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GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Nv. II. Stats furniture warerooms corner of
Broadway and Colanb.s bAn! bsrad early yesterday TAs
The distillery of Levi Stoltz, in Greenyille.
Ohio, DESTROYED b. are yesterday The estimated
Insured Tor $500 In the Home OF Columbus, Ohio
THE steamboat Balloon was burned 20 the
waters edge yesterday Kagn Point opposite Philadelphia ~.
vas formerly passenger boat tut has is been tag
-. The schooner Crown Point Of Newburyport a
days from Domingo soAinxsa CoaS Win to-
men i With yellow fever having ss IN lse and greatly psS
80. The man who registered his name as "a Me.
Donah Montreal al The Mermack House Bosioa aght. sae,
and sa found dead bel thu aeTi ROag so
burglar and pick pockel
"a lamp explosion took place al Miller a.
Charehfs paper ni Little Pals T., s evening" ire 20
qaAauy 81 and resulting IN The total the
n.saa. and oek ne bssns sSs ssshiss ssss ss.S,s ~
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SPAIN.

SHARP DEBATE ON THE ARMY BILL.
MADRID, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1871
While the Army bill was under considera-
ton in tho Congress- yesterday, seor Garrdos said the
Radical party in Spain existed only by tho sueranee OF
the Republicans. This remark gave rise to warm de-
bate during which a sharp encounter took place be-
tween seor Zorrla President Of the Council and Senior
Fgueras The latter in the course OF excited speech
declared that the present the last Spanish Ministry
that would be formed under King Amadeus.
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GOOD NEWS FROM OHIO.
THE LIBERALS HARD AT wORK-sTRONG HOPES
OF CARRYING THE STATE FOR GREELEY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNRl

COLUMBUS, Oct. 29.-The Democrats and
Liberals Of Ohio have done great work within the last
ten days in effeeting more thorough and complete
organization in all the counties by townships and school
districts and they will continue this work with still
greater vgOr until the closing Of the polls next Tuesday
evening Liberal advces from all parts OF the State
Of very encouraging character. Assurances come
from all the counties that Greeeys vote will be consid
erably larger than the Democratic and Liberal vote
the sh Of october. and great confidence is felt that he
will carry the State The Grant State Executive Com
rnittee H is said are sending out all the State
OCOnnor electoral tickets along with copies Of Bourbon
address issued by Joseph Geiger but this will
TO very little. 1t Is poor Grant investment, and one
that will not pay expenses.
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SPIRITED SPEECH By THE HON. FRED HAssAUREk
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBuNEl
BUFFALO, Oct. 29.-The second grand Ger
man liberal mass meeting OF the campaign took place
here last evening and furnished additional evidence OF
the prevailing sentiment among this nationality In avor
of tho inauguration Of a purer Government under
the leadership OF Greeley and Brown, athougn
ne special pains had been taken TO secure large tun
ont the assemblage was a magnificent one' the large
han being densely crowded The principal speech OF the
evening was made by the Hon. Fred. Hassaurek and ms
arguments had q telling effect upon his audience lie
peaks again here on Thursday evening.
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THE sEABRooK RAILROAD DISASTER

PORTSMOUTH, N H.. Oct. 29.-At the inquest. to-
DAY. over ssbroot Railroad esa,e Ad Da" Of seahroof
Who Of the accident t.Tsed a be found The
switch immediately ser the accident with the pin where ibe Loeb
found IT, AID pot the Sutehnn ys be len Wit
wsh testimony THAT the sSiehnaa sefno-L
lhs switch iorthe0nng
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SOUTH AMERICA.

THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN BRAZIL AND THE
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
LISBON. Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1872.
The mail steamer has arrived here from
Rio de JaneIro bringing later adyices from that city
The negotiations between Gen. Mitre, tho Envoy OF
the Argentine Confederation, and the Government OF
RraziI for the settlement OF the dispute which has
arisen between those two nations in relation to the
Paraguayan Treaty, conducted In secret IL was
generally believed In Rio de Janeiro at the time OF the
sailing Of the steamer that the result OF the negotiations
would be friendly settlement OF the controversy
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THE WHEELER EXPEDITION

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 9s.-1Re Mating Journal
publishes adnees from the Wheeler expedition la rendezvous
Touqeev Utah. las, week At which point the party would
divide Leat Wheeler with suitable would the Colorado
Northern Aiona and the other parties woud tovsr
Bucksn Mountain South Eastern HeTda And the road toward Salt
LAke City. The members OF the expedition good health
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Sir John Pal1ington, in lecture delivered
at stonebrdge last night adyerted to the settlement OF
tho Alabama claims declaring 1t was painful and huni-
Hating TO apoogse for wrongs never committed and
pay fine for injuries steadily denied In tho disposition
OF the San Juan boundary question: however ne saw no
reason to eensure the Government.
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pRpsnHAI-nY TELEGRAPH.

go. Lord Massey's country seat in County Liner
i ireland Destroyed By AODdsJ hight The oss 10
s7sOO0
80. Rear-Admral Winslow, recently in command
Pscse Sect will be placed the retired LIST q the Nov H.
Will Commodore John l. Nofdsu seu In
nssd 81 ia Naval kessSnJ, ibs Ssas RsssASaTaL
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PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT IN PRUSSIA

THE UPPER HOUSE OF THE DIET REFUSES TO
AGREE TO THE BILL FOR PROVINCIAL RE-
FoRM-THE RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTER
OF THE INTERIOR rendered.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1871.
The Upper House remains firm in its oppo-
sition TO the Country Reform bill. Count Won Eulen-
burg Minister of the Interior in view OF the defeat OF
the measure has rendered his resignation but the En-
peror refuses to accept it.
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IN THE SOUTII-PRINCE NAPOLEON 10 BE-
COME A MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Tuesday, Oct 20, 1877.
The Council General of the Department OF
the Seine has adopted resolution in favor OF oompu-
soIy education and the employment of lay teachers In
the public schools and will petition the Assembly Tor
legislation to that effect.
The floods in the South OF France have subsidized Inc
damage done to farms and vineyards Is extensive
It's said that OF the Deputies from Corsica VIII re-
sign his scat in the Assembly to make for Prince
Napoleon.
The mortal remains OF Heinrich Hene, which were
buried in the Montmartre Cemetery have been disin-
TERED and taken TO Hamburg.
reported that inquiry has been ordered by the
President into the conversation OF certain army oeers
nj La Fare who arc charged with asserting that the
Minister Of War; Gen. Cissey and the members OF his
saG entertained strong sympathes for the Bonapartes
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THE HON. FRANCIS HERMAN AT HUDSON
COLUMBIA COUNTY AROUSED-THE CITY FILLED
WITH LIBERALS

WITH LIBERALS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
HUDSON, Oct. 29.-The largest political meet
ing that ever gathered in this city held this evening"
70 listen to the HoD Francis Herman The City Hall
ned to OVERCOMING and the street was blocked for the
whole square in front. While Mr. Herman was speaking
In the ha meetings held outside and in the Greeley
and Brown Clubroom opposite which addressed by
local speakers II tins meeting may be regarded as an
fdex az the political sentiment Of the locality, the LID,
era ticket will receive the largest majority ever recorded
IL Columbia County.
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LARGE LIBERAL MEETING AT ELMIRA
AN EARNEST AND ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING
CHEERING REPORTS.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
ELMIRA, Oct. 29.-Another great meeting
was held at the Opera House here this evening. The
large building was filled with earnest Liberals. John
b. Tooe PROMINENT Irish citizen, presided. The Rev.
T. X Beecher was one Of the YicePreddents The HON
f. O. Perrin, who has been speaking every night ior
three months addressed the people. He made SURFING
snceeb arousing ain 10 a full OF their duty Inc
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Cheering reports coe
from All parts OF this section OF the state.
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Affairs has for the first time itemized the Catholic ecce
sostca budget to bind the bishops 10 proper ap
preparations. That will likewise go against tho inena
lions of Ultramontanee.
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ven. XXXlI.....NO' 1851.
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
NrW-YoRK ELECTORAL TICKET.

