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The New York herald., 1870-10-29
CIT eeaLyg W0Tlr's CLUB.

Wicked QHesfion-Iyouen - Delegates 10
10 Frisrn Consrcss-tVAu the Cias a,
-, V and iIe,ns 10 Do.
,rn,. ). INT sor)sis met yescri3y afternoon at ,na
u,.a1e,, 1. edctny Building, on Henry street Tho
,,,,,,, !, j, duh were well represented ana ~,
,n,o, .,o,. ,,,. awake on various subjects OF
reform Il being con eueo, however on AL saet
that ha drst step 70 IL 'aKen y ~ me direction Of
sclfrelorm, Not that ~ ,A''e' "''o a"'
bad h1bits Ike the ha. S"p me"' "'o
90 TO clubs; let no one supp0~ 'no = ~ ""''
what do the women do at the clufNN ''A0' ~
fane and curious masculine OF the IEeN reporter
"do they smoke ~ II h. should listen " 'ho
mighty auolcct' aHltated, ani ne deep az. N'oh'
ptopouuded through tue medtnm of the rosy. "t'
that he Affects 70 think suitable Cor one irn0bie UN
onaS, ue would repeal tie dout Implied In the
Al the appointed hour OF three Mrs. CnLr, Bus.
htida TOOK the CHAIR ana said aflec some pre- einin
NY wv rrmatAs, ,hat sue hai become daeplS nnpre4ei
Wna tue extent - WhlCi public opinion was chang
inS ~ regard To wome3. She mon ght that uness
Women appfcclact the situation thsy wll dsappoint
nifty q now oiorlng great many things
,nncae ri,l' nus S.ansc, sae mcqtionc1 the
two women were ahmIt'd o. accredited
delesatc and mcatoncd tue deep Interest tftst tie
ciuh Iclt 70 lne subject o rrlson Improvement. Ths
best men IN the country want women take hold OF
hnmanaran work. y is because slcn place he
Ideal woman 40 hiSh tha they are arad fnr her to
mix ln everyday work. ani It y Tor woman to shrx
man that she can do great oeal ana atit
be Nomahiy. women ncci not walt for th8
ballot; ths ballot Mira Hurleigh consldcred
an Important means, but only noatl, not m ena.
The first tng for women 70 do 4 10 ulAAe tho tn0st
Of themselves 50 that tAey might do the most lor
humanity. Tho Woman's CluD s organized pro
mote the DEVELOPMENT Of women. Although Il IA
customary FOR men to nave clubs, merely TO promote
enjoyment, people ask at once III regart
To the Woman's Climb, 'Wlnt are they dumgnf
Sor0sis has proved that WOinua's Glnb can hc "a
great nucleus ol power. That organization has at
tempted nothing ~ q body, but II ms doue great
q "a n n - MI
After Mrs. Burelgi's remarks the lndies descended
from rcgcnerating the world 10 the consideration
OF proper tenement Tor the unquie spirit they had
cvoked-in other words to The question o club
rooms. IL was proposed 10 buy the building
In which the meeting was held yesterday for th1
uses of the club ana Tor woman's boarding house.
cheap and desirable board being Impossible at
present for women 10 was hoped mat the lacf5
would have the assistance or their associate mem-
bers In this good work, inasmuCh rs said members
have moro money, being mcu. "What is tho aiu
OF womens clubs2' was proposed "a question fort
discussion at the next meeting.
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REVIVAL OF HORSE RACING Down SOUTH =;
The eminent success that has attended the
racing meeting in Maryland the past week
Indicates that one of the most prominent and
exhilarating amusements in former years in
the South is destined to be revived and be-
come prominent institution. The high char
acter OF the gentlemen leading of in this
Maryland turf movement augurs well for its
perpetuity-so long, at least as that class of
people sustain and encourage it. We expect
to hear of some Of tho good old times turf
sports in Old Virginia before long.
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o,a orox... - .. We NJ
NV. !he trespyleitan,, stN IN Arizona. Utah
~ n Crothers, y. u. williamson, q. r. Piper ani
isaac >. warden fho Baptsia lye IN
Nevada, Idaho ana indian TERRITORY: ~ nh.
polntmcnts have been made a. yet. Tho Fps T.
paliln'. six IN bGcotrh; Ave have been appOnfcl
namely, j. Ice Lngelbert, Henry +. LNitsloi, T.
~. Washburn, Henry Gregory ana samuel u. Net-
Ser; tne sixth agency when Established, wlll be y,
Npotleu Iail,s ana Rod Clouds regions. The Amer,.
can Board or Foreign Missions two IN Indian terri.
aoiy, the appointments being Henry Breincr AMI
iheodore ID. Gridth Dutch Reformed two IN AN.
iona, no appointments. Unitarian, two In colo,
.alo; no appointments have been made. Amcrlcan
missionary Association four IN Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin ana Mtchigan three have been appoutcd--iohn
4. bafdwell seldom n. Clarke ana "a. ]. RichardsoG.
nolah catholic, four IN Oacolah, New Mexico,
I. Cady aud Cnarles y. Jones. Uhassitncd tiye ln
Montanl, Washington Territory oregon, Iowa aud
NnW lofS; appointed, I. u. Peasc. G. = kiag, Johu
Smilh leaider CLARK and Daniel sherman
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iND.AflA.

