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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER IA, 1867

beaten but twice in ten years. and 1t would be twenty
years before they would be beaten again He was rad
ical dyed In the WOOL and believed that he spoke the
sentiments OF tho party He believed that the late de
1eat OF the Republican party was blesslng IN ulsRse
which would be thoroughly demonstrated next ran MT
spencer concluded by nominating the Hon. william A.
Darling candidate for Mayor. Judge White nomi-
mated the Hon. Thomas Murphy, whom he described as
stanch Republican. Mr.. Murphy would gladly nave re-
ceived the nomination for Senatpr, but would
accept II only from regular Convention
although quite certain OF reelection he drched the
nomination from the party with which he had been den-
titled and his influence and his support TO the Re
publican candidate beside contributing generously to the
funds OF the Central Committee. Mr. Esterbrook.
OF the delegates from Mr. Murphys district said that he
was authorized to withdraw the name of Mr. Murphy,
whose circumstances such that he could not accept
the nomination. but whoever the candidate might be he
would give him his hearty support. The Hon. Abraham
Lent, Marshall o. Roberts and Eliot G. Cowdin were also
nominated An informal ballot taken, with the fol
lowing result William A. Darling, 70; Abraham Lent. SO;
Marshall o. Roberts, 6; scattering, 8. On formal vote
William A. Darling received % votes, and Abraham Lent
&C. On motion Of Judge Culver the Hon. VIM A. Darling
was unanimously chosen as the candidate for Mayor
committee was appointed TO wait upon Mr. Darling and
tender him the nomination.
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DIED.


bis r.dne in Carroll Parish LOuT' on
the 3lst year Of his age
BRADY-On Tueay Nov H. CONSUMPTION Archibald c. Brady L
aged Is rtsrs 10 months and u days . 49,, p -
The relatives and friends Of family also AmiE Lodge No 1 ss
residence No 100 East Fourthst on Thursday Nov. H. at ScioIk
for intement
CHAMBBRLAN-on Tuesday Nov H. Elizabeth wife Of Joseph
The relatives and friend, family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence, No Cos Westinghouse on
will be taken to Greenwood for intennent
CARyBR-on ssturs Nov residence Of bis brhsf Capt
seaispOr Maine in the 68th year Of his age.
coLToNon Tuesday Nov H. Henrietta wife Of Dr. A. Cotton Of
TIE relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully attend
,h fGn. service on THURSDAY eoss M a. No. ~ e ~
Great harrington, Mass for interment on Friday
H9wE Santos Brazil Sunday Sept ~ Of p %
C. SOmmsrs, d. D.. in the 29d year Of bis age
HTCHCOCK-suddeny Tuesday evening Nov H. Samuel NJ
Hitchcock in ne ih year q bis age. r,. cA,b N.w,t
~ j., on Friday next at O'Clock
nAwKEswORTH-on Monday Nov. H. after short Illness James
badoes and N any years resident Of this city.
The relatives family respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral from ST. Marks Church Of seoOndave and Tenth
st. o Thursday Nov IA, at 2 Ocoekpm
LEFPERTs7A' Fabush L. L. on Weneday evening Nov ID hn'a
Tie friends invited to attend her funeral nom ne ne
formed Dutch Church. F,bush Saturday afternoon a'S O'CLOCK
MITCHELLA Bayoun Hudson County n j. on TUESDAY Nov ~
very Illness William Mitchell IN the ga year Of his age
RoBERTSONA Lake Washington County " on THURSDAY NOV
1861 Lieut. Archibald Robertson late Of Co. sd kes] n l.
wATKINson Tuesday evening Nov ~ Lewis Edward youngest
and family respectfully invited to attend
the residence bis parents smtonst near Fulton
ave. Brooklyn on Friday, at O'Clock :. NJ
WSsLowAt Paris Monday Oct = Renec9 Wins9" youngest
WGIGtCR~Ou fuesday Nov H. Op6ela wife Of William Wallace
and daughter Aug L. Wood in The 2h her age
from the Yves. Presbytsrsn Church Or sco,t
THURSDAY H. III o'clock Her remains VIII be inferred
IN Greeng
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FIRES.

WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE IN CHAMBERS ST.
At o'clock q. M, yesterday fire was dis
msTbIefront building No. 1913 Chambersst. The timely
arrival OF the prevented the flames from spread
were Slightly flooded by The fifth floor and part
Of the third were occupied by Woisohn q MeyetDurg'
ST. 900 insured by the Germana Company for 5000 Beck;
5000 and CCcun dns y Mers AN IT.
Mandeibaum & Co, manufacturers OF women's under
trust 5000; Williamsburg City 2OoO Queen, 5000;
HUMBOLDT $500 St. Nicholas, s2,soo; Leno9 $500
200; Excelsior, $500 Total t2sao0 The second
floor is occupied by Messrs c. b. Churchlii e. co. co.
dealers qesITed for $1,000 by the Washington, $4,000;
security 100000 Etna, $1,000 Importers ana draa e
and basement are occupied by Messrs Iodsr q Lock-
wood dealers in 91y gSGds 70 ba caap 80 Tie build
Ing owned by Mr. chas Colgate and n may Ms. 20 re-
paired for 5000 Insured no 10 ~ 5000 Insured
FACTORY IN sIXTH-AYE.
Mr. w Nugent's stove and tln-ware factory
at No Os sxthaye was damaged ny oo by he Republic
Company. 49,.
THREAD MILLS IN FALL RIVER, MASS; .,o
FALL RIVER, MASS NOV: lSMi swat M1 Of New
York n Davis of Ts Fan d Hyer sS %Sre par
,ay tnsi',ed ia is supposed 20 be the work on an
diary About 80 hands have been thrown out Oh epo'
inen'' p1ArN1NG-mrLL IN ST. LOUIS
c. o,-,s NV I3-A fire broke out mere
auIt consumed the Plallhhth
aaiIar sit1ated near the EveTette House anu
baav damaged two three small adS,ns 500 GE
Judd a tSe Springfield FIRE and Marine Company for
1850 Albany city Fire Co Tor sS for Al soS
miss,ssnpi valley, st. Louis. for 1900 Three s
OF four rooms in the hyer e. The b0use soaked
VIII vstcr Loss on furniture, &c. s estimated at about
$1,000 Insured In the Underwriters Agencg rev fo
5000 Ta,nbcrraans Chicago, for 5000 ana about
IN ~ cu,s conDauies The loss on the Duldngs IL hot
I'D I'M thev are fully insured. Minor losses,
diviiedam6pg several small establishments VIII prob
ably oui0uut 90 $4,000 mos'! 'n'"ie' ~ '""' wv"
/
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SutfiaI Noti1ts.


