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interests of the service might not suffer from the actions

interests OF the service might not suffer from the scon
OF bad and unfaithful officers
The Board oflNaval OHcers appointed to ADJUST the
question Of the rankIof the officers of the line ana tnose
Of the staff Of the Navy, has been increased 70 Ven
bers namely Commodores Melancthon smth' PRESIDENT
Alden and Case; Captains AmmeD and Reynolds; Sur
geons Wood and Pinckney; ChiefEngineer King ray
master Dunn, and NsvalcOnstructor Lenthah
There is lively scramble for the superysorshp OF the
Northern Ohio District Just made vacant by the death OF
Mr. Hedges No appointment viii be made until early IN
December.
Secretary Boutwell, returned to the city from Massa
chusetts last evening, and brought his family Win MIN
they will reside here during the Winter.
NMrs Gaines reported to be the richest in the
United States here preparing surveys Of the property
in of which the u s. Supreme Court decided
her 70 be the Mrs Gaines complains Of constant
annoyanees from the squaters on her property, and
threatens TO sue many Of them for damages
The various State associations OF this city are about 10
combine the cooperative principle in establishing IA
ces for their social intellectual enjoyment during
the Winter season
The WOman's Suffrage Association OF the DISTRICT OF
Columbia held their regular weekly meeting yesterday
evening. There was large attendance and very DIS
orderly time; fact these meetings nave oegeheraeu
into scenes Of sport and amusement for the young men
of the Departments, who have no other way Ia WHICH 10
spend their Saturday evenings.
The following circular was Issued from the treasury
Department yesterday
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, 1869.
After Jan !, 1870 tine following regulations VIII De on
served for payment of accounts for the care OF sick
seaneu in hospitals boarding houses FIRST Accounts
for the care sick shall be paid by the Collector
on the certificate OF the Deputy Collector or or the
clerk charged with the duty OF issuing permits Seconds
This shall be for the Of all seamen treated
during the MONTH whether they have been discharged
from the hospital still remaining under treatment
when a seaman has been discharged during the
month, the permit with the certificate on the back
properly filed ont, shall be furnished as voucher
to tue shall upon back OF the permit the
period which Is made THIRD: AT the end OF
each month the Collector shall visit hospital and see
that every reported remaining In hospital Is
wv. A. RICHARDSON Acting secy OF the Treasury,
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THE KINGS COUNTY CANVASS

THE KINGS COUNTY CANVASS.
The following are the official figures of the
canvass In Kings County, as far as completed:
Senate Snd Distria-Pssrcs DEM s2l Kaufman Rep loo
SsSSt T3irS Dt.ic.MuPby Dsm $685. Oakley Rep. a2o
sIperinseHdeais or ne Poo-Foap Dem Weber Rep
97si FOrans majority ST. Corr Dem N'5i KIRBY keP'
@CuuaSsbaS Dem slzi Walter, Rep I24s7O walters
majority. aga
A Mozart Aldermanic Convention met in
Spring-st, near Yarickst on Saturday evening, and
nominated Henry Hughes for Alderman
Alderman Jas. L. Coulter who lately received
the nomination OF the Independent Democracy OF the
Nineteenth and Twentysecond Wards for Police Justice
nomination Of the United German Democracy OF the
same Wards Mr.. John NJ. Semer has received the Ger
nomination for Civil Justice Of the Seventh District
The delegates of the Independent Citizens
Association (Germanl OF the WITH judicial District met
Saturday evening at No. 16I East FOurthst and the
following gentlemen were Endorsed as candidates
Justice Anthony EckhOf Alderman Xth District, Henry
Wallace, st.; Assistant Alderman, Christopher Elecke.
Adermauc Districts, and committees appointed by
the Chairman MI Neschke TO organize tho derent cleo
ton districts
The Xth Assembly District Republican Asso-
citation Twenty thirdst elected the following delegates
Saturday evening 70 the several nominating Conven-
tions
JObu Grsbpe Charles sdlsr Adoph RsinAR, John schmidt
SLSmapilebS CisrmsD Johu Garier Peter Gubthe William
Bender Henry KOh HeuJ SebOhAR, Simon Adler Louis HABseB
school observation-disclosures P stusnsu Frederick Bsysr, Adam
KOber Heu Wagner Henry smihhaus Herman BAeker Louis Wolf
The Twenty-third-st. Republicans of the Four
teenth Assembly District elected Delegates ON Saturday
night 20 the nominating Conventions, as follows:
FOsrtA Judicial Drtc COnUenoRIbs HOs Msr"in X Brewer
asrpGas CoHuentiOn-A J. Plumb samusl Fowler Charles
whitehall soBEer PsssesschusdeT Samuel CaH Eugene
school observation-disclosures Wagner Robert B. BOrd Jacob
sehOSdeT, 4. BrenDemApn, Zachary Peek
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A suARp RWINnL.E-

