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New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
YELLOW FEVER.

INFECTED PORTS-sANITARY CONDITION OF THE
CITY, ETC.
The Health Board in session yesterday re-
ceived the following report from the Health Officer Of
the Port and adopted the recommendations in
ton Herewith presented by the Sanitary Committee:
oyrcERs DEPT. orAR.SLISE, S. l., Nov l, 1870
The following vessels from infected ports have arrived at Lover
steamship Emily b. souier DAYS Eewos.ns; arrived
steamship Northern Light day. toy New lem r. ,yed 10 Oct y. 2
eo% fever wa, frinsere to West bank Hospital on tue
schooner Arm ,rd sussS DAYS Mobile Wa.
II s e J s @ %s5 ss Of s.4 the S viz tho 1S % s n H. p % Inc
steamship Cclunb. DAY. from Ey,n ,ri,sd 9st & q
Steamship George Washington eight days from Neworean' arrived
steamship Mississippi days from Sevorle,n arrived Oct -
during & week Only two case, Of eos teytr were recsysd At
,Sfr IA Tbe rafe1' from .hp Northern Light Friday
last the day after his admission ye t,,fi cSeeS.s sopF Ec. Office,
The City Sanitary Inspector recommended that an
Assistant Inspector be appointed to inspect the CONDITION
OF the cattle arriving IN this city by rail- to prevent the
sale OF diseased beef. It decided by the Board to
appoint the officer for month an experiment. at
salary not 10 exceed 800 per month.
United states Consul Duffy at Cadiz' spain; reported
that the master OF the brig Cascade bound for New
York, had refused TO take out the necessary hi OF
health copy Of the communication was sent to Health
The weekly letter Of Dr. Morris was read as follows:
BUREAU or sAsI M M MSJ1 h51aE RG $40
To @ Board HsaA bpag%c IssoSs G,s S Tfy o9
tseioa diseases occurring city, compiled Pysesn' and
Health lneoiofs this bureau duns the past No NeeAs
eadng the 18th October. lg70;
Ty. Rrllps
Week phus phod ing Smsli Scsrls. Diphhe-
ending. Fever. Fever Fever PoI tina Measles. ii,.
Oct Oct. g. g. as s 20 % 10 9
Tie the numbers Of the contagious diseases reported is eS
20 the medical profession calling at
the then promptly to their More
liable statistics OF these diseases be reasonably
hcpd posOu generally becoming nd with
and but that such weekly statistics are OF great value
to themselves, well 8 to the public records
The Increase the number Of cases OF psng fever during the past
tie discovery Of Of oil
family where the wto number Of stricken Sh at
This group have not all been sick a. time
Juy last hut
the tact known T. this Bureau until the past
week could be ascrsne Dr. John Bishop ihe attending
physician whom report has been received At this Office Of these
Eliminating these ten from reported ps
hs been this disease the
previous We Respectfully submitted.
hOREAu MORRIS, NJ. d., City SANITARY Inspector.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
CAN WE KNOW now MANY NATURALlZATlON
PAPERS HAVE BEEN GIVEN OUTt

A formal application 10 writing was made
yesterday Judge Jones for permission to get iorna
ton of the number of persons made citizens in the Su-
perior Court since Oct. l. The application was made
about H. and the Judge appointed o'clock for the
answer At that time he had left an order In writing
with Deputy Clerk Of the Superior Court to give faci-
ties to obtain the information The Deputy Clerk said he
had no power have the order complied with aud took
1t to Deputy Clerk IN the Naturalization Once inc
was not able find him. and inquired OF the person
who was seeking information If II would not be best
Z" first to see Sweeny."
AT ast it said that the OF those admitted to
citizenship the first of October those who had
received new naturalization papers because the original
had lost not yet recorded but that the Court
had admitted last month about 800 persons and had
given TO so persons who affirmed that they had lost their
papers, new titles to citizenship also that there were
about 900 applicants for renewal Of papers rejected
In the Unified states Courts. but "a persons, mostly of
Irish birth, natuTalized.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
LOCAL NOTES.

