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The New York herald., 1876-12-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman El'as W. Leavenworth, OF Syracuse;
Ex-Governor ). d. Page OF Vermont. aud William
Smyth. Snperintendent OF the New York insurance
department. are at the ST. Ncholns Hotel wlIiam f.
Chandler, OF New Hampshire, and Colonel William
Goddard. or Rhode Island. at the Finh Avenue
Hotel. Professor NJ. b. Anderson. President Of Roch-
ester University; Major 5. Nicholson United states
Marine Corps signor 4. Brgnoli. anu John La 80,
the artist, at the Everett House. ConercssDsn
Benjamin A. Willis. Of NV York, and Brooks Adams,
OF Boston, are at tho Windsor Hotel United Staics
District Judge William j. Wallace OF Syracuse Is at
the Hoffman House. Congressman Charles Q. B.
Walker, OF Corning. y. y Secretary OF State Henry
c. Kelsey and Attorney General Jacob vanattA OF
New Jersey. aud Senator Augustus Schoonmakcr, Jr,
oil Kingston, n. y, arc at the Metropolitan Hotel
Professor X. Lounsbury, of Yale College, is at tho
Sturtcvant House Congressman John o. Whitehousc,
OF Poughkcepsic, and General John G.. Hazard. OF
Rhode Island. at the Albomarlc Hotcl Paymaster
George L. Davis United States Navy Is at tho Grand
Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
YE oLDE roLKKs' CONCERTO.

An 'Od Folkcs' Centennial Conccrtc took place last
evening at tho Lexington Avenue Opera House. Fifty
eighth street, Third avenue for the benefit of 81
Thomas chapel rhc.house crowded Tho exercises
consisted OF Tunes and likewise wordIyc songs Of
oldcn daics." Miss AramiDta Sparks Miss susanna
Prscy Graves and Dclivcranco Higgans were dressed
In the good old stye Of hundred years ago, Grand
mother Toots attended 10 "ryming yc Candles" and
Father Ezekiel pssscd around sye cider for 10 men
and women singers who rot drye"
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KILLED FOR REVENGE.
BRIAN COLLINS SHOT IN CROWDED STREET
BY PATRICK QUINNAN-ARREsT OF THE

BY PATRICK oUINNAN-AnnEsT OF THE
MURDERER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. %, 1879
sbanty Hl, poor and thickly populated suburb Of
this CITY, was the Of the widest excitement to-
night owing to tho murder of Brian Collins at the
hands OF q young man named Patrick Quinnan,
who nrcd six shots at him from his revolver In
tho middle OF a crowded street. Only one Of
the bullets took effect, but It lodged in vital portion
of the abdomen, and II struck him he tCol-
lius, threw up his arms and fell In the snow,
cxcaiming, "Good God, am shot" Medical at-
tendance was called. and 1t found
that hc fatally injured. rosso OF police went IN
search murderer, and. nt eleven O'Clock, after
securing tho place found him in drinking saloon
among lot OF men and women carousing
A HERALD reporter visited Quinnan IN hts cell, BAT
could ascertain nothing from HIM. lie is dogged and
SILENT Outside parties say 1t is the result OF secret
crudrc and that Qulnnan bound to follow Collins
TO his grave for revenge.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
THE OPERA HOUSE SHOOTING.

William Dudley, OF 81 TiIlary street. Brooklyn,
charged with shooting and severely woundinG Samuel
Ely OF AS West Seventeenth street. In the gallery Of
The Grand Opera House Thursday night WAS brought
before Justice Bixby al tho Washington PLACE Pol
Court yesterday and discharged. Mr. Ely refused 10
make any charge against him, stating that the shooting
was accidental
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

New ORLEANS, Dec %, 1876
special TO the Democrat from Homer says dis
astrous iIrc broke out thcrc this morning which Is
thought TO be tho work or incendiary. Twenty
husiness houses wcrc burned and two dwellings
Three OF the lending firms were burned out-nnme!y,
Mc(,rcary, Gill and OTIS 4 Barron. Tho loss Is
s1 40 600 and the insurance $54, 800.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
REAIREsT OF A MEDICAL MAN.
rnx rrrrcnApH TO TIE HERALD. !

TpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEEsLU.I
BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. %, 1875.
pr. T. Clay Maddox who was arrested here a week
80 charrct with criminal malpractice, was to-day re-
,rrc.,cd on a prcscutment madc by tho Grand Jury
a. g. = similar charge made against him W Mrs. NJ A.
Iawiess Who claims 10 have been his victim. lie iur-
nishcd ball In 5000.
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TO BE HANGED.
HERALD.

[EY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CONCORD, n. H., Doc. 90 1915
Edward W. Major, OF Wilton, who was convicted
about year since OF poisoning his wife, to be hanged
IN the prison yard In this city Friday, January s.
This decision was arrived at by tho Governor and
(Ouucfl to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
ITALIAN OPERA.

Mr.. Max strnkosch generously gave tho services Of
his italian opera company last night at the Academy
Music tor the benefit Of tho sufferers from the Brook
lyn Theatre nre.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty:our hours, in CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. rs
indicated By the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
II m Rutl
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

f.. A. NEWELL.
and desirable style In Dressing Robes and Jackcs sik
Handkerchiefs aud Mufers the "Caremont Scarf"
Dent IS lined Calf Gloves. for holiday presents at
extremely low prices
727 Broadway. corner Waverey place.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
ADVANCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT
McttE BROTHERS. Hattcrs. have opened
their store No o. broadway, Wall st. whore. In
connection cid established No 299s road-
way prepared offer their numerous patrons
new and suitable styles OF goods for the holidays
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

THE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS HAS BEEN
accorded that standard ulsniecant GLESSs SULPHUR
soar.
'lItrLs HAIR Axn WHISPER Dyr." Black Brown, Soc
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
THE GALAXY
II the
BEST AMERICAN MAGAZINE
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBS

II good and attractive reading matter for The
than other periodical book published In the
country
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

Price. Sc per numbers - per including postage
SHELDON 4 CO.. New york
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

LADIES CHEST PROTECTOR. GRACEFULLY
frmci shape Of the bust; preventive OF lung
complaints sold ~ A. =. stewart Co. Lord Taylor
Arnold Constable G. johnson, Macy, Ridley, drug
Ainr .kc
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

AvcrHR0 TemperHtuTo ytbBTuHy
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

A.-PARKER'S GINGER TONIC FORTIFIES THE
system against extremes Of he a. and cold
A.-GENTLEMEN WILL FIND THE MOST STYLISH
aud elegant dress HATS At ESPENsCHElDs 1ls Nassau
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
A.-FURS!

81 so DERBY 7oc. SOFT HATS 60C., WORTH
81 10 dime HATS speciaty) 333 Canal st.. corner
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
FrRSI

FcRSl
GnNuSE FrIs a less than Of the skins Seal Sscqucs
Mus Boas Caps Gloves; Mink. sable, Ermne French
seal &C. Sc Carriage and Sleigh Robes. Foot Mufs 6c.
BURKE Manufacturer pa Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23
DUPERr hALL-MRs. HENRY WOODS NEW
IL BOOK.

RUPERT HALL: LOVE STORY. BY suthor .
Edna and East Lynne is published this day from ID
vance sheets ana ior sale by all booksellers and
IsiiMirI By Mrs. r.. ID. T. n Southworth. 81 n
SELF.RAIsED BY Mrs. ~ ID. 4. n. Soushw worth. a,
BEAuTfFuL SNOW tuli Of fillustrstions... ...... q
THE OuTCAST BY author "Bcautfu1 snow". O
HANS BREfTMANN'S BALLADS. Completes .s.... 4 q
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AND GOOD NOVELS JUST real

coRINNE; OR, ITALY. By Mmc DE ssscL
THE JEALOUS WIFE. nv Miss Julia Pardoe.
EDNA. BY Mrs Henry Wood. - q.
POPPING fIIn QUESTION BY author Of The Jnl~
SYLVESTER SOUND. ny author OF valentine vou.~
THE CONFESSIONS or A PRErrY WOMAN.
THE RIVAL BEAUTIES, ny Miss Pardoe.3 t
LEAH: Or THE FukSAkEN Paper creovcs. 50 tentA
Above books for sale by AL bcoksccrs copies -
all of them will be place
post paid, on rsmtsing price 70 tho publishers.
EB, PETERSON 4 BROTHER8,
COS Chestnut o.. PhilsdolpAia. Pa
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

