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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

JUDICIAL DIST. CoM.-The follow.
Ing gentlemen compose the Repub-
Iican Executive Committee for this
Judicial District, as chosen by the
Convention held at Oskaloosa, June
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Local and Miscellaneous.
CONTINUED.

FOURTH OF JULY.-Are we going
to have one more good ,old-fashioned
4th of July Celebration here this
year, or not? If we are, don't let's
nut of matters too long.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

Mr.. VIRGIL FLEETWOOD, formerly
resident here, has returned to stay.
Glad to see him again.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

SCOUTS. M. Sherman, Esq,
Of this Tp., starts next week Tor a
two or three weeks trip to Kansas,
To look around.
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Ne,u ADVERTISEMENTS.
Removed.

M RS. BALDWIN has removed her MILL
lvB ner Business to the old Dr.. Hills
house, hrst door east Of the Baptist Church,
Knoxville. New Stock just received. 347f
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John Willis.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE & NOTARY
u PUBLIC, Newbern, Marion Co., Iowa,
has now on hand supply Of Blanks, and is
prepared to do, on short notice, all business
pertaining to either OGace. 81
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BANKING IND FINANCIAL.

lHE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS (roe Of Government taxi Of the
CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa are now offered at 90
and accrued interest This railroad runs 23i miles
north aud south through the finest and most tlekly
settled lortlon OF the magnificent State OF Iowa, aud
Is tho only link wanting to connect the railway
centres at st. Louis and II. Paul by an unbroken
line, III miles shorter than any existing route.
The total amount OF bonds to DO issued 10 but
$4,000 per mile or less than four millions In all,
OF winch OVER ONE MILLION HAVE ALREADY BEEN
SOLD.
After full examination We have accepted an
agency Tor the sale Of the above First Mortgage
Bones and desire to recommend them to our Gus
toners as a thoroughly safe, as well as profitable in
vestment. We uave no hesitation In saving that, In
our opinion, the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa viii
be one OF the most important and valuable roads in
the West JAY COOKE & CO., 20 Wall st.
Pamphlets with maps, may be obtained and sub
teriptlons viii DO received at the Companys oflcOs
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VIII Jay Gould ana James Fisk, Jr., Pro-
mote this brakeman.

Yesterday morning, at two O'clock 4. NJ, Con
duytor suunk's tran, INST section OF the express
lIGlsht, Nest, MEt4 Ule AlIe Vi Emi OIiun ran
over bruhtn rail. piece July six feet long OF ine
udck hylng ou', tue uomen um carrying tue traia
past. fortunately. without accident; but there was
durtor Srunk's igndn (sorry we coutIn't get the
namel without orders, and In the lace OF mortal
PERI, graz ped LIS ialps aud sprAIg flOln the tTin
while under Jul lead Nay, rig.t In the cut,
tne velocity rolling him hees over head, and tne
shock extlnguishng both his lamps. as the train
sped on.
lie pctet himself up, relit his lamps, found the
brake, aud nurrieI Uac.. ~ warn ths app oaching
lf"n ~ LIST Us lis severe rhaHIng would permit OF.
IL MH iurtLer bC"inJ than he anticipated. and he
~ss nearly frozen 10 death In the mountain gorge
Nmle waiting about hnli an hour T r it. appearance
closely iuhoWiug the second section Of tue nelsut
Vas the passenger trim, the occupants Of vi lcil
grunLIed at del y, kuo Ing nothing oi the fearful
dsasi Ter probably avoided b, the Intro ia conduct OF
ne higuan. But Tor bis pr Iupt "a, ION there Nou u
iou 1ile5s have boon wreck OF the frc yht train,
and probably OF the passe ger train behind.
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opeDs court, acting IN the discharge u ing dusy 20
District Attorney. prefer always 20 stand on the
law and the evidence. and not have my cases
papers. SO Ear a. have seen the newspapers, ]
nave seen nothing wrong In REGARD 10 this esse.
read yery few newspapers Ire.d one or two, Do
the trial Of Mcfarland cou es, have no doubt hat
tun Justice will be done him. II lie 10 convicted, lie
must be convi,,ed according 70 law ind evidence"
MOTION TO nan nPARLANp. Itt
Mr.. Graham said that MeFarnnd was even now
impropet,y In prison. The prosecu,ics lad not
taken sunlcient active Measures to wy lin. There
fore, said NJ; Gr.hsm, give notice that shall
day. os ns ' paf, u Of t sesSr
should we delay this uili What have we 10 be
afraid Off Ihe Jury Who will try McFarland VIII
NOS 80 out OF the court room before renderinga
VERDICT OF AcouIrrAL.
1'hey. would consider Mcfarland less man II he
would not lave become rrentisd at sight Of the man
who destroyed his home and happiness, thereby
losing his judgment and momentariy becoming in
sane, end while IN that condition shooting Richard
son. The jury that would find him guilty. Of murder
would have good reason 10 tear violence when ,hey
District Attorney Garvin, iurthor replying, said
the counsel on the other side need not trouble Tie
Court 10 asking for adjournment for II they would
put eau upon MIN IN his onco he wou,d extend IL to
them willingly.
Mr., Graham said that he did not intend calling at
tile Office Vi tue District Attorney.
ruiRrr-six DAYS HAD ALRBADr BHsS WASTED
through the delay Of that oBcer best les, lie had
reasons Tor stunning that Office. lie was not going
10 dance attendance aud hobnOb In the CORRIDORS OF
am public Office 10 secure recognition OF his clients
T Tsnt sc lie would apply t1sn impartial conri AID
Tue uture during tho tendency OF this case, IL wis
necessar,, he would suspend all acquaintance with
the District Attorney aud sbun him entirely.
Alter some iurlher sharp shooting, IL wac agreed
that The Case 10 set down for the hrst day Of tho
beNt ter0l, and II either side not ready the cIsa
cause.
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EHE KNIGHTS OF Prrafxs.
Annual sessiou Of the suprems Lodge Of
rho Order.

