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DOCKBRIDGE MINING COM

DOCKBRIDG K MINING COM
IL PANY.-NOTICE.-Books of subscription 10
the capital stock Of the R~oCKBRIDG MINING
and will be kept open till the 10th OF February
next. unless twelve Hundred shares are previously
subscribed. Whsn twelve hundred shares have
besn subscribed by others than the corporstors,
thew will subscribe q like suE, and close the books
till opened again in the manner provided by the
charter. .
these minerals, which l will exhibit with pleasure
to all persons who may feel sufficient interest TO
call and ses them.
By authority OF the corporators.
j. ID. IMB0DEN, Attorney at Law,
IN 25-td corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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R. r. Collier, Esq, of Petersburg, i'
nominated for Governor. Agra mad
but such riessagesf 4 i Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-08

JOSEPH RODGERS Il SON'S GUILE
d RY.-ENC0URAGE HOME IMPORTATION
We have this day received an assortment of the
most beautiful TVoRY-HANDLED TABLE CUT.
LRRY ever offered In this market. These goods
we have imported direct from the manufacturer,
and we will offer them at prices which cannot fail
TO satisfy purchasers. All in want will please
give IN Q call. BRANCH 4 CURRAET,
corner Of Righth and Main streets,
fed nearly opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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BEIs CATTLE ranged from 8 TO sG7tc gross.
Mrrros.-Ws quote from TO g., gross. Tor ordi.
nsry 10 vary good sheep.
Hoss.-supply fully dual u, NE denaaA =
NJ o., pst. t4 w IA - /. a.
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TH D. ARTICLE WANTR1-EzEr
\ / K HElsY us ssts s0!!sosL ~:
5 h.s,, yH 5~ss nSnasSb7d Sfi 81; IS. q ls's :si Ia
' IN. for ''''''' fi2a:if3fffa; Ss 4 n. s.o ..::.. .

IMPORTANT NOTIm-AWs Wish to
hsnceforth our present stock Of Dkks9 0ygya
CLoAKS, .sHAWLS, and other fWlA3kB 0OOOu
These ss goo goods Z. W, Ssr sp Soas iSsf no.s,y 4 sweden iOs
cash. and are greatly below their teal vxlass go.
Persons In want OF zach Articles vo4ld - vetl
TO call on NJ before buying, e no estabtishmsnf In
Richmond can offer greater t~ndueenGnts IN thsee
goods than We can. S<- - FgN .anrt,iyDs1
auction, such as shifting and Table Liner, fcvsi.
ing, Russia and Birdseys diaper. Linen Csnbns
and Hemstiched Handksrchisfs, Pillow and II.
men our sn stocR 81 afb1slKESpIso sna DOMESTIC
GOODS Is very complsts, and viii b solA q very
We pay especial attention TO our stock Of KID
and OTHER GLOVES, In. Which will slways be
found, eyer, shade and number IRON ne ss!s-
WHITE and LIGHT KID at 81 g and OH per
pair. CARDOzo, ALS0P ! F0URouRkAa.,
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TooK Az Tals! Loox AT TaIsi

- 00m 80
At gzYKIRUS, 10. = nAg sfssvS.
ssss ysrds BEIACIInp TEILISn. COTTON
sBfR1lnd6, o. fcs 0hgF 1o1ty DuSD0es,
only isss. pr yaFd, worth -. /; -
~ ynrds heavy bLkAGtf1D fyt1ei enyy1.
MSs, nearly one and . half yssds vide,
i,ss ysTds sUiSsyIxs 81 prrLow.CASS cor.
5000 y;s As + i AS: y .. SSssiissii eooDs, ssv ..ll.
1000 yards ~ and LA BLExCHID ana Nm.
sAksTIa0s q greatly TslssSl
ases yss5S: ~ ,.yl:. q gooDs f.s nss's snA
90 y "a e s ~ Gay gwILIsp yIArYsr.
ali wool, slniFIb1e fof haist dkiS6 sni
mems skirY, oily y tbilltn6s ne yIS-
80 y nr.s e ss ss's q Jjoffox DrApl3 ssr .hii.
dfen,s pu1posss-vs eeeree est5els; -.
Afsw pais hssvy, sxiee laffs 81 - AktcWoot
: BLA1KYfs. tote cold G. 1aeeD.
r1 ~ {, isr sS:ps sPd d sScb ILL., re ~ ~ -
sslL sst!sls. ses2srstsS aScvs ~ Ast :
~ q -" " EISiSL;S GSs4p sers.s j
fr 1ata,4~9 No. Main stroeG
nAap1v 0~nnonifA N. GhaRlH2 H0<nI.
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n sIMMoNs& co. IS WARRANTED
~, CAST STEEL AxRS-iight, msdism, and
lhssyS ysisA's-K'asu:N M xjntSi lssIirns'
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tals~ ka@shAos sd u snpssa a4a isaW
.Ssssf ssss,oa
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1. as-td corner Main and Thirtssnth street.
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MOTHER LOT OF NEW VIR-
~ GINA BACON lust received on consignment
and for sale by STEVENS 8 PEGRGM,
fes t.art5e Gil Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