Fatal Accident al ias .anfelis aua Icrre
Eante Euilroad.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2S 1870.
westward bound passenger tram on the Wanda
liza AMI Terre Haute Railroad collided yesterday
morning at Greenyille with an eastern bound extra
freight train. NJ. r. Monahan, 4 messenger OF
Adams Express was instantly killed. George VIII
lis a messenger OF the American Express, and
wilkes Eddy, a brakeman, were badly injured. Both
the engines and rhe baggage ana express cars
smashed. The extra tram should have been on the
side track at Greenvllc but instead OF turning upon
the switch at the west end ran by the station and
while attempting TO enter the switch at the east end
the passenger train came up, ana before the speed
could be materially slackcncd the collision occurred.
None OF the passengers are reported IA having been
nult,
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THE ELECTIONS.
Resaii in WEST yirsin;a--Eenvy Democratic
Gains s-ihc LEGISLATURE Democratic.

Gains - lac LEGISLATURE Democratic.
WHEELING Oct 81, 1870.
Partial returns of about ten counties snow
large democratic gains. Davis, democrat In tho
First Congressional district, win undoubtedly be
elected over Cor republican,. Ohio county in
creases the democratic majority for Governor to 455
although ON the local issues the republicans eject
sheriff and cers OF the court The democrats
gain largely In menbels OF the House OF Delegates
sufficient, they claim, TO control the next IegIsla-
uife Nothing has been received rom the Kanawha
repion up TO this hour. II IS Impossible to deter
mime the result IN the state unlil farther returns
are received, although u IS conceded by the repub-
liz aiiS tiat ihelr majority ~ 1865 las been greatly
reduced, pnd they have probably lost the rhrd Con
gressional nistrict rs wet as The First
te egram from Charleston, karawha county,
says the county Is very close. Probably 4 demo.
cratic majority.
Additional returns give Marion comfy five of a re-
publican majority being republican loss of 300
Lewis county. democratic majority, STATE ahd Con-
Rlessional ticket 100. RAnaWha county, republican
majority OF 81; CObbeli county demoGfelic majority
OF 100; Lincoln conuty, democratic majority o 100;
Boon county, democratic majority OF 100.
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MASShCHUSE TS.

Activity In the Chariestown Navy Yard
Convicted Of Granddaughter.
Boston, Oct. %, 1870
John X. Tarbox. Of Lawrence, has been nominated
for Congress by the democrats OF the Sixth district
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard for
the different departments to estimate Immediately
the time and expense Of fitting for with despatch
the Monitor wassuc, shawnee and Mantonomoh.
and the Tlconderoga, Worcester Wabash Niagara
Sabine, California and three other vessels.
The trial OF Barton G. Roberts, John REYNOLDS ana
Isaac +. Roberts for killing Bernard Carleton M
Havernill resulted in convcting Barton q. Roberts
OF MaAslaughter, aud me Other TWO OF assault.
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nlcstien with the United States and tho Old
World, will be the precursor OF other and more
advantageous enterprises to Central America
we sincerely hope. The cable will precede
the canal, it Is true, but that the lapse Of time
between the Inauguration of the Panama and
West India cable and tho breaking Of ground
on tho work which will unite the waters
OF the two oceans will not be far apart, is a
consummation hopefully desired
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A FRACTURED Skull.

