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The New York herald., 1870-10-22
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There was a very spirited meeting OF the Fifth
ward Tammany Hall Committee held last evening at
the Vanderbilt House, corner OF Hubert ana Hudson
streets. Judge QUINN presided aud William H. Burns
acted as secretary. Frederick Gude. was nominated
as candidate for school trustee In opening The pro-
cee,ings the chairman made lengthy address, in
which he viewed the merits and qualifications OF the
various candidates nominated by the republican aud
democratic parties Tor support ai the ensuing elec.
ton and strongly urged the Importance to the demo-
cratic party OF elccting Hon. John I. Holman for
Governor and Hon. A. Oasey Aali ior ayor. Messrs.
P Nthau and John Hcnnessy also spoke ~ the same
vein. After which series Of resolutions heartily
endorsing the Tammany Hail nominees were unan.
imolsy alOpted.
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A. Oakley Hall CentraJ t,lub.

The A. Oakey Hall Central Campaign Club, COM
posed OF representatives from every ward in the
city, and embracing all those directly Indirectly
engaged IN the liquor business, met yesterday after
noon at Germania Assembly Rooms. The officers
are:-Presidcnt John III. Tietzen; Vice Presidents,
James j. CoOnan and John Shell; Treasurer, Major
George w. Saucr: SecretaIieS William O'DOnnel
and G. A. Carraller After the roll had been called
A. j. Williamson, In brief speech, stated the object
OF the organzatlon which IS TO secure the reelection
Mayor Hall the name OF the organization
On motion OF Mr.. Lynch, committee
consisting OF representatives from each ward was
appointed 10 secure members in their respective
wards. A Finance Committee was appointed, con-
sistlng OF John Hubsched. Sixth ward; John j.
IIaviand, Ninth ward, and George A. Morse. Twcn-
tieth ward. william O'Donnell, Of the Eighteenth
ward, proposed tnat permanent organizations he
formed III each ward; but this met with considerable
there were great number OF clubs In the various
wards at present, aud it would better subserve the
interests and objects Of the organization to have the
trade in each ward represented as 1t Is now. The
following resolutions were adopted
Resolved That New York demand that
candidates for the suffrage OF her citizens who be
with the administration OF her affairs especially
chief executive officer shall be distinguished by intimate
and knowledge OF her by entire
dom from any influence hostile TO her municipal ndepend
by fidelity of purpo and henteiectuai capacity
discharge duties devoying him with honesty
efficiency.
democracy the Mayoray OF this city,
recognize gentleman who possesses, In preeminent de-
gree ali the qualifications necessary 10 give efficiency and
dignity which he has ably hed which,
In spite the unhoy alliance OF corrupt republicans and
renegade democrats the people oil New York will
elect him.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the democra
tic State and county tickets. Speeches were made
by Judge Freeman OF Pennsylvania, MI. O'Donne,
A. }. Williamson ana Others.
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NIBLo's-LoTTA.- charming little dramatic
sprite had q fine benefit last night, which was
attended by goodly assemblage or her admirers
There were two sparkling pieces, Sterling's come.
dieta Captain Charlotte" and Boucicaut's little
sketch, candy Blake" in each OF which the fair
little benencfd1e assumed the title 6ye Her vvacity
and eXuberant humor kept the audience In good
spirits from first TO last. She VIII appear ut matt
nee to-day and in the evening IN the same bill.
JANAUscHEK's BEsEFIr.-To-night this great ira
gGdienne Will appear for the last time at the Aca-
DENY OF Music IN the r6ie of Lady Macbeth, which
she has made OF her most successful impersona-
uons The closing performance OF her first engage
ment on the English stage mas been set aside as a
benefit Mr.. Montgomery taking the part OF Macbeth.
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A Little More Pluck in rummnnv.

