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DAN. GARDNER IN GRIEF.
A sheriff In the show Bus,nes..

Sherif Myers, of this county, received authority
from parties in Philadelphia to levy upon the circus
department OF Gardner Forepaughs 'Model Circus
and Monster Menagerie," which was announced to
exhibit in this city this afternoon and evening Ac-
cordingy, yesterday he despatched Deputy Sheriff
Hess to Reamstown, where 1t then was, and where
the execution was served. The deputy at once took
charge OF the concern and accompanied it to this
city. The execution is against Dan Gardner and
John Forepaugh, and amounts to about $4,000.
Inasmuch as the show advertised for
this city, Sheriff Myers did not feel disposed
to "be rough" on the parties, but allowed
them to MI their bill for this afternoon and
evening, and at the close of the performance will
take charge of all the horses and appurtenances be-
longing to the concern when an Inventory viii be
taken, the stock advertised and then sold at shers
sale unless an arrangement is effected in the
time. IL is proper to state that the collection OF ami
mails or the menagerie department. is not subject
to the execution as it belongs to other parties The
Deputy Sheriff accompanied the caravan in it's
march through the streets this morning and at
tracted considerable attention. 1t is probably the
frat time in the history OF the sherifs of Lancaster
county that one has been called upon TO run show
on so extensive a scale.-Lancastsr Ecpress, last
evening.
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LEGAL TNTELLxGEWcE.
Trial of Counterfeiters.

United States District Court-Jndge Caducalader.
This morning the Court was engaged with the tria
Of two cases, in which the charge was that OF pass
ing counterfeit money. The first that in which
Charles frederick was the accused, and though the
evidence was direct in proving that in January he
passed a counterfeit one dollar note at a tavern in
Beaver Valley, Columbia county, yet he had to De
acquitted by the directions of the Court, because
Columbia county is in the Western district, and
therefore the oilense was not cognizabe here He
WILL however, be retained in custody, and be sent to
Pittsburg for trial.
The next was that of Henry Ream, charged
with dealing in counterfeit money a la" The Doodle
game. The defendant was tried in the Quarter Ses-
sions few days since upon the charge of highway
robbery in the perperation OF this very game, and
was acquitted The evidence was TO the effect that
he and another man, who is also under Indictment,
arranged to have meeting with one jacob ZOll,
butcher for the purpose OF selling him blank paper
under the guise OF counterfeit money; and at this
meeting Ream showed Ioll some excellent counter
feits of bank notes. made he said, from plates OBJ
tanned from the Treasury ana offered 10 sell him 500
for CAS- good money. Zoll, however, could not buy
then, but upon meeting him later in the evening told
him he had only $40 then, and therefore could not
make the purchase. Ream then snatched the money
out of his hand, tripped him to the ground and ran
away. The policeman who arrested Rean said the
latter told him he had been ndulgng in the Doodle
game. The case is yet on trial
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FROM .WEW YORK.
Honors TO FarraEut.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Mayor has ordered
the municipal flags to be displayed at half-lnast
to-day and bells TO be tolled for half an hour, in
respect to the memory of the late Admiral
Farragut. The Custom House will be closed at
noon for the same reason.
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. l7.-Stocks strong. Money
easy 3@4 per cent Gold 1171 b-2Os, 1862 coupon,
1925; do. 1864, .do III do. 1865, do, li14 do.
1Oa1S. Virginia skies, new 63 Missouri skies, 9O4
N. Y. Central and Hudson River, soA; Erie, 22I
Reading, 81; Adams Express, Go; Michigan Cen
tral, l1S; Michigan Southern, 92A Illinois Central
1876; Cleveland and Pittsburg 106H Chicago and
Rock Island, 1141s; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 81
Western Union Telegraph 34H.
New York Produce Market
NEW YORK, Aug. l1.-Cotton dull sales 400 bales
prices unchanged. Flour steady sales 5000 barrels.
winter red az 81 '40@1 az Corn steady; sales 5000
bushels new mixed Western at S69Ssc. Oats steady.
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FROM THE R.4CLFIC COAST
Treasure Remittanees,