Annual Session Of the suprems Lodge Of
the Order.
Tho Supreme Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias
will convene in annual session this morning, at
o'clock at Masonic Hail. ia and 1I8 East Thirteenth
street. ibis will be the most important session
ever held a. the election for eGeers for the pcxt
two YEAR, will take place. being the FIRST time
since lite orEinisatiun, whom there were but Ave
Grand Lodges IN the order, and now there are si1
teen, all OF whom will doubtless be fully represented
The growth Of this oroer has been unprecedented
In toe annals VI any similar institution About three
years ago the drst lodge outo tue District OF Column
~" was Crfansed snd now ,be order Is represented
There are about 900 subordinate lo6ges, having
nearly 10000 contributing members.
Inc following Is the list ni the Ulcers and repre-
sentauves Of the Supreme Lodge, nearly all OF whom
will arrive In tnis city tails morning, viz:
s sszs Hss,
,or CLARENCE N barton, u and c, SCRIBE William A.
hcr inner coppe. oass. Stow Stow
District Of Celumetd-nugh O. Divine. J. ~ n. Cur.
n psaasSirqnia.pLdp Lowry. Jr. John p. Linton, and
%;o yossv-wiiiam n. French. t. Brooke Josiu. and
> harysaNd-John Burns. william Baxter. and Francis
p, b.la,sare-c. C. King, g. shcphcard and John L.
S'S DR.; Abrsm O. Levy. DR.. Henry W. Good.
oDanici. " - ''''"' mus" --''"''' "'- 90
Go,Hacicst-John +. Comstock. Edward W. Dawson.
, N,erasfa-Georgc H. cragsr. David Carter. and John
a. Cai(ornid- George Ii. Chard. David Kerr. and will
gsI HigItd..Rev William Gcrhardi, J. Hope sutor,
Ohi9 Henry LindenburT. c. 4. Russell, and W. u.
imhot'-H. c. Berry. II. Buchanan, and John W Kes-
heHfucty william n. Nichols. II. 7. Morton. and II.
&. LLOYD. "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. W. Gray. William n
Indiand--John L. Brown, Charles p. Carly. and John
Craven.
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NEW YoRK, Monday, March 1.-The receipts OF
hecves since saturday numper sos hoan. masInS 56iJ
Tor the week Tho market dull and unsettled.
buyers were unwilling 70 pay any better prces than
FRIDAY and sales slow at decline since last Mon.
day Of S1kc. n. some of the salcsmeu, who hi TX
that the storm will prevent arrival Of stock
at lcat 900 head Will remain uusod, Anew OF tao Dcst
cattle sold at lDkc n, bat l0c Il tle q1otabo
top price for any number and l3StiOc the general
rahze. OF sheep VIC had 70 10 day, and l7,i Tor tue
week sales were slow &c decline " keHG. n. for
all grades Deow extra About 700 were sold al $40
eNc vita extra lot at &C. WITH 2,9is hogs Ia 10
day, making i2l Tor the week, the market was Quet
At ehGeNc. for coru-tod. aud bIsgc. ior suilers
Dressed steady az iiailhc. Tor Western and
IA4l2kc. tor city
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Cor9her yesterday, With regard 10 the suicide OF
q. Harding, testified that Harding had Ueen an in
LtupeIale gambler, aud had lost large Gums ol
money. Tile iuyestlratiOn was Adjourned To enublo
We Coroner 70 gel Information iron hardIng's Tea.
uVeS. On Fl1day night Harding went fIum his
rooms In the Fifth avenue Ho,el 10 the h.use in
which be comm tted suicide, una on Study after
noon Was ionnd dead ia uis bed. ON tue mantel.
piece Was small ompty bOtLe labelled "audanum. "
ms diaTy and some od letters showed that his mari
