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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised sales ny A. Muller SON. at public auction,
one lot 9o61loO5 north side Fity.eghth street. 200
feet west OF Eighth avenue, $4,000.
by K. II. Ludlow Co.. at pubic auction two-story
frame house. with lot 25xlOO5 south side Fifty nrst
street, 225 feet east OF Fourth avenue, $500.
by A. j. Beecker son, In partition, one four story
brick mousse with lot 2ON0O east soc Third avenue 40
lot 225 East Forty-sevcnh street $780, one house.
win lot lGSXag1O $50 East Fory-second street and
house with lot, eOx7O, lSl7 Fourth avenue, tl7,
$50 house. with lot, l0A1i. 1855 East ll7ta street,
e. 100 lot, 25N95 east side First avenue, 30 feet
south OF 1iUth street, $500
by +. A. Lawrence 4 Co, foreclosure one house
with two lots each 2bxlOO north side Benson street. 100
feet east Of Corlandt avenue Mornsana (rwenty third
By j. r Ledwith, referee under foreclosure one eve
story brick tenement with lot 25x0S o, south 1hr-
tynnh street, $50 feet west OF Tenth avenue, tli0O
The plot OF land 2Olx26x20l llXlOd, and bounded ny
BloOmlngdale road Tenth avenue Ninety NTH and
Ninety.slxth streets, has been sold for $4,000.
The following foreclosure sales were adjourned one
house aud lot north side Forty fourth street east Of
son avenue. south of Marble street. upper Morrsanla
0wenty-fOurth ward, TO Nov. "a,
Foreclosure sales to-day at she Exchange are an
nOunced AZ follows one house ana lot, east side
Madison avenue south OF tifhN-fourth street one
plot north side seyentYseyeuth street. cast Of Madison
avenue lots southwest corner OF Josh street and
Tenth avenue house and lot south side Fitlyelxth
street east uf Eighth avenue premises lOl Hester
street house with lease OF lot south elue CLINTON
place east Finn avenue premises 300 To 1913 Vest
tnrd street OF Ninth avenue, with lot IN rear on
street; premises Su2, SOi and 3ld est
TWENTY fourth street, and lot south SIDE Wenty.
fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
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NEW YORK, Thursday, Oct. 2l.-Receipts OF
becvcs were 90 car loads, 22O head making 1908
since MONDAY apninst 25 for the time last
Hebrew elaughtercre absent from the market
place, and the demand was uncommonly light. Prices
further fell Oh Asi1c. n, and the market closed
weak and depressed Poor to choice native
selling slowly ut soiec. n. TO dress 5557 MS. with
few small ots at I24@ 12lac aud common to choice
55Gt5d rs.
Receipts o. sheep and lambs were 81 car loads or
442l head. making 12O26 since Monday, against 1OOe
for the same time last week The demand was mOder-
ate At unchanRed prices. or 4'f@6ic n. for sheep.
aud Go NC. \ y. for common to prime lamne
RI ccipts Of calves $50 mead mixing 265 since
MONDAY, against 1903 for the same last week. Fat
veas were hrmcr AZ SAiOisc. n. Grass calves were
duh ~ tja $3.50 y head.
Receipts Of hogs 80 cars 800 head. making
1850 since MONDAY against HOO for the lime
last week 4 few state hogs sold awe al sac. .
n. Dressed hogs declined to iOgetOasc.
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Choice white agsuEee mixed held At ise Rys quist.
range %, Of logs5 Barley I,liosales 800 bush az
e mes. ana sfc ~ u tgf e GeSaS
bacon quiet des q 61 city chs clear D az lac cS
iSSc for picked, and iisSi5c. for clear, Picted
hams so az 1l,ec, and do shoulders at iOlic Lard
iisc for Western steam i4c Tor do new 10 Srrive
Sr n t9r prime city S9d NC Tor Western e9ntrsS
1870 for October 139sc for November and 12 1iIOds
prime at S bre.s saq h GS,s are over
rsn sc a'' S qs e az we's ate daIe' a sSd
&c. western creamery, 27@3i other Western, ies
state lactorles i9aiascj state diaries, eai5ci Ohio
c for fes o ssls 49, EfES Sncnsnged at 2
ior lard for October delivery the result OF :
men Win sads al GgS 'ne5e sn m assso eyes .
there we're saies at 1890. Tor November and i2ac.