The Tammany leaders have exhibited a
little more pluck this time in their nomina-
fions for Congress. They have selected men
without any regard to compromises. Con-
scious of their power they have shown it in
selecting some good, sound Tammany sup
porters, and have neither huckstered nor
patched up old quarrels with the deserters
In cutting off such democrats as Morrissey and
Fox, and substituting new men like Roberts
and Jones for Congress, they have taken de-
parture from the system of making bar gains
and compromises with delinquents and extend
ing pardons to recusant democrats, which
shows that Tammany appreciates its power
and knows how to use it.
In nominating Fernando Wood for his cid
seat in the national Legislature the Tammany
leaders only pay debt of gratitude to the
man who taught them good deal of what they
know of the political science of governing the
city of New York with the best advantage to
themselves and the people. Fernando Wood
was the original standard bearer of the
people-the arch-rebel who assailed the Tam
many fortress some years ago, from Mozart
Hall, with cannonade that threatened de-
;struction to the. Wigwam and hammered at it
with no mean force. But Mozart Hall glided
away from him like beautiful illusion, and
Fernando, grown older and grayer aud wiser,
is steadfast democrat still that Tammany
can afford to endorse. This is all right. In
the Congressional nominations we observe
that the deserters nowhere appear. Tammany
has shown some pluck and backbone in this
business. No compromise with traitors no
seats in Congress for the secret allies of the
enemy, were evidently the thoughts which
controlled the leaders in making these nomina-
tiOnS
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Our Special Letters from the Old World
Politics and Christianity.

Politics and Christianity.
From Europe and the Holy Land our special
writer's supply the valuable news exhibit
which appears in our columns to-day. They
date in London, in Rome and in Jerusalem
centres of vast wealth, of deep and fervent
faith and Of the birth of the Light which
'ilumines all men who come into the world" :"
We are told Of huge iron-clad ships of war, of
political intrigues, of money making and many
other matters; but we hear little of that incar-
nation of hope and charity which laid nestled
In the manger at Bethlehem, who corrected
the Jewish doctors even when q child, who
drove the money changers from the Temple and
carried His cross to Calvary. Indeed, it ap-
pears as if the grand example of religion
which He set has been either forgotten or
Ignored. Rome sent forth her proclamation
of the dogma Of infallibility The Eastern
Christians were confounded and denied it.
Then the Armenians and other sects COM
menced to dispute and argue among them
selves, until, as we see to-day, the command
almost by the mere quibbles of modern logic,
and that, too, in the sight of the Mount on
which it was delivered.
Britain relies on the carnal weapons almost
completely. She forgets the barefooted
Augustin, the impetuous Luther and the
fervent Wesley, thinking that if she can fortify
her coast securely she will be saved and be
made free if she can only exchange some
destructive torpedo for the grain of mustard
seed mentioned in Holy Writ. Rome, as we
have shown in another article, is more hopeful
under King Victor Emanuel Her system is
being clarified, her ways made straight hourly.
Judging from the premises as set forth by our
writer's, no person can anticipate what may
occur from Rome to Jerusalem at very early
day. Pope Plus the Ninth may terminate his
earthly career cooped up in the Leonine city.
His successor will scarcely endure it, The
Popes will, most likely, leave Rome and
journey still further eastward The Pontiffs
must look to the Orient. Can they ssrecon-
struct'' grand Christian Church in Jerusa
lem? .a
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Great Fire In San FranciscO--Female Physi-
cians Not Recognized by the Faculty.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 81, 1870.
fire on Fremont street last night destroyed three
large mills and nine other bindings Some 200 men
are thrown out OF employment by this disaster. 1t
Is feared that three men perished in the fire. The
less IL over quarter OF a million OF dollars.
The California Medical Society, recently IN session
In this city, re used to admit ladies' members OF
the association.
The First National old Bank of San Francisco was
organized yesterday by the election OF officers. There
are fifteen directors OF tho bank. The capital Is
ST. 00O,000. The institution VIII commence business
on the lst day OF January next.
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Black fscpuhlicanissn.

large and respectable meeting OF the First AS
sembly District Colored Citizens Republican Club
held last evening at the corner OF West Broad
way and North Moore street. julius Freeman presid-
ing.
Caesar Ulysses Chase (colored) spoke at length
showing why the coiored citizens should support
the republican Iarty, to whom, he declared the
negro indebted for the greatest gift and priv.
lege which could be conferred upon him-to be a
freeman and citizen Of the united states. Speeches
were also made by Messrs. smith, Mcfarland and
DR., Kennedy.
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MINNESOTA.

Burning OF the Minneapolis Saw 1IilIs-Loss
S1JO,OOO.
CHICAGO Oct. q, 1870.
The saw mills on the st. Anthony side Of the Mis-
sissippl river, near Minneapolis, were DESTROYED by
fire last night. The dre commenced at six O'Clock,
and originated from the explosion Of o fuid lamp.
The mills were capable OF saving 10000 feet Of
lumber per day. Loss $1500o0; no insurance.
Three huadred men are thrown out OF employment.
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sTATEy ISLAND POLITICS.