Carl woIfsohns sixth Beethoven matipee. postponed
from the 18th inst, took place yesterday at stenway
Hall The audience was larger than Is generally seen
at piano matinee, and of the most select kind The
sonstas played were the celebrated Sonata Pa,asqu;
sonata in fat opus and sonata in dat opus 10
These works probably the most severe test that Mr.
wosshn been subjected to TO judge Of his powers,
and although might specify weaknesses and want Of
tho true Beethoven spirit in parts Of the dhstqW
vet the general effect deserving Of much praise Mr.
wosohn displays much artistic talent careful study and
due respect for the difficulties OF the task he has UNDER
taken
The reprise Of Fra DavoIo by the Richings 0pera
Troupe showed marked improvement in many respects
over Its first representation. There was pretty fair
audience at the olympic theatre, and the dashng
brgnnd chief with his two dsrepusabls hsnchmen the
gueles trusting Zerlins the wh'skered aud positively
shoe king" English tourist and hs cceuesh wife were
Al, received with favor The chorusss given with
srar and spirit
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TINE GERMAN RADICALS IN COUNCIL.

The Excise Law Overhauled-Sn Substitutes and
Amendments Proposed-The Reconstruction
Problem-R esOIntious. &c.
Tho German Republican Central Committee met at the
Germania Assembly Rooms last night when, after the
appontmnt of the standing committees for the ensuing
year,
Mr. LEvINGRR, In behalf Of committee appointed at
previous meeting, submitted report concerning the
Excise law the effect that the sale Of lager beor should
be excluded from the provisions Of the Excise law and
that sale Of this vote beverage ought to be regu
lated by special law; that the sale Of 'lager' should
not be restricted any further than by license; that its
sale on Sundays after two p N. should be allowed;
exceed $50, and license for tho sale Of WINE
not TO exceed 500; that any person should
good moral character; that person possessing license
should be arrested for violation OF this law without
son ns Or should Sc showed
application TO retail "beveragss after the hour OF
Twelve mang q sr Sno ns as %
inspection Of liquors and beer for sale TO pre-
vent sale Of deleerous stuff further that the hour
OF opening drinking places In the morning should DO
regulated by law.
After lengthy debate, in which Messrs wesendonck,
Ievinger Frederick Knapp, Dr. Schuez Supervisor VIII
mann and others participated the report was adopted,
and the committee authorized 10 prepare memorial
embracing the above propositions to he submitted 70
committee, composed Of Messrs. Levnger Gustavus
Levy and Dr. Muir was appointed 70 proceed 70 Albany
The following resolutions regarding the reconstruction
problem submitted by Mr.. Alfred Erbe, we're adopted
Resolved That tie national problem reconstruction %
the question Of the hours the struggle
waecd bind all radical republicans together
firmly Internationally ths common cause TO the COM
and have sympathy patience with such
the ranks of the party
temporarily, of differences minor ques
tlons.
great problem reached the democratic
basis OF equal and exact justice to all men the best and
effective such equal and exact justice
found In the right Of suffrage all citizens who have not
forfeited this right by felony suffrage the
strong Of defence for the oppressed against the
Resolved rha, tender thanks to Congress for the
able courageous persistent efforts made TO shield
lar rights republican principles and oppressed LOYALTY
fathess Executive and against
tho sinister stabs Of a wavering Judiciary.
Resolved That Congress Is the sole arbter Of the dsor
and of their political re0rgan
zaoD. The constitutional amendment first offered as
In charity than In justice but
the pardoned rebels, does
Congress prescribing serner conditions more IN
cons1na with justice and public safety =.
Resolved. Tha: the spirit OF the the popular VIII
manifested elections political necessity and the
demand the fulhmcnt OF the
obligations Declaration of Independence We
re oce that Congress hf. end so fnr ~ IN its
power pledge ourselves sustain Congress m all
raicua'e psn republic henceoTh npon
enduring foundation OF human rights and mtsrtis
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ssseuuEs 70 TINE REBEL sixssAl Johnston