REYNIER'S FRENCH DOGSKIN GLOVES FOR
gentlemen the they perfect In ht and
solid good Each genuine pair must bexr tho
stamp .Reyner" For sale in ali gcntemens furnishing
dana rfma
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

PoMEROY's TRUssEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
- "''' PoMERUY TRUSS COMPANY, 74s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

FINE FRENCH CHAMPAGNE (SAMAUR) AT 9l5
per
Mumn,'s Dry verzenay. $50 per case.
4. Y. Wnc Co.'S Great Western or Carte Blanche Si5 90
r. V, Wine Co.'s tatawba, 81 gallon;
good sound Sherres 81 80 TO SIT gallon; s. O. r.
Brandy. 81 80 per bottle. 81 per gallon; all the reliable
ton nt and 7Uv BruAdMny
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
The very best for -: net sghteN obligation TO
keep OF KEEPS shirts unless perfectly salts
fncfnry Arch St. Phil adelphA.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Those numbers are nearly exact, and show a ha'Wa-
zat.n in these two courts Of about $500 OUTSIDE thS
uuusual.number of naturazatOns there has peeh an
extraordinary demand upon the clerks of all the courts
including the Supreme Court for duplicates 0f natural
izaton papers In view of the alleged frauds "i the
BARNARD naturalizations, Mr. Plum in the County
Clerks office has taken considerable trouble 10 hu ou'
whether the claims him for duplicates arc nOhest anu
has refused a large number. II j. stated that judge
Robinson has rejected 300 appHcat lOl IIu
mistake and that the reflections by judges GURUS "u
Sneir who have done the most of the work ~ tiie
Sperior Court bear about the same percentage 70 ihe
applications in that court As Tor Othcr HuS W ue
Rohnson's words "the judges are almost po"ctIess
against deliberate and intelligent perjury Ine nuune
Of naturallzatiOns in the United states courts i ,J
same period OF time is about 1000 making thc 'otul
number of voters he added To the registry from ths
source between 10000 and IL 900. ,,..
Two additional arrests for frauduenl natuiahL'i9i
were made Yesterday which illustrate the methods DE
scribed i'm Mondays TRIBrNE. Detective Crowley, VINO
has been watching the practices III
weeks had his attention drawn 10 one Geosc W. 1o,
who had been extremely oicOus III assisting allCduls
for naturalization. Jones came to the superior 'pl.
with Samsel a barber nj No 20 futoll-st'' 10
was an applicant for his second papers, ana sWorc 10
having known him for five years. On beng queslloheu
by Detective Crowley Samsell Acknowledged that ne
met Jones for first time about six weeks ago. anu
that lie had hired him to become MS Wluicss ioII
so cents. Both Of the men were taken before Chtcu
States Commissioners Davenport and held 10 await tnc
action of the United states Grand Jury, Jones IN S1OO
hail and Salnse in $1,000. Jones Il suspected ny tne
detectives of being professional witness ana ~ bdld 10
have appcared in three four naturalization cases
lie is one of the many men registered at the Howe
house. at No. 5G Chathamst. ON the hOtel reg
lister his nacis written George 4. Scott but lie admit
ted that his real name was Jones.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
SOUTHERN W1R CLAIMS.