GnocFaIrs- RIO coffee, wac sg.n quiet, and prices
mild Grades also were quiet les 7d0 bags Msraca1bo
and Java 10y auction Al eO@e31c gold. Moiasses and
tive and scady sales eto9 hhds al &c for common mo-
cenirfuga Refined m moderate denisnd n, snot ia,e
nrlces. We quote cohec-Java, eqaesc.j Maracaioo,
@S3c . gold n bond and gec currency duty
Glazed Glazed Ss@5ic.' Porto Rico 3l@55c New Or
5sia8c., grocery DO slcssec. Centrifugal sesJSc.i
refined, i0S@lc. for hard ioJss1O4c for soft white.
SuEpRIEs-Naval stores were quiet, but firm at l20
t2tc for spirits turpenne and o. S5@t1 so Tor COM
mon TO good strained rosin. Petroleum dull and
much lower At 139ic. for refined, In barrels, and
Use. for crude, In Duk. In ocean freghte steady
business was done at full late grain to Liverpool,
oy steam At e,sGioi and cotton az sd cheese l5s..
ana sugar 81 4Os ton grain by sail 3D. tobacco 3be.
Grain TO London, by steam, obi grain to the Bristol
channel Bsi crude petroleum to Havre at 4s 71&d.,
reeuuun To Liverpool, bsi oil to Odessa, Bbc.,
gold train to Cork Tor orders De. Cd. nseed quoted
at tlSO, with sale 81 5000 bags. Lineeed oil un-
changed Al b6a5Sc. Hides moderately active and arm
dry Buenos Ayrea quoted at 2la23ec. gold. and do.
Texas lSb2Olpc currency. Mhskey quiet but steady
sales 100 barrels at ti17H
COrrOS-lhe market Tor cotton on the spot ID
steady At unchanged quotations Mddllng uplands.
l4sc aud low mddlng do l3 10 i6c sales OS2 bales,
Of which Sl1 for consumption. anu 2B5 for specu
Futures advanced &c. on November and on the other
months l6edlsc; sales 1880 bales. closing i4lc.
for October 1.5s. for November, IL 1l-}3c for De.
cemher 10 532c for January 10 Use for February.
1870 Tor March, and IL ldc. for June. Receipts at
the ports to-day were 1870 bales The Liverpool
market was stcadyg middlinR uplands 1.16c. There
were Indications at the close that effort will be made
TO corner " parties who are short" on November
contracts, as has been done on those for October.
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DIED.

BYRNgs.-on Wednesday, oct TO- Ralph Grimm
Byrnes, son OF stephen and Henrietta Byrnes, aged
months aud rs daVs.
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the
funeral Friday. Oct 20 al o'clock, from the resl.
dcnce Of his parents. 49l Marcy ay, Brookyn.
HI GIIAN.-On OCT. 20, WIN, L.. oldest son OF John
ami Lydia Hughan, aged Is Years,
Funeral from the fence Of his parents 81 Tuers
ay., Friday, al o'clock Relatives and friends 10
yited 20 attend without further notce.
MuRPlIY.-On Thur-day, Oct 81, Edward murphy,
late OF 80 Monroe native Of County Cork, Ireland.
aged 81 wears. ... -.
funeral on sunday 2ith INST from the residence of his
McCotiS'"On tuesday oct. TO- 1875 Daniel No
COun, aged W years
Of Glen Head, Long Island, aiurday Oct. 2a at
O'Clock r. NJ Train leaves Hunters Point Long Island
Railroad, Il 10 A. VI.
TLRlCK-O oct. 81. Henry Ulrick, aged 81 years,
Funeral on Monday, 25h inst, Al IL A NJ, from bis
late residence, IL Charlton st.
YOUNG.-On Wednesday morning. Oct 90, Of diph.
liberia, Mamie, only surviving child OF John Russell
and Rosa YOung, aged wears aud 10 months.
The remains viii be taken to Washington. Funeral
services at the residence her father ga West 22d
ST., on Friday afternoon, AZ o'clock.
