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NEW CASCELLING STAMPS ordered to be used by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue will be roady to he
delivered about April ls The best and cheapest is Hos
and will be for sale at Schebles sole agent Yellow
Building No. 49 South Third street. Price, SS
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NEW STYLE PIcTURR-The German Chromos made by
A X p Trask, No. 40 N Eighth street. They must be
seen to be admired
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RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND BOOTS for Men, Women and
Children can had at retail at the very lowest pricee
Goodyear's manufacture. old stand No. as Chesnut
street, lower side,
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sMGER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalments
Q. 4. DAVE No. 80 Oheanut ntraat.
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CATS CHINA PALACE, NJ. 1922 Ohesnu. street. have
been eivng immense quantity goods this winter
aud spring. with the expectation of having im edate
which far has not exDectation Jonse
quenty a~Ge stock is hand which Ub be closed
out and will be sold at le's than Old gold prices Below
we quote tho prices of Q few staple goods -
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CITY ITEMS.
SPRING OvrRcoArt

BETTER IN STYLE,
BETTER IN FIR
BETTER IN Our,
BETTER IN MAKE
Ndr any others Reodtmdde ip The cii, prices from So
10 800
BENNETT 4 Co.,
TOWER HALL
No btS MARKET STREET.
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OPENING
OF THE
SPRING TRADE
READY.MAbE CLOTHING
wANAMAKER BROWN,
OPEN TO tTdR PEopLE THE
GRANDESr STOCK
FINE CLOTHING Foa MEN AND BOYS
OAK HALL HAS EVER CONTAINED.
THE BEST sET!!
THE CHEAPEST SET!
OAK HALL ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
IT'S STOCK The BEST EVER MADE
IT'S PRICES THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
IMMENSE PREPARATIONS.
FOR THE PRESENT STRING AND SUMMER
ALL MANNER
FINE oLEo6rHING
READYMADE ANO MADE TO ORDER
SURE FITS FOR ALL.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING AVN
DRESS AND BUSINESS sHfFsi HpHsAbLI M AND AND ohhAr @ T
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS r,- ,,D 80
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP
ALL WARRANTED TO WEAR
OAK HALL. ALL SIXTH ST, OAK HALL.
OAK HALL. from MARKET to OAK HALL
OAK HALL MINOR ST OAK HALL
OAK HALL. - OAK HALL
OAK HALL. OAK HALL
OAK HALL. OAK HALL
OAK HALL. Nos b3I. $50, 534. $50 OAK HALL.
OAK HALL. Market ST. OAK HALL.
@ 9Ak HALL HALL Nos si&fh ST. SRd A oAk HALL HALL
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Cups and Sauc0rs per set, IL pcs,
s.s q .
White Freu,h China ups and Sauces, set, 10 leo
Partisan Granite DINING Plate. 91a inches per doz 100
Table Tumb ers, per dozen Observation-Disclosures. 65
Table Gublets, Dozen assorerd styles. 100
These goods all first quality. Purchasers can rely
having them Just the samples shown. Goods
TO out of ths city will be packed aud delivered TO
spotaton office free Of charge, aud insured against
breakege TO destination. Showroom until o'clock
at night,
The sun., 1870-10-21
spIRKs FROM IHE TELEGRAPH.