NETWORK ELECTORAL TICKET.
The following is a correct list OF the LDerai
Electors for President and VcePresdent 10 DO No'eu
for In New York State on Tuesday next;
.~Is,I Parker JAMES GIBSON,
11ySS1 q seIDRS WIFSLOW c. WATSON IN,
pnHs ~ WII1JIMs RDWIN A. MERRITT.
ggIas pEICU JOHN KELLOGG
RnWIN G. LITCHFIELD gkDbDhh 7. elLb,
agopGP a RRYEOIDS EREAS @. PRIEST,
GEnRfW CIINEiNG4AM THEODORE & PAXTON,
INV nm HOGIN CHRISTOPHER A. WALRATH,
JOSEPH KOCH. LbWlS H. hhDfIbLD!
ANTIIoNY DUGRO TRADDEUS W. COLLINS,
TuR0nOP q GLAURFNgKLEE STEPHEN Il. ATRES,
THOMAS RYAN EDGAR K. APGAR,
JANIS ~ BOYD, ASAhbL n COLh
ANDREW X huPFERN, EDWIN r. kKlkOLDS'
Holm M HFLCW FRANKLIN gPABDlNC,
IoSIAU w PAIRFIELD ABRAHAM ALTMAN,
EnWiS n HUBBFLI TRUMAN r. COLMAN
CHARLES COURIER,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

REMARKS OF A CONSERVATIVE MEMBER OF |
PARLIAMENT ON THE TREATY OF WASHING
TOM
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ADMINISTRATION TRICKS IN ARKANSAS.

THE REGISTRATION IN SIX TOWNSHIPS TO BE
DECLARED VOID.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 29.-It is reported that
Gov Hadey has declared the registration in six town
ships OF Mississippi County, Ark. ducuding osceola)
nun and void
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FRANCE.

QUESTION OF COMPULSORY EDUCATIoN-FLooDs
IN THE SoUTH-PRIECE NAPOLEON TO BE-
COME A MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY.
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Il REWARDS.

~~>~~~~r~~>-~~~~>~>~>~
ek kEwARD- WILL BE PAID BY RETURNING A
yO s.rey bound 10 243 ThYy second street,
Loss JAN 10 1hrd avenue, near Thrtyiourh street.
OH REWARD LOST, IN FORTY NINTH STREET,
WV a1od Necklace and LockeI II the rp,er VIII re-
s,ove reward. '' NO ""' "''''''' '.'
con hLwARD--sTOLEN, FROM THE eTABLR OF
SGr =. van sice hiirewood. l.. J.. kopcAy night,
Sepn ebAv horse, 10 haDds nigh, with white spos on
M Ienehe ame IN ,hr urar hind The above rewar
WIZ Do pso LOT returning ths horse 10 u owner.
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HORSES, CAx1iA>.E>. xc.

