
IN oht II ont on that line. Scattering NOlcs We're gwen
ina tis Ward for Gems Grant, Sherman sheridan seaies
Radical ticket and &c Blacks voted the Conservative
ticket. .,t. , ooo. o,ofus4 ~ Con
tian 7Is. majority for Convention Go me majority III
lie CITY for the Hunnicutt Radical ucket Is SSo.
FROM The dsionted incomplete returns thus lar re
reiyed il Is impossible 10 make up an exact esumate OF
tho votes cast for delegates thTonSn9uI tno SAT
poinfed Committee 10 proceed 10 washington WIN the
view OF obtaining relief for those freedmen VINO nave
been dlschal ged by their employers Oh account Vi hFb
voted the Hunnicutt ticket
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Alfred Jones in the I'D District and VIM NJ Cox in tho
lid District. - - 49,,
The Democrats have nominate MT A o. Evahs, a-u
the Rennhcans Ralpb Thomas esq. for the Assembly.
DISCUSSION AT PATERSON.
The Democrats OF Paterson have accepted the ohaeng
Passaic and have agreed to meet in the Wgwam on tues
day evening" each side to have a one hour speech
THE HUNTERDoN sENATORSIiP.
hcan nomination for State Senator from HunterdOh
County, New-Jersey.
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THE CINCINNATI billiard TOURNAMENT

CINCINNArI, oct 2j.-At the billiard tourna-
,nenf to-day Foster the first game beating Davls
score 800 TO 3d. Fosters highest run was 34, ana MS
average 23 The second game wah between Rivers and
GcErr,nal and was won by Rivers, Alderman making
only o. Rivers average was II. In the thlrd game
SNYDER beat Smith; average, 10.
The fourth game was between Coon ana NernuelOn,
ond "a. won Nv Coon NcrmuelOn making only 52 win
cT average 23l ChOate won the last game In the eyci
inc IN close contest with Parker the latter scoring 95
All the games as usual, were 800 points.
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polititaI gotir's.

Tweniy-arsr assembly a,H Sac md County nOnius
A meeting 10 rstify tue Union hePH''
tiobs aud also ting nominations o.
The Hen WILSON BERRY MAJ
md ROBs,r e. BROWN
""' Zoo Assembly.
win be held At Y.lon. Hal. Foa'A''e 'H"
sentT ninth st., Harlem, on.,,pxtNo OCT n 1861
Tue following gentlemen ~, g"''
The lIou. HORACE GRbkh.h,v
The lion o. J. fiIldaN ,,tpS
The Hen. klhAS c;n,..ss 49, SpRNeEn
J." Major JAMES HAGGERtY
Wy order "' wv ' ". II nk ohMV. Ch'h"'"
JsuS N,rtos Se.rt'lrt.
----------- rcople's Choice.
~ fhfuh.
IAa6s VpW!&
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THE DRdMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Janalschck will play Mary Stuart. At
the Academy oi Music tonight Accident prevented our
seninr her ,erforinncc ~ AdieHur. uf which, however
We hear none but good reports. Miss Jauauchek Is to
give second series of sin performances ~ the Academy
Mr.. jefferson plays Rp Van Vmkie at the
Olympic Matinee to-day. uud viii make his last appear
aiico this evening.
"Snll Waters" with It's really remarkable
cast, Nialc represented 81 WA'es's rbca'es tonight
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TENNESSEE.
THE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 2j.-The Legislature have
enaced law making Il punishable for carriers
10 make discrimination account OF race or color rms
places the negroes equality win the Wtes Oh ths
Tennessee railroads &c The Legislature have accepted
an invitation 10 take trip 10 Hickman. Kentucky
tomorrow. -. ,..r m
and H. T. Douglas who shot him last Sunday.
The trial OF Is. II. Payne for murder commences 70
morrow i'm the Criminal Court He Is the author Oi the
pamphlet on the negro. attempting to prove that nc IL
"A beast, and has no soul.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Canada Oct. 25.-The official
statement Of the negotiations between the Commercial
and other bank, Il published to-day II tends 10 throw
tbe blame OF nOnsetement OF the difficulty the West
ern banks whose Presidents would not agree TO the terms
ornniesred i'm by their representatives. here Commercial
bills range from 10 to per cent discount but ie" are
Offering.
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My GAZETTE.