Seven persons died of yellow fever in New
Orleans yesterday,
At Now Orleans yesterday the Thermometer foil
20 deg 10 twelve hOurs.
The Yale College scientific Expedition reached
San Francisco ON Wednesday isht
Miss Nilsson had AN immense audience at Phila-
dtlpi Ia lust night The receipts were tG,GB.
James Randall was drowned at the Isle of shoals
Yesterday. c was well known as the boat Keeper AZ
Appl0aOTe House.
DR. Ralph who was prominent in tn canadian
rebellion OF 1881, ded IN Toronto on Wednesdy AZ the
axe OF eighty four.
The second trial Of George vanderpoo who mur.
dcrcd Herbert Field AT Man stce. Mch Sept o. 1862
commenced yesterday Al Ia smazoo.
The b,uaks On tho Virginia and Tennessee Air line
viii run rOuGh ON Norfolk TO bin tol on eaturdny
THO first passenger train that ever crossed the
Mis- ssippl river below nt Louis transferred on
wednesday evening from Bomout Mo-, 10 Columbia
XIV
The juiy in the libel suit OF the Hon d. y Bennett
against the Buffalo Commercial tdrsruSer, aler one
hnuI and hAlls dclibOFs,on. rendered verdict for
Che defendant
Mr. Eycrts. who WAS lost from tho Yellow Stono
Exploring Expedition last September, found on tho
lbih mt, about sCNeniN.nye miles from Baigrant
Gulch, yuy wuaS from exhaustion and hunger.
TIE Uuiloi States steamer Huerriere has beOn or
dercd 10 crure around the harbor and bay VI New
loik, 10 ensure respect for the Prcsllunrs neutrality
proe!nnnlOn among the armed vessels Of the French
and Prussan bcllisercnls.
In tie Superior Court at Boston, yesterday Au-
forgng $1,000 check on Duncan sherman 4 Co Of
how York and obtaining 81 900 on II from the hAtOHs
ENch1hge Bunk OF boston senteucc deferred
Owing to the Indictment weather yesterday, the
HH postponed until next Mo iday. when there will be
apafade OF the hIddletOwh and Paterson FIRE Depart
ooi' J@ FISK Jr,. ssd Ges EipsirloK wM make
sDocchOa
The sun., 1870-10-21
A Young Demoeral slnb- Tammany nIan.

At about halfpaSt o'clock yesterday after
noon an alteration occurred in front OF lO5 Green
wich street, between William Kinney, OF C3 Wash
ington street, q Young Democrat, and PIilip
Caunin, Of 100 Greenwich street, dcyoteo OF Tam
many Hall During the afTray which ensue /, Kinney
drew u dagger and made a stab at Cautlin. The
point OF tho dagger cut the clothing IN Csutlin's
left side. but fortunately did not laceraLe the Gesh
as Cautn, In defending himself knocked the woull
be ASSASSIN down and pumme ell him about the lace
tnl body Coroner Flynn, fading that Of his
voters had been beaten, impanelled jury and took
kinney's anti M0ytem CepositiOn and thoreupOL is
sued a warrant, on which Cautn was arrested by
Oncer James Dunn at Gao last evening. The pris-
then locked up at the Liberty street police
station to await the ectlOn OF the authorities. The
Cause Of the lght was Do itics.
The sun., 1870-10-21
EYGLISH WAR DISPATCHES.
Il Prus-i1n Arrogance Condemn ed-Report Of
successful French Sortie at Neuf- Dri-

prW- ~ m. -,
,".,'.f,', Ha. "'. p, o'
srcb.
Io,p,y Oct oO-Das,.,chos from, U.r,h,,r,
stat tint IN P,euch .hins of war ,s on,sd. of Iili
Eomd Nupo arc In light off the nopth NJ the
Il. p,.r,r,,,ors 70 moo, ,,. E,anoL 80,
tu. .l,., r,aIo in tho W., p,on.n ,ri,o,os 49,
ercl.rld OF Dupkirk. with fires bo,ksd Thi,,v
PJ.t OGces have been orrpnized under tts B,va
Tan ofltals IN tue departments Of Alsaee and I,or.
pine
r London Times In la review OF the CONT.
ueuti -itustlon this morning cen,ure, the AFRO
Eu.c Of tic Prussians In taor terms for poace and
approves the language OF the Emperor. Tat mo
r"o-rucnt ielding foot OF French territory as a
'on.:..n OF peace could retain its power a day. A."
Gen Tan,ide has found It necessary to deny tba,
The sun., 1870-10-21
rHoroGRAPHs ~ sUN REpoR1ERs
Unitarian Conference.

