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New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

Democrats of the Seventh Ward favor the
nomination of Col Wm Il Roberts for Congress from he
Ivth District
The Democrats Of the Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Wards urge the nomination Of Matthew l.
Brennan for Sheriff
The Matthew T. Brennan Association Of the
Fifteenth Ward recommends tho denomination VI Charles
T. LOew for County Clerk.
The Charles Z. Loew Club of the Seventeenth
Ward promise generous support 70 DIT LoeW IN MS
efforts TO be reelected County Clerk
grand public meeting, under the auspices
OF the Thirteenth Ward wood'ord and Kaufman Cam
psign Club s announced for this evening a. Lyon Hall
No 470 Grandst
The Citizens Association of Mount Vernon
has nominated the following Board Of Education
Trustoesfull term Of three yeaTsl b. liltOn Jtnes
Howisnd and Dr. Gregory zone year. Andrew j. Barr
Treasurer j. 5. VsnCourt Clerk and Librarian. WIN =
sleight
A meeting of the Democratic Editorial Asso-
csffon OF NewJersey held yesterday at the Opera
House in Paterson for the purpose Of discussing matters
pertinent TO the Pail campaign. Ia tse evening the
members were entertained 1T the resderoe OF Col Raj
fartY the Congressional nominee, who wa serona1ed Dy
the PassaiO DeuoTatlO CiuDs
The c0lored citizens Of MOrrisania have
formed Union RePubcsn AssooApGn: v WIN Scnp u
H. Hogarth, Secretary; Reuben Murray, TTeasurer.
ySas held 10 81 Pauls r. Church Merose At
sbseGuent meoting hed in the church. four new mem
hers we're admitted and the nominations OF the f1puDu
can state Convention were raunod'
The call. which appeared IN the Newark pa
pers OF Monday TO the opponents OF George a. hasey
Pam
h In that ety resulted In the assembly OF cOnsder-
able number OF Mr. Haseys friends At the place but no
pSrsr an,eared who was willing 20 acknowledge one
ntborfip Of the call and they proceeded 70 organize
meeting npOB their account Ihe haiIey meeting
proved very enthusiastic. and several enectVe speeches.
made. , ,u .
The Republcans of the Twentieth Ward OF
RrCoklyu assembled l.st evening al their heAug ~
In nberIand-st the Hon. William 1toOailon ID sne
chair and organized WOodfOrd ana khuimAnh Can ~
paIgn Club with the following list OF 0~nlet5s ~ 81 -
h lansing President Anthony II CainpDel r. a
Dor..y William Mntanye, John French, X ~ noheu1'
John b Norris. George Lit5e, wee PIeHI9en'S S
tAry George Hayward Treasurer. The non Jvnh up
Berry Finance Committee. A. O. john. NI' - nVVi S
ward j. C. Crown. Stirring addresses were VI sue ~
Col. Lansing Mr.. Goodrich and others ana i'' mum
ber VI Republicans enrolled their nAnts'
At the meeting Of the General COinmlttee Oh
the New Tammany Hall Democratic Reform $50
held last evening at Masonic Hall IN Thntec ST. Jaoop
Cohen In the chair Committee appointed W 0ohie.
with the various anti iTammaDy ORGANIZATIONS Ioporeu
that n delegates had been sent 20 ltDChesef 70 Naon
the pryceedngs Of tbe state Convention, ana rocol
meDdSd that no acton be taken until those dticsa1s
shan have rsB0rted Printed lss OF the ward ana pop
efA Committees Jf the Association were disJiibu1p
Committee 0f nyo ~Aa appointed to secure permanent
bcad1ulrters a3d the Chairman Rt tDst lCJo1 W os
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
OPERA BUFFERS,

