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CITY ITEMS.

TIE PRINCIPAL TOPIC of conversation among
our ladies seems to be the Mclean s. Hooper
Sewing Machine. II IL really the LADIES' Pet.
IL does as much and even more work than most
OF the high-prced machines. Ii Is astonishi az
hsw large . quantity of these machines have
been sold In such q short time. Since the sew.
ing machine sodr has commenced, we inquired
Of Mr.. Rosenthal Why he don't engage in the
the whole cause of the war among the Agents
OF the high-priced machines, (du OF ,0hicA could
Dc sold sc good profit at tie same price } who ar
Jealous Of the great success Of the machine. j.
Rosenthal, No. 404 It'll street, lie the general
agent; be warrants it; also sells il on eight
monthly payments. ALL
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FINE PLATED SHORT VEST CHArNs.-Fine
Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
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n. II. PRINCE has thirty Of those elk UNI.
brellas left. Any one requiring such an article
ought to embrace the Opportunity.
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MIDDLRsEx Flannel Suits, all sizes and styles,
thoroughly sponged. Eisemsn Il Bro, sos 9Th
street, May Building, above street. I,5y3
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NATCR ALIzATIoN.-ChiefJ Justice ID. X. Cart
ter will be at the Circuit Court room to-mor-
row morning, at O'Clock, for the purpose of
naturalization.
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Professor CRoMwELL's art entertainments
al Lincoln Hall. are so far superior 10 the usnal
eShlhluons OF panoramas, dissolving views &c
that they ought hardly 20 be mentioned in the
same connection; and sll persons of culture and
refinement should see his wonderful represen-
tauOns OF the famous buildings and statues of
the world The Illusion Is 30 complete that one
seems TO be looking at the solid objects them
senes. Io-nght Paris, her palaces and art
treasures, Will be illustrated. and those who
wish 10 see that unfortunate CITY, without
danger from the Reds, should 20 TO Lincoln
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A COMPLIMENTARY saaEsADR is to be given
to Senator Morton tomorrow night, by tue In
dianians resident in Washington. A prelimi-
nary meeting will be held at the City Hall this
evening,
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT
uA OF COLOMBIA.
SECOND REGISTRATION.
The Board of Registration for the District Of Co.
s 1SnIs9 a fns C IL the
session daily Sunday excepted, until SATURDAY,
April Is, ISL, inclusive, from O'Clock a m. until 5
Of M 10. the o. Tns the list
names OF those who may be ascertained not TO be
Qmlhed TO vote and for placing on the registry the
names OF these Who are qualified to vote, bot " no
cause,
To afford every facility 70 persons who may desire
to 81 has e hfys
as follows For the FIRST and SECOND; the
IaiER ana i6URTH; az FIFTH and SIXTH;
Il. md Fifth End
THIRTEENTH and FOURTEENTH; the FiF.
T1ENTH and eIXTEENTH the SEVENTEENTH
ana kElTGHeTTEhSTH the htEERTEENTa and
The place of registration for each division will
be designated BY Q sign giving the number of the
District.
To Those who Have Been Registered
To give opportunity to those who have been
registered during previous of the Board 10
lists can be examined at the room of the Commis.
HALL daily 1ntii THURSDAY. April ' sth, on City
plieation to J. Russell Barr; clerk In charge
SiSRaH $. dIplos,
WIN. c. HARPER,
TR1aAs HxRTiN,
HnNRY JOHNSON.
EUHsE Es A; GRIFFIN,
D. CHRPENTER,
mn1s ST1PHEN n. GOLDEN.
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PURGE OFT the morbid humors of the blood
by dose or two of Ayers Pills, and you will
have clearer heads as well as bodies.
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Any AND ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR!
THE yIDETTI KID GLOVE; l furnish another