The Young Democracy of the Seventh Ward
have Nominated Dr. Hans Powell for School Trustee.
The Fourteenth Ward (BrOoklyn) Republi-
cam. viii have no party candidate for Alderman at the
coming election.
One Republican organization in the XIlth
Atkinson for Assembly
William A. Ripley il the Republican candi-
date for the Assembly in the With District OF Essex
County, New Jersey.
John Faulkner received the Republican NOM
nation FOR School Trustee for the Eighteenth Ward at
the Convention, last night.
The Union Republican Association OF the
XIlIh Assembly District passed RESOLUTIONS ihst even
ing rayng the nomination of Horace greeley ior Con
gTcss IRON the Win District
The Democratic County Convention OF Essex,
" j. at Newark yesterday nominated william Bush for
sheriff; John s. Ball Of Ntwark Caleb T. Williams or
Ofange and John c. Lloyd OF BelloVe for CoIoners
The XVItf Assembly District Woodford aud
kauinann CaInpagn ClMb was ad1reesel la.t NAthIlh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
faEER- YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
OPENING OF THE WINTER TERM.

The New-YoEk Medical College for Women
bald the opening exercises OF its Winter term last
Ring IN the College buila.ng. The parl0rs well
Hind by a warmly interested audisBce.
Dr. Kellogg gave to the class address whose special
tween tea and sick headaches. he gave the feminine
tipper emphatic description Of the ills she must
necessarily lie heir He thought that stmuants
In q essential but heartily deprecated the
indulgence which is turning wOmanknd INTO race Of in
valids-viOtDs to tea. Tea Is much used that physi
cians ordinarily bee blinded to its effects and over
look them in tracing the causes OF dis
exactly. but tLr nerves and being moro active in
ellectnay than those of former generations rapidly
exhaust their nervous system and then attempt 10 re-
sick headaches, which they fODdly believe can be
cured only by tea and which increase IN occurrence
and intensity IN proportion to the amount OF the stln
liant absorbe1G The Doctor was convinced that sies
headaches caused by tea, weak tea and cited
numerous TO prove that they would generally
with cessation in the OF the stimulant IL Is
sometimes te replace 1T by other stinulsnts
in effect He didn't claim that abstinence FROM tea
would always these headaches but asserted that
they rarely met with which were not complicated
with one of tue indications OF tca-efects.
Dr. MnOIreported On the purchase of College material
They had recently got everything they wanted There
t. NJ college e tho country better furnished with ma
tcral for instruction. Their new plates and dagra0s
the latest and most valuable Issued in Europe and
they had plates not found in any other college IN
America. They lacked only in pathological specimens,
having those useful and possible things Chiefly IN
plastic model They had purchased all the material
they needed and had a fund left.
Mrs Clemcncc LoZier Dean Of the College addressed
che Class. in encouragement and suggestion. She
specially congratulated the students upon the large ad
Both professors and class anticipate an unusually active
and fruitful term.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