SPIRITED ENCOUNTER BETWEEN jim FISK AND
MAX MARETZEK-FIsK THE VICTOR.
An unlOOked-fOr scene occurred yesterday
afternoon the rehearsal OF the Opera Boufe com
psny at the Grand Opera House. Max Msretzek. the
well known impressaro, had been engaged. II appears.
by Mr. Fisk conductor Of the Montaland Opera Boufb
company. On Monday night however. Mr. Maretzek
appeared al seinway Hall leader OF the orchestra OF
the Nilsson company and yesterday afternoon he visited
the Grand Opera House conduct the musical part Of
the opera b0ufe rehearsal. The masculine and femi
nine "opers bOuffers" had al assembled and Mr.
Maretzek was about 10 his baton the
signal for the commencement Of the magic strains, when
James Fisk, r dressed in his usual exrayagant man
ntr, appeared upon the scene. Going up 10 MaretIek
Fisk accused him Of being thief and scOundrel 1t
seems that Maretzek did than conduct the Nilsson
concerts had charged Fisk It alleged, for his
(daretzeks) passage 10 and from Europe. NOtwith
standing that Fisk had paid his passage in advance. MT
Marezek on being accused by his former employer OF
being thief rushed on Fisk and struck at him. Fisk
PARTED the blows and returned the compliment with
vgor and the less -klful in the manly art" Maretzek
came Of the fight with black eye disngured nose
and di,arranged clothing while Fisk retired without
scratch" only slightly disoompOsed, but occasionally
chuckng over his triumph, and saying that MaretSek
beside being ungrateful, was fool, whom he would
whip he had the tamerity to approach him again
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

While the steamer Huguenot was passing
Bedloe's Island last evening, unknown man Juuped
overheard and was drowned
The Joint Committee OF Commuters on the
Morris and Essex Railroad. appointed from Orange aud
Montelar haa appointed committees 70 wait On the D
rectOrs with petition, numerously signed asking That
the obDo Ous rule that Ors commuters stopping
Al Newark without paying extra fare he rcscine Aso
10 collect evidence In OF suits brought for tOrcOe
electnients from the cars.
The Bloomfield, n. j., poisoning case has
assumed still another phase krziah Hinton Yesterday
desired Dr. Mcdowell and clergyman from Bloomfield
10 call and see her cell when she made another
confession. She stated she had been intmidatad BY
Jacob Clark, but now she dosrod t0 tell tho truth sho
then reafrmed her first confession charging Clark with
urging her to perpetrato the deed |ho dreamed
of poisoning DR.. McDOwoIs family until urged 70 10 80
by Clark.
The Rev. Felix r. Farrclly pastor of y,
Jamesa Catholic Church. presented last niSb WIN
t1oby tho u.ambcrs OF hLs cOusI,s ,tl1n. LhpsSh -
RoY. Mr.. Me ksnna tho assistant pastor. Ih" Wy l.,
Al. teoy and h. NJ sfooley chiefly insIr - a
-Fa<s-oy utrjDuoDa i"C Ch,- snroose, ,nsn a "
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

words hut ciea-ing No got vol away, leaving thcir
Opponents ssiern, and pulling hard for NO whom how
ever they could ,,Qt Oyerske. The frat turn OF tbs
Judges boat maSG by Byron and kesam fuiy Tour
lengths ahf al Francis and Finsy. Mosher ana Ryan
drew out of the race before reaching the upper stake
boat the first time The second round Of tho cOurse was
gsmey contested but Byron and helsam came IN ten
lengths ahead. Tme-Byron aud Kesam, 1888; francis
and FinAy. 59.02
For the second race singIe sculs. the entries were
II Blue, W. III. Hayes John BigliD, NJ. GIenny, Eilis
Ward John Blue. John Kyle. and Frank Bell Ward WA
the winner by little than length ia 1sB6 Gonny
was second. The prizes were handsome gold Dedals
BOAT RACE ON THE HUDSON
The boat race between James Ten Eyck of
Peekski and Thomas Murphy OF Newburgh clme of
yesterday at Cornwall. the Hudson. Crowds OF vii
lagors and visitors lined the banks and occupied every
available spot where good view Of the could be- OBJ
taned The course miles mp the river and return.
AT o'clock the contestants started and for the first half
mile the boats were even but at this point Ten Eyck
drew away from his opponent and maintained his lead.
winning by four boat-leBgths. Tho occupied 26
minutes and l6t seconds. The judges VIM III Kelly
for Murphy, and Joseph Ward for Ton EyCk The
betting before the race wss even.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
AOIAIIC.