pair free OF charge If they tear.
THE Hb a; ~ y, oXUknhT, With q whsIebonss.
10 SMALL BOTTLES OF ASeORTID FRENCH
HAk 66sEdHMAETf; SIi i95 IL m1Rpops =, .,,.,
LAsss!ss. k 8 p tiss: OF lnPosrsp BAY Rum.
NEW s sTyL LIZ S OF ALL LEATHER WALLETS,
sEts OF CUFFS Jul srI %S6 COLLARS, each Sc, in
box, embroidered and Trimmed, Tor 81. ~
SETS OF TULLE SLEEVES AID COLLAkS,
sPfs s5Ak 3D. VIZ OF REAL AND 1nIrA.
TON hAGI OeILARs, at 81 esoh.
DIES UhDEKGARMENTS, beautifully gotten
LAMP, Of coed material, at 81.
THE PRETTIEsT, NEATEST AND MOST
DURABLE JET SETS, st q each.
GENUINE GOLD PLATE AND JET AND GOLD
REAL 0oLD PLAfE STUDS AND SLEEVE
BUTTONS, in large variety, at 81.
FULL STOCK OF HEMMED AND HEM.
6TITCHED MOURNING AND PLAIN Ii AND.
kERCH INfs, ysrE eheap.4; s, and Z for 81
preaching spring., 8, and 2 pairs for o..
hereby tender my best thanks to my numerous
patrons for their substantial encouragement, and
shall endeavor to merit their further patronage.
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SALES OF RIAL EsrATE-Latimer & Cleary,
suetoneeIs, have sold lot IS, IN square 800 with
two story brick dwelling thereon, on the north
west corner Of ~ and L streets, TO NJ. G. Lutt-
rell for 81 500.
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TEE Illinois Republican Association at thar
meeting last evening unanimously and he artily-
a. lllnoisians and observation-disclosures Gen n
y. Chapman a. the stAndard-bearer OF the party
IN the Territory OF the District OF Columbus,
and will use their best efforts to secure his
election.
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The BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POI cy me,
Yesterday and the resignation OF private L. L.
Cut!sI at the Treasury Department was ac-
ctpteu. John Hewlett was appointed a private
10 90 duty at HOwlett's Garden, corner New
nOIk avenue and New JERSEY avenue. Private
robert Schroeder was dismissed for intOxication
ahd gross violation OF the rules. Private John
n Sunchcomb was lined SIS and reprimanded
Tor intoNicatOn and violation of rules The
charges against private r. NJ. Doyle were dis
missed, and he was cautioned.
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Mr.. JEFFERSON will appear at the National
1hester next week in his celebrated character
OF nip an Wlnkle''; An announcement which
VIII Doubtless suffice to M the house, as the
pubic never seem to tire Of this finished i'm
personatlon OF Irving's ideal yayaboud-
Americas nrst great suthor interpreted by her
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES at One
Dollar pair, at z. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 4O8 9TH street. 3.2i
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FIRB--Last night about so'clock an alarm ~
nre was turned IN from box "a by Oficers HoI-
lenbeFger and Reardon, caused by the bnrnSn,
OF coal OIL in the cellar OF j. W. Aliens grocsrS
store, on the south side Of Pennsylvania Avenue.
near 9Th street. The tre department was
promptly on hand, but the fre was extingulshed
before their arrival; damage trifiins.
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1HE WARN spring sun arOuses in the mind OF
every one a desire TO come out in clothes snit
able 70 the season, just as nature puts on her
new garb- This desire il both natural and
proper, and the way 70 crafty IL cheaply and
Iuly = 10 20 70 Straus' mammoth clothing es-
Enlistment and make selection nom MS ele-
eantstOck. In points Of superiority of m sterial
styie OF cut and n, and Teasonableness Of price
outtts, Suaus challenges Comparison,
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FOR CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowinp
Nails, and other diseases of the feet visit DR..
Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street, OBJ
posite United States Treasury. 2.2i,i2:
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

