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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
THE YOUNG PEOPLES ASSOCIATION OF
BROOKLYN

The first anniversary of the Young Peoples
Association ~ the Llfny eeaye roOkyn Presbyterian
burci Uhe Rev. T. l.. Cuyleu was hold last evening
and was largely attended The exercises consisted O
selections performed the plano, and vocal music by
several young ladies attached 10 the Association MI
Tute the President occupied the chair He stated that
0e objects Of the Association we're % stimulate poty
among the young people ~ tho CATION AMI 10 pro-
mote their welfare By social meetings % which strangers
would invited. system OF canyaasng the uclghbOr
hood had been decided upon with the view ~ ascertain
ing the number Of persons who attended church, ana Of
children mo attended and where II
found that the church and sunday schools wore neglected
10 induce them to attend From the annual report 10 ap
pears that the Association numbers l2O members Is IN
furnishing condition, and has accomplished much good
An address was made by the licy Mr. Alvin bartlett ana
after soo aud recitation, remarks wcra made by ho
Pastor the Row L. L. Cuycr The proceedings thou tor
minated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health met yesterday, President
hncoiu IN the chair No business Of Importance was
lfansscted Several reports read and ordered on
NE. Dr. Harris IN his weekly letter says:
Tie third week Of November. which ended on Saturday,
tho Zlst was characterized, ike the three preceding
week. by lower death rate than had occurred In
spending weeks " Autumn for many years past There
were deaths IN New York last week than la
The preceding week There l3 Brooklyn or 10 less
than ia the week preceding The zymOtc diseases de
eOyed only G2 Ves I5 per cent OF the total st Of
dsosdents in Eew-fork, aud only -, 1885 per
cent OF the total in Brooklyn This is the lowest
amount Of mortality that has been charged
70 these most preyentalle diseases since the
Metropolitan Board OF Health was organized
Pulmonary consumption il charged with deaths Gsls
Pr cent VI the total, and this disease together with
thdaiuuatOry disorders Of ths respiratory organs Ia
fharGad -tA ass deaths 9:s per cent Of tho tOteD 10
1ea Tsfk u Hsg9kTu those Qausei aTc 0hagged Ultb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

the address before it is sent out Messrs. Strauss Bros
names were stricken from the rolls Of the Association
they having declined 20 attend any more meetings OF inc
Association and having sanGefed President Hrsch.
Mr. Hirsch made personal explanation, in the course
of which he said that he had taken number
OF women into his factories, and shOnlu
hereafter give them the preference. Mr. Foot thought
that the manufacturers had put their foot in It, but he was
willing stick He thought that the principal cigar ma
kers eated at the the New York men were IN
Mr. Fooe, though listened TO respectfully seemed TO DC
alone in his opinions. IL voted to assess each mem
Der OF the Association % cents for each person employed
by them previous to the strike for the purpose OF raising
fund to pay current expenses. Several members re
ported that they doing wen IN getting mont
to work Mr. Hrsch had his full complement; others
reported that they had met with success On motion
Of the Secretary Executive Committee directed
To petition Congress change the law Of July a. 1865 III
80 far as it renders imperative for the manufacturer 10
brand his each box OF cigars. The meeting then
adjourned, subject to the call of the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
ERIE WAR MOVEMENTS.

The Erie war yesterday assumed new phase
I'm consequence OF report in financial quarters ta1 Jay
Gould had turned the enemies flank by grand coup
The supporters Of Board Of Directors we're greatly
elacd when II was definitely ascertaned that MI noui
had been appointed receiver by Judge OF the OiySu
states District Court. They knew Mt once that Ior
considerable time there would De no nhgerIne
of doubt as to which side would he victorious Later III
the day the excitement. which had preyaed WleI'
i'm few days past was rapidly uecl..nS.
On Monday night tho Directors, evidently rearing tnas
their enemies might steal march on then sent over -
aborcrs from their depot at Jersey CITY TO occupy h.
building situated on Chambers, West, ana eaue-sls
These men remained all the night until yesterday morn
ing when they replaced by the company onCaas
Yesterday afternoon nno DeputySheflI usuer to d
dcrs Of DeputySherl Hogan took charge OF the bui1
Fiske ana a number OF the Directors had cOnsuiaton
iu tho Presidents last evening, when naylhg
reached the conclusion that every aspect OF e
Ta, favorable % Themselves they serenely reeu ABOUT
IA o'clock shortly after their departure the dePus
VINO had Doubtless been Informed by Mr. GOud tnat tcr
resence was no longer necessary also inacheu aWa
leaving tho whole place IN charge OF tue hSht W9tCn
man Who perambuatcd tho silent halls ana corridors
with sod tramp arising gom the consciousness t1l ne
was for the mebeng the ruler OF the place IN answer
10 our reporter the status Of tho Delserents, no
was very decided in declaring that the Wh9io t5ono!o
would syon be settled thereby leaving ~ 20 lnor ta ~
the opuou OF his employers large number OF the socA
hoders would DO settled with in way Tar liHefehy from
| what they had anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
NAVY GAZETTE