Thomas McHenry, young man, late OF a0l West
Thirtytnird street, died in Bellevue Hospital on
Thursday night from the effects OF fractured
skull and other injuries received few
days ago. Deceased was present ara TOOK
an active part in dog fight occurring In front 81
his residence, when lie either fell or was purpose,y
Knocked down with slungshoi, thus receiving o
fatal fracture Of the SKULL IT he's been strongly
instnuated that McHcnry excited tne ire OF one OF
the persons interested in the result OF the canine
encounter by whom he was struck as stated, but
that must he determined b. an investigation 70 DO
had bel0re Coroner FlYAY.
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Alarming Hepor.s--A Christian Massacre
Dreaded.
LONDON, Oct. %, /: 20.
despatch from Bombay announces that day
has been fixed by the Chinese for the massacre of
all foreigners. They marching and distributing
their troops accordingly. The Consus everywhere
notice an increasing hostility and insoence among
the native population. There is much excitement
among the English and French residents.
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ARMY IATeLLiGENcC:.

Major samuel Ross, United States Army, unas.
signed, has been relieved from duty as Superinten.
dent OF indian Affairs In Washington Territory and
placed on walting orders. Captain J. 3. Baldwin
and A. d. Palmer also relieved as Indian Agents.
A general court martial has been ordered to meet
at West Point on the 3lst October, for the trial OF
court viii consist OF Captains Alexander Piper Third
artillery; Robert Catin, unassigned O. J. Lydocker
Englueer corps: First Lleutenants ]. story Jr, j..
G. Post j. Mercur and Robert Fletcher, with Captain
Charles q. Parsons Fourth artillery, as Judge Adj
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Trial of Mormon ORicinis--l:0vernor Shafler
and the Mormon GeEeraI ut Loggerhends.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 2s, 1870.
Alderman Clinton the City Marshal, the Captain
OF the Police and seventeen policemen are on trial
to-day for the destruction Of liquor store belonging
to one Of the unlaithful.
Lieutenant-General Wells asked Governor ShafYer
to permit the annual nusers or the Mormon militia
The Governor, in fierce bitter answer, refuses to
grant the desired permission.
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A M u s I III e II rs.


NfsLo's THEArRE--IL TnoyArose IN EsGLlssa-
The untiring efforts of Miss Rchings to establish
English opera are, at last, receiving the recognition
they so richly merit. Last evening yerdis "ll Tro.
vatore" was given TO very large and decidedly ap
preciatlye audience. This opera is rather dincuit
one to give with good effect IN English, especially
the rectative parts but Notwithstanding this draw.
back the opera passed or most admirably MISS
RichiDg4, as lcoloa, vas repeatedly and deserv-
having the most dramatic character to
portray s'icroeaed in oorrobofatlng the opini0n
already formed OF her a. being one OF the best, IL
not the best, lyric drtiSe the English stage. Mr..
Castle as ManricO, was as ruthful, melodious and
successful snsf , as e,e Which s syny al IN his favor
Count Dt Luna, was not altogether as competent to
portray the character as some others who have
essayed IT, but his singing gave evident satisfaction
to the audience, and as the audience are The ones TO
be suited, the evidences OF tneir appreciation are
sufficient commentator.
MATINEEs To-DAY.-M,le Christine Nilsson sings
at Stenway Hail; "Man ana Wife, will relate their
experiences OF matrimony at the Fifth Avenue
'The Bohemian Girl will sing at Nblo's; Fox
chaks his face for "Wee Willie winkie' at the
Olympic; Monaland personates La Grandc
DacheSse at the Grand Opera House; THE Cap.
to ''Mr. asd Mrs Peter White; al Lima Edwns;
"Rip Van Winkle'' win wake up for The seventy
sixth time e. at Booths the Lydia & THOMPSON troupe
'.Hanky Pankyn Will pantomime at the CoInique.
There Will be also ma,inees given at the Globe
Tony Pastors, Bowery ana New York Circus.
AIu.icnl and Thcctricn. Mates.
Nine. Marie Seebach takes her farewell OF New
York tonight the character OF Katherine in "The
Tanning OF the Shrew"
Mile. Clara Pel appeared last nifht for the second
time rs Orsn Ill 'i.ucreAia Eorgia,n at the Sta.dt
tn atre.
the dramatic company OF Nibo's appear in New
ark next week.
Mile. Nis'on's last appearance IN this city VIII be
on Monday night
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Prussian Constitutional Re-
form and Amnesty.
The Czar Alexander SyMh-
pathizes Wiaia Germany.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS AT ATHEES.
Spanish Legislaa tioaa fs,s'
Cuba.
GERMANY
Prussian Coastitutisnalisr, and Amnesty.