IA relations were OF such IN unhappy character Us to
explain his ignomnious end. ]; also appeared from
lis papers that he Was OXOuian. Among his
effects Was a small volume bearing his name on the
tie page and dedicated to tle Earl VI Derby, Whica
cUntdiEed uinslalIgns OF DAME In EngIisn verse.
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BLEAKNEY.-Narch7 :. $50 joel OAKS infant son OF
Charles II. and Emma b. BleAkney, aged months and
Funeral from the residence Of III. grandmother,
phdbe j. Oak, 70 ~ lnan st.. BToo Nyn, Oh IGesdhY.
Msrcn :, aug O'Clock I. N;
youngest son Of James aud iIAOeth Campbell. In the
The relatives and friend, Of the family are respectful.
i1ss st,sT 70 s As o 5ns I1aer 5S me
iurtlsr Iollcs' at eloe T. 81
2yesr, native OF bAynadrldein. eOsaty or Corr, Ire.
his brother John ana nephew. are reqae+ivd to arcna
the funeral from hs late fesdence 81 East Eth s.. be
ocock thenes 70 lac church Of I6e VAT Vi y. q
be eele4rsgled. thence to Calvary Cemetery. at u
\; B.The member, of the St. Patrick Protective Nh.
,ual nance Bepeyoien. Association arc cordially IN
w., o,c.,.,. s.-. J. II. CREED. President.
HAWksHAt AstoTIa. on Sunday. March A. Honert
HAWKS, IN the 18th year OF bis age "
fully invited to attend the funeral from LIS late resi-.
aenee on Lue'caY' hafcn s, a, O'CLOCK. Pushing
HOLDEN on o. Monday 7,h inst, Charles Holden.
the Trends and eiai'yes respectfully invited to
aenn ~ Inaefa on wednesday al ~. ati Cannon 81.
hAKRIs -Oa Monday morning. March I. 1870, at her
y and dassae "a aco Ss BT F S'
hers Of ., NSs l6d sais Of tue family also the me
iD Ip' KsSt as Sr hsT Funeral from the bloom
avs, on Wednesday, Marcn O. at / o'clock r H.
She died 10 besuty, like rose blown Its parent
stem,
She died in beauty, like pearl dropped from some
She Ives glory, like nights gems set round the silver
She lives In glory, like the sun amid the blue Of June
HoGAN.-on MONDAY, March :. at OK A. NJ, Margaret
~ Longfofd Ireland
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence, 20
Souih "a Z Jersey city, AZ O'Clock Tuesday the Sin
LlNDEl lBECk ON sunday morning, March q, at
her residenef Gl West i'h 81, Mary c. wife VI q G.
.S'm one a az Si afI
tercnnnty papcrs please cory.
fEAlSALL-On Saturday evening, 5th inst. FL.
year of HI age.
lls relatives and friends and those OF hrs family are
tespecuuly invited 10 attend ma funeral. without fur
tier iLyitatOn. nom nus late residence B WaVcrley
vrtn ECh'Ton MONDAY March ], Willie Mead. son Of
3dayS. w.
lie relatives and friends arc resroctn,llv invited to
attend the tunert n IA tho sdence Of his parcn ~,
hnLeNnkton av; on wednesday morning at II ,locF.
sd year Of his age. So
The trends aud relatives are respectfully invited 90
henl me iunera nom h late residence 6g Mell 18th
ST. on uesaay afternoon, At O'Clock.
,hAOEl I'm, Monday evening", March Z. Joseph III.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
=, lETMAN;-On saturday March s, OF CONGESTION OF
ne orain' Robbie L., only son OF John &. and Abbe
L glhn, hteu year, mOnths and days.
lue funeral VIII take place iIom tho residence Of
ne Erah -m9lher Mrs Mary Jones ~ Delaney IT,. on
Lutsday slh lust AT 7. NJ Relatives and Ir.ends oi
the family are respectfully Invited TO attend
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TIE Killing of Terence Flynn.