MANTED--A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, LIGHT Ex.
w press Wagon and Harness. together separately
change for good Parlor Organ suNable small
church. Address H. r., Herald once
XMANTED-PAIR CHESTNUT sORREL HORSES
w cosey matched kind, sound, single double har
to years old, 15 to IL hands; free from all
Address NJ. c.. box 1S2 Herald ofnce.
e1s)S -sORREL HORSE, EIiHT YEARS. SOUND
sp LC. and kind; IL for cart truck. App at 10
Mott street, coal yard GEO. THEISS.
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ArATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM To QUEENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
from pier AZ North River
49,. .... To Queenstown and Liverpool.
THE QU EEN Thomas Saturday, JAM g. Al 12 N.
EGfPT Grogan. saturday. Jan. H. at 1880 A. M
SrAN, Trace. Saturday, Jan. 2U at IL NJ
Passage to Liverpool, Queenstown London direct -
CABIN, $!S and $65 steerasc, S2S, currency.
Prepaid steersge tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
FOR further particulars apply the compays onces, SO
Broadway r. W. J. HURST, Manager.
TNMAN LINE
l. for Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mall steamers
are appointed to sale follows -
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, Jan. g. p.
CITY OF LONDON. Satur ay, Jan. l9, A.
CITY OF Saturday, Jan. 90 2 p. M
CITY OF PARIS saturday, Jan. "a, A.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier IS
North River.
Payable In gold. Payable In Currency.
First Cabin .....S15 Stccrnge $40
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 10 Paris s......... %
Passengers also forwarded TO Iavrc Hamburg Sweden
Norway aud Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought moderate rates by
wishing TO send for their friends.
For further information apply q. the company's onlce
JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
ID Broadway, New York.
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FINANCIAL.

WE HAVE CUSTOMER AT ELKTON, MARY.
"A. land, desiring 10 remove New York and Invest
@lO,0V0 In an established manufacturing business.
GRIGGS, SNYDER CO.,
QA dMax
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COAsrwrsE sTEAMsHIps.

A SEfasSs SSHFSzE aalss LINE TO
carrying mr,'si rrsrss RsIssnser' so and
Kingston. jamaica, santa Martha and
Oreytown and Pacific Coas, Of
those dates is on Sunday then The Jay previous
Jan steamer OCEAN QyLhN Sar.an a. e Jones' wii
rect. connecn at Fanams with steamer aoNTANA. Capt
and s
Freight for last named ports received until 4p NJ OF JAN
steamer cIISA win Issy. san Francisco February l. ,S1s
1ns .,,.; Apply Sse p c er
'0sr spses So.es 10 snppers,eamer OCEAN 3GEfs
viii De Jcspsicn.a Of s,h lnsl Aspin.
wall direct. as an extra steamer.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA, NASSAU AND
AILsSTia NAIL .s.SsA srEAsssIr :, csMrASy CO -
VI ". ssS w,:
GoRRo CASTLE Capt T. !. cSrtis via Nassau January Is
FOR freight or passage 'Ds'%% y. DlxocK. President,
No. Bowling Green.
DIREST L,NE TO Ss!,avkis 5AyAsAA nm vrp. o,rz
Ne. York and Ae,can Mall Steamship Line, leaving pier
& GLEosTss ss RIA S NJ aSssa Ssss Friday
ST ~ TSkpA pSds Jso
CRY UY MExICO, Zimmerman. Monday, Feo ia
'0' 's'' P:'HIi XGGS%RTSbRE SONS, 80 Broadway
II see, Tampa, 81. Augustine
and ali other points the Florida and Jacksonville, Pcnsa
cola and Mobile railroads, and brunswick, Ca
Steamship MI tRCEDJTA
sa!s Saturday, January p. NJ. from per 20 North
Insurance one bali per cont.
For rsgnt or passage apply TO
or 10 u. n. MORJAN CO., III West street.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL SOUTHERN LINE
CITY OF GALVESTON,
Captain Rowland,
Y. NJ ' =
Frer ht for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
For yseh or rAssAee, having superio! aceon modaons
apply 70 C:n. MALLORY 20
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

