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Throat Affections

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From and after Nov 18th, 1856, Trains will Ie.va
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FROM DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA
By New York time from Union Depots:
600 A. N. Nsp York Day ErPrsss from salaman-
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nellsyiile with the s 80 A. II. Day Express from
and arrives in New York at 1o.3OP. NJ Buffalo,
7.1O A. M. Express Mad, from Dunkirk, Daily
(exeept Sundsys). stops at Salamanca e40
A. NJ, and connects at Hornellsville and
% With the Corning 30 N. Express Mail from
Buffalo, and arrives in New York at T.G0 A. n
Ais p. N. Nep York Night Express, from Dunkirk
Daily except Sundays). Stops at Salamanca
IS. p. NJ, and arrives in New York at 1880 P.
II. onnecting with Afternoon Trains and
Steamers for Boston and New England Cities.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from
b Depot Cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets.
$50 A. NJ. Nsp York Day Erpress SUNDAYS ex-
eepted). Arrives in New York at 1880 p N.
| i4o Connects at Great Bend with the Delaware,
| Lsckawanna and Western Railroad for Phila.
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\ $40 L. n. Erpress Msil, via Avon and HornelIs-
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| IoLk ct 700. A. N. Connects at Elmira with
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YOUNG MEN

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social society marriage, and often terminates
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THE most Perfect Iron Tonic. VI
l. Hegeman's Ferrated Ellxir of Bark
pleasant oordixl containing the active principles
Of Calfssya Bsrk and PyrsphoYAsts ef Iron. sols
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FORTIETH CONGREsS--AOJOURNEO sEssION



WARRINGTON, Nov, 29.-Nfr. Sherman preaanto0 tha,
resolution OF the City CouRcls OF Cincinnati agAlnsA
ep inTther contraction Of the currency, and favor
OF nAvink the national debt paid on In greenbaoka
excepting such bonds are expressly payable N
sold ON their face This waa referred TO the oomnss
Mr. PomeroY presented the petition Of forty etIEsmG
OF WilmiDRtons Del, for immediate Liquidation 70
secure 70 women equal suffrage with men in the Die
tee on the District of Columbia. =.
Mr. Chandler offered the following Joint R0IolRs
tiOn;- '''
Whereas, We are at peace with all 5ovOreIgR
Housea aud 81 ateB: ana
between the Government Of Great BiitSln and ne
King Of Ahysena; and
Of Great Britain, and with the King OF AbysSinia:
Resolved. That we do now declare. our dsternlina-
ses sS q S each SeiSsreSs the same rights pIvssss.
NJ. Chandler ssid-Tnis is q vsr6dttp cory Of a
proclamation Issued on May H. 1851 simply changing
The @S q n the Uneg Ss'es that q GSes BE
Apyssinia, and therefore presume there Will be ne
T'he resolution was read the hrst time. sb,
Mr.. Morrill, introduced the following bI--
Be IL enacted, That and after July 4, 1882 the
Tsed ana Grscted c o pay IN COIN ali Unissd States
notes not bearing Interest and commonly called legal
ment at the Treasnrers office in Washineton D. g..
at such other places as may be des gnaed Of which
public notice shali be given by the Secretary oS the
Section q Be it enacted etc., That hereafter. ana
% e S e Seers pa1SH . Ss II
rest and coupons falling due ON January ana July OF
each sna % % sns yS,d @ v OF de-
f50OO0O0 the secretary OF the Treasury shall be- and
he is hereby authorized and required. within thEes
to sell the same In sucn manner in his JUDGMENT
Will best promote the public interest. and he may
OF national banks Of the United States, etc.
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Philada. Stock Exohange Sales, Nov. 90
Another ohIcago Divorce sust.
From the, Cincinnati Commercial.
rha Iatasf acandaI in Chioano ta ft,o 81,