John Howard was arrainned In the Kings
County Court Of Oyer and I1rminer yesterday, u
nn iIdiGsmcnt or the klilug ui Terence ma. The
ccuscd, II Is charged. stabbed Flynn In quarrel in
ilnr9 street. brooklyn. Tue prisoner pleaded not
-ullty. and Lis tii. was set Gown for MJnday neat
Nr John Cvoney Is his counsel
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Sus,n,ss notittJ.


The Ladies' sorosis CIab, OF n. w York.
recently changed thoir discussions from womanL SUI.
frase TO Hair preparations and iunpio Banishcrs.
They declared that where nature had endowed them
with beauty 1t was thor riThtyea their dnty-o sea
1t where they could SO they all voted that Magnolia
Balm overcame sallowness, Rough sldn. and Ring
marks. and gave TO the complexion q most disiiagus
CsorosarO and marblelko appearance (dangerous to
men no doubt ana that Lyons Katnalron made the
Hair grow thick. son. and aufu pretty, AMI. NOR cover
prevented II from turning gray. II the pEopretors OF
these articles did not send the sisters invoice thly
are not smart.
A Favorable Notoriety.-Thc good repu,a-
ton ADD extended OF BrOscr's bronchial Troches
for coughs, colds aud throat diseases caused the
Troches TO be extensively initiated. Obtain only the
genuine Browns Bronchial rroches." and do not b.
influenced BY those who make more proAt by senng
vorthlos3 limitations.
The Rigss Truss. , BarcIav st.-E.tab-
tf4ff.f ny II
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A Murder TIM, may Go uupuu,.sed.

