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New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
TILL Eef;KlNGwoMEN's ASSOCIATION.


>tJnyard of 50 wOIkingwOmen, representing
nearly all branches Of labor in which and girls are
employed assembled last evening at the Office OF The Rero
Ettio to consider tire expedency Of forming Working
wOmens Union which should be open not only 70 the a.
borers in any one vocation but TO oil who claim to be
Workingwomcn. Miss susan B. Anthony announced the
object Of the meeting, and after MAKING Few general re-
mark proposed that the meeting be organized by the
appointment OF a chairman and secretary Accord
sDgy, Miss Anthony wa. unanimously CHOSEN Iof tho
former position and Miss Susie Johns for the latter Mrs
Mary r. Davis then read, at the request OF the meeting,
paper setting forth the principles OF the proposed ogan
''Co q Compressed foyD Of the various suggestions
which have been thrown out from lime to time by MISS
Apthouy and other abOrers IN the cause rccOnnends,
among other thugs that women perfect themselves In
their yarou oags ana the formation OF a fund Tor tho
sek or otherwise disabled. After Amending two
oS,oe proposod-the WorkingwCmen's UniOh-was liable
10 be cOuiounded with that OF another organization N
ts seS e M Sas M 2 ASOy proposed Ot h
The Association nX the monthly rec at ten cents any
40 desfed There was considerable debate this point
many ladies desiring 70 have higher rate hxed but
nnDOnnced that Miss Anna T. Dickinson had kindly vol
nnteered 20 deliver lecture ia taIs city IN sd OF me
perfected that Il could take place on the evening OF
,Iss disspsagsd committee consisting Of Miss Susie
Johns Mrs Annie Ward, Mas. T. CfttendeD, Mrs Brew.
ster, Mrs Emeline Thomas MISS Kate Campbell, aid
hal Tor the occasion. Miss Anthony urged these ladies'
allow them the use othe large hail Of the Cooper inst
tute he refused they should go 20 BIT Steinway and
~ svpiicstion to fammany Dr. ciisky, Miss T.
A. Davis. Mrs. Frances Morris Mrs. Mary
Mrs Mary L. Davis appointed committee TO draft
constitution aud bylaws aud 70 recommend the names
she OF some unimportant busness the meet
ins Adjourned meet the s Of November the place
snsoS's lecture Toward the close OF meeting Miss
yS Penny the author 91 xSrs sIe - e S S
Niss Anthony. but declined 70 addresI
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
Base BALL.
nprrAr OF THE ATLANTICs-MUTUAL CLUB
CHAMPION.