Ffonl the Cincinnati Commercial. i-
The latest scandal in Chieaco Is the Quinby
divorce suit, In which Gertrude A. Quinby
aged twenty. two, sues for divorce from her
husband, Bepjaman F., on the ground OF the
latter's adultery with her own mother. Mr.,
Quinby iRa real estate agent and stock broker
His wife owns considerable real estate on
Wabash avenue, and includes In her suit o de-
two ears old. In her bill she states that she
was married August II, 1868; that she consented
to wed Quinby. though strongly disliking nina
because OF her mothers ineessant, passionaIes
and harassing advocacy OF his suit; that pre-
Vious to marrying him she confessed TO him that
she could never make him loving wife, but ne
said that was alright; that her mother(a widow
named Mrs. Jane e. Reynolds), when the bridal
oHtns was being pTsParea insisted & on on having
and that she Insisted also on accompanying
her daughter on the bridal tour; that. after
marriage, her mother jealo1sly demanded espe-
cial attentions from Mr.. Quinby; that when
travelling on the cars passengers invariably tn-
ferred that her mother and husband were mar
rled; that MIR. Quinby mysteriously visited the
sleeping car berth OF her mother, and that the
latter occupied room In common with them
while In Kingston, Canada; that six days after
marriage while In Montreal, Mr.. Qutnby left
her in bed one night, dressed only in his
nightclothes, and spent an hour. In her
of the 24th of October 1857, at about the
hour of $780, the said defendant, who was then
house OF Mrs. Rey holds, where your oratrix was
then residing, and was at the time occupying
another room with lady friend, quietly and
with great caution, after he had retired 70 bed
got up, and In his ght-dress, with dressing
gown over his shoulder, left his own room,
locking the same after him, and stealthily went
down stairs to the main floor OF said house, 70
the room then occupied by Mrs. Reynolds.
where he remained for tho space OF an hour or
S5e on Wea S ne rstSTnea' Mh sns 5S aSdS "a
her bill that, during the hrst two years os inc S
riage, owing TO her youth and lnexpsSdt nesxdpsete the
eTeeedIno IN, ,nyonrietv of her husband's ana
mothers conduct as she nho siii -
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I HIRD e DITTO N
FROM BAL71MoRE TO-DAY.

Thanksgiving Day-PoIItical--TheP Prize
.ta'r Na3 Fight, EtO.
LsPEoIAL DEsPAroH TO THE EVENING TELRGRAPH. /
BALTIMORE, Nov. Thanksgiving day was
generally observed here yesterday Business
was suspended and the churches.were open.
There was an entire freedom from accident or
rowdyism, No papers are published here to-day.
Mayor Banks'c recent appointments cause
thousand disappointments. They are all Of
strong Southerners, and several who were ar
rested and Imprisoned, or were down South
during the war, amongst whom are Beal II.
Richardson.
The recent prize-Rght causes great rejoicing
among the COllyerites. Some of the Northern
rowdies lnger here yet. f4
II is supposed that the parties who robbed
McKim's Bank on Tuesday of nearly EIGHT thou
sand dollars were of that crowd. The parties
who were at the fight say the outrages perpe-
trated in the neighborhood, or wherever they
went, were horrible, including robbery, etc.
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RoBBERY OF SHOE SToRR.-Last night a
entered by burglars and robbed of twenty pairs
Of boots The proprietor, a poor hard laboring
German, told the story to Lieutenant Mckinley,
OF the second District, who at once began to
ferret out the perpetrators. He saw man who
told him that at about one O'Clock two men
came out of the store, one with basket aud the
other with bag, and passed through George
street. towards the Niagara Engine house. The
lie hleutenanI Went tneIe, told the managers OF
dered him assistance in finding the goods. Tho
cellar was searched, and beneath q lot Of greasy
hose seven pairs OF the boots were found, and
appearances about were such as to induce the
belief that the thieves had tried on all the boots
and those which fitted were carried on, and the
others slowed away where they were found. 1t
Is known that some of the runners of the COM
pany-not members, but some persons who
hang about the house--gained access during the
night and placed the boots in the cellar, without
the knowledge of the company or any of its
members
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MARRIED.