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To THE EDITOR or the sUN-ST. The article
In THE sun contains some assertions relative to the
ARRAY between the Yale students aud the ODD Fellows
In this city which incorrect In the nrst place the
driver Of the coal cart wantonly struck student In the
face with his whip For this he received well merited
enhancement. The statement that the students Ned
from the drawn swords OF the Odd Fellows 10 not true
though they numbered scarcely three hundred Instead
Of seven hundred, they stood their ground ike men
we're blackened damaged they were not those
OF the students. The Odd Fellows IN passing denuncla
tory resolutions probably labOred under the mlsappre
henson that the students mad attacked NE
with the OF coal and stones INTENDED Tor tue not
headed Mlesian The coal cart -.
That body OF men claiming 20 be organized foI the
further OF good ana benevolent ends should nave
made with murderOus weapons an attack on mass oi
Fellows. AN EYE WITkKba
Nav 4AVIy, Conn, Oct 70 1875.
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4 LIVELT SESSION.
The Work Done In the Queens County Oyer
and Terminer Yesterday.

There were number of arragnments
on indictments for criminal offences In the
Queens County Court Of over aud Termncr yes
terday, before Judges Pratt and Armstrong
William Vanderburg indicted for assault with
intent to Kill his wife, at Newtown, on the 18th
OF September, on which day he also made an at
tempt to commit suicide by slashing his throat
with a razor, pleaded not guilty. On being ar
raiRned aud asked what no had TO say as to the
commission Of the crime, he said, IL don't
know anything about It, no more than child
unborn" He was rcmanded, and will probably
be tired az the next term. Dr. L. j. stevens,
VINO IL charaed with having sent a challenge To
Tight duel TO a Mr.. De Languelette at Hicks
Vile, and who, night or two ago, attempted to
commit suicide In prison by taking rat poison,
pleaded not guilty. He said he was without
ploy counsel, and the Court assigned William j.
Young Of Flushing TO defend him. Ii appears
that since the doctors Incarceration his wife
has not had anything to do with him, leaving
him TO shift for himself; hence tho despair
which Induced the attempt at suicide Two
who committed a burglary at John G. Doxsey's
house at Woodhaven two or three weeks ago,
pleaded not guilty, and the Court assigned to
them as counsel Justice Slocum Of Newtown.
Samuel French the chicken thief, who was re-
Gently peppered with small shot and captured
few days ago, at nrst insisted that he did not
know anything about the offence charged
against him, but on consultation With Lawyer
Stanford, who was assigned 10 him by the Court
as counsel, he concluded to put In plea Of
petit larceny which was accepted by the Dis
him 70 the Kings County Penitentiary for nine
mOutla.
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CITY LOTS oITEN AWAY.
An Opportunity for Men whose Money Burns
in their Pockets-Martin Cbuzzlewit Fee
bly, Initiated In New York City.

py Initiated In new hoFh ttt1.
Mr.. Christopher, the President OF the
"Central Texas Land and Colonization Com
pany," has opened an once at 307 Broadway for
the free distribution Of town lots In the city Of
Milano, Milan county, Texas. The walls Of the
ONCE are well covered with maps Of the United
States, OF the state o. Texas, Of the county Of
Milan, OF the city Of Mano, and, finally, of the
separate wards OF the paper city. The company,
OF which Mr.. Christopher is President, owns, so
he says, about 5000 acres Of Texas land. upon
which he wishes to introduce settlers. His plan
II TO give 10 any man who will take one, a lot in
the city Of % feet front aud 100 feet depth. In
the hope OF anchoring the attention OF the
donee upon the attractions and advantages Of
Texas. aud OF leading him TO purchase desirable
farms from the company at 81 per acre. The
city il said to he n mile square, with tho north
err boundary tcmptingly contiguous to the line
OF the international Railroad, and with avenues.
parks, aud boulevards laid out with a libcrallty
that Is not extravagant, when u Ia understood
that So an mere Is n high valuation upon the land
The streets are 90 feet wide, the avenues 100
feet and the parks include two blocks. Tho
Methodist churches, the Post Office, and the
Court House, are considerably larger than tho
ordinary building lots. and are to be given to
the municipality by MIR ChIistophers company.