npFEAT OF THE ATLANTICs-MUTuAL CLUB
CHAMPION.
The bome-and-hOme game between the Mu-
rsl and Atlantic Clubs the championship took place
Yesterday ut the Union Grounds Brooklyn, T. d. In tie
presence of an assembage numbering upward OF 10000,
The fact that the title OF champions was depending on
ths game together with the popularity OF the CLUBS eA
cited this universal interest since 1909 these cnos
been beaten. Tho game OF yesterday was III eEgy so ~.
and way pretty one. Considering the tfenennons nie
ting indulged in by both sides the Autuas espeelay
the errors nothing The Aantes were oupayes s
in all departments ana wnen any sSoWn Sa%9 c II % ia folly
TO say that the play OF any one man 1851 the game OH o
Gs MSh nj nto S neeon was gSay superior
10 another All played well. Mills OF the Mntuals, ana
Start OF the AtlaDtcs did not make an error IA al the
fielding; Swande and Ferguson did. but their positions
were never filed BETTER Hunt e1ces Crane IN me iea
bnthe latter had NOT ehanEe 70 @ cnd and Wos
no less great pitcher than Letteln' nho ~ ~,
Mutuas were rather the best in the eld at the bat they
We're terrible and this latter fact won tho match for
them. Tie game opened and proceeded amlu lle h l
tenses excitement on the part OF tle speesalVs it
the Atanties the fifth the Atlnnics WORKED UP ~ -
the Muuals having 8. When the next 'SiSIh tt in,nt
closed, the boot was tho other leg Tue htIahVcy
having u 10 the Mutuals g. AZ the END Q. lne
seventh nnngs however the Mg'pas hai,ng gaNs ths
exceeded even Themselves IN heaVy paltps nv @
game stood q to u, and the most hopvlui VI no
Il5SS EgM S sM opened this by striking out Fer;
gus0n and Zettlen both secured bases on hts
was put ont by Mus az first base feIs and Start
was given his base by Flaney al three 2l I9 9nGnS %
came in before the sides play closed Tue 9tuhIs nes
next treated 10 a blank, dying hopes showed symptoH'
OF rcyying the game now standing II 20 2l h hitting
Ninth Inn,ng-FeTguson was hIst slilker put hituhs @
the ball 10 wande he found the ball at fst pase ere ne
was threefourths OF the there; Leteih ht IoIg,
Ugh ball to center field which Hunt caught hahusoiue
Mcdonald came TO bat next everybody hed ms DTeat
for as friends of each were NOT yet OUT O 'nv nuous
IL would not do 10 "hOer." Mcdonald Kept the sus'
ponse alive but minute or So when he let drive Dut he
6al going straight Mills at first base, Nc was NOT
called upOn TO run As Mills crossed the bahe WIN Tue
ball clutched tightly in his hand cheer went UP most
dcafcning The pentup feelings OF tic crowd Tor TWO
hours now found full vent the Held was covered win
excited people running all over, while the POneeme,
were chasing here there and everyWlete 10 Keep BACK
the thrOng. OIder coon restored, AAd inc game
PLAYED ont by the Mutuas Keeping up their heavy bat
ling they made seven before the sidc was oOt and
closed the game with totals Of 45 and H. ana won the
championship from their advcTrlies In contest OF
lVuTe and - minutes duration The scorc II appeudtd
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
Ahul0ulrILs on rERr

To me EdttoT Of The TrtbuHt.
SIR: Your correspondent "E," in fridays
TRIBUNE writing under the above head, seems to think
that the throwing 10 the surface he phrases IT, the
resurrection OF 800 niWmies during the recent earth-
quake at africa Peru, has revealed something entirely
new and which may open chapter on the antqul-
ties Of America We are, however, perfectly familiar
with the tocaled mummles not alone Of Arica, but OF
tho whole coast Of Teru The desert hs behind Atics
as indeed those surrounding the few habtable spots ON
the Peruvian coast literally stuffed with the deSie.
eaed bodles Of the aboHRines. They arc but thlnly
covered with the light and nitrous sands and are often
exposed by tho winds. have seen dozens OF them at
Arca lying the surface wrapped ia coarse grass mat
ting their crumblng nes for most who lived here
seem 70 have been fishermen. In oxcayating for tho
Area and Tacua Railway dried body was found partly
encased In a wrapper OF thin gold. Rude implements,
domestic utoEEs and occasionally ornaments are found
with the human remains. have carefully examined
hundreds Of the Goealed muU,es without finding the
slightest evidence that teir preservation s due TO other
than natural conditions Of coil and climate. E.G.s.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
MUSIC
MISS KFIIoGG-IrALIAN orERA.
proceedings.


