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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

hunt in the neighborhood OF Ennis
yesterday, laden with the ieatheiy
spells OF victory.
Mr.. james b. Simpson, of The liEH-
AID, returned from bis AUNT with Inc
distinguished railroad party last night
He has tho appet rance Of one who hos
been living high.
Mr.. Mcintyre, president OF the Cot
ton Exchange, Inns returned with his
family from visit 10 the Centennial
Exposition aud tour OF the watering
places, to his cosy home In the cedars'
and seems thoroughly prepared for the
winters campaign.
Rev. NJ. Wallace, the evangelist, who
has been pr, aching with much accep-
liability during the past week, VIII oc'
cupy the pulpit oft NJ. Il. raDerna'
Gle. to-day ut 1890 n. M, and 1880 p. IN.
Sunday.school Mt 2 p. m. The Rev
DR.. Brush, OF Austin, will be in the
city and assist in the meetings next
week.
Henry s. Ervay, ESD, and lady re-
turned home. yesterday, after IL six
weeks absence in the northern cities,
taking In the Centennial, Niagara,
etc. We are rejoiced to see him IN eX'
cellsnt health and spirits.
The legion of friends OF that high
toned and polished gentleman, Cap
tain Ed. Gay, whilom of this city, h"c
the exceptional pleasure of greeting
him yesterday, on his return to ou
city, not, we regret to he advised, II
remain. AS IL resident OF Dallas, Cap
tain Gay WIS recognized as among 1T
most refined and cultured citizens, an'
his removal to Atlanta, Georgia, u
take charge Of n most responsible IN
: surance office, was a source OF declde'
and keen regret to his extensive circl
III of friends In our city. y
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r. to act in the promises In view OF 81
" Il state of things, of which it is impc
bic to keep the outside world ienori
Las what will rejecting minds conclude
Lhe relation to the moral condition
We, Texas2 No one but real hHon'
pun Texas travelling out of the state
has listening to expressions Of peblic Sc
lhr ment can Judge correctly of the dam
lnd which is being done to the chaaete
pet our State, 10y the great amount OF
be lcssness and crime, which notwithstG
\ 1t ing the cndenvors of some partic
Pep Texas to keep the outside world /!
rant of, is known to exist
he'd Why, was recently asked IN all
hot dor 10y very intelligent grntlema
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The HERALD returns acknowledg.
ments to Mr.. ]. N. Bartholow. agent
for the Galveston News, for favors re-
ceived.
We are pleased to observe that the
big-hearted and gentlemanly Dick
Fuller has been reinstated as one Of
the conductors on the Central road.
Jerry Brown, John Thompson and
.wo other parties returned from q
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A card.

Having, at the request of my friends,
concluded to make my home at Dallas,
| offer my services as teacher of piano
and organ music, Intending pupils
can obtain terms, etc, by calling on, OF
addressing Gcargo A. OFT, 306 Com.
merce street. aug3l-dlm
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
10 Contractors,

Sealed bids will be received for the
for the main building ON the Fan
Grounds up to Wednesday, the ljtl
instant, to II o'clock Plans and spccl
lcations may be seen at the Office Of tn,
secretary, to whom the bids will be adj
dressed, CuAs. BAsKEHyILL, Sec.
srplO 81
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Notice.

The Commissioner Court of Dallas
county is hereby called to meet on the
second Monday in September A. D.,
1876, for the purpose of disposing of the
unfinished business, and such other
business as may properly come before
said court X. IL. NEST,
County Judge.
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Notice.

