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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

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La: ~ and S $s''s's.'. sAosi5s S;;urs
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fSSfPERi s$&'a assT s. 4sE s71ss DAY
OLYMPIC IsE.szF NEW rrAsz.ss s.a1s' At
a2sth 70 SsSd performance Of @. L. Fox's Pantomime
s The" Ill., Ill., RuHPrr DuHrrY sTs:" Ill Ill
..,,, ~ SE0RSE i: FOX clown.
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WITH INV fsiSa F SiS Ees s4G asD BAson
n.. ssDsSsf T. Snsu%s Ss%.aayH Held Hall.
THE GREAT as',
NEW % sn1 MIAHs
Seats secured SIX days In advance.
NJIBLo's GARDEN
Doors SEsn sss1 AND no.
Monday Dec. o. 1885, win be presented for the forty
'A''' MO- aosT TT ENJOYABLE DRAMA OF rHE DAY.
from 'h' D'n Of Dion s x%Tss 5S sasu'a'
LONDON b MONT.
rz TIE SAsE 70 4E
!. s44Ss E1 81 assss F ya0aA
SINGING. DANCING, n NV T. iuslc AND APPOINT
Seats secured six days in advance.
PIEEs OPERA HOUSE.
h. l. BATEhAN...... Lessee and Director
LAST WEEK
q re ana
bic unanimous opnon has beer one q IN
two and Of anbOunded admiration OF the rem
''''n o. mo music y NILE. rRxA,
who thus he. established superiority vocalist
''' = ' Ia : SaiSsS S'zi 81 s9s Ass
NILE .ssA X sS sfxaBH ssp yA.rsz.s
FULL 81 RdsI F S MAJ 5xEhT4 COMPANY
sss latest and tho
present great fsri''s1 1, :;n ;;Sss;HaHonr
(,ENrRAL PARK WINTER GARDEN,
~ Seventh between Fiftyeighth and Ftfyninh
This SUNDAY, GRAND AFTERNOON CONCERT
Tho entire sss, sH nov npcoa.rrn
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GAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs.
BIRCH iI''s
SAN Ff IASHssR hMIITTsrRELs.
Every u hy'n oH " slIih'r EeTFifrAx OPERA OF
WITH s SEt F SS}EAs SaId Rll1sLLoh usrc.
Terminating Psa T'ia Nc sfu sc'n' pAxpExoSux
Seats secured SIX days in advance.
"A ST. s RI m SsPss cR Il
sAsEA5s! % IA. !, y SHs CHURCH
Enszaness eta. Lexington
~'''e '. ADHESION a5ii. IS CENTS issHi ''"A'
IRV'So T 1issr GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT
AEsDE1sseHST sssHss5aAL UNION,
THIS ,sy ss!pSsy E HySslsS. Dec ~ ,sss
Haster RAPHAEL DE SOFIA,
ISs WONDERFUL inian, tenor,
Nj. EDWARD xoLLEssA 6Rs PERMISSION D''' ~.
HARRY sANDERsoS,
the great pianist ,..
zokRis De .xsss@psaisi
r. vANpENHorrs READINGS.
cInE4TEE Sy TIN TIN y gSloE LEAGUE y I. Club
s2xksrkzSk and bIcxEss bicRsss 5sons
Broadway and fxsniyihrd street Reading :. oelock
Frcs exhibition q Thomas iinl's sYosemis. Valley"
JoSnsou. "SoySood Of Lincoln" Biersisdrs "sussss
sss pal ,sy nSS - sd
as4sofol TIA JOB rs1srIso REIMBURSEMENT
Nassau ol6 Herald Balding,, whore ssa have
oil 'sns Of rhsafss- Circus
Al prices thai defy composition
MADRIGAL AND GLEE CONCERT
n complimentary 10
Mr. JAMES A. JOHNSON,
win be given Al
STEIEWhY HALL,
On Tuesday, Dec. ~ r. NJ, with chorus Of carefully
selected voces Tckea 81 reserved seats Soc EXTRA be
had al schier 7o Broadway full programmes may
also BE- obtained.
A srERRoPTrCAN WITH VIEWS WANTED.
n Address for one week NJ u. Shelly, No. City Hall
place.
MUSICAL.
A FIRST CLASS TENOR-GO0D READER AND Ex-
"A ceent voice. wishes 70 get good situation Protest
Catholic church Address Mr. Ronconi 80 East 18th
street.
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THE BALL SEASON.

