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TeLEGaApalc NEWS HENS.

Daniel Bird was run over by n stree. car In Utica
n. w. Wednesday night, and received injilgaes fro, n
which he died soon afterwards.
The Albany Zouaye Cadets Captain W. a. Hal ain.
ton commanding, on their annusl excursion ar
rived at Springfield, Mass, Yesterday and wert. re-
ceived at the depot by the military compau les az
that city. To-day they have TARGET practice "a tho
grounds OF the Springfield Rife Club.
The old Elery Thayer tavern, in BIZ IN yhom
Mass, was fred BY an incendiary on Wednesday
night, and, together with the stable adjoii ,inr " z
burned TO the 91ound. Three horses and two cows
III tue stable were also burned. Loss s. o. OoO
negro has been sentenced to the r,enitentiarv IN
Richmond for two years for attemr ting 10 y,uat,
the widow OF an cx-Conledorate re ,cra In the soItn
side of Virginia. '''''
Estys block In birmingham. Mass. occnniod for
stores and offices, including the post ohica ana
untsd states assessor, was DESTROYED by fire yestar
oay lnorning. The contents OF the post ONCE ,,nd
assessor's Office were saSei. The fire was the work
VI an incendIary
A rascal III Boston ON Wednesday, afternoon struck
ana threw pepper into the eyes OF young lad en-
ployed by X. N. Bailey & Co., commission incrchaus
while proceeding from the bank to the store and
robbed him OF 5000 in bills and three bank BOOKS,
The rascal escaped.
Daniel ID. DanlelsOn, OF Danle!sonve Conn., was
found on Wednesday evening back OF the r.l.,road
depot In Worcester, Mass, drugged aud robbed aui
his pockets turned inside out. lie remains ilsen-
S0le with little hope Of recovery.
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WesTCneSTER INTELLIGENCE.

NoMIS ATOMS FOR MEMBERS OF AssEMBLy-The
Democratic Assembly Convention OF the Third AS
semby district or Westchester county, held Of Sing
Sing on wednesday,, renomiLated Henry Nelson.
Therepublicans OF the district on the same day
nominated James w. Heustead as their candidate
to represent them In the next session OF Legisla
ture.
BOAT RACE AT YoNKERs.-The boat race at Yon-
kers on Wednesday afternoon between Mr. Thomas
Fearon, OF the vesper Club, and Mr.. Smith, resulted
in favor Of the former, who rowed the distance OF
three miles in twentythree minutes and thirty.seven
and half seconds. Had not some passing steamers
caused considerable swell OF the water Mr.. Fearon
would have probably completed the race In twenty
three minutes. Many bets were made TO that effect.
He is to receive from his competitor gold watch
worth $3.50. Bets to the amount OF 200 were made
the result Of the race principally In favor OF Mr.
Smith.
wEsToN's PEDESTRIAN FEAr-Mr Weston. the
pedestrian In accomplishing his feat Of walking 100
miles land 100 feet over IN twenty-five hours ninc-
teen minutes and thirty seconds made the best time
on record (beatng the English pedestrian who re-
Gently walked the distance in twenty-five hours,
1fty-nine minutes and forty seconds,, forty
minutes and ten seconds. He occupied four
teen minutes in walking the frat mile, while he
walked the last one in eleven minutes and thirty
seconds He completed the last twenty miles In four
hours and i've minutes, and the first nfty miles In
ten hours, thirtynine minutes and fifteen seconds,
without stopping TO rest or partake Of food except
some oatmeal Cruel, cold tea and cold coffee. After
walking eighty nye miles the day being warni he be-
then started on afresh full OF vgor and elasticity OF
STEP which he kept up until his task completed,
resting at intervals during the last half only thirty
seven minutes Mr.. Henry B. Ford, Deputy Sheriff OF
the county, accompanied him the entire distance and
administered to hfs wants and kept others from In
terferiDg with him. Warren Leland, David A. Havi-
land, solomon Haviand, n. NJ. Moger and Mr.. Simon
son also accompanied Mr.. Weston, and on one
occasion the harness Of their team gave way and
Compelled them 10 stop and TX IT, during which
period parties approached Mr.. Weston and made
him liberal offers 10 fail In mis- task they having bet,
n 4
r0adsides were lined with carriages, filled with in
teresed spectators, many OF whom were ladies, who
waived their handkerchefs and otherwise checrcd
him on. Refreshments, wines aud fruits were
rendered the pedestrian along the route but he care
fully abstaned from partakng. MIR. Weston was
n hia feat.
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TIE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.
commencement Of the second Game la Pbii"-
deIphia.


delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8, 1868.
The second international cricket match COM
menced this afternoon. The rain prevented play I'll
three O'Clock. large NUMBER OF persons were pre-
sent. among whom were many ladies'
In the present match the twenty-five include most
os the American twenty-five, with some English
cr,cveters from New York and Boston, and Pearson,
~ phi,adelpha SO far the American players have
done ali The efrectlvc bowling ana fielding OF the
twenty-five.
Humphrey was soon disposed Of by the two New.
halia smith faced Jupp and defled every efYolt 70
part them, hitting. the st. George professionals
bowlinQ all around the field, until young Meade
Joined Charles Newhall, and these good Amer lean
cricketers bowed with great eject the remainder OF
the day, Meade's bowling preventing the runs, but
Newhall's taking the most wickets which fell
rapidly during the gloomy evening before closing
the play. The Eleven scored rapidly at nrst and
expected to make fully two hundred runs In the frst
inning; but unfortunately the wlckets fell ss fol-
iows:-One for 4 two for 6S three for TO- four for
S. i've for o. six Tor co. seven for o03 eight for 1o4.
jupp and Smith were received with cheers when
they returned 20 the club house.
The well known Newhall brothers proved most
valuable b0wlers aud Holders. the match will W
resumed tomorrow morning.
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LOUISIANA.

Registrars Refuse 10 Register Nmturalized
Standardization Of the Courts on the
Duties 0i Registrars.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s, 1868.
The bill which passed the Senate amending the
Registration law and forbidding registrars going
beyond the law was lost yesterday In the House.
Writs OF mandamus are before the courts daily in
the cases OF registrars who refuse registration to
persons naurazed In the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh District Courts since the sd OF July,
1868. The mandamus In all such cases Is made per-
emptory. There are several thousand such natura-
cations in this city, and registrars refuse TO be gov
ened by the decisions Of the courts and refuse regis
tration to each applicant, which necessitates a
separate writ in each case, Notwithstanding
i was stated on behalf OF the reg,ss,rarrs Re
taken % Conclusive in the sixth District Court
.uge Cooley sta,ed that certificate OF natnrallza-
,,.n ,asusd hoW thai court mao INC ene'' y
cal decision. some OF the registrars wno norwitn.
standing, persisted In their refusal have been
arrested and fined for contempt OF court. num-
Der OF similar cases VIII come before the courts to-
morrow.
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BODY FoUND.-Last night an unknown man, about
nfty.Hve years Of age, five feet eight inches high.
IN dart cloth sack coat red striped vest dark cassi
mere pants, gray knit drawers, white muslin shirt,
plaid flannel undershirt blue socks and Oxford tie
ahoes. was found drowned at the foot OF Twenty
third street, East river, and taken to the Morgue.
ACCIDENT AT PIER 4e.-Last night while two sail
ors, James Gilbreth and william o'Brien, were en-
ployed in discharging Q cargo Of lumber 81 pier 20
North river, the lumber fell upon them breaking
leg OF each. The men were taken 70 tne VHy hos
pltal.
VIOLENT ASSAULT Urox AN OrrrcER.-Last even
iHg oficer Holmes, Of the Eighth precinct, while AZ
tempting to make the arrest OF Thomas Harnett Tor
being drunk and dsordery at the corner OF Laurens
and GRAND streets, was Knocked down by the pris-
oner and violently kicked In the body. The oncer
wa conveyed to the station mouse and examined %
che surgeon, who did not consider II safe TO permit
hlm to DO taken 70 bis home.
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MEXICO.

