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BEARE-In this city, Tuesday. Nov. 30 Thomas M Beare
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BUsSBLL-No a. his residence 10 Monticello n T. Aassa I.
Bushnell, aged 81 Years ys,.-.,. =
DUENn this city, the 2 inst, Frsus Budd DGna the te<
OF his
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GRAET-On Wednesday Nov a. Oliver DePoest Grant, Of Pueuua
his b3t
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GRgENE-YoV o. the residence of bis grandfather wm Greese.
washington Heights Of the brsn Willie fo sae
child Richard Henry and MARY Gertrude Greene ssd rear ALL
months
The relatives aud friends Invited attend the funeral or The
residence ofhs greatgDdfster Wm W TOdl " EAss lsesys
thirdst. this Thursday afternoon At IL o'clock.
GOUG-At Jersey City Wednesday Nov. a. Eliza. wife I'd
ward Cough, In the SD year Of her age
The relatives friends family Invited TO attend toe ssrs
Third Reformed Church. HAmousluae Jersss CIV 90
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
MERRILOn Wednesday the cath inst L. Merrill Of Fsrosaks
q 60. In the t3d year Of bis age -, .-...,.....
Tn, relatives snd friends family invited TO attend ibs as
services residence No. ~ South Orods, bieoAye. %
Saturday, the 9Th, at p M
sNTTH-At Greenpor l. l., TUESDAY Nov % ~ Smith, Zoe.
uery Of this city, ! the 6lth year OF his age
the family respectfully invited 70 snen8
Anns Church. Chnonst Ausntc breoksr
Pay IL o'clock Masonic Fraternity are nyirf
attend Carriages will be attendance at WaSI sad coua ret
res at l0i
WESCOTTOn Wednesday Nov ~ Phsbe FelSer ehct OF VIC ave
EsbOn \. Wescot IN her 18th rear -.
E,en are invited 10 attend al the residence OF tef
souin.aw Alfred WahuronsTe fonker on Fre<yI
Nov rs al ~ m Trains leave Threthst at "a Ia Vaosf@
will be at the depot -,....
Hudson Provileuee aud Nantucket papers please copy
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increase the strength shc Union The attendance we
large ana among those pFesut were several mempeuW
the Joint Committee Of the irbitcr and Woftngmene
Unions. MT O. A. Taylor and Hs Eelron Young Of tss
Morkngmens Union; MI Bushe Of be Painters: Mr. WOOD
or the Printers and Chairman OF ne Joint Committed,
and Others made short addresses
The Brooklyn Plasterers last evening expelled
three members for working in "foul" shops
The notorious leader of Trades Uniops a.
Sheffield Is coming to America, the authorities hayif
refused to grant him publchouse license aimee corr
phcty In several Union ontrages was proven axaiasf
Reade has translated "Grostait' In hs sst story tbs
OF which is laid in Sheffield or there's oad
head had benefit at Sheffield few days ago made =
speech and is probably by this time nearing our
with what designs our labor movements we hsxo AZ
means OF Knowing "" 49, -
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state of uncertainty he can call at my office
Khan egyptian darkness. In conclusion again call upon
Al rood citizens TO furnish with all the facts that may
70 SnS 10 70 osa
Spen day and evening. g. d. MORRIS DstrictAttorney.
TIE Thomas Conan Association of the Fourth
Ward last evening iudorsed Thomas Conan for Alderman
and Thomas Klvlin for Civil Justice
The Tammany primaries were held last night
and delegates were elected to the several judiciary Al
dsrmanlc. and School Conventions
& .,che Democratic organizations OF the Eighth
aa comprising twelve different Clubs, met last even
ns aud ppOinteda Committee to further the claims OF
VA" Pein tor the nomination OF Assistant Alderman
T'ba Inden,endent German Democratic Clubs
Of the sixteenth snd Twentieth Wards, last evening
DO1ssSa Them Thomas IN the ESRth JUDICIAL District
y Slecher the CHAIRMAN, ana others made Iorclhle
speeches.
Nominations were made,, IN the School Dis
tricts az follows: Third Ward, franels +. Eehows
twelfth Ward, John G. Graf. CdnSut1u1nal Union
Ehteefnh Ward S9s S1s 5s SCas Standby
MOsart and Democratic Union Ely)-CoD> sn'f"ns ~"
lOuuaed
The following Aldermanic nominations we're
msdo last night Republican, IXth District James h
MOveany, Alderman; James Cummings, Assistant
dSS Reilly Ssssnns SaGn D
ttiot-John Murray, Alderman; John Hampson' Assist
ant Alderman.
Tho Republican Judiciary Conventions were
p In the several districts last night and made the
following nOmnatons Fourth DistTCtIPSlics Sgstc9,
Burns; Civil Justice. VIM. P. James Sixth District-PO
loe Justice Richard Kelly Civil Justice, Jesse Fonda;
seventh Dstriot-POlce Justice James T. Coulter; CiV
Justice, John II. Stemler.
The Democratic Union Waterbury Judci-
AIRY Conventions made the following nominations last
evening: Hid Distriet-Pohce Justice. Joseph D0wling
Civil Justice, Thomas Kvlin lid District-Poce JUS
Cox @ J% DSH Scott RoTS a 1
Hartluan With Distrct-POlce Justice, y. ]. shandey
Cy Justice, Joseph Koch. With Distrct-POlice JUS
tioe fairy hurry; Civil Justice, Joseph Mcclure; With
DisiTct-Poce Justice, Thomas A. Ledwith. IXth Dis
tietPoli0e Justice, John McQuadei Civil Justice, JO
aah Porter,
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PERSONAL.