"A Ing Dec BAu the newest Dances including the rrois
Temps DsuI Temps Lyric Pas Ksdowa Cinaus Temp: and
Ing. Carda Of admission be- obtained OF Mr. t. 81 bis
beautiful Academy Rooms, Lyric Hail. 733 Sixth avenue
Mr. Trenor classes forming for the second quarter
Cali send for eirculsrs
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COAsrWIsR sTRAMsHIPs.

OVASEW 80 6IAh WISH - %
EoR NEW oRLEANs, CALLING AT HAVANA.
IN. AN s, 0.rryns The United States malls
RxPiDxH, y. .. ssi r oomm.ndsr.
sa.Srdsy. January . J, a. O'Clock r. n
BiEEyILLE folQws. Januarys
S; :ass s';sH S,;:s
,ls 4 Hons l. Ga :hs %
S0F freight Ct efsssossff FOX CO., Liberty street.
EoR SAVANNA, GAN sSNrESEES4 i,sR
offSsiSSi;Ss p S II. Sis X, ,..,. ~, !,
THAMES Captain Pennn slon.. Wednesday, December 30
MnNTGohERY, Captain Lyon ..... Saturday, January
hoSi'''A1N o.p''R LSwDEN, Agent, Is Wsss street.
G ocTAvus CoH sa CO.. Agents. Savannah.
Foe cH VAR .s AND gLosIDA PORTS
s. .s; S..:ss:s :.ss pic.
Through tickets and bs Of adlns issued n
necon h the south Carolina Railroad 70 All points South
Insurance By this line onehaif Der r. cent.
m HENRy 3 ToRSxE 4 g.. Agents, IS Broadway.
January
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPANy-PoR NOR
whesI stsa%ssiP. ISAAC BELL HATrEEAs Abe
Rchmond Saturday December %, At r. NJ from pier
southside and Petersburg Railroads Rchmond
ms. s adn ssuswss
ton. Apply 70 passage L. TcSREXDY' PrssSsns
sesmshp SARATOGA viii follow for Norfolk. on tuesday
Dec. 81.
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THE 0YMNAsTTC SCHOOL
presents
NILE. SENYAH
from Imperial Theatre 81 Poters5urg Beyond question ne
very nrst lady gymnast Of the world.
NOS TRS s sEEyHH h Si fsTcS; k;A:s
wriIiAH,1 MATHEW AND xNTofhE,
whose daring skl and intrepid rApdy Of pose
evolution place them Mt the head Of the modern
Mr. CHRISTIAN HARrz In his startling and unique
The Direction takes due pleasure In presenting this de-
partmcnt Of the Tammany ADJUSTMENTS ~ II The
marked star features Of the European Continent
MISCELLANY
The English Household Amusement
PUNCH AND JUDY,
the OF greatest celebrity, which has by royal command
appeared before her Majesty the Queen Of England and the
sy fessvss Of ths Princess Imported
for the TammAnyQuite The counterpart Of the Punch and
Judy described BY Charles Dickens In the "Old Curiosity
Exhibitor. Messrs MANLY and BREWER
BARTHOLEMEW'S CELEBRATED
PANORAMA or SCOTLAND.
The renowned OF ancient and modern Scottsh
history the magnificent Views Of the paiata ednces Of
EdIn6urs Glasgow the Of scoiia birhplaces
rssdencss and Of her famous poets Burns Scott
Campbell and olhers the supsrlavely grand scenery
Hshands her rivers cataracs and localities OF historic
interest
FAMOUS MAGIC TABLEAUx
from thu Polytechnic Institute, London, superb ap
paratus and magnificent paintings challenge the ad
vanced inventions OF modern science.
single instrument the entire principals and second string
wood, brass and drums OF grand operate orchestra
superb repertoire OF grand oyerures and selectlons
THE MUSICAL NOVELTY or THE NIEETEETH
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.Alz SS fSHi5E 81 1a e III:
d'a'''' Sisfs%asss nscEasf n m
iszg SSaSS i THSSsxTiE
dRsss lSb TsE
s...;sd y the combined orohsssraa sonoR opRRrr
asass xid::, isd; yi.n for he cses.ion y
distinguished member q ne 81 NsE *. y9rk bar.
Overture, .Pos and Peasant. GRAND oRCHRsIRA
Ballad, "Wrs.th Of Roses. ROBERT 0ksHa
!, ), .,,., r,.
.''a'''-. o'- Me s'i 2AMs BoNyANrI.
oAaLE MONS cARLz
'naaso'.' Ds Ssa s. S eso5RRisiFAEE CORPS ,
COMO 1SSsE 4ST Az * ESsas
THE hSsa 81 Fs5sSH sIs3Hss EASTWOOD
Overture to Pare. Ra r.EI SECOND ORCHESTRA
NJ entirely new ana original topographic sIIavssanss,
THE PAGES REvEL;
written and arranged for the Tammany by Y B. Fa,ne
sssn.
dr. os . % ~ E and the
Ernest 1 s. Poi Captain s q Ss
Victor .Aiss LIZZIE Kelsey
Harscha Do GREEN
Pierre b. Paul, Aaitre dArmes. Il kEMT
Iousrou, Miller and Mayor ........Mr BEN MA9!nLE1
so he ssseci.; Daughter
BiSs.ss Sister Of roulerou LILLE MR,Ts6
srs5fss ST Sas sJas iIs M zd4ios
French Hamlet In the olden time. Sunset The return
from the vineyard The Angeus rings Toulerou and he
Mayor and what happened With Mere 0obo valentine and
s1ssoSecHIs 81
Ernest hnds that the Of true love 10 rough -
usual and T0uerou reads m address. What happcned
thsreat and how Babstts makes up for lost time The
The GLORIOUS VINTAGE OF CHAMPAaNRi
The village fete Lucette's wedding The bridal pro-
cesst0n the peasants and soldiers fraternize.
SABOT DANCE
GRAND MILITARY BALLET
Supported Mssdames Bonant Carrie and Corps do Ballot
Pas de Deux des Sabots, MAnt and Bartholomew.
Tho alarm Cannon shots Conqueonchon and st. Pol 20
support the outposs How the marie armed himself to die
FOR his country and finally concluded that he wouldn't The
assgnation With Valentino al the balcony Babes In hot
water.
PITCHING THE TENTS.
The moonlight ssrenade How 70 get down from balcony
Touerou q cross-purposes with the Marechai.
" AN THE MAIRE, DO DECLARE"
Tho 1arechal falls on new detective system Ernest as
DAYBREAK.
The pages In disace Tho confession OF Ernest ana the
return o. party Grand snd
Touerou u also mated Tho word OF command, Fal In
"THE HAMLET SMILING IN THE VALE"
PART THIRD.
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PIANOFORTEs.

As PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURERS JENNYs SON
a whose factory and warerooms are Noe 2SS and 2 Eal
tn entyfrst street, between Second and Third
tho finest In America. All their instruments have the paten
agrafc TREBLE and finished In the highest degree Of
OF touch great durability that justly place them beyon
competition Every instrument 10 fully warranted sx years
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DASsAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Il Liverpool and Queenstown.
Also from Liverpool and London,
Drafts payable in all parts Great Britain and Ireland At
Apply to TAPscoTT BROS, 50 South stree, Is Broad
~ YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-18
MISSOURI.

The General Grand Ercampment 81
Euie h,s I, mllar met 10 g. sion this mort
ing. The ,hiei bus.ue.s transacted was the
election a Here's The following have
i nj I'll .cica 5 Knigbt WIN. y. Gardner
Of Lpwril, Mss, Ia be Grnr'al Grand Com
nan,l,r ot L. Ofd,r. S,r Knight j. q a.
Ie3+ocs ot ttft Orlesns, WAS elected Dep
NY Grand cominauavT. kent Jarvis, OF
M sil,on. Onio. was elected Generaiiss,iDo.
Some Of the Cnmmanderics have gone
home. SPIN gfeld and Csrrollton went last
night; Elwoel tins morning; Hannibal anu
Qdibc, Cournander,es this evening. and the
Apollo, oil Chicago. and Wiscpnsin com
nandrries 90 % night.
the Lodge nf Perfection of s.. Louis CAV
. grand bar quet tonight at Free Masons
Hall, 10 The supreme Council Of the Al
cieat and Accepted Rite Of the Southern
! jurisdiction and 10 I'll active ard honorary
,3i'soi the Northern jurisdiction. About
sixty persons were present. Speeches were
made bY Thos +. Glrrett, Grand Master ol
O'Suilvsn Lodge, Albert Pike. SOVEREIGN
! Gssnd Commanier Ut the Southern jnris-
aiclion, aud quite q number ot other high
/ officers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-18
CHICAGO.