Messrs G.. w. Harris a. Co., bankers and
receivers Nos 0O4 aud broadway have invented an
ingenious swIndc whereby they are made to appear As
the receivers OF Virgins Bradford Co.'S uhted states
Prize Concert OF Chicago. The latter uiih ac soins
,i,t ororpti, IN S2s 40 were sued by " Mr.. Joshua
Sears aud several others who had Dcon sNhucu IoI
tic recovery Of their money The prosecutors Iouhu la
All that remained OF tho ticket purr money was
sl9 73 which amount placed III the hands Oh u w
Harris n Co. as receivers These are tA9 statements
made I'm thi cITular Issued 10y the Mcssre Harris Co..
who AFFIRM also that they as receivers, had decided 10
distribute 10 In the way Originally ptonliseu uat ~ ~
And as being more likely TO give satisfaction To All
concerned % The circular further says that
nm The Oh instant the drawing took place.
aud the person to whom the circular sent Is Informed
thai he has drawn gold watch and chain valued al
sSoo ar one other equally good prze which there Is
due for expenses e. which by the exercise OF discretion
iunept aud the strctest economy, have been kept SO
" tnat they amount "a but Ave per cent? the sum OF
$40 aud by forwarding this amount within ten days after
the receipt OF the notice tho articles specned a. ara"
will be sent Mcssrs. Harris a. Co., having the names OF
all tho subscribers " tue rst enterprise Named anu III
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DIED.


BLEAKLEYA his residence ve-Paleks Point y on Thu,-
william Beskley, eIShef Of Wecbestsr County. " T.
aged CT years. month"; aud 6daYs 80
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral rn hs
Wednesday. 24h At Carriages viii be
In attendance Pteksk on arnTa Of the lOO a. haG''a '"
train
DBAS-op Fhdsy s Heny DeaH in the eSh ysArOIhsH
The relatives friends and frend 81 DIS ohns" A,e ~
MArFsplAee.
JoSEs-Ou Saturday 90 William Jones' 10 the Sb year Of
The funeral viii take place "wednesday Nov o. sts O'Clock
from stamford The relatives and friends Of ss
family respectfully invited TO attend tue aaer WHOM h
notice.
LASRou Saturday Nov a. Adde Lane sr lingering ness
aud esds Of the family respectfully invited 70 .ud VI.
II O'Clock IN. on Monday the ut inst
MORGAS-Bt NevRoehse THURSDAY Nov 49, Abah Morss
Frois and relatives Of family rDec,fay
PaaPs Church East Chester MoadAy the IA
Inst at clock Carriages will be IN waiting Mount VeFEOs
on d. arrival II the 1880 Of New Haven Railroad
ECHoLs-At Pavng Duchess Co. "Wednesday. Nov l.. Phsbs
Nichols aud eldest daughter Of Alexander and hsrTis'
~ Allen. In the 23I year Of her
RCHARDS-OB Sunday Nov o. at bis residence 81 Wes; Teaht,
Thomas B. Richards il the ED year u his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
RITCH-on Saturday Nov 20 Iihimar Riteh aged 81 rear
will take at his brothers residence NO. lS Bsf
FortTffhst, 90 Tuesday morning. Nov % Al 10 O'Clock
ROBGSSOS-On SATURDAY Nov 20 william Robinson in the ash
TIE funeral services, proprietor 70 the nt.rueut o. bis remains
his residence 9 Deneeyst on Monday afternoon "a
O'Clock The friends 81 the family respectfully invited 70 attend
SCOFlBLD-At Chappaqua Wehester County ~ T. or SsTene
Eleventh mouth 1889 John SOhe IN the eh
Fuueral al Friends In Chappsqus
friend respectfully invited siienA
SETON-On SATURDAY morning. - Uslea-
square the s Of his for
respectfully ned 10 attend bis funeral
Tuesday 10 oeOck, ro AsoiOagasL Baptist Church.
without further notice
VAN zASDT-At Fu,hiuG l. l.. on Friday n L. Van z.sds u
paralysis.
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TIE CUSTOM HOUSE.