The Federal Commander mt Ealvestes We
fuses to Permit Demonstration Over tho
Bedy--The City Authorities Refase TO Bnty
IL witbOut a Demonstration, &c.
GAIvxsrox, Jan ~, 1887.
oroat excitement. occasloned Wy tho interference
o. General Grn in the obseqaes Of General Johnston
rhe stores all closed and drsped with mcarnin<
General Grin agreed 70 pera Tho body " be taken TO
the Episcopal church baia ssryse 10 be read on
asyer Leonard giving ths foliow.ns pledges ;--fnas
shsrs shall Be musc b. hssds, sng az or 1illns Of
bells public or private demonstration Of any organized
sssccisioDn the procession ssead The body 30 con-
ysyei TO the church in hi city an from thence to the
pon, OF its departure All persoua appearing in he pro-
cesson shall be invited and srSss IS menbcrs Of she
deceased's family or friends
The condition was rcfcsed. end- the body remains in
open vsw, where ~ has oecn visited By crowds Bust
ners hive suug the day 10 hcoo- Of
aanerA Johnston.
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MrIwACxrY, Jan. y, 1857.
violent snow storm Is prevailing here. Dispatches
from La Gross, Prairie du Chen, Madison, Wis. 81
Paul, MINI. ana other points west ard northwest, gay
that thoy are 10 the midst OF The heaviest storm
which has fallen for many years II had reachcda depth
Of eighteen twenty inches the level and was drift
Ing badly. Trains bad all hauled of.
JUNCTION trrx, Kansas. jan 25, 1866!
The ssvercst snow storm experienced here for Ave
years has been raging since two r. NJ yesterday Tho
SNOW now two feet deep and badly drfted, and the
Union Pacific Railroad Is blockadcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

NJ All other denartnents Lave resumed the old custom
OF closing NJ four except Post once, Department OF
the Interior and several government Offices
indictments Against the Ex-President Of the
HIrrchants' National Bank.
The Grand Jury to-day found three additional ndict
ents against Leonard Huyck. the Presiden. OF
the Merchan,s' National Bank charging him with the
larceny at different times OF $4,000. the property Of
r. W. Carter He has peen unable procure the bail
asked on the former charge $50 000and remains In
jail
The Contracts for Small Arms.
General Dyer Chief Of Ordnance, states in official
letter 10 the Secretary Of War that contract made
subssquen, to April 1854. for the manufacture OF
rifles carbines and pistols has been renewed and none
has been extended. With few exceptions increase
OF price has been made upon any these contracts
without the authority OF the Ordnance Bureau far
can be ascertained from the records Of the Office.
Examination Of OmcePs In the Quartermns-
ter's Department.
The Secretary Of War has appointed Board consist
ing Of General Charles Thomas, NJ J. Luddington and
c. r. Hoyt to examine all officers appointed in the
Quartermaser's Department The Board met this morn
ing and organized by eectng General Thomas Presi.
dent.
Naval Register.
The official register Of the Navy Department will be
issued ON the 1st Of February.
Tho Public Lands.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office has re-
ceysd . conmunication from the Pioneer and Union
Gold and Silver Mining Companies, dated St. Paul. \
Minn January 49, stating that assays have been made
on quartz rock discovered in Charleston county, Minn
with favorable results chewing the existence Of both
gold and silver The are reported to be well de-
fined. shafts sunk and work performed sufficient to
give assurance that that locality is rich In minerals
During the past two weeks the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office has transmitted the several land
Offices for delivery to the grantees 1850 patents for To-
cation made with military warrants and sales for cash.
He has also just transmitted the Register Of the Land
Olce at East Saginaw, Michigan, three hundred and
fifty patents for locations made with Agricultural Col
ege scrip covering about 5000 acres. for delivery to
the grantees.
United States Supreme Court.
In the Supreme Court to-day the following causes were
taken ups
No. 12s-Long plaintiff in error, vs.. Kembe. Con-
tnued
No l7s.-The steamer Ad Hine plaintiff in error, vs..
Trevor. Admiralty collision. Submitted.
No S51-Supervisors Of Marshall county, Illinois,
plaintiffs in error, vs.. Schenck. Assumpst Sub
mitted.
No. 1893. -semple, plaintiff in error, Vs. Hager Mo-
ton to dismiss argued.
No 1S2-Rob6ns plaintiff in error, va. the City Of
Chicago Trespass On argument to be concluded
Adjourned to Monday, January IS. when the opinions
will be rendered.
Court or Claims.
The peremptory call Of the docket viii begin on Tues
day next the 29h the thereon will be called
in their order and If then passed will not be taken up
during the present term. Adjourned to Monday, the
2sth inst
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spsMW or TINE coLoaen MURDERER JONES sy cOvsM5a
SWAMI