DAMAI-BERNHARD.-on the evening OF the 18th
instant by the Rev. George Dana Boardman, Mr.. ED
WARD DAMAI. JR., TO Miss lille BERNHARD.
DE wAELE-CARPERTER;-o Wednssday the
9th Instant by Rev. Phillips Brooks, GEORGE u.
DE WAELE to MARY f., daughter Of William 8.
Carpenter. ~ u
GARDINER -BOWEN.-On Wednesday, November
a. at ST. Marks Church, by the Rector, the Rev. al
ter Mitchell JOHN A. GARDNER, OF Providence, II.
T., and GERTRUDE. daughter of the late William 4.
Bowen.
HALE-CUMMIsK EY LON the evening OF the 26th
instant by the Rev. James 0'Reilly, WILLIAM d..
HALE and MARY v. CUMMI6KEYs
OAKFoRD-wINDLE.-On Thursday. the 2eth in
slant, by Rev. Samuel H. Giesy, CHARLES E. OAK
FORD. OF this city, TO SALLIE r. WINDLE, OF Fair
Vile Chester county
TTIOM OMAH-MOORHEAD.-Ont the 26th instant. at
the Church of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Phillips
Br0okB, GEORGE o. THOMAS. JR, 70 ADA E ],
city,
WAGNER-MEARs.-On the 27th instant, by the
Rev. Robert j. PArvin, GEORGE K WAGNER to
ELEANOR r., daughter OF the late ElwOod Mears.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Isaac Idelett, aged
q years, and living in Carpenter street below
Ninth, was Instantly killed under the following
circumstances:- 't
He was engaged with number of young
men In examining pistol which he had tried to
discharge; while so doing one of the party,
named John Marshall volunteered to discharge
the piece, and, while handling It, the weapon
went on, the contents taking effect In the head
and face of Idelett. who Immediately fell, and
soon after expired. Marshall then went into
Idelett's house and told his mother that he had
shot her son, at the same time handing her the
pistol and relating the circumstances connected
with the shooting He also stated that he was
innocent of any intention of taking life, and
was willing to give himself up to the proper
authorities An officer was then sent for. and
Marshall was taken TO the lookup. Much ex-
element prevailed In the neighborhood where
the affair happened. The Coroner was notified
of the occurrence.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
rgOn ADDrrro,AI LOCAL ITnls SEE INSIDE rAs4s,I

MALICIOUS SPoRT.-Peter Coyle, inspired by
malicious spirit went about last night seek
ing some opportunity for displaying it. After
wandering long, and Watching tntently for the
desired opportunity, be ehaDced TO run against
some barrels before a grocery store at Sixth
and Dauphin streets. Now, under other cir
cumstances, Coyle would have merely pro-
nounced maledictions upon the hand that had
he was last night, he examined them by mash
ing in the heads What was his chagrin to
Then be commenced a regular assault on the
house, doors, windows, bricks, steps--eVery-
thing was smeared with soft-soap--in fact the
whole institution was freely and 7profusely
soft.soaped. But besides this, he discovered
Smashing in its head, he covered the soft-soap
with layer OF mOlasses. While congratulating
himself upon his glorious and mighty aohieve-
ment, he wRs nabbed by the police of the
Eleventh District, and hurried off TO Alderman
Helms, who committed him in default Of $1,000
bail .f- NH - - -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-29

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man came to the
Second District this morning, and stated that
last night he fell in with one whom he had
considered very amiable gentleman. Together
they rambled TIL late and when at Seventh
and Shippen streets his quondam friend sud
denly knocked him down by a stunning blow
in the face, and then proceeded hastily to rob
him of his watch. He was chased, but managed
ford streets.