General Lozada Ready for the Government
Forccs-Disasreemcut Between the Congress
Of siuaIoa and the National Government.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8, 1865.
Mazatlan advices to september 40 have been re
ceived.
TIE anniversary Of the Mexican independence was
celebrated September 16 II was rather dull affair.
Business 10 stsgnant.
General Lozada has armed forces at Las Barrancas
ana Izetan, two towns between Topic and Guada-
lajara.
are at oggerlreads, and there are but slight pro-
spects OF Q better understanding IL Is believed the
opening OF the dry season win witness another revo
luton.
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what is the remedy? To apply corrective to
this state of things would be, first, to cease Civ
ing the negroes ideas above their capacity;
second, to make them understand that they are
amenable to the laws and as liable to punish
ment for their infraction as the white man;
third, to make them comprehend that they
must work or starve, "root, hog, or die;' and
lastly, to leave the whites and the blacks in
the South to settle the status Of the two races
among themselves, just as we do here in the
North, without interference from Northern
place-seekers or corrupt and venal adventurers
from any ouarter
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Grdch0so0si The site of our dear fashonahle
rose-coiored temple OF worship Grace cslreh. his
been transferred to the vulgar-to spectators in
building lots and store houses for tracers sin lne
linen and purpesn for the consideration 5000 ooo
Verify, Satan IL getting the better OF even our
fashionable pietsts. What's to become OF "dear
Brown" when graceess scamps raze .'Grae,e' to ths
grounds
The debris OF st. Georges church Is stH. permitted
10 cucumber and obstruct Beekman ana Gin
streets, 10 the serious annoyance OF the pEh c
ana 10 the pecuniary hurt or those who,
paying large rents, do business IN tll,
vicinity. Ia there no help for these. nn.-
sancess There Is scarcely an avenue in tae city
that Is not incOmm0ded in similar manner; and IL
Is now full time citizens should be Informed that
Notwithstanding the fact that there are ordinances
which inhict pains and penalties on ali who olstguet
the sidewalks and carriageways OF streets police
are unwilling to enforce them. Are they s,ias.-
dIzeds
That Albany iob-the repaving of Broadway-cen-
tinues to dspOrt itself above Canal street very much
to the qualification, would suppose, OF those who
are In the circle OF phiianthropsts engaged in lay
ing the pavement. mighty element III 'poitictir
economy is ''spons," which is vulgar for "roeSs.n
They are really going to tunnel the city. And tna.
II may be done on the most approved pan tic
undertakers' have sent abroad for exlarts In tie
without the genus "goure," in our midsfl Eooc, a
there not the City Hall ring the Tammsny ring, tie
Supervisors ring THAT had to do with the building
OF the Harlem bridge and the Coungy Court
House) the Tax Commissioners ring, tne Board of
metropolitan Police ring the Excise Commission ~
ring, The Health COMMISSIONER ring and any num-
Der oil rings concentrc to these which would readily
have undertaken and disposed in the most satt,cssA
tory manner to themselves OF The sioooo,o0o "tl,t
are to be" subscribed for undermining fgapha.L.a
Island.
Now that Governor Fenton ana Mayoe Holman
have approved OF the Elevated Railroad thai sa,,rx
Is, despite the protest Of the representative ron te
First district in the Board OF Aldermen going ahead
'like house fire." The stock Is sought after oy
capitalists, ana there Is great probability Of m beag
sold at a premium before the first train with rss-
sengers makes O trip up or down dawn. We sup
pose In less than decade Of years shall have
nothing but 'exaltedm roads and ptssjenx3rs All over
the island. Getting '.high rail- is ,aradoAicL
as it may appear, not very eleyated" proceeding.
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MISSOURI.


EXcurHS0n Of Railway Omcerr.
ST.. LOUIS Oct y, 1865.
The members Of the General Ticket Agents Asso
citation In session here will leave OH Saturday morn
ing on an excursion over the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road 70 Fort Hays. A large number Of railway OFF,
GERS, with their families, Will accompany the party
buffalo hunt and barbecue will take place on
Monday under the auspices OF the National Land
Company. The party will return via Ieavenworth
to st. Joseph on Tuesday next.
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DuNSvrLLK Canada, Oct. 5, 1868.
The schooner A. p. Waite went ashore on Tecum-
sch Reef yesterday. II Is feared that she will go TO
pieces as the sea running too high to do anything
towards getting her on.
PORT CoLBoRNE, Canada, Oct. 8, 1858.
The bark Arabia, of Kingston, loaded with wheat,
went ashore, during q gale this merning beninu
East Pier She has two feet Of water In her.
KINGSTON, Canada, Oct. 8, 1868.
The schooner Denancc, laden with lumber from
Toronto to Ogdensbrrg, went ashore on Snake
Island Reef during the gale this morning. and 10 IN
dangerous position.
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The Ba nix Keturn.


LONDON Oct 8, 1888.
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF England, just
made public show that the amount OF specie In its
vaults has decreased E293 900 since the last report
The Newmarket Races-FOurth Days Sport.
LONDON, Oct. s, 1865.
The great race to-day was the Newmarket Oaks,
q sweepstakes OF twenty-five sovereigns each, with
hundred added, for three year old fllies which
closed with seventy-one subscribers. 1t was won by
Mr.. @. Jones' CHI. f. Formosa beating Baron Roth
schilds br. T. Nyanza, second, and Marquis OF Hast
ing's Athena, third.
The betting at the start was two to against
Formoss, twelve to against Nyanza and three to
one against Athena Four ran.
The renewal OF the Bretby stas"-
for two year old mt % ivv sovefeigns,
Mr. Me---' us subscribersl was won by
-..ys chestnut dlly, by Thormanby, out OF
Sunnower beating Sir r. Bulkey's b. T. Martinique
second, and Lord Glasgow's brown nlly by Brother
to Bird on the Wing, third.
The betting up to the start was three to one
against Merry's oily. two to against Martinique
and Lord Glasgow's flly. Four ran.
A sweepstakes Of 800 sovereigns each for two year
olds was won by the Marquis Of Hastings CHI. c.
Robespierre, beating Abstinence, second. Only the
two mentioned started.
The betting was about even on both.
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MASSACHUSETTS