UrPER MARLBORO Nd JAN %. 1867.
Governor Swami has granted further reprieve 10
william Jones, the colored man 10 jail hers under Sou
lence OF DEATH until Friday, March number OF the
prominent citizens Of this county have forwarded ps
tton TO the Governor asking that the prisoners sentence
he COMMITTED to Imprisonment for life the Penitenary.
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IsnaASApoLas, Jan rs 1857
joias resolution offered by the Hon. James Hughes
Ia response 10 the resignation Of Governor morton,
passed both branches Of the Legislature to-day was
highly coupmsntsry 10 toe Governors personal omar
actor ana pubic services and fully endorsing hls ise
administration; expressing also entire conAaence ~
hs ability 70 render disug uished service W INC
10 tho new position 70 which he has been onoscn 20
recognising In the person nils successor Governor
baker faithful ocsr Of distinguished ability and W.
auoafi enable patrotisn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
WRECK OF TINE SCHOONER ELIZABETH EDWARDS.

PmrADurHIA, Jan. Is, 1867.
The schooner Elizabeth Edwards, from Georgetown,
s. c., for New York, with cargo OF naval stores, was
abandoned the 18th inst She was cut through
by ice fifteen miles from Cape May on the 18th. Tho
captain and reached thu Five Fathom Lghtship Ia
the yawlboat. The lightsAp subsequently broke from
her 1oorngs and drfted to the Delaware Bzeakwsser,
whore tho OF the schooner were landed The klz
abctA Edwards was hundred and ninety tons
purden, and owned by Captain Euoch smith, William
Mosre rraaci Edwards and others
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ToaoSTu, jan %. 1867
heavy snow storm commenceda al neon and promises
10 be the heaviest yet.
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ALABAMA lsslslATuas.

MorraoxgRT. Jan. % 1851
The judiciary Committee q the Rouse wi so5mi,
Tomorrow bill for The renovs o tns sate capital 70
Moh,e The COMMITTEES stood eleven for and 1--WE against
hi naan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

Marriage and LcIibncy An kssay 81 Warn
inr and Ter vcu0I Also DsSesscg ana
kpca yn ata s,e vial poworz with
e rcl,ef Sent free q charge In sealed letter ccvsc y,
rhtaJclnafa.
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TIC TENNESSEE leGlslAIups

NAsuvui.n, Jan. 10, 1857.
b.I nsssct the HOUSE increasing the salary Of tho
s.a,s IsdGca \ lad previously psSeds s'2AIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

Nrw OvIKavs Jan, ~. 1897
The Nineteenth reg .aent OF United states Cccreo
Troops from hore are sbeg Ssy "a baltimore W 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

Beautifsi HAIR" Chcyslier,s li5e, rSr 80
youthful beauty mparts nfc and strength % tne
hair stops falling DOT OF 0ncc Keeps inc nea1 cean
unpsraieied ~ hair dressug sold by al DRUGGISTS Ana
shc hatr dresserx once, 25 BroadwAy~
~ S'v,''sV' 800 SARAH A. CHEyAi.IER N. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

BascheIer's Hair Dye. The Hest ~ sns-
world perfect pyc harmless. rsiiabo inssos~f
Qua Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