REGATTA or THE MANHATTAN boAi 'rOn
The annual Fall regatta OF the Mammalian
Rowing Club took place yesterday on the Ea'' RIVER
.d in,,aed two racea-one for double SOULS, open to
embers OF clubs the other single sculs open 10 all
oomers The course from Browns DOCK AZ 'ne 'oo'
OF Ninety second ST. stakoboat on one nuhuio''
snd seventeenth St. aud return. twice rounu' nHas
distance Of five miles The judges we're aes.as .aa R
mort referee J. X. Dalton. For the ntsa raVe ,
donble sculs-there were nve entl's n, gal
three appeared. They were: ]. byron . ui" NJ ~,
sam 2 Francis and Finlay; B. M"-ae, al III "Sau ,naa
Al the send-o Byron aud kelsam shot on "'sn s i
ir.1 IN. cIows touod Ooiore svhs f1""u'T'
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Ayayyrs Gs sept CotshATia n, o - i,-ia.s.
as 6J1 brs, rrreipts ~ bslet MitdEnrs .g
sEs OEissss sept @Corn os ,sl ovgr. M,rsd Ee ws,s
ini n8 loser, ~ iOuis ggsle Vr,o
Mess s2T 80 CosceBir si el6io Prime iTia oe., -.
cos unchanged srcaahssoLEs Eci2 Yors sxhi ss.
MUM. goI l1l
DETROIT sept 0-wl@ss besvy Wac shhs.n, III g. NJ.
Ambs y. RgBlsr, o. i3 Corr ann 1s No. White
Oal srn At AZ Bsrey .as No 81 pr s,hiAi, No q
81 IS
CtEygr Asp sept WHEAT feclnng. No Rel a. ~ ooefi
No Whit. t 81 Corn beter 7Sc fos No l. Data slos1S
a5c Petroleum steady: Crude - 20. Kesssa bl 2klc
nonnaY l7ic, sgts - bslss
Flour 1aA Oats gnca1nged Lard oOoaa Psss
nominal Bsoon--Shont.rs lf,,i olos, lls@lss
CsCAgO. sept n.-Baohsnye Enchugt .0.f fdf 80 Nssf
declining Spring fDt,c lover CoB sy' ed
lowsr 6SlD Oats in ard fechri. 70 , ~ BOe
declines Barley dsn snd feeinoi NO
esner; clo~-J bO.Dd h~< P~k qea sn<
v.sk ., so 90 seller seember Law Hogs safy sie ~oders
demand 81 5atl9 Cattle Al 81 d0rf - itseps-
pDO bHs fo, 81 90 bush Wheat 900 bush Cora Ds bszA
Osss % Rye bsTY 10 Ho.t ,lyassL~-Ss
bb. Floar 40 bash Wheat ba D. Com.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
NEW INYENTION.