The Richmond County Republican Convention ~
sembled at Clifton, Staten Island on Thursday. @.
q. Norvell In the chair Full delegations were pre-
sent from all the towns After listening TO an All.
dress from Mr.. George w. Curtis the Convention
selected the following tcket:-AssembIy Dayld w
Judd, OF Casteton; sheriir, Moses Aston or South
neld County Treasurer. BENJAMIN f. Morris or Mid.
dletown; Oyerseer OF the Poor, j. Blake Hillyer OF
Northteld; Justice. Dr. Colder, of Westned
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RED RIVER.

Fearful Rava2es Of the Smallpox Among
the savages-The Plains Covered with the
Dead.
TORONTO, Oct. 81, 1870.
Advces have reached here from Fort Garry, the
sth inst, via st. Cloud the 2oth that the smallpox
is committing fearful ravages in the West that the
lndlans are dying Ia thousands and the plains are
covered with painted corpses ana that the stencil is
dreadful. The government proposes to send medi-
Cal man there. All was quiet AT Fort Garry.
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lately ruled the First ward. Tho committee were
emphatic In their demand that Mr.. Muller should
VINO could command the strength OF the democracy
n the lower district. lie finally consented 10 take
lie matter INTO consideration, and wi In all proba-
Dllty be the democratic candidate from the First
district.
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The French Mission tor Alliance.

MADRID, Oct. 10, 1870.
The object OF M. Kerarys visit to this city va
rousy stated. He has made no official announce
ment Of his mission to the government. The I'M
preston Is that he seeks an offensive and defensive
alliance by representing that Italy VIII join France
II Spain does. Should this be his purpose, 1t is
said, he will certainly fail.
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Nicholas Muller for Assembly in the First
District.

number OF the leading citizens Of the First and
Third wards waited on Mr.. Nicholas Muller last
evening to request his acceptance OF the nomination
for Assembly. Mr. Muller at first declined, stating
that he desired no office tor himself but wanted
SIMPLY to work for the good OF the democratic party
n opposition TO the thieves aud murdcrcrs who have
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

The PdU Mall Gazette has an article on the gov.
ernmenl control of the telgraphs, in which 1t adj
duces facts ana figures to slow that the business OF
telegraphing has declined ance the Postal Depart
ment assumed its management. 1t says the es l.
mates in the budget OF the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer belied by the even, So far from realizing
the profit Of al2oOoo predicted by Mr. Low from the
telegraph service, the government will be fortunate
If the receipts pay the expenes.
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Mozart Conventions.

several Mozart Conventions which were appointed
to take ilace last evening failed to meet The only
one which assembled was that Of the Fourth Assem-
bly district lhis convention nominated John J.
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SCOTLAND.

German steamship in Shelter.
EDTNBURG Oct II, 1870.
The German steamer Westphalia OF the Hamburg
American line, is still at Leith awaiting orders
The exploring steamer Arctic from Davis Straits,
has arrived at Dundee.
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BELGIUM.

General sheridan in brussels.
BRUSSELS, Oct. II, 1870.
General Sheridan, OF the United States Army, is in
this city,
The report that Marshal MacMahon had arrived
here Is untrue.
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Young Dem ocracy Nominations.

CONGRESSIONAL.
the foung Democracy last evening made the fol-
lowing Congressiona. nominations
Fourth district-John Fox.
Filth dlstrlct-Jonn Morrlssey.
ASSEMBLY.
Thirteenth distrlct-Mchael Gallagher
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Thirteenth ward-FOr School tshort term,-Wash-
fngton Thomas.
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drew his name. Mr. KinsSia made few remarks
declaring himself 10 be a friend Of the worincman
Notwithstanding the reports 10 she contrary.
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SPAIN.

Cubnn Affairs In the CaIanct-uope for the
Throne
MA,RID, Oct. 10, 1870
Via London. (
Topetes newspaper organ here advocates the
granting Of liberal reforms 10 Cuba Immediately.
and urges the governments to seek glory in that d.
rection Prim, though visited by CASTELAR, and
others, makes no disclosure OF his policy or inten-
tIons.
1t reported that the candidature of the Duke OF
Aosta for the throne OF SPAN has been denntiyeIy
accepted.
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An Established Remedy. Gy.-"Brown's Rron-
CH1AL TROChES' widely known established
remedy for Coughs Colds Bronchitis Hoarsenes and other
troubles Of the Threat and Lungs Their good reputation
and exteus has brought limitations represented
be the Obtain only ''Browns Bronchial Iroches'
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British Opinions Of United
States Minister Morton.
MAZZIN1 NOT YET FREE.
France SOlicits Spanish ALI
anCe.
DEATH OF BALFE, THE COMPOSER.
ENGLAND.

