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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25
THE SWORD OF srxrY-oNE.

DY EDWARD RENAup.
Ho !. gallant farmers, tried and true,
For whom carth's teeming breast
Brings iortb each year its bountics new
And crowns the green hills crest,
Pause for one moment from the plow
Before your work be done,
For 10 il CLEANS before you now
The sword of sixty-onc
Leave, leave the sickle In the corn
Which turns from green to gold
Gird - thy loins at early morn
Ere yet the day grows old
Go SET. the battle in array,
And fight the fight once more;
Shout, shout them fiercoly in the fray
The battle cries Of yorc
Not once or twice in bye-gonc years
You leit the team a-field;
Lett sounds Of home for alien cars;
Left haryest-home and yield.
Not once or twice you barred the brand
Mid roar and boom of gun,
To charge fierce foemen, sword is hand
The sword of sixty -one.
But nov that foemen stands at bay;
The yanquished claims the crown;
Strike home for on an older day
You struck the treason down.
lie bides the time to seize the seat,
Sore need to watch and wait:
Up up! the watchword stern repeat
The foe is at the gate.
The Southern cross sets pale behind
The sere palmetto tree,
Where Ashley's sulien waters wlnI
To seek the Sallen SEA;
But stilI our banner holds each star
Those stars you nobly won
And still our emblem shines afir-
The sword Of sixty-one.
No more the battles fearful din
Roars loud from shore to shore
Yet stiil we fight to lose or win
The rights our fathers wore.
The voice that bids the storm cloud lift
Shall surely right the wrong,
For the race 1t IS not to the sHi1,
Or the battle TO the strong.
On happy hearths OF hundred homes
Where household fires are lit,
A sturdy sire Who seldom roams-
The farmer, loves to sit;
Hnt high above on white-washei wall,
With bayonet bright and gun.
Hangs, proudest trophy OF them al,
The sword of sixty-one.
The hour has come, the hour has come
To guard the prize We hold;
Arouse arouse. though tongues be dumb
The wolf is in the fold,
Up, up. and hasten to the fight
The days are bright and long
Ho, farmers rally for the righi
Ten hundred thousand strong,
sec them bresk-a shattered crew
] hear the beating drums
SIN floats our flags bespangied blue;
The conquering hero comes,
And through the clouds that drift afar,
The war-elouds, dark and dun,
see 1t shining Ike star
The sword Of sixty-onc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

A Model Wife-Shs never wasted
a solitary thing Let q ca, die around
our house. and the frst thing you
knew Mary Jsne'd have NUT and .
new set Of furs. and I'd begin to fad
mince pies on the dinner table.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

We will say to the young man
who wants to know what is beet to
live on this weather. that pich uncle
ISM Q bad thing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25
A DMINIsTRAroR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Cyrus Boemah late % Brothersvailey
Up, SOlnersef ao~ Pa, deed:
Letters q Adminisirai,-n the above estate
having teen granted % tire undersigned by the
pruper authority notice {. hereby given 10 xii per-
cons indebted 10 said estate to make immediate
payment. and those having claims against the
same 10 present them duiy authenticated for set
tlemcntto the Undersigned, at the late residence
Of said deceased, On Saturday, October 8, 1875,
when and where he will attend for that purpose
JOHN q. HAY,
Aug. - Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

The hest of cigars Of different brands, manufac-
tuTed by himself Of the choicest of tobaccos.-
These ciasIs cannot be excelied by any in the mar
kct ore Of the best stocks Of chewing tobacco
ever h.ought ~ Somerset. Prices 10 suit the
times. ian2o
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25
suFEEREp 10 YEARS.
DON'T co POOLING AROUND.

used bottle q fIe0RENE aEd truthfsily say
that has cured me oi Di isftP>A and EiLI0I>Nkss OF
yesrs standing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
THE LOVE STORY or 4 MURDERER.
Told by Hi@seIf the Day Previous 20 HI.
Going 40 the Galloyss.