Let all those wish this Winter buy many
MAGIC ASH-SIFTERS as theT have sovea
The largest size is suitable for Heaters Ranges Engines Se
The neatest thing known for sitting ashes
OFFICE, No. "a BROADWAY Ny.
Eleventh Assembly District Union Ass0ciation.Am meet
ing NJ will be held THURSDAY ENbNNG NOV ~
Rooms Broadway and Thirty AZ
PRRDEaicK OLwsrRAD, Secretary.
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Republican Assq-
catOn-A Meeting Of the Association viii he hel lo
Chusayl EVENING, H. Lincoln Hall corner OF
and Thirty-tbiri-st IHEhOh H. bOlbSnr Fle''1eH-
JOHS COLLIER Secretary
Union Republican General COmmittee.-Tbs Regulsr
Monthly Meeting Committee will take place on IHUkSDA
HVENlNG Nov H. 1861 Of Twenty hrist and BF0ad" !"
"A o, ock. The Executive Committee will meet AZ q ,
T. T. J. j. P h4li Secretaries -'''' .-'4 :
saint Andrews Society. .,,,.,,
The regur Preparatory Meeting Ohe SAINT ANDRENn sO
the State for the election Of officers NJ w De nen
Delonicos Fouepthst THURSDAY EVENING, November H.
instant o'clock the Society will be called upon to vote on s
the amendment Of the Constitution M Aehu
anee is requested JAMES CALLbNDhn, eeoe!.
American Institnte-The Polytechnic brareh wills meet IN
Room No ~ Cooper Building THIS Chursdayl bFESiNS at y
O'Clock Ire purpose Of examining nensGns ana geoYse
The pnhic are Invited D. D. llLbAAN NnA'"An
nKfD
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A CONTESTED ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
es 1aH By 81 the t ca1ddaes 2 Asem6y MI Card
has nine majority by emitting two t9wns s Canned
chat the whole vote should be rejected
REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION. 80.
The delegates to the Union Republican City
IConyenton met last evening at Headquarters On mo
ZION of Mr. Spencer, Gen. John Cocbrane was called 70
The char Two delegations appeared from the Eighth
Ifrict the credentials Of the delegates beaded by Mf
james A. Lucas, were signed by John FaIneT rfesi
dent OF the Association aud by Inspectors OF Election
Tie other credentials not signed by any OF tne
officers resolution was offered tnat rs eaGa
claims. Mr. Spencer hoped that the motion would not
prevail He was opposed to an Tns
by the officers Of the Convention were as much entea
their seat: as any Delegation IN tSE coS e1tr the
Convention and contest the seats OF delegates Inc oso
BUTTON was carried Mr. sehaer on oehal OF me rv
binary election Illegal That there were Dut
S votes poed and that some OF b bsS Of
Of the regular delegation said that there was no ounda
ceded him there were over $50 votes poed instead Of
k15O On motion to admit the delegation whose creden-
Yeas and Nays. were demanded; lost. Mr.. Thompson
the q the Chair 70 the fact that the Con
laArms DO notified 10 remove all persons delegates.
ltSa motion 70 call the Yeas ana Esvs Was
Seeonsderd and carried The resolution 70 admit the
egqs Sesso9 e seh & 3se SSs %1B Tne
ling been rejected at three previous conyenon they
order col Farinan called for the reading Of heresou
ton passed by the Central Committee as IL wound
r SPENCER said that copy OF the resolution was
Hand he would state that the Committee dd pass reseu
tfon that no erson shouid nominated that - not Re
publican Of proved integrity. One Of the morning news
papers pretending TO be Republican Journal haS
sdysed Repnblcans TO vote for John Holman, but h
1oped that no Republican would be 50 neGns ,
lie was for standing by the old flag and voting the ne
lpublcan ticket IL there should be but 10 votes
n there were any within tho SOUND OF III hl
ErOice that loved plumber better than ,prl
Icpe no thought theywere in the wrong shop and tina
their room would be considered better than Their con
lpany This the hour OF disaster TO the kepnDict
tbaFty What with corrupt IL gislature badly admlnl
tered Commissions, the Police where there were tIe
Democrats appointed TO Republican,, fDisefaDy hn
instered Health Board the Inconsistencies OF IN
Excise Commission. the Republican party had suihcleu
kOad on It's back IN New OfA, and had done 0s We
l.---I-L-nna County. Ihe Elnnnl-c.n nnrIN lal bec
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SALE OF THE BORG COLLECTION.

Messrs. Miner & Leeds continued the sale OF
Mr. Borgs fine collection Of oil paintings last night 100
having been sold on Tuesday evening Contrary to ex-
rsrc naintngs which brought fair prices, were small
81 Michael on copper, $3.50; judith, by AnOr s20i
Bacehus, by Albano, Sl0i an AnhmhclauOn, ny narlO
Inv Poclenburg $40; and landscape by Ruysdnai $50
A lttls gem. "The Shoebiack" by LepIcieS, SOFA Tor
si12 sO: beautiful landscape panel, by Deslayes,
81 sos and one OF Pinels marine sketches also or ah -
$40 one Of the largest AID finest ~ The ton'i"n,
So,-',ii U1f,orfun 1ttariup Desert LOu painted ly
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MIRRJED.