The National Unitarian Conference continued
It's section yesterday at the Church OF the Messiah
The Rev. Mr.. Dopworth, OF this city, proposed to
change the Constitutions of the Conference, saying
II bad erected barrier between tletAo wings Oft g
Unitarian Denomiast.on. lie said s'so that the
meth aud iast article OF the Constitution was passed
upon BY the Conference Ia les, at tino whom
they were iA'.Ued IN loty Rnd nlad b. q long scs.
t,on, and that wss bunglng and unfurtuaa;s
composition, and lld not really onholy the sriit II
the Conference. lie stood by the Gospel OF Jesus
where tie largest lvcTts is to BE- found.
lie u not desire liberty without Christ, nor
Christ without liberty. "Christ and Liberty
should be the motto o: the denomination, and under
t.at bauaer Il wtu,i march TO future lar greater
than tDe past ! he Rev. Mr.. Shotey spokc in de-
fence Of the oh article aud said that the Conference
rad no rigut 10 rcrca IT, and TINT the church would
not sancti N H. The Rev. Samuel May tcad paper
advocating tte admission 10 fellowship Of all. not
wi;hs anding tGe.r pariculnr belief, who follow the
precepts OF Jesus. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe gave her
ideas Of what she said CO slitutcl Chrisahity The
number o. delegates who have sitencd lh,s Con
ference IL Gl1.
The sun., 1870-10-21
POLIIICAL S0UIBS.

Secretary Bobeson spoke at a Republican meeting
IN B-ooSSn last evening.
The Hon II. l.. Dawes was yc.tcrday rem uni ated
for Congress from the Tenth Massachusetts, District.
MIR. j, W. Grogan is tho Iudcpcndent candidate
for the Assembly from the second Dstric Of rookyn.
Georsc warriu "a the Republican candidate for
Assembly the Third District Of Hudson county. J.
TIE Hon. Oakcs Ames WAS yesterday ronominatod
by tho Republicans OF tho Second Massachusetts Dis
q II stevens IL a candidate for Tire Tlmmony
nomination for Assembly from the sHtccnth Distrot
Balloon Hover has declined to be n cAndidate for
the Astembly from the First District. Brooklyn. Rus
The McClurg or regular Republicans Of tho First
for Congress
The Conservative caucus OF tho Virginia Loeisia-
turo yesterday nominated II. r, Daniel, OF Richmond.
CONGRESSMAN At large.
Yacob Cohen's purity nominated Mr.. vandcrwai.
h determination to nght the bstle 10 iGc bitter end
schneder the nominee for County Clerk, also AAdo q
speech.
A prominent city onici,l in Elizabeth, who ia
candidate ior rcaecllon, was bowing very low to .
Fortunately no Douos wore broken.
The Passsic county N. JJ Democrats Yesterday
70! saTqgils. oo,H Gem aiesoq .dSsIss 7 JOIN. %e
Senator Conkling and Gen. SWIM addressed
large RePuoiiesn meeting n - iames Hal, At nnfal9.
schwabie's Hall
DtNlalnln n uIHef lCpOTe u, lnf ltfpNiHCih can
didate 0r CnngTesa In tue Scimd Ala DBtrct IL max
ine vigorous campaign on tho Dr al platform Of unL
pudatlOn OF tho national deOt.
Tho Kings county Den ocratic Geners' Committee
nnde a bio for the wofklngmens vote Int evening By
ado ting OuU1 requcsting the Park Commission
pTs 10 comply with tho ElghtlOur law In tho employ
ment OF lAborer, on the city pllks.
The Republicans OF the Second Rhode Island Dis
tTict ye LcTday nominated JanIes NJ. Pondleton Tor
Congress IN thc Fis District an .nfornal ballot ro-
suited as followsi 1homas A JenoKes, iSi ThOmn
DAVIS, l2i BenJ 4. Eames. 10 : scattering, II.
u.. . a.. \
OF huaAchusctts yesterday dcpOAed J. II. Chlttnvay
their candidate for Lieutenant OOV0rnOr. substI
tuliDg Judgo Henry W. Bishop OF LcnOI Tho charge
IL thAt Chauaway has forfeited his political standing
uOn iOr the same once.
The First District Republican ngressionsl Oon-
yentOn Of Rhode Island yesterday, aieT b5 bali lots.
voted to dissolve withoqt making nOminsion. wiIh
polls. thoro - no choice, tht state COMMITTEE v cali
another Convention. Tho last ballot slo0d Thomas A.
tsnnkeA III ThoaAs Dsyu. Di OslJ l. EsIaos, -
The sun., 1870-10-21
JO1TINGS ABOUr TOWN.