The spasmodic revival of Italian opera iasV
night at the Academy of Music enabled MISS Aonote "
appear in a charming character, aud TO reno" 'io :! -
trunlphs by which her past career Ia NeN i9'N -
pleasantly remembered The part Of R9s''o' u % ule
Barber" suits her voice remarkably wen " i""e 49,,
last pjcht with delicious purity and freshness an" " ~
una rooe was especally sweet. She sang ths l"ou W.
with excellent taste and with genuine "lls'io
same prase being fairly due to her Voeahzauo
ont the onara In the musicesson scene she htIou"'
Tho I,jsr, waltz written for her by sighor "OlIa
lively and pretty composition wmen WI" wiz
m dubt becone popular, and on being recaed sue s"'o
" Home sweet Home" with the usual ehect. hei ~.
inc was full OF piquant spirit OF coquety ana
hiob enIivened an otherwise very cherries perform
rco The honors OF the evening belonged TO MISS hei
loop exclusively the cast with the exception ol HOs'"
being one OF rare badness. signor Feuelh was 'e9
Moor rooyo and was barely tolerated by good
natured and updemonstTatiye audience. LOU was
nv no means successful in the part OF
A,D,npirn and Coletu and FoSsau in the char
acters of Don Bafiolo and Don BdsitO achieved
merely the negative credit Of not being so very ine
oept as the rest The chorus and orchestra were weak
and ill.reguiatod We not disposed TO blame Mr..
srakosch very severely the poverty Of hs company
The public are evidently content 10 accept any entertain
ment in which Miss Kellogg appearsloadng the young
prna donna with flowers and applause and looking with
philosophical Indifference upon all the rest The house
was wclhed last night with the exception OF number
OF the stockholders boxes and the audience fash
ionable
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
THE GREAT FIRE AT HUNTERS POINT

,rs oprcIN-Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
As near as can be ascertaned the explosion
, or bel, occurred on board the brig Lord Harting-
Ton Of Hunters Point, Sunday night, and which re-
I,aa .o dasrousy caused by the escape OF gases
, tbe cargo Of gasoene and naphtha and its reaching
,no uoh,ed lamps in the cabin The escape OF the cap
, and mate OF the brig is considered miraculous under
tho circumstances their injuries not being OF serious
,,,cb naiufu character They now at Bellevue
uUeItal The loss Of Warren Brothers, oil refners, VIII
aooh siOO O0O on buildings machinery and stock In
,rcd v the following Companies: Greenwich sI,oyo'
t Nicboos 81 600; Mechanics and Traders S3OOO knlck
erhocker ~ 500; Firomens Fund.- S260O Bowery $,9OT
Interna tiona k5O00 Tradesmens 2OG hope, s21OG nd
az 80 s60: star S2500; Firemen's Fund.- 25oo Reile
a. ooS Resoute 81 500; North British Mercantile SO
oiGc "a bO0 Mechanics and Traders, S2,6OG Wllllnls
hsr,b civ s25oO; United States OF Baltimore, s2tO9
TotG Sy6O0 The loss OF ROckfelows, Andrews ~
20 60, ,viu approach $4,000, Insurance unknown
rc docks destroyed, owned by Orange Judd are vnueu
5000 OTHER property destroyed, $4,000. The mcih
bcrS OF the Eastern District Fire Department, under
CIIe SMITH probably saved sl50Q worm OF OIL by roi
Ta II 6ut Of diYkT According TO the above est1atSs
o O0 will cover the losses There seems to Dc no uouD
tbo} Two seamen persisted board the brig ny wy en-
ioson Thomas Kane who shot during the progress
~ the fire al Hunters Point Sunday night dled NJ MS
resaence at three o'clock yesterday mQlhng pUs. NE
t6ofem examination. made by DR.. Dennler, &
anath was caused by pisolshot wound the ball en-
tered under the left shoulder blade gong h0ugm 1
nng and lodging in tho spinal column, between lh t
~ teuth yertebra The man, David Burke, VINO was
restcd ON charge Of firing tho fatal shot, now I'D he
Is,nria Jai lie denies his guilt Coroner SelD VIII lh'
vestigate the case to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