KANSAS CITY, No, Oct. 25.-Richard Isaacs
died on the galows in Harrisonyille to-day for
an atroelous murder. He mot his victim on the
highway in Bates County, in this State on the
26th day Of August last Henderson Clark was
drover and was driving herd OF cattle TO tue
met before. but for .companionship they rode
toeetheE:, The murderer's sole ohiect was rob
Condemned man yesterday and found him
quietly reading paper IN his cep.
Where did you meet Clark" asked.
met him In Bates County and we travelled
Did you have any trouble with himi"
Did you talk to him about buying the
Yes; and he agreed to drive them to Law
renee Kan. from which place they were to be
Did he have any arms sb2u, him." ..
ne heo revolver ia MS Peit; ana ~ aoout
back few feet behind his and drew my pistol"
i rode up to within four feet OF him and
Where did the ball hit hlmp"
Right in the back Of his head. and no slid on
pockets and secured tl2 and silver watch. but
did not touch his pistol"
You loft him whore he fell ?"
After driving the cattle about mile | went
back and looked az the body. II was cold. and |
covered 1t up with blanket and put the dead
mans hat over his face. | was n fool for leav-
ing IL on the prairie. and had no business to kill
Clark. and must suffer for II "
AlltI luf lliuFutI lNthfh NEhNf lllt WtlNlt 10
West Line. and shipped them To 81. Lous. whore
they were sold 10y Hunter and Evans. and ncttod
1925. He then won't direct TO his hrother-in-
laws in southwestern Kansas, and began -
work for Mr.. Chilson. n neighhoring farmer.
When speaking Of working Tor Mr.. Gibson the
prisoner suddenly turned his head aside. and
his whole frame shook with thrill Of emotion.
Tears fell last. and II was some minutes before
Isaacs could say word; A length no said;
| WAS going 10 marry Allie Gibson"
iouwere arrested near Mr.. Chison's ?"
Yea; dozen men rushed upon me with
drawn revolvers. and begged hard 10 see Allie
once more: but they pulled me away. and |
thought they were going 10 lynch me-"
You were willing 10 Gomez
Certainly. / ought to hang. and expected
nothing else, but didn't want n mob to hang
me-"
Isaacs said that his first trouble was IN Paol0
where a grain merchant accused him Of raising
a check and procuring money upon H. This
accusation which lsaacs PRONOUNCED false. was
the beginning Of his troubles. Allie Gibson, Ia
whom he was engaged, would have nothing
more 10 do with him. The girl afterward. how.
ever partially relented. and said II Isaacs could
raise Al 900 she would be married 10 him. To
win the girl. he says he committed the crime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
The once. On. vermon,er Aa. Held.

vER0ENNEs. Nov. 2.-Gen. Geo. W. Grondory
Of yergennei has held the office OF Justice OF the Peace
" CONSECUTIVE wears; Mayor Of Vergennea ~ years,
superinten mt Of schools ~ years County Superntend
ent years, city Attorney years, Representative In
General Assembly ~ years, Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives years ami also AT the extra session of
1857 state senator years Quartermasler General 7
years. Stato Attorney years Court auditor years,
Member Of the State Board u Education years. Pres
menual klector aud Chairman OF Electoral College IN
lSS Delegate at Large ~ National Republican Conven
uon IN 1877, Chninnun Of vermont State Republican
Committee during the last three Presidential campaigns.
ami Tor the past years has been National Bank kKAmn
e. tor Vermont Has been Attorney at Law ~ years and
President Of the Addison County BAr AsOo aOn the last
70 years Notwithstanding his long experience ~ public
me no Is sulrhale aud hearty, and apparently ia the
prime OF IA nhOOd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
TESTING THE CIDER.
Tie Kind OF Picture that Might have been
Drawn Mt an Agricultural Fair.