Deached-Paymas,er A. II. NeIters W. H. Palmer ana '" !"
son from the Yucca, and ordered to Chsdsck ,,o, y q
settle his accounts Actng hs'islans -. ~ .b
Honoby discharged Acting Inlay has been gran'ei ~
Rusign Il. =. Crappo, Engineer b. senee
LeWis Actin Assistant Paymas-i
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WEST VIRGINIA.
THE LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS.

TIE LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS.
WHEELING, Va, Oct. 25.-The election in West
Virginia for State Senators and members Of the House OF
Assembly came off yesterday The returns are meagre,
and indicate a diminished vote; The Democrats have
made large gains as far as heard from. Wheeling City
and Ohio County give 700 Democratic majority Brooke
County elects the entire Democratic ticket IL Is np0s
sbIc at present 10 make estimate as 10 what the
turns from the state will foot up Wood, Marshall Writ
Bcrkley aud probably Harrison Counties have gone Re
publican.
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POLITICAL.

Observation-Disclosures state Tiefs"
,.--,.,-, Of STATE JAMES ID. mcKEAN Of Saratoga
r,,s - THOMAS HILLHOUSE Of Ontario.
- THEODORE ID. GATES Of Us'eE
80. .- :. .sral . Joshua M. VAN COLT Of Kings
- ~ and svor CHIBALD G. POWELL OO0hd'SA
~ f,r,o,.y John NJ. HAMMOND Of Alesany
800 Sd Prissas GILBERT DE LA MATfk o. wyoming
mp W % - ,1ol, CHARLES MASON Of Madison
County Ticket.
-,x .....JOSiUA G. ABBE
caeIVY' %, /;j..L ..'JAMgS HAGGERfl.
SOaRJ Cfe'N'''''''''' ISAAC J. OLIVER Emil tcrml
Nm v ALEXANDER Ito oil 'teaneyh
-, .,,.-,,, $500 = RUSH C. HAWKINS
-OSTN' <i'O' ~ ' ALEXANDER WILDER
<. - Louis EAUMANN.
JAMES NORVAL
Judiciary.
yr,ao, ssprsm< Court. FREEMAN FlTl,,AS
Jssss1s on superior iORLAkDO L. STEWART
CvaIt AUGUSTUS L, BROWN (Long tsrmi
"a"y ~, 'V }UOOPRR C. VAN WORST (SbOrt tefml
,,5a, oS Marine CourtJ SOILS RITTBRBAND.
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MARRIED..