Cnic D.. senl. l7-Gen. Carl Schurz 2
e.Ssciss . STRIVE here on Saturday ana
W. BE pulht'y received hy the "fsn'
r gers
Jacob z h;n has res 'gned his position rs
Serc-inieretg' ~ Police m tais c''s'
C4tt. kcunsoy. d The west side VIII pso r.
III pC-se3 i 70.
afrs. Tietasf OF divorce case notoEety. IS
rfs5..rte, in have heen ,l2rried 70 Eu-
easje Fist burr wit4 a'hom roe WAS &C
rt,s.e ~ hgv 4m3t*eU incorporates.
Gle frost iinirg seems to have
been peEera ughoa. the Northwest.
Germ is reported in mest instances to be
too lar along 70 suffer injury there.Eon
Ir. Gallagher who is here es reporter ioy
an Indiana paper was knocked down last
night and robbed oi S54 and COLA watch.
To The Turner Organic ,tions in Illinois !.
There will be grand demonstration and
torch light procession in this city on the
% J inst. Our corps numbers between nine
ard ten thousand and 10 order to make the
l4tcest possible display you are hereby re-
sp.ctiuily invited 20 be present with your
command on that dey. II you wish To
join in please inform me as soon as possible,
IS / VIII make The necessary Arrangements
vic RailIuad Companies u transport you
a. usti istes. Lodging Will 81 course be- luz
nieb.d lf.e OF chaTge General PalGer,
Jog stnue, 81 lows. Gen. Lngau. Cui Jn".
Daucifrrty. anc Gen. T. n. Ba'es 1--we ac-
gtffsG lnviBatioLa "a sp.nk on the oecison.
/ t~i,n.dl EDwAnp ). SAL MON,
en- in Thiri Tanner Corr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-18
CIR APE VINES.
REE7STs,ss.

Notice is hereby given that The Bard OF
Registry viii b. in session in the Il, q rem
districts at tie following places, and dates
IS fol'ews:
First Eard-At thu house OF A. Ling
lachn.r on Wednesday and Thur.dsy,
Sept. % ard a..
Second Wud At the house OF r. G.
MeIler. FIR day and Saturday, Sept. 25,h
aud 10Th
lhud Wcrd-At the Township Clerks
office (iiairi>on street, between 81 and ith)
Monday aud tuesday, September 2sth and
10th.
Fourth Wdrd-At The office OF the Town
ship Trustees, corner 5,t and Brady, W 3D.
nesday and Thursday, September 30,h and
October lst.
Firth WIrd-At this Pennsylvania House
Friday and Saturday, October % and Sd.
Sirth Ward-At the Arsenal Brewery
Monday and Tuesday, October 4th and
9th
Tornship-At g. Boremsn's, in Gilbert,
Thursday, October 7th.
A. John Ny er's tavern on the Harrison
street road, on Friday October 8.h.
At II. SteHen's tavern on the Dubuque
read on Saturday. October 9th.
At w. L. Steinberg's. 10 Black Hawk, on
Monday. October l1,h.
The Board will set At the above places
and dates from . n to 7 p. N.
By order Of the Board.
A. q. SxALLvlELp.
Township Clerk.
(City papers copy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-18
CHICAGO.

