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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
THE RECENT TRAGEDY AT ALBANY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The Desperate ARRAY "t Aibany-0ne Man
Killed ana Another Dangerously Wounded
Particulars of the Affair.
ALBANY, Sept % 1867.
The quiet OF this city again disturbed last night
by the occurrence Of shocking tragedy Jefferson
street, between Hawk and Swan. Between eleven and
twelve O'Clock as patroman Wells OF the Capitol police
was making his usual beat. he upon three young
men named Fitzsimmons McAlister aud Iawless,
all Of whom, 1t said had been drinking during
the evening and acting in very disorderly
manner Policeman Wells desired them to
discontinue their dsordery conduct aud proceed TO their
homes After parieying they attacked the officer,
who at length drew pistol and fired three or four times,
when all three fed leaving Wells lying bleeding the
sidewalk Olcer Buchanan, hearing shots, fastened TO
the scene, and lifting Wells found him badly beaten
about the head but yot we'll enough TO proceed, with
little aid, in search of his assaants. ON gong
toward retired spot, called the But
termiik Falls, they met party ;of young men,
one of whom tMcAuster) Immediately recognized by
Wells AZ one OF the party that beaten him officer
Buchanan took the man into custody when he frankly
admitted he was one OF the party OF three, and said,
~ am shot; take me to doctor" He was taken to
grocery store near by and on openl0g his garments
found he was shot through tho back. Nothing more
heard Of the other two until Sunday morning when
OF tho attack on Wells. The third one, Lawless
is sill at large jury was empaneled at the Third
district station house Sunday morning. when the loi
lowing evidence was adduced:--
David w. shanKs testified ha. he had found a dead
body, which he identified as being that OF Ftzsimnious
living q vacant lot adjoining his promises aud that ne
had heard few shots fred the preceding night.
James II. Mniligan testified as 10 the body found
having been that of Fitzsmmons aud that the parents
of deceased resided in New York CITY.
Richard NJ Byme testified that about eight o'clock on
Saturday night deceased had been TO his 10 pay
small debt he owed he said that he going TO the
Academy Of Music; he was sober at the time. and
had only drank one glass OF ale at his place. he
alone at the time witness did not see anything Of
the disturbance but saw policeman Wells and crowd
about his store after that Wells had asked him II he
had the man ,Sb 0 had lint md o IN
he did not know that man had been shot; next saw
McAster taken out Of his store by his friends. In
little while Wells returned seeming very weak, and he
had given him some brandy.
Dr. j. K Bouieware gave medical testimony as to the
cause OF death in the case Of Fitzsimmons.
Professor J. : Mosner gave medical testimony to
the Injuries received by McAllister.
SERGEANT Buchanan testified to arresting McAilister
Mary Mcdonald and Margaret Commons testified hear
ing scule and cries for help, and after that
pistol shots.
afternoon.
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F!NaMGlAl AID COMMERCIAL.