ssf.tsB
HNNlEAp o. l'i''''' ~ -.
~ Mur,t II,I- pal has TCuliCd To some cTlu-
'ii' ''"'' - . ,,c,.r,,.r.. southern
cism- by The hOT'f on "l' ai'''" ' -,
war claims Ina puu.cut letter. whereof the lo"o" ub arc
~ .......
r'i''"' P''"'' H. ,,.- rn,c,.s latter
There aic ball dozen lh'' onlg 'l ~. -, tbc
thai -rr,u tn require hnt'|lH luc i','", ',, -.
Constitution aNd hi7 ut7N'l' W t,rr, I lsy,l pcr
No claim f,r any loss oi asl.f. y f, F5Tr
s"us ar,nr irm '' az , q" md a. r,'rrntl,,l or paid Tho
t'htN Nu' , t r,f,p,,.f .r1iI deem II ms duty to
,I, bii rr,yIiur flr the assumption or pt'ment OF
'ius,,s damages, claims OF for the r'iuhllug
Of auy -u,h tax ,
C,, Iu has neglected 10 notice tiat tue '."'',l
o. tho war claims in %" south j. ht-r1 upon we l'.
that We ARE all loyal nov :; ana ne nd7 "nS 70
thI, favorc Southern doctrine oi tAc gay ~ '.l'
carat,u hS Mr Clbcl ~ virginia 100 7 I'ini iuH .'
COMMITTEE War Claims. thIt ihr l"lhN tIiAi -
from official pardon is r'tr"'c'' tolu,uii 'I,.5 ~
not Ntl"ir dls "l 'N' ' ,,,,-' fiio
Iqu,ttl lu TIE Cooper Mon address tlo ~ i,' I
3Oh of june. $50 from luc iip',' ,'''i., p,t
Claims that Accompanies tnt nii lo TOT W w., - - i,
rci and br"uAs Mt aprl s1li vi '' @ ',., az,
ant lad a special pardon ana "''' )" 'iH Wy -,
of the several pioclaindti"h@ anu EhrlI P, P''u,t t
amur-tir. the proof ~ sucu pardon was 'lHN ' u. ~
affirmative proof under the statute OF captures INV,
abandoned property that tho party never gave ld AN"
COMFORT To the rebclou.' Their fore any claim pre-
fcrr, A by paldourd rebel would bc 4 "yaSt ''H
under the law, and GOV. Iicns promise :" Neto VIC
claims ui dihlnl'i persons ' 4'"t 49, 49, ,. ,t,,r
cases there lev rebels no" "t any ''t M
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
THE RESULT YESTERDAY.
A HEAVY REGISTRAHoN, But ABOUT Zooo LL>
THAN THE THIRD DAY LAST YEAR

THAN THE THIRD DAY LASi iEn"'
The registration of voters IN the seVe-
raj districts of the city yesterday was heaVy'
the increase in the downtown wards being par
tlcularlv marked. In the lid Assembly District
the registered vote for the first three Gays
his wear exceeds that Of the corresponding days
for 1879 by 239 the IId District the gain Is AZ ana
I'm the Iyth District 76 The other districts show for
most part proporonate gains, and with another heavy
registration to-day the total Of the enrolled vote OF the
city at the close the lists tonight will reach according
to Chief Supervisor Davenports estimates 2OOOoo' ana
may exceed that figure. The returns sho" tne
largest increase In the districts where 'ne
census returns indicate the least increase o'
a positive decrease in population, ana tne
registration I'm the worst wards is OF character WhSn
establishes the fact that II is largely III &
I'D and Hid Assembly Districts the lOdglnsio%S % Jad
"buckpt shops again contributed seVerdl nuh'rtu ny
voters 10 the lists, the two previous ut ;.
snreryisors were well Of the character OF tne
greater number OF these voters ana Whhe dIlo"inSS
Them TO register carefully noted their movements au
Iii caTse their names 10 be stricken from the rolls on
H. yercaton 4 the registry. Ii is believed by persons
wbo watched Yesterdays registration that In many OF
the election districts 20 per cent OF the vote VIII oe re-
tected nv strict vercatiOn The total Illegal vote thuS
FAR registered including removals repeating ana
dulen registration it is estimated Will reach
THE UlegIlites already found on the hrst TWO daSs
ycrifcatiOn number about 5000 . -
The following table shows the result OF the regslra
tion Yesterday with comparison or that OF 1906
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
sam44c Noon. 455. 3p.m- 46o Midnight 3S'.
Highest during the day, 40 Lowest 50.
Average 42l2' same day, lS75 4o't-
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arepne HOteI-COngressman Milton Sayler oi
OHIO Senator Franklin w Tobey Of Port Henry ~ II Dans
PIKE nf New ianpshife York HOe-InspectorGen
er1l Randolph b. Marcy. T. 5. Army.S Nicholas Hotetn
cen John T. Avcul OF Minnesota, eNC0ngTessman T. IL.
Morgan OF Aurora and n. g. White, President OF the
Roston and Maine Railroad Company Windsor Hotet-
Thomas . Is ay Of the White star steamship Line 81
Jg,ae, Ho,sl-PTof IT. Dwight of NewllaNen -.Hofndn
,sS pavmaster Arthur Burts L. = Navy ECereh House
Prof J. Henry Thayer Audover Theological SEMINARY
J-ou Sogre HOfeI-Gen Charles H. T. Coils, City Solicitor
OF philadelphia Hotet-Prof Locke Richardson oil
Syracuse University.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
MEASURES OF THE POLICE BOARD.