A Bank Onicer Convicted NJ Fraud.
Boston, Oct. 8, 1855
The trial OF James d. Martin closed to-day result.
ing in verdict Of guilty on the counts charging him
with having made false entries Of ten thousand
dollars each to the debit accounts OF the First Ma
tional Banks Of Northampton, Massachusetts, and
Augusta, Me-, with intent to defraud the Hide and
Leather Bank and TO deceive the President Of the
latter bank but not gniity TO the counts alleging
an intent to defraud the Northam pton and Augusta
banks. The case wfil 70 TO the United States SUI
preme Court upon exceptions taken 10 various
rulings OF the court during the trial
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state Fair mt Portland.

PORTLAND, Oct. s. 1865.
The state Fair has proved the most successful one
ever held. The attendance and receipts have been
large the exhibition has been nne In every respect
and the display Of stock superior TO any previous
year, showing steady improvement BY importation
and breeding The exhibition OF horses was very
fne but the track has been 80 heavy that 2:45 was
the best time made. The grand sweepstakes VIII be
tomorrow. General Knox aud his stock have held
the lead Fifty-two Knox horses were exhibited to.
day with General Knox ut the head. IL was the
finest display ever seen In this region. Tomorrow
evening Governor Chamberlain Will address the As
ISOLATION, when the fair Will close.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

President Lopez Reported 10 Have Fallen
Back ON AsupciOn-Thc Iron-Clads to Go
I'm the Rivcr-The United states GunbOat
Wasp.
PARIS, Oct. 9, 1858.
Still later advices have been received from Rio
Janeiro. The allies claimed to have gained victory
over President Lopez's troops on the 2sth Of August
II was reported that he compelled to fall back
on Asunclon. The Brazilian iron-clads were ex-
pected TO appear before that city shortly.
The United States steamer Wasp had gone to
Asuncion.
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VIRGINIA.

Nesyb,s Sentence Commuted-A Political
Move.
NORFOLK, Oct ., 1888.
despatch received here tonight by the Rev.
Father Plunkett states that Governor Wells has
oommuted the sentence Of BENJAMIN JEFFERSON,
negro to Imprisonment for life. Perkins, the white
man. and Jsnerson, It viii be remembered. were to
be hanged tomorrow for outrage upon Miss Sarah
E. Ford. This Communication OF the extreme penalty OF
the law by the Governor IL regarded here In po-
litcal light This Congressional district gives 1000
negro majority. Perkins VIII be hanged tomorrow.
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ENGLAND.

The Election Canvass More Warm-WOrik-
ingmen's Candidates for Parliament.
LONDON, Oct. s, 1868.
AS the time for the election of members to the new
Parliament draws near the interest and excitement
In the canvass increase. Many boroughs that have
heretofore been hopeessy tory now contested by
the whgs who are counting upon the favorable eff
fects OF the bill for increasing the number of voters
and the other liberal measures passed by the last
Parliament
In four OF the boroughs worklngmen's candidates
have been brought forward. The prospects OF their
success are very favorable. The election of Right
Hon. William f. Gladstone In South Lancashire Is
generally despaired Of. but he will unquestionaby
be chosen from Greenwich, strongly liberal dis
trct, where he is also u candidate. With two
exceptions the liberal candidates oppose the irish
Church bill.
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Convention Of French Canadians.

STHINUFTETD, VtF. ., TtDS
The National Convention OF French Canadians in
the United States to-day adopted resolutions in con-
demnation Of the British American Confederation
and the movement on the part Of the Canadian gov
eminent TO co cree Nova Scotia into IT, also resolu
tlon In approval Of the conduct Of Nova Scotia In de-
fence Of her liberties against the surpatons OF the
Crown. There was strong feeling In the Conven-
ton In favor OF the annexation OF Canada 10 the
United States ana the resolutions recommend to
Canada the adoption Of republican FORM OF govern
ment.
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MuRrHy.-0n Thursday evening October 9, after
short illness, NARY MURPHY. In the I'D year OF
her age.
The friends and acquaintance. and those OF her
sons Michael aud Joseph, respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral from her sons residence, NO LAP
West Tertn street, on sunday afternoon. OF halpsss
one oasock.
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SCOTLAND.