What Politicians say Of an American States
man-Tho Catholic Papnl MOyement-Denth
Of Balfc, the C0mposcr-Specio i'm the Bank
LONDON, Oct 81, 1870.
The Pau Man Gazette referring to the appoint
ment OF Hon. .. p. Morton Minister to the Court
OF ST. James, says:-"A thoroughly incompetent
person Is selected to represent the United States in
England ana Is instructed, first TO bully, and next
to threaten THIS incompetent person hesitate s.
probably prererring q domestic sklrmish with the
democrats 10 war with England.u
M. W. Balle the musical composer, died to-day,
aged sixty years.
The Catholic hierarchy Of Great Britain have
issued protest against the action OF the italian
government In occupying the Papal territory They
Call upon all good Catholics TO form prayer unions
to protest against the treatment Of the Pope ana to
prepare documents on the subject which may be
made the basis Of an appeal 10 the British Paria-
ment.
The specie on hand at tle Bank OF England de-
creased f326, 600 sterling during the week.
An address was presented to President Roye, OF
Liberia. at Bridge House, London Bridge, yesterday,
by a deputation headed w Mr.. Cave, M. z. The
Earl OF Shafesbury sent etier to Mr.. Roye saying
he had intended to be present. and apologizing for
his absence letter was received from Mr.. Moran,
the Secretary Of the Amerran Legation, also apoo-
gizng for his inability be present ON the Interest
lug occasion. The depntaGion was composed OF
well known public men ant merchants.
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The second Congressional Convention.
The New York Second District Congressional De-
mocratic Convention was held yesterday afternoon
at Nelson's Hotel, on Flatbush road, when Ihomas
KinseIla was nominated for Congress py acclama'
ton. 1t was thought that Judge Troy would lie a
contestant for the donor, but that gentleman Will
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EIarriag re and Cctibacy.-lssays for Young
men on great social evils which interfere with marriage
with sure means reef for the crrng and unfortunate
sent Tree In sealed envelopes Address HOWAKD ASSO-
CIATIOS, No 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
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Archbishop Bni!inraeon, q Quebec

Archbishop BniiuraeOn, o. Quebec.
The death of Charles Francois de Baillargeon.
Roman Catholic Primate of Canada, Archbishop of
Quebec Bishop OF Tloa In par.t1us, and Count
of the Holy Roman Empire, Is announced. after a
lingering disease, somewhat accelerated by ocean
voyages, and which had compelled his speedy return
from the Ecumenlcal Council. He was man of
unusual ability as theological authority tireless
pastor. and of such purity OF life and mildness Of
character that he might have sat for Kugo's Gentle
Bishop OF "Les laiseraDes. M0nseigneur Bailar-
ge0n was born at 1le-auX-Grues, Quebec, April 25
l79S. and was ordained by Bishop Duplessls June
1922. His early curacies were OF places near
Quebec-St Roch, ST. FRANCOIS d0rleans, pAnge-
Gardieu and Chateau Richer. In 1881 he became
curate or Quebec. Here he remained nineteen years
and in 1850 sent Rome, acting as Vicar Gene
ral OF the Archbishop; While at Rome January II.
1851, he was consccrated bishop OF Tloa partious
and Coadjutor Bishop OF Quebec. The ceremony
took place IN the LaZarst church. and the consecrat
ing Ot1iclapts were Cardinal Fransoni Archbishop
Hughes ana Bishop MazenOd, OF Marseies, founder
OF the PereS Oblats. He was at the same time
named Count OF the Holy Roman Empire. Arch
bishop Turgeon OF Quebec, dying suddenly, Bishop
Balargeon succeeded him In the archlepiscopacy
August 28, 1867. In 1862 he took prominent part
In the canOnzation OF the Japanese martyrs and In
1869 again visited Rome to take part in the debera-
tions o1 the Ecnmenical Council.
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FRANCE.
Dunlns sill Dying.