The steamer 81. Laurent took out yesterday for
the French Government 60O0o rides and S6gs.0)o
tridgcs.
The race between the Dauntless and Sappho,
twenty ave miles to wlndward ami back which to
have taken place to-day has been postponed TIL Tuesday
LcNt.
Last Wednesday night the German tragedcnne
Marie Sechach. appeared at the Staten Island stall OF
the Ladies Fair ami offered note books cnntanlnF her
autograph for sale at s2 each She was largey patron
iZed.
Prince of Orange Lodge No. 10. A. r. and A. NJ, Of
New York, have tccn paving fateiual visit TO the
Grail IN Philadclplia. They were elegantly entertained
by Corntian Lodge No ~, AVN.
MIR Dennis Brady WISHES US to say that he did not
take the watch which Jacob i'ussrl SAWS he took on
Tuesday evening Mr.. BRADY says no r. wOrkingInan
and not thief Mr. Brady appearance Is against his
assertion.
While playing a game of billiards with Dudley
Knyansgh Yesterday afternoon at tho Apollo billiard
rooms. 800 points up RulOphe made the raqrdnary
run Of 5Ol points, French caroms. kaysnaghS largest
run vas 20.
A committee OF the Councils OF the city OF Philn.
delrha visit this cty arriving at 6;5 T. NJ to-day Tor
the purpose Of examining the workings Of The Fire Dc.
pornent They viii put up at the Hoffman House
during their stay.
TIE We Can Do Better Association hold meet.
ing on Wednesday evening at n Monroe street, and
elected Elward Brassc Presidents Henry nrcen.
Treasurer Joan Foley. secretary, The mrmberr arc
pmnp OConncU, Thomas R,al, william RToWn,
Daniel erdOn. Thomas Kane, John Broen John RYAN.
hnCy Clnke. vi lam IN mpsOn, Michael ClarAe o,
John Cassidy aud janice Farrell.
The sun., 1870-10-21
THE IMPEgDIS0 DUEL.
Chris O'Connor and Rudoipbe Preparing to
meet Death - Tenibstones Ordered and
Ueo dboa rds sMeasured-Both Bciiigeronts
bent on Butchery.