Among the new Inventions lately patented,
rnenoned the lst number or The scientific american
OF sept TO- wo notice the following:
MACHINE POR BREDfSG AND SHAPING FORKs.-I. O..
Ratcbeler WangfOrd, Nt.-This invention relates to
nproyements in machinery for bending and shaping the
tpa OF hay manure spadlng and other forks after they
have been rolled hammered or otherwise reduced 70 the
DroIer si les and gtbs and u consists In very in
cOntr pair Of bending and shaping bloc
n one OF which the blank IL placed ana held while the
nutsde tines are bent around the block for making
them parallel with the intermediate ones, by
bending slides moving along the sides or the block.
The othsr block which IL the counterpart ~ the first
novas over the latter after the above bending OF the
d tine. bas been effected and then the first mentioned
IIock onward agaiust the other by which the blank IL
mped between them for impartinR the requisite
from heel 20 point give the proper act 70 the tines
This machine IA very simple IN construction. and has but
80 ,nove,nanta which may be quickly performed. IL
Lcrefnre ,eems calculated 20 prove very important
dvoce IN the class OF machinery To which 1t belongs
SsveTnI of these machines Te 10 be employed by The
patcbsIiar Manufacturing Company WallngfOrd w. Of
obi,h tbs inventor Is prominent ofhcer'
We have this machines ana observed no" nicely t
E,ue.a for which u gotten up, performing to work
with eae without any jafring or interruption. The
nachinr redts great honor upon s inventor Mr Isaac
- notcbeIer WHO has spent bis NE IN Le manufacture
~ ,rEs aud who has Originated TINS machine from
,e,mental know ledge OF the wants or the business.
~ 80 o. ti,e purposes Of profit from 10 as patent"
a. % Iearn n Ia gned solely win reference 10 its Use
So the faaory of the BatcheeT ManHaeturing Company.
~ ,cheiier a. the Vice-Prrsidest and Supeyintend-
@ - - Wnrts will have ample opportunity 60 observe
o. ,,,t'ng and make any Improvement that should be
10 -. tbough We Opne ie WORKING viii bo fully up
M nj. a6ficipatiOns IL n calculated 10 40 tS work of
60, en and save time. and, what OF sim h0rr imPor
.a save .oyeral heats Of the steel Thereby improving
H. t,,'n.r of the fork. All success to lht machine lie
tno Nnra and the oorporationtRutIan WI Herald.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
POLrTICAL NOTES.

The Nevada Republican State Convention is
in session at Elko.
The Oregon Legislature has elected Col. J.
K Kelly United States Senator.
George B. Mosher is the Democratic candi-
date for Assembly In tho Iyth District of Albany County
On the list Of probable candidates for United
States Senator from Illinois, 10 be elected by the coming
Legislature, Con. Logan. Gov. Palmer. and exGov,
Oglesby have occupied prominent positions It Ia now
understood that Gov Palmer wrhdraws from the con
test and the name Of exGov Koerner has been added
20 the list.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONGRESSMAN OF HALF CENTURY AGO RE
NOMINATED.


A correspondent at New Geneva, Pa, sends
ls the following concerning the Hon. Andrew stewart
rhe Republican candidate for Congress in the
xXIst Pennsylvania District. Mr.. Stewart was not
= csndidat and did not seek the honor. We
nope the Dist4act will honor itself by elecung
him His election would be anomaly in the point
al history OF our Government. Mr.. Stewart was nrst
elected To Congress in 1870 just fifty years ago, for the
XVIII Congress- and is the only surviving member
q that body-Presdent Buchanan being the last VINO
sss died Between the period Of his FIRST election anu
lsSO he served through nine Congresses lie ser'eu
,naer every Administration from President Monroes 10
Ts iDclusive exeept Harrison and Tyle's. He served
n Congress with every President of the United states up
IN Grant except the first Ave and Gen. Taylor.
He was first elected as q Democrat and although he
never voted FOR Gen jackson at the polls when the eec
ion WAS thrown into the house be voted for jackson
because he Jackson had receive large majority IN hs
district MI Stewart openly opposed the election OF
cen Jackson IN ISIS and, nOtvit standing hs district
,sve Gen jackson about 1850 majority MI. Stewart
oDtnued TO be returned Congress He was an earnest
and sbe advocate for Mr.. Cays great American system
protection nor has he yet gone sstrsy Oh that
meat 0uestiOn hicl again threatening the cODY4slOn
n political parties lie also warm supporter OF ali
ns.ras For great internal Improvements Forty seven
vesN ago before the Baltimore and ONO Railroad was
projected. he secured an appropriation OF S5oUo ISt
. OF q road canal nom the CbeSalsahr
Bay to the Ohio And TO his energy ana lnuence % are
more indebted for this great National ROAD passing
rOugh his district, than any other man e1cept pcu
hApa M Clay. Mr. Stewart has continued 70 teke Az
N to an present day and thoroughly Identified Wth
lie R1pubcan party He is yet hale and Vigorous Wiz
al his faculties active and unimpaired N0tNlthstaho
me bs are he is erect and Of fine, commanding appear
moe voice is clear and eOnOrOns, aHu H15 o!es
.psrke with something OF the vivacity OF youth fe
,on1s ~ Westnoreand Indiana and Fsyette zee to IT,
IAt that voice more sound in the Han OF congress
for protection aud progress We say eie0 !Ou' ''"'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
NEW-JERsEY STATE FAIR.