+. H. King, President of the Bank of Mon,
trea and Richard Potter President OF the Grand Tsunk
Railway of Canada, sailed for Europe In the steamship
Russia yesterday.
Ex-senator VIM. Pinckney Whyte of Mary
land is at the New York Hotel..The Hon. t Psn-
eroy, VIM II. Sc ward, jr and Major Knapp, Auburns
Judge Rush r. Sloane. the Hon. s. w.t. and Col Harris
OF Ohio E. b. yudsoD Syracuse; Dr. Albert Barnes Phi,
adelpha; the Hon. John Slater. Norwich the Hon. r.
r. Folsom, Attca, n. Y, and Philip Ten Eyck, albany
are az the 81 Nicholas Hotel==Mayor Beseh Of Xroy,
the Hon John A. KassOn Of Iowa, and Capt Babc0cf IT,
g. Navy, at the Hoffman House. Congressman
Roswell Hart, Rochester; Dr. Czapkay. o; o. Consul O.
Bucharest Turkey; Bishop AmbrOso and The Rev. j. j.
Curley, are at the Aston House.==zGen. @. W. Cole.
syracuse and Henry C. Jarrett OF Baltimore, are &C the
Metropolitan H0tel.=-Capt. Cook OF the Steamship
Java, DIR. TryOn. and Lieut.. Amory, U. D. Navy a.
the BrevOort HOuse.-=rhe Hon. john Currey Of Cali
fornia, Col j. ID. Cameron. Pennsylvania and Potter
Palmer OF Chicago are az the Fifth Avense Hotel
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liberal EDUCATION IN BR0oKLY N-IMPoRrANf
TO YOUNG MEN.

The Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation commence work this oyenu which VIII prove
wa trust blessing to that city. pnosc who are conpe
tent in churches educational ins buttons ana business
circles are uniting in the Association to secure tno
xantases similar to those Of the ooper Institute or 'ne
Young men OF Brooklyn The movement starts r aUa
Inc princple that youRg me- need moIn Sa nns,
IL py posed TO Pnanc 9 TO
ettractyo intellectual social land moral spphautSs,
snrnSh the best privileges of tho University 50 tGat IN
Ale conrse Of business trelnsng young man may NC
jrs Far more available CULTURE than Is iGnsheo ny our
S, Glasses of ny ruction VIII DO Organizer,
eoes ~. ayennR course Vf weekly scientific lectures
s a by stiDguished IN their several
NJ These Lectures are 10 DO Illustrated Dy
49, es dra xngs and the hlest apparatus d. Dutles
,he course His suhtbot this evening Will Do. inc
Spea ~ tLe Human Mind It's Pracuoa0ity, UseIu
,"a This 10 the hrst lecture OF
ns.a an metaphyscsa subject which Dr. Duryea sur
ounds with all the atVactyeness which Prof Mtehen
Iv pas IN astronomy. Prof. Dwight OF Columbia Law
shaoi will give the History OF the Consttu
sn and Constitutional Law Prof Guyot OF Prnceton
nurse on Physical Geography; Prof WnoheI OF Mlonl
Sou University course on Geology; Prof. Barker o,
ayHayen, a coufse Spectrum Analysis ana Ccoathi
Cbemistry; Prot. Eaton OF Brooklyn, q course ON Az
tronomy; Prof Plympton, course on Archeourei Dr.
Willard Park0 OF New-York, course on fhysoloki;;
RANKING. bro6erage stocks DO &c. will also DO ueaDn
by able SspEers Of this city Professors OF soiT w
lecture CD the history 81 evisaon ana otneL
Ixs ax1Als&sAs Zoe b ssssA - ~ ese<a vetstSA w
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THE NETWORK SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY

To me Edftor Of The tribune.
SIN. Allow me, through your columns 70
avail myself OF the occasion which the robbery OF me
Boylston Bank IN Boston, Oilers 10 oa guy , , s,fs
the public 10 the safety for securities offered oy .s
nann.it Company OF New. York, NOS lta anu $50 -
u,oy corner of Liberty ST., established iot uv
nose of their safe keeping, and the nrst OF It's An ~
W. Give receipts for special deposits OF uoyerhmeht
honG. and other securities, family plale, JoMNy S.
Wills and any valuable paper, ar % tSoeud loa for
q year upon GoNorhneht bo"'
low rates. 90. In our rglor.nroef vaults nj
~ sIS 10 az por annum, according To size btDI our
V ~ y,hich are our guaranteed securities ANA Tue
s,au safes rented Is three'leet granite "'uA WIN"
WseIf forms one side OF another vault. A.. .,
1rio hnilbing absolutely hrepgOof hpH the uiuuss
watched premises IN this city, day ana hignI
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& arn,nd Inc premises, not less than thirteen wsch
and the premises sIwS from outside
Th, publo, and especially ladlcs. Tor whom ScV'ra'o
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and mode of business. nina ,halr
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OF carrying them through the streets; OF n"' Ne
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always ahead OF the Ufh1nu, ""uihh w w."
required. 49,, ,.,o.,,s NJ seeurities, 10,
as well cashboTes containing them M thev are
not responsible for their safety Any one 20 lsarp the
only 10 manure OF bank officers themselves sosss thns
various risks TO which securities Ano 0"'
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The risks OF keeping them In private Disy speclal
greater Ours is corporate ConpanI ,Sars 10 Inc ex
Charter and with liability OF its prsans ont OF
OF and In addition 20 ns Vnrongh the responsible
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ARDoAsTLE-At Bloomfield j. Taesa,s soy'
Of the bude mother By the key Hsff
Jos Cberng aOd Mary Hsriessis all ofthe above psee
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nov a. go. b. Tie Re- Ber,st
ID D. Rowland Conner ~ The PrSteusl Aksoeafoi
Miss Hilton daughter Of Andrew hIoH all o. sosss
TkYLoR-BARBBR-At 2s West Tweniythirst this en ~
O'clock N 18th inst by the Rev j. r. Richmond ss.t>>
bT he Rev Taylor Albert Edward Taylor Of Sewfok 70 nss
Hattie A. Barber Of New Canaan, Conn.
AY-In Brookyp Tuesday the 93d ust us
Iaf.Tete ave Church. Thee L. Cuyler, Dsaszs
Trimble TO Emma A, daughter Of r. Murray, -.
TORRBY-PRATrO Tuesday afternoon Nov 81 At the esdene
the brides by Rev. David Torrsy d. D. Hsu Terr- -
Houea Pa 70 Hattie A. eldest daughter OF julius H. Pfaitsa Nv
Clair. n. J.
wILsoN-HUNT-On wednesdas Nov ~ stthe residence as
brides father Ber Cliff Sing ssg " By the Rev A. psqf
Mr. Ethebert Wilson 81 Neslork 10 Adelaide T. Huai dst D.
LeNis Hunt, esq, Of Slug Sing
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DO,IESTIC MARKETS.