At the meeting last evening VIM. III Webb
thanks of the Society rendered latter gentle
man for his services in relation the Bryant
Of paintings trecently bequeahed to the Society," and
Also TO Prof Hawkes. Chas III. Smith and Judge Wkin-
OF Massachusetts, for valuable historical documents
DR. Dewitt announced that the 66th anniversary exer-
cises would be celebrated at the Academy OF Music Dee
l3, when Charles Francis Adams OF Massachusetts, will
deliver address.
In the OF interesting paper before the His
torca Society Mr. James Brooks reviewed the OF
VIM. Henry Harrison. The main data were comprised
In letters OF the eX-Prcsident himself from which IL
snoWh Lnat Harrison vigorous worker both manu-
ally and mentally and indebted more TO his own
energies than his knsmens purses for his education
ponCa elevation. Cen Harrison tells how strong his
constitution was, which alone preserved him In the ma
afiOs regions OF the South and West when hundreds OF
his hardy comrades died around him. Among all these
library and To these he turned whenever lu in
nss OF war gaze him leisure. The General married
IN ll9o ana was placed by Gen Wayne in command OF
FOft washington, where he had abundant leisure 10
prosecute the mental training he had earnestly lOnged
for in the wilds Of Kentucky and Ohio He was ulti-
Inatey sent, after rcsgnng his the North
West Territory a. Governor, and eventually was elected
10 Congress IA delegate, when that country was ad-
with considerable pride that was the first 10 take In
hand the public land system. The vast country
between the Ohio and Mississippi was, until
this term, known as the Northwest Territory,
and covered what is now divided into ak
eight States. To the Government OF Indiana cover
ing the present confines OF Michigan, Illinois, and Ohio,
Harrison appointed For ten years Harrison
continued in this position by Presidents Adams efier
syn, ana MadlsOn and finally received commission to
drive out the Indians under the great Tecumseh How
brilliantly that work achieved the world knows,
well the subsequent enthusiasm that carried the
conquerOr into the Presidential chair
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

viii, xbo,n a candidate Tho old dissensions In the Dis
trict would he healed the Republican vote would be con-
oentrated. and victory would be insared.
VIM b. White moved that the Cenventien nominate
Horace Greeley for Congress by scclsmation
Wilson Green offered q substitute preamble and
resolutions declaring that the State Committee had in
dorsed an Irresponsible and ilegmste body and that
tba members of the Convention, without making for
mai nomin alton should support Mr. Greeley individually
Rut after some discussion Mr. Green withdrew the
infion and The nomination OF Horace Greeley made
by acclamation. -, -. ~, w.. ,,-,,-
orean VIM n Merrill jr, VIM. Il. White, and Sinclair
Tonsey was appointed TO inform Mr. Greeley OF his
ination To this Committee the names Of the President,
sandfor l. Macomber and OF the Secretaries Charles T.
Polhamus aud Col. Joseph Forbes, subsequently
added.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
HOUSE OF REST FOR CoNsUMPrIvEs.

The first anniversary of the founding of the
of Rest for COnsumpves was held yesterday, at
the House, at fremont N. Y. About i50 persons
present among whom were Bishops Potter and Little
John The annual report read by the President Mr.
Henry j. Cammann. Through the agency OF Miss Boyle.
now the lady in charge the present Board OF Trustees
organized In October, year ago. building, with
about and half OF ground, was obtained at
fremont, and on the lst Of November the House was
opened for the admission OF patients. The institution
supported by voluntary contributions from surround
thus received During the past year, about $4,000 has
been expended 80 patients CT men, IT women have been
admitted: IL have been dismissed, most of them much
benefited Ia have died. and u are now in the care OF the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
Special Notices.

Quitting Hu-iBe--.-whs French China Diubes Sets
pieces,
QUITTING BUSINESS Gill China Dinner se,. sr
and upward
QUITTING BUsfNRSs-Gl Frereh China ~ pieces
QUITTING BUsTNRss-color,i ,ld GB al
price
QUITTING BUsINRSs-COorel Chamber Sets. IL pieces Bagrh
,osds
QUITTING BUSINBSsMsn Vases Card Receiver Jart asr.
Inds Cbins, &c, &C., At half price.
QUITTING Table Rodgers Sasf
field make S8 so the dozen.
QUITTING BUSINRSS-SVer plated Tea pieces hanomey
engraved gilt slop and bowl best plate go
QUITTING BUSINRsSSlver plated Csser cut ard engraved
bottles, As So
QUITTING BJsISRsssiver plated Table Porks &C The dorm
QUITTING BUIkRSsYoa rely upon pnoes Car
below anything offered in New York.
WI r. DALEY Co
a, Gli
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
A wEsrcHEsTER DEMOCRAT IN TROUBLE.