CuIoAoo, Sept. Is -The tobacco ware.
house OF Geo. n Gearv, "a Monroe vt was
seized Yesterday by revenue oiIicrs
Capt. W. W. Kennedy has been APP
10 ntcd Superinte deu' If Police, TO q ]
he vacancy caused ty the resignation 81
Jacob r. Inn.
Dispatches nom lillnois, Iowa, Wiscon-
sin and other western state, report That he
avy nest If YESTERDAY morning did Sc
rious damage to bnclwhoai, sOighum aud
tender vegetables.
lie base hail match between Excelsior
# this ciij and Niagara II Butiae, result
al in victory to the former clnb, en- . score
Of u TO l2.
Tho Times special reports the Pendle,on
meeting at Spring field, H., yesterday. the
greatest denomination of the campaign.
At least 10000 people being present. MIR.
Pendleton spoke for hours, and was lis
tened to with The cl seat attention. In Il c
evening there was torch light procession,
numbering 6 or : thousand persons. The
Tribune states that Senator frumhdll has
consented 10 speak in Spfirgfe ELI in reply
- Nr pcndcl a. aad viii 80 - carly N
D-tubcr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-18
WASHINGTON.

WAsuNaror. Sent i7-Iahn GcLcon
Tas ~ is ord, I'D t. san Fraacisco, as gov
eTameui rarchas III 4, nj.
Mi ! Isl j. s.si,d 'e Asia as Cen
m'ssaiy
L.. uas'c. Engineer Cops. is c.
derri g j, tlsison Hsrfarks. Nc.
me iailH~tAs uge.s 1ore appointed l.
dry : n F.s = i;e' Of IuGisna; :.
y. Wian. Il nssilse. a lndlana b r..
Basi'n, 81 D.s'ro' IS laGl4ua; Alex. J
TODD. POD nis'sic' d l.,Gi4ra; Jas. Mckee,
iesh nisir'ei 4. limos, .;ohcrt G. Pilen,
9Th Distrlc oi Ohio.
he lhlefnal Tev.nus collector NJ NASH
Vins, ienn asks i1r 400 mounted troops u
enable him Ia ll,ci he rev,nu- from tis
hiitfs III o'htrs in his disiricr, who ,hreatt
en- to mufdsr him ard his ASSISTANTS If they
attenp' 10 raakc stizutes for nor payment
of taxes.
The Secretary of the Treasury has post.
p med operations eli stamp duties on dis.
titled spirits until the 81 ot November sr,
stamping 81 tobacco. snuff and cigars u,.t,l
the % Of November.
a letter from Mexico says that Eosecrars
VIII De cordially received there
Total receipis Tor customs from Sent m.
hgr "a ssh % iltn' ere 81 s63sy7.
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LATE = S
TT TEEEG E.6EI.
TO THE EsArss nz71oczeAs'.
49, ~


Npw Yonk, Sept. ia.-Dy &c At ssi
South stseet, this morning, Wa. >. Bright,
j. rnSC. JuHb's vsr ets', 80 Iare Is
land Liquor sfose, t-4sted damage 70 tie
amount Of So, 0oo. sho'con d Rip ey'
v4i;e lead -aAuf-elufers, end Geo. Q.
Medfosd mustard AID spice dealers, lst
Fulton street, Suffered from Gre aat night,
tie first 50, $50 and the last 81 eco.
Edward Ihobe WAS arrested yesterday
On charge Of forgery. preferred by John W.
Peudle,on. wool dealer OIL broadway.
The sesnc after the suppression Of fire a.
Mr. Bennstt's Mansion yesterday. wss ore
of great confusion. and the least ifjnred Of
the rooms etll contain furniture, statutes,
pictures and mirrors, lying ia utter dis
ordsr marazrc rsiitws, rcHfi a8er re-
posss tpa bound voig,nfs. 'st IA commit
tel CO. lhsioa ho,e Ct Tic irira'ure how
ever, war; cs,orcd Ia billiard ON. Mr..
|, is absent u El-ofe, and his family in
Fort hirgon. TIE honsehola consist
/ "a Of Bsnnsf Js aud Mis- Bsanett ard
Mss Caseus, visitor. st2 O'Clock tits
4. 10, tie fsu.i p te - tee end
tgoh up thsa stgd, ~. o.h -sveneq ret
hence.
Sau'ne. yer Ia. afilNel - "asA'A 3
ton. and al Interview y h his lat anisg y
nist ia ,ns itia rig, iiwsros. IA relation
q another contest. talyer is anxious T.
recover lis lass rel. Ldwsfcs Is alis e
,.ea positively deoines esolher battle with
$50 .st
a bout 1 I'll past G O'Clock on We inesday
.s.lnr . .anni ae~, .n,h At pis. a.
losdsd wiih IS 90 bushels If c5rn, 4 ksgs
ofyarnlsh and 50 oil cl.ks. The boz, hat
luAt como down from Albany.
A lire on Fulton avenue and Navy street
Brooklyn, this morning, destroyed seven
teen bui d,ngs and eight stores with tene
mer's over stores. Thirty families we'
rendered homeless. Total loss $50, 600
no lives lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-18
VIRGINIA.