E'OB NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
ary6 s. at 3 O'Clock r ". Freight received daily through
rates gwen to Galveston Indanola Mobile and 81. Louis.
CABIN passage, $50; seerage S2j.
For freight or passage apply TO
H. b. CRONwELL CO., 50 West street.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs--TOUCR.
j Ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail.
The Al steamship CLYDE Captain Kennedy, at pier ~
East River. wlleave on Saturday, January Y.
Tnroush hs laing given Houston and all points on
the Galveston, Houston and Henderson and b. b. r. and
3. H. MALLORY & Co, l68 Maiden lane.
or W. =. CLYDE 4 Co, lia Wall street.
MERCHANrS' STEAMSHIP LINE,
From pier No. . North River. at 3 O'Clock p. NJ,
UNITED STATEs,
On saturday, Jan. y.
Freghts received daily Through given for st. Louis
Vcksbug Mobile, Galveston and Indianola
apply to FREDERIC BAKER. 30 Broadway.
E'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-DEsPATCH LINE.
IL Low prices.
Tho frat class steamer g. w. LORD (Rogers, Master Will
eaye pier " East River Saturday, JannaryS At 4ococs
NA "''' n. II. BRIGHAM. ss Wall street.
LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
81 North River their elegant sl whse steamship
WYANOkE for Norfolk, City Point aud RICHMOND, on
Saturday JAN at M giving throusn bills Of ladnR 70
all points South Southwest Through passenger tickets
Issued all points Accomn odaons uueQnalled Apply
81 at general once le7 Greenwich street. corcr
OF Dey street.
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Bll.LlAtklD>.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE.
Al New designs ior dwehg. Al various nricss eegsnt
psrlo asstee other tables holday sltss
cala ogues seat by msl. a. W. CULLEyDEk
uscssaoS 10 fhe.an 4 calender. 70. BroAawsy.
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TliAVEI.I.EHS, GUIDE.

VyINELAND RAILwAY-FUR vINGLANO. n r., AND
y Briseton. Le,ve fonof Mirry "cah, New Yors, yia
New Jersey SIntnsrn R,lr)td, ~ A. All, r. NJ, VI
steamers EMPIRE 5rAFEAriJ ssJiHJYc
J. w. Mills, : 4 ,ertnten tens
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A MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY ON BOND AND
IA. mortgage property in New York. Brooklyn
and New Jersey: Principals only apply to SAMUEL s.
WOOD, JR., loo Broadway, rooma
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SALES AT AUCriOV.
Lien B. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
"A NY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHERS,
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
(Establshed lSi7L

FRIDAY, JANUARY 8,
ssoHAAsEEs% % AND g READE STREETS,
Handsome Household Furniture Mirrors, rosewood grand
Piano, BY Chtckerng real bro Clocks and Fures mod
ern OH PAINTINGS xc Sc. sold ~ order Of executors
most OF which made by Baudoune, Roux and
Rott'er Stymus. comprising foows Carved rosewood
Paror suits heavy satin damask and lace Curtains Buhl
niad Cabinet Centre Table, Secretary Cab
net Copsol Centre Tables real bronze Clock Candea-
bras and stsuetes fine original Oh Paintings OF
the American an European scnoo, carved rosewood and
beat cured hair MAresaes, Bosters and Pillows, Bed and
Table Linen, carved black walnut ana oak Bunes Dining
Tables and Chairs rich decorated China Dinner
c sn s. c @ Gnss .s
froof Ensravinss Kitchen Ware DC.
Chickerng and $l,6oO also fsO0 imported Havana
Cigars
A LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Salesrooms l08 Liberty Ill Cedar mud yS Church sts
Furniture, Carpets. Bedding, 4c,
THIS DAY, at l0H O'Clock,
Toys and Holiday Gi.ts.
Nv or G0oKE win Ss Sss az above very large
removed to salesrooms tor Of SALE including
f$:$s;is; SI:s: Room and of ever, description.
Hall Furniture
Administer, velvet and Brussels Carpets Spring, nar
other Mattresses Hardware, Cutlery Plate CrocEery Glass
China, Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
For account Of whom II may concern.
at IL O'Clock, 81 walnut framed Chromos OF superior
quality, including all choice suoJects:
$50 bottles OF Westbrooks Seasoning Sauce.
S-O bottles OF fine Native Wine.
Catalogues morning OF sale.
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTuERe.
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ss Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY ON BOND AND
n mortgage on property In New York, Brooklyn
and New Jersey Principals only apply to SAMUEL s.
WOOD, Jn, loo broadway rooma
A FUND OF $l6s.OOO TO LOAN ON NEW YORK
"A Real Estate IN sams to suit and other funds TO buy
kEY, box Sls New YORK Post odiee.
ExCELsIoR SAVINGS BANK
~ SH Sixth avenue corner of Twenty third street.
Deposits made on or before January 10 draw interest from
January !, at six per cent.
TO- and not drawn will be credited to accounts AMI bear
interest from January l. =,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings. from IN O'Clock;
WIN. NJ. GILES, President
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
M INSTITUTION,
NsAS <. u. MousIoN sTKEEL N.
rate Of SIX cent all entitled thereto
for the six months and three months ending December 81
interest not Withdrawn will be added to the account an
draw interest depos,. Six cent interest pal
January 70 will draw interest from January l..
ALFRED I. CONKLIN, President.
MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
lM 81 Nassau street, New York.
interest at the rate six per cent per annnm on
Thursday January IL, 1872 All called will be
credited as principal and draw interest from January
HENRY r. CoNKLIN, Secretary.
M city country property. Mortgages bought West
''''''' ''A'' /. NJ DAVENPORT, 5s Pine stree.
MONEY TO LOAN--ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
HOWE CO., 10 fino street.
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REWARDS.