The Prince and Princess Of Wales In Glasgow.
GLASGOW, Oct s, 1868.
The Prince OF Wales to-day laid the corner stone
OF the new University building In this city. The
Princess OF Wales and number OF distinguished
persons were present on the platform. The cere-
monies were witnessed by large assemblage Of
citizens.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales were frequently
and loudly cheered.
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COLLAPSE OF THE BNcKLEY lYvEsTIeA-
T1oN-Binckley has failed the Buckley prose-
cution against Rollins and others Of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau has collapsed, and
Binckleys principal witness, McHenry, is in
dicted for perjury. So we go. Buckley un-
dertook too much. 1t is simply impossible to
upset these internal revenue rings by any sort Of
investigation, with the millions upon millions
Of money and the powerful retainers they
have in both parties to back them mp. Daniel
in the lions den was small affair compared
with this hopeless adventure Of Buckley into
the mysteries Of our internal revenue spola-
tions And now, It appears, the b-Congres-
sional Committee on Retrenchment, composed
OF Messrs Van Wyck, Benton, Halsey, Jenckes
and Edmunds, were in session yesterday at
22i Broadway, examining witnesses, &C., on
these alleged internal revenue frauds. White
wash, perhaps, or ''sound and fury, signifying
nothing" Buckley retires under cloud Of
dust and smoke, and now for the whitewashers.
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CALF ORNIA.


EARTHQUAKES In silver Mountain.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8, 1865.
Three distinct shocks Of earthquake were felt ct
silver Mountain in this State on the 9Th inst. The
atmosphere was almost Immediately afterwards
filed with smoke.
good shipping wheat, 81 rs 81 50. Legal ten
dera "
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska will sail from this port ON
Friday for Aspnwall.
The mails for Central America and the Soutl, Pa
ciic viii close al alfpast ten O'Clock In the morn
Ing.
The NEW York REHABILITATION for the Pacific
win be ready at halr.past nine in the morning.
single copies in wrappers, FOR mailing, six cents.
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GREESoCK, Oct. 1.-THE steamship st. David,
Captain watts, OF Allan's line, which left Quebec
Sept ~, arrived here to-day.
Disabled at Sea.
orEyNsrowS, Oct s-The ship Helen Clinton,
Captain Sprague, from Liverpool, bound to Boston,
put into this port to-day In damaged condition.
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OHIO.

Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, 1868.
The stockholders OF the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road Company held their annual meeting to-day and
elected the following directors:w. ID. Griswold, ].
w. Aisop, A. VI. Aspinwall Allan Campbell, s. w. +.
Odel +. Sabachard, William whtewright, Jr.. A.
II. Lewis, w. W. Scarborough, James Anderson,
auent meeting OF the directors was held at which
tine following Officers elected:-W. ID. Griawo!d,
President; A. II. Lewis, Vice President; Charles 8.
Gone, Treasurer; Il. ID. Hammond Secretary;
Samuel Trevor. Assistant Secretary z. Van Deuzen.
Auditor l42,2g2 votes were represented.
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TURKEY.

Ministerial Leave of Absence.
CoNsTANTIN0PLE, Oct. ., 1865.
Fuad Pacha has obtained leave OF absence from
public duty for SIX months on account OF III health
and has gone to Sicily
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The Imports Tariff Observation-Disclosures OF
Bourbon.
MADRID, Oct. s, 1868.
The Provisional Junta has issued decree reducing
by 0ne-thrd the tariff on all imports.
Don Juan, cousin OF Queen Isabella, has resigned
his pretensons to the throne OF Spain IN favor OF
his son, Don Carlos
General Pavia suffers severely from his wounds,
but his condition is improving and it is thought
that he will recover.
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A.-Ieners Offers Extraordinary bargains
in Ladies', Misses and Chidren's Boots ard Shoes JEF
FERS 1885 and 1873 Broadway, opposite 81 James, HoI
nd Fifth hotels
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Attention, C1ubs.-Caps, Capf,s, Torches
Buckct Flags Medals and everything IN the
campaign line, Al HfCHCOcKs, " sprin street, under 81
Nicholas Hotek
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Fall Tuts.-Our styles for Gentlemen Are
the styles for the season. ann extensive variety for boys
aud youth WARNOCk, Hattcr,