oswEGo Nov sF2ur saehsngsdi 'sIfs Of 500 tss 81 %
for No spring. So Is for Amber Winter ~ for White ~ ~ isg
psrble Extra Whe1, dull sales Of SO bssh No hlxsrsss
Of L2Oo busb SI Choice sold VI o Barley DALI sale. q
uILake Canada 81 0l6Sf o. IL basb Df
Meal. hfl.ct
Md.ne
CsusPTeigbsWbeat l5e RE- lie BARLEY fxr
EswYok Railroad Fnegh,Fonr to Boston 81 to Newiork,
Albany 68e lake improvisation bush Wheat " 900 hpsh
Bs.y Il 600 bush Rye, 1890 bssh Pess 9 eco feet Larhsr
Canal RIporsc0 BUSH Wheat $500 bush Corn. ~ 500 bas
Barley 1880 bush RYE ls 500 bush Peas 6lo fee, Lambsr
WnsIsgroy NJ Nov 2kSps Of TuTDrRiine dull sales 81 MA
ROsn snn for low grades Others q stsioe st 81
2h-CoOo and Of 80
Mddug Ad2+c receipts Lst oss exports, eea~se %, bales
SAyAsNAH Nov 2-CottOaRseepts 2fi bales; a<J
bales MiddlBgs 23qc.; marke. dull ssEs, 100 bales.
AUGUSTA Ga Nov A-Cottonnrfet quiet snd hrnefi sales 10
baes; receipts $40 bales, MddhpgA Pile
Nov ACottOn good demand closing hDeff eA>s 81
Mddnz 23c receipts 32 bales erpOs 20 ek~
2-COttOn closed dulf Low hlddha9s
nae receipts bales; exports l1s baies sales loo bales
SAS 2Fear quiet and unchanged Nheet-
Choice 5O Fair slipping 81 90 Legal teRders ~
Esw ORLEANS. Nov Cotton quiet; Mdiug Ae sales III
bales; receipts 22 bales; To Liverpool 91e baes =
Btemen 26s3 bales. Corn weaker White 81 1881 ia Pork
higher $50 75d SH BACON nrmer sales II lnlc a~vte
very ar Sugar gusli yellow Clarified others ~
changed Gold l26 Misunderstanding 1851 he5ioh sgss.
Az discount
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THE LATE HON. WILLIAM NELSON

On the death of the Hon. William Nelson of
Peeksk the seth year Of his age the 80 octoer
meeting OF the Bar OF WescAester County held nc
the COnr House, White Plains, and committee CONSIST
ing Of ]. w. Tompkus Edward Wells r. 3. Hart, Francis
Earsin, and J. c. Dykman appointed TO prepare
resolutions expressive Of the OF tie meeting and "
present them at the present term Of the Circuit Court
In accordance with the sentiments then expressed, ts
several members Of the Committee Tuesday offered
few remarks euOgstic OF the ability, integrity aud char
acer OF She deceased Mr. Tompkns who had been inti
mate with Mr.. Nelson for about half century, gave
very interesting sketch OF his life. Justice Tappen also
made remarks eulOgstic Of the late Mr. NelsOn ana
adjourned She Court for day in respect 70 bis
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OBITUARY.
Ex-cAPT. GEN. pULCE.

