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The New York herald., 1877-11-04
oHIo's TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

CINCINNATI, Nov 3, 1877.
The Common Council met to-day at a call OF Mayor
Moore. President Wlnker, OF the Board OF Aldermen,
presiding, and adopted memorial IN memory OF tho
iato Senator Morton Euogies wero pronounced by
Hon. Benjamin Eggcstonc President OF tho Board OF
Councimen and others
A citizens meeting was also hold this afternoon ana
arrangements perfected Tor sending delegation from
this city by special train on Monday to attend tho
obsequics OF lndiana's war Governor. Tho federal
government VIII be represented from this city by
Judge I. u. Swing, K II. stephenson, q. Il Wahle
and Lewis Weizel, the State OF OHIO by Governor
Thomas l. Young; tho city by Mayor X II. Moore
Charles Winkicr, President Of the Board of Aldermen
BENJAMIN Eg2estone. President Of the Board OF Coun
ciimcn. The Chamber OF Commerce and tue Board of
Trade will also DO represented by delegations The
latter two bodies also adoLteu resolutions ot respect
to the memory OF tho deceased.
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SYMPATHY FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE ny, NOV. 8. 1871
Hon. James Speed presided over meeting to-day
called for the purpose OF taking appropriate action
the death OF the late Senator Morton. After remarks
by several gentlemen who wcro prescn. tho Chair
designated a committee 10 draft suitable resolutions
Judge Bland Ballard was made chairman or this com-
mistcc, and tho other mcnlbcrs General John NJ
Harlan, Colonel A. q. Hodges, Silas y. Miller. II.
Bristow and lhomas Speed. Tho report OF the coin
mittco pays q beautiful tribute 10 the memory OF tuo
dead, and cluscs as follows -"Mourning mis- loss,
filled with grief that his great heart longer hrob
In sympathy Tor all that good and desirable and that
great counsellor anu administrator has passed away
we resolve that tender to hts afflicted family this
expression ol our respect for tho mory OF cx Gov.
ernor Morton and offer 10 them our deopost sympathy
In this hour OF their great gricfn
committee was also appointed 10 attond the fun
oral IN a body.
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CALIFORNIA DEMAGOGUES.
THREATENING HARASGUEs IN so-cALLED LABOR
MEETINGS.

THREATENING HARASGUEs IN so-cALLED LABOR
MEETINGS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3, 1871.
For several weeks past OF called working.
mems meetings have been held In open various
points in the city at which speakers have indulgod In
The mos, violent and inccndary harangues threaten
Ing tho peace Of the community and tho lives and
property OF number OF prominont citizens by name
No aitompt has been made TO arrest the spcakcrs,
owing 70 tho disincnation OF tho authorities
10 make martyrs OF Them. The press nlso has been
silent untii within few days, when tho principal
Journals sounded an alarm at tho petus winch The
disordcrly movement is gaining, and arc calling
loudly Tor prompt action on the part OF tho author
ties The Chinese already have taken alarm, and six
companies have addressed Communications TO the
Mayor calling his attention TO the threats which
dcmagogucs have made against them ana asking
protection. Many cooln ncadcd citizens con-
sidcr tho situation liable become critical.
unless such action Is takon will eGcctuaiiy stamp
Out riotous conduct. II Is not considered that tho
workipgmen OF tho city us body are In sympathy
with the movement, but that II Is supported mainly
by the classes and those who have bcco
desperate BY pressure OF the prevailing hard t:mca
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS

INTERNATIONAL TRADE MARKs-AMERIcAN CO.
OPERATION AsKED-Cor1oN sPINNERs'
wAoEs-RNoLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Nov. 4. 1877.
Tho Trade Mark Treaty between the United States
and Great Britain. which signed by United States
Minister Pierrepont and the Earl OF Derby Secretary
OF state the Foreign Department days since,
havo tho same rights the subjects or citizens OF the
other, or as aro may hereafter DO granted 10
the subjects citizens Of tho favored nation in
everything relating TO trado marks and trade labels.
upon fulfilling tho formaes required by tho law OF
tho respective countries
AMERICAN COOPERATION ASKED.
Tho London Committee on Trade Marks, believ,ng 2
that their action Will be greatly strengthened II the
government and mercantile community OF the Unncd
states cooperate, irvitc American merchants and
manufacturers to transmit particulars OF piracies OF
trade marks and difficulties in connection with
registration in Europe to Edmund johnson, honorary
Secretary Of tho Trade Marks Committee, No Castle
street, Holborn. London, with . view to thcir being
referred 10 in the representations tn course OF pre-
paration, TO be submitted to the British Foreign
Ofnce for communication to the governments con.
cerned.
REDUCTION OF corroy sPiSSKRs WAGES
The cotton mill owners OF Ashton, Staylybridgo
and Mossley have resolved to give a wcck's notice OF
nve per cent reduction OF tho operatives wages.
EyGLAxD's TROUBLE IN socTu AFRICA
Authentic intelligence was received at Cape Town
before departure OF the last mail that tho English
forces had attacked and burned the Kraal OF Krcl,
chief OF the insurgent Galekas, without loss on tho
British side.
MORE or SOUTH AFRICA ANNEXED.
Advccs from Capo Town, South sAirica, dated octo-
Der TO- announce that the Governor has issued his
proclamation deposing Krcn, chief OF tho Galckas
aud anne King MS territory. Krcli sues Tor peace
rug ITALIAN CHAMBER.
A despatch from Rome says-rho Chambers have
been cows cd 10 mcot on November -
THg roPK's HEALTH,
Tho Pope's health continues DO toeraby aats.ac.
tory.
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.

ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL OTHERS IN
JUNED.
Bos1oS, Mass, Nov. 3. 1877.
AT twenty minutes past eight O'Clock this morning
the graining mill OF the American Powder Company,
at Concord, Mass, exploded, demolishing tho wooden
building built snco tho former explosion last July,
killing the only occupant, Charles II. Perry, aged
thirty years. oi Bromneld, Nc His body blown
seventy i've tect and nothing remained It but
portion o his rubUer boots. Charles g. Brooks, who
WAS IN another building 100 yards distant, had hrs
hand shattered by broken window gluss. Several
others saved their lives by Jumping into racowuy
The loss will not exceed $2,U0O
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GUILTY OF MURDER.
CONCLUSION OF HENRY NoRToLK's TRIAL.
fpv rfRCr.pu To THE uRtAInl

CONCLUSION OF HENRY SoRToLKs TRIAL.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEkALD.l
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 3, 1871
The jury in tho OF Henry Norfolk, indicted for
killing his wiic, brought In at ten O'Clock to-day
verdict OF murder the 1rst degree tor which tho
only punishment Is banging Norfolk who hereto
fore was all FUN Of spirits, broke right down and criod
as he was taken back jail. Ho has threatened to
KIN himself II he was convicted, and says he will
sricyo himself TO death In Two weeks. he did not
want 10 be cnaincd, which was dono to-day Tor the
first time.
Three homcideg convicted OF mansaughter, tho
lowest grade OF criminal killing known IN THIS State
were sentenced to-day just before the verdict Nor
folks case was rendered Mr. Edgar went to tho
Penitentiary Tor one year. Edward Lloyd for nine
months and Andrew Hammond was awarded SIX
months In jaiL
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Closing in the Lines
About Plevna.
CHEvKET HELPLESS TO AID
Continual Fighting on the
Orchanie Road.
TWELVE MILES FROM ERZEROUM
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, Nov. A, 1877
Russian official despatch dated Bogot,
November 2, says :-"General Kanzeff an
nounces the capture of Dae Tetewen, north
east of Orchanie. where there were seven
large and thirty small fortified positions.
The Turks left upward Of 100 dead on the
field. Our loss was Insignificant We
seized large. quantity Of provisions tools
for intrenchments, cartridges and herd Of
cattle.
THE GRAND DUKES INSPECTION.
"The Grand Duke Nicholas yesterday in
spected the positions we have occupied at
Gorny Dubnik, from which the Turks, on
the approach of the Russians on the 3lst
ult., withdrew during the night to Plevna.
Thus this important point has passed into
our hands without fighting.
DRAWING THE AWFUL CIRCLE.
"The same day we advanced from Du-
brik two versts nearer to Plevna. We are
also intrenching in new positions toward
Orchanie. Our infantry occupied Luko-
vita and the cavalry made further ad-
vance,
cHEvKET UNABLE TO AID.
'Chevket Pacha is retiring without fight
ing toward Orchanie"
A TURKISH VERSION.
A despatch from Sofia dated Thursday,
says :-"Fighting continues on the Orchanie
and Plevna road. Chevket Pacha occupies
nposition commanding the junction of the
Orchanie and Plevna and the Orchanie and
Lovatz roads. The Russian advance has
been repulsed with heavy loss. Reinforce
ments are arriving rapidly. An attempt to
retake Telsche will be made Immediately"
GREAT PROGRESS IN ARMENIA.
A Russian official despatch, dated visin-
koi, Armenia, November 2, says:-"After an
almost unresisted occupation of Koprikoi
on tho 2sth ult., when Ghazi Moukhtar and
Ismail Pachas rear guard hastily retreated
to Hassan Kaleh, our cavalry continuing the
pursuit, and two hours after midnight at
tackled the enemy's bivouack.
CUTTING THEM DOWN.
'.After o short skirmish we entered the
bivouac, cut down hundred men and
compelled the others to take flight The
pursuit was continued six versts, when it
was discontinued, because Of the extreme
fatigue Of the men and horses. At five
o'clock in the morning our cavalry occu-
pied Hassan Kaleh. Meantime other cav
airy arrived near Kurudjuk, eighteen yersts
from Erzeroum.
ON THE BATTLE GROUND.
"Generals Heymanns and Tergukassoff7s
columns are concentrated near Deri Boy
oun, where the enemy are encamped."
ENGLANDs ATTITUDE
The Daily Telegraph yesterday printed a
semi-official contradiction Of the Times Ber-
lin despatch which stated that England
is sounding the Powers as to the practical
bility Of future mediation on the basis Of
the programme of the late Constantinople
Conference.
STILL WANDERING.
NG;Jhct Dooha ;c az Ron,a
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HOG CHOLERA IN THE WEST.