W,snNGrON Nov. 2I-Capt john {. Howell has
.eu ordered Fleet Capsu ihe kurpcs1 NIiifJu
Capt Joseph T.. Sanford T. iuiy a. Norfolk Nav fhri 81,
Lieut. Com Charlie, aser 70 iuy Inspector % ihs se'sah
Lsht house Distinct &c.,, a. o.
Lieut. Cons A. H. MrN,ir Fnnknn BoNn anl brose y" nlh
ner 10 the Franks % the l,l u Decembcr
Lieut. Com Cas,e ,nl Bussu william Waih 10 tue e;a"ni
ship New Hampshire - a., --.--, , a.
2pt WIN 10 Roy to bs detached from che command Of Tho
Erptln on the l December ani placed on N,nE oflers
4 T. % BE- detached from tho norfolk hET lHl
and rrst 10 tho command Franklin on tbs h II Dec
me named hsYs bsu ieiachsl hOn the frnhn
and ol.e.l on sans Commander W stk Lieutenant
Cep1.nders r. Potter H. d II hsnT H. ho~aal IRA h't'
IT, Grofgs W Cola, sai Wa Is Hon all -
Tho following named ohcer bsT, bssn order 20 ne ffnAa tsa
,snsnt Comm.ser Marvin LleIt Com lhsSn,pn ron h'
r,Tng dip sss lamp.b Lent Nmsn II folgsr h9h The Re
.ns bp Ne Rarga Hauksr from tba W.shng"a
81 AZ MIl,hlnsn rhompsoa W Cmpp Ahf-d Isl
nSw n q saa,,y. ~ EsA.. al " Wogl hS- ~ C'-~'
cooA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

&c n0 per cent OF the otaD by phthiss and 40 per
cent? by the total group OF respiratory diseases Inns
shows no increase OF mortality by class OF diseases,
yet in particular portions OF NewYoIR they dld increase
their fatal results in unventilated tenemehts III
FAINT mortality An New-York was the very low,
est proportion and total yet experienced
m 80 per cent of total deahs and the deaths OF children
under five years Of age amounted to only Sl s9g per
cent of the total I'm New-YOrk In Brooklyn THESE pc
RODS lost i'm the first 80 977 per cent Of the total NOR
talty and in the second 81 children G56 per cent OF
the Otal The general deathrate ID each OF hese ees
last week was below II per of the present estimated
population. This compares fayorably with the death,
rates reported lin the best pooed cities of Europe the
first week Of the present month. London had death
rate equal % per of its present estimated opua
ton OF 3l2G635 the IA chief cities OF Great BRITAIN
suffered a mortality equal to "a per 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

Judge Fullerton. Jacob Dupuy, Alfred A.
Belknap. Daniel G. Brdsall. AMI Edward j Winiust,
charged with conspiracy against Collector Thomas J..
Smith, have appeared before Commissioner Stilwel ahd
gwen bail IN 5000 each To appear for trial.
Messr. Clarence 4. seward aud Aaron NhnderpoO DO
came the sureties for Judge Fullerton IN $500 zach
Messrs Edward Mcclellan and X. " Miliblnk became
rees on each OF bonds Tor the other dtondhuts Ia
the same amount each.
subsequently Judge Porter. on behalf Of Julg' Fuller.
ton and Judge Beebe on behalf ~ the other d ats.
obtnued until the 81 OF December for the der 20
plead to the indictments or for counsel TO make ion
IN the matter
District Attorney Courtney said that While he would
not oppose the application Of counsel l9y reasonable
time TO prepare for CUT on Any Motion they might
~ 10 make ~ For defendants % prepare 70 plead 70
the indictments ho must srcnuOusy insist that the ~
,s xpedition must be used preparing for trial II a
motion should be denied, defendants pleaded not
guilty. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
NEW-.JERSEY
OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE VOTE.

OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF TIE VOTE.
TRENTON, Nov A.-Thc State Canvasscrs met
to-day aud declared the official votes Of the state ~ fol
lows For Electors Seymour s2725 Grant 79s7l aver
age Democratic majority 1864. For Goycmor-Randoph
OemJ sJ.G9 Blair GcpJ 1902; Randolph's majority.
45l7; ballots rejected $50 For Congress, Ist District
Moore tRepJ l5,I2 Bayard DEM. li53s; Moores ma
iority, JG5i ballots rejected. r. I'D Distrct-Burns
ton, Haig j2is; Rushing Usepl, 5sl5; Mercer HaiEh'
DemJ 4.59; Rushing G,cpD 4,G5 Monmouth H"lRh'
DEM 5432. Rushing 0ScpJ 1919 Ocean. Haight Denl'
lilo: Rushing RcpJ 777 total, IIaight %. l65t Rus
ling Rep. l5l9i llaghrs majority, SIS lila District
Bird (DemJ 1876; Clark dcpJ 1886; Birds majority
4l2O WITH Distrct-IIl rep, i6,iiG Rafferty, iDeml'
1890 Hlls majority, 90; ballots rejected c. Nth DIS
trict-Clcveand Dem.j, l9.2o9; Halsoy uep), l0'7oi
Cleyeland's majority 2s52: ballots rejected, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
EARTH CLOSETS.
We publish the following to show the value
OF the new sytcm OF Earth Closets;

We publish the following To show the valuc
OF the new sytcm OF Earth Closets;
WEST RIDING PRISON. WAKEFIELD Feb. I. 1851.
sx months having Npircd the Visiting Justices
Of this Prison granted authority for bringing MONIES
Earth Closets, into USE have great pleasure IN bearing
testimony TO the value Of the earth system We have oo
cells without water closets. and are about placing
Earth Closets m them We have lo Of the latter IN
use. have not had single complaint from either
wardens OF prisoners since commenced tho LartA
Closets The Earth Closet cells without the smell mat
commonly exists IN the water closet cells.
The supply OF dry earth Is given weekly Or when re-
omred the closet containing az the back with care
sufficient supply FOR fourteen days. however - be quite
secure the pans eupcd aud frr-h surpy Of earth
given once week. without the slightest ,mcl IA the
building during the time OF removal
We have taken the precauon 10 make tho Earth Clos
ci. self acting This leaves nothing TO be done by the
prisoner, that disarrange the apparatus We have
established small Kiln iot drying The eaTth' anu can
Away, keep upa good supply
The earth after bcin guodn the Closets isurnci over
aud pui,orled week during the hr- three weeks
when % quite ~ tor the farmer or gardener NJ smell
ARISES from working the soh. and 90 time anticipate
profitable return for the FIRST outlay she'll. during tho
coming ear be- enabled 90 observe the effect Of the man
uro the crops grown within the prison.
when the Closets are ip We have been able 20 do
without the deodOrIng powder used formerly aud dur
ing the late hard fross wee were obliged 70 place the
Earth Closets cells already supplied with water closets
the pipes being frozen our plumber Is much m favor 81
the Earth Closets he strongly recommends that ~ fnt1re
they should bc placed In all parts Of the prison 10 len
of the watercoscs opinion certainly against hi' own
u,ercsn g. %. ARMNrAGg. cap, Governor.
Believing that the matter u OF Tao highest importance
we have published a pamphlet which ~ Tor sale a. our
counter Price a. cent, Sent 10y mail receipt ~ prce
AlJrcs. TuR TRfHrSR New York
- S-.z@h Ps4.t -. =, ~"
COLLECTIONS IL THE THIRTY SECOND DISTRICT
The following is q detailed report Of the coll
econs In the XXXIld Internal Revenue District. IN
this city for July August and september. no hrs quar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
PROBABLE WIFE MtsfDER N BROOKLYN.