Prussian Coassitutianalisr, and Amnesty.
BERLIN, Oct 20, 1870.
King William has communicated to Genera Van
Falkcnsten his desire for the removal OF ali obsta-
cles IN the way OF independent voting and forblds
the enforcement OF the penalties for holding public
meetings. He also orders General Van Fakenstein to
release those prisoners already arrested tor violating
such laws
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FATAL FlulO LAMP EXPLOSION.

Al halfpas, three O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, tho
dead body OF Mrs. Lamb, u woman Of seventy years
OF age, was found In her room a, ls0 Elizabeth
street. She not having been seen since Thursday
morning, information was sent TO the Fourteenth
precinct station house, and on bursting open
the door OF her room she was found "a stated,
with broken Kerosene oil lamp beside her and tno
body badly burned. Doubtless her death was duo
10 the explosion OF the lamp while alone In her
ROOM Coroner Flynn VIII investigate the matter
today.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS IN VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, oct. 2s, 1870.
JEFFERSON Davis met with warm reception here
to-day. number OF the members OF the Seven
teenth regiment, which was for the most part en-
listed In Alexandria, turned out to greet him. lie
went Into the country near Alexandra this after.
noon to visit his late Aail,ant Geuegal. Coouer,
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%
rheumatism IN its painful FORMS scrofniu Fry
s'pcas Salt Rheum Pinples Biotchrg old Ulcers Fever
Sores the worst of Dseasss OF the Eoo1 Mercuiai
Complaints, Debility, Liver aDd kidneys &c.
ainy cured by the great purifier has cured hundred
thousand eases OF these and similar dssases
curative for ifsula In oil curabe cages, has cured
manv or tho soveres cases or Cancer
"HYATTS IEZASNUFF saved my NE + had Cafarrh
from twelfth to Gftyrs year; had California
and Europe without benefit htd lost smell appe,ia
md sleep and was willing TO ole, when, using YAT1a
IEZASNUFF, was quickly cured Of Caafrh entirely
restored to health OLIVER H. CROssMAN ~ Cn street,
New York"
III per bottle SIX for 49, Sold by druggists generally
Sent cry whore by press.
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EETf,AG . TaE s'Sr0Hrs."

Cham piousiip Pigeon Shooting Match He-
tween yainc and Tinixer.
Eiley's saloon was last evening throngcd by
numerous assemblagc OF gentlemen well known In
sporting crces who had collected for tho purpose
OF speculating upon the two sporting events OF ths
morrow, being tho four mile heat race, which IL ses
down for TINS the last day or the Maryland
Jockey Club meeting, and tile pigeon shooting match,
for the championship and $1,000, between Ira A.
Paine, OF New York, ana Joseph Tinker, OF PrOv-
dence which comes or this afternoon at Fleetwood
Park. McsSrs Marshall aud Johnson presided at tho
poo box and The bidding was spirited throughout.
The following exhibit OF the prices realized for sons
OF the pools VIII show tile estimation In which tho
various horses ana contestants regarded by our
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Turi Betting,

LONDON Oct 2S 1870.
The betting on the race for the Liverpool Autumn
Cup now strands 100 to against Count r. de
Lagranges chestnut colt Alaric by M0narque out of
Lionba, and 100 to Z against Sir J. Hawey's brown
horse Roscrucian, by Beudsman, out OF Madame
Eglentne.
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SPAN
Parliunlent and Cubs.