Tse HAVE macklse Ce.'s l,sck ssitch sr,,v ,sJ
ns uacnnc ne Psessdess So srcsdwsy, Rev York
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sod 1IaSe,rst,ou Msu,sh"d 'Ths hlghes rates ps'df~
Dcublocns and ali kinda o. Gold and sssg ,,,ss.
TAYLOR q co, BspkNs " Wsu ssso~e ~ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

II a. Altesesher WRONG 80 Tribe with Rae
rongb rensedy rronpf and thorough
- PxyvEis EXPECToRANT be readily obtained scla
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Aid for the Greeks

canda VIM b hsd = sns Cooper IIssu ~
I HSS. S sHSasEH s :. ssssEs. ~
md osr suissed sps.xsss VIII the mss...s
M.i%aa 4, preside sA' i''.
&C.,. p...... VICE rREsiDyyrs;1a ..n,v.u
E n M E sass Potter ss Df wv %.. As'.
J s'sr gG sssa.s.n s ssy.I b. sas ssss..
HsSj 8 s a1aofs so s% i, arinnsu.S
Rev; s a; Tying Jr. Henry g se6sns
VIM T. r. ssS Sem,ye. e Grand f lockwood
Hamilton Fish. Samuel sloan.
Judge Geo. Barnard Judge cardozo
fssIss f SsSsyss s. b. p. R'sseoet
George q Ward Henry y. SAGE:
fhG sSy 4 Eh Tnsesmau Frof vnsso.o bos
John R w a ss Parker Theodore Fss Rs soassses
S ws L. l. Il ws SS%''0'k John JOINT sioesssoa
i Jsas o sSssisa. k kss
Ssx,as Es'.s.ssssi' iIsaT} 4 dF 5ssssa
G. cA II Marshall, Jf. Eobt L. Kennedy, ssa.
Richard q IathrOp e. Ell, qfodns a,;o.
Ma3 Gen, y; {. Barlow. SSsIlss S SoTdSof
p pssss La H.ps'F0l Daniel Ne Dssia.
Msars e ss rfi%f Victor I Ssssnas
force force. Si HySaSys Charles Mansfnser.
5 s. q Rsls..s., j. D. 4 sa s%''A' ..
john r. Brady George Wm e Curt.,
Samuel wetmors. William AstOs.
James X Place James Brown.
Marshall 0 Roberts. Charles G. Corner.
Dr. san nSs' ossood Paul s: Forbes.
sSs ss; 4; stuart vivian Ss 4 gSss
T. T. Il Il f Bis.aaeshford L Grand ), caano..
Lorenzo & IL Si psinassacs. peter = s.ssss
3 ISons !. S 9. Acton. Levi s...ss.
F Eioi 4 e H ESsaan p Saa nner.
s. S.G Essd sss Martin Mar Ga. sss Sss:...-
5 ssnes v. se.:sman, po.ga:: T.yiss
john J.. Cisco. Rictnrd ecneh.
7 N$: 4 B p.sss. i kssst i s.ssssa
Jonathan Sturges, George OnswcA
VIM K Strong Hiram Bsrusy
Eniet 7; Shepard, shepherd S., 1872
VIM 3. Ogden james Kelly.
Chas. H. Ludington stephen Hyatt
Benz. II. Hutton. Marshsn Leners'
Joseph H. Choate.
The following gentlemen have consented % act -
VIM. H. Anthem. p. Golden Murray.
Lawrence Wells, John Bloodgood
Z. Franghad: Geo D ritxi,plos
G Gssasf s' Winthrop shi MAJOR jay.
Henry 9. Chapman, = q Bancroft DAVIS
Richard N. Hunt, William or.on.
WIN. X. Stafford, Chas H. Ward
w. J. IIoppin p b. Eaton
ao K T.aa ss s S% E %ss. ssas-s4
d 5aHs K. n 4SckEsa Gssif ssss...
s6sFPh f 81 SAaR' Treasurer
}ee's EosEk4 Fl i H eHGMTFEise.
THsop0EE ROOSEVELT,
WI. r BLoDaElE
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psie,s o. n. Thc :. sas .s ara S Scst
economical IN sosd ~ 4ccen cveyW"o'S "V-s
go Washington stfcct
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The value OF the cotton will probably average about
Sta per baethe salvage may be about forty cent
which will ave the the cotton at about $4750OO
said 70 be fully insured m city and out Of town COM
panies sa H q q. sles n.'f
Building No. 800 is owned by Thomas McKie. II is
damaged about s., 00O aud is insured for ~, 600.
Building No 36S Is owned by the Brush estate. 1t II
damaged 70 the exeat Of 500 and s insured for
460O0 80 .3.
No 81 North Moore street s also owned ~ the Brush
estate It Is damaged $780, and is insured for g. 600
Messrs Harriot Schlling had just taken lease or
the three buildings FOR i've years Their loss on store
fixtures win be about 81, 500 Insured for 81, 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26