SAN Francisco, Aug. 16.-The treasure re-
mittances last week overland to New York
amounted to $2S2, 900.
Arizona Politics.
In Arizona Sylvester Mowry is stumping the
Territory against Mccormick.
Indians Killed.
The troops have killed thirty-three Indians in
the past three months.
The Mines
are fourishing, and the quartz erushers are fhlly
employed, and the placers vigorously worked.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. l1.-Cotton unchanged. Flour
quiet and steady Wheat frmer for choice amber ;
other grades dull: amber, 81 bO@1 go good TO prime
6b; Western, 81 '45. CorD-White, sftSi10;
yellow, sl@l 05. Oats, t5@4sc. Rye 7s9s5c. Mess
17Z@1ec. clear do, 1s491skc.; shoulders 1b56@
1bxc. Hams, 96c. Lard dull at 17@1TNc. Whisky
unchanged
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
ZINE DRESS, IMPROVED SHOULDER
SEAM
u a IT II L X N - NJ i R Il -,
MADE BY 3. EAYRE,
ONLY. To- wfm4msp
IS N. SIXTH ST.. below Arch.
ART EXHIBITION.
orr FREE EXHIBITION
AT
CHAS. f. HAsELTINES GALLERY,
No. 1925 CHESTNUT STREET,

BRAUNs FAMOUS PANORAMIC VIEWS OF
Berlin Potsdam, CharlottenbuIg, Coblentz. Heidel-
berg, Jena, Wemar, Erfurt, Ems aden-Baden,
Weisbaden Brussels, Amsterdam, Waterloo, Liege
Ypres, Rotterdam, Utrecht etc. etc.
complete set Of the Berlin Museums and interior
views OF all the in the various royal palaces
OF Prussia.
Particular attention is drawn to the fact that In
few DAYS 100 views the Rhine and it's fOrti1ca-
tons as never before seen will be exhibited. II 10
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFIoE,l
Wpduoedav AuO II IoT0 Z

EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFIoEl
Wednesday, Aug. II, 1870. I
The money market, on the whole, is emphati-
cally dull both on business and speculative ac-
count. The demand for call loans is extremely
light, rejecting the absence of spirit at the Stock
Board, but business men are beginning to fore
cast the future in view of a pressure for money
and consequent stringent market. Business
paper is offering more freely, though the supply
is only limited. Rates are not materially
changed but firm.
Gold is quiet but stronger. Sales opened at
11719 and closed at 11794, an advance of "a.
Government bonds are also dull and weaker.
Thestock market was not very active utsteady.
In State loans there were sales of the war cou-
pom 6s, at 103 City IS were moderately
active, with sales of the new bonds at 1919.
Sales of Reading Railroad at 4St04S'31, b. o.
North Pennsylvania at 4015, and Lehigh Valley
at 575S; Pennsylvania was quiet but steady;
sales at 5S%. 3714 was bid for Catawissa pre-
ferred and 81 for Philadelphia and Erie.
In Canal shares there were sales of Lehigh at
49, with 171s bid for Schuylkill preferred. The
rest of the list was quiet but steady.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported 10y De Haven Bro No. 40 S. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
.sSS ffSSS city ss NeT 60 Sh PeRna
$1,000 Pa GP Is So sss fSS sSS SS $50 3 :
$500 & IN IS, ,s9 900 do. Is. b6O. 4sA
$500 Len Gs, 07. s9A 100 do .ls.2d. 4s
80 sh Pa 4 49,. ... lO 100 sn Len St. ST.. $50:
NARR & LADEER, Brokers, report this morning
Gold quotations as follows:-
1000 A. .111lG 1109 A. .M..........1t7&
1910 " ...........117%l111O ............l175S *
1915 " ...........l11KI111 /" ...........117&
101G ...........117}S 1920 L. P.M...........1lT9S
JAY COOKE & 20. quote Government securities as
follows:-U s. 6s OF 1884, 114%@114S; o-2Os of 1862,
ll2@ll2M: do. 1854, lll@1ll4; do. Nov. 1865,
lll@11l2g: do do, July, 109%@1l0h; do. do, 1861,
1OsA Pacincs, ll12S@1l21s: Gold, 1179s.
MEssRs. De HAVEN & BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations.
u s. 6s Of 1851 1142s@114%; do 1862, 1l2K@l12}i
do. 1854 ll1@il13s; do 1865, 1llH@ll1s4 do. 1855
new, 1s@102a do 1867, do 110A@11016; do. 1865
do. 1lo14a1loN; 1O-4Os, losh@1Os9s. u. s. 80 Year
per cent Currency, i1lI@ll2; Due Comp. Int
Union Pacific Railroad 1st Mort Bonds, s2O@s3O; I;
Central Pacific Railroad, s55@s70; Union Pacific
Land Grant ROnda 7hh@170.
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sale Of .,crap Iron.