Hugh Lunny, the DemOeratic candidate lor
the Assembly from the District of Wssoheser mas
been prosecuted by Martin B. Watson Of Westchester
for sending forged teegraphic dispatch to him IN lss
ON the eve Of an important election MI watson Claims
81 600 damages According to Bergens aihdavli, Lnhny
hired him to to Troy, and from thence 10 send as
patch to Watson telling him that the dangerous illness
of "a relative required his immediate httehu-
ance. Lunny succeeded by this means In aI.Wlhe
Watson away from election for Receiver OF ia1es.
Imnny being candidate and Watson laborng To ueieat
him Bergen swears that Thomas Jay Byrne partcl'
pated in the fraud with Lunny. Bergen makes me eH
pose on account of quarrel with LunBy IN some Dsl-
ness transactions. The affair had caused great eNcle-
ment in Wesch and has special interest from e
general expression OF indignation at the time the s'e
rious fraud on Mr. Watson was perPetrated
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
A CLASSICAL CORRECTION.
TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: find the following in THE TRIBUNE

Of to-day:
To parody Juvenas hsneyei line being er nothing concerning
women We therefore with yy interest," that
new society formed in England called The Reformed Order
OF Odd Women sort Of cross eeWeena Burial Society and Con-
yyal Club.
Now whatever else THE TRIBUNE may be, 1t should be
correct in its classics The above aluson Homo sum-
etc. is from Terence not from Juyena as THE TRIBUNE
writer would no doubt have known he had only paused
TO reflect II my memory serve, tho quotation Is from
the comedy HedutOn- HnOrOumenos.
Having settled this extremely momentous matter, L
hope THE Association will breath more Freely
as does yours truly y d. b.
Ner- York, Nov. ], 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE
nONRsTIC MARKETS.


I-Os.s lower at 5ld52c. Bran, 9l1fl %
PorE iower Mess s26 75et7. Hay-Prme, sgas2S Bacon
hnneri sbcalders l5ic Clear Rib sides lsi Clear Sides 5
TsJ-Terce fnner T9l7lc Noasses-Pnme 7la1Jc Other
articles unchanged RIbapgeSehng l2i Newiork Sight para
nwaUkEs Nov L-Pour he,vy whei. declining No Mlsau.
Corn A. ad sSe fme 69c Barley eadyi No Spring nc
Recep-40o bbls Flour 5000 bush beat bhipmens-lOVo
bl. Flour bush Wheat Fregh firm al &c 70 Buffalo
Ca Nov Cotton .;rong and active sses l'i bales
receipts IN bales; Mddhngs lilc.
Ior,yLs Nov -Tobaecoss % bids At stdS5 IS for Com
mon Frosted Trash; 500 81 for Good Lu; 81 150tO ~ for
pers Bsgng quiet snd 6r a2s Cotton fiat ami uBesnse
Flour steady Era Family IS So Grain hni Provisions nominal
unchanged Liyo Hogs dull at S7d&I So WHISKY, sSGoec
ST. LoUs Nov. -Coton unchanged Flour dul aud unchanged
whestsampe declined 2d4e No Red Winter 81 lSd ~;
No Winter l 25d 81 nc Corn steady and Gncnsrgi "a
dcinng ssls Al 4 g+ Barley steady GS Rye declining
seng unchanged Provisions fat Pork S6 Bacon unchanged
Bulk Lari tm loc Cattle for gd 70
choice Live Hogs hrm at s6deL ReeaPs-Foar 'WO Dds
PTmtpErPna Nov Cotton fair demaui and advanced Mid
ding Upans l-c Co. Calf ldl7le Clover seed ,h ~ 20 ~
Parsed 81 H. rir firm and IN fair inquiry bs,fs fsmay - %
ysnia IS gtisa ami Ohio ~ - i5 f'ney oraldN
Wheat in fair steady; Weten Red ne 81 sO Amber
Scsw g. New do asc MIed Western 7d77c oits held
firmly; and Western 53as5c Delaware We Srocenes M
cbauee Proyions-st0ek yaI aree Mess PorS 80 ~ Lard
Isle Petroleum lower Crude E.e kednsi S "h'Ay JUL nom
inal AID unchanged
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARXRT-yOv /.
There moi nrh Cs this week aud pce
SHADE lower The AMI sales ante TO go bead F l.
Co Cats selling from 1dsi u Ers PEI nsya1a and Wer
n ST. sod from a9 and Common Cle at tom oGCe
s.,fs ,eSnand o sheep good price, unchanged
i.t sph at from 50o p b gross ss TO condition
Mo- T IA r., vas somewhat Gull and prices little lower
IN. som-i 5e0 head at fOM sppSl0 = + lO ID net.
IN tbs market 10 head changes
hanls a. llsH SSO9 siS each esto quAhty
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
yITn CONGRESS DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CON.
YRNTION.