ParluMent and Cubs.
MADRID Oct 2S, 1870.
The early resignation Of Senior Rvero as President
OF the Cortes is announced Seior More. VIII intro.
duce into the Cortes early the coming session bill
to consolidate the Cuban debt.
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GREECE.

Earthquakes and McteOric Displays
LONDON, Oct, %, 1870.
Shocks OF earthquake were felt last week at
Athens, simultaneously with the appearance Of
brilliant aurora.
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For Deafne-s.-The Patent Organic yiara-'
1t fits into the not pefceptbe. Singing
Noises in the Head and enables deaf persona hear
tncty church public assemblies Treatise Deafness
and Catarrn. with Means of Cure, seht free.
DR.. r. HUNT STILWELx., 762 Broadway, Ny
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Parliament aud the Cnbinct.
LONDON, Oct. 2s, 1870.
" is certain that the Italian Parliament will he
dissolved and a new Ministry formed.
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Dr. Sage's Cs;arrh Eemciy.-350D Reward
for incurabe Sold by drugrists. by mail
cents pamphlet free Address X. v PIERCE, n. D..
Buffalo, N. Y,
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THE AyONDAgE CALAMITY.

First Annual Report of the Treasurer of the
Benevolent Fund.
The thousands OF persons who so promptly re.
sp0nded TO the appeal for succor to the widows Of the
terrible Avondale coal mine calamity OF q year ago
viii be interested in the following:
Incompliance with the requirements Of an act ofthe
Legislature incorporating the Avondale Relief Asso-
citation the Treasurer Of the fund submits 10 the pub
lie his first annual report. The following is state
ment OF the condition OF The Iund:-
LIABILITIES.
Total amount OF subscriptions received from
various sources to September !, iSgO.... $l59, ALI
Interest on investments to July /, I6T0.... 5,9Jl
Total .....................s1 s145,3ls
United States SKIES Of 1881 ............. $4,000
Pennsylvania and New YORK canal and rail- :, -,
Houston and Texas gold seven per cent
bonds. ds................. .................. 10000
Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad
bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
mortgage bonds. .......................... 1000
Warren, n. J.. bonds ldonatedl ........ 500
Disbursements to beneaciares to OCTOBER J.
Treasurers book OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4l.165
Salary Of secretary and assistant treasurer $50
Stationery, printing and postage. ............ 12S
Sundry funeral bills and disbursements Sep
Premiums paid on bonds lb8lancel.. l......... 2641
Deposited on call, six per cent .......... 5000
Deposited on call Ia banks at six per cent. 1877
Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. LAOS
In the above statement the United States bonds
arerated at par, although purchased at a premium
while the same is the case with other Investments
purchased at a discount. This reduces the debit
premiums to $2,64l AZ, as appears above.
The report OF the Assistant Treasurer cassl1es the
present beneficaries Of the fund as folloWs:--
Widows and others VIII were wholly dependent
upon the deceased miners, paid at the rate OF
S2Uu per anIun .,.............. u
On childrens list 500 per alnum ............ l54
Remarked list, $1oo per annun. .....,.......... .
Total ........................... 2a7
Widows deceased during the year. 3
Children deceased during the year. .............
The treasurer cannot state with any degr. o OF
accuracy the amount OF subscriptions remaining
unpaid, from the fact that number OF persons who
held subscription books failed to furnish their Isis
when the collected funds were paid H. and since have
paid no attention to the committees request for
statements Of paid and unpaid subscriptions News.
paper reports Of tho various amounts subscribed
placed the total at ebout sl85 000 but that in
ouded a large amount Of independent subscriptions
which has not been placed in our hands for dis
bursement. Making . liberal allowance for that
class OF subscriptions, it Is estimated that about
$1,000 still remain In the hands OF subscription
agents, or on their papers, unpaid
Respectfully submitted,
HENDERSON GAYLORD, Treasurer
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Every Genuine Hottie o: Congress. Water
large C raised upon the lass None genuine sold On
draught Depot 81 Chambers street
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At LORDS Cleaning and Uyeiny dT!ircs, Dsl
Broadway, Twenyirt street; t59 Broomc
Broadway Coats, Pants, Vests. Dresses Shaws, Sacks,
Ve'vcts, Feathers, &c. beautifully cleaned. ,
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Gents silk Dress Hats, broadway Fnit
STYLE superior quality standArdprics, 81 Also boys and
chdrens Hats in great variety moderate prices
I HEBBEsD. 4l9 Broadway.
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A.-~l.adicS Furs.
WARNOCk 4 co, Hatters and FurrierH,
have opened their usual extensive and select
Ladies' aud Chdren's Furs,
comprising every desirable article IA the line many Of which
are new ana captivating 5l9 Broadway.
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Atki-soD,s tof slcnionl Ergiisi, PersaDery.-
GARDENIA and others TIE genuine oniY
at J. O. RCSHTOS'S Broadway. Of twenty fifth
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The oaeotGi, ficctlan-- irsn3!rang, Hriaocrat,
!irctea 10 .'0agrcas.

