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METEOROLOGICAL large number of the
Republicans Of Marlborough and Hollis met
last Wednesday evening at the residence of
David Deering, Esq, the Representative elect,
and celebrated their recent vlctury in the
pleasantest possible manner A bountiful 1e-
past was was provided by Mr.. Deering, after
partaking of which speeches were made by
amos s. Allen, Esq, of Alfred, Mr.. David
4Aaad0x OF Hollis, 3. G. Jordan, Esq, of Bux-
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z The under-isned would ury. the in
ESS por'anee of more aitent on to the chill
Hdrtn's first teeth, and in doing 10
iA3 woulf announce 10 parents ct Eort-
land aod vicinity that be 10 p epared to give special
attenu)u to the children The general inpressivn
with parents is that the frst teeth are 81 little i'm
POI lance. and they seem surprised when the sntst
recommends Mig, bru,hin j, and other means OF
prese valion: every one shonid know that . dis
mature loss the first teeth, csuSe cont acrios of
the Jaw, with which it 10 impossible to have 4
healthy and handsome set OF permanent teeth
With niteeu years practical experience in the
profession, am tully prep red to treat and fil
teeth, OF insert artificial teeth j am using West
ern's Metal which for under plates has many adj
vantages over every o her m ster,sl.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain,
have introeuced iuto my practice the Nitrous
CAs 3as; shall be prepared to administer II at All
hours: have had tive years. experience IN ITS uss a.
an au9sthes@.
gress square, Portland.
sa23-ne weow OP MCAIAaTER n N q
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MARIN e N EWS.
p . RT OF ORTLAND.

| Thsssday, Sept. ~.
| ARRIVED.
| Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, N S,-mdst
and PASSENGERS to John Porteous.
Steamer New England. Field, st John, NIB, vi,
| Eastport tor Boston.
Ba que z Lord. Thompson Philadelphia. -ecal
| to order.
Sch Bowdoin. Randall. New York,-eoal to Evans
Sch Sa Tor Boy Hopkins. Boston
Sch Black Warrior, Bunker Boston.
Sch He,o Rhoades, B.ston.
Sch A Ri hards Wiev. Newburyport.
Sch Talent tEr) Coffill. Windsor, Ms plaster for
Sch Sarah Wooster. Leland, Calais for New York
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York-Hen.
~ Fox.
Sch Montsbello. tBrl Waters. St John. NR-Jn
Brown q soils, and John Portions.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Masonic. Morse. from Antwerp for New
orleans, put back to Flushing It'll inst sprung
aleak. She would discharge
ocn hSIon. Jasper. at New York from Cow Bay
reports neavy gales anil ealing the whole passage:
IN sne gale OF the 9TH inst lost boat TO. ssa tore
ooom ana main gait. and had decks swept and was
obiged to pat into HALIFAX repairs.
Scn Allen, at savannah irom Recklaud re-
por,s, 18TH lnsts took heavy NE blow VIII Oh sfe1
and split topsaii ~'
sch transfer, Guptill. at Norfolk from Portland.
Iepor,s heavy weather on tho passage, and split
DOMESTIC PORTS
=, NEW ORLEANS AR Goth, barque II Hssssy.
MoBlLE-Cid 10th inst, sch Guiding star, cray.
Havana.
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Horticultural Exh bition.

He Portland Horticultural Society will hold N.
Fan Ex6i ition Of fluIts, Plants and Fowsrs.
AZ Vv pan, WEDNESDAY Mkt, SEPrEMBER
~. opening At o'clock T. M.
Ii eral Pei iums are affered, lists Of which NAV
De obtained OF samuel R,lfe. Esq, Treasurer. cor
OF Sonsre-sand Chestnut streets. W.T.
The annual meetil OF the above name1 so,,.,x
ior tne election Of officers and 10 transact such 9TH
ef business a. may be legally brought before IT, will
te held at the Assessors Uflce, City Hail. on Mop
gay Evening, October ID ensuing, at Z ~ u'closk
r. 81. (:ep23td) 8. 3. BECKETT, Sec's.
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II. A. 4 N. u.

1 Special Meeting Is called tor FRIDAY Evening.
"A sept 3d. at precisely 7.30 o'clock. to TAX. actf n
on tue OF the Committee of revision of Con. IL
tutIon ard By Laws, and TO consider an iavi auon
10 participate ia the reception OF the Provilsn,a
Light Infantry, on the 9Th lust. Every mem IL
requested to be present. Per Oroer,
5. @. GORDON, President.
oAcja I. K. KLLIs, Asst. ssSy. seSitd
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News by the Latest Mails.