Cornelius O'Havon, seatarng man, died in
u- b. ouH 81 ty Hospital oi tie VistOl shot wound
900 u knee wuGI he said he had received al lie
nndr VI negro IA fali kiyeT, Mass. This Is all
.A.t is known about tie case.
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hoard OF TRUSTEES
FREDERICK s.wIN-TON, SEYMOUR L. Hustled
JOHN V l. PRUYN, SAMUEL u. BABCoCK,
WILLIAM MOORE, DAVID HOAnLEY
ROBERT N McCURDY, henry A. shy THE,
l. GREEN PEARSON, wILLIAMV BRADY,
MARTIN BATES. WILLIAM Il. DODGE,
WILLIAM BETS, GEORGE 5 Coz,
JOHN WADsWORTH WILLIAM N. VRRMILYB
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN T.. DEVELlN,
OLIVER Il. PALMER, WEI NCToN CLAP.
SD Ell L. srROULLs. ALoNZUp1uLp.
SAMUEL N. CORNELL, HENRY E. DAVIES,
LUClUS ROBINSON. RICHARD A MtpDRpY.
W, SMITH BR WV, FRANCIS sRIDL.t
RICHARD PATRICK. j. ELLIOT CoNDl.
WILLIAM H. TOT1lAM, JAMES G. HOLDEN,
WILLIAM A HAINEs, HUGn n. CAMP
EZRA WHEELER HERMAN G. VAN POST.
RICHARD 4. NoCURDY, Vice President.
SHEPPARD noMANs, Actualy.
JOHN ". STUART, Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER Assistant Secretary
MILAN ,BETISh LID, J
lioN. HENRY +. DAVlEs,}
ISAAC K XIX Kip, Mip1 Medical Examiners.
III AND 80 BROADWAY,
Corner OF Llbeftyst.
January 20, 1870,
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state bonds were strong on moderate dealings. The
features old Viz niAs aud Lou siluRs the
named chenJ under IN, CIscs ~ foreign baLkC
IN. CEN. TO - Loul-ana; were nim al a. the leyee
e. improving - cent. to AK and leyee = 10 S. an
ndNaDce OF cent. Ouparcl with last ..
Tvnnesces were steady, Tire old Advancing cent. to
we've weHN AZ s,s2l; Missouri e ru a. BiSSssS1,
and georgia D. al IS. Guy uanE shares strong,
with sales ot Bank OF Comncrce at lt!h Metropolitan.
L41 Central National IliH aud Teuth National, lOl.
halfway mortgages were finer, Cent nj PaC lhcs selling
a. 0iA 81 \, In.ous alyaacin- T. Om 80 To -.
l he extremely easy rates OF money have more than
counter oaiane the ieycrlsh condition Of gold under
w'nch the railway share marx t. though less active
than the lftt uat or tho - has been strong and
guC., but sc ulQtlOn has bee manly the Wander.
ht sf1cs- Noi'hwe,tcrn a1i Iisc lore, which have
tgAtNely uaod 10, Ecw l0r Central ttoca advancing
ron " TO ~ scrip, $50 to YJki Harlem. il5I 10
HbH Not n"ssseFn, 10y t. - NE preiei red
LARGE lusncss ~ loca sland, 40 llyA gl0s, an.
der renewed reports OF consolidation with Pcunsyl-
NHtll icnifl. Itrlc was q ttr AZ uuy a. movement
Il, Jew Jrrs central whieH was carried NJ nom
lgsA to lyik. keauiu ne,n. arm az 'SK&y,A, and
ONO aud Ms Il NJ 4 S0NGNk fTic dun at o
2 as ~ tsnursh ~ .rHi Fort Wavnc at glk@ee, ana
N1'H'h al r''s, Tie 81 fau shares were nrn on
pace %. 81" uNF. Tho aIuuA meeting ui the STOCK.
!" ltrs OF e mon PariNC railroad wall be held in
10 toA ob "eln At ;, the sin inst. ........
~ tlG 30 li.-, Mchl2aa NtuttR sold nj ll0k9llAA,
omcaEO BulhaEton ana Quincy, 80; Alton and rerre
iaute ChCa- and Atom lJ, Morris I'd Essex 80
bmt1n Hartford ana Ere g.. and Dubuque and Sioux
CIV NJ ~ iht trcelllneuus shares nrn, PaciuC
MdI Oelht most active opening at So, aIyancin TO
40 rccyng T. az reaClilg to ~ win later sales at
90, l"la ~ c'LG az ihe c,0se. Canon Company
lrom ~ 10 lS while QmcssiN was steady AZ iiKSfix
Ae-tcrn Union lt..rH IA was dull NJ $40 81. DELI
Matc and LuckuNauua COll Company suIuAg nj lIs
Ing recorded Of Sax a ans being quoted al GOs6Cl,
aud lhltgd dtcs as 3J't 81. "
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SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS oftfe Chicago aud Southwestern Railroad
Compuny, endnrsed In currenc, by the Chicago and
ock Island Railway, for sale at "a aud accrued Ia
tcresL Pamphlets with full particulars furnished by
FRANK & CANS, II Wall VI.
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% Pine st., New York at Offices Of jay Cooke
CO., New York, Philadelphia, and Washington ;
tue Bank Of North America. and banking houses o,
Howes Macy. Now York; aud At banking house
OF z. w. Clark & Co, Phia lephla.
W. D. sHATTUCK, Treasurer.
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Arri,cd-MosDAY. Marc