In accordance with the call issued by the
Chairman the Republican Union Convention for the With
Congress District assembled last evening at No. 100
Broadway. ssndfOrd L. Macomber called the Conyen.
tion 10 order Charles G. Shaw, Chairman Of tine Com.
mttee appointed 10 inform the Hon Thomas T. Stewart
o; his nomination By The Convention reported that Nj.
Stewart respectfully declined ia favor Of Horace Gree!sy.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
THE PARTY FIGURE-HEAD.

A PRE- -HOFFMANITE LYRIC-AFTER THE BLESSED
DAMOZEL-'
The Party Figure Head looked out
window in Manhattan;
He had lust risen from the board
MheTcat the Sachems fatten;
His coat was of the black broad cloth.
His neck tie was OF satin.
His trowsers were immaculate:
Within his slITt-fTOnt shOne
A solitaire, the gift of Tweed
For service meetly done;
His dark mustache unto bis chm
On either side had grown.
1t seemed he scarce two years had filed
The Governors high chair:
He had not ceased to wonder how
They chanced to put him there;
The great John T. was launty still.
Not much the worse for wear
Ii was the house of Tammany
That he was standing IN,
Where still the dark pOw-wOw Is held.
And all the blatant sin
They choose to call Democracy
Doth nowadays begin.
His brow was high but not with thought;
His mission twas 10 stand
And let the silly rank-and-fle
Consider him quite grand.
Yet be plant man OF wax
la Tweeds TapaciOus hand
he gazed, and saw the rowdies pass.
Repeaters at the polls;
They all lad been 10 register
And lie away their souls;
Their leaders live in marble halls;
They gTOvel in their holes.
The sun went down: the dismal gas
But feebly lit the street;
EThc Supervisor cuts IL of
And finds his plundeT sweet.
He laughs 10 see the pOpuIace
With mire upon then feet]
At last he spoke. i heard his voice
That 10 the sidewalk fell;
q" There's only one week more" he said,
reckon all goes well,
With Sweeny at the thrOttle-yalye
And Tweed to ring the bell
' wish that Tweed were come TO me-;
He'll put me through he said,
- Did not sign the Erie bill (
And 90 wheTeeT he led
Can't Idmmany still rule the roast
With me for Hgure-Head
They've promised on election day,
When counting up the votes,
10 cram hundred thousand down
The country bumpkins thrOats,
L. spite Of all the census-men
And maIshals taking notes.
There's Sweeny stin must hold the purse.
And Fisk and Gould must share:
Dick Connolly VIII keep the books,
And Oakley still be Mayor;
Then Tweed must have five millions more
10 lis nothing more than fair.
- But who are yOnder crowd" he said
And gazed and listened long
" Are they not sOns of Iammany
Our own Tepeaters strODgi
They march this way-a serenade
III smile upon the throng"
Il saw him smile.) But soon he felt
rafting III his bones.
Twas SHARPE, with all his deputies.
Came tramping DER the stones.
The Party Figure Head drew back
And groaned. II heard his groGusl
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