Dispositions and acknowledgment to
any instrument of writing taken by
w. A. Harwood, clerk Of the District
Court of Dallas county.--1d.
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For Exchange,

A beautiful and highly improved In.
diana farm, with dwelling, barn, out
houses, orchards, etc; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands
Address, Editor Herald.
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HNplIrill.n

The instantaneous and inlaIliblt
remedy for Neuralgia AT HosklnA d
LIoweIl's drug store, Dallas. "A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

An Ames Engine and Boiler, thirty.
horse power, for sale cheap, Also
Steam Pump. Apply to
auglSdlm nv, TOMPElNs.
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Go to "oive Branch Dining saloon"
for iirst.class cup of Java coffee, etc
augl3-lm LOUIS CHRETlEN.
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hof and Cold Batlas NJ Wilson's, No
AhA kim street nj 20 cents, DECIDEDLY
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

COORE-In Paterson " j., Sunday morning Oct I,
Watts Cooke. aged ~ years.
Friends respectfully invited the funeral from
Broadway Reformed Church ON Wednesday, the 4th, at
y, IA.
DOUGLAsAt Copake, y. " Tuesday, morning. oct 3.
Alfred Douglas. jr.
The friends Of s family are invited attend Ls funeral
his residence, No AZ Fthaye, Friday after
noon nj OClUCA.
DOWN-On tho I'd inst. Samuel Down. President OF tho
American Meier Company. IN the 63d year of his
The and friends o the family eulY invited
attend the funeral from his atS residence No. JOJ West
Twenty Thursday, the 9th inst at IL o'clock.
His remains will De taken 10 TarIytown tor mterment
HOYT-At West New Brighton Staten Isaud. Oct Frances
ogden edwards wife of Wm T. Hoyt daughter OF the
.te Henry ". Edwards of Scw Have Conn.,
Thursday morning
O'Clock Relatives and friends invited without
further notice. Intennont 4t New-lIlyen.
HAVILANDAt Br0o1lSn. the 81 inst Lizzie W., yOnng
OF Elizabeth c. and the late Aaron Hayiaud
in the 18th year of her
and friends invited attend tho funeral
Purchase Meotingh house nfth day gihuriay) the jh
inst ~ Carriages VIII Dc IN waiting Rye depot
arrival Of train leaving Grand Central Depot y. Y and NJ
II. r.. r., at l0lC i. m.
OATMAN-Monday morning. Oct 2, Joel :. Oatman, NJ D.
and friends OF the family aud tnOse OF his sonnaw,
Hutchinson. invited Ia attend the funeral Thurs
day afternoon, oct at o'clock, from his late residence
23O East tleonthst
RICHARDS Brooklyn. Oct g. Sarah C., wife OF Daniel
Richards
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SMITI-At the residence Of his Or. Henry NJ Smith,
Spuyten Duyyii Tuesday oct B. John T. s. smith, aged
II years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WINSLOW-On Monday oct p at her residence. pa East
Thirty nnthst, Alice Jane Wnsow, in tie 3Oh year OF her
Her funeral viii from Georges Church Stuyyosant-
square, Thur sday oct ., al IL o.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Oct. .. 1876.
4 statement compiled at the Post-Ofice De-
par;mcnt to-day shows that the amount Of domestic
money orders ssued by the 369s money order post
offices in the United States. during the last fiscal year.
was S77, ,03j,973. The aggregate of the Canadian inter
national money orders issued in this country during the
same period was SlsG 09G; OF British orders II
Of German orders S7sO,O60; and Of swiss orders
Ss32j6. Total issucd S79,loi,6iO. The fees received
domestic money orders amounted to G99 and on
issues Of foreign money orders $j9336. The aggre
gate amount OF postal money orders paid IN the United
States during the year was T1SfST1j6.
A report is published in the Vienna Free
Press and tceg apncd from that city to The LOndon
Duly Ners to the effect that Russia and the United
states have concluded treaty by which the former
ccdes The port Of Okhosk, in Siberia and adjacent terri
tory on the seashoe in exchange for Oncads and tho
OF 100000 roubcs. This is news TO the Depart
mcut OF state, which never heard OF such treaty
crpting through the newspapers
There seems 70 be an incorrect impression as
10 the nature of the commission which Mr. Mullot has
received as superintendent Of several public buildings
The report that the appointment j. m3d" 10 secure the
completion OF the buildings according 10 Mr. Muetts
plans was not warranted. No sIch decision has been
rcnchcd Mr. Mullcts duties are TO visit the works
toned and to exercise general supervision over them
Oi an advisory character.
circular has recently been sent ont by direction OF
the PostmasterGcnera informing all parties interested
tabi,hment of the 800 additional money order Offices
for which the requisite preparation has been made. until
The beginning OF the next fiscal year The reason Is that
the clerical force 81 the Auditor for the PoOfcc De
partmcut brcomc insufficient because Of recent re-
duciiun TO perform The ud iitioual clerical work ir-
gucd to adjust promptly and correctly the money order
accounts of sncn offices Tie notices previously
sent po-tmascrS at these 800 various points ihai
turr offices had been designated as money order post
Office, uf the second class are accordingly Withdrawn
4 telegram received at the Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery OF the Navy Department to-day from Surgeon
John H. Clark stationed ai Port Royal : C., announces
thnt not "A case yellow fever Or any disease oi th'l
character has appeared upon any oi onr vessels ih t
lOraliiy
The astronomers NJ the Naval Observatory In this city
have kept steady watch from sunrise To sunset during
the lat days for Nllc1u IA" reported planet and H
transit the disk of the sun. hut n yet thol nave
been unable To discover the existence OF that planet
Col C. C. snincn. Assistant Private Secretary 20 the
President has returned 10 Washington and resumed his
duties at The Executive Mansion.
There are indications 0f another call for bonds IN
about q week II Will probably be'iur ten millions.
Secretary Morrill, left thu city this afternoon ior Phila
dclphi where BE- viii remain two or three days,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