The steamer Ednburg, running from Gin
cinnati to New Orleans, struck on a snag at
Island No. 40, Wednesday night, and sunk in
9 feet of water The steamer Belle of st. Louis
took off the passengers and live stock and land
ed them at Memphis.
Adams, who knocked down and robbed the
paymaster at Shoveuberger's mills at Pitts
burg, Pa, on Wednesday, has been sentenced
to twenty-five years. imprisonment The pris-
oner shot twice at the officer who arrested
him.
A report comes from New York that early
developments concerning the murder of Chas
Rogers, nearly two years ago, may be expect
ed. Well known detectives have been careful
ly watching certain houses and parties for
some time and have obtained facts bearing up
on the identity of the murderer of Rogers
Wendell Phillips in an article on Europe, in
the National Standard, says that the first step
Prussia made from Sedan destroyed all Bis
marck's claim to be thought statesman, and
the next generation of Prussia will have cause
to weep that her posed statesman became
the willing tool of bigot king. After con-
demning the course of Bismarck and defend
ing the French people, Phillips ssys: "Our
government should protest against this ven
geance on unoffending France and speak for
humanity amid this breathess and cowardly
silence of kings"
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr2s-d1y
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BatcheIOr'S Hatr Dvn

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world /:
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in
stananeogs; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects fbad dyes; invgorates and
grss the hair SOFT and esutiful black or brown
Sold by al Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied al Bachelors Wig Factory, 16 Bond st,N.Y
June 3-1S70sNdlyr&W
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Truth to thy own own heart
Thy soul shall ave.
Political Notes.

Col. Kelly, elected U. S. Senator from Ore
gon, was the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor in 1854.
The story that Nilmington, Del, had gone
Democratic at last weeks election was untrue
the Republicans carried five out of the nine
wards.
Colonel John S. Mostly. of guerrilla fame, is
spoken of by the Democrats as candidate
for the United States Senate in virginia.
No political conventions are to be held in
Alton, Illinois. TO intimate candidates for the
coming city election. Every person who de-
sires an office is to run on his own Individual
merits.
J. I. K. Hayward has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans CT the English
Missouri district. The present representative
is John t. Benjamin, Republican,, who was
elected by majority Of one thousand six
hundred in total vote Of only sixteen thou
sand. Mr.. Hayward will doubtless be elected.
He was formerly of Maine, and is wel-known
as one OF the leading railroad men of the
country.
The political campaign among the Passa-
rnaquoddy Indians was quiet. John Gabriel
of Peter Denny's Point, was elected delegate
to the Legislature, receiving thirty three votes
against sixteen for Piel Toma. Tue election
was accompanied by three days and nights of
teasting and dancing. John is very intell-
gent Indian. knows more about the world at
large than many white men, end is the best
canoe builder of his tribe.
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The FRIENDS OF GOVERNOR CHAMBER
LAM are reluctant 10 ccncede that the differ
ence between Mr.. Perhams vote and the ag-
gregate Republican vote fol- Congressman is
accounted for by the fact that in many towns
Chamberlain Republicans gave their votes to
Roberts as consideration for. Democratic
votes for Representatives to the Legislature.
They point to the result in Bangor, where
they could have no occasion for forming an
alliance with the Democrats, as a proof of
their innocence. II is true that in Bangor
and other large places Mr. Perham's views on
the temperance question probably a4ftrtcd
him unfayorably, but surely it was not the
case IN Oxford county, where. there is a strong
feeling in favor of prohibition. But there is
no ne oil further controversy on this point.
1t Is an encouraging circumstance that the
accusation exctes so much senstiyepess II
shows that The conduct which some of Gen.
Chamberlain's more active managers chose IN
adopt before the late election was the result
of impulsiveness and undue zeal rather than
of lack OF principle. 1t shows, we hope. that
there is to be no more subordinating the in
terests of a great party to those of a single
man, however worthy, no more electlng Dem
ocrats to Office by Republican votes, no more
rsnisals to support nominations fairly and
regularly made, no more trading with the en-
sny, as these unworthy proceedings were
unfortunately resorted to in some places by
some OF Gen. Chamber!ain's friends.
We conclude. therefore, that there is no
foundation Tor the report that though the OPP
ponents OF Gov. Chamberlain constitute ma
]orlty of The Republicans of both branches of
The Legislature, a coalition of his friends
WIN the Democrats will nevertheless |
eject that gentleman Senator. It is |
not by any means certain that even sucb an |
unholy alliance would be able to effact HI,
election. But if it were able, it is NOT f. bo
supposed that sucA an alliance could he fo,n,
ed, and we have the fullest assurance that rho
Republicans of the next Legislature will SETTLE
their differences as Republicans.
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DIR. Bicknell's Syrup