KNOwLTOy-DAYt-Qa Tlrrsv Oct r. b. ie Rev z T ohsg
MAJ of Troy, De Orrr nsoNioa ,o asAA dsugal'f ."
2 naua, Csl
Bos. IN psrers please eupr
MATHEWS wSoN-BLhGDEN-N Nss.Yat-s ave otgrgs sea
T. C. OCT q! BIZ I've Rsr a. w. I,sslss D. Of bs'1e q - H.
trfht nrv. NJ Mitchell At,ur Mfieas.u - hs 'ghslsr
n Y, q, Nsi li,l 81 Nirau isrgner 81 ihr ~' '' - r.
-. .. Was-.r, r,toH.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

he.1. J.anc smiths SON 4 Co., Proaiwsy ,h.
sole ar " ths GUASAoo UssREtL the best ~ the market
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
MlRR[ED-

w-rSisz sud Visiting Cards, Inal Stamping Note Paper
VIZ EyrKpI ~, SONS Oa PuLroSsT ON Drrcu CHuacH
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

hGoS-ROTCH-OeB w. sbervas q w residence ~ 'te brtos
father Mr. Gier the W. r. Doseletsy Th,nzS
Riggs Of Baltimore, Mo- 10 Ms Cstheuns Gilbert Roth
5u Notices or Marriages must be indorsed NTH full
an oddress
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
politital Notifies.

politital Notifies.
Union RepubIicas Ratification Meeting at Coopes
Institute,
... THURSDAY. Nov..3. 7ioo p q.
Hon. ROSCOE CONKLING.
Hon. EDWARDS PIERREP0Er.
Hon COLUMBUS DELAN0.
Col. R. sTOCKETT MATTHEWS.
Gen. GEO W. SHARPE
Band viii be present
ANDERsOE's GLBB CLUB will aug
VIM II. POPE will recite.
Ladies invited
CHARLES s. SPENCER, Chairman Con Of Arrangements
BUT oNR Hing 10 CsRrhfsIf NEVER WAS MADE FOR Asb
TON 6s Pis LhckEY HIS Livery Af
HIS MASTERS COMMAND iG,soe asS Mana
REPUBLICAN REFORM CLUB
klSff RfiI aSGDt SSGS.f
AcA6KsY ~ MUSIC. BRooSLYs
10 EATIEx TTE K9MIsarIoS or
FOR coSGREaS CTHIRD DIsTRlcr.
FRANCIS b. sTRYKBR
FOR REGISTER
Prominent Speakers will address The meeting NsuOns ssi ssS
Politics. Mr. SIMON D. CHITTRNDRS
Hon GEORGE % O. REYNOLDS.
Hou ROBERT NJ WHITING IT,. win
n
GRAND MASS MEETING
TONIGHT. AT WASHINGTON HALL BRooKLYsED.
to r,afy the nominations made By the
REPUBLICAN REFORM CLUB oF KINGS CooSTr
Rev GRO LANSING TAYLOR,
Hon WIN b. BARBER,
Hoo. GEO. G. REYNOLDS.
Hon STEPHEN v WHITE.
Col J. W. JONES.
Hon. ROBERT WHITING r.. ,ss
otber, will positively be present
every esn Who believes stsag Town liteoi
Seventh Congressional District.
Eleventh Wards Cigar sud Tobacco Men s fross'
Rally Jour Friend DAVID H. McALPINB FRIDAY BF
Nov n O'Clock the HENRY CLAY HOUSE, corner nov"
and Ayeaue A. to assist IN Eecang hm TO Congress- AID 'ha'
Of osr craft who will look welfare which h % s
eced for the want Of practical representative to 0'o' ''lr
Eminent speakers will be psea. .sl address the meeting IN" ''~
all ,v r,vRRycR President,
MiSiEIA BROCK, vics Presiieo.
Mass Meeting Of The o 'es S5S q TSas.ss -.
t' T ,. hS on THURSDAY Fl EEsSG Nov @5 Ss 'A.SH E s
e, I,S ,Es GSa5 ' RLLSeE MoTSss BAaNgM
Soils RTTBRBASD Col s,s " ~ ssres the mss, a
Dr. WATERMAN and other rae R'a 'XRaSSssEsT coHXiirER
woqdor@@ IIfs Hns KsTiaa%ph SiHs hSkSisa
By E,.sIs.s : 's psssiSS 'St ssr, @ Ps.ss.
I.,,on Republican Nomination.
ForR.pr.seuta1s Ia cousre.'
Eighth Colsre.,lousl District
GEORGE WILKES
Union Republican Nomination.
For Mrlnber OF Assembly.
Eleventh Dhtrc,
JDHk v GRiDLEi ...
MARSH ALL O ROBERTS. Cbsrn1h
P vASHAoSs. See
seventh Ar-ephly District.
REGuLAR Union REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION. .E
Por Member OF Assembly
GEORGE ". CLARKE
Lvws IoPPs, Sc-rr'aV JAton ~ @tNni.a NIa,em n-
I'nion Republican Nomination.
lof MelLicr % Assemble ttsett INt..s.
NnLiAM AffksASON
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
NicOl & Davidson.