CiSciNxATI, Ohio. Nov. 3. 1871.
The Enquirer publishes reports from large number
OF places In ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Ken
lucky which Indicate that there has been very gon-
erai prevalence OF hog cholera In those States Tho
disease In sonc localities has caused farmers heavy
loss. buI most reports stale is now rapidly dying ou
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SMELTERS' STRIKE.

OMAHA, Nov. 8, 1877.
majority OF tho men-abou, hundred in mum.
bcr-who arc employed IN tho Omaha Smelling Works
struck to-day. They complain OF heightened hours OF
work. with no increase OF pay Everything Is quiet
tonight An orderly mass meeting vas held and
resolutions wcro adopted
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AN AGITATOR ARRESTED.
SAY FgAxc,sco. Cal. Nov. 8. IS,

SAN FRANcisco, Cal, Nov. 3 I5'I
Dennis Kearney. the most prominent OF the agita-
tors VINO have lately bccn making nccndiary speeches
10 assemblaeos Of workingmcn IN this city, was
arrested Tonight wbilc addressing crowd on
knarney street, noar the City Hail There was no
disturbance, although kcarney had previously dcGed
arrest II was locked up on two charges ot misic.
nicanor. 50. coo bond In each case
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THE WOMAN surFnAGisTs' OFFERING.

Sr. Loris, Nov. s. 1877.
Miss Phoebe Couzins will leave indianapolis to-
morrow attend funeral or tho late Senator Nor
ton. She Will take with her beautiful doral offering
Us tribute OF gratitude and respect from Mrs yrancs
Minor aud herself tor his hrin advocacy OF woman
suffrage.
IL Is quite likely tpat number Of st. Louis citizens
will attend tho fun cral Of tho late Senator.
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COLOMBIA.

THE VOTE OF THE STATE OF PANAMA yoR
PRESIDENT.
PANAMA, Oct rs, 1877.
The vote Of the state OF Panama has boen declared
by the Electoral Junta to bc In favor Of General Julian
Trujillo for next President OF the United States OF
Colombia Congress Will meet Bogoa on tho nrst
Monday OF January. 1873. Everything is reported as
perfectly Tranquil in the interior Of tho Republic
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KANSAS TESTIMONIAL or REGARD.

TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. g 1877
Pursuant to public call to meet and express
the views OF those present on tho death or the
lato Senator Morton tho Court House this even
ing was filed After n number OF short addresses,
mostly by personal acquantanccs OF the late
Senator series OF resolutions expressive OF tho high
regard passed and cngr0sscd and a cory al
rected DO forwarded TO Mrs Morton and TO the
Mayor OF Indianapolis.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William II. Barnum. OF Connecticut, is at
tho Wiadsor. Ex-Attorney General George H. VIII
iams, OF oregon, and william 4. Chandler. OF Now
Hampshire, are at the Fiith Avenua Rev. Dr. r. W.
Dale, OF Birmingham. England; w. W. Story, tho
sculptor. and Captain Cook, Of tho steamship Russia
arc At the Brevoort Professor Francis A. Walker. Of
Yalc College, Is al the Union Square. Theodore N
Vail, superintendent OF the Railway Mall Service. and
Professor ". Larned, or West Point are at the 81.
James John N. Francis. OF Troy, Is AZ thc Gilscy.
y. W. vosburgh, Of Albany. and Rev. stephen II.
Tying. Jr, at shc Rossmorc. Professor y. L. RiL
ter, OF vassar College, is at tho Westminster.
HONEY TO HEAL, HoREHoUND 10 sTIMU.
late Tar strengthen aud tne three combined IN HALss
HosxY HoRgoUsD And TAX VIII render the !unss
risss TooTmAcs Dnoss cure IN minute
A-BENyErr BUILDING.
LOCATED oS SAssAg, Ans ASp rCLroN STA
70 IET OF VERY HTAsoXIBLE TERMS.
LAWYERS BASxsssss 4Sb sSbh lSsHuhaAsos sHuh OFFICES
aPfLY oS pRENsEs
A.-EsPENCHEID HAS MADE A DECIDED HIT
them he public fayer and seem 70 DO popular than
A.-rHE USE OF MERCURY Is OFTEN AT.
tended With d'sa..roa, result. wny use then whom
siIecl aud perfectly harmless, 'sa' =
these rills se drcey on tho liver and arc
IN all disorders arising from arrangement OF tnat I'm.
pirtaut organ,
Sick headache. stomach and all other billion.
ditorders will freely succumG 10 io~ doses Of scHkscks
MANDRAKH PtLLs.
For ssie by all druggists
CORNER ~ CLoIHlSG
A. aAfMoNp co.'s; corner" sassau and Fulton
sta the place 70 get veil suited Tor eonsiderA
FOOD CURE --rHE BLANCHARD BLOOD AND
Ntnyk fooD Is rcIlabl invieoralor Headquarle
n Union depot tUJ Broadway uudnut, Herald
Building sold by all druggists
GREAT REDUCTION IN pKicE5 OF SUPERB
PnOrosnAFns lmpcuals. sB per dozen eaftes 81 per
G0z n. y. ID. FkEDKILks a CO., III Bsosaxay. evruer
9th 81. skyIishi on nrst loor
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and 'BrxcARpSEI' VIRGINIA RYE wuisxEYs are the
Oldest brands aud the best In the United states sold In
quantities 10 suit by H. B KIRK CO. 80 fulton ard
7ts BrOudyay
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average temperature ycstcruay 43>s
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year........... SIX
1870 1871.
Weekly average. 81 IL 81
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SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

QrxBxc. Nov. q, 1877.
Judge Ross OF this city. has entered an action IN
the superior Court to recover from the Quebec and
GosiOrd Railroad Company s65.0S5. money advanced.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twentyiour hours In com.
parson with the corresponding date OF las, year. a.
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy.
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SENATOR M0RTOy'S 0BSEQUlES.
HIS BODY TO LIE IN STATE TODAY AND MON
DAy-PUSRR,L ARRANGEMENTS.