and exaggerating facts, and second, by holding ont
hopes and expectations which politics, however ad-
mnistered can more fuhl than medicine can besow
eternal youth Looking at all the facts, my fal
is, that the nation is safer to abide in the Republican
snip Man restless and discOntened at best; when
times hard to change is the natural impulse but to
jump from the fryngpan into the fire, Is change as
foolish IL Is familiar. Commercial and financial de-
preston prevails throughout Europe and Great Britain,
well here. In this country the business outlook IL
improving. OF this there many Signs but there is
one better than all. The people OF all classes are
econOmzng and sayingthy have been saving for three
years. penny sayedi penny earned, and the nations
savings by economy since 1873 II footed up in figures
would amaze all The expenses of national govern
mcut have been vigorously rctrencbed ALSO and retrCnch
mcnt VIII and must 90 on.
Let MS have peace, liberty and order every where Let
an American citizen be SAFE every where in his own
land he is on foreign soil. Let us have honesty
and economy in all public afTrs. Let lift the public
credit higher and higher. Let have the treasury de
tended from every unjust demand. Let us mako every
dollar OF currency as good gold. To do all these
things Jet us vote to keep the government in the
hands Of those who cod by il aud saved it, and Keep
out uf the hands which sought TO destroy it. The pros
pect of bright every side. II not
/ should stll more regret being less able than usual
To advocate a cause I'm which believed more
ucSty than Trusting that NcwYOrk will stand ut
the head of tie column and that no county viii be lag
gard in the march thank you for your attention, aud
trust that prosperity and success will attend you ALL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
ROSCOE CONKLING SPEAKS.
ADDRESS AT UTICA.


LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETING-EXTRA TRAINS On
THE RAILROADs-A CALM REVIEW OF THE 20
IIuChL sITUATIoN-HIsTORY OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.
UTICA, Oct 3.-The Hon. Roscoe Conkllns de-
lvered his first speech OF the campaign at the opera
House in this city tonight. Special trains were
run on the different railroads coming INTO the
city. and a very large number of people were
unable to gain admission to the meeting
Senator COnlllings speech. was candid ana
impressive review of the history of the Democratic
party from the time of Andrew Jackson down TO
the present., with reference to its attitude toward
the leading questions which have divided parties
in that time In this review he showed how
the Democrats had been party OF con-
servatism and retrOgession. The concluding
portion of the address dealt with the
reform ISSUE and on this the record Of the opposi-
ton was taken as the index of what it would do If
again intrusted with power. Judge Bacon also
spoke at the meeting. The address OF Senator
Conkling is given almost entire in the following
columns.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
pISSENGERS ARRWED.