sale Of scrap Iron.
Special Despatch 20 The BUentfs Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.--There ie shortly to
be sale OF large quantity of scrap iron at
the Washington Yard, under the Bureau of
Steam Engineering.
The U. ~ Steamer Wabash
is to be docked at Boston.
Respect FarraHut.
The Navy Department closed at noon to-day
out of respect to the memory of Admiral
Farragut.
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Lieutenant Smith, of the Delaware Harbor
force, found Kossuth hat and a dinner-ketLle
on Vine street wharf. The articles are supposed
TO belong to some one who has drowned him
self
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WIFE BRATER.-Matthew Yost, living at
Front and Otter streets, has been held by Alder
man Shoemaker to answer the offense OF Beating
his wife last evening.
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DEsILvER's WAR MA very cheap and
convenient war map has Just been published by
Desilver, which will be found handy to have in
the house by those who wish to follow the
movements of the hostile armies. There is a
complete map of Europe, with separate maps of
Germany and France. all on the same sheet.
AN UNeRATEFUL SoN.-James Lynch, aged
preferred by his mother of stealing from her a
silver watch and chain, wedding ring and a
gold pencil. Alderman Pancoast heard the case
and sent the boy to the House of Refuge.
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specie shipments.

specie shipments.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Idaho takes out
SS5, 600 and the China S1,396 $50 in specie
today.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
(By Cable