The Twelfth AnDul Fair of the New-Jersey
State Agricultural Society opened at wavery Yesterday
There was a fair attendance during the day. although
comparatively few articles were on exhibition. The
show OF stock limited but the animals are all Of excel
lent quality The display Of fruit exceeds that of former
years The mechanical department makes fsir appear
ance. The trOttng yesterday Wa not 80 good ~ eA
pected There three trots to-day The nrst mas nYe
entries the second thirteen. aud the third seven
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
ATTEMPTED srIcIDE OF ANDREW ]. WILSON. Ja.

ATTEMPTED BUICIDE OF ANDFEW J. "II+9VN, IK'
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, jrp whose name has
been prominently before the public for two or three
wears past in connection with extensive real estate
ations more especially that OF the Grand Park enter
prise at Mamaroneck. Westchester Co.. attempted 70
commit suicide yesterday forenoon by cutting his throat
with razor and nflictng fright'ul cash, which may
prove fatal About nye six weeks Mr.. Wilson be-
came somewhat embarrassed In his financial anairs and
some OF his creditors becoming dissatisfied and trouble
some, his oyertaXed mind gave way and q severe
sickness ensued which made 1t necessary for Others 70
take charge OF affairs at Grand Park. II IA presumed
that out Of this changed state OF affairs grew the ten.
porsry alteration OF mind which led Mr. wilson ~ At
tempt ~ kali himself
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
noliiicd! Notices


