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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

Base ball is getting 10 be popular among
colored folks, and many Of them are siul players Yes
terday the crack organizations Of this vicinity, the
Uniqies and Monitors both Brooklyn Clubs met in a
contest for the championship the Satellite ground
The Uniques the party whom the ExccsiOrs OF Pa
delpha defeated lately in game which nearly resulted
in pitched battle, and the Monitors are the gentlemen
who the return OF the Phadelphitns from thcif
Albany trip avenged their brethren by handsome vie
tory The match yesterday has been the theme Of com
ent for time in cOOrcd circles but the when and
where having been sufficiently advertised, the audi
ence II gathered was slim. The play exhibited
on both sides very creditable first, but
afterward the Uniques failed 70 play up to their
mark, and did very bad muing The Monitors out
iayed them at al points, but especially in batting
zach IN the latter pert OF the match, they did in ter
Jihc style pretty commencement lent The game
interest, until the Monitors began 10 draw away from
contest ceased although play continued The catchers
each side and the pitcher OF the Monitors the
most credit for fine playing. Willains's pitching
hpeelalY elilclent- The .cnrn is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

The Louisiana State Fair is to be postponed
IN he 23d of December The low stage OF water alone
wond make this necessary. For that climate TINS Is the
peasantest time In the year II corresponds to our oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26
IAnnouncemen ul

IT is WELL to get clear of Cold the first
week but much better and safer to rid yourself the frst fort
eight hOurs-ihe proper remedy for the purpose being Dr. AEs BI
PEc1oRASr. Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

The derrick was broken in three places. Mr. John Davis
was the water and was drawn by the force
~ the water through three OF the gates and but
slightly injured. Vim. Blake had one leg broken and
was otherwise hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

1T ID d 4tA sb 9Th. 7b s.h. Total
sssssS - -. 8 :. ,ss-gs
Home Runs-Hhlsms L. Davis, J. Fy.ssbe.-I,ovn A. VII
BsIss, 81 Anderson u y Jsetoa, Hsady Lewis Monitor N
EsBnsd harblsl d Davis Anderson Peterson p Bnsc.
nors, J. taqne' D. foulbouna Csiehes-BrowB T. Montor
MsrblesB MAJ Unique Doabe PsyAndsrsoB HieIs and
Williams Run OaF Jackson b. ABder.o1 Maflsu ono 90
Yoos-Mout0r Unique Time Of GameTse I'd h
Usnrt-Nr G. Z. sBilL Of Toe PUitgb Clsb. '''''
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Totals..............l
THE NATIONALS AT mvINGToN-THER THIRD

The return match between the lrvIngtOn and
National Clubs played az IrvingOn yesterday, the
result being the OF the IingOn, who played
pretty game throughout The two mines were minus the
services Of their shOrteld players Norton and Stock
man. The Nationals mufed badly in majority Of the
innings, FOxs wild play being conspicuous To-day the
Nationals play the EXcesiOrs the CaptOne Grounds
Mt D. Next week they play In Philadelphia with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD

For sale at No 25 MAIDEN-LANE. New
York. and by every duly appointed Agent ut
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark OF any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited and nj the same prices, by calling
on the Agent in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send TO Headquarters.
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
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MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.
WARRANTED


These Pens l6 fne and pointed with the
very best rdosmin Points carefully selected and mono
of this quality sold with the slightest imperfection
which SKIN and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, First Quality, and
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months. except against
accident. .,,-----,,.
The Cases arc made OF Com SILVER anu lor 'us quAHJ
are EXTRA heavy and strong
pRIcKs OF Pens; AND PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

proved the ample experience sp entire success simple,
Ponpt-Efen Reliable They the only Medicines perfectly
adapted popular simple that mistakes cannot he made IN using
them 90 harmless To be Danger sui efficient ~ 10 be
,Iways reliable The raised the highest ommendaion from all
and will always render satisfaction.
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THE WINTER HAT-KNoxs last fabric il
ertong admiration from all classes, and all gentlemen
taste and pGtronre his establishments No. 22 Broadway
eoruer Of FuOn and No 500 Broadway under the Prescott House
certain thereby the handsoms HAT ofhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