Prom M Dsir0f RE, Tres
Yesterday afternoon farmer, having
barrel Of cider on tap In his wagon. was doing
4 fine retail business near tho market at five
oents per glass when a man with a very thin
voice and very old clothes softly advanced and
=, :" Has the State Inspector q Pathological
IL guess not. replied the farmer. greatly
embarrassed in a moment.
Il thought not" continued the thin-volced
man; 3" well. sir you can draw me n full glass.
The farmer drew one. scanning tho man with
considerable anxiety, and when the - lnspec-
lor had received Il he held 1t up between his
BYE and the sun, and said:
The precipitation appears most too rapid,
whlo these fnAtng particles denote unusual
,learer."
He swallowed the contents Of the first at OK
lctly four Gulps. and TAX ing a second glass. no
critically examined It and said:
All The precipitation is clearing away.
This cider seems To have been made from ap-
twas. sir, and they were nice apples. too"
replied the farmer
" Let's see how third glass will look am
not quite satisfied on the point Of compress lon
He drained the second and received the third,
and as he slipped II he inquired;
:. You used hand cider press didn't your
All! / thought 70. Worked with leyor.
dldWt
Did the mill stand in a draught Of air while
"I-I-don't know. SIR"
well | think It did. BE a little more careful
after this. The Inspector OF Pathological Juices
grades this barrel A No. q but II you take a
little more pains you can increase the grade
every time in the future. All right, sir-Ro on
with your selling"
The man had been gone ten minutes before
any ons mustered courage 10 remark that he
was fraud.
know hos all right" persisted the farmer.
The minnit | soc HIM draw his cont tail
around 10 wipe out the corner OF hs mouth
knew no was big gun, and was just shiyer-
Ing IN my boots Tor fear he'd ask me why
didn't punch the seeds out Of tho apples before
grinding"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
My"er,ou. Trassdy on Lake Ontar,o.

WATERFOWL N. Y. Nov A yawl boat
named julia was washed ashore on Stony Point Lake
Ontario, near henderson, NJ " yesterday, with a dead
man In II lashed ~ The seAt There were marks Of VIC
ence on the head and body and the hands were tied to
geuer The about - years old nve fee eight
inches IN height weight 1871 pounds hght brown hair.
blue eyes no ~hlskers he wOre brown Knit Jacket
brown cotton shirt aud dark cOored pants lie
had ~ NJ IN Canadian money in his pOcketbouk No
pnlem NeTc found o. his body lilo was burned tod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
Member. of the Seventh In a Tuu OF War.

The closing games OF the season. under the
auspices OF the New YORK Athletic Climb. will I've given
This afternoon IN Mott Haven The special ant most In
rresunp evcnt ~ the daJ will he tug OF war Tor the
ehamllonslip oi the Seventh Regiment N q = n y.
ia winch teams oi SIX men are entered irOn each com
panJ, Danes are TO be begun at o'clock T. M Tram.
from brand Central depot at l2k. ~, aud AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05

WI wAY.-Open from 81 A 10 ~ + " Rector
st. nearest point Tor Wall It ferry, CortAndt st.
est point jersey City AMI COmnuupaw ferries Park
place. nearest point Tor Post once, City Hall and
Barclay IT. ferry to Hohoken; Chambers St. Arrest
point Tor Pavonia and Erie Railroad terry, Franklin
Grand It nearest points for Desbrosses Il terry nJersey
city and Peoples Line ste aners Albany Blocker
sth points for christopher It iObOkcn
l4th st-Neartst point 70 umon square and Lyceum
Theatres Academy Of Music Irving and Tammany Halls
I'D St-Nearcst point 60 Booths ST James. ami Park
Theatres. Grand opera House, Gtmores Garden Ma.
Temple and jersey tity ferries ssh st-Nearest
point 90 STANDARD broadway and Pun Avenue Theatres.
Aquarium. ana san Francisco Miu~trels an st-tOn.
uccts with New York Transfer COS cabs GRANT Ten.
trail Depot h-th st-Searest point Tor Central PARK
fOr uptown trans. take side station. For
downtown trains, take west side stations. fare 10
cents eNcep tween the hours Oi %. and "a A. and
andTf NJ when the iarcis 5cents tonnecs with the toll
lowing hor~ecAr lines AZ Rector 81. with south
ferry At GRAND It with Tor Dcshrusscs and East
Grand St rres AZ Blcecker i with cars for east an
west -h 81 with for Christopher aud East ION
It ferries At l4h u. with Tor West 2Jl and East
23d and 3ith IT. ierrc, 33 t. with cars Tor Wee.
hawkcn ferry, al 5Dth st with Belt Line Rail.
road WM n GARRISON President
NJ Vas BROcELiS superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
NEW LINE TO BOsTON.
IN via Allyn's Point

NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
IN via Allyn's Point
NORWICH LINE. PIER co. r.
Steamers CITY or NEW YORK and CITY or BOSTON
ata 80 4. " daily, SUNDAYS included
FARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week
Positively tickets good only DAY OF sale and
connec ting with boat at Allyn's Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets Tor sale at Pier ~.
Norwich line Tor Boston, Worcester, Portland AMI all
points north and east, via
NEw LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers cry or LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH. from
Per W, n r. daily, at 43D +. NJ. sunday exec pied
Tickets and STAT Rooms be obtained the office
ofthe company Az Broadway, corner Of Canal st.
Freight taken for all points AZ lowest rateS
For further Information, inquire at Pier ~. " r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
MN. MBRIDE'S DEATH.
A well-Known Retired shipping Merchant
aud Banker OF New York.

Mr.. George Mcbride. Jr. long and iayorably
known in mercantile circles in this city died on satur
DAY ut his residence IN somerville n J. Nj Mcbride
came from Dublin IN 1880 and succeeded Mr. James Nc.
Bride his uncle 10 the shipping business his house heing
the owners Of tile Dublin line " packets Combined with
his other business he did consds rabe banking aud was
the originator sal bills o. exchange upon Dublin In
this he aided by relntiv" who Dublin banker
In 1857 the firm Of Mcbride Go dis lived and in
1850 Mr. Mcbride retired from business and settled az his
country place IN SonerVnh.
In 1872 samuel Slnnn then very Young man was en-.
poyed by Mr. Mcbride and In ls45 thanks To his energy
and tact admitted a. partner After the dissOlu
~ the nrn. Mr. Sloan became railroad man. He s
the President Of the Delaware, LnCkAwAnnh and
Western Railroad.
Mr. Mcbride married sister Of MT Moran OF the Eric
Railway whom he survived lie leaves brother and q
sister and large fortune lie 10 years VI age, and
he died Ot hca ac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
Sttambuats mo RaIlruaos.
-ALRANY noArs. PEOrLE's LIN
GRAND Ann cIInYsTlr NTs.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
n. tirstclAss. 81 ENcursiun, Si.jl StAterOOms. ~
and 81 Deck. 5Oc. Leaves Pier ~ n. r.. foot Canal
st. daily (sundAys excepted At r NJ, connecting at
Albany with trains for west North, and East
n VRSANT NEw BALTIMORE aud COEiMANS.-
steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier ~, foot Of
Canal II NOrth River, every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at O'Clock 7. VI.
TROY HOATs-CITIZENs LINE-New Palace
Steamers leave daily, except Saturday At r. ",
from Pier A. ~ r. foot Leroy sure connections for
all points North aud West Free transfer from Brooklyn
Erie Anne boats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On ans after sept Is 1878.
Trains leave New York DesbrOsses and CoTtanit
SITS Ferries a. follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
Win Pullman Palace cars attached 0 A ". 8 and 81
4 " daily.
For wihan.port, Lock Haven. Cory. and Ere Ms -
4 NJ, come ding AT Cory Tor ntusNille. Petroleum
Centre and the Oh REGIONS WhuamspOrt ami Lock
Haven. VI
Balumorr Washington. and the South. Limited wash.
ingt0n Express OF Pullman farOr cars daily eXcrpt
sunday e.D A NJ. arrive Washington 40 Z. "
kegnlsr a ~ A NJ $50 andVr. N. sunday 80
Express Tor Philadelphia $50 1.sn $50 Q % 30 Lin
ttrdi ~ A. NJ. 1, T. S, q, 81, 7 81 81 and . 4
Sunday, An and A NJ, D. a. 8 80 80 4. 30 and y r.
N. Emigrant and second class "
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city anording u speedy and direct
transfer tor 81 OOki yn travel
For trains 70 Newark. Bhlnacth. RAILWAY Princeton,
Tcnton Perth AmhON Pennington. BeiNdrrr, aul
other points see iocal schedules AZ all Ticket Oices
Trains arrive FROM Pittsburgh. a so, 10 ~ 10
NJ. daily, ~ A NJ. 800 Z VI. daily. except Moulay
From Washington ant Balumore, Is ~. go \ NJ H.
6la. iOloP NJ SUNDAY, 80. $40 A VI From PmiA
dtlphis. "a. q ~. etu 1850 II 50 n no
40 80, so, = ~. 1910. ~ ~ 4. VI sunday, 800
$50 go 10 50, ~ 80 4 VI b. 10 ~ + NJ
Ticket Onicc., 32d and ga lrOaiWay. Aston House
aud foot ~ Dcsbros,es and Clruanit sta 4 Court st
and Brooklyn Annex Depot loot o Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
ia, no ami IFS Hudson St lIohokcn Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
General Manager. Geul Passenger AGENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
HusitaI snsirum,nl,.