wuEuLINa. W Va, scpt-Thc larres'
polil,sl nnnstra'iol 81 the camri'rn here
wat u,ete Is III, DsueeIais / d. A. an
early lsnr the -if,tia were ihruu@cd ty mf :
chspisa. .almtrs ana wnfkintinsn from
+ RI 0eia Wee,.tn Pennsylvania. and
V iern Vircina, WHO formed In process
-i su IS ~ lrncth. Afisr "a asliug the
pm ed Streets. ihreugs assembled On The
-. Rfiubda, NM Wee addressed from
tigee smaes by Hon Hester Clymcr, q,
ptrusyi Ilnr. G J carey. sri sens.
'or St,rm 81 I Ohio. fdresscs VIE also
IN ABE IN "a. q imam l.neuace. Julee Long.
n, piy 5. WAlk,r, Of Wcsi Virginia. and
TrctI lick. 81 hich,nan. viii follow 10 night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-18
Foreign New by Atlantic Cable.

MUNICH, Sept. 17.--Minis,er Bancroft lie
.xpect.d here this we.k TO exchange the rat.
'teation Of the na,uraliz stion treaty between
Bavaria aud the American government.
LONDON. Sept. II The Times compares
the political canvass in Great Britain with
that in the United States. In both cases the
elections are new ones. Here in England
there are many differences between men
and principles, and tie result is n confused
hubhub in which no one sound 10 heard
above the rest The incidents thus far have
heen peaceful. even negative, but the eight
weeks remaining before the election ma,
warm the contest now SO quiet II dweIls
on The violent animation OF the PTesiden-
tial fight in the United States, anil calls an
American 81. ciion an American carnival.
" The American people may be serious and
interested. but they allow the moet ecccn-
trio and grotesqle characters to represent
the whole people, which does them some
Injustice. but less harm than is commonly
thought"
Benjamin Moran. the Secretary of the
American Legation has gone on special
mission to 81. Petersburg. He also carries
dispatches III the American Embassy a; Der
lin.
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49, 50
tI

1lr 81 ns'in L ne IA has arrived
froa. ss84sti. Sae rilar's ~p. IN, lat
IN, ~ 81 us gfWs, - q. ile huk Maj.
Vgi 9 i.iie aius y ~ Wlfh slg-
il 80, no, |. u't.-la I'D piled Ter
Wf'ntr US efH. - A4V = IN b ard TEE
msie is,e str pc ~ lire pes r,eis AID crew
~ ts. ttras es.stl- wN,rA. II IN Los
ton .ohs .fr v.ggnol d,ssFny q
~ Il, itc}sN a,lrif. il MARQUIS report
cl tn. sne DO ll wat 'te slap Jacob A.
r. .l4,et. tar New Avlk n.v'rs "a baaid ~
ssscnart Az ~, IS g ;9e M.iaA, aad he
-Maaife SUPPLIES o, rr.pi.i Ans anA water
= iWe WsalHei, slte tuyk cn bsafd The
maze and sixteen u[itl..
Tnrrc VS. - v,ts afee ,orchlirh' proc, s
81, n here ten ghi. wEl1h comprised several
'hWusaa3 ct lie organ cation known rs
: hDys IN blue" The display was very fine.
Fireworks and music were proiuse. Adj
dresses wetc mndr vi Cooper Institute by
Generals Schenck. X,psirl,k. ant oth.rs.
ihc upgcr Iuition ot the !, sid.nre al
James q rdon Bennett, at Washington
lssnts. vas burned to-day. Damage
SO 900.
The auction Sale of psws in the new JeN
sh synagogue Reached to the amount oil
| 1850 600. which VIII pay all ini.tciness
md PAGES over 100000 in the sinking
fund.
Wheeler Louis ard f. j. Todd. together
with lot If stationery and euvel PTS, III,
latteIs addressed III PARTIES in The country
were arrested and seized by the police to
day. They comprise gilt swindl,rg con
Germ, known rs W. J Wheeler Il Co, aud
were sent ~ ISL, IL eefhun 81 Go tai.
The Book Trade SAle MAS slightly at
tended ,ojpy
a Working Woman's Association was
formed here tc-jsy. With the toll wing III
GERS: President. Mrs. Sati,t; VICE Pres
dents. Augusta Lewis. Susan johnson. Emf.
~ Peers; Secretary, Mr.. l.. {. Browne
Treasures Susan D. Anthony.
Speeches were made 10y Elizabeth Cady
Stsnion, ard others.
The first inrirgs Of the English ctcketers
was finished To-day on u score oi rs Ire
American players completed their first in
nings this afternoon. masiag only CT.
ALBANY. Sept. l,.-The great trct be-
twern Modulsin Boy aad Lacy Thorn. fur
$4,000. cones ,fl here over the Island
p.Ik Course Money.
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1HE leather.