1t is rumOred that new mode of conveying
goods 20 the Appraisers Department is under consider
alton by Collector Grnne. which will tend 10 greater
security in the collection OF the revenue. The present
method OF carriage permits many frauds AS an instance
carts are employed 10 convey good to the Appraiser from
the various wharves and vessels These goods are put
upou bonded carts and It has frequently happened that
Ina the transportation packages have been removed from
the carts ad other packages similarly marked but Of
AN inferior quality OF goods put IN their place BY this
meaua Inferior goods received and appraised
aud tho superior goods entered at greatly
reduced rates aud the Government is defrauded OF many
thousand dollars The plan talked OF by Mr. Grpue Is
this Tho goods Ia be collected by steamer upon
which Government officer Is to be placed and nc stated
hours the goods collected be discharged at
wharf near the Appraisers department. From thence
four carts will them 10 the store OF the Ap
praiser. The carriage Will be but two or three
blocks By this method the goods Will he
constantly under the surveillance OF an officer
In fact. the packages goods will not leave
the custody OF the Government officials until they have
been regularly appraised aud entered This will also re-
leve the Appraisers Department of great annoyance and
delay attending the receipt Of goods from many der
ent cartnel. whO not always the sweetest tenpcred
mortals In the world. This plan will probably soon
be carried into execution, and thus another leakage
Will he stopped.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST soUrHERNEE.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A sOUTHERNER.
Mrs. Charlotte ID. LOzer, who was applied to
by a young girl and to produce an abortion and
who appeared before Justice Ledwith at Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court, Saturday has Withdrawn the CON-
plant against the woman but refuses 10 do so in the
case of the The girl states that she was brought TO
this city from South Carolina by wealthy gentleman
friend who had Just arrived In the city ostcnsbly 10
bring his wife on pleasure trip but in fact 20 have an
abortion procured the girl Mrs LOzier positively
fused to perform the operation, and begged the girl 10
desst from her criminal purpose. The girl asserted that
she would seek other help and failing to find 1t, she
prepared take her own e The man III company with
the girl called Oh Mrs L0zler second time, when he held
out money Inducements beside offering her
protection Ia discovery Mrs Lozer then caused
his arrest The man claimed that the old English law
justified the taking OF the life of the child to the
mother and deliberately anticipated the girls risk
by assuring Lozer that sho should DO protected IN
the event of her death From the court he sent mes
senger To Mrs Lozer offering her $500 10 withdraw tho
suit and upon her refusal to do so he offered her $1,000
The man was committed to await an examination.
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THE NEW MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL.