John Fox. residing IN Atlantic-aye., near
Pearsall st. Brooklyn arrested Last evening about
=! o'clock by Officers Cadmus and Spencer OF the Ffeth
Precinct on charge Of assaung his wife Sarah Ia 80
brutal manner that her life Is despaired or Her sa
ZION was discovered yesterday afternoon 10y some Of the
inmates Of the same house when 10 ascetaned that
her husband had beaten her IN the morning ana theh lct
home The police were informed, and DR.. Rooney being
called i'm examined her wounds, and gave 80 his opinion
mar her recovery was doubtful Provision was made
mai She should be well taken care Of search was IN
attutcd for Fox aud the police eventually succeeded m
securing him lie was locked up IN the flfleh Precinct
siatlOnhOnse % AWnlt The result OF hs we hJucs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
AILEGED ARsON IN BROOKLYN.

On TUESDAY morning about o'clock, IRE
was discovered In the grocery store OF Joseph Hkse,
No Gl3 Court St. Brooklyn The place was entered ny
policeman WHO found some OK the woodwork on nre,
hut succeeded IN gushing the flames before much
DAMAGE hod resulted. rhe proprietor aud man named
nonah Mcdonald being IN the store at the time, they
were taken into custody Capt Rhodes OF the Forty
lind Precinct Police. on making an examination INTO
tho asccrtaned that the re was caused
plrtrs subsequently Assistant Fire Marshal keauy
caused the rcagrcs ot kse on tho charge OF atempt-
Inc 10 a., fire 20 his store FOR purpose Of obtaining an
Insurance of g. 900 the stock, policy IN the Phe-
n a ID.urauce Co Ol Brooklyn. He committed 20
await animation which IS 90 take place before Justice
Dcimar on friday ncGt Mcdonald was held in $500 bail
a A witness.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE MORRIS AND ESSEX
RAILROAD.
A conl trnin ON the Morris and Essex Railroad

coal traln on tIc MOITIb dUU ESstN NdIIIUdU
Yesterday fell through the trestle work nj oboken caus
ing great destruction OF property aud an injury 10 Alex
ander Bates which will probably prove fatal The tram
was very heavily laden with coal and tho reste worh
be'po Oh and rotten gave way preoipitang the train
ON tho dock below distance OF about - feet Ar Bates
was elnpioyed ny the RAILROAD Company ana was en-
a1 TX cork htlow when the accident occurred. As the
Cat. fel his right leg was caught between two OF them
and completely crushed that when lie WAS taken 10
- Marv, Uospita and had his injuries examined II was
f5uul That only few threads OF skin held the llm6 To-
gc,hrr Drs. CAabut and Benson attended hlm' II Is
not probable that no Will long survive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
INTERFERING RAILROAD SUIT.

The Court of Appeals Of New-Jerscy are now
engaged m hearing Interesting railroad suit IN wh9h
the particulars arc follows: In 1857 the MoFra ana
F.sox Railroad Company entered INTO contract with
thp SUSSEX Railroad Company whereby the former was
10 pay the latter 30 per cent on passengers glu = pr
cont on yt passing both roads, ana over any
future extensions branches Of either OF the roads
since then the Morris and E,scN Railroad has been cK
tended from HackettsOwn 90 the Delaware ana rom
Newark 20 IobokeD. The Morris aud Essex now clam
that the contract does not apply 10 these extensions or II
n does that tho directors had DO right 10 make aVth Con-
truct which claim the Essex Road contests,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

CORLRY-On Sunday Nov q ,ler short neH CahiHne Adrh
siie ofClrs0nher Cor.t., aged % frtrs ,.. ~,
The relative, ani friends OF the fanny Respectfully lh'n " ~,
the funeral wednesday. The 2jh inst, Al O'CLOCK O ' '''
fsslrnre NJ p Mrsi Foriy.stths 81
uALLSai on sunday No, 2! David Hall in the list Of
his A.. ~.
Tbs relative. ,,i friends Of the family aad s members 81 TOE New
Yors RAJ are ,peety Invited attend his tunera from we ne
P,gis,n Church siaesi,y tue 2oIh Inst hlOoeocA
M. wtbia, flF.hrf a1ucr
HARRISON Pr, ayenias Nov g. aA shoriius" George
Hat.oa IA the ASIA rear Of be-, axe
MATrSOS-ln CITY On Iyetitv NOV ~ WE Rev hr'm
M,ti,,p ID u DO tho Sith NJ lis age r. .
respectfully invited 20 attend
Cn.,t an rl4r,v the soh inst, al O'Clock
% Trinity Church iorA 1t Hs remains Viii be taAea 10
O,gsso n 1 Friday morning ior ipiofnent
nrrcu %, ral,, Nov a. sana Clark wife Of Joha W. Reh
asei - Tess -. .-..e,,. t--.,., - -,
10, ..ma lI.t S,r a. al 'scA w. t9l. Ag SIS fys
Aaaas. ~ "a gssI gsd, SnhH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