CALIFORNIA WINE COMPANY,
40 115 LlBERTYST,
NETWORK.
CALIFORNIA w!Sgs-wARRASrRD PuRR
ANGELICA, CLARET.
SllERRY PORT DRY and Svs,ti
MOCK STILL CHAMPAGNE
BUsCATBB (Commnn.ebI bPAkkLIHG CHAMPAGNE
CATAWBA WINE Bl1TRRS,
SPARKLING HOOK. BRANDY
Assorted for family use, 80
40 TO MACFARLAND's BOOK STORE,
" corner Of Twenty hdt and broadway 10. bsx ssssol
FRENCH MOTIF PAPkB
E,s aslI.s for 81, hisyfs
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The ffth and last is the threeyear old sweep
stakes Tvo-me heats There will be probably six
starters for this race and of the best stock IN the
country including Fanny Cheatham, James A. Connolly,
Tie Coircey or Gen York, MoTrissey clement Flora
McIvor and sleety. The following is the poolseing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26
MoRTON's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens IL carats ne and although cheaper are
equal any gold pens maze elsewhere regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities;
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Third Quality, and
numbered. ,
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident. .
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality
pRIcFs OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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CHILDREN take them and cry for mOre.-M
DANES BYPEILNG rRocHEs OR loiENeEs safe sad sure
meary Price Is cents Depot Fouhaye Sold everywhere
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SPECIAL trans win leave Forty secondst and Fourth
ave. at liz a. IN. and u IN.
THE BLOOD-HORsE ASSOCIATION RACES AT
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2j.-The first race over the
Blood Horse Association Course to-day dash Of
mile for year old $50 entrance, the Association add
ing 500. The race was by Bissicks Pat MalOy.
Richeeu came IN second and Chemisete third Hazard
threw rider Time 1901 The second race, best three
in FIVE purse OF a $3.50 was won by Craigs Oaawah III
three heats beating Duke Of Orleans. Time, 1860, 1919
i9I and 1909 The track is heavy. II has rained AL day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

HoYT, SPRAGUE g. Co.-The residence OF /
oyt esq saved from burglars twice within few weeks
The BuRGL h. HOLMES No Dol BroaGWay
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1.-THE Pen is Mightler than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN-DEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
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FORESTS JUMPER TAR is warranted to cur'
Cough Group Throat and Lung Diseases the price positively re
funded Instantaneous relief DEsAs Barnes Co.. No Il PARK
and all DmggisiL 3j cents
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WINDOW SHADES and HOLLANDS of all col
ors Brsys patent self acting SHADE fIIukss best IN use
q. L. 4 J. b. KELLY, No. AZ Broadway
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Fnges Cor. Taes Gimp and Trimmings Of all kinds at KrIr
Curtain Store No. AZ Broadway.
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If you want good
LIGHT AND STILsH HAT,
Gob VANS, No. al FalOrst
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MoRToH's CHEAP GOLD PENS.