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Bertha Hussey, Miss Mary H. solisr ,i 9s' ,r n ~ XII n."y
Mis-. Hunt Mr Fictorson and "ite ms5 Hif NtcCai
% I''ri Zarrtn Mn. NJ Levy, i,chard B Scncr r. L. DO
gcner H. n. Hills. Horace L. Mann r. 1c.hl NO, T.
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May Abbott Master H. = A6nott I goh sister Helen Asn
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Mr. Ilcss Mr anl Mrs I-aac Miss Isaac Ncr lucy NJ
Mr. and Mr. isen; Lieut. van ,iH NJ and Mis- c. f.
Jcnnnes IT, A. johnson, W IT, Judah Lieut. koth'sr. NTs
% %kotIeT a., aF "a aHI s S,cr Iacy Maceuc MI Mad
dock. Miss Mahonry; j. H. ,f f.ahSh'Ei - H. Mor"y
leslie carter Mas J. W. Carter Miss "; carter MIS- III =
carter, Or ana Mrs O. CAIn Ms % ~ 81 d. D collier Mf ana
Mps r. C",don Mss iilanclo Conlon Master H. Tondon
Dir and Mrs Champion Miss 1fPnT, Treo 4 Doube.
day, r. H. NJ Dougal. Mr- Mary AnH poea,l' ~, ric -
saTri bo1STi MI n y, ~ t. a. tnoi ifs Annie W Morrill,. Miss
Amelia Morrill, Miss TA1n.r u liIl li5, VIVA, Mss
raTR. ,Ts STR and & Mr. + 5 rafsc m J. Pctt and maid
Gen. Merrith Read r. MisI 1t \, f''5 Mr. panbarit
MI aud Mr. Rcn,aw, int al I'"'' -' i..,iiar Ry5b.
W. Mehar son. ,6uirf' NI ,E, Ms O. schncder Felix
Schiisicr Co. - scuI. Edglr sheppard A. J. iieI'
- F'tl'ar,i,t 4 r. rorde Mr and Mrs Thos. Fouke. MI
and Mr Edwin Fox Mrs r. thhn Nj 3 a. ,i H - NJ Gilbert
Gilbert r. b. Goosel A. j.. Gordon, % 1 siSS ~ =,
jean Sir Gwyihcf Mrs Harper ana maid Miss MIS- gaRsT NJ
Harper jr Mr and Mrs W b. shatiuek, iss i a.
r. stevenson two children and maid, r. stey enson W. H.
stewart H. H. stewart and m.nserSsn NJ aPp TSr siiS Mp
and Ars j. r. Travis, ". q. Twomby, T. VAL, w watson
Thomas Welsh MT and Mrs O. Ma a; W g Williams
Dr. q, $. winston, James "instop' mA]Or "0'uA' "'"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
ITALIAN OPERA-SEMIRAMIDE.

1t is so many years since this work OF
ROssins has been given here that it ce last night al
most like novelty save for the occasional airs which
We have learned well IN the concertr0On'
There are several reasons why Rossiui's operas
are not Ofener heard-the taste for music
has changed, other and more popular styles
have come in and the class Of singers who could
execute the Rosslnan music has gone out For 1t re-
quires very complete training, might almost say
an especial training to sing this music which the sing
ers Of dag do seem willing to undergo Hence
VIC very rarely hear it at all, aud when we do
It is apt be badly done The performance
at the Academy last night no exception
TO this rule. No OF the singers wholly up TO MS
work. and most Of them very far from being even
respectable Mme. Pamieri in the tito role, strength
ened the impression which she created on Monday
evening, that she careful, panstaking
artist. With well-trained voice and excellent
style, and withal a fair actress, but that on
the other hand. her voice is very lar from
being what il must have been in her younger days and
that she Is not in the least genius, nor yet great
singer but simply excellent artist The elaborate ana
difficult TOulades often too much for her, but she
sang carefully and correctly, and on the whole
much the most satisfactory member OF the cast
Nile de Beocca who was the Arsoee OF the
representation, does not come back TO US as
much improved as might have been expected for she
still shows the faults Of vOcazation and crudty OF act
ing which marred her work last Spring. st some OF IT,
~ with some OF Nine. Palmiers was very good espe-
ealy the " Dun tenerO amOre" She has Charming
voice. and unusual personal attractions and there
u no reason why, with study, she should not
take high rank as operate artist Tor she
TO possess both intelligence ard taste OF the rest
Of the east very little need be said Mr. Gottschak was
not equal to the role Of ASSr, which ne unuertOOk III
any particular SignOr Bacell as OTOe was lalf Aho
chorus especially in the latter part Of the opera was
sven worse than on MONDAY Night
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