Rally. Rally =. Rally !,.-THIRrEESrH NAitD ~ ~
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT WOODFORD md KAUFMAN - .
CL l boi pabo 4isA No 40 'f.- %
On WEDNESDAY BNkNIHG. sept u .s. g "a .'rs prA~L
.dirr,s the meeting Hon slGISMyND KAUFhANN Hea tAs
sPENCBR MAJOR JAMRS HAGGKRTY. HUGH NKSBiII, &C.,
Ylos Pres Snyl-r 4 HOAcn Seorettres J. VI h'"
" Graham TrrAsurar Ioha n Du.-noeffr
No. e-Ths soldiers and sailors woedio'SS -.
Kaufman Campaign Club % IA N,nih -jos .qasr.
WkDSEsDAY NVRNfN0 .-nt DribA -"
proniBsss sps.srr, vil .iirs~ he neeung
sen. Il. A BARhUd
III. 4 WILLIS.
IA, tRDRsg ~ Dsitp4I'
4 D. a. DDGANFS
oo- y 4, 'osAs'I,iiAs w ISiAsH n LARK. FT-A
5-o a .o,-a' S,sst.r,~
-. ,.l, i5is,-, ard sailor, Ntse, 'st5'n ,. -
,., Nils ~ .i,.-.v, RyRStN0 Bhc-''r. ~, ~ fgr
d,n. AZ IA. hilth Ass.aa1y Dt.F' 49, ....-...-
-, - sailors N9giiorn ,.n,y .nn n,sInfssr -
soldiers ind - rgIRrE,Nrh NtoKabLl DiSi6Ni
Campaign ilsO !, -1,b 81 hsd Il s hashh avs % "Dr
ase Aessl. ~ a "a. e. ,ch ne m-. ss s, go o.
rnp, ALSRsD 20 49," ~, eo, ..s ~.
ir-s~s e' ", - ss Bngi-h lnd ,, " ss,S @ NJ ~. -
col WTHAD. ,Ai ' Gsa DSCFR DAtIOh. Frs ar1'
n ticrAsa
"A ID DusOr "
ra. weodford and hauisssSa Z . s1,l",SSs ~
No. 1,pRiKsN IN AAsSlibLt glS.ilIi sssS ''
SisfJr Al - rhr 'rc, q = . '''' Prrsa..l
-, .s,hI, Di.srict Tnio1 Republican As.ass-
ffte, riiIs IN -n--aay RVgSins At osieh s"i ~ N.s-
ton r... a. u, kfomm' d Sso We. 4''l -s,sS g "-
- boii,r sni Asains"-
ea...r Il'.s 9 ..,-,., q, s-.r-aAat'
~p.h,,c Mr,r,rs nj Inc tr-h iSo1a.li.an~ si 10
FsUr,kEIH ia ANaSABLt Dis 40 sN o sed lo ~
81 " tsu p-5ss " q 'lA. s7- II hvoh-i' 49,
o'i' 'a'a v" ~" '-,.qr ra.aa.a Ps--..ai.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
MISSOURI.

,.prsmENT GRANT CONDEMNS THE GRAFT
BROWN DETECTION.
ST LOUIS. sept. ga letter received to-day by
,,sa-lss " Ford. United States Internal Revenue
CoToctor for this District, from President Grant,
'1..irs tho following: "I regard the movement
ssaScd nv Carl Schurz Brown. &c, as similar to the
r.ane..oe and Virginia movements, intended to
-. ,ortion Of the Republican party over to the
YSa,,ocrats and thus give the Democrats control
rora Won will all see your way clear to give the
regular ticket your support
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
BASEBALL.
DuSDERBERG vs.. EXCELSIOR.

Do LNDLKBLKG vs.. LALLLSIOK.
The return match-sOcial game-between these
clubs yesterday, one-sidd and uninteresting az
fair The Dunderbergs showed lamentable want OF good
management in the arrangement OF their nine There
was some good playing AT times by Mckinley and F.
seymour Franks rst-hase play the feature OF the
Excelsior game Jewell leading at the bat The score IL
s.fia,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
A PROMISING COLT

On Monday afternoon, Mr.. c. w. Trimble Of
Newburgh drove his iye-year-od colt by Major Win
field half mile the Fleetwood Course, In the fast
time OF 1904. He Immediately purchased by Mr..
Humphrey OF this city for $1,000 He bright chest
nut, with four white legs and looks like slayer. He
was bred 10y Mr.. Daniel Bull Of Montgomery, Orange
County and sold recently 70 Mr.. Trmble for 81 500
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

u,oes pertinent 20 the occasion made. and the
al H. lumber OF ersons proaout manifested great 'Dts
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
STEWART l.. wOODPORD, kiuEA
~ - 1900. sIRi-nund Kaufman, King.
b"~~ AbIah w. Palmer, Du,chssa
=, o,. eFsn Term. .AbsRlom Nelson, kris
- =, Con. tshort Trml Alex. Barkley' washington
oS o1 49,. F.,t,ctor j ohm Parkhurst, Cun'os-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