DIR. Bicknell'S Syrup
Cures Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus or In
'aDtum. Collie Bowel or Summer Com plants gen.
erallV anu IL entirely safe and reliable and gives
mediate relief, and never harms the most delicate,
6elng purely vegetable without opate ;does not pro-
drce costveness. OnethIrd its bulk is of the best
french brandy, giving # powerful tonic properties.
No family should be without 1t for immediate use.
Fail not to try 1t. Druggists sell it. jy27d3msn
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MADAME CAPRELL.

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Portland,
that she is the same lady who visited this ci more
than twelve years ago, and when quite child, as
tonished the many visitors by her powers of
Natural ClairvOyance.
Madame CaprelPs engagements in other cities pre-
vent her making lengthy stay, and she invites all
who wish to consult her. to call at az her rooms
in the U. S. Hotel, sep2ld3tsn
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S19,5OO,OOO

The Remaining portion of this
Loan 2sOaO for sale at 81 x-2 and oc-
cs'ued interest IN cMrrency. Can be
had at the C0mp0ny's agencies IN
NesU York or Boston; IN Ae,v York,
Tanner Dc Co., Bankers 5, NO.49 JT0N
ST., or ". =. COnverse Dc Co., No. 81
Pine st. In Boston. of d. Rollins
Morse d Bro, No. 81 State st.
Pamphlets, maps and all iuOr-
NATION can be obtained at either of
the above named agencies.
The attention OF Capitalists and
Investors is particularly anUited TO
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are dtI that could be desired,
and Nnhesit0fingly reconmess
fh1naa
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Price of Wood
DOtUn 81 per- cent.

. will sell good Drv Hard Wood, in quantities fro
two cords and upwards. deliveried on the ars in
Portland, at about two thirds the retail price. A
rare chance tor flmilies to two three dollars
per cord in the price Of their years. wood.
Address, Is. G. JORDAN,
Sep3Sueod BIN Ear Mills
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For Cdrdeisas, Cuba.

Portland Benevolent Society.
THE Annual Meeting of lie Portland benevolent
Society, tor choice al of ers, viii be held 81 the
Office the Treasurer. over Mercnanis Bans,
Oct. 18th, at O'Clock r NJ
sepZ1td THOMAS X. HAYES. Secretary.
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The CENsUs.-The imperfections of the CEN
sus are already complained of, especially by
big towns which the census ensmalls. They
are perfectly vicious on the subject, from New
York to Milwaukee and Postville. A Leaven-
worth paper thus hits some Missouri river
towns whase boilers collapsed by reason of too
much census pressure, or, rather, too little:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NV VVNOpA UAu OOu vi wv v
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Issued in denominations of $1,000
and $500, Coupon or Registered,
payable IN 80 gears, aUith Interest
payable 10Th august and 10Th Feb
1'MGA'y. IN NesU York. London. on.
FrathT0rt. free OF tGc. Secured by
mortgage Ouly on q completed and
highly prosperous road. at The rate
of $I3, 5O3.79 per mile. Earn 7ags
IN eccess of its interest 1i1biIiti s.
This line bss,eg the Middle Route,
is l1s'OnOWnc ed the SHOhTEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
IRA FFIC ACROSS TIE CON
TINENT. ST. LOUIS E FORT
KEARNEY spanned by a RAIL
WAY. and c0n71ectsng avifh the
UNION PACIFIC at FORI
KEARNEY.
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q. IT. Il u e R o

Os He II u Il IL ID
Ne 33s Congress ST.,
Having repaired and reftted his oil and resspt,v
nsmaged BY re, il new ready to wait upon the pub
IhO1ce Brands Of Tobacco and
cigars.
DOTH imported anil OF his own manufacture, eithsr
WaOLEsAaE on 8gTsIL.
Having reslocked his ore With larg. variety of
goous' ne iseis confident OF suiting all, both In
PRICE AND QUALITY.
ALSO constantly on hand. large variety Of Pipes,
snd al other articles usually found in Arst-class
cear store. Thankful Tor past tsvors he solicts q
contnualce OF the liberal patronage Of mis- old Gus.
toners and the public generally pas w
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Il O ~ IT.!