The committee appointed TO collect funds FOR
the erection OF the jewish Hospital IenugOnaye,
between sixty sixth and s1yseventhsts met at Temple
Emanuel yesterday afternoon Ben amin Nathan, esq,
presided and julius j. Lyons acted secretary Various
subcommittee reported additional subscriptions among
whom were the following: A. T. Stewart & Co., SjtOO;
Peter Cooper, t0JO; Benjamin Nathan. $500; Il. W.
SelgmaD q Co., $500; William Butler Duncan, q 900
Joseph Stner, $1,000: L. NJ. Cohen, 81 OOO Fsk Hatch,
tOVO; Phip bpeyers, $1,000 In addition 10 these sub
scrpOns many Othes were reported varying from 800
10 800 the whole increasing the amount received Ia
about $1,000. After the reports were received Mr.
Nathan addressed the committee upon the necessity OF
doing their utmost % collect the full amount OF funds
necessary To build the hospital The Jewish Hospital had
for many years taken not only OF Jewish patcus,
but OF those belonging To other denominations yet te
institution had never received Outsde support Tho
ground on which the hospital be built was procured
aud the building must be erected. Mount Sinai Hospital
an Institution where patients OF every ous ith
met on equal ground. aud which charity alone
sided The Chairman mentioned au Instance Of the
vast amount OF good done by Mount Sinai Hospital that
during the past three 80 patients who had met
with accidents on the Hudson River Railroad alone had
received medical ana other attendance az that
ton, and that OF TINS number only was an Israete
lie clt great PRIDE tha this hospital established by Jews
and administered by Them had banished from It's wards
everything that looked like excnsysnes ana was
and would be, hospital where the manned aud sick
of all denominations would he tenderly cared for He
trusted therefore, that the Committee would make the
wants Of the institution known among All casses of ct-
zeus Jew ana Gentle Three hundred thousand dollars
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rEsrIrING A PRISONER.

Yesterday gang OF Fourth Ward ruiilans,
headed by James Gibbons and Scotch Level took from
the Charity Hospital boat-keeper at the foot Of East
FIfty-erhthst, prisoner named Andre COakly. whom
he about 10 convey across the East River 20 that In
situtou The keeper resisted the rufans, when they
placed pistols &c his head and Threatened him with IN
nf death N he matte any further Resistance or cutlery
Cuey MAS placed In light wagon by his rcscuers' and
the marty then drove of Information OF the hnar was
vo TO the Nineteenth Precinct Police and search was
made Tor the men Ia "A few hours Gibbons i@VeI,
md Coaklcy were found taken into custody aud locked
mn In tho East Fifty-uiUthst. Police STATION
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. George Wilkes arrived here in the steam
ship Union from Europe OIL Saturday.
Secretary Boutwell,, and ex-senator Wade of
Ohio LETT the Aston House on Saturday, for Washington
Sir A. r. Gait of Canada, Z. II. King, Pres-
dent and r. b. Angus Manager OF the Bank OF Montreal;
j. HicksOn OF the Grand Trunk Railway. ana IS r. bo"les
of Springfield Mass, are at the BreVOOrt House -
Gen Andrew Porter OF Pennsylvania, Is at the new OrS
Hotel = T. /. Davenport OF Boston, ana the non W
The Hon. j. +. Wilson OF Iowa, the Hon. James
Wall OF New.Jersey, the Hon. smith NJ weed anu =,
Norton OF PlattsbIIgh, n. Y. aud Col. M T. 5kalls'
Chicago, are AT the st. Nicholas Hotel -
man John b. Alley OF Massachnsetts, II al thS Astoi
House. == Judge CIrrey Of California Col g: W NC.
Cook Of Ohio and Col Henry Wells, Aurora, n IL are ~
the nm Avenue Hotel So Blaek"0od fIlco Vi 'ue
BRUSH Army is at the Clarendon Hotel
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In commenting on the Patti Concert in BOs-


ton The Trdrelier says:
'The piano used by Mr.. Ritter was steinway Grnnd
The instrument il one, aud It's many Drlant guam
Ties were the theme Of commentator from All NO bot
r instrnment ms ever been heard In the Music Hall
indeed I'm any other nall, for that matter In IL ali the
aicmputa clImed for these instrunents-eX preston.
dscate shading aud variety OF northumberland com
Ii,od i'm u,L remarkable degree; While 40 Tar action
a. roncerued 40 easy Is H. that the instrument seemed
lnst capabe of playing sef In all the registers the
I,rs are brilliant aud sOnOrous aud capable Of the most
delicate and powerful effects. lisa triumph OF nsru'
mental SKILL
TO which The Boston Post adds:
:. Il, ,bia connection may properly state that tho
rianos used by Mr. Ritter. and IN part for acoompan
,n,ent were the Steinways The Instruments very
ane and their pure, strong. resonant tones reached
nvery mart of the hail. and fell grafyingy on the
ears Of ali present One OF the instruments was Grand
and IA ,he best StelnwHy ever heard In Boston"
rLe Erening Bulletin Of Philadelphia. in reviewing
Miss Pattrs Concert in that city, says:
IN Ritter's pianO-paying was, however, remarkably
Npe His instrument was OF the latest made 10y
stnnway a sons OF New-York In richness and volume
AZ rome il hard To imagine finer panOfOrte Ia tho
ost delicate as well the lOndest passages II was
pnuliy worthy Of admiration. NJ. Ritter Is certainly
~ superior artist but he seemed 10 be inspired by tho
singular beauty VI the Ia strnmnnt lac had " pa! 0n
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all probability, being the same firm under dfereni
name can OF course send these circulars all tho ost
nal stockholders many Of whom doubtessy 'yil DO essl
to ayall themselves OF this apparent opportunity %
obtain valuable prize. The swndle has been csyery
devised and the firm will probably reap fieA harvsss
from the hundreds ever ready TO be duped-
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The members of the order of the Knight