ALLRR-HURLBUTT-o Tuesday, Oct g. lions Hl T. Church
Wilton Comb the Rev NJ Barnes VIZ IL Alice oil Ne'-l0A 70
Hattie daughter Of william Huribuii, ESQ., Of Wilton
BURNHAN-B LODGEIT-In Newlok Wednesday Oct %, At
~ ,rthoonews the Right Rev Bishop Potter, assisted
Nv the Rector Dr. Cook Douglass w Burnhsm 10 Hannah
Elizabeth eldest daughter Of Daniel {. Bolgett' esq
Thursy Oct a. at The Church 81 the Cove
ant ~ Prcnsf D. D. Alfred Booth 81 Liverpool
England and Lydia Allen youngest daughter Of the late Benjamin
Butler Of this CITY.
CUURCHLL-1EYL-In Philadelphia Thursay, Oct "a by The
Rev Phillip the residence " the brides brother John A.
Churchill II Boston. 70 Hattie ;. Ieyl Of Philadelphia
-SORTHROPOu Tuei Oct p at the residence Of The
brides Young ESQ., Of Newfort by the Kew Dr.
Poor Of Newark Nj Samuel D. DAVIS 10 Sarah A. NohrOp
DRMARRST-vREBLAND Woodbridge NewJersey THURSDAY,
oct "a the Deborne Stephen Demarest Of Hckeuck,
j. 10 Lbbe daughter OF Richard Vreeaat esq Of the former
place.
MISREPRESENTATION wednesday, Oct o. By the Rev Joseph Dur
yea D. c. Fisher and CoTaea G. Smith daughter OF
Atchison T. Smith, esQ, all VI this city.
LOSG-THTELL-w White Plains n T. Thursday Oct q at The
residence father by the Rev j. r Hemance, Edward
Long 60 Mis-, Sarah Thc. all Of the above place
Observation-Disclosures Christ Church Wednesday Oct q
b. The 81 Merien tssd BY the Rev Dr. Ever
Mr. Touro Miss LINE SANFORD both OF thus city
THURSDAY Oct q At the residence OF
the brde parents By the Rev William Adams d. D. Of
Charles n Of NeSlok TO Mari Newman daughter OF
Joseph A Sgeeser " POughkeeTsie
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Havana Oct 25-Sngar STANDARD quoted at 8ld reals
Der aoe for Nos 10 to r. 9d0l reals for Nos IS to 20 Mos
-Muscovado, reals. tayed G. reals Lard +ls 80 e.i
4ll Bacon SHdSl5 TIams-SA for Sugar Cured. and
500 o Ordinary BeeswsN-Brown ~ White O} Honey - cwt
Hoops $50 Flour for Spanish and American shocks
- z5Gse 90 in hhds Prghts 2 box ard Is hhd ia cur
Exchange London Is premium; PARIS u premium
Uunel States currency 26a27l discount gold C.. premium
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NORTH CAROLINA.

EFFECTS OF TIE VIRGINIA ELECTION
WILMINGTON, N. C.-Oct. 25.-The Whites are
taking more interest in the approaching election since the
result OF the election Virginia has been made hho"h'
Five DAYS more are allowed for registration.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

MORE GRANT CLUBS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ga meeting tonight
in the Seventh Ward organized the fifteenth Grant Club
in this city Tomorrow night clubs will be formed in the
Eighteenth and Twenty second Wards. The movement
embraces every Ward, and Will complete the circle
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CALIFORNIA.

THE JUDICIAL ELECTION PROBABLY GONE
DEMOCRATIC.
SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-ElectiOn returns
from thirtyfour Counties make the OF oprague
ard Fitzgerald Democratic certain.
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TILE WE1THER

RKxlRxs-From II TO ~ the 9th clear 20h-I
Thermometer was lowest e,ry 40' Morning clears T. N g
objects could he one mile Only tne
clear to IL slightly cloudy Afternoon eieA
Evening, 10 II o'clock, clear, susEy
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A "Fortnnatcv Exchange.

Have had your machines 70 family several months Had
ns other machines satsheon and
self fortunate in exchanging for one Of Yours hnd Tue
Wilcox Sewing Machine operates noseess and so sim
in construction tha, chid operate II hens frs and cords
ye nicely the aud elasticity Of ne seam cannot
be crcelied-H h. DO0hitt, AlbiOn N. T.. Aag 3, 1907
Ladies in Of Upholstery Goods ard linens please
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THE HAVANA MARKET.

MY WEr-Nind NORTH blowing cloudy IheFmomesef ~ d"
rometer, 3O:l3
HAvANA-a4os mWind north east blowing cloudy Thernom
eier ~; Barometer, 1896
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SurtiaI nutitts.