pppruotp coLR-on Tuesdsy H. at the Reformed Dutch
dbareb in YopIr. by Rev David Cole D. assisted 9 vac
80 n col, he Rev j. Henry Berthof OF Urionve Nset
npty n " 70 Lizzie Cole, daughter Of the officiating
clergyman =. 90, " 9,
D. spnev Tsrpg Mr. GeorgeR CoNles Of howfortto
Mis-, Edna ~ Herbert Of Coventry, W. NooAus
niyPPiRsA-At Monroe Oanys County on Heanes1ay nov
i1 BIZ D. r. Gedney Edgar j. Day Of New OH wy I" AHA ~
ali Of the former place -.
tyov lBvFI-On Wednesday, Nov n 81 the Collegiate obgien
flrpce bT The Rev Dr. Dewitt Dr. samuel n lyon !" hih
Iousa Ahesl daughter Of }. H. Abeel, all Of TINS c'f
,uplR-riVFIE-In Pittsburgh Pa Thaiiy oct - by ue
r-e 70 p.ii.- W.He ~ -. ~ New l1Js 20 l'ff.
.-,. .t gator s'..e .t- ,'-. l't, o. ii - ~ t-t
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Alfred de pteux Tor Goup and exhibited in s4l at the
International Art Unon knocked down at ss5 about
onehai us original cost One OF Mademoisee Raullns
best pieces scene IN the civil Of la Vendee and
Brittany went Tor $780, Veron landscape for $685. and
many other VOTES by French artists Of different periods
for sums ranging downward 20 s.. Eight pictures by
Spanish artsts-Moraes, Rlbera, and Othersvere sold
for smaL prices; Zurburan Of 1850 brought Sl4O and
magnificent 81. Anthony tempted by the Devil" for
which the owner demanded 81 Co., was withdrawn.
The sale OF paintings will be continued this evening at
the same place, No "a East Thirty.ffth-st
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Rreye Brig Gen Charles nE Col J. n Smpsos BVt
F1hugh ith a. Ar Bng Gen Corps of Bgneers has
usry has ben granted leave Of been ordered take charge OF TIE
months Second struon OF Forts TAYLOR nd
Lieut. 4 X Thompson a1h T. s. Jefferson Florida. Major y G..
Infn Ia. been sniea 60 DAYS Prime Brevet Col 81
dsV IN losing BIZ regiment neers ordered to
s.cepl ~ W. Prler Gp Gilmore Fort Tbonpkn.
sCavar granted 30 DAYS Cpt J. W. Cur has been
Joining bis gm-ut First from duty with Cen fillmore
ICgad 4lt (olore d ordered to take command OF
Inn his been granted 90 DAYS Company b. Engineer Baor
dsirv ng M rrriert IN The Capt C. Oyounsu ordered TO
Department " Gulf Brcve report 20 Gen WsSa al DaFsn
Major 7 &. j. Bailey has beenpOri, Iowa
relieved from mastering AMI disburs
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M oPnaineerv REQUIRED.

tab. s,, Measure tesng 10 The general eIeeeHte Of your
rahiu. over All others have used which embraces ne he
principal thread machines with YOUR os o
We'll ssgis or doJR It's work bsautifyi DOES NOT rp
nsr,s 40 rn IT, works easily. In DoEs nor REQUIRE
AZ EyttIsxEKp TO KEEP oKDEG-hrA s. r. A'0T 1901"
AZ 8 l6T.
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THE VEATHER.

RENAREa-The thermometer stu falling at Morning
yefv onr siulr cloudy Aneruoon-Niny Vey cloudy slightly
cloudy BeungSty cloudy clear ane atmosphere unsteady The
meie0c shoge bad not made it, appearance up 10 II
Nov 3fhe weather has been eoudy northwest
Wind blessing wh slight snow falls at intervals Al eeoek NJ
,noW began fall rapidly Thermometer at Jo'i al Il M,
4l2.
BrTYo 9Ths ground covered with for the fss tine
ills seas stood 90 At O'clock this morning
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Volunteer Lien Buekthorn aud ordered the Gas
tenant John X VIM, from the In gov.
~s.rdsps and aitne onea Act Ordrd- ChefRugneer F. G.
Master lame. l. BRYANT and Daie 81 Board
ims, NeErov from he Naval Engineers Philadelphia Act
station A. Mound CITY III and Ing Master H. r. Bake sad Acting
Of ~ W. GOwan, Mound
Engineer W H. City ILL., Mate Francis d. fOoe 70
Audc1on sud Acting Third Assist The AscuineJ.
~ Eugncor T. O. Pafks. from the
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Snow STORM IN Observation-Disclosures. :

sPRTNGFIELD. Mass, Nov ia heavy snOw-storm has
been falling here all day aud IL is more TO the
southwark About inches Of have fallen and tic
railway trains are somewhat delayed.
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OHIO.
THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER COUNTY.
OHIO.