cropsy the 1st Battalion light artillery with ten glns
nnder command of Major John Iimmes Inc s lsn hePt
rr rdat apnearance The command marched To Pros
meet PARK Parade Ground where they were reviewed
In the City Court of Brooklyn r . yestheT1syi hs0la
mn ON an order OF arrest Issued by Judge IhonPson at
the the sun Oh % Tor false Imprisonment 1t appears that
client OF Mr. Junes made complaint agahs&sa & noy tpa
assault and battery before n be mater JuEes be-
came satisfied that the Justice was olseH ~ nfornS
defendant MT Mr s snSs SsSeS to withdraw complaint
setting forth the same time BIS ~ Court or
The Justice deemng this action h",rever in,ne
dered the arrest OF Mr. Junes, who was, hoHeHeI ns
datey thereafter released on VIII %, above
stated The Justice held in 1000 pan W "Ppo" IVA
trial. c.o,.. GOV, %
GLEN COyEA few days ago Isaac ,5: GoSsS sSn sa. OF f
william Cocks was beaten severely by ha'he" hiss''
age that he lived only hour c..,;.
WOODLAWN.-The Central PaTk-ave. C9mallls, mIll,3,
SSs have "a eps% sSSa aa grade S1 The new Ga, s.a
Ss woodssS Tac White Plains and Grsne progress
WHITE PLAINs.-The new Roman GathSSnc Ca. Sl,
Church e be deaie''d o. sgng T pg @ g.asare s IN anpe
% ss building sdscsnt to tue cOurtnOu'e and h'nS up '''
bank. ,,-.,,.
CLIFTON, s. 1.-The house of James Williams NJ :,
robbed 5 81 ;tS sTy ff:S s yaS be cos6Sg
| UOBOKEN.-Ihe Young Mems Christian AssoGla, .il
oa d tbs W completed arsaoss%sai oS W. w md a
Lycem the joint occupation Of ths room. OF ins Igee % &
%S12S arc Syi,:d. s5.'l'' . H'' ''''''' '''' -"
NEWARK.-The report of the City Auditor shows
srsn ny. during the month September the amount Of
$4,000 Under ordinance the receipts have been
md bs eIpendtres Isl 2a treasury H2isJ Of tbe e1p
nres s2I public schools ad 554 ~ s scheo o ~
ms s civ Treasurer reports +32j5l % received from taxes
s nreseD vs ami balance f05i8 IN the treasury le
beacon Al Set on Point month Of Vie Psc River ana Wh h
been In very had condition hoougy repaired under me Oh
rectoa Of The Newark Thomas Webb Of No New
Jersey st evening taken into custody chare
having horse from b. Hodges Of South Bergen lie n
purchased animal Dennis Finn syeey arrested OF
cbare Of having Illegally recent charter election
| PATERSON.-A young married man OF this city
who years ago. into possession Of fortune and n suppose
n in real estate specuaons missing for two
started for Philadelphia bat was s beard io 9n li
as carpenter working house 10 BAs Van hou'esl
yeebag cl scAgod!ng aud received severe DJunes
! MONMOUTH, n. jim the Monmouth County
ConT, last uek convicted The murder of Bai
| horn Fleming he has not yet been sentenced
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

Last evening George Tilman and William
Carney both colored quarreled In tho liquor store No
l27 West Thirty thrdtt Tllman was elected from tho
store He waed I'm the vicinity until Carney came out,
aud then shOt him In the abdomen, causing probably
fatal wound Tilman at once arrested and locked
nm IN The TweptyniDthst Police btaton Tho wounded
man was taken home Both men lived at No 100 West
Thirty -thrd+t.
Among the arrivals in tho city arc ex-Gov.
more at the New.York Hotel. Gov Bullock OF Georgia.
Gen. NJ Read IT,, Albany, Judge Sullivan Of New
Hotel A Masel Minister from the Netherlands To the
United States and the Hon. John W. ForDoy, Pennsyl'
from Honduras the United States Gen d. d. Inglish.
Col Williams and Major Kelsey y g. A. John r. owens.
and the Hon W j. North MasBachusetA, at tho Metro
pOltaD Hotel Ez-COmmodore g. T. Jones. formerly Of
the Rebel Navy Bt tho Albermarlo Hotel Gen. w. j.
Calen, Montana and w. Leach, philadelphia, AZ Tho
et Nicholas Hotel Gen ii, g. BarpuD, tyraeuse, AT the
81 LaInes Hotel,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
CONSIDERATION OF THE BISHOP OF MISSOURI