RICHARDaoS- -WFYDRN- Noufa, H-pt 0 ~ Th-s r.
Cuye by he Rev Io-pt Du- leon % chs'soa I.
Live A WeJ-n sdest isHgbe 1 lps'ph Hesl'n, 'I al -
Brooklyn, L. /
RlGGs-CHuRcHuLAt 'hs Ve Prsbytsrn csllri ~ .hs ay
Tuesday ~ HI Rev " Tea u onvs On Ss~
Hudson isaU kgs Oi BrossJn al taans e. laughter d NJ"
&. Churchill 81
W C.rs' r. sabbs y NeE R,rs - Amaze l s- 5trs~-
bary, w.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

Expressed no surpse 10 nj seeing u In r TRIBUNE
as he had than one opportunity OF doing.
Brooklyn Sept A, 1870 EUGENE BbBCHsR.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Cantion

All hereby J~s Pste~t
for Improvement rs Machines Act ~
Congress i,ed ji' a. i5O An Bf gers vii b. rrecHtsa .ooss
20 law Gpss BsOag
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

Deyoes Kerosene D,l.-Wsrr,rO-i
AL n ss.irf . 10 ~
ioasl expressly Aio By
Co 1T rgionaL n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
THE XLUD CONGRESS-.
NOMINATIONS TUfJ9 n

NOMINATIONS THUS FAR MADE.
Eepubhcans in SMALL CAPITALS; Democrats IN itdcs;
irregular candidates In Roman letters The figures show
the party majority 81 the last Election for Members Of
CODEresa
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
MlRrLRn

wedens snd y'-tirs Cards, iresl ssnp'ss No~ Psp--
W. ZyazDsLL. lU. fULros on Durgs ,sUScs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

Virginia Vermont, -arsdOxs, -nd ph cstaTJ hiaKsAs
WArs.l. General Depot. d 1hsmberssI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

An unknown man vas found dead on the
,tg.ls iu Fifty lOurth-st, between Tenth And Elcy-
sil1 i..t evening He appeared 20 be about 81
ILL., ~ ..,e and had ia his coat pockt bsuA book on
u 'r,soo s,ch Bsak Ia sccoant "hAd. H. "S''oA,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Prntr,. A.frnI On

superior Xsr1scne pr pare aDd Gre from ,l iiags u
pDsoa On HOUSE, ~ OsAA PR'Tr i'a f'it'- II. n v
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Speclal Notices

Nicol s. Davidson,
$50 BROADWAY. EKAR GRBAr GOsssrr.
SaossDor, - & Y. HAUGHs)UF %.
BARGAINS
~ WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER JSrs
reoond seleosOn, hil 4ssor,Insns, 90
Jl ElNB ENGLISH lRONSrONB DiSSBR sEIS.
Pull assortmeut 81
DECORATED DTysgRSBTs rRA-sErs r0nsr 3Brs. GLAsC
WARE, GAS FIXTURES BaOSzBs. FRENCH CLOCKS. GAsTd
SITS VASES PARIAN. hLVsRPLATSD |ARs
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAS PfxTU .s.
tBntirely New Dnsgns. by AsI.sl.
IN ALL C0lORs. TO MATCH PUENIIJLS AND BOON Osoo
RArIONs
Warpock e. Co.'S
sByES DOLLAR HATS.
CLEAR WILD AND No FAVOR
GgsIUs EXPERIENCE .nd PACIIITis
sRBK ONLY SQUARE COMPETITION
OUR sByBs DOLLAR DRESS HATS
wORTHLY SUCCEED OUR NyB DOLLAR PSARL sUsasa
HATS
PcRCHAsgRs OP THOSE WILL APPRECIATE rURsR:
OTHERs HAyg YET TO ENJOY A 1RsT CLASS iAr
ROR A RBAsOsABLs PRICE
VIZ COMMEND THgn FOR
MODEL TEXTURE 4at
Cent? B,r. ,na Y,oA, PgLF CLOTH HATS rsssosssas
price. wARSDCG 20. 1iJ Broadway
wSs FroHel China Dtnoer SEX. lsa g,ea. sla
coiorsd and Gi' Dinner sets, 81 .aa lpr,nL
Quitting business.
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