NicoI & Davidson,
No COS BROADWAY EEAg GREAT JOSRs-sT
having engaged be French
manufacturer are offering
AT VERY LOW PRICES
3oo PACKAGES OF WHITE CHINA. DECORATED CHINA.
GLASSWARE REAL BRoNzEs COMPOSITION BRoSZBs.
CLOCKS MASTBL SETS JARDIsIBRRs ARTIFICIAL Flow
ERs BISQUB RIoBRBs, &C.
Also. o our msnn,srtur-
CUTLERY sILVER-PIATBD WARE AND GAS-NXTUsRS
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAs-HxTURBs.
(s speciality by artist.
10 all csIoTS match furniture and decorltous
New Maekerei. Fat and Delicious.
NEW LARD,
White snow
NEW SHARP AND MILD CHEESE.
From the Herklner Psetones
NEW SWEET CIDER.
very Choice. in barrels.
OLD CIDER VINFGAR
BItr. sharp sni sne aAgore-
BUTTER, BUTTER. BUTTER
Fo abb + 'S. .i I'D p. ca' e .I pastry "PS 5 o9 On '
PARKER &c PERRINE,
wboesne Dealers IN Fish, Pro7iacn,. Salt ami Baer
12f wARRES-ST, One door ton Wests
Chrome Business Cards.
Those Beautiful Chrome Picture Cards OIL Coo FOR Fu
lover eighty styes) only be had BAKER GODwIss Psins
Rooms. Tribune Buidngs Cs specimen pnusa
LaniEeds Of merchants every part u he oosnry
BAKER GOODWIN. Tribune B1.issn
Brennan >ocety-HeadggAters lothst and 9h oseo.
held Lion Park isb. and 9thae THIS EVENING 81 Ocsh
Subject for consideration The Wants of the People" AL
without regard psy creed oca nstonahy who 10 fssor
building the Nesfok pOHoung her
ydiBs work for mechanics AID svfers, nyei % ate
b JAMES T. KING. Presient
Specially. Light Locomotives
adopted grades ard lgh rails PT snraoS
for and lumber districts qunes
aud mills For photographs and fall iDiormston address
SMITH PORTER Ptsbgrgh Peua
Fair will be ba q, The Rose Memorial Chapel No ts wss
children HOME INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL No
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov sud from untJ 10
assist IN defrsyng 9A gesers expenses Of the school
Post-Onice Notice.-Tbe mails for Europe WEDNESDAY.
November will close this Office at II and a toe Station, ft
lows, viz and b, l0;lO and $780, and ahd II. "a
p ~ IoSRS. Postmssse,