EI,;rt;c Iochstitch sowing Machinos, y13
nro,dvAy Highest premiums hntyann insue Wv
YORK AUD Pennsy an IN state sssrs tSo6
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% we're %.Ss 4 ID .s

Awards to Busnets's standard rregarael
tonsThe following Awards were made At the iae Inincss
To JOSEPH BCRNETr CO., Boston-rirst for FLA
vORING RyTP ACTS for cooking purposes aud first prss
for TOILET ARTICLES. embracing C0COAINE for q, sns
hair. FIoRIMEL-an exquisite perfume-CObOoNA
Tho committee FIRST appointed failed decide SECOND
committee the awards above al the same Time
highly recommending both sets OF preparations
Tribune. Octobsr4
As,h%n, Rhe.~a',s%; EssTra!Eirs;a E GSSf
Barnes Wells. Hsnsold. Kiichen. c0ddngtoa shcddon-
Duoa FREEMAN, druggists
A Neglected Cough, Cold or sore Thress.
s,BPowkis BRONCHIAL TRoCHBs,r II allowed 70 pro
grcss rney terminate seriously For Bronchitis Astss
with ing ;sntillcs immediate relief. Stag
e and public hpcskers win end them also excellent 20 clear
the voice and fendes articulation wonderfully easy.
An OLE Nsrse fer Ciildrspa Dcs,t Fail ,. g
teehing No mother who has ever tftea = VII consent
10 child through this critical period without he
aid Of his PREPARATION Gives rect 20 the uotbsr
reef health 10 the Child Cures wind conc ana 'c-
guatcs che bowels, ~ cents o ooit'e.
A. II sidenLers q son Inyi,e The Public ee I
The Pipes for the Words Fair ana lc nne soct
genuine Meerschsum Pipes. NOS aud 6John strccs
"s'i' l''ack =; = HsB ss;7 BROADWAY.
have constantly on hand issss and wei assorted '''s
JEWEbRY.
SILVER WARE.
WATCHES.
BRONzEs
FANCY GOODS
GAS FIXTURES.
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Gssssr q 1885, e. Hissnsss fre mi ssC :.
sfreck Brooklyn. A
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About O'Clock last evening fire occurred on
the second floor Of No ITO Madison street. in the dwell
ing apartments Of Albert Schenck caused BY tho explo
sion OF kerosene oil lamp. Damage about 500 In.
sured in the Germania Insurance Company.
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CGuDfgs ChnlIenSe 60 tho Henrietta
An English paper O. Iats date says-Is 10 runores
at Southampton and currently believed, that Thomas
ChamberIayns. Esq, o. cranbUry Park, he owner d
tho Old Arrow che liz fsmlisrly called intends =
challenge Mr. Bennett, owner Of The Henrietta, 70
trial OF speed across the Atlantic The Arrow "a the
winner or many valuable prizes, and has scarcely
been beaten Saa 6 cuttes OF ons hundred and two
t0ns.
NJ ChsmberiayDe Is Vice Commodore Of the royA
squadron and is thorough yachtman and sportsmaA
Mass MsErSG or PLAsrKRzssl The first OF series
contemplated meetings under the auspices or ths
Operative Pasterers sociery was held last evening -
the Demlt Dispensary. at the corner of Twenty hir2
street and Second avenue The meeting was called Y
order about eight o'clock, and Mr. John Allen vas
chosen TO occupy the position OF chairman. series .
resolutions advocating proper recognition Of tho righ
OF labor and contending that eight hours should bs ne
limit Of O days work was proposed and adopted Inc
assemblage was addressed BY Messrs G. r rayaoI
James T. Bourks. II. Tucker, II. Muhall officers O.
labor associations, and Mr. Jones' The audience W.
composed principally Of the members Of the Piasteres
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