THN Lospos MoyEY MREEr.- LoyDo1, Sept o3--2 P.
N-tonsols for monev Ola: United States I've twenty
bonds 7S14; Illinois Central Railway shares Il; Erie
Railway shares, ~ Atlantic and Great Western
sodsted bonds 221s.
LiyEssoof ColTcS MARKET --LIvERPooi, Sept 23
1867 the cotton market opens with rather quiet feel
ing. Tho estimated saes to-day are 10000 bales The
opening quotations foows:-Middng uplands
9SEd.; middl:ng Oreans. 9sSd
LIVERPOOL BREApSTuFfs MARKET. -IIvERTo9L Sept
2S-2 p M-Breadsiuls quiet. Corn, ATS. per
quarter for mixed Western. Wheat lss Sd. per Genital
tor mixed California Barley, IS. 3D. per go lbs. of
American. Oats 49, I'd yer 10 ibs for Canadian. Peas
44s per SOL lbs for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. -IlvrRPooI. Sept. %
2P M-Beef lA7s Sd per 304 lbs for extra prime
Pork Ills per 200 lbs for city prime mess. Bacon 42s
Sd pcr cwt. for middcs. Lard SIS Cd. per cwt for
American. Cheese SOS per cw for mieding American
LivsRPooL PRODUCE MARKEr-LvERpoor, Sept %
T. M-Rosin. s.. per cwt. for common American and
Us for medium. Taow, "A. 6i per for American
Poashes 3ls. per Petroleum, 1od per gallon for
spirits and Is. I'd. for standard white Cloyerseed
AIS. per cwt for American.
LONDON NARKETa-LoSDoN, Sept 23-Noon-N II
Dutch standard sugar, 25s 3d. Calcutta lnseed, 6Ss
3D. per imperial quarter. Linseed cakes, f10 So. per
ton for feeding Iinseed oil, $50 per tom Whale oil
$40 per 2b2 gallons. Srcrm Oil. el15 per ton.
Tas PzraoLGUM MARKET ANTWERP, Sept 23-Noou -
Petroleum firm at So francs for standard white.
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ADDITIONAL FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Large Fire-Fineen Houses Burned Down
The New sen Wall for the Protection Of the
h"'" SAN FRANCISCO, Sept %, 1867.
General JEFF c Davis Will sa IN the John L. Stevens
with detachment OF United States troops for siska'
Russian America, IN few days.
Adre occurred Saturday evening on Clay and Mer-
chant streets which destroyed nfeen buildings and
stores The loss Is about $4,000 mostly frame build
iugs Fires have been very numerous lately, and have
been attributed TO incondiaries
The rrst earthquake shock felt in twelve months was
noticed last evening II was very distinct but slight
me construction or q wall OF granite, on Brooklyn
oc foundation for the protection OF the harbcr OF san
Erancsco Ia favorably progessng under tho drec-
lion of the state Commissioners and viii extend along
Inc whole city from the hoxicen coast
The news By tho steiner Sacramento y unmportant.
Thirty vessels have sriyei In this city during the last
twenty. four hours mostly coasters.
largo supply 81 goods IS pow going 10 INC interior,
partly for Nev,da, Idaho and Montana
The dsme ID for duties during tue as week amounted
10 els co Legal tenders are nrm.r At 10 a sox.
CLEARED, ship Germahia, ior LIVERPOOL.
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TINE HOWARD ASSOCIATION IN NEW ORLEANS.

wAsHISoros, Sept. %, 1867.
From New Orleans we learn that Ar. E. Schmidt, the
President Of Howard Association, has received sui-
Gent money to deiray the expenses OF the Assoca-
t,on thus far He has acknowledged in the daliss
the receipt of liberal donations from all the principal
Northern Cities The expenses at present are $1,000 per
day. Applications from sixty families were regs.ersd
to-day IN some of whom every member was sick.
About the same number of applications were made yes
terday The number OF deaths daily Is on the increase
Prom these figures will be the necessity OF con-
tnued and liberal aid from the friends Of humanity
everywhere.
,aadnr Ms Aid TO the infected distrcts In the state
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THE feNIAN RIOT.

Fnnerai of tho Policeman Killed In Man
chester.
MANCHESTER, Sept g. 1867.
Tho funeral Of policeman Brett, who killed by the
mob on Friday, took place yesterday. The citizens of
Manchester showed h sympathy for the deceased
chair rspec. order By attending The funeral
In large numbers
Tho police continued to make arrests OF parties i'm
pcaed in the RIO, fast they be identified aud
twenty or Thirty porsoas in Jail awaiting
nation.
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PROJECTED rRIZE FIGHT.


william Davis and Charles Caling CHER to
Fight Nonr Detroit.
CLEVELAND. Sept g. 1851
O'Clock, =. NJ !
For several days sporting circles in this city nave
been cnyenei by a bitter newspaper between VIII
Ian Davis, prize ring veteran, and Charles Gala.
CHER young aspIran for fstc honor as to the rela
live merits OF cnch The controversy eliminated At tho
Americas House this morning, IN the two men meeting
and signing articles OF to light on the 9th OF
october within ATTY miles OF Detroit for $500 sids 10
be increased Io.f500 u the parties see o. Arthur Gore
Of Detroit backs Gallagher. Davis is backed by Johnny
Ueckey Davis IS the VINO figured In the made.up
ieht with ot last Nay, and Gallagher rst attracted
attention through being matched 20 Eight Elliott on tho
e,n OF July last WHOM match fell through, owing 10
Gailasheys ilnsss
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the FneHGH Tu1F.