There are between 5000 and 5000 lots In the city,
and under the plan OF distnoutnn the company
reserves every other one for Itself and gives the
Others away.
"They are given as free Rifts," said Mr.. Chris
TOPPER, I'VE asking only seveuty-hve cents from
the person benefited, and that Is Just enough to
pay the Commissioner before whom we acknowl-
edge the instrument, Mr. Charles H. Smith OF
3ls broadway Is the Commissioner we employ.
and though his usual fec is one dollar he has
consented to do the work for us for seventy i've
cents. We In turn charge our customers the
same. and so get no return for our trouble, ex
cept the possibility Of finding purchasers for
our farm lands
The reporter next called upon Mr.. Smith, tho
Commissioner, 90 talk with him about the libe-
rality OF the Colonization Company, and Incl
dentally learned that he was being paid four do-
lars a day for acknowledging all the deeds that
might be sent to him. As Mr.. Christopher esti-
mates the number of lots daily given away at
nfty, the fee OF Mr.. smith for each one Is about
| eight cents. Instead OF seventy i've cents. Tho
balance OF slXty-sevcn cents goes to tho COM
pany; and there being over 5000 lots In the city,
the result OF the liberal system Of gifts will be to
uut about $500 into the cOmpany's treasury in
exchange for their square mile, or 640 acres Of
land. rhe price realized will be about eight
dollars per acre, or about four times the selling
price OF the land.
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THURSDAY, Oct. ell Flour was less active and
more difficult to sel WIN the decline 10 wheat, he
shippinE demand subsidized. HuCkWleat nuur steady,
rye lour dull Corn meal quiet We quote Flour
~ 2, y bhL. q 2Odti so suuernne state ana Meat
ern, t5IOa 1850, extra state sc. tbb'NthNN west.
ern spring wheat extras, tabpata pai do. \ ana
XXX, t625@t 30; do. winter wheat ana \ \ toN'.e
~ 25' Minnesota patent fS0gs95Oi city shipping TX
ras, S6at6Aoi CITY trade and family nrnlA - .9to,
Southern bakers and family brands, kl2lmtSloi
Southern shipping extras td.21,4k'l' lJe nuur
Supernnc SOD 1900 Corn meal western, &c t3hOl9
$3.50; Brandy VINE, Al5gfi.2O. BueA~hea1 hour
100 ms. e. Ho,Lf3Ho. .., ..,...,.
GRAIN-Mhtat 1c lower sales $4,000 bush az tlU%
dflOO for ungraded snring fll3'gtl 10 Tor Nc thl
oagO spring. Si2lGetl,23 for Mob Milwaukee, spring,
Al 25akl 2d for No. 2 Chicago spring, tl3l for No.
Mnwaueee spring anoa!, tl3d for No, ! Milwaukee,
spring. Al 80 for new amber winter II los$l2O Tor new
red winter, and tl35SSl45 for white Winter. Corn
nrmer, but dull sales $1,000 BUSH At 7l&@721ac. for
high mixed to yellow, 70491lc for western mixed sail
ana 6SG57Oc. for steamer mixed. oats nrmer, hut less
dong sales 1000 bush at 8si5c. for inferior TO lair
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A Little Donkey and a Big Cart.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: Thu
Bun delights 70 shine upon all, the just aud I'M
lust, only a little more lercely on the latter.
1t delights TO prick the bubbles of conceit,
and to unmask pretentlon and fraud.
II It will look at the Congressional report Of
he cholera epidemic Of 1873 In the United States,
Will ind little pamphlet OF about thirty
bages from the supervising surgeon Of the United
states tNerchanD Marine Hospital service, inter-
pOlated In front Of the bulky, long report on the
same disease, by Drs. q q. Mcclellan, j. &. Pc
seISS, ana j. s. mot JOSH Billings.