by Ca6le.)
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL = Arrived out, steamship
Vile de Paris from New York.
by Itlegraph.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Arrfved, steamships Dem
mark, from Liverpool and Moro Castle, I'm Havana.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An unsuccessful at
tempt to rob the cigar store of Daniel Baker,
No. 1914 Ridge avenue, was made at 2 o'clock
this morning. The noise made by the thieves
awakened the inmates of the establishment.
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Steamer Miville, Renear, from New York, with
mdse. to Whitall, Tatum Co.
Steamer Guiding Star, McDonough, from Norfolk,
with lumber to captain.
Br. schr Sybil, Almeda, 80 days from Rosario, in
ballast to Isaac Hough & Morris.
Schr NJ Vassa, Kelley, from New Bedford, with
mdse.
Schr H. Blackman, Jones, fm Warren, R. l., with
schr e. B. Shaw, Shaw, from Boston, with ice to
captain.
with Ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Dolphin, Rose, from Leechvile, n. c., with
shingles to J. w. Gaski Sons.
Schr James NJ. MalOy, Russell, 5 days from Bos-
ton, with ice to Penn Ice Co.
Schr James Ponder, Hudson, from Kennebec, with
ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Lena Hunter, Perry, from Kennebec, with
ice to KnicKerbOcker Ice %.
Sehr William Tice, Tice, from Kennebec, with ice
TO KnickerbOcker Ice Co.
Schr Ravens Wing, York, from Boston.
Schr Mary Weaver, Weaver, from Boston.
Schr Casper Heft, Shoe, from Richmond, Va.
Schr /. & A. Babcock, Smith, from Boston.
Schr Henry Croskey, Potter, from New York.
Schr A. s. Cannon Cobb, from Boston.
Schr William Walton, Hunter, from Boston.
Schr Salie S. Godfrey, Godfrey from Boston.
Schr Julia Nelson, Cavalier, from Warebam.
Schr d. Davidson, Smith, from Boston, with mdse.
BELOW.
on the Lightshp, brigs Ida, from Porto Rico, and
Samuel Welsh, from Boston. on Bombay Hook,
schrs Jas. Satterthwate, I'm Boston, and Nellie STAR
Special Despatch TO The Euentng Telegraph.
HAVRE-DE-GRAcE, Aug 1.-THE following boats
left this morning In tow:-
j. Dubois with lumber to Patterson Lppincott
Verona, with coal, for Chester
VIM. E. Mclaughlin with coal, for Delaware City.
Minnie, with coal, for Darby creek.
MEMORANDA.
Ship City of Hamilton, Phillips, hence for DantZlc
was spoken July 25, lat. so, long. 81.
Br. steamers China, Macauley, for Liverpool via
Queenstown; Idaho, Price, for Liverpool; and Vir-
ginia, Andrews for Havre, cleared at New York
yesterday.
spoken l4th inst, on Nantucket
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AN OWNER WANTED.-six pieces of gingham
were picked up last night on Broad street, near
the Masonic Temple. They are at the Sixth
District Police Station awaiting an owner.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
LA, Mill II A. M......sll Up. NJ .Sh
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CLKARED THIS MORNING
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Nor. bark Gannemede, Nelson, Copenhagen, 1
Westergaard d Co.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .......... AUGUST l,
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CAsUALTIEs.-William Miller had a thumb
hay-cutting machine in an establishment at
Twenty-fourth and Bucknell streets.
X. j. Radcliffe was badly cut about the head
and body yesterday, by falling through the
hatchway at an egg-packing store on Callowhill
street, uear st. John.
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4 SwINDLER.-A night or two since man
giving the name of Charles Walter introduced
himself to John Reimer residing at No. 230
him in, led him, and accommodated him with
lodgings for the night. Next morning the hostin-
troduced Charles to a tobacco dealer named
Francesca Luis, who gave the latter a quantity
of cigars and to dispose of on commission. He
was also provided with license. Since then
Charles has not been seen, and 1t is imagined
that he has reciprocated the kindness shown
him by decamping.
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Il HIRD EDITION
The Victorious PruSSIanS /!
The French DemOralized
A Disastrous Retreat!
TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Rumors of Cabinet Changes.
The Reduction ef the Debl.
Etc, Etc. ETC.. Etc. Etc.
A Disastrous Retreat!
TO-DlY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Rumors of Cabinet Changes
The Reduction Of the Debt.

Etc, Etc. ETC.. Etc. Etc.
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stock Qnotnrlons by Telegraph 2 p. Nj.
Pacific Mail Steam.

Glendipnng, Davis 90. report through their New
York House the following
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A HIGHwAYMAN.-Las evening gentleman
while walking along st. John street, near Wood
was approached by fellow, who, without say
ing WORD, drew blackjack and struck him
over the head. The cries of the injured mar
attracted the attention of policeman, who ar.
rested one John Keen. The prisoner had a
hearing before Alderman .Cahill, who bound
him over in $500 bail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
rRFPARING FOR THE EEPEATEEi
TANlNlANY'S LITTLE SWINDLES.
GAS LAMPS IN FRONT OF LIQUOR sALooNS-A
IMPRESSIVE PUMP.

