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New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
OHIO POLITICS.

bright REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK FOR MKT YEAR.
IFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 21.-A calm review of the
results of the recent election shows a few things for
the Republicans to regret. and many indications OF
brightness for the future The Republican leaders
are grleved over the defeat of Mr. Horton who ran
against General Ewing, and of Mr. Van Worries. lhe
yellow fever panic in Gallia County was the cause
of Horizons defeat. A Republican majority OF 1,oOo
was promised for hun in that county. and only
failed to be given because the voters who had run
away from the pestcnce did not return in time TO
vote A dIsaffection in Noble County defeated Van
Vorhes. 1t is a fact that Ewing found himself IN