LONDON, Oct. 21, 1870.
Dumas, pere Is lying al a small town near DIeppe,
insenslble and dying, from paralysis. His son ana
daughter are with him.
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UcHfncss.-The
II the is percepbe, singing noises
in the head and enables deaf to hear distinctly nj
church pubic assemblies Treatise Deafness and Ca
tarrh with Means OF Cure. sent free . .
DIR. 4. HUNT srILw ELL 562 Broadway, N. y.
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Dr. Sacc's Cutnrrh Remcdy.-S5OO Reward
Sold by druggists by cents
pamphlet free Address Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo,
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Every Genuine BOtt.e Of Congress Water
has large &c" raised upon the None genuine sold
drau,h Depot, "a Chambers street.
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Ladies', Misses, Gents and Boys Boots
and shoes. Excellent IN quality, moderate 10 prices.
MILLER 4 CO., No. Union square.
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David's Fall styles of Gcntlemen's Hats
are decidedly the incest OF the Saesroom 299a
BruadwaY, near Duane street.
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laval Havana Iottery.-Prixes Paid in
rold Information furnished The highest rates paid for
Ioubloors and all kinds oil Gold ana Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers IL Wall street, New York.
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stan,merina and Other Lingaal Impede
"e"s Dr. T. wINTHALL No. l Great Jones
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A.-Earth quake don't create half J. great
q sensation the CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHES ara
creating just among those having colds hoarsenesa
or core throats
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The Marquis oil Hatfield, Mt Present So-
iounng Gotham, yesterday visited No. 32 Broadway
Fulton street. where hNOX tho Natter prevails and
of those superb tiles for which
rcmarking after suisiny hmse that neither
Paris could turn out such exquisite KNOX
smiled baudy at the high compmeu.but well Of
that fact before.
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A.-HcstOrer Amer,cn for the Hair. Tho
only clear preparation without sediment, the world that
viii color dsperse dandrur and cleanse the scalp
Sold by all druggists.
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A.--FOr Stylisn and Elegant Hat, mt Pcpu-
lar prices to DOUGAES l02 Nassau street.
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Afl<tusOn's tof Lonaon English Pcrfumerv-
Sephauots Gardenia and others The genuine only at j. c.
r. sHTON'S broadway, corner Of Twentyhith street.
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water I,
the only known remedy for It. Depot. 46 CliG street.
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CANAL rRsIGsrS.

OswEG0, Oct 81, 1870.
Canal treghts higher; wheat l2c .and barley lie.
to New York.
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A.-Rusllton's II. W. Cod Liver Oil Is bound
to take the lead for its purity other No. IL Bar
law afre
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The New York Third District Congressional De-
moeratic Convention met last night as the head.
quarters OF the Democratic General Conmittee IN
Court street, when Major General Henry W. Slocup
was unanimously Nominated for the position.
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A Little Republican Earthquake.

The kentonltes and Murphy men composing the
Third Assembly District Republican Association held
two Assembly conventions at No. 375 Broome street
last evening, the first of Which wound up with a
bout at fisticus. The first convention met at seven
p NJ, marshalled by "Billn Bors and after several
short talks adjourned without nominating. AS they
were about to leave the room one OF the gentlemen
connected with the fenton party put his back
For a short time there was considerable afririg
and lifting, and although the strong walls
were not seen to shake 10 their foundations
the chairs were certainly seen to leave their former
positions with rapidly scarcely precedented. Pro-
m5cuous shoulder hitting was induged In between
the Aforesaid Borst, thil Halleck and Thoras Mcn-
Tyre; the more tilnorouS rushed from the ha H. and
loud eXcamatl0ns were heard issuing from the
crowd AT last peace was secured by the interyen-
ton OF several friendly powers outside. and after
ndulging IN some lager and insructng our reporter
as TO what he shoud say ABOUT the affair, the BOrst
faction LETT and tile Fentonites convened, but did
not nominate.
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Finest Boat Built in this Country j.
exhibition at INGERSOLLS Boat Bazaar, lJs
South built for the dstn gushed Spanish wild bull
hunter, Thomas rousa Esq, OF Porto Rico. Admission
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when You 3uy n stfsramaco,s SEQ Tint IL
10 genuine aul has Guanaco trade mark,
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CrisfnaOr0's Unrivnllcd Hair Dye.-SOld
and applied his wig and scalp factory, No Aator House