EX-CAPT.-GEN. DULCEs
Ger. Dulce, who died at Madrid, on Tuesday,
will be remembered mainly for hs share in the efforts OF
she Spanish Government to suppress the Cuban reVo
AOnhfy movement Being experienced In pohtical AFFAIRS
and attached to the interests Of the Government no
Sas selected in December to succeed Gen. Lersundi as
Captain General Of Cuba He arrived Ia that island JAN
whom the revolution which his predecessor had vaniy
attempted to Que had become general, and the CUBAN
peopc lad resolved accept terms less than total In
dependence. Immediately hs arrival he Issued
proclaioaiOn granting general amnesty, dissOlvng m
tary commissions aud restoring the full JURISDICTION OF
the civil courts. In one Of his 6rst oommuni'
sstiOns no promised that Cuba would be con.
sidered In the future q Spanish province, ana
stated that the Cubsns would henceforth have freedom
Of the press the right OF meeting in public, and repre-
sentaon in the National Cores These promises failed
satisfy the RevOutOnsts, who had reason to dstrust
Spanish faith and had sacrificed much for independ
aenoe to recede from the contest Accordingly, the con-
ct proceeded with greater intensity than before, and
hopes Of success, which Gen. Dulee had founded on
enient measures were frustrated by the Spanish Yolun
sers who pronounced for vDdietive policy, and ven
tured 70 dictate 10 the Captain General In reference 70
ne disposal Of prisoners taken during the ,dsintan
mo dignity Of the Law on this occasion Dut suossHion
events proved that the most sAnGusaS S,pistTStion
snd With WITH lie Suction. The records q osn
DaIoe's career would be the chequered and
sTe1ttIl scenes Of the revoiuon on one side brave
and determined people cOnteDding for their rghts Oh
sSs sst 9i bas Spsndd empire which 60 years ago
tended from Texas u Cape Horn Inc ~ gDe
Believing that Pelaez and others we're enbezzing the
public funds. the volunteers pecaine niE{ md
ssogtsG I ss.g 70 Duies" Death to Peiaez on
Nps g. Commlssion from the volunteers entered .he
That he was allied with traitors lis reSIgaIi3n was
eon serwad announced and On 9Sns e ths staeE
~ oal.C4i aiiills Witch 40 suffered Wluo W. '"''--
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
COLOMBIA, Nov. A.-The State Legislature
convened yesterday. The Governors Message read
to-day The Governor speaks cheerfuly OF the financial
condition Of the State recommends that the interest
che debt be paid In SPECIE takes strong ground against
Bao aid TO railroads advises the passage Of laws to
tect the wOrkngmen and urges that special attention be
paid TO manufactures and agricultural improvements.
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NEW-HANPSHIRR.
ELECTION.

PORTSMOUTH MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Nov. 24-JOseph b.
Adams Republican, was elected Mayor OF this city yes
teday receiving 965 against 696 for Frank Jones
DemoCrst, the present incumbent.
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bearer 70 attend tho lectures classes library and social
OF MpsIc oesoo three rsciass concerts in the Academy
rooms OF the Association Nos so and 50 Fulton"aye
oeots 70 os az b tns Lectures win be sold the price
tia pecs OF this enterprise have been ayoraby started
and saother year will see 1t completed
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MISUNDERSTANDING


Whole vote in 1869 dncuding lO2 scatterng} 1850;
Clahin over Adams 1851 Adams and Chamber
lain, Whole in 1865, IS63s7 majority for
Claim ia 1865 1855.
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VIRGINIA.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. A.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day and elected Charles H. POr
tor Congressman elect, President The Convention
adjOuraed till tomorrow.
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pr,.dept Of The safe Deposits ComPany OF NOW 'V''

The BOylston Bank Robbery f furnishes 81 an
o,nortunlty for Mr. FRANCIS II. JENKs' Presiden. % ""
SrwYoax sAyE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 70 soy ,O,' y. -
vantage. OF tnss ~. i ns...rrstlon of valuablOs
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,.poR MOVEMENTS.