The Police Commissioners were in session
last evening and will hold a continuous meeting until
the completion OF the registration to-day that they may
thus he enabled TO act promptly upon all complaints
made against registry clerks aud m vacancies that
NAV occur in Of the election districts. Mr. Has
hrOuck Chez OF the Bureau OF Elections In attend
ance and the rolls Of the bureau were submitted To tho
commissioners for such changes and revision might
be found he necessary. Charles Saunders Inspector OF
the XXVIIth Election District Of the Vth Aesemly Dis
trict was dismissed for intOXcation.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
UNUSUAL NUMBER OF NATURALlZAIlONS'
NEARLY II, 900 NEW CTTIZENs-ARREsr OF
FRAUDULENT WITNESS.

The naturalizations which can be efiectual
for voting the coming election eosed last ghI Do"n
To noon Yesterday 1t still in doubt whether or not
the Supreme Court would natraze applicants but the
failure of printer TO supply the necessary blanks set
tied the question in the negative The work OF natural
zaon was therefore confined to the Court OF Common
Pleas the Superior Court, and the United States courts
In he state courts the numbers natrazed were as io
l.Ws' g.. 90.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
EXCESSIVE REGISTRATION.
PREPARING FOR THE ELECTION.

RESULT OF THE THIRD DAY OF REGISTRATION IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE DAf-Lffohis
FOR FAIR ELECTION IN BROoELYN.
The third day of registration m this city occurred
Yesterday. and the names of 42,973 voters were
nIaced ON the Ists making the number registered
in three days 159,976. The day was not marked
by many scenes of disorder, except in some of the
lower districts In Brooklyn, the active lnvestlga-
ton of officials and citizens has resulted in the dis
coyery of many more cases OF fraud
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YCRK CITY.

York from its size superior situation and 4, adyan
tagos 10 The way oi irrlue3S% % W Sr
amo, ryhug produced in America ManuiacaIsI' ;.
here frequently save money BY dealing Win
tie right house.
The following houses the prominent in Their 70
speeye lines snd DO the bushes, 0: this com
,ry-in short. are HEADQUARTERS:
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
Wet Broadway Reade. ami HudsOns''
SoN'9 anu 'i-''' MI" COLGATE & Co :, ,o,n,t
MT s and E '2NS G Is,4 9f,ss' o SPeiT So broadway
FLAX THREADS f,r HAND and MACHINE SEWING.
DA"Do0 " "''0' NO 10 l3i church-st.
BUTTONS BRASS. and PHOTO. MATERIALS.
THE scoVLt MANcFAGTt KiNG Di tTHfAM9, t} Rl61Hs,,
ROPE 'o"OA5fii @iihGiAa an Wallis soNs -, walls,
METALS TN ft Fi}dtSs DODGE e.. ca p and 81 cnn,
srARcH-DURYEA,s SATIN GLOSS STARCH ,zr,,
IVORY, TORTOISE SHELL and PEARL GOODS,
r. '"oi + NO, % III iG,fi East Fourtccnth.st.
AMEEISAE RS46yfk fk2fKSs SFAss AND COPPER COMPANY,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS &c.-RErAu.
No 727 Broadway. corner wayerey place.
HOUsEFURNISHENG GOODS, ,
HARDWARE, CHINA. GLASS, and SILVER
Illus Catalogues ircc +. D. BAssFoRD. Cooper Institute
GAS FIXTURES and BRONZES .- ann .. .,,,
ARCHER X PANCOASf MANlFAtI IL RlNG NoMfANf L
Nos s. 10 ~ Wooster 81 Greene ST., above BroomesI
CUT NAILS and SPIKES. ,-,,,.,.,,
OXFORD IRON COMPANh ,,--....
Nos 81, 3d. and 50 Wsshingtonst
VEXiEGWAEYi61naP BmfEITNG IS TS AND PACEING COMPANY
j.. II. CnEENEH, Treasurer nos % ann 90 i'' 81
COMMISSION MERCHANTS-BUrIERa ana CHEESE
GIO. ;. HART & HOWELL, ~
Nos 49, j5 aud 80 Pearl st. and % ana "a Bridgest
CARPETS and OILCLOTHS. ,,-,
~ Agents Il the English Lnoeum
J. j. ". CROSSLEN $40 and 322 broadway.
SALT and FISH also STORAGE
~ j.. T. & q. e. ROBINSON,
No. IL COentiessp and No. a. Frontst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