closed AZ pa ir money snl Sc
o,o Intel S-s B1ais closed quiet and ifg A. q.
-. n, lea, Slsrs Illinois Central Rlisa firm at 90
Ft,sky,7r Nov 2f-lniiei States Five Twene u. 81
P.Et. Nov ~ -l B1ur,s Is Jail Rrntes. ~ 4. Soc
Cotton market closed hrueT Mid
alag riri ild Mi1g Orleans i The sales Of The iv f'o,
mn go bale. other BrraIts unchanged Provisions
al Produce az alcliug % tones tnd quotations
IoVpp~ 24-5 mlaoS closed Dat al 81 o. other articles
10 the Lolion markets unchanged $500 900. 81.
ANrwaRP Nov APe.0e1m closed 1911 Staniarl white i IT,
hayHV -Cpt0u-rle market l0t t2toa - se has al
igincsi " lkl r. Dr LoF h.iiiugi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
NiRhiTn..n;

Observation-Disclosures Ga sunday No, q 4. Christ Church VII
h,n,,l.h Do II Partridge WILLIAM n feiehe To susan
Spo oa, gbter Of te iate Thomas SP'rA'' ell Of
BrDuAFH.
LfNskKty-BfRDOn Moliy g. the residence Of the BRIDGE
ntr b he wari Besrhsf Capt Oyugton LnueAn Of
To Sh.p l. L. Stursrs 10 Mss Nellie 5.ii Of BrOoAbG
Boston paper, please copy
MORRISON Tasslay Nov o. BY the Rev T. W Chad
wick william Morrison j., TO bmma j., daughter Of Henu H.
Hills. both u tlS cts.
ROBB-rHAYBR-M Trinity Church Boston TUESDAY the eth
ir, ~ W Rev Bishop Eistbua Hampton Robb OF NeS York
u Corneii. iiughte Of Nathaniel fhhyer
wHEELRR-KNOwLBS-A residence ofthe brides father
Tuesday evening ~ hv tho Rev H. e. Riggs and the Rev H. T.
Blgur Charess Wheeler esd 30 Frances daughter Of TIC
Hoo ieau t. Kiose.s. all Of los1in. y. \.
an Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rih ~"
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
DIsAsTERs AT SEA.

ON the 18th ult, Charles Madeira, OF the ship
Elslnore. from Cronstad fell from the upper topsail
ward and was killed He was buried at sea In the same
storm tho ships cargo shifted and she was hove on
her beam ends ON the ed OF September the New orh
ship Lawrence from San Francisco for Ne"-iork' was
burned In lat $50 so g. long 1872 30 W. Her crew were
taken of by the ship Valparaiso. and brought TO port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION.

The Cigar Manufacturers Association lnet
yesferday afternoon the United States Hotel Iies,
dent Hirsch in the Chair. The attendance was goon ~
firms being represented Mr y. A. Schroeder thaIinh
of The Execntye Committee presented printed address
designed for circulation among the cigar makers ihrOubn
out the country This document reces the @ re
IN which the manufacturers have been subjected ny no
nlOn and the efforts which they have made 10 cohs 10
81 understanding by means OF committee on arpIr -,
Trades unions ga gonera IL was voted that tho nses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
nrcrNr n1scorEntEs y HFRIc.