The City ei Paris itncas--paircicn wi nmer Of
fse Grand Prize.
PARE, Sept 90 1867.
Ths annual Of the city OF Paris took place YES.
terdag at tho longchamp Course The Bots de Bou
logns.
AS on former 90 asionE, the attendance immonse
aud tho excitement. ran high The great OF the
day. for the grand prize of Paris was won by the
famous hoi 20 Patrlcien
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THE Loss or THE DEAN scsRaSD-c CORRECTION.

In tho s, accounts published OF the loss OF the Dean
Richmond several OF tho morning papers gave what pur
ported 70 be .he statement OF Professor Marsh Of n,
Hamilton Tho right name OF that gentleman w. vii.
,,am Clark and In tho account he gave OF the occur.
renee he stated tina, the state ROOMS OF the an Rich
mond broken and not those 6f The V 1hdeibL "a
published,
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o u 7 = U a r =


This gentleman ono Of the electricians Of tho Cuba
cable died recently at Key West after short illness, OF
yellow fever. lie accompanied the steamship Narva
from England and was OF great service 10 his Company
during the laying OF the cable from Koywcs 70 Havana
Mr. Medley was also one OF the electricians Of tue
Atlantic cables OF 1850 and was looked upon as ono
of the able 81 men Of his profession in Eng land.
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ROBBERY Or A SAVINGS BANK IN MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept % 1867
The savings bank in Norway village Oxford county
about forty miles from Portland robbed Saturday
njght OF eleven or twelve thousand dollars In money
ami coIaterals The rogues have not got been taken.
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THE STEAMSHIP PERUVIAN INWARD BOUND.

QUhBEc, September % 1867.
The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool The l2ih,
via Londonderry on tho 18th instant, passed Farther
Pom. rosts to this port at quarter to twelve O'Clock
last night
rncic ara City three vessels Ia the river between Point
nesmon.s aud this port, inwart bound
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HAD STEVENS Ill AGAIN.

LANCASTER Pa, Sept 20, 1867.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens was attacked with severe
indsposition on Saturday but il much bottor to-day
His friends hope he will regain his usual strength in
ample time 10 resume his public duties.
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REGISTRATION N GEORGIA.

AugusrA, Ca, Sept. 81 1901.
Tho Rspr,cqa contains The returns Of registration IN
Coor.a The tUa. number "a l5JI2o, Oh wnom ~, S0j
arc whites and o3,fif blacks
Il STATED tha tho garrisons NJ various points are 70
be copcen rated AZ Atlanta, Tho troops were removed
from here to-day.
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E u r O Pc.
>~~~~>0--~-~~~-~o~~0>0~~~~
by TIE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER %.
Garibaidi Moving Near Flo
renee.
-.
The Race for the Grand Prize
of Paris.
the IrALo-aoMAM QUESTION.

aaaribaidis Appearance Near Florence.
FLORENCE, Sept. %, 1887
Garbaidi has made his appearance at Arezzo, forty
miles from this CITY.
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Phillip CrOotsc s.

Mr.. Philip Crookes, another OF tho Cuba cable
electricians. died board tho Narva on the 31st OF
August last and buried a. sea- Yellow fever, the
same disease which carried or Mr.. Medley, was the
cause OF his death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24

A.-Universni Exposition, Paris. 1S01A
STEINWAY 4 SONS TRIUMPHANT having, ooea
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEpAL FOR Am ,.sr
distinctly classified first in order OF merit by the UNANIMOUS
verdict OF the International jury. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury Exonerating
the Onccr-One Juryman Disscnts.