District 1t was said that the registration was light bnt IN
the Xth scmby District where there are many Ger
man teuelu mt hOnses IL reported as heavy How
ever II was thought that very little OF would prove 10
be illegal
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

The total vote for the first three DAYS O tdCH ytl
since $50 including that year. is as follows; ls l26
$40; 1875 97 254; 1874, 119,O3S; 1879, ll5'oe4
1876 159,976
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND.-The Board OF SupervlsOrs OF
Richmond County have arranged the Game law In rea-
non 10 shooting rabbits that IL il lawful to shoot them
between Nov Is and Jan. Is, instead Of Nov TO jan
take effect immediately The penalty for shooting out
Sergeant Cornell OF the Richmond County Police assert
that Robert Mckee OF Stapeton arrested Tor stealing,
made an attempt to commit suicide while confined in a
cell at the statiOn-hOuse.
Ew-BRIGHToS.-The Trustees OF New Brighton VIII
advertise shortly proposals for macadamlzng the
main road within the Village limits The expense, about
81 ,0O0 is to be met by general tax
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

JAMAICA.-Edward Lyons the thief, and ms
wife, convicted OF larceny at the Circuit Court OF suok
County, have been sent to Sing sing, the FORMER or
term seven years and ten months the latter for three
years md three months
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

~ booksellers solicited order at what they may
want Of the above books OF the publishers
Above books for sale by all booksellers, OF copies OF
all will be sent pOstp 70 one 70 any place.
on remtting price TO the publishers
T. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
BOG Chestnut ST, PHILADELPHIA Penn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

~
OF the Organs OF Generation Involuntary Losses
radically cured by WINCHESTER'S SPECIFIC PILL
This famous Remedy purely vegetable contains nothing n
has for 80 with perfect
TWO TO SIX boxes usually sufficient TO effect thorough
81 box boxes So by mail securely sealed with
fll directions. Prepared only by WINCHESTER d Co.,
Chemists, Sc John St, New.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Poyp's EXTRACT, FOR PAINS, SORES, &C.-Il
.o,s cures cfctrd compelled scientific medical invest
nntton and forced its acknowledgement.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

I,UypgoRG's CALFoRNIA WATER Tor the toilet
III, deiebtfu ,nbstituo for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

UrRAIpIC REsEARCH.-RecOvery OF ARM
,os, or ob,cured 50. Box 81, Cherry Valley, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Query: What will cure my Cougar III
wISI.K's BAGsAM or WILD CHERRY
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

A CARD.
To citizens and srangers-KNoxs FALL HAT ready al Zls
proadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
LONG ISLAND

Fraser who died from injuries received during RepnD
lcan parade on Oct 49, returned verdict yesterday
morning death from accidental fall from his morse
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

FORTUNATE is THE BABY
bose mother kee,s MAGSEsIA In the house, shce
nathinp so admirably regulates the digestion OF a child
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
EDINA by Author of "EAST LYNNE.T

EDNA Or MISSING SINCE MIDNIGHT. BY MRS
HENRY WOOD, Author of " East Lynne" Paper cover,
rs cents or IN morocco, CLOTH gilt price 81. -
Edna is an entire novel, written by Mrs Henry
Wood author Lynne" and Is issuel in America sim
ultanGOusy with its publication in Europe. Edlna VIII
command large share Of attention from the whole DoNe
reading community for Mrs. Wood has marvellous nc'
uty I'm charming her readers with the skill with which she
put characters in Edna" on the stage OF multi
pyg the plots sustaining the dialogues, OF n;ensyg
all the incidents and In the deneatl0n OF the domestic
In the work 1T full OF dramatic incidents ana Is a
good a novel, IL superior to East Lynne Enha VIII
laid aside until the end reached for the interest never
bright and entertaining and II Is IN these respects
Mrs Wood has obtained such great popularity as mover
herl become immensely popular
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
Announcemenr>I

| AnnouncementII
| Use BRuMMELL's celebrated COUGH lI, DKops'
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

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