meet Death - Tenibstones Ordered and
Uea dboa ards sMensured-Both Bclliaerents
bent on Butchery.
Last night a Sun reporter called upon Mr.. Chris
o'Connor at his billiard rooms on Union square, and
held the following oonversrtion with him in refer
ence 10 the difieulty between him and A. p. Ru-
dolpbe, the champion billiard pleyer:
Reporter-Nr. o'connor, 1, is commonly reported
that you and Mr.. Rudoiphe are to settle your differ
ences with the pistol Are We TO take the statement
as truei
&. o'C.-I know nothing about tile matter except
what read in TnE SUN. ! have never received q
challenge from Mr.. Ruu olphe and never expect TO-
II one should come, shall select base ball clubs
weapons, on d Give the botbersome Frenchman such
welting as thall last him for lifetime.
Reporter-Where do you think the naht will come
ofrt
g. O'C On historic ground, sir. have the RIGHT
To name the place. and shall designate toe heights Of
Weelawken, where Hamilton fought b'ed aud died
. Reporter-1ave any arrangements been mado Tor
the meotinsi
received the challenge, l have had rothing 20 say
Wben It comes, shall not fail to presentmy pio-
gramme.
ON leaving Mr. O'Connor, the suN representative
encountered German gentleman Who hsd been
witness 20 the unpeaaautness between U OConnor
and RudolPhe. TO him the SUN man addressed him
German GenuemAn-Nelli Dose man. dcy Eight.
Veil Dot Rudolphe he was puti'd out Won de
send Of Griss Connor jallcuch, und Cries Gonnor
20 not get II any more. Vel, ven u do not gone,
how can he nghti Dot Ia IT, Vel, of deY fight,
dey fight on der HackensAck Rairost, urd Rgdolphe
stand OF milo post unu Griss sand OF an unner
mile post und den dey fight all day out. Dot s IT,
Und o. Won Is det dey hodet goroncr's inquest In
New CLersey. und dot is all amy more. Dot is all
hoombug Better OF dem to swim match. oder to
CLIMB pole, Amt ~ Rudolphe are fool to
angry wild Griss Conner, und Griss Conner are q
tool for TO angry viii Ruiolnhe.
RcpoTter-Do YOU think they will fght'
G,rn an Gcntleman--Nl; 10 not think they will
not hght 1t are too much expenses, und IL will not
pay needer Won OF dem.
The sun., 1870-10-21
CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

A fellow IN Paterson. supposed to bo . burglar
hrd three thois At two policemen who Att'm'tDi 10
utrcrt hi.r, AuOut O'Clock yesterday muruns, Ihe
furlar lodged Oehlnd building AID esclrcI
Yesterday Martin MahOn. OF 623 Second avenue,
was taking with two females. when James Mahon y
approached from behind stab bed hi IN the thgua
inn.clng wound four inches long MahUDey Was ar
rested ano held In q ,0OJ bail
John Frlckett went into one IIiorOnYmus's black.
hmi.th shop IN HobOken lat evening, and demanded
payment OF debt H1Tonymns not only refused, but
as ahled frckctt with foahOt bar OF iron, striking
nm m tn1 face and breast and inGcng serious Durns
iiIeTonyinus was held to Answof
ln tbs suit ia the Common Pleas by the Adams
Express Company against Duncan, Sherman & Co., 10
recover OOt Treasury note stolen from the EIpress
COmpnLyS car In May, 1893 AT Mnrshao d, Ind, Judg
pay Yesterday directed VERGE! fof the palnIih
Inent tor redemption refssod. Is tnA fsfmer
dOTseiDenI thOSh arlg 0lkns Wal dboeJ hiblo
The sun., 1870-10-21
BROOKLYS.

The new Long Island Club House costing about
100000 was opened last night with u free feed.
A naval Court Of Inquiry in the case Of certain
ofcrrs or the Z. =. steamer Guerricre Is now scs
sion on board tha! vessel. Admiral Godon 10 Presi.
dent OF the Court.
by Ferdinand Rchn against the Fifth avenue Railroad
TO recover t0OOI damages for crushed leg received
OF their cars
One hundred and scventy-fve thousand dollars
have been received account Of the sale Of pcws in
the Church OF the Pilgrims. BROOKLYN 5000 was the
highest price paid. The premiums averaged $3.50
The Long Island Club had their formal opening 9
last evening In the headquarters corner Rem.
sen and Court streets, The reception nded by
AL the Democratic political lights Of the city nclud
ing The bar. the pulpit and every Department OF the
municipal government Ihore was no speech making
The sun., 1870-10-21
THE FEDERAL ELECTION LAW.
Charles O'Conor to be Retained By one Of
the victims-Tho Right Of Deputy Mar
shals to Mark Books Belonging to the
state, to be Cont~sted-More Arrests.