The members of the order of the knights OF
81 OfispIh IN Newark deny that any members ol 'n
lodges are engaged ira "strike" They state that to
suspension OF work in the shops OF l. Grof * BioihI
caused Dy an effort OF the firm 70 cut down the VICE.
the hands 20 cents on pair of shoes and because OF
desire TO break NJ the order OF 81 Crspin In support o.
$500 10 the men II they Will orsake the Society and from
another, at the head Of which the firm shall be pacea
TINS Tue men refuse 10 do, hence tho suspehSon Oo
hundred ana thlrty men have stopped work Al Ont 20
OF these nave been employed In other shops The noeiey
OF 81 Crsph give i2 week toward the support VI TIC
men not WOTkluB
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VIRGINIA.

JUDGE JOHNSON ON THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
RICHMOND, Nov. 20-Judge johnson, in
acknowledging the receipt of his credentials as United
States Senator writes Governor Walker indorsng the
principles Of the Fifteenth Amendment and hoping that II
will soon part Of the constitution He advocates
the observance Of exact and complete good faith IN the
payment of the public debt and advises the casting behind
Of AL dead issues.
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were reouired TO erect the buildings pans OF which
shown TO the Committed and OF this amout $4,000 had
been collected The balance OF the mohey would DO
fort Incoming N the Committee would only call upon the
opulent people OF New.York At the conclusion OF hr
Nathans remarks the Committee trsnsacIeo some eIecI-
tive business after which adjourned 70 meet at Del
mOnicO's Dec o.
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THE DUSMY-AND-DILUTIoN NEWSPAPER AaArs
4 the Editor Of TIE Tr,buns

SIR: The World stated some time ago that
represented at the great international Boatraoe
by sundry dons Of high degree, including that remark
able don the Hon. Samuel Sunset Cox Suppose you
The World how 10 recOnces this fact with Mr. Coxs pub
lished statement in Washington that he had uoskiaa
whatever do with 10 In connection with the boAtracc
represented IL than he did the Calcutta Tncs or
The Hong hong Gazeie aud that he indebted 10 ths
courtesy OF THF TRIBUNE correspondent Tor place oa
the Press boat and only thus enabled 70 witness ths
race at all Very respectfully yours, CAPITOL CIrr
Washington, Nov. Is. 1859
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Total. 6g2e9 siOSS lOsSS7 si7iO


Total vote for Governor in 1862 lSQ35T majority lot
Iucius Fairchd Charles ID. Robinson slsl. IN
1868 whole for President 1936T majority 1Or Gran
24lI7 Majority for Fairchd In 1857 4764. FOR Secre
tary Of State, L. Breese Republican, beats Cook Demo
GRAFT by 74S2 majority. The majOrlues OF the olel Ie
publican candidates the State ticket range IRON SVOV
20
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HoIitital 2otitu.