CHICAGO Oct. -. 1870.
special despatch from iancktou, uacotah, says
the returns from two precincts OF the Red River
enior certain the election OF Armstrong, democrat,
delegate 10 Congress b. about ljo majority. TWO
republican candidates were run, Burlcgh aud
sphinx, ana the vote was neatly equally divided To-
tween them. Bureigh announces hs intent,oa 70
River.
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Rupture.-Dr. RsgGs, Inventor Of the "lIsrA
Rubber Mupcdal Trrss and OF special instruments for
ysrcocele aud ensv.ed veins will be found daily at NO
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All the T.nvcst styles Of Mem, xrS Rov,s
Hats OF the best quality, nj reasonable prices BANTAS
3o1 Canal street, of Wooster.
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:. Trusses., Elastic stociairas, Bandages, a.
Large aud saoce variety at SEELEYS Hard Rno1or Truss
Estahlshr Aelt No Ann street, opposite Herald ouuahg
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RUSSIA.

TrieGSiy 10 Germany.
81. PRrERsBURa. Oct. rs, 1870.
The Emperor has removed certain antt-German
governors In the Baltic province.
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Bachelor. Ynir Dye--Tbe Best ia tho
world. The only perfect dye; harmless, reliable nstaas
neous. Factory III Bond street
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h.--Cod Liver 0iI-Rus',ou'a az. W 10
bound to take the lead for is purity. UsG other.
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IRELAND.
The lfa'o-gapal Question.

THO Iflt5.EApAI VEueStiON.
LIMERICK, Oct. %, 1870. -
The corporation of this city have united in pro-
test against the Italian Incorporation OF the papai
States.
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Pylc's q. K.-The Vcon oriic Sonp OF the Age.
Sold DJ all lrs Depot $50 Washington street.
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A.-Rest0rer AmericR for tbs Hair. Tha
oniy clear without sediment in
VIII restore color dspcrsc dandru1 and cleanse the scsp
Sold by nj drug
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Diabetc., Diabetes. Constitution Water is
the only known remedy for IT, Depot i6 CliG street.
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The Throne and the Duar.

The Throne and the BuAr.
MADRID, VIA TOURS. Oct. 27, 1870.
II Is reported that the great Powers have returned
answers favorable TO the canddature OF the Duke OF
Aosta
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csyid,s Full styles Of GcntienseH,s !iut.-
salearoom 2g91I Broadway, near Duane street.
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t'risi adoro's UurivnIIed Hair Dyr.-sioit
and applied at his wig aud scalp acory No 6tstor House
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A.-Rrown's Bronchial Trochrs, for PrImo-
nary and Ashmac Disorders have their efficacy
test OF years. ana have received testimonials trool
eminent men who have used them.
Those who suffering from Coughs Colds, IInarsenegs
Sore Throat de- should try the TrocLes simple remedy.
which Is In almost every case eHectual
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The, T'o,nlat Thickers-victories Are Claimed
by m OF the great voting parties and KNOX continues 10
win few tr1mpis daily Ballots thrown for the great
ha people vote for him early and otsn 10 FACT
constlcnts are all rereaers But for every ballot In
nc share OF sreenback KNOX makes fitting return in
ihe form OF first Hat The October head gear st2