Everybody Recommends Economy TO his neighbor 10
be does not practice himself lie. practice now, by saving
all the ciudes five proper seven tun' will .s
as long as eight has dooe Address MAGIC SITTER Ca.
Stamford Conn.
-TbrfeeDfh Wnrd.-WADSNO RTI COUNCIL No. 20 U L. A.
will hold public meeting Oriental Hail. 81 Clinton add Grand
on MONDAY EVENING, oct %. % :. o'clock Addresses ~
NATHANIEL APPLETON esq r.. SNODGRASS VI d., Gen r.
The friends Of the Excise Law cordially invited 70
be present Ladies invited Good music s1i en- D,
W. MORRIS. Secretary
Eighfeentl vs. ard Public Meeting.-Counc No II, o. h. A.
will MEETING at the Demt DpensaY Rooms
Twenty hird Secontave on MONDA1 EshrlNp ~
Fthan Fonda Vail Lsmbeer and other emnsns
The Pebble invited Seats
for ladies' BY order Of BENJAMIN WARDEN, ChainnSa
TurDer's Tie DOufOureux, or
TURgEWs TIC DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
,.n unfng remedy ali Facial Suralgi onen efcnS
prc cure in single Nervous Disease falls TO yisA
It's magic influence the Of Chronic Neuralgia saa
general Derangmens Of years standing 'aeens the
system completely and permanently cured by IN Few ds
few weeks the contains rotng injurious to TIE moss
delicate syem Aa3 always use w perfect safety hnn coz
stan. use by the best phy Sto sseh their unnnou' and
qualified approval Sent 81 mail eep'of ~ and two postage
stamps Sold everywhere - - -, ,L..
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
JUDGE SUSPENDED ~ GIN. CANDY.
The following order has been issued by Gen
Candy and a copy furnished az Headquarters;

Candy, ana % copy IuIhinh'h a. i't"'lu'it''o'
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY Dl,IElCL}
CHARLESTON. 5. G., oct 10, 1877
SPECIAL ORDERS No lOj. II. lEXtractl-Th Hon. A.
T. Aldrich IL hereby suspended from TIE exercise OF al
functions appertanng the office of Judge OF the court
of Common Pleas and General Sessions. Authority ~
given to His EXCclcncy the Governor or The STATE OF
Eonth Carolina provide by assignment OF theJudges
of the Court Of Common Pleas aud General seo'Ohs IO'
the holding OF the terms OF the Court OF Common Ieas
and General Sessions IN the Districts Of Edgcheld Barn
we'll Beaufort, COlletOn and Orangcburg, heretofore
assigned 10 be held by the Hon A. Aldrch. suspended
BY command OF Brovct Major Gen. I'd. X. D. CANDY. -
LOUIS V. CAsEAGRC Aidede Camp, \ A u.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The i,,,n,crntie candidates ior tue Assembly ~ Md
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

Union Republican Ceunty Nemna ions.-shsis-Jo
O. ABBB County Clerk-JAMBs HAGGRRTY District AtoBey-
RUSH G. HAWKINS. supery0rlSAAC j. OLIVER, WILLsAMv
ALEXANDER Coroners-ALBXAHDER WILDER, LOUIS SAU
MANN JAMES N0RYAL
Judciarv-Justee supreme COurt-PRRBMAN J. TTHIAN Jas
tees Superior Cour-ORLASD0 STEWART EDWIN C0WLEN
Judges Common Pleas-AUGUSTUS =. BROWN HOOPER VAN
WORST Judge Marine Court. SOILS RlIfEkBAkD.
i>Ha0rs-yth Dtict-WILLIAM B. WHITE; With District
WILSON BRRRYMAN.
Members of Assemby-Tst Dlsthct-J0sEPH s0ULbY i NJ.
CHAEL CRANE; Iyth ISAAC WOLF With, CHARLIs I, poll
HAMUS With. JAMES o. ELLBRY: With, WILLIAM r RICH.
ARDSON; Xtb, HERMAN =. BAUER Xlh, JOHN " GRIDLfI
XIIIth JAMES q. ARMSTRONG; XVIII ALEXANDER H. MULLI
GAN; XVIII, WILLIAM J. STEWART XVIII. HENRY R0WLKrs
XVIIth JOEL w. MASON XYIIlth. SAMUEL URMY Hlxh.
JOSHUA D. MINOR; xX,h, GEORGE b. VAN BRUETi xxst
ROBERT G. BROWN.
By order Of the Union Republican General Committee.
CHARLES s. SPENCER, Chairnaz-
ROBERT L. DARRAGH. ylce-Chairman.
C Nn bs,s : sTsoSs' secretads.