Urea. n. ", sept. IA frost visited
this vicinity last night, and AZ miles south
ui Uuca. At Sherbuine, snow tell.
TnHoNTn. Carada, Sept. 1.-THE weather
Is very cold Snow itll ut Aurora, iew
miles north oi this city, last night.
ALBAkY.M Y. Sept. 1.-THE thermom-
e,cr tonight Is 80 deg.
ScEAnros, Pa. Sept 1.-THE first kill
iur frost here was las, night. There will be
a heavier one tonight.
new York, Sept l7.-Fros, occurred
las. n,rht in Hampshire couniy. Massachu-
ee,ts. Elsuira, and other places in this state
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Letter frem Rev. A. Briggs, OF
Rock Island, llIlnOis.

Rosx ISLAND, ILL.,. June 2s. 1858.
Da. LisHsEnL dear Sir-Gratitude TO yes
and desire TO benefit others has induced nsso
make the following statement
For the last four or Eve years l have NJ !.
partial deafness in my left ear. and this. during
the last nine months has increased 30 rapid'y
and TO such an extent that could scarcely hear
at all with it, and having that time used many
remedies with no essential or permanent esnens
soon began 10 think that should soon loose
the use Of that organ altogether.
But after seeing IN ANNOUNCEMENT OF your
omcisl visit 10 this city, and converting Win
one " ose deafness Of long standing you nso
- he Informed me, entirely removed, oeeioso
to consult you. and il. after On examination you
thought you could resto-s nv hearing. 10 SUP
init to an operation. Accordingly caileo y
your rooms yesterday. and an happy to ssy that
in less than half an hour. by sklllfui ana pam
less operation with suitable instruments yo1
restored my hearing completely, and thrust PSF
msnentiy.
Accept, my dear sir, the assurance efny ess'
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper
A.BRIaGs.
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OTTAWA, CANADA. Sept. l1.-Pa'r'ck
B akely, one ol the accomp!ccs IN NcGoc s
mure,r, II said 10 he insane. Bail will psob.
airy ~ accepted Tor l. ale>on, Enriaht and
Murphy, The other accomphces Nha'en
strongly protests TIA, be dii NJ, shoot Nc
Co. ,ui kne VIZ who did IL Isl expected that
be vii make "a full confession b,fqS. long.
io>TREsI. sept II ~. Osee,n's livery
stsh'e vas burned last night aud nun :
ter OF stock horses, intended for he exhi-
biIon ri the Provincial Fair were burned
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Iowa..

nns MONIES. Sept. 1.-THE Republicans
OF the pofthtrn part q the State will hold
"a m s. meeting at Washington, Sept. Dist
anA 22nd Among the speakers fre IN abroad
Will hr Hon. |. Dpnneliy, of Mlnn., aid
Attorney Cereal GIN, OF Wiacons,n.
Inc Republicans Of the central part Of
the state aic 10 hold a meeting at Des
nin' on The 24tn October. Mt which all
the prnmin at Republican SPEAKERS Of Iowa
md Illinois have promised To be present.