Lawrence County, Ohio, gets the banner
offered by the Democratic State Committee for the largest
Democratic gain. The gain was ,23l votes.
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s,oo DR. Knox wasa Republican. Should Democrat
Ne chosen I'm place. the Democratic party Will proba-
SIv have a majority in the Senate, as two Republican
tnerpbers are considered uncertain.
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VAN scKLEYscHENc6-o wednesday Nov - At The he,er Y
Dutch Church Fatbnh Mr. Wells d. D tcoD l. 70"
Sieken Of New Lots schenek Of the former place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

Dr. RADwAY has recently discovered for oein The
extracted medicinal roots bs plants &c. whereby only
the pue and active properties ars obtained fom which RAILWAYS
RBSovATING RESoLVENT READY RELIEF, AND REGULATING
PILLS are prepared.
Of these remedies prepared under the ne" process
Of the principle Of cure than secured 10 OF ne
largest bottles Of sArsspaa pain killers pills In sen's ua
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NETWORK.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

The official returns from the following counties
have been received. We compare with the vote Tor
C,vernor in 1866:
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RADwAYs,RESOLyEYr

containing medicinal propees Observation-Disclosures LeIiyon Pud
Tararacun vegetable prepared TscuSl 80 har
uouiouy the most perfect remedy M Purify
Resolving Diseased Deposits Glsndaar s~eng
curing Chronic ScroOgs syphe Diseases Dssoying Caes-
ous Concretons toe Bladder and KDes nsur0g sFsu
Man woman and Child who t
BEAUTY PURE BLOOD, AND THB vIG0R OF LIFR
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Let those who gush under the fatal severity our climate through
y pulmonary compsnt those who are ~ uscle1
There a remedy at hand, aud
sgysIy TIED WIIBORs COMPOUND OF CODLNEk OIL AND
YIp noSesipg the very favor Of the article
heretofore endowed by the phosphate OF lime WIN meaning
ronsrtv which renders oil douby eeseouA For sale ~ a. IS
xii R0R Chemist No. Coartst. Boston In New'lorh;
pEMAs BARNES 4 Co., W. IL. SCHIEfFBLlN Co.. and r. u
Ia
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So swim the Reovent entering hs circulation that can b
detected in the Blood Urine ten minutes er has bees
taken
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Wits, Vito.
SARSAPARILLIAN.
I BETTER THAN 10
A NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
r. r. - r

RENOVATING RESOBVENT
CONTAINS sARsAPARIbLIAN, THE ACTIVE PRINC,s1B' or
SARsAPARILLAt
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Fair Complexion Clear skn Free from al Eption' Tser RssA
Pnpss Botches Puss' Black iSpo Worms seurf and Sores
the Scalp &c. &C. eursy few doses Of two teasP0oafls three
times day.
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X. II. IL.

RESOLyENF.
..rS rRN MINUTES 1T CAN BIZ DETECTED IN THa BL00Ds.
ETC
A WONDERFUL REMEDY WORKS ASTONISHING
CURES IN MIRACULOUS QUICK TINE
RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsoLvENr
SARSAPARIILIAN
Ia IN. ONLY par. Of sarsspar eOlrg medical virtues, and ant.
rep one which largely the Resoven All other Of
s.rs,para are inert One bottle Of the assOen
more Of principle than 10 Of The large hO1lss Of Ssr0A
soh under that
So ou,ek is Radways Resovent in entering rs circulation that n
Ia, been detected besa
takea
scrofaa Fever Sores ErupOn, Sores tts BoOa
Botches Pmpes Salt Rbum syphilis Mercsl ava al dis,
eases skin cured rapidly In simple Affections Of To skin
few doses only required There disdgud neSos
appearance wonderful remedy u to health and ger.
sOnal improvement bottle sufficient insure aae clear
smooth aud healthy akin and complexion
For diseases Kidney, Bladder Aal Urinary ores s1passes
In rapidly permaneuee Of all Known remedies
Persons detecting depoee sesse
suffering seadng pain along tie ure,hra su& pains Or
sma etc. from mietsrOas drops should
the RESOLyENr
or Bladder will derive immediate relief III suT the sovos
Price 81 per bottle, 9 for 80
DR. RAILWAYS oGes. No. 81 Madenhns Persons tEete&
cacuous cOnersOus and Kidney Diseases invited call an DE-
RADwAY. at his once, from Ito p u
See Dr. Railways Almanac br 1859 ready zee Of ehasa
Bookbolder, Writing Desk, Iavalis, Ten Fable ana
Ladies' stand Comb Ded-Sutahe for leMiav rreatS
Al prices FROM 80 70 upwards JOHN CoNEACHER Co Ne @s
bIoaaHi kooa No. 10
Post-0ece NoceThe MIa for the Used Kingdss and the
CLOSE m or Thursday S"gemes "A Al Il M All At tie Sp,
JAMS EErLT .
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Salt Rheum Rngwon Sores HumOr, Tumors Glsndaar Swell
In strumuze Discharges from the EAT Sore Eyes Choue Ds's
yeuere Sores Syphilis all sypho forms Of disease seorb"as
AseOas ricketts, soening Bones Ulcers and ali eOsrapoa
expelled from the system By few bottles
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5s,SlS 1854
Total-12 Cos G5,GO6 1854 81
TIE FOR AsSEMbLl