Thn .tr;lo Of the Williamsburgh ShoemakeIs
n1sa The men have obtained All they asked ios.
The members of the stairbpidsrs ASSOCIATION y
~, w ,nssa msatins Nt AVuzleCA Hau. last evsusRk, W
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ask that you pass resolution here Gazing on Congress
TO submit the question TO the Legislatures not
crush out the organization of which member and
tread Its heel on The ReU0luo for which have srug
ed for the past Two years as no woman ever struggled
before II you decide to render all my labor null and yet
do this work at Washington, will bless God for your
Convention" Miss Anthony was rewarded by hearty
burst OF applause
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session Of the womans Suffrage Associa-
toh was held before an immense audience. Tho pream
bic to he Constitution declaring solemnly the American
Woman Suffrage Association TO DO formed, was then
adopted and the first business OF the organize
ton, the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher nominated for
President and the motion carried amid great en-
Enthusiastically one woman obecng, on the ground that
woman should occupy that position. Judge Bradweu
spoke at length upon the general injustice OF the laws
He felt like taking to his arms everybody who
had fought under this banner. Here Is
Lucy Stone wh0 has worked noby in this canse for 40
odd years hero Is Mrs Stanton. q magnificent woman,
reminding Of Martha Washington and here Susan
Anthony who has toled year after year without flag
ging. We must all get this plain and fight together
Great applause] Mrs. Miriam NJ Cole of The Womans
weloonsidered speeches. and Dr. Lees the temperance
speaker from England expressed the deep sympathy OF
thot country with the movement. Mr. Banb0rn OF The
Springfield Republican, detailed the actions OF the Massa
chusetts colleges Ia regard to women Amherst had
pressed Itself willing to admit women but Harvard as
the only concession allowed its Phi Beta Society TO In
vite Julia Ward Howe TO read poem before them
Mary Livermore spoke with vivid effects. She ad-
yocated the more liberal education OF women, and de-
cared that the possession OF the ballot will not affect the
duties OF wife and mother She desired perfect equal
zaOn OF the sexes and repealed the accusation that bad
and dlss0lute women would control political work
These women never come TO Conventions, while We
have men ia attendance who would take out their
tested for Mrs IvcrOre, and the Convention adjourned
with entire good feeling.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HAvRE closed quiet both spot ssf saost
Nov A-Petroeuu closed Cat at 6 isi ir stsads
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MARRIED.

The Trophy -Ceulss ready. address GSoaes r.
WAsISe. ir., Ogden Farm Newport. X l.
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Su,tial Notins.


Phalou's yltaiia ." Ord Salvation for tbs HSiS'
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL cSLos-
PHALoWs "yITALTA diHs, utterly from Oh Vie "Te -
orer, and rss,ors % acts on Totally dssrsss pn
,p It 10 ph fragrant and perfectly innosa'a' Pr'V'ssss %
pudd, r.euut matter r,quh shaking 'p and eonnas's
no ..u to tho skin or the cra" necessary 70 s'<
zeal It's ,urba Appearance for simple that to aOsuTof
IA. Al, n,,u and purposes Ia Toilet ossnst
h, ,u,,n,si,. PHALoS SON. Es--fsh
Ladies' FuIs
MODERATE PRICES.
wARSOCK Il Co.
sls Bre.dsy
Watches and Jeweiry
- A.,epiou, for SALE and REPAIRED by antcss' sefk@.
oRo q ALLEN SON LT3 Broadway between TSesy s'a
and AIS Broadway oas door below Osease
Twenty Dollars.
One hes, French Chips TEA sBr goid soss' " P''s''
Twelve cut glass WATER GoBLEIo'
Twelve glass WINK GLASSES
On. pair handsome Bohemian VASES. ,,.,.,,
or frS aided BY efpres' T. o. d.
HERMAN FROST Co.
Eos Is and % Asrrss 81
Ees.fess
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DIED

An Notices Of Marriages must be mdOrsed with M
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(5iilc;.'h. JeIa.e,.., 'hrewssy.

: Oiilcsn. Jsaes, -Brewspy.
The eu,s morning papers repsetsg -
mr. evening cAeustst ooary shs nprssS hss
ne sxapt OF would compel harpss
both In the aud Ale trades ards the
to 10 friends aud that teyrsh eecss
department. and that business viii be e0aunoes ss15
Va past 30 years =. soss
Pelytechnc Association Of the American
meeting the Association viii be held THIS tIhyfso a
anes and Ara, nav pyeroSs After which Dr. vAEpskm
will illustrate b experiments the Eisets th.s suT cssass
ais SAMUEL ~ hAAA~
Cais T. BxsRy, Secretary. ------------S -
A.A.-U. 8. a. =, s'' Ss bsidst s
York Axsys ready for sass PfRE EXifN
uihou, IL Bsvns 81 worthless inrsenooA " y
GUlsh6a Co. No. Dsys.. l. 5Sn AZ Rss.
g. le6A this 0nee 81 u 80 ~ N ,sd r. HAS
via and B. li1 m and o. "a M JOINS fes,n.ses
avd q. 1879 n :. - -. Ma a Ss.th ave.
AZ tjenIa, former ~ ,s.s tesr ys
HATs FUaS ava Rue ALrkaArsoNs
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