t,ese dnvs Of progressive political campaignSi-
IPhiladeiphia Times Qnd-l MI,
'Tbis ia a bread-and-butter campaign. Inc
.n0,g H. As soon rs the colOrcd people unaer-
wh ,hat their daily bread, far as II Is earned Dy
stanS for others depends on the election OF Hampton,
WOIAIr come over too fast for counting The game Is
they % Wv hands II the cards played rghI-Charles-
III linGs nVGGss Cj News and Courier (Dem)
Mr. Magone has deliberately falsfed one OF
Mr Banes speeches 6y statns IN cara tat tdS tI ste
said nS a. tho south trespasserS and should DO
soiud a. snch. Mr.. Blaine said nothing OF the K'nu
trea,eii fbat eX-GOy. Underwood Of Vermont made
ne ne uuc,on uu Gov Underwood adherts TO this slate,
t nd is entirely worthy OF beief-l9yracuse JouIn'i
We once read Of a man who fell out OF
- window and struck face downward upon
uie .e 'aven!snt without injury TO his cheek, Dut W. W.
STONY le The story till the statement IN me
9loojjS Sentinel the other day that the success oI
the newlIs per cent loan was brousht ABOUT ~ tba9
PiTPrS undoubtedly working in The SeH"'ef once
cleveland Herald Rcpl
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

During Wednesday for the South Atlantic
states fainr flIua,d bY rising hafumrtrI suulhgii,
winds yr.r- 60 westerly. aud r, clear or patty
tloIdy rT
I M, MbaIs fl,s lpd Noi~- Engi1rd gHiHg foiioietd
b, yt.iaJ bdyD1lr s -eltr smith tr.f rH3s r-crg q
c01sr We,t dnd iDrIIrS.i JrrEE cipfy mcthfr ana ~
Hs lOfthcrli portions Grtas or hJit ram.
Tho Oau River and the Mississippi, from kcokuk to
Memphis, viii continue -lowl, falling
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
GRAND CONCLUSION OF EXHIBITION STATE
DAYS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3.-Goy. Lippitt of Rhode
Island Is here lie will be received and gve TO
eepton On Thursday. Gov. Cheney and staff OF New
Hampshire with the AinOskeag Veterans, VIII arr
here on the 11th, coming by way OF New-f0rk. IL ls
prop sed the State day Obseryanoes at to
grounds with a reunion OF all the Governors OF the
States and Territories the 10th OF November or upon
later day, at which the outgoing ana incoming fIeSl
dents OF the United States will be present To-Day >
cash admissions 10 the Main Exhibition were 77,52S 10
TIE live stock yard, 3.1l9
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
The CentenninI Amnrds " FooIl.h Bombnst.o

There positively ground whatever for the ridiculous
contradictory claims nut forth by Of the sewing
machine cOmpanesthat their particular machines have
higher honors than others The awards all Of the
grade and exhibit is pronounced best OF its class
The judges reports yet published. will give the special
merits II each exhibit The Wilcox gibbs automatic
rlrIlinn las tnL on all fhn hnnnrs nhfainnlLc.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

Gimme something 10 cure . boil" ex-
claimed citizen rs he dashed into ~ The drug stores
y..frrdny All, you've got one of the thuHt' now
b,vc n n, smiled The clerk Yes, sir, aud it- Just IN
Ir right place" Just in the right place = repeater
The clerk why why where is that :" "On my litd
man" came the sweet reply, and the clerk saw the
pOlnt-IFultOn Times.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
5uerial Noiltcs.