DAY-PUNRR,L ARRANGEMENTS.
ixDsASAroL,s. Ind.. Nov. 3, 1877.
The remains OF Senator Morton vii! be escorted to
The Cours House on sunday morning by the Light
Infantry and Drum corps The casket will be placed
in the centre OF tho great hail. tas cataalque
on which the remains OF President III ncoln rested
while lying IN state this city Visitors viii bo re-
Qured TO pass through The
doors VIII 30 closed ~ eight O'Clock IN
she evening, and tho body taken 10 the
family residence tor the night. A,a,n Mon.
aay morning tho remains will be placed IN the
Court House from nine III eleven O'Clock. when
they will be reconveyed to the family residence and
thence 10 the church The church Will DO opened at
hapast twelve O'Clock ?. N. on Monday, giving pref
eronce 10 ladies and VISITORS from abroad and reserv
ing onc-iourtn OF the main floor mont Tor the
family and invited guests, who VIII convene Al the
residence az hap twelve O'Clock previous to going
70 the cnurch When the house Ia ilied guards Will
give notice and prevent overcrowdng. The main
procession, under command OF General Wallace, viii
De !ormed during the services IN the church and move
promptly ON Their CONCLUSION. The Grand Lodge OF
!, u y r. wili take charge OF the remains iron tho
church and conduct tho ceremonies az the grave.
The late Senator was a Past Grand Master Of tha,
body
VINO WILL BIZ PRESENT
The following persons have gwen notice OF their
tentlon TO be present at the funeral on Monday Tho
torney General, the First Assisan. Postmaster Con.
era, committee Of the United States Senate. CON-
misteo Of the United States House OF Representatives,
The Governors OF OHIO and Illinois, the State officers
0: Illinois, Mayor Moore and ex-Mayors DAVIS and
johnson, oi Cincinnati; committees Of the Board OF
Trade and OF the Chamber OF Coinmarce OF Cincin-
natl, tho Board OF Aldermen and Common Council Of
Cincinnati representatives, OF the Judiciary and tod
cra officers at Cincinnati, Hon. William Henry smith,
General Anson otager, Colonel Pierce and william
Penn Hixon, OF Chicago; Hon. Bland Ballard,
Hon. J. II. Harlan, General James A. EkinI and Hon.
James Speed, OF Louisville; Colonel K. g. ngersoll, OF
Peoria. Ill Colonel James y. Eads. OF 81. LOUIS. A
large number OF prominent men Of this AMI other
states have also teegraphcd thor mention OF attend
ing The indicatons are tnat tho excursion trains to
morrow VIII bring very large number OF persons TO
view tho remains, and thai on Monday morning sew
eral military companies OF the state Will arrive.
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that the Senate will not cease to support the
Marshal's policy, for the reason that every
thing, he thinks, leads to the belief that
the first thing the Chamber will commence
to agitate for-being sure of o majority in the
joint Congress Of both houses which is to
revise the constitution-will be the abolition
of the Senate. OF course this revision Of
the constitution has been set down for 1880,
but the idea is that the republicans will en-
deavor to force it on Immediately
TRANSITION CABINET.
1t is pretty certain that the report that NJ.
Pouyer-Quertier, moderate conservative,
has been charged by the Marshal with the
task of forming Ministry OF the Right
is true. This Ministry would only come
into office insthe event of the present Cabi-
net being eventually forced to retire.
pAacoNcILIAroRY STEP. ,oa
Writing on the above statement the Soliel
(an Orleanist organ) states that NJ. Pouyer-
Quertier has been invited by the President
to form Cabinet Of the Right, in which NJ.
Pouyer-Quertier is to be President Of the
Council and Minister Of Finance. The
Soliel says:-'sThis is conciliatory step for
the Marshal"
PATH BgsET WITH THoENs.
In well informed circles ii is not consid-
cred probable that M. Pouyer-Quertier can
succeed. The latest news is that he meets
unexpected difficulties and makes no prog
ress in forming new Cabinet. nf'' -
NO TEMpoRIzINo SOLUTION ACCEPTABLE
The R<publique Fraacaise says:-,'.'It is i'm
possible for President MacMahon to accept a
Ministry acceptable to the recently elected
representatives Of the people, because such
q Ministry must act in the teeth Of the
Presidents policy of the past four years.
A great issue has been raised. temporiz-
ing solution will not do"
NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE.
At meeting Of the Senators of the Left
III. Calmou sharply criticised the acts of
the government, and admit ed that no COM
promise was possible.
SEEKING A COMPROMISE.
The following semi-official note has been
sent to the provincial papers:-"It appears
to have been decided at the last Cabinet
Council that the present Cabinet will re-
main in Office till November 5. After the
elections to the Councils General the gov
ernment will find itself in the presence OF
two extreme policies-one Of resistance to
the Chamber Of Deputies with the support
Of the Senate, the other Of complete conces-
sion, bringing into office Ministry COM
posed exclusively Of the Left. The present
disposition Of the Marshal does not admit
Of the latter policy However, the Presi-
dent is willing to SEQ if it be not possible
to arrive ut some kind Of transaction by
which the Left Of the Chamber Of Deputies
and the Right Centre of the Senate may be
represented in the Cabinet, thereby estab-
fishing harmony between the two houses" :"
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. -DRAWi ING No
vcmber To- lcse,sSi s67 ,o25 prizes Capitals SIS oO
5000 and S3,Un WILLIAMSON x COMPANY,
Gencral Eastern Asent,. room y. 509 Bronoway.
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Smoke W. DUKES GENUINE PRO BONO PUB.
LEO DURHAM SMOKING 1oDAcco, the oldest
ablo Durham brand made LUKE Manufacturer, bus.
ham. \. u MOORE, JENKINS & Co. Wholesale Agents.
NruN Var
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RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARsH'S RADICAL
Truss only. Oncc yesey St. Asor House oppasrs
st. Paus Church.
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HAZARDS ULrRAMARlNE Rice. SOLD IN
balls. nsures perfect tint 90 clothes fhis blue is the
most favorable lenchig known your
linon yellow. With its your clothes hung u2 IN lsnt
And air will bleach perfectly white.
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FOOTBALL