The Rev. DR.. Robertson, who was chosen by
tho last Diocesan Convention of Missouri 70 be Bishop Of
sunday at Grace Church.
The ceremonies yory Impressive, tho following
named prelatcs taking part IN them; The Right Rev.
Bishops Smith OF Keptlcky, BeCoskrey Of Michigan,
Johns OF Virginia Lee Of Iowa. Potter OF NewYork and
Lay Of Arkansas Morning prayer was said by the Rev
Aessrs Middle ton OF Connecticut COTbet OF Illinois, and
Tustin Of Wisconsin Tho ante-communon service was
said by tho Right Rev Bishops McCosT9y Of Michigan,
tosIimonias were read by. tho Rev. Mr.: Perry
OF Connecticut Secretary OF the House OF Depu-
ties, and by the Rev. Dr. Potter VI Grace
Church, Secretary OF the House Of Bishops.
The sermon was preached by Bishop Lay. The
Bishop then presented by Bishops Potter and
Johns and invested with his Episcopal robes by the Rev
Drs Berkeley and COrben OF Missouri All the Bishops
present united In the imposition OF hands After this the
HOLY Communion was administered by tho presiding
Bishop assisted by the other Bshops The services were
not finished until nearly looock Bishop robertson Ia
native of NewYOrk and at the time OF hls election
preaching at Batavia.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
ACCIDENT ON THE MORRIS AND ESSEX ROAD

ACCIDENT ON THE MORRIS AND ESSEX ROAD
The statement of an anonymous correspond
emf Of The Rec York Times, that no reporter OF any
newspaper made an application at tho onces Oh Iho
Morris and Essex Railroad for any Information tregau
inc the late acciden untrue. telegraph operator
who was In charge Of the cempanys office III hoDoAen
acting os he said under tho orders OF his superors' re-
fused to give reporter Of THE TRIBUNE single worn u
information
To me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your paper having published an ac-
count OF the accident the Morris and Essex karoad
on tho qIs nst for the benefit OF the pubhe as Is eA
pected from all newspapers and at the same time having
AN editorial which seems rather prcjudcal woud re-
,peetfully ask that you would do the Morris and Essex
Railroad the Justice to state (which you are authorized TO
do that during lts present management nee Jny 1900
over Of passengers have been conveyed oVeher
road besides commuters and not passenger has Deeh
killed and but two very slightly hurt while riding In the
cars. This company has adopted all good improvements
for the safety Of the travelling public and had 1t not been
for The patent steam brake, that day the loss OF re
and property would have been very great.
Respectfully yours, NJ T.
ftrTorl. Oct. 2G, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

FRAUDULENT HATURALIzATIoS IN SEwBURGH.
At the last term Of the Orange County Court,
udge George presiding 100 persons were natural
tsed Ost OF them In defiance Of law The statute re-
urss be effected ia open court yet the
Eeusy ClCrk Lewis Cnddebacb, with the appreciation Of
fhe Court appointed five special deputy cerksODly one
Esing autlOrzed by lawaBd the naturalization
He'd on 10 a bepafste room, apart from the Court and
eupliDped after tbe Court had ad0urDed. The
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

fn one oinSirtcc at last II can be clearly prev,d
that The Cierk issued pdpcrs 70 on applicant Vho'a
Re kHcc had aot been IN he country Gre years.
Vropt stems are 10 hc taken 20 bring these laW-dcfyng
officers to justice. Tue 5 Grand Jury sits in tis city
Tomorrow and the Clerk Of Orange County, aud his banu
Of deputies viii he required show before it by wlat
authority tey have been conducting their extraordinary
nIOca aedlnls
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
II. Il. HEI,rROLD'S