would represent capital Of rrom xlo ooo,c 90 .v
fl5 600, 900. This would be the value OF the house
properly deslroyed; and the contenta or the
houses including stock In trade. '~ould not
Of the IRE Insurance duty come 10 any
more. The total loss supposi A0 there "a no
material salvage from the nre, n Iay thus be between
f2oOOO,oOo ana 2so.o 900, che latest Estimates
from New York, we observe, giving even smaller
Gus, and Is quite likely 10 cause some perturbatlon
The insurance companies here are arranging to pay
at once what they Cwe-in the case OF the North
British and Mercantile Assurance Company alone,
over fAOO, ,000-apd the transmission OF such large
new sums at q lime when we are likely to pay Ame-
rica great deal, must contribute to derange the
exchanges. The Americ insurance companies
must resort to the sale OF securities which win also
tend TO draw money from this side "a surplus in the
New York market naturally causing an overflow TO
Europe. Altogether sudden ayment OF probably
from 900 10 fl500O 900 In New York is likely
to a1ect us here, when remember espec tally the
engagements which have been en- tered Into in con-
nection with the Funding loan. By itself, the
Chicago disaster would probably have caused
little disturbance but coming AZ the time 1t does,
IL may be more than enough TO turn o doubtful
balance
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

PANAMA. osa ls-Anived Steamship Guatemala, stsveus
BoTrsaDXx, Oct @-sailed, bark James Elwel, wrsn
soysxnArA. Sept s-In port ship Nesuan schbys. for
III bs: so b1s
American Ports.
BOSTON, Oct ss AM-Beow bark Theresa and brig Idn4
6.,r.d h.,; slsS:l ss..%.h,. 70. .A,g :
"a
and Kate Buri brgs Maria whseisr n CsisnwnlaS and
Yssh-Arrlved ship Tssmanian. Livsrpool bark Rome,
s1; Siks %a'ssf s. thompson su...
1:S- ci:sreS"schr Kate walker warren ph,l.a,,0h,,
CHARLESTON, Oct 2s-Xrivsd. sohr De Hart. from
Sal saiIsdagsrt d u ar A, Anna, Canary I.anda
oct nc :chT r. MsSorsg lore Young New
Berry, wes. lndies -'"'' 10 SOn' 0rs Day spring.
Cleared seth schr: Addis Simpson Simpson, New
.,GAkDiSER Oct is-Xrrivsd. schr Only Son. Erskine,
:ssr; Katie
MOBILE, Oct N-Arriyed, bark Fannie. Hartman. New
:sSI; STs ssass
Montana, Sawyer and Crnsoe, Robinson, New York; Ath,
SE% ORLEANS Oct 24z7Arrived. steamship Maryland.
johnson. baltimore; ships Freeman Clark bosworth Car
Henrie, vessel from Bremen barks Florence thpnan.
Jones, from Liverpool; hermenia sr unbarc from Ha-
and Western Me-
niaas Gates, Liverpool; Mary Pratt. Walls Boston
der, EIsaOethpor; NM Murasy McGrath Philadelphia
Sailed-Schrs Yankee Boy Briggs; n Green Allen:
yermilion. plcknsqn crsckford Heath ani Green,
johnson Elias Rupyon. Campbell, Kew Brunswick.
PENSACOLA. Oct Arrived, brig Constancia lSps Mu-
FoRThASp. Oct s7-ceared. schr George Brooks Hum
phrey. Newark.
RICHMOND, Oct 27-sailed, schr Cranmer, Cranmcr.
RoCkLAND. Oct s5-Arriyed, schr Arctic Babb, New
York.
SAN FRANCISCO, DC. e1S-aed, ships st John, Chap
Sydney Khandcsh tBri Bennett Hong Kong; Teresa
(Br). Davies, Port Townsend.
SAVANNAH 25-Arrived, bark Oscar lst (Swe), -;
schrs Kate Rich Doughty, New York. Maoy, Russell,
Gardiner.
Cleared-Brig Centaur, Stanley, Jacksonville.
Saed-Rrig Packard, Packard, Brunswick, to load tor
Rio Janelro.
h-Arrived ships Joseph Fish, Boston Tiger, Havana;
George Green PhTnx Islani brig Abdena, Havana schr
Mabel Hall, New York
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
O'CONNELL, THE LIBERAT0R.