I'm MONDAY last, In the cars between Cape Eli
~ zabeth Depot and Portland, or in the Kennebec
Depot, WALLET csntaing Eighteen Dollars N
bills and small amount OF Grip; also u few aorse-
car tickets. The finder viii be suitably rewsred by
leaving it at the Argus Once. sepa2d3t
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Ytoll Homes.
SUPREME COURT.
= Ia the matter OF application OF the Mayor, Al.
drrnen. and Commonalty Of the City oil New York.
relative
TO TIE EXTENDING OF

- In tue matter OF the application Of the Mayor, Al
drrnen and Commonslty Of the Chy OF New York
TO TnE. EXTENDING OF
PARK PLACE.
westerly to West street, by wdenir- Robinson street.
"Ec p@'' IN TIiE tuiffTY OF NEW YORK.
We the undersigned Commits, oners VI cs,i'rat, and
assessn mt Ia the aboycenu,ed matter, hereby ave
Of all houses and lot, and Improved or unimprovel
lands Aneced thereby, ana who may be opposed to tue
FiSt-1hat we nave completed our estimate ana as.
sessnenl IN ne sooye.ented matter and hltal per.
De opposed 70 Nc same DO prssent Their objections 10
Coleman. Esg our Chairman. al the ONCE OF the Com
misslJnels. 10 - Nassau street Groom No % IN the
siy 81 New YORK, ON o. before the "a day OF se2tem.
seeonI-iEst the abstract or our said Estimate ami
anidayits es imstcs aud other docGmcnts when were
G9ssI once Of RS Department. Of f'i PaSic
wo N NE eniy Of SeT IorS there to remain until
Third.Ihat The limits embraced by the assessment
O. parcels OF land situate ylns, ana being ~ SAID elty
and bounded by and included and contained whin the
iay Be:innlng At The pciht Of intersec'ion q the
centre linz OF Chambers street with toe centre line OF
centre line Of Hudson sire 10 the centre lC Of Clna
street ttence norlhwcsiery 70 he centre Inc Of iooo.
HohoArn street to The centre line Of est street thence
centre line OF cor sre sSnSe 5b 70 tS
centre inc Of Re tor street TO the line Broal
way, uencc nOuherY along csntrc llue Of BROAD.
way Tie centre line OF cale street thence westerly
o. Hudson street; and tNcnce souhory along the csutre
no OF Hudson street " tue polat place OF begin
Fonrth-lhnt our report herein viii be pre,e lted To
u supreme Court OF TIC state OF Nex YORK, a. spe
q Barnard, Justice. In tbs new Court House, 81 he
oco5eT s71 at thS openne Of nc conf " o Sl1 lA5 o.
anu tHat tlen and IA re- soon thereafter conn.
se can nfArd tleIS"n amotoa will be made that sac
Dated New loIk August 49, 1870.
J0iiiS scoiT, --"''' Commissioners.
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Dated sew YORK, Oct 1, $50.
JAhEs H. COLEMAN, Referee
ADoLF LEvIsGER, Plalutif-s Attorney.