Barkes Fail styles Hats ready poVu
lar prices. II Broadway, Park Bank Buhn
Pntents Trademarks, Slc,
secured Ia the United Origu countries by
AKrH UR Y. BlJESEN'S PATENT AGENCY,
25S Broadway. Ncw York
Best references. send for book of Instructions
Eleventh Assembly District.
Republican Mass Meeting at Republican Hall. 80 West
Thirty ythlri street, On MEDN EsDAf Oct 4, at p m
Hon. JAMES 4. BRIGGS,
Gen Henry TREMAGN and Others
Hon. Elliot {. CONtn vi preside. The lllev!lG Quar-.
To- VIII sing campaign songs h costume
The Thirteenth Assembly District Hayes and
WheeIer Campaign CIGb Will hobt meeting az LI"Ity
ING, Oct. :, at o'clock. The iou. Bull X. Phelps VIII
address the meeting. ANSoN q. MCtCOk, liesJ
JOHN +. WRIGHT. Secy.
Post-OGice Noiicc.-The FOREIGN MAILS for ibe week
ending SATURDAY. Oct. Z, 1876 Will close at ;hls once
via Queenstown; On WEDNESDAY, 40 IL NJ, fot EntoG
p-r steamship Algeria, queenstown; on IL itSDAf,
at 1880 a. for Europe, steamship itssihE VIA
Plymouth, Chcrbourg and Hamburg on SaII HDAh, at
4.3O M Europe, steamship Brltahnc VIA 1attns
town tcOrrespondeIco for ScOnd Germany, ana France
o be forwarded by this steamer must be specially aGdrse
snd al 4O m Scotland direct per stealnsip Bohya,
81, GiasroW, aud at i3O a. n, Tor France direct per
tamshin Ca.ada vic amt az 1880 H. for Europe,
shin Ode5. Southampton ana Bremen. The
an,sbina Wvoming Algeria and Britannia viii not take
$50 'nr Denmark sweden, and Norway The mails Tor tho
H3 Indie, via Bermuda and 81. Thomas, VIII leave New
w. nc, o6 The mails for China &c, will leave san Fran
ico Nov l. The mails fsf LLsuais, Sc, VIII leave sAn
Francisco oct IL % - s~~-~ -
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

Centennial Avard Medal, grayed By HENRY MITCHELL
OF Boston cl,cOtypes IL three 90 different sizes prepared
by authority. under the supervision 0f Mr. Mitchell will be
sale aud after WEpSF>DAY oct !, by JOHNSTON BROS.
sl2 Broadway. NeWNOrk
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
N1RRIEH.

JAY KANE-On Tuesday, Oct g. at st. James Church,
HYDE Park, y. " by the Rev Dr. Eaton assisted by tho
Dr Cady, rector of the parish Augustus Jay Of New
York 10 Emily A. daughter OF the late DE Lancey Kane.
SMTH-THOMAS-At the Church OF Divine Paternity,
New York, oct 3, by the Rev. T. H. Cap, d. D., AeNan.
der smith of Yonkers, y. " 10 Mary Levin, daughter u
VIM. q. Thomas OF Perth AmbOy.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

The strongest constitution is racked and often
ruined by stubborn attack OF fever aud le all danger
be- avoided. aud the cls promptly broken up, by
sorting Dr. d. Jayues Ague Mixture sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

You are old but have Gray Hair Why don't YOU
PAKEg's lAlg BAsAM You certainly prefer the
uTal aud Sg0r to badness that follows neglect
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
GATHERING OF THE VERMONT LEGIsLATURE
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct 3-MOst of the MEM

bers OF the Legislature which TO morrow have
arrived. Ex-Gov j. ". Stewart is the most prominent
Republican candidate for Speaker The Democrats have
Nominated ]. w. Bliss
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1STe.
HEA EADOUARTERS REPUBLiCAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NEW-IORk.
WEDNESDAY oct. 4.
y nTpEW.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
TIE PLEASANT VALLEY WINE COMPANY

AGAIN LEADS THE VAN.
Especial Di'patchl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. As at Paris III lS6D
and at Vienna in 1873 at Americas Centennial Expo
sition they are awarded first prize and medal Tor ther
Great Western and Carte Blanche Champagncs