Lecture by the Rev. Father Hnaerty, OF
Cork-The Victory Of the Swordsmcn and
the Victory Of the GOwnsmen.
goodly assembly OF the best representatives Of
Irish Americans was gathered last evening In the
hall OF the Cooper institute, to listen to the last OF
the lectures In this city Of Father Hagerty Cork
Ireland. The lectures have mad for their object the
realization OF money for aiding In the erection OF
CATHEDRAL IN CORK,
and the substantial mamie stations OF sympathv
with this worthy project have been thus far very
LIBERAL The audience last night showed the ut.
most degree OF quiet attention, and at times its
appreciation by frequent but not boisterous ap-
pause. The meeting was presided over by the
Rev. Father QUINN Of ST. Peters. Several promi-
nent individuals were on the platform, among them
0'Donovan Rosa, ex-Judge Connolly. ex-Head
Centre william R Roberts, Warden Brennan and
the Rev. Fathers Hartnett, Barry and O'Leary. The
lecturer delivered very entertaining and instruct
i've sketch OF the character and life Of Irelands pat
riot barrister Daniel O'COnnell There had been
TWO GREAT EPOCHS
In Irish history to illustrate the efIlcacy OF the
the lawyers In the strife for Irish liberty. One OF
these cpochs related TO the time when the hardy
en- oron n rance e an6
to Overrun England. From England these Danish
kings IN succession had sought to crush Ireland
for two hundred years the irish people had re-
sisted, often hurling the invaders back INTO the
Then there came
THE GOOD FRIDAY,
the oath OF April, 1O14, when with the battle axe
clenched firmly IN Irish hands, great and mem
oraple victory was won by The Irish people The
second virtory--that OF a gownsman lawyer
was gained on the 18th OF November, 1929, ana by
Daniel oConnell For two hundred years England
had tried TO rob Ireland OF her faith. II was the
task OF O'Connell 10 wiring emancipation from
England II was heroic enort and it required
hero TO make IT, lie had the qualitie
necessary to guide the people Of Ireand-cntured
brave, clever. He had gained the greatest triumph
ever gained In Irish history. lie closed by drawing
a comparison between
o'C0NNELL AND WELLINGTON,
both 1rishmen, 80 different In their lives. He then
expressed his gratitude for his kindly reception and
Tor The help which the Catholics here had given to
the accomplishment Of his mission.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
OCTOBER 80.

OCTOBER 80.
1S70-M. Thiers allowed by the Germans to enter
Paris. The Germans entered Metz.
The French government issued proclamation
denounclng Marshal BaZaine as an "agent OF
the Man OF Sedan ana declaring that de-
spite It's losses the French nation would still
stand against It's enemy.
1S64-Treaty OF peace between Denmark and Prussia
ana Austria signed at Vienna.
Is40-Great earthquake at Lante, one OF the Ionian
isles many persons perished.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Holsatia viii leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at haf-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
Will be ready at half past nine O'Clock in the
morning.
SINGLE copies In wrappers for mailing six cents.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
Shipping N0tcs

Complaints have been made TO that the fog signal on
Execution Rocks Light Long Island sound has not bson
propary attended to during the foggy weather
era vessels having nearly got ashore Of the
the authorities having these matters in charge to sec that
the above Is attended to.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP WESTERN METROPOLIS. from New Orleans
for New York. with her shaft broken towed into Key
wes, tbs 2sth inst by the steamship Sherman.
STEAMSHIP GUATEMALA, Stevens arrived at Panama on
the 10th from Central American her
usual time Ihe detention was owing to her having
carrying away her rudder and false keel
BARN CONQUEST Boston, Oct 2s-The bark Conquest,
Nantucket on Saturday morning showing signal Of dis
Round sboal Thursday ana came OF leaRins nIo
was put on board ana the vessel proceeded for Boston,
SoHR MABEL HALL, from New York for Savannah on
entering ne latter port sn inst struck oyster bed
scHR AsnoRE-wfmington NC Oct IsAn untroun
schooner supposed to beong JONAH smith Goa no il
ashore on Frying ran Shoals aud will be total loss
Miscellaneous,
Purser Mallory Of the steamship Henry Chauncey from
Aspnwa, will please accept thanks for promptly for.
warding our files and dispatches.
Puser Young of the steamship Gen Barnes from sa
vannah. has our thanks for favors.
We are indebted to Purser Harry Cramp, OF the
ship Georgia, from Charleston, for favors.
oo BRIG csANA ARusl from Cardn, arrived at Savannah
@lh Inst reports the death OF the captain Smh) at sea
weeks ago.
Spoken.
ship Hndostan White from Newport, e, for San Fran
c'sea p,5r sept s, 70 ,L lat ~, lon l2l w
ing NNW, 20 miles distant by pilot boat James Bennett
No6).
foreign Ports
,AsriswALL, Oct ARRIVED, brig Anna (Br) Mcclellan,
New YORK land sailed lth for do via San Bass 18th, bark
BoMpAY Sept l3osaled, Montana. Parsons, Rangoon. -
Baltimore. 80
Philadelphia
oap HAsBoR, ia, Oct ls-1n port bark Emma Maitland,
de-
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
Effect Of the Grent Fire in Chicago.