NOT WARRANTED
The.s Pens are fine, and are Better writing
and more Durable Pens can, without operating Nor
TOMS Machnery be produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitousy.
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IN suvER-PLATED IA
TENSION CASES WITH PENCHs.
Harin Pen ...... " so. with Pencil Case. 81 90
1ncky Pen ...... rs. with Pencil Case 80. l IS
Always Ready Pen. l 90. with Pencil Case. 80
Flerant Pen ...... | IS. with Pencil Case. 90
EYcslsor pen 100 90. with Pencil Case. 90. IS
Tbese are Well Finished Good Writing Gold Pens, with
Irdosmin Points the average OF OF which
viii FAR ouast gross OF the best Steel Pens, although
fl,v are unuarranied and therefore moi srchangedok
They arc numbered but correspond in size to NOSE
The rsk ia taken OF all remtances by mail In registered
letters and the safe delivery OF tho goods guaranteed 10
ali who send twenty cents charge for regsteriDgn Ad'
dton 10 the price OF the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Irx nm, can secure OF the above God Pens
Without money by getting mp club.
ti3 so will buy .........---.----S worth OF none'
rs 80 will buy. .......---....... 10 worth Oh Ions'
40 90 will buy ......-...-. ~ worm Oh ron''
II sent 10 dddrenat one hne -, -, -.
ON recent OF the money tho subscriber VIII send py TO
,nrn mali or otherwise directed Gold Pen or rene
sSI,etuo Die sanf according 10 description. Address
A. MORTON.
No 40 MAIDEN LANE, NEw-Y YORK.
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KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE is used every
where Beware Of limitations Sold by all GroeeTA
Depot Nos 233 235 and 2J7 Washngtonst
ARTEsIAN WELLS three feet in diameter, may
he nk through solid rock depth Of 1900 feet See the GREAT
EARN BORISG MACHINE at No. ~ Pearl-st New York
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Wholesale and Retail
4 specially at G L. J. b. KKLTys No AZ Broadway.
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PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
AT KELTr's Curtain Store. No. AT Broadway.
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BASEBALL.
IRVINGTON vs.. EUREKA.

The following is the score of the return game
nlsved AT Newark between these Clubs oct %
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,F PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTES.
,,..t.a NxITI pENfITC
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tired in favor Mr. Darling as he he'd another meeting to
attend Mr.. Darling then addressed the house ana WAS
followed by Major Haggerty and others.
GOV. SEYMOUR ON THE PRESIDENCY.
10 NE Editor Of The Democratic Union, OneidG.
SIR: ] see that You have put my name at the
head OF your paper as candidate for the Office of PTes
dent OF the United states Other journals IN tins, rs wen
IN the Eastern and Western states have also thus eN
pressed their wishes for my nomination by the Demo
cratic National Convention. These marks OF good WIN
aud confidence give me great pleasure. but am COIL
PEELED 70 say that am not and be candidate Tor
the Presidency my reasons for saying TINS are per
sona IL not necessary TO state them They III no ds
gree grow ~ waning interest in the great ana Sl
GUS questions which divide parties in this country. va
the other hand feel that about 10 enter upon an
earnest and thoughtful discussion Of the condition OF
public affairs. The passions and preudices excited by
civil war dying out. All now that the questions
Of finance tariff the rights OF States and the powers OF
Government, cannot he settled by clamOr and caumhes
Both parties feel that the grave problems growing out o.
the disOrdered state OF the country must be cOnirOeu
and that due respect for their organizations demand an
earnest and thoughtful inquiry 10 the best mode oI
tightening the load Of debt and taxation which hnuer
the business Of land and weighs down with heavy
shackles the OF labor. In trying in the utnre as
have in the past TO uphold principles which deem 70 oe
right, can do battle with more vigOr when am not
candidate for official position Very truly yours, &c
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
J6cd. Monday Nor. IS 1867
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DID