Tho coro7er's jury empanelled 10 investigate the
shooting ARRAY, account Of which published in
yesterdays HERALD, submitted the following verdict -
sThat John Fitxsimmons TO his death BY pistol
shot at tho hands Of police officer Alexander II. Wells
in selrdefencs while In the discharge OF his duty
This verdict signed by all the jurors except one
John j. Riley, says that the said John Fitzsirn
mons came 10 his death by pistol shot At the hands OF
Alexander II. Wells, whle acting m police officer"
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THE DesEIN.ON OF CANADA.
spEcIAL egaaEspesoesee Or rss aeelLu.
Nova scotia Hostile 90 Confederation.

Nova scotia HOstile 10 Cenfedcrmtso@.
MONTREAL, Sept. Fl, 1867
The sanguine dreams OF confsderates In ths do
m'nion OF Canada are damped by the escon news
from Nova Scotia To them The news 10 evidently very
disgusting. rhore are nne.eea constituencies in that
province and eighteen OF them have returned antis"
ina Vs. anl'confetsrates constituency only going
u.on. ne Nova Scotia vote ls9venteo1, therofors
NOW what does this indicate II Indicates
l. That tho people were resolved 70 show that the
scneIne should have been submitted 90 them bsfors
a That the people believe is not for the ntsrssts Of
their province 70 be united with tho csnadzs
g. That the people have faith in tho proby or real
patrsttsm OF the set or forming the late govern
ment Of Canada and the bulk Of the present. Pnvy
Council o. the dominion Hand tho pooplo right
Is the Dominion going 70 break up Already Lat thu
sevx admission into UaioD which Is one
aud undivided.
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DELEGATES 70 THE UNION STATE CONTENTION.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept 90, 1897
Hon. Roscoe Conkng, United States senator. headl
the delegation, from this county to the Union Stata
Convention. The other delegates Erastls Clark and
theodore w. Dwight.
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M1I-sAuICAl CONVENTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

RALsGH. N c., Sept, %, 1857
call signed by two hundred OF the niluential
citizens OF Wake county, will appear tomorrow urging
upon the people OF the State 10 hold meeting and de-
wise plan 10 deea, Il possible, the radical Organise
tions throughout tho State
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stoddard ID. Colby, REGISTER of tho United
States Treusprv.

s,oddard n. Colby, OF Washington, Register Of the
United States Treasury, died at Haverhi, n. H., on
Saturday night, where no was on visit. HIS illness
was quite protractod and painful. He was native or
DJrby, VT, and about hf.y years OF age.
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Marine IutelliQeDce.

QUEENSTOWN Sept. &c, 1867.
The steamship Aleppo, Captain Harrison, from New
York the l1th inst Of the Cunard line has ed
here On the way to Liverpool
The steamship Etna, Captain Tibbetts of the Inman
linz from New York the 18th instant,
this mora!ng ro,tts to Liverpool.
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cuprrsrny sent s3-Sailed. brig Robertson, NlvassAs
49, 20 -.nf Prince Of wales Orb Oace Bay Cb
For Omar shipping News See Eighth Page
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Pr. IL. j. ~, - seIct, of PhiIadeiphta. wiz re
AZ MS roomr no " Bond sire New YORK. professionally.
every Tuesday som3A.M. ioSP.N.
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Hint tn. Tasteful loth er-.-tsIa.ce mt the
assortment of Infants hncy Hats and Bonnets ~
GRNiNs, 5ls broadway 6abyt God acquires a Easel.
nation when crowned at thu 4 este 5hshmenL
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At the Head Of the Fes ,ionnble World
ssnds KNOX. the Halter who'e ~ tahshrnents No. 21
Broadway OF FUTON sire 81 b3j Broadway
respondent matchless fs, styss
mari ab " low
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From 1865 until 1867,