N me report u the War Department, Surgeon
Seherals ONCE, Of about 1000 pages, must stand
~ ~ US own nerits, and the little pamphlet OF
49, idP nhses, from the Merchant Marine seryic 9
o. hul u IL hardly fair TO put the cart before
~ ~ horse ana especially such very little don
sSy before such very large cart
HEALTH OFFICER,
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The snn FrnncI.oo Election.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2l.-The election In this
city yesterday yod OF party sigpncsnce, but vic
tory tor the friends OF good government Their op-
ponents made their nghI on Church, the Democratic
candidate for Police Judge and were defeated by over
1000 majority In total vote OF $4,000. The vote on
the other judicial candidates shows total disregard FOL
party ties, he Probate aud Municipal Judges elect
being Republicans and the County and three District
Judges Democrats, by maJortles ranging from 800 u
5000. Carr, the Republican candidate Tor superln
ienden Of Public Instruction. the city and State
b q large majority.
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LETTER FROM JOHN MORRIssEY.
He Announces HimseIfa Candidate for Senator
In the Fourth District.
The Hon. John Morrissey sent yesterday
10 the officers OF the Convention that nominated
him for the Senate the following

The Hon. John Morrissey sent yesterday
10 the officers OF the Convention that nominated
him for the Senate, the following;
To TIE Electors offhe Fourth Senatorial District
have ob-cryed that IN many places in the Fourth
name appears a candidate for Senator ana | am
credby Informed that uckets have been printed and
circulated with the view your part OF voting for me
thu coming election As You are well aware, not
only have not sought this Office but have publicly
announced that was not candidate. This announce
ment made before any conventions had been held,
and again after had been nominated declined 10 ac
cept the nomination, Tor reasons which then believed
and still believe Justified my action In refusing to be
your candidate. Since then however Notwithstanding
refusal the people of the district have seen nj to
disregard views the subject ana seem determined
to regard me az their candidate The position which
power and the arbitrary dictation OF John Kelly
IN opposition 20 the attempt at MS dictatOn TO de-
pTye the people OF this city OF the right to choose their
local officers and In opposition also TO the reduction OF
my convictions OF right and justice ana lest my mo-
uyes In TINS regard might be questlonedi should be
reluctant for thh reason where to enter the HELD as
candidate,
/ cannot, however, under present circumstances,
longer refuse my consent to the use OF my name. |
cannot permit you into this contest with my
your banners without taking part win you my self
| My duty to the cause which you represent demands
that should no longer refuse my active cooperation,
ana H. MS verify oeoye, the result will be the down.
fall the dictatorship which threatens to enthral for
indefinite period the Democratic voters OF New
York and the Yndlcauon OF the rights free and hon
chosen the Important distinguished office Of Sena
tor, shall endeaYOr to digcharpC my duties as To
merit IL degree, the confidence which you have
been pleased TO express IN supporting me Tor mat ONCE
Your Obedlent servant
john MoRRssRY,
NEW YoRK Oct 81, 1875.
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One Of the largest rattlesnakes ever seen in
this State was killed at New Hampton, Orange county,
on the premises OF d. C. WiCkham, on Saturday last
II was discovered by Mr.. Gregory, carpenter, on
lumber pile Mr. Gregory dealt nm several blows with
a ten foot pole which soon killed the snake The snake
measured hye feet three inches IN length ana eight aud
three quarter inches around and had thirteen lAttes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

10 Matthew DeldneW President Amcrtc1n Ra-
rice DAILY holder OF the championship Of America az
accordance with the rules governing sara champion
ship. Please lind enclosed 1850 az my forfeit,
NEW YORK, oct. "a. CYRlLLE DION,
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To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sir: Don't It
look very funny that G.. Clark should now be counsel
for lawrence the smugger when 1t was this same s..
G. Clark who Custom House attorney In 1870 and
who prosecuted this Lawrence for lrregu 1rtles
at that time, and who, though causing Lawrences ds
mls.el from the Custom House, very myslcrionsly
enabled said Lawrence TO escape the penalty OF thr aWP
Lawrence has not forgotten his friend, sAuGGLkh-
NEW YORK, Oct. FL 1870.