First Assembly District Republicans AssociationIAs
rsgnaT vrsy meeting W be held THIS (Nvnayl kYENAO. Nov
III AZ n O'Clock. HENRY SMITH Pres,deaI
JoHS Wa hEAPE. seer,t.ri..
Hs H. BAlLEr bN
second Assembly Distric-Tbe kePabisa1 see2 o. q.
Second Assembly District meet the he
quarters. asa Peast TUESDAY EVENING November Is ans
every Tuesday and Friday evenings Until tue Is oe
b. the State Central Commee devise Tor an hSee rep
spon Of the Republicans Of the Second District 10 the net een
Committee the cooperation OF all RepHbhoAu Irrespective Pro
differences who Of rescung s party e me sAasac
the Democracy the conduct 81 toe
the h n General Election DAVID Rhors H. Cto"k
Henry Leask kehari freneh Dennis chra ~
MACK
Dennis sullivan Roach Michae Costello Tnomss ~
KeaHey GOdBg 1bos Coesoa fsheA ny
Michael Murphy Rhenho Gustav bryeTsy sainse
Chris BAwmA Joseph Flood Daniel Shea John Suan Oone Seea
Andrew Peterson Henry v hArlia.
SsyezTeenih Assembly District Union kepublican AZ
sOciatiOn-Regular monthly meeting a. the Ng~" -
near Rsbthaye THIS tMondayl EVENING Nov ~ az 0ofA
KoBERr S. DosBIS, Secretary Gk0kGk T. bhADFVap' IRA
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sAs PRANorsco Nov 2Mung active during hs eh
The following the quotations. Apas n;
Belcber Bullion 49, Chosr Confidence IS Crown Pont IS.
Empire Mil g. Gould Garry "a Hale Hsrerass s2; Inpsra
ST. Kentnck ISL Occidental l6 Ophir Isl O'sTman % Savage 90
Sierra Nevada u; YeloH Jacket, 81
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Sr,tial Acti,,s.
Lindeman & sons

Lindeman & sons
CYCLOID SQUARE PIANO-FORTES-
THE CTCLoID combines IN it's shape
ENTIRE NOVELTY.
ELEGANCE
lnd STRENGTH
And vi stand longer than any other form Of piano
wARBROoNS-So = LEROY-PLACB DLBBcKER-sr
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Home AgainMuy % our elrO' will be pleased 20 soo- A..
DR. R a. PERRY skiul and Selknowu Demaoogst founder a
the this eouB ss. e.d bis sesos eAes
and can nov be consulted NeWYOk onee No ~ bosdst
eap oss hair unnatural duess Of the pmPss hak
worms moth patches. freckles. moles aud wens
rcAu prons have for the HAIR
been ard their dhculJ made
their use rr should discouraged The preparation ss
M ans class Of disease necessarily prove failure No
pound can be available for all Diseases shen
nther eases IL is useless aud positively Injurious
DR. PRRRYS method 10 accordance With the aS oeaas and euca
Ia. or producing hair and Preses
the remedies requires Hence his success 10 Feanas
Capillary Diseases
10 charge eopuou Send for utsrrOssory circular
Watches and Jeweiry
OF all descriptions fJr sALB aId REPAIRED by bnteass vorf@ss
GBO ALLEN SON. 1lT3 Broadway bveeH Tseniyss'enh ssd
and AIS Broadway, door below CaoAst
Hygcinn Home.-Dr TRAILS HEALTH INSTITUTION Is al
Porenc. Mid climate aud good Accommodations 1r Winter
patients The lecture the College commences Nov %
Man OF education integrity and executive ABILITY, deses
responsible SITUATION fair salary address BUSINESS, Ber
az. Tribune Ohcs
To the Lades.-MOORBs CUSHIONED BLOTrRR scotch
tops present for holidays Stationery and oey ssores
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The Trophy ato.-Crcular. ready Address GEoEss
wARISG, IT,, Ogden Farm, Newport. r.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
C4TTPORNTA MINING Stocks


SAY FRANCISCO Nov weak Gnd wees .vonss baJerA
Wheat, vi lOGSI S. extremes Legal tenders 49,
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WEBER
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

PIANOFORTES
ndor.ed hy the ar PARRPA ROSA KELLOGG TOPf
BRlGNOII THO. THOMAS, MILLS PArTlSON. BRISfow.
SANDfRSON MARETZBK, and Others, a. the
LEADING PIANOFORTE OF AMERICA
Henee the unparalleled and increase their sas'f
40 PER CENT.
10 tao years as per internal ReVebue returns
wAREgoOMs
5TH-AvE, CORNER I6TH-sT