ITIUIH ECUHUfHISII
The losses by the great IRE which has nearly de-
stroyeu Chicago are probably very much ex-
aggerated, but the most sober reckoning must still
yield very hign ngure The tcegrams tell US that
100, 0O0 people nave been burnt out-tnat Is about
the tnirleth part OF the population OF London-and
TINS may lead us TO some notion OF what the loss
must be. The rental OF London nearly $50 600
and OF thiretn part, fl, 900, which may per-
haps, safely assume as the minimum rental OF the
real property destroyed In Chicago, the destruction
having been largely the business part OF the CITY,
whereas the above thirty millions for London ia.
cludes the less valuable supurDs At from ten TO
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
Desperate Conflict Betwcen Citizens and
Policemen.

Shortly before noon yesterday Officer Kelly was
called upon 10 take charge OF an intoxicated man
who was lying on the sidewalk North Fourth ana
Second streets, Williamsburg. While on the way
to the station house the prisoner suddenly
knocked the officer down and fell upon him.
Both men being OF great physical prowess
O desperate struggle for mastery ensued while
they rolled on the sidewalk and in the gutter.
large crowd gathered TO witness the contest, and
to their shame be 1t said, they aided the prisoner
by jumping upon and kicking the olicer-even
women taking him by the hair OF his
head while he was PROSTATE. The conflict
continued thus for about twenty minutes,
when Officer Abbott reached the scene. At this
time officer Kelly was covered with blood and filth,
and his uniform torn to atoms lie had previously
broken a small rosewood club over his prisoners
head, but IL did not subdue HIM. lie was finally
taken to the Fourth street station house. where he
said his name was Jonn Smith, native OF Scotland
and mariner by occupation.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
THE OLD SUNDAY STORY IN NEWARK.
German Lady Attempts suicide With n
Razor.

About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon great ex.
element was occasloned in Lille street. Newark.
In consequence OF desperate attempt at
suicide by q German woman named Gather.
Inc ERger residing at NO 90. She had
Just inflicted severe wound In her throut with n
razor and was about drawing 1t across second
time when che was seized by some relatives and
secured. Her case Is not hopeless, The cause ~
the rash attempt Is not Known.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Ossipee, the flagship OF
Commodore McDougal, arrived at Talcahuano, Chile
on the nth or October.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
MfSCELLANEDUS.