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State bonds dull neglected the only record
ed sales having necn In Tennessee g. old at 80 and ds
series, ~ as. In railroad bOnds there mod.
business, The principal transactions fol.
lows Albany and susquehanna lat mortgage, ny
Detroit NJ. and Toledo lists, lOl Chicago aud North.
western cOnso dated coupon gold bonds S59l Morris
and Essex lists us OHIO and Mississippi consolidate d,
81 Central Pacinc lists, san joaquin branch, Snip
Union Pacinc Railroad LIST mortgage, lo2}sSl02 Union
Pacific sinking fund ssh Pacihc Railroad Of Missouri
1ss, so Col, C. and Indiana Central lets. Ala Col &.
and Indiana Central 2is, 10 Cedar Falls and Mime
1sfs sly Louisville ami kashy lie consolidated,
ps, slGSl% Erie 5ih mortgagc, " Union Pacinc =,
land grant, % harlem lists, ., coupon 1ltl North
ssOuri LIST mortgage, a0le American Docs and I'm.
prOyement Company Is 1O0Al Toledo and WaDash lists,
St Louis division b7 Milwaukee st. Paul lsts
La Crosse division, vill.
ruc opening. highest, lowest, NJ, closing
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PLATT the city OF New York. on the Goth DAY 81
October 1879 By the Hon Richard H. LarremOre Judge
OF the Court Of Common Pleas, and a jury, Adeline
Platt from Frank Plat. Cause, adultery.
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steamship Gen. Whitney, Boston. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Ola Dominion, Richmond, CITY Point, ana
Norfolk, mdse and pass
Steamship south America, Rio Janelro, Para and g.
Thomas, mdse. and pass.
Ship Thomas Iord, tacutta, mdse.
Bark y, ANS etdam, 10 ballast.
Bark Jane Adeiine, Laguayra, coffee &C.
Bark Ffancesca BE lagambl Gloucester, In ballast
Brig John Welsh. Jr., Calbarien. sugar.
Brig tarla, Southampton, IN ballast.
Brig Locn Lomond, Port Lmon, eOcoanuts.
AisU the usuai river ana coastwise vessels.
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Winners Of the Narksmcn'. Badges.

The Second Division OF the National Guard
closed this seasons practice yesterday at Creedmoor
large number. as the scores show, won marksmens
badges. Col. McLeer Of the Forty seventh Regiment
commanded the troops. and Major Manning acted rs
Inspector The ranges 200 tnd BOO yards possible
bO points q man. The winners wcrei
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FURNITURE AND CARPErs-A big stock supe-
Nor quality aud low prices at b. NJ Cowprr
1856 and l57 Chatham street Weekly and monthly pay
ments taken II deBlred.-4av.
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In any part OF the city one package OF Qulrk's
Btreet.-Adp.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAO-rHfs DAY.
Sun rses... 10 sun sets. II Moon rises..ls u
nfsu WATER-rnts DAY
Sandy Hook 10 Gov. Island. 90 Hell Gate. 4 ~
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TO the Captain General cuba, &c.
Infinite thanks to thee and to cycr.faithful nhab-
tants army, navy, and volunteers Of that pr cious
Antilles sends mother Of beloved King Alfonso
Xl, for the feelings Of affection ssed ~ them
on mY birthday. They correspond TO The love always
fe for you ali and feel and TO incessan and ardent
prayers TO the omnipotn for the speedy
tiOn OF peace happiness IN that beloved province
well as throughou, SPAN Receive thou very espect
ally the mot heartfelt assurance Of my great affection
and profound gratitude. ISABEL.
The Cubans, on their side, are preparing earn
esty for vigorous warfare, and we NAV look for
ward, no doubt to lively time from this to the
end OF the year. As soon as Nalmaseda gets
some more money we may expect to sec him
start for the eastern villas aud put his men In
motion.
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And sure, 90 to Dr. Colton's, In the Cooper In
~ aeciJenL-Adp,
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Tepcworm remoyed without fell In IL
box 5,lde. HERMAN EICHHoRN, 90 Attn It,, between
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Coughs, IIoarscness, and all Diseases Oft
1hrOdt and Lungs. Speedy and certain HE6n-
MANS ToLU and LIyERwoRr ExPRCToRANr. Sold By
druggists. Only 90 cents per bottle.
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"UncIe SANS Cough Cure" uwenty cents
bottle for coughs cols, and al throat diseases
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Ladies'. Misses. Gents. md Boys' Boots,
Shoes, Gaters India RubOera and cnildrens Leggings
all styles and prices. Palronlze
MIILER& CO., 8 Union square.