Arriscd-MoSpAy, March :.
Steamship Ar alne. New orleans. mdse. and pass.
StcEmsnip color ado Liverpool, mdsc ald pass.
Steamship Ida, q glsgOw, taisc aud pass.
Steamship Perere, Havfe mdse and ptss.
stcdmshin ". 4, clyde, lma lei pa a, mise.
Shp Ferdinand ricgcrt, Liverpool, ludse
BIfk Slrlnu tar. Cardif, iron
Bark Volunteer II lrtOn. IN ballast.
Brig Ponyert, Cicnfuegoos, sugar.
Rng la Cfco'c. tururoa EOat * ne.
hchr PhcOc Hewett Havana fruit
scar sarah A Reed, Gggl town. Mic. hides.
Also TIE usual RIVER aud cOastwi G ycsieis.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
QrxKSsTowS, March 1.--steanship Minnesota, New
York.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REw.-On Sunday evening
Feb. n at O'Clock, at th1 priests siieucc 29tn ST.
No cards, no fuss.
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Ilrp Coos.

1rn G5ouGs.
I ORD Il TAYLOR
VIII open on MONDAY. March I.
JAPANESE PoPLISs. 10 al colo.s, at Is ecu,s per
yard.
'TARo" CLOTHS FOR suits, at Is cents per yard.
FIGURED GRENADINES, Black Grounds or white
Ground hom 81 cent, to 81 ceats per yard
STRIPED GRENADINES, Black Grounds, NJ 81. ccuti
per yard.
FIGURED AND srRIrCD GRRN ApINEs. Black
Grounds or white Grounds from y cents to 81 80
per yard.
EVERY PIECE OF THE ABOVE IS OF THIS
SEASONS I,fIoETATIoN, AND the STYLES ARE
EsTIKELY NEW.
ALSO. AN
USEQUALLED LINE
BLACK nEkNANIs.
ALLslLE GEE$ADINE5.
B4ZANIlNEs, AND
FLhWEN TINES.
AT CORRESPONDING PRICES.
ALSO,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
or
FANCY SILKS,
from u to 81 per pard, reduced from e. and tssO
per yard.
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST.
GRAAD AND CHRl SITE SIS.
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NryERrORE .--Severmore VIII any article save
fualVus VIA "a, or aalEIUIn fDr the Han, used oy
.au md wonc1 ol cou4 sense, Who Wsh 10 Il. tore
90 Il gAy orks the cpiOr aDi uuie nj their DTiue.
NcNy more wall uIc plud:4t cUt thea halT with us1,
cN. alag nguseatl,lg Odors. II Is lAished The new
pei aratoA re,gus suprrme.-idr.
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ttuurts.

EREE lECItRE.-rhc Rev. GEORGE J Ninrins
VIII give the third lecture IT tn course now being
us.NoIrdn thy Ncw lork tort society thuIch corner
OF sdlsoh ana aiharlne So, on IN tTucsday1 even.
va, hNtch ;. subject Ig.p 10 California" ecture
VIII commence az * Oct ct
llkp " Eflt ti~ enc II H. the ren lwued ora or
i'NellNt' ahd uranatst viii denver Of his pupu-
~ lWorons lectures nn tArH h " MARCH AZ r. ",
IL the large ha Of The Cooper In tuc doors open at7
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAvAc-rrts nv
tses "a SUI SETS. 80 Mool rises ~ 90
u.uT wArEA-rUs a.
sandy Hoog..li ~ OOy.lsaAl.. ~ al Hell 1at1. Qg
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WOOD's mU1EUM AND MENACERIg,
w tSucceAsor TO BnrnumhD,
BRoADMAn, co'iNEl OF S9rH ST..
HIONDkS Every Evening Pygmniion Jennie wilmore
BLON DIES lEvciy Ev ming Pygma.ionl Ada IIarland.
BLON DES kVeiy Evening PygmaIop Emily Pitt.
BlON Dk5lEvcfy Evening Pvgmnllon IAzze Wilmore.
BLONDES Every Evening Pvqmalion Felix Rogers.
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CHAs X. GRAHAM. President
TNHE FOLLOWING NtMED PERSONS
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N, Graham explained that the many rumors In
utii.'lIn concerning Z e course wniCh tue three
"4l-ru0rs Tor httatIand would pursue were neces-
t-rl' 90 tie most speculative character. KNOWN.
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Nith Ouli be taken ~ the defence, the tircc
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p'4tr To- keep 4 cir lrupusel proceedings to them.
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aLs-un- hr. GIu-aiu hutw that the Court wa
AHI- that the trid ut Mcfarland would he one
o. unusual importance and widespread interest II
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