GIrKEME, C0URT.-um ". Ann Keiiv
ten, Joseph T.. Rgdmen, John v. smith, William ii
Jackson Ebenetef &. Jackson Edwin A. jack on. ana
william hatlhiaa. $50. 81
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
Coleman, the Reicrce hamcd In sait Judgmo Il, viii
ecll AZ runllo auction, through RoneIts q McGuIrc,
au'llonoerSi et the Merchants Exchange salrsrOum
no III broadway In IN Cy OF new York. the 2Gth
tAln 10y OF "a, together with the pulling thereon
erected, situate IN the Nnetecuth ward Of tue city Of
New lnlk. bounded and described as follows: Begin
mug a. pout on the north side OF Seycn'A eighth
street. one hundrrd and sCYcNtyOnc feet tiEht Inches
east Of the northeast conner Ct uuty'rElth street
ma ilutd avenue; thence luunIhg norm aud parallel
WIN lhld uNcuut one nun bred and Two lrti ana Two
lhthtsi lh'ucc east nud VFldIlrl Nu h-Fcul} ''hil
tIeet r'Ntlen gct Rnd .ht choai thence u1' a. par
incl WIN Iu'"i avenue. one uuudtrl ltEu feet u4l
two iuCh,s To- the north sG Il seventy Lnh street
ana The C' we along the cam" 5ACtu ltrl ana tsht
lEtAts 10 tho pOI4t ui hrfWu.ug, .-.....
JAMl. II COLEMAN, Referee
ADOLF LEylNuEU, lluintils' Attorney
New urH, 0ci. T. l7'l.
SUPKEME COIRT. In tho mater ot the eppli.
= riuoI Of tnH hlvor, drrmtr, Rud CJmmuLalty Of
the cry Ut New YORK relative 10 The extending 4 fark
place Wr.t'ry to West street, By wldcnint Robins
street ou the uulthHry and tuutheIly sdcs thereof
from tohosc place - west street, la the Guy o. How
Notice II hereby gwen that the hill Of the coats
charges and cApcuSCs incurred - reason OF tho pTo.
crrdnH IA tc upIr entitled matter " M ~ presented
Tor lhAHlun 10 The Honorable George q. Barnard one
81 the Juh ICES oi the supreme Court, the new Court
ll2nse At " Cly Hall IN The cry Of New Yoik ON the
JAMES u COLEMAN
JOHN SCOTT, tCommlsaonsra
WALTER ROCHE.
Ds'sd AoW YORK. October v. l51Q
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II I'm EnIl NOV AIILLN-

BLlND FOR DONAIlpNS.
Applications Tor the uDnptOH annually appr19 rti
to the desiiGe blind will be received o. tn ut'9 4
the Commissioners OF Puhnc Charitc' AMI Co-rrt'o1
VI 81 Hy cuturr ktst nth ST., on tGj p.lJwids siA
DAYS at o'cOc, u. NJ;
First District Comprising ist, 81, "a, ih ana %
WARDS MONDAY. DC, a.
second Distict-Comprising 9Th ha;d, Iu.'iH
oct %.
Wednesday, oct %
Fourth Dsulct--Comprising sta, 9tA a4d 18Th W'rh
Thurs any, oct. "a. .
Fun 81 ,riei Comprising 10Th and llth Wri' VI
day, Oct ..
svih pis,rict-Comprlsng nth and l7th wards "a,
uriay, Oct ~
seventh District Comprising 10Th AMI 3Jth Wh1
Monday, Oct. 81.
Eighth District-Comprishg ls,A AMI 2isi ward
TUESDAY NOV. L.
.Ninih D-trc' -Comprising l!th aud 1911 w'rdl
"wednesday. Nov. ..
Tenth Distric.-Comprlslng e2I ward. Thurdr
Nov. -.
By order OF Comm ssioners OF ru5lic Chulur' az
GEORGE EEIt0CH.
Superintendent Olt.IpD. Iuof
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nIyORCES legally obtained dGsorl'pn, sc -uN.
~ cirnt calse Nc punhciy NO charge 100 a.'hhc -
advice Tree. VI. HOi So, Attorney, ~ Nassau b'.
INN SALE A secondhand hotel range the Lad
\ cr' No lOi In 5000 order. Grant House As New
HoWrry
WANTED \ large quantity Of McAdum stone,
w sInch mash ami less. Apply Immediately At AS
Broadway. room 70
VA ANTED-A lrstclas' sccon Inland sample case
w fora nqGor house. Arp.y NJ ~ Broad D.
DuSTOFFICE NOTICE.-Thc mails for Europe
i durtg the week endns saturday, oct y, 1910,
WI close At TINS office on Wednesday ~ If O'Clock A,
NJ, ana al an the stations - follows, yIEt a amt d.
lClO, and u, 1885, AMI +, 9l5 3 q aud H. 1880 A. NJ
/, II. JONES, 20 tuntter
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JAMES ii. COLLMAS,J
JOHN SCOTT, Commission
WALTER ROCHE.