o@h'@NN~'S nav
IMPRESSIVE PUMP.
Tammany so thriveS by thicving that Totty
larcenies are committed upon the people as readily s
colossal robberes. There IS wide gulf between such
wholesale frauds the poutce pavement and tho
dimnutive outrage Of furnishing faithful partisan with
Light at the public expense, but both are perpetrated,
and so the Ring is necessarily occupied with endeayois
TO lift the minor peccado 20 tie dignity Of vastness by
frequent repetitiOns OF The ofense.
II has become custom with every Councilmen TO give
glitter to the exterior Of the rumml Of every service
able adherent his district by having passed resoln-
ton to place and light "a gas-amp before MS d0or.
Every lamp costs the city at least treble what 1t Is
worth in the first instance, and $50 year for the gas II
consumes There are hundreds Of these extra lamps
now scattered the city, and as additions are con-
stany making them the larceny not so petty as it
appears. just now the Common Council have pend
ing before them resolutions 10 place ana ASht
these lamps in front Of No. "a East FOurtA-st, No.
1913 East Sixtyrsts Nos. 80 and go EiShthave, ana
No East Eghth-st In the last case, two large orna-
mental lamps ordered TO be placed and lighted TINS
seems little lar, until ii is remembered that inc
house is hOuOrcd as the meetingplace Of the William
NJ Tweed Association Of the Fifteenth Ward Evidently
Mr. Tweed does rot intend that his devOees shall grope
in darkness while the city has dollar to pay for the
illumination Of their path.
But Tdmmany has other means than gas-amps Tor
making the people pay their piper Not long ago the ar
very brilliant operation OF this kind albeit in small
way There was some complaint OF the force-punp by
which water was obtained but experts, upon exana-
ton declared it could he made erviceabe by the ex-
nendure OF dollar for repairs. AS Its first cost was
only s5 there was opportunity here for encouraging
economy. But Tammany failed TO improve 1t, ana the
affair concluded by the subst tOh OF "a he" put oo
cide0ly inferior pump, at a cost OF S275.
These are but two Of the hundreds o. devices by which
Tammanv cOrruptly diverts the public revenues 10 per
uee How many OF these thieves there are, ana the
rard total of these small swindes, will be known whn
M ,ty Controller his courage to the point OF IL
sning the Auditors Report, which he las 30 long sup
pressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
THE INDIANS
TIE p.KorAs AND NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD

Tup n.VorAs AND NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.
y.yyroy. DIT, Oct 19.-Thcre are indica-
tions of knoty question to be settled between the
Northern Pacific Railroad and certain tribes OF Indians
i'm t, Territory. Tho three tribes known as the AricK
aocs eros Vcne and Mandans have llyed together as
ono neoplo for many in the vicinity of Fort Der
,hd ncor which point the railroad will cross the Mis-
srri piver They have friends Of the whites ever
aimee signing their first treaty years ago. ana seem very
stro,cIv di,posed to remain 80. For year or two.
boveyer they have complained That thcy nave Deoh
roc,ectcd whlle the waIke Sioux have been well fed
Tho, have really had cause for murmurng, but 1t has
part,sv arisen from tho failure OF their crops, the
nron,i,tiops having based upon tho belief that
thew would be largely selfsupportng and whom their
crops have been short they have been very poorly sup
nlicd with food They have also been constantly mar
assed nv the Sioux and THE TRIBUNE qute recently
unfinished An account Of an attack mido upon Slah
marty of Mandans VINO were returning 70 camp from
hrnt etu os they express It, they must starye In
camn n their Young do not risk their hVeS III nuht
i6 e. c ooh o, September, tho chief engineer OF me
49, di,sion of tine Northern Pacifc Railroad arrived
nj Fort nerthOd, and stated that C.eI a. ~. i"
100 miles i'm width, had becn granted 10 the Ioipa ny,
Tne n"cnt writes that he had taken care TO keep ms
statement from the Indians as long As Io' t a, a9
hone that something might DO done IN tne NJ oG hi
TRpSo indians claim that COMMISSIONER IRON Washing
ton several years ago, aBfeea. On and
caying the greater part OF their hunting groug Gnu h
the pycs o{ their dead and living In peace WIN tne
whites TO give them reservation VIII" f n9 me Nj
mcnce nj the mouth OF Heart RIVER, looW ny oV MS
snur river Including all the river on both sides OF H. 70
tb orth of the Yellowstone; thence up the Yellow
stone TO the mouth OF Powder hrer son 700 fhe ma
treaty was subsequently recognized In ,1 lsSI WHEN
Commissioners were again sons ,oc,,ed ON tSnIr
land. This tract Is about 200 miles -. i Tnis
and 100 wide and IT, az u seems o' near Fort berthoId
and thence valley Of the Ss S:n
Will traverse the entire length OF t' mi ~ hnnnds
To- aud talc every alternate section WITHIN l,s pous
mnny acres Of the the vicinity Of rG aho Bs ndan
no. slso neon broken up and cultivated ny inc nuhs
bls aIso ,aneat II A quite evident that the GOV
eminent has not that this entire ad nbH wnf 10
belong Indiana or NJ ieast ro@,rded IT, never.
tLelea' Thcy seem 90 have been ,ce.u,y or,a
blo INA ALI thor demands. aud wsu' uatp WV" p'Au"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
jlolilieal Notices.