DEL ToI % ~ g E9 % At s s.s 5 he i'sS'i
The r,.iT,. and friend. family respectfully invited to attend
her funeral the North Reformed Dutch Church Clermon ave.
near Nyrie.s1e on Monday Dec. ,, alto O'Clock a
BEsxErro3 TSr, Nov e Of ,s 1 ,. s MAJ s %oas
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of her psrts
a i've U sSd sa 4sI are n1sd 70 sH6i '' "
HESBY-ou F1. morning Nov 20 at the residence, Of her parents
No place Brookln Minnie, ou daughter Of Josephine
b and John = Hear, ssed II years. -, T., e..,,
vice and ,spulture.
Vermont paper, pleas. copy.
MAyy-on Pay morning Yoy % Kat, BisLn, yoqns,,' 5ngsr
Fsn are invied attend funeral from the residence Of her pa
oeoipH Tie remain. viii be taken to Rome, for uernenL
MeGowASon Thurd.y Sey q h,y g. -ts Of Charles BE
The relatives friends respectfully invited 20 ai'en bs fausr.
from the residence other parents, lG6 Wet Fourth st Sunday
pee at OOh Remains will be 'aheH to Orange Cona for
orsss. coauty paper, please copy.
MBYER-suiienly In This City Thur'isy evening Nov 81 Henry
Msst the Goth year Of m age and for 'he past % Jeai'
Ths relative, ad head Of The family respectfully nTsi 70 attend
The funeral m ats residence No 23i Gariens hoboken on
saplsy O'Clock Remains will be taken 10 GreeaSood
Csmeey or niermeut
RoBsoS-oa Frly Afternoon Nov o. Losn wife o. william IL
Notice q funeral hereafter
sLBATH-Aw Pai THURSDAY Nov "a RlEaIi seith IN
Fss,rsi o. saaiay Dee y O'Clock from tn, pr',sy,s,,o
Lodge No 40 D. ud NJ and The Masonic fne'H'y sea
sLoAT-on Thai,y Sy % RearAinr, John Drt' S0l' T. s.
Nav the s;ih year ofhls age ,.,,.,.
The ,sis y requested % 1d '9 ia9sr, =. bis late
Sss. sis:r Sos, ss.aso.
~ o'eioes p m
i,Se, no 40 K,niays. BrooIH !iG'i NTHsE w s'!-
year n Image. lam, . ,
Fnsr, saadi At u O'clock Relatives ADJ ieai' are aTsi
81 attend.
WALWORT-A hIs residence. A. Saratoga SprnU on Thursiy,
Nov g. Ch.ne,.or "nsorth Ia hs s9ih ysar Of h' .ss
Friends AID relatives are invited " attend.
ST NICHOLAS LODGE. No 52l y Ini NJ Behren You ar.
hereby summoned 10 siend G funeral o. our ai. ssr Req
=. Sioat Sunday afternoon Dee The hsi Norsnpll
u the State OF NewiO and Brethren Of sister Lod
join the funeral obseque % distinguished Roiher
Lodge will meet az II O'Clock 10 Rooms corner Of Iwenty'
sscoad It Gad Bfoaiaay By order, JEROME BCth, '" NJ
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MARRIED.

-wRGHT-n Kingston T. on ThuId'I. Nov % BY the
Rev Geo Waters D.. Lieut. Conf la Rue Pene adams T. y
Kate only daughter OF the Hon. VIM b. Wright Of the Court Of
Appeals
COCKCROFT-KETCHAMA Syracuse. Tuesday Nov % IN the
Church Of 81 James Rev. Joseph ~ Clark d. d. James
Cockeroh Of York TO Aida T. Kecham Of Syracuse
CORRIE-BROWEAt the residence Of the brides father on rhusdy
Nov % bT the Hill Of Yonkers, John A. Core Of New
YoE CITY 10 Alice Brown Of NJ Pleasant Meehestsr Coz ~ T.
FIRLD-CARsONOn Wednesday Noy a. Tarryown by the Rev
Spencer George Field to Annie Carson daughter OF Thomas
Carson, ell Of that place.
HOLY Trinity BY stephen H. Tying Cornelius heoeE
10 Franz G., dAu lighter Of George Myers, ESQ. ,
-WHTAkER-On Thanksgyngday Nov ~ IN the Berean
Baptist Bedforist by the Rev Dr. Downg Dir Robert
Iesis 10 Mr.. Caroline c. Whitaker, all n this city.
Bookyn THURSDAY evening Nov g.
the Rev A. Freeman Phillips 20 EmA Anderson
sYOwDRs-yAN BOSKERCK-On Wednesday evening Nov r. %
N, Rev z C. Pubey snowden Of New Brunssiek n
to eliza H. daughter the Rev. John L. Wan BOskecE oil h'
~,
Of the Holy Trinity Brooklyn y BY the Rev Dr. Morgan assisted
by The Rev Or eohu James Youngbood Mary Lawrence
hofM orristONn. n J.
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THE REGISTRY.
The following are the number of voters regis
WOOD MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE.