~, ~ ar. From 1866 until IS6z:
,ury AGO sation which was created a h III
Europe, by the gTTe %Es :; gention OF
has also followed its On into the United stsses
has found highest with The a. ~oii .
that Of other new preparation, and II ntro1
all principal cities throughout the Union
the same genuine Its superiority is undoub.cd
Judge for yourselves Its compound purely and entirely
taoas barley, mixed with iorF's CELEBRATED MALI
AND HERB COMBINATION for which several medals Sna
diplomas have been bestowed the inventor Ess
and recently by the Institute Poytechnique uniyesss ID
Parish Free from alcohol.
HoFF's MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE creates M pre-,
the appetite digestion and strength, and ts
source q health 70 nvalids dypepcs eonsun ptives
III from It's does any PARTICULAR organ
the whole system II Ia preferred BY ths pr fesio
the much extoed preparation Of and
bark, and to all alcoholic liquors such AZ whiska1 bers
porter, &c; word, II Is the besn5
tonlcs and proclaimed such by science In s hemis
phcres HOFF'S Depot, 5i2 Broadway, New YoxS -.
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A Cure Warranted, or nane Returned.
DR.. FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatcb F aedy permanently
Rhematsn Neuralgia Gout. VIZ rraued ha1ule AZ.
Agents DEMAs BARNES. q PARK Jsr. HELMBOLD, 500
RrnadMRY
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Campbss''i Ar ahc9 nry. Corner 81 Eighth
pensed with care pecij attentions To prescriptions
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Fiuc Stnn ksrd SLY ~r Plated tsoods-f
REDflEI sD RICE NASUfxcTUaiHU Co,
An elegant rylcf Nj iis silver and white Metal Goods.
MSrs ou' ''' Ever article guaranteed By our Ads
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SHIP PING NE w S
PORT Of NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER %. 1857.

Below.
Ship Minnehahs (Br). Mc0rsth SO dayt from Loadoni
derry (by pilot boat Isaac Webb. No ".
Wind at sunset Ne.
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Baicheior's Isnir ~ e.-The hest In the
worn; INC OILY po,lcc Dye; harmless reliable, astauts
Factory II Barcl ~ ,et
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Hair ErabsYiishr nepts.-Fail, Change ofONKpv
(5J years rraaGtce). - ~ III :
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a.s e s,s,s Near Near ms sa"cc-Deiicious with
JOHN DUNG iS's SONS. Agents for the wv -.
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I'M, the Inim i,obIe Inns Resuu,cd IIngr9 \, Z.
ting; s,unos3 Qua ie street Hair Dye 50 csnts bosJ
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New store tnpd New Stock. - 49, 49,
boeiA shoo. CATERS and slippers a.
maac Avi mao Ito order. At moderate prfd
-. G. @. RlCHMOND'S Vy7rSV ~
bS bf osdwsy. opposite Metropolitan HotsA n
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Constitutior Wafer IL "a Certain Caro- for
Diabetes ana all aiscses of the Kidneys Depot sACiia
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wigs. Toupres and Ornr,pcntri Uatr.-,
prol quality Hair Dye and Iat Dyoine, al cogra al
bATCHELUR's, 10 Bond stroet
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Cri-trdorc's Uui ny c.--1'hc Rest Ever Mau~
Astor House. -
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The rIortA,ra Mon,bly

Tug towc Machine Company, Elias IIowcs
Ma.i n'sxest grsniums Cor sewing maohlnsa Olce 40
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"a Thing of Beauty In n .J0y + Orey er.v
And nothing Is beautiful as picture cf hsS Head.
ache Ner Pains Sour Stomach Dsressl after eang
Prostrat Weakness Discrimination for SOC ETY., Mental
Despondency &C. the rule rather than exceptio
family and have stamped thf1 effects upon
AL The most effective gentle. sudden nd agreeable
the Plan t1tion Bitters They ave probably
cured aud aevaed more cases the past ny years than all
medicines combined. They sold Throughout th2
length and breadth OF the land.
MAGNOLIA WATER, a delightful toles article supsrios
70 cologne and at half the price
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JRrAnu or pRnMIsR and other good stories