The People ngninsf the Ring "A Grand MASS .BETis0
Of The REGULAR D3MOCRAcY an those N Of honest
eiybtbs ami Broadway on TUESDAY, lNENG. Oc - a.3o cs
no Ttiy the nomination Of 1lIOS. 4 LLDSIrI en-. Rhi ON
rHoS A. LEDwru Ja e. TO- = BA.A.T iioa l.K., CAY
ToS, Gen wv ) IiiLi}se ,nl Others q. t,...
roswell d. HArcH, WN II. Rooney. Secr,t1rie-
Notice Repubiicans-No arrangement having e Hie ~
Republican utrsl Committee io the natuaIatn 9"
can psitf and favor voting she State A d. BY st~a' -
wood.ord can have b ton ATTENDED TO yspb nr.s
Firsl Assembly luc. AsoC ton Rooms. corner OF H'l'H
aul es, BroadNay All optnse will be Pi 3 - ,,r
President Frsi Assembly Dtre' A'sF'h''h
P3rv ,ascTbly Di,trict-A Inioa ns-iin{ mi rs
auspices of the ush Republican. and Folders ape y TvtS
Foufta A D District w., 5, er. 81.
dress the meeting and all freais tDenoeaS' 1-' ~ "
invited TO attend. - N. ,.i., ,,.,.h
'iu Srr,inttna CcnyeniioE, bed on mona'
evening bs vote nonpatng wILLAh |. ' &c
and ar s'e le9le ~, Of hs PA Assembly Drthc dee u 10
uoslbe TO elect Republican 70 tns H. lion e. 10 sou
,ehSs ~ US an 10 he MICE o that center Of Io a.
tbat comlisat al that Is % a Johpso ,ols ne r 30
Tamnany MAJ he prpgb oad dat-i and hts the hol =
jon sou and his political e., M Tnm.Sy casVsx can
eonsn9 1 70 Scro Joha Hoffman, therefore be II ~
diie ior No. M. Assembly Convection DO hereby Teeoleni ne
ssorel Ih , "a lei 10 support the said CHRISTOPHER JOIN
SoS Who Is ssn candidate IN opposition 70 'se n.R
JosEPn DsCosrA Sec . . -
The ps fTae.lly EVENING AZ 80 Bai.aE sileai
y fIwoNBLY Col DA COSTA PHILIP tsask s
A e Ih - TnonsE11 r. J. DussrSo Jr secrciares
,.,..,,h Assembly District Republican Association.
a ra as9,s @seoas S' bed :, KSIgHoSS PS..a ssf
q. JossPn Eucn eecresa}.
-Wnshlnaion flights Noodfsrd nni Aanitn,ln l Si.t
Of the nth sembl lfci WI me u i,' - ~
nj. sires, the n,osg. D.. H. Pevt rNs wm H. tntHe Ses