'. BOOsS BRO. testablished 1853,
received she highest award and diploma PAscY Fuas,
SkAL sAcovks: koEks&c No 4i9 Broadway aud ~ Ner.
New York. - "
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cALIroaNIA nEpuBL1cANs PASS RESOLUTIONS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. g. 1877.
The Republican State Central Committee met to-day
and appointed committee draft resolutions Of re-
spcct TO the memory OF Senator Morton.
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MEMBERS or THE CABINET ON THE WAY.
WASHINGTON, Now 8, 1877.
Secretary Thompson is somewhat better OF his SO.
cold that has affected sincc return from
Richmond He leaves Washington tonight, with
other membcrs OF the Cabinet, 10 attend the funeral
OF the late senator Morton.
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done NJ tho

METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
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A CORNER IL CLOTHING.
AtA. RAYMOND co.'s. "eorneru Sa..au and ruitou
the place 10 veil suited Tor moderate
tiou
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TO THE PUBLIC

The real roliever Of OF coughs sAortne
OF breath liver and spleen Affections certainly dseov.
cred In rheumatism and all local palms. whether oil the
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HONEY TO HEAL, HOREHoUSD 10 STIMU.
late Tar to aud the three combined In ALgs
IIosxy ov oREioUsD TAR will the iuuss con
sumption proof
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BEWARE OF couNrEEFLlrs AND INVITATIONS
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FOOD CURE The BLANCHARD BLOOD AND
Nknyk fooD s reliable ator Headqu
27 Union sannrc depot i6J broadway; Hudnut Herald
Building sold by all drugydsta
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND aEocERs
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A-ESPENCHEID HAS MADE DECIDED HIr
Win his tall style is7T. His HArs are carr,n, with
them The public favor and scom TO DO popular
any Introduced this season Try them Sas-
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HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING

II. w. JOHNS NANCFACTURlNG COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane, the sole manufacturers genulae
eestos Paints Roofing steam Pipe and Boiler Govsrn
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF SUPERB
PuOrosmAFnS Impcuals. sB pcr dozen eaftes, 81 par
aoz n. =. y. fHEDaILks Co, 71y broadway. sorlrr
9Th 81. skyiSht on hrst loor
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Harvard Colu mbta
st. Georges Cricket Grounds iIob0ken,
sD Monday November J.
Opbcr iefr
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ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsrERs.
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AsroR House SHOE sToRE.-cALL AND SEE
Ne ana prices % wNrkg and Dghss smoEs: tsGlfsn
"AhASe shoks 81 STERN. Bareiayst
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ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS AND Lung AFFECTIONS
promptly relieved by KALAs oy uoSEY .xn rolr H<Hrs
SETIs'S Pharmacy. bible House