! A sss,os ~ Hon ", L. DAYTON, with a fns full page
steel engraving and other yo2d things which mass he Al
tIarrve table contents OF this popular magazine
uoad lie iuolsivc and able article on
''O JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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xs:E ESssr q S.ss H .s ss,s Premium sswj.
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". ". .-RudwRy,s Ready Relief,
nisrna and e,trna win instantly stop pain and specially
efe ~ ~ climatic Neurngic Nervous and Messroua
plants ssnc Cholera, Disrrhpa aud Bowel comp ishts
sex anu orYous Hos. daeho. Price " bottle.
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OCTOBER.

STUMP ing article on JAMES GORDON BENNETT
A hui norous sketch Of The SMITH FAMILY.
Pa a pro,laon,,i Nominations, by JAMES PARTON
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ii,,es, Of Captain General BTanxano-Arriynl
Of. the Roman Catholic Risho7 mt iinvann.
HAVANA, Sept %, 1867.
CaptA IN sensral ranzano reported sick 10 day
Tho Ro man Catholic Bishop for thls island has ar
rived in n 10 city from Spain.
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II. L.
(0o years rnaAsSe). NJ -
I'M, ne Ic.m liable. La- Resumed 4...h
az Les & r PER-. ~. sauee-Delieiou. viii ~
JOHN DUNG MISSIONS, Agents for tie -
S Sc,s, store Store ,nsd Ncy stock.
maa' A"i mad Ito crds5 a hi %gssrs's RE- Il
63 Bf osdwsy. opposite Metropolitan Ho,sA n ~.
". y: x .-RndwaS,s Ready Relief,
cure al Ri malc Neurrlsc Nervous and M.srioua cSu
pants fsuc Choera, Disrrhpa aud Bowel comp aihta
sex anu orvous Hos iashe. Price " ceats bottle
sBa o'n l.orn. nyrnn hLoeEy1PEizs: Paid !.
Douooe ~. and ~ kinds Of Gold and Silver.
'AfbJR CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall street, NJ
,Tyr Lowc Machine Company. Elias Howe,
Broaiw hes' yrsniums Tor sewing machines OlcsW
tue Sorthcrn Mo.ntbiy
roR
OCTOBER.
/, s'unn ing article on JAMES GORDON BENNETT
A hu, norous sketch Of The SMITH FAMILY
Pa Il Presidential Nominations. by JAMES PARTON
JREAcH or PROMISE and other good stories
sicei engraving other good things which make tho Al
tiacpve table Oh contents ~ this popular magazine
Read TIE nOl,jvs AZ ALE sfsG ng,ovvErr
wigs, Toupres aud Ornamental Uatr.-,
BeSs quality liar Dye and Hiatt Dyoins, al cosra al
NIL o 4 - aiaA
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-04-17
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAnE Il. Il. TnoRSros, the great English
Astrologist, Chirvoyant and Psychom etrician,
who has astoniahcd the scientific classes OF
the Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers Of second sight, as 10 en-
able her to impart knowledge Of the great
est Importance to the single or married of
either sex, While in state of trance. she
dcliniatcs the very features of the person you
are to marry and by the aid of an instrument
Of intense power, known as the Psychomo-
trope, guarantees to produce o iic-hkc pic
ture of the future husband or wife of the ap.
plicant together with date of marriage, po-
sition in life, leading traits Of character, &c.
This isno humbug, as thousands Of tcs,imOni.
ais can assert She will send when desired
certified certificate, or written guarantee,
that the picture Is what IL purports to be. by
enclosing a small lock Of hair, and stating
place OF birth, age disposition md complex
Ion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped en-
vclopc addressed to youself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by retur,
mail. All communications sacredly conf
dental, Address in confidence, MAZDA ME i
+. TnoRNToN, p. o. Box 2g3, Hudson, N. Y
iebl3 '67-ly