WOOD MEETING AT tOOffk INSlll 1 F.
large number of independent and lnteh-
gent citizens assembled last night in and around Cooper
Institute 10 hear discussed the claims OF the Hon
nandO Wood, Of the candidates for the Mayoraty
The meeting was presided by Mr.. Kundle who in
tTOduced Mr.. Porter who In turn eier most eloquent
deafening applause which greeted his appearance had
subsidized, Mr.. Wood laid hs hand upon MS hehrt ana
spoke IN substance as follows;
SPEECH OF THE HON. FERNANDO WOOD.
FEILOw-CITIzENs This immense gathering. brought
together without artificial appliances sure habnger
action of leading men, in this hall reviewed me short
cOmngs Of the present incumbent and showed his inca,
the oppressive burdens under which they now labor
presented tabular statement OF the annual eHpend
under him. and proved by the charter that ne had
the power and It made his duty 70 prevent this-a
duty and power which he had utterly failed 70 e1er-
else, and hence responsible / charged that,
having been nominated by the Ring he was necessarily
its creature because the who compose that mmacu
late body would not trust any man IN inc posuon OF
Mayor who would not do their bidding. further stated
that had made effort TO protect this city against
unjust and improper legislation AZ Albany ln ne hau
failed 10 evince tho requisite energy ana courage to
qured 70 meet enemy nsdiOus and 60 unscfupu-
lOus that which had impered the rights ana Interests
Of this city These allegations were made over two weeks
ago How has he answered them In bis abored defense
TO show that the State Legislature, ami not him
seq, has spent the money. He attempts 20 PIT the
whole increase on the Board OF Commissioners, ana
none on himself and associates Of the Tammany Ring
According 10 his figures, the municipal dep.rtmen6s
while the others created by the Legislature have spent
remaining s2OOOOOOO Ipresent his statement IN de-
tail After giving erroneous tabular statement ne
concludes by saying that ho is only chargeable with the
balance and to quote his own language: Leaving only
about S4,0O0,OOO for all the expenses OF elty ana
County Government, including courts, cleaning and
lighting streets repairs 10 yaVements, Squeduct
sewers. roads and avenues water-pipes, public
buidings election expenses Legislative and EXecu-
tive Department, New Court House, armories and drl
rooms donations 10 blind and various asylums DC. Let
us look OF the facts According 10 the Controllers state
ment Of the city expenses for 1866 this sum was nearly
s instead OF 100000 be states tito have been
civ he fflm viz
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Sp,tial Notins.