Charles O'Couor to be Retained By one Of
the victims-Tho Right Of Deputy Mar
shals to Mnrk Books Belonging to the
state, to be Contcsted-More Arrests.
The Loyal Leagues Commits ssioner, John l.
Davenport sat yesterday in his once In the Federal
Building, TO hear charges against persons who were
arrested for falsely registering their in varons
Election Districts. Only four persons were brought
before him. James Barclay and Henry G Butt were
rraigned for having enrolled their names In two
districts Of the Fourth Ward, and were held for
animation. Terence Foley and oven Gray. In
spectors OF the Tenth District OF the Sixth Ward,
were charged with refusing to permit the Federal
Supervisor to sian his name and mark the lists
Both were held in bail 10 answer.
Daniel Leary, who was arrested on Monday for
attempting to register his name In the First Ward at
81 Greenwich street, arraiRnsd ana the examina
tion postponed. The cases OF James Mccarthy, Pat
rick Mccarthy, and others who are charged with
resisting tile DEPUTY Marshals OF the district when
they refused to enroll Leary's name was adjou urned
By Commissioner Osborn in order to decide the
powers and duties Of the harshal's officers under
the act.
One OF the prisoners notified the Hon A. II. Purdy,
the Assistant District Attorney. OF his determine
ton to retain Charles OConor TO test the constitu
tionalty OF the law. He said that Court could
would maintain that Deputy Marshal has q right TO
sign his name TO or mark books which admittedly
belong TO the State, aud II Ia said that Mr.. Dayen
port has conceded as much as he Is known to DO an
advocate OF national registry OF voters to obviale
this anticipated difficulty.
CAUTION TO INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
Mr.. Cornelius Corson sends Tue SUN the follow
ing:
desire to caution Inspectors Of Election (and the
publcl against a yellowcoyered " Book OF Instruc-
tione," printed by j. ". Trpp b Co., and which IL
being extensively circulated. Is printed in exact
imitation OF similar pamphlet issued in years past
by authority OF tho Bureau Of Elections, and is well
calcu lated TO deceive. 1t is bogus and fraudulent
Issue this caution because OF Q statement IN one
OF the Radical papers that tis pamphlet emanated
from the city government 1t Is evident tDat II q
newspaper Ia thus deceived, even officials OF this
Bureau may be mised. Proper instructions for reg.
istcrng have been issued by this Bureau, and =
copy Ia en- closed herewith. Instructions ior election
day will DO furnished you IN due time.
CORNELIUS CORSON,
Chief Of Bureau OF Elections
The sun., 1870-10-21
SUICIDE BROOKLFS.
A Partner In the New York Roofing Com
pRuy shoots Himself with n Pistol Cause,
~ Entnl.in n nl li al q

A Partner In the New York Roofing COM
pRny shoots Himself with n Pistol Cause,
Combination OF Circumstances.
Shortly after 10 o'clock last night, Sergeant
Williams, Of Brooklyn, while on duty at the Dutler
street police station, heard a pistol shot on the
street, and hastenng out discovered well dressed
young man lying on the sideN ak almost directly
opposite the station. ara bleeding profusoly from
the mouth lie held revolver in his tight hand
The young man was carried into the station. whore
he gave hit name as Henry A. Checvcr A card
was found in Lis possession, upon which was writ
ten the foowing:
NV name IL Henry Checyer. Have brother. J. C. p
Checvet who lhe' ats! woodruff street. BrOoklyn. |
de by my owe hand. II. A. &.
The card was one OF the New York Roofing Com
Pany, Of 2)5 Broadway Ciesyer is one OF the
partners In the concern. lie wrote a'ross the face
oc ito card: Molly l. 5. Mills, lO4 Setond street,
BROOKLYN"
DIR Waite attended tho injured man, and found
that tie bal had entered tho roof OF the mouth an
lodged just back OF the UPPER part OF the nose. lie
Was unable to extract the ball. a,
ChCcver who appears TO be very INTELLIGENT
young man, about ~ or 30 years ~ age, declined to
reveal the cause ~ tho rssh act, but merely stated
TIA lie was prompt "a 20 kill himself thr, ugh a com
tination OF circumstances lie was alive up to
late hour
The sun., 1870-10-21
A $500 uor-. Commits Suicide.