Republican loss, $685. Democratic gam l'SOO;
Actual reduction of vote from last year, 4,of5'
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The Atlanticaiiaii steamship Company
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


Tn. Stakeholder, Of th. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ond no. be msed by the charges Of malannson preferred
against dreetors They you'd do well to inquire First ION ThAs
source do the charges enate they made solely for the
purp, obeneeng Malt The fact that the charges are
published over the Of the directors Of the Atlantic Man
ssamhq Company and that parties friendly that Company are work
ing procure proxies must be deemed sufficient
to the f question and the mind Of 90 far toward answering
the sscon filler second question may be found the
contemplation Of what might take . IN the event Of Che ;1e Of
the Atlantic Mail party Could not che steamers 20" Isdnps 20 A
OIL we C a. . ~ ,T Furthermore the Atlantic Mail being
e o%usr ten thousand and sy shares Of Mail
ship COMPANY costing IL The , Of an The ships belong
ns New York Mail for sum sufficient to hqs date no
certain quarters without seriously paing the surplus o. the raac
Mail H be ra " generally ssTe a u s :0S y u
in by be warning the Of the
Appeal Bpildmg Fund for the Newsooys;' hedg
ing House The pubh are aware 'I- lo - ys b ,h ~ of
dyilua contributions large OdsE house Tor HeSsO'y ana ' ~
Daring this period 3is8 lodgings AMI 2o1 meals have been %
nlshed these lads Of whom The 9 number * m S Baas
tie Rooms i ~ "a have been Pae By item ioNArl TIE srgensss
OF The lodging the last alone there we're lodged W. OF
frel boys 80 59 lodgings aud 50 tS5 meals ste se5 lhe NUM-
Der Of orphans thus slle MAS 10 ara anu sevs,s OF,
interesting unfortunate es Of c from me sg house tne
have been saved om ee aa s'asoond NE ana
The present rooms Of lodging sufficiently large
the nambe Of boys thongng them and they are oO ~
extremely lease others IN that quarter Of the cry
charity permanent procuring building for T.
Their. ALL boys here for whom sneh provision
must be made While city continues They wish TO provide building
which shabs home to the hoaee lad wondering
feps hough great city where he Ind lend and receive
nsueton the pathway 70 better lie Surely no person
could sar something Injuries for better karpose an
tins 10 permanent ng house for streetboy Inc
pd-at raised unless each iDdiyidua VINO mas
svmpahy poor and homeless children shall e respohT n
doing his part toward making Il up. ...,, s.,
Meropolan Nation Bank VIM A. Booth President NO 70
nscfg the object ocs Of the Chiirens
Aid Society No. East f'''''' C. L. BRACE, Secretary
~.
Louisiana Offers superior inducements to advertisers It's rea son "a
a. region Of Louisiana IL one OF the few journals os'ue
- rIssn m he State receipt Of regular eegams Terms
moderate Appiy 10 s. 81 PErTINGibL Co.. NO - fsrEion
NsWYok; Boston, OF to D. O. MoNIAN manager
Baton Rouge, La
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Cseuous Concretion Bad Habit Of Body kidney baad ne
Urinary diseases Luehran ssPpressOu BOOessuss cured PtI
b. the r r. ResolVsnt.
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