GREAT OFFER 1--WE WILL. DURING THESE
rrscss makers at lower nrices for cash nss nents
han ever before offered. Pauos octave. SIS. "a
ctANe si3S organs. stops 50. stops 81. "a stops
~ cash. IN perfect order. not used
HORACE WATERS a SONS " East itth It
A PEW sECON D-HtND Weber pianos atyery
n great bargains some o t,m usod but very short
time best inuscians anl r. Ay almost a. good
July warranted IN respect Pleas call Al
the WEBER wArrrooms, 9Th Nv. and 18th 81
Al IL OCTAVE rosewood Bradbury piAnoforte
n aud stool 500 pianos 10 rent stalmcnts tagon,
beAuuiul lArur orsans. s15 1oLDsMifis \, ~ biccck
cr It. neSr hpwcry.
A ROSEWOOD rianoior,r. sweet aud po~ernh
"a tone So fuvntc resleu,c, ~ East Jth 81, near
Third
MASON & uAMI.IN CABINET ORGANS,
WI winners ut the ON ~ GOLD NEuAi. 90 American
musical m.trumcuts at PARIS EXPOSITION 1875. and
highest honrrs ht iNEhN NuHLD~ EXPOSITION fuK
TWELVE YEARS For cash nr eHss payments onc
may ie purchaset hv payment of g. - per QUARTZ Tor
wnpuar"rs Warrooms - Union 'lnarr. Ne" York
NIAGNIFICENT steinWay riau0i0rte $50. su.
4NI perb upright rare bargain lave psnourtc, So
GORDON = ~ Hcecker It
CD MONTHLY Will rent, a. buy new or.su pianos
- - So 80 fTi luv .tln Mason iiamlin OF.
San, a'i GORDON sos. - Rast IAN It.
CE MONTH Will buy new piano. - anew Bur.
DO deu organ BILLINGS 60. i East IAN -
CIOO -ELEGANT carved rosewood pianofor,e,
" iOO. o.ihNe nycrsiruns SteinwAy pannOrr,
bargains RIDDLES i3waver. " place near broadway
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w FOR QGERXs lIWN ANp LvBRPonL
RALrlt ...... ...... ..... THURSDAY Soy 3. b Y
AuRlArlt fllI-iHN. 500 ~
BklrANNlt saturday. NN -i. ~ q
From White Star Dock iicr -. N'rtu Ry't
Cabins all amti,iips - pnn. Sa'i 81 ami 50 " sNh
Return uckrt, ON favorable t'rus ST.. rage, -
These steamers carry neither cattle, side 10 ni pes
X u luIlI.s \ nm q lrIII ~ ~ US
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05
Two PHILADEI.PHIA.
Two PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsrABLlsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BFTN ZEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DkPOrS IN PlllLADELPIIIA
TWO ~ NEW YORK

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPuENE
AND lllk FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER July =, 1878
Express Trains leave New York via DesbrOsses and
CortAndt sts Ferries as follows
"a, ~, = -, ~ 80 Limited. II A ". 4 s. a.. 80
80, 10 AMI L. ". SUNDAYS. I 80 and . A. NJ. 5 g.
q 10, 81, -, and eP W.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. Anording speedy and direct
transfer Tor brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ T. 1876 80
aud u 4 ,Limited Express - r NJ - $40 Z
anu Z ~ VI and ~ Midnight ON SUNDAY, s ~. L. l.
+ < 80 ", 4. 7 Is T., NJ. ami ~ Midnight
Ticket Onices h96 aud "a Broadway. / Aston hou.e
ami loot OF Desbr0sses and COrthndt Court 81 and
Brooklyn AnneH Depot foot u FULTON Il, Brooklyn. ia
10 ana " linlsan 81 iohoken, Dcpot, Jersey CITY,
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager ueneral PASSENGER Afent
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NALUAHI.E steam power T. let-Running the en-.
uu length of the block with well lighted ventilated
clean ana dry floors and Apply the preuii=
Ne J.4 Delaney 81. near East River OF the singer
Manufacturing Company
"a Union square New York city
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DARN YOUR STOCKINGS.
Shipping.