RrviEp IRON PRlCTICu OBSERVATION
T. frequently remarked by persons passing eabanen' Lat u
The aireshg To these pefsols
would great confidence bad the merit Of l
Inspired Il yeirs ls ny
city bad sborel asuo-y period Of - years
all he en;erpsug r,ale Of that whom
ny starting point number rdesis
Metropolis s The ol any
state mar uat
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

. ,,, ana eat,no - In the course OF the very comical
i hunI Entertainment which is given by these noted
performers. -, mn NJ ron
NJ O ~ ..i1bc Grand Dutch s" may be seen for one
@ ,o"ger Next Monday these enterprising minstrel
sTs " in produce their ongpfoinlsed oullesquo Vi
ss orTRe Ga aux Enters"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

"WuA1's IN NAMEg A great deal, in
some aucs. halter with rrpusou equal TO as' Of
KSoE the hfi Soi ie aide Soh HO~ dd hs gain tbs
rrat.onf b. the luuurc quality Of bats pro-
daced lie is par , She Halter of Manhattan anl the world
,b aud everybody who Of bis match
join broag 40 21 Broadway and leave. Tie
happy possesIos ola KSOx HAr.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

Vertical Railways have removed great Ob-
irro1 large hoic Ouc ofe ins lie that l The
AnsucsS Horsg roroS Ae RICE hs'e s, nohg uadols ior
tlo cYutJ tofl their uafoua
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

H. R- % 81, D., P.r.. sro oa,-NencriM and G Ma
ua,S Rr,.sw,-l.iI ucvatou Nrirna D. Crare D. lmrc-
VI cold, Of n, Union Ca soa,rs-Nc,s. Monk aud ho'av
Time of Cen e-1 80
To-day the return game between the mn
Eccpcrs of NewYork and Brooklyn takes pace ~ the
willow Club Grounds. Bedford.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
THR TURF.
FASHION couRsE-TRorTNG YESTERDAY.

FASHION COURsE-TROrTlNG YESTERDAY.
The Fall meeting for trottug commenced
Yesterday ~ this Tho programme foI Tie day
was one OF a couple races, but tlc second was post
poucd until today Tho weather was hnc, but u did "'t
avail with tie trOis draw crowd. tho att 'e. "c
Lg merely moderate The event ~ the dfy was u"t,
milo heats with seven entries Via b. Icy SeA anu
spraguc Capt. ON, Richard NCa~ haic Ola is'' NAI
rOl and PattGfHOI'r No Name. 80. ~, -.,,... A..
Tie betting In the fret hca' was fcoon The held 20 to
on Bradley In the sec0f neat to Oh Bradley against
tie field -, -
messed no bof uc against Bradley though there vas be-
twcer "a aud Fanny, which even. TIC following
" 10
Parss $500 500 90 frt 500 second tef 'f it's kai tevT
ts,t2 '0. ME kra's. three 10 I've = iafift
Vs. Boritt & = T. Bradley .....l ]
!. hcNanu bl r. Cora =
NaTplys b. fauly trrfg4e -..''. ,
Maces bf krlad Ntt'lrl
VI. RoltbI D. .. Cart tt,....t .
H. PAitsrsoas 80 Name %
T. ''''' r Tim, in n.t - is,t 81 ii..t
ltf...,......st. .It! u
Nlr.....................2 90 q ~ fal
To-day there viii Doe Ots Ia tito FIRST. thcatham,
sulrat Huntington, Col BruCc- bayaEi Pcarsall DICK,
ana Lamar will go and in tho SECOND. George Wllcss
American CiTl ana Rhode leland Will contest, There
must Us one GAe tiOt atleast
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
HOME NEWS.
rIIE CITY.