4 THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
ia I
nutrition and assmiation. BY assimilation I mean that
% ns $
halle % have Consumption OF the Lungs in some q
esre % ss sna Of ans Ss s !.
;sns sno
So s sS
and restore the liver to healthy acton For this PpT
fpEAkE X ills. These E the
M the n ae heas slime nai o s
ali diseased bile there, and
heahS sS Bile hss .eoreed enp "diA'ny a''0n "''a
S f; e
stomach excess Of acid the organ torpid and the apps
Ing STRENGTH and support It in condton IKE ,h. that
tralze all OF acid making the stomach sweet and
and create hearty sprs' ana prepare
and s' %'i wing
preparatory treatment what remains TO cure most cases ct
Syrup IT
ton and thence distributed lungs 1t
all morbid matters whether in the form q e. assesses
matter ii the form M q free a Ssn onse
ties Of schsneks fumone syrup, tna. all ulcers and cav
ties are % sad To s GS Sns ssros
get good appetite and good digestion that the body
the e.
matter cannot rpen, long the system below par
appetite, good nutrition the body neh and get
fat then helped the cavities w heal the matter
regain health and strength Tins tue true and only
plan cure consumption and If Is bad, Il the
lungs not entirely DESTROYED lung entirely
If there enough vitality left in the other 10 heal up
there Ia hope.
have many cured with only sound lung
live life to OH This what Schencks
Medicines will do to consumption. They will clean
tion give Nature the assistance needs clear the
of all the disease that the lungs whatever the
1t important that while usn schencks Medicines, aro
should be exercised not to take cod keep indoors cool
and damp weather; avoid night
else only In genial and warm sunshine.
wish 1t distinctly I'M erstood that when recommend
to be careful In taking cold while using
medicines do so for special reason who has but
partially recovered from The effects OF bad cold Is far
liable to . relapse than who has been entirely
cured, and Is precisely the regard consump-
tion So long the lungs perfectly healed just
long Is there Imminent danger of fun disease
Hence Is that 81 strennousy caution pulmonary patients
against eIposng themselves to an atmosphere that
is not genial and pleasant Confirmed consumptives'
lungs are = Of sores which the change OF
atmosphere will inianc. The grand of my success
with my medicines consists my ability subdnc innam.
An nHamed lung with safety To the be
posed TO the biting blasts winter or the chilling winds o.
irritating Influences The should be observed
In this particular rs without under almost any
circumstances nssibiity.
The person should be kept wholesome and nutritious
diet, and all the medicines continued until the boey has
was myself cured by this treatment OF tS wst kind of
consumption and have lived TO get fat and hearty these
sands and have been cured BY this treat
ment whom have never seen.
building the northeast OF Sixth and Arch
streets where shall be pleased give advice to all who may
Full directions accompany my remedies per-
in part of the world can be readily cured by strict
'e j. Ii. scHENCK. M. D., Philadelphia
JOHN F. HENRY, No. College place, New York, whole
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
YACHTING NOTES,

The yacht Columbia, N.Y.Y.C, Vice Commodore
osgood, passed whltestone yesterday, en- route for
Newport.
The yacht Alarm arrived at New Haven on satur.
day, lr0ip New York. to 40 into wintsr nnarters.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
COrrecti0n.

BY typographical error in our list Of the men,
bers OF the Reception Committee in yesterdays
HERALD the name OF Mr.. John Jacob Astor appeared
as "John j. Nestor.n
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
Explosion OF n Bottle OF Gusolinc-A Lady
Seriously Rurned.

An accident occurred yesterday afternoon at 90
Yates avenue, between Myrtle avenue aha Stockton
street, Brooklyn, occupied by Mr.. Pelton, which
will undoubtedly prove fatal gentleman brought
over from Staten Island bottle OF gasoline for the
purpose or cleaning some clothes, and deposited 1t
on q table. In the meantime Mrs. Pelton unaware
OF the dangerous explosive character of contents
OF the bottle, removed IL to the mante piece. II had
been there but q short time when 1t exploded. set
ting nre TO the ladys clothes and burning her In
most irightful manner
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR
IV detention from business Fistua Piles Diseascs OF
the Pelvic yiscera- BOOK mailed for 70 cents.
HENRY A DANIELS, N. D, ia Lsxinstou arssns.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS,
StabbiuQ A

Stabbing ARRAY in n Tenement House.
Charles Denne and Henry Vanderhoff became In.
volved In quarrel yesterday at their residence, 800
First street. Williamsburg the respective mer-
its OF their quarrelsome wives. Denne ended 1t by
sabbing Vanderhon twice in the back and then
went to the Fourth street station house with Ocer
Simons. The wounded man Is not dangerously cut.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

The Great Four Mile Heat Race To-Day
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20, 1871.
The great topic of interest In this city to-day Ia
the coming four mile heat race between Harry Bas-
sett ana Helmb0ld, which takes place tomorrow.
Harry Bassctt is the favOrlte at 100 TO 40.