Yesterday morning the favorile black horse Of
Dr. honsit, OF schermerhorn street, Brooklyn.
committed suicide under peculiar circumstances.
The unimal ban been irri.ated by the breaking OF
shsh Of the Doctors gig, but whether he had any.
thing TO do with tie accident matters little lie f'.
the mishsp keeniy; the AFFAIR worked upon his
mind 1t worried lin. Wren The harness wus
taKen from his bsck, snd vher the Doctors groom
was hanging the rnins up. the horse deliberately
turned about, rushed trom the stable, and bringing
II top Of his head In contact with the nearest ap-
tost with great force, drurrcd 10 the ground and
died without struggle. Five days ago the Doctor
offered 500 fer his horse. He was iful
animll and enjoyed tho rospec. and esteem Of all
who knew him
The sun., 1870-10-21
How Timothy !. Campbell wns Elected TO
the Assembly.

TO 'Nf fuNOT OF nc NUN,
SIN; You would greatly obiigc one constant
reader, and think more than one ,lousard by Civ
Ing m exposition OF the manner in which Timothy
J. Campbell was elected to tho Assembly was
present d the canynsslng when Campbell and Zim-
mer were rival candidates, and saw the roughs OF
the district take session of the ballot boxes put
out tho gas and scatter the tickets, In tie interest
OF Cam 3bcll.
4 prominent man in the ward met Bill Tweed the
other Gay, and the latter said "Well, Fred. what
ctn do Tor youf" :" want to go to the next As
scnibly," repcd the former. 40, you do" rejoined
Tweed "Ncll, Campbell wants to 20 there too,
aud viii have to uush him In. tuppose, II says
80. Why. he will 20 v heiher TO Is elected not ,
you kbos."
Campbell was not worth dollar before he went
TO the Assembly hut how about the nine houses bo
has purchased sincct lie told Tweed that II be
gave him tie Office he would do his bidding. and he
has received his reward ut the rate OF about sa5
minute. WILLIAM WALTERS.
The sun., 1870-10-21
Tho Purchaser. Of q 10, 900 Nuzzle Loader.

WAsurSoroS, Oct. 20.-Charles Wright, Of
New York. having failed to put up the required
margin for the guns for which he recently offered
bis bid was today rejected by Gen Dyer, Cnicf OF
Ordnance. Ills offer was $i5G per gun for 2O0,010
new Springfield rife muskets, and 81 IS Tor 110OJO
cleaned and repaired. Gen. Dyer to-day made the
following awards
Austin. Baldwin Coz Of New York. to,coo new
repaired a o. 80 each aid 100000 cartridge at 1880
i "a i nnSer VVv new ~ dns
new Springnelds At Si2o5 each Gen William u. Frank.
lin oil the Enneiis 80 600 10 400 In number at
ti.S each. A. u. stelnbergcr was awarded $500
cleaned ard icpaired Ennclds a $3.50 each. len thou
sand eprlngEellr N AWARDED,
The sun., 1870-10-21
Tho Tbundcrbolrs ward Wide Aw,Lc.

The Hon, Samuel s. Cox spoke to an earnest
crowd of Democrats at the rooms of the Michael
Norton Association In Hudson street last evening.
lie accused Grant OF cndeayorng to centrllze the
Government The Oil landmarks OF the people of
this state al been wpcd out he said by this weak
Government at Loug Branch, lie woollod ana
skinned the Administration, peeled on its under
cuiicle and then poured DGuafortia uUon the raw
spots, TO tire dcccaion Of tne mass OF hard iisted
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