EMIGRATION To AUSTRAIIA.
II The Pacific Mail steamship co., Steamer COLON
from New lork Nov - connecting at san Fran srn io
Australia Price Of passage, $50. all ncces.aues pro
Nldel. AnnlN al pa ..lse nnlnn. 4l1 hrnhlNAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-05

'NO HE SOLD ohrAp-A lne horse, suitable for 4
Il tuck VI Y YVn Inquire at ~ Park 81
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nj ,E.NOIA,. LrCTVnEs.

~ BY invitation % pIurlne nj citizens,
Gen I. r. DI CEsNOLA
viii deliver four lectures
"CYfRUs; ITS ANCIENT ARTS AND HISTORY"
AtCHickERING HALL Nov I, IL n. and q
Lectures will be illustrated BY specimens from Metro
pontan Museum Of Art Tckets for the course now At
Ponds. IS Union square scnbner's 40 Broadway,
AM rican Literary Bureau Cooper Institute Meuopoi
Museum Of Arr i2s West IAN st. aud Brentano ~
Union square Price e.
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- LEGAL BALLOT AND Is PEoTERI.Y EED0RsBD
CYxTG THIS OFT An, VOTE IT. 7 = 4

FOr Aldermen At Large,
NICHOLAS liAUUllTON,
JOHN q lIYATr,t
FREDERICK fINCK.
hICliAkL w. BURNS.
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NATIONAL LINE,-FRoN nav rltE a. a

~ --FOR LONDON Victoria Dcck. -
France Nov : T. VI Grrcco NoN ~ ~ v
--foE LIVERPOOL ANp VtEt\s1oWN
Egypt Sat. NlN. HaF. NJ. Iiiclyetia hoN. H. $50 A.
Cabin. So tu $50. currency, stcernsr. ~ urd lrn
e. upward issued AZ very low rates COMPANY cngeA
Nos 6y and ~ Broadway. D. " J. HURST Manager
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n ~
"A Tomorrow WEDNESDAY, evening Nov. d, ats,
IL Dos GIOVANNI
sisnor Frapol sisnor Dyl rgenie. sknor foli. Mile
ParUi Madame Sinico. and Mile Minnie HHuk.
Director q the Music and Conductor. SignOr ARDITI
FRIDAY EVENING Nov. T.
CARMEN
GRAND MATINEE saturday. Nov. o, u rRovAroRE.
Monday evening Nov II. debut Of Nine ETET.kA GERS
TER Box Once omen daily from MI 4, also at the DIS
frtft Tal
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Roaro unO Ruums.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with board. q weekly
go"i table ~ East 10Th st. bet Lexington and 81 avs
)DC 5rH ST, corner Bowcy -Gcutlcmcn can
~O% have good board nne rooms or gentleman and
wife.
o SWEEkLY.-A lew young men can have board
DO and room, gas aud fire, f75 9Th aV 2d door
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OFFICES TO LET-ln second story sun building.
" front AMI rear. well lighted ami steam heated Ap
is ai sun fahict IN nnce. Na.-Au iuu fianNiort NA
TO IET-fron the t.t day Of April. l-7a an old cs
tthishcd stand. Tor the last fifteen years dry
good and grocery -torr the village of Church VILE
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pant Tor possession immediately Apply @. & BOGAk
Dl : thnrchViue town Of Ega Monroe County state "
New York
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CABIN Sal So aud siup. gold Return tickets "a
favorable terms. srEERAGE. SsS, currency pult'ai
lowest rates saloons. stat Rnous. smoking AMI Nlh
Rooms amidslpS rhrsc steamers carry nett c1ue,
sheep pigs JOllN e. DALE, Agent ~ ana ii Broad
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