Wealth, iContenrmcnf, Peace, and Plenty found IN
ho,, families sdusui and practice ira The bei!
way 10 save ender, (, tou MAGIC AsHsIFTER
The Hon oraee Greeley VII sES, &c !s ,,S Of b BIe'9
P, Tser opposite CITY Hall seals Zee and ssli siTi e li.s,
EEw.YoRK SUBMARINE CoSP,ST. J
UaderTrIisF' Building cor Cedar and Wi =,
CAPT JOHN JONES L. s. R,nu Gutter James Campbell, Of sag
sri tn, honor TO Acknowledge the receipt Of Jour esteemed
Tbs storm Of H. 5 o. October which rendered a, our ,I.ron, r
the further saving the British steamship Amsterdam and her cargo
the Submarine Company since return from Mon
,,as s Re- TsI, 'gS TO, ls ,P. 6d s. s ,
The yerS pro,scon othe cargo which Lieut., stodsr afforded
and the moral eject q the immediate proximity OF Government vessel
The Wreckng COMPANY underwriters interested, well
pompHsss with which y offered well for the spirit which
Again rendering sincere apologize, DELAY the rendering
'P''''"'H SAM BIS P,ai \ ! Sata,rn. wr,cEns Co.
The sa Srs sPsI NsM F F6TaY Paper Paper
SEw NUMBER READY THIS MORNING.
THRILLING ' ORIGINAL STORY.
TURNING THE TABLES.
THE GIPsYs PRoPuESr
TIE STARTLING ROMANCE
THE ITALIAN BRAVO
For Second Chapter on BoRBs, . nun $1,000. ,,.,,,o,
For BROOKLYN OLD AND SBw, -.
For p HAMILTON MYERss BEST STORY, .-,....,.,,.
See FlRESIDB COMPANION.
For III, Great story UNDER THE GAsLlGHTi ..,,,.,,,o,
''' "'''' See PRESIDE COMPANION.
tut '"' DN'' See FIREsIDE COMPANION.
0' WV See PRESIDE COMPANION.
For JoERRs FEAST, $500, ,.,.......
THE PRESIDE COMPANION
for by an NeWsesers Prce &C. Subscription pnce %
year. -Four Copies Tor A0i Nine Copies kt0
Bach numbers always on hani $500, .,...
No. ~ Wilam-si
keH-Y
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t.nininRs IaureIs.

Your Mcbu. great wife She she would
with ether OF fnnre she has she na eu
and The lrsi needle Il yet be broken Your machine
g1ipng du,s here when With other kinds the
family and especially thin goods aud for hemmng telling tuck
oorng badng &C. showing little dress that was tucked
few days $50 10 lady she expressed great admTauon is
oher friends had other machines bad told her that SUCH
Kinds be eon machine bat she added
Seeing belevug-I any done by baud nearly nice
h. W. smith AsbTy NJ, July 1867, 70 Htloor GisI NJ Co.
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BrocateIIe Curtains, Satin

BrocateIe Curtains Satin Damask, Plain Satin Curtains
Trimmed and Hung Tapestry Piano and Table Covers as well as
Embroidered Window Shades Painted made OF Plan
Holland 10 order Lsce Curtains beeu styles America
the Exposition (or designs Gode Ladies Book Tor De
cembe Family Linens Tabng Quilts and Blankets, ~ WALRA
Upholstery Goods aud Linen warehouse, NO 90 BosdHy
New Yoff; No. i9 Chestnutst Philadelphia.
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BUCK BISON;
THE CHILD or THE PRAIRIE.

The contributed b. It's Distinguished author to
WORK Journal WILDE RECOMMENDED ia tomorrow" issue Of the
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rA,l..pR !. H Rosrssoss anoa, ''or,, entitled
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Total Rep. Vote. 72l
7. j. Hamburg, z; seattle
McKiever over Mulllgan, /
Nucent, 1876; over Mares,
than a majority.
Nv. Rep
William j. Stewart.-....l27.
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK

VOTE FOR AssEMBLYMEN THROUGHOUT THE
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over Crawford, 1900 over all l2o MOransclear majority,
Ga.
XIV. Rep Dem.
Aiox. II. Mullgan..... 32l James McKiever Tam 1879
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no Repub. votel

Scattering, 81; whole vote
ney. 4lS4; O'Reilly's clear II
Nv. Rep.
Isaac WOlf................ 319
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-
Furnture 81 Reduced Prices:
Of a aud fasaloaaole furniture a. CREAMY
reduced prceA ---t.---
No. $50 Broadway
DIR, WlIbor's Cod Liver Oh Csd enyaliis need no
dread that specific ~ Consmpon Asthma and
THREATENING Cough-Cod Liver OIL prepsfsd b. Dr. WlLBOR 10
rohbei OF and also embost preparation OF tho
Phosphate Lime gng the article required 90 AID the
healing qualities Of the OIL and 70 ceate where disease has eied
This article remarkable tonic sad will weak aud de-
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