eOn REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO CUES
tons asked for the return OF the papers that were
last Thursday morning. they Of value TO the
owner, payment being stopped. J. CORBlf
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EXCHANGE.

EOR EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE AND L0r.-IHE AD,
veyser would exchange some hrs class msnuIhcsu.inS
gock for built house 10 the Guy, uinsnss pss'
ferred; price Of about s3OV; suoJee' '" "ossges
AIdsess boa ] s3s Post onicc.
ITO LycuANGE-FoR FARM OR CITY READ
i Estate a IA bt Business roadway; rent low Ad,
dress Ex0HAE0E, Herald Opo~o bfAnoa once i'zos
Broadway.
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w WANTLD-FoR SCHOOL. PROFESSOR OF
w Logic hours weeK. Mono but drst
class address o.. boz 6.ll0 nDn o1ce, New York.
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0OS REwARD.-LOSr. ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
ULO January yellow Sc otch Terrier Dog long hair,
under projects tooth out IN the lower ja. The above
y-si
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EUROPE.

THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAl-
ace Upper Norwood, London. To tourists ana fami-
lies Site elevate pleasant and most saubrous position
combined with the comfort arorded and It's general
ment have made the queens Hotel tavore reaori Of tho
upper ranks OF English society.
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FUND OF $l68.000 TO LOAN ON NEW YORK
IA Real Estate In to suit other funds buy
Mortgages Real Estate and Lcasehod. Address ATTOR
kEY, box yl9 New YORK Post odiee.
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ST. JosEPHs ACADEMY
y FOK Young LADIES'
Flushing, l.. l.
Studies resumed January Second season commences
February liza For furner particulars send for Pro-
apecte.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13

MEETING or TnE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tuesday night the Executive Committee
VI the Wor>ingmcu's Eight Hour League
mtt ia the thiid story Of the Water Witch
Engine House. Mr.. Roberts wis elected
temporary chairman aud Nj. Loary acted
AS -.cfcary.
Mr. Richards moved that committee
If three 10 draw mp a constitution and by ,
lava Tor the government Of tho committee
DE nppointcd.
a long discussion here ensued WhetA-
nr the Old association had ceased OF
whether this was an entirely distinct or
'qnilatinn from the other, was what
caused % DISCUSSION, but We believe the
lI'.tiuu ras moi settled last night.
MFR motion prevailed, aud the meet
.Hg upp ted the following gentlemen as
'he cumHittee; George W. Roberts, VIM.
q Moor am John 7. Richardson.
Ga mo ion the Union ADJOURNED 70 meet
next TIL. lay evening IN the same hall.