NVNN|s8- I-T"-UII-sTTT " y Wv ,'''I ,--0 n,
,If. b. d. r.fv ls4y a. Anem0cn-Ncy cloudy 10 f'V h'
,i ID, O., ,Iu.st Lr.u.rr-tte cloudy 20 @ clear 90 u
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

announcements
HELMBOLD'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARBH0UeH,
No. SOL BROADWAY, E8wioRK
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel
PAEscHFTioSs ACCURATELY COmPoUSDED.
DnuGs AND CHEiucALs.
PrsB WIVES and LouoRs FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSE
sre s,,7traen Of French Bngs and nothing but SO best
AMERICAS PFRTxERE
HEIMBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACTS, BUCHU AND SARSAPAEiLIA'
Thee Rea.es se compounded BY H. r. Hembod, Drusgst ard
Chemist Of "a years experience and aop;ed by Physicians eF own
cases and In their prscice for the past ten years'
The Proprietor bis mode o. cosdncns The business viz
adverlsiug-ray not BE Questionable to The aealiy
Having the articles prepare and believing 10 te
Of great advantage scauant e community Of their merits have re-
sorted the above course Many all Druggists have articles Of
their own that claim aehoous Zach have their Own IDEAS
in regard 10 dyodE Of ui do not believe there anoag
em Who having good ret mine, would beaie to resort to
the sane means shah however prescribe eateay0r 70 ssb'
iute ny own remedies wheB OILERS cai.ei for
Rsery purchased warranted % be Of the best material TIE
average experience o. eight the best Broad
var Stores and every prescription Of the Assistants before
cornpoundng additional secn checked before delivery
vii .tose ny employ this department whom would TOT
trust With ny bnntss hy he.
Tb, appreciation ard patronage Of the faculty aal Of the public Is re-
specially solicited assured aohlg shan be neglected to deserve
the sane Very respectfully. your.
II. r. HFLVB0lD. Dmggs. AL Chemist
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

MEssRs. 5. VI. PETuNGuL n Co, AND MEssRs.
viESNor Co. uorais anovn sJtsrnE 5olses and The SIN
JouS nEsRr Co.. - pgNA BAEs Co..
tbe dealers medicines uueJ states MI
Er Tie coue,taess oi tLe ,i,temcut.G
u. /. HgLsB0LD.
To wl Tba, The Fluid Era bad given 20
four Gahs u The be could possibly
sucee, matter boz great energy money
eIpeE.cd.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES
or
NATURALIZATION.
$500 REWARD.

Bh,rq. It has cone knowledge Of the REPUBLcss UNION
STATE COMMITTEE frauds being committed
the procuring and slag Of FALSE CERTIFICATES oF
IZATIOE With intent he tie ensuing election u NoA
oa Of the laws Of the United ard the state Of NeSi0k e
sur Of tbs'iIowng sc.o Of Of the Uuited States
Laws Of the United l78si55 II person shs tsy
make forge counterfeit 10 ' seB mao
forged couuterd sy etacste evidence Of eth eisa
in shall true, aise ioged y
oountsrfeted eeItifets ~ tzensbP sla make sac ~ ols
citizenship other than ne reh o
whom vas ognay i.sne vlon q night belong ever
such person deened adudd suy felony and op b
law shall be sentenced 10 be impss
Kept hard labor m period not IS sa h.ee nor o
hsn less an 500 nor more VI a
eco discretion o The Court taxing coguianee ihereol
Now THEREFORE, We the uadersgued hereby offer reward u
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS person sho shall give no'uo
which shall lead 70 the sr conviction Of person ofhdrs
against the provisions Of tie such reward 10 10
paid upon Of the o. District Attorneys hsr'hs ef
th. respective Districts ofih sta.e-NerYo York October q ieeS
HENRY r. low Chsirmau III. Com. Rep UHon State Con.
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