NGrRENiE Court OF the STATE Of Now York -
- The Lorllhrd flre Insurance Company, piaiutiH,
against George NJ. hittnacnt and lleuri WiiAc, exc
Cutor5 and trustees under the last Wal tostAmeu
OF Jos 'lnne ilaner. deceased, Anne Johum. Joseph
Jnhlm, Marcus Paner. Theresa Hluscr, Maria Sober,
Maria kotster, Catherine FehIer Charles FrhI m,
Gabriel Ihomann Pauline Pahi, Gabrie Pant, Mlranua
RAM IAN infant, charles PAIL can nantl, and Geoig &c
iner defendants luminous for relief. 70 the de-
PENDANTS above.uamed aud each OF them: You ara
hereby summoned ard required to answer the c ON.
plant In tins SETON OF which copy l. here with Cd
unon YOU aud to serve copy of your answer to tue
sain comp amt on the so, scrioers NJ their office No
Murray street. Nes York city, within twenty days
nitcr the service hereof exclusive OF the day such
lervce and you fail to answer the complaint wi hn
the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action will apny
TO the court for the rele demapdel Ia the complaint,
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SIERIFF's OFFICE,
New Court House, City and County OF New York,
August ., 49, J
certify the foregoing To b. true coUy OF tlc ura
mai norc ot election received by ne TINS day u .ai a,
secretary OF state. - -
JAMES OBEIEN,
sheriff OF the city ana CountY of New Yofi
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fCO TIE SEA sNOR3DIRECT.-SA larbor.
Il East Hampton Bridge Ham ton luOgue WcstlI amp
ton per Long and Ia lrgad from James slip aud Sih
ST, ferries, 5 4. NJ aud $3.50 T. VI.
N NJ, Greenport, sag Harbor and ca Shore
10 \: NJ, North Port. Huntington. and way stations.
l. NJ. Hampstead. and way stations.
tons.
40 North Port Exp. stopping NJ principal stations
$50 T.. NJ, North Port, Huntington. Hampstead, and
all way stations.
$50 4 Al North Islip. and way stations.
u trains conncct with branches TO Hampstead Glen
Cove, Locust Valley, NOrlh Port. Sc, &C.
Excursion tickets good for three days to all points
on the road, SIS.
OW FARE for Albany md Troy from lrcr a.,
Spring e., daily, Saturdays excepted, NJ o T.
Deck, 5Jci including room, u % l"cluIihl OHfh 81,
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VI fGt ilIE BENEFIT or THE
WOUNDED WITHIN IilE GERMAN LINES,
TIE
MInONs AND ONrllANs ~ GEKMANY.

WOUNDED wiiiIiN InL GEilMhN LINES,
WIDOWS AND on oRi Fl yNiF GERMANY.
ARAoRY OF rn1Go Vii " ff RtRPdiMhSr n 0.N.Y.s,
CoMNENClNG oCr. Il. is7j.
Tic undersigned ladies and gortcwcn. who have un.
derqscn TO "a o. knS for ns 1oS.e
The waf AZ present raging IN Europe with an nacx.
ampled severity has caufet so much suffering that II
GERMANY has, bc'ldcs the enormous number OF rer
GTS c sHnSe 9 % q'nnq N weSGoGf Inc
most. The hospitals have become inadequate 10 re.
their own homes but the distress does not ord win
called Ro he n aG y a H. srSaP c
s6s bodied male p9tssMGn a9d many families have
For these innocent victims The war for the widows
anil orphans Of the alen We also appeal TO your gym
Meyer yet Ia. the appeal OF suffering humanity
end We aye c91ndtni :hc puelc VII respond to THIS
eS no! Only h ,!IG We ia, 6p. aiso BY ,cnd,9
the lrg,st ana It matters nos ~he1ler In money or
From oct - 20 II m ONCE will he established at The
Armoy Of thc Si,n Regiment. situated on Broadway
tons IN the mean tine among Others the following
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Mls Son,gtGe1,eTe. LGoP sciiGiDI a. East 10Th st
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Nae. GEO W klLGEE, ~ West isth st.
Mr. Mr. 8fs SlftFvlLF. il iES eaiSetSn l Nv
Mr.. qEoRGf q BtYER, "a av., corner 18th st.
Mrs +. dofpES iAlexngton ay
Tic ffca.arSr 'i Is Mr .Fi!$ED. KunNE 81 Broad st.
Vie easal.' tawiY} "srAMMAvS. LID. aud
80 by oRDtI 81 ffhE GESEi.AI COMMITTEE
~ For ihc 6snsii ofhe sounded within the German
Inc ARMoEY OF TIL sra REGlaEST. on bro .' )
Open daily from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock NJ
sixth avenue e. trance isom o.c ocs J. ". through