A large audience assembled in the hall OF
Packer Institute, Brooklyn, last evening to listen 10
lecture by Dr. L. H. Brockett Recent Discoveries IN
Africa" After some general remarks the history Of
the country aud pointing ont the places OF chief note ana
the lines OF travel on the map the Doctor gave detailed
account OF the various travels Of adventures who have
gwen us the knowledge we now have OF this wonderful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
n5vGFEEhSprr.,

S~ Pt,Nrf.co Nov 2l-F,lr Ju ~ 5J4b5 IS
Wheat -ch,-. shipping auu ~ s Legal Tenders 20
WtsNgrpS n e. Nov 2a-Spdts TrrpeBtlue frm az a: ne
Rosl go,i Tenant at 81 J9%t M Tupeatae unchanged Tar
Cn.SIt,rM g N,v H-Cla opensi quiet but closed sstve
,ri 6rG e 10 bar, Milling, 2ic receipts cal bales,
ports cos yiss ip'ba~.
TOT tDo F1r lt Wheat quiet at decline Of l sales
NJ Amber Al 81 - Corn IAN Of New Rejected Re Data al
a., ~ 40 q, 5slc 3lic Rye advanced Sc
,ofE, Al D. Receipt as9610 bbls Flour 5000 bush
heat. 1000 &c. Osts Shpments-2oVo 0Os f'ou
klOlO bu,l Whei. o. 900 lo Corn 1000 10 Oats ,
SAyASS,p N.g q active; sales Loo balrs Mdings al
llI M, Recent, lI bale. Exports Coastwse $50 bies
Auu,r, "a Nov Cotton ll.iucei, sales ga bales Receipts
p. hal-a Miiiiiug Ria2Gc ann, ,,,
M,n.g 2i-Culon 1rn sales l.J9 bales hlialus AZ %ie
Receipts $50 bale, Etp1rt, jl,l bales. ,,. .,.,,.
NKwOstg,Ns 34-Coton iTlc higher; Mdlngs 2jid2'c
ale, ~ bales receipt, s bales Cold l13 Sterling Exchange
tI i,,r tl Nrxlork sight cent discount Nuga
.-r srir. lover grades depressed fully f l3ic Canrd
~ i Mnt.r. islnR upward; Common. Bdblc; Prime b2W
o, Co.e H. Flour u Saprue. - % Treble bttrs 20 S~
~ Corn la al uacbsgri New, We Oats declined TO Ole Bran
= ~ t.g 6f a. "a sJIp3 Pork dull New, nominaiy, 80
iis1 nti ttci shoulder. lr Cr,- Rib ibGO!c Ger Sle.
Di5c lsc Nnlsty depressed
en- Rfrl-i stp pt % Cotco'ock hight Prime no tt @osi
t,.t l.is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
MAINE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS.

AuGusTA. Nov. A.-The Maine Educational
Association has been In session all day and tils evening
This forenoon an interesting essay was delivered ny H.
fucker OF oston This afternoon two treases were ue
ivered ono on w5.ly. y s h.Ss y, igYssS So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

sged 81 years A., q, vt,ul.,, WLlta La
% and friends family also the sss
rys CnbV The Directors Of the Grand ST. nu Sd 10 sead
ne order OF a. The Central T. Church soGth hhh'A nSs
PGh.st on Thursday al Oclock,p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
PHILADELPHIA CArTLB MARXET-Yoy "a

Tn. Tenant f- Beet aide brisk but prices
renamed au TIE lfsuns amounted - Rl heal inl
Par cattle sol from 1c y ID gross httra fenn'r ana
All West 70 steer, % re. iDi Common CtlLe At from
jq6ic T. No. yr,., .,ooo, g., .. A.,
sWxr mtte' 1It. active about ~ oead "ef' oieed
,rt .oll A. from T. N. g.Oss. a. 90 condition 5000
-uan or llogs continues good ali oJ heal we're sol
A. from = O. ~ , per rst ue- $500
& T,.r. q no h,u re To- h market. 20 head soi At from
&tJpk5 fr s2as,sts an from FJoa*5j Tor Coy and tat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

delighted With her For simplicity Of mechanism.
All ilp "a - q kinds ~ sewing WILCOX Machine
~ ul.i'-Jllu h-tHsi. CincHpHi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

The sting fielh bAs been fauDi hg be raoiai sut 70 ~
sra Care Trick ant the victory o. ae gre 10 s'
pshsi from the ujaies resulting BON 10 We ha
eD2stOn OF the part o fity ahf
to-day sriebg
mrrs iAs OF H. or so other esay "J
Tass ellis NAY easily a-oei These saFqys and Vsra.oe At
Te a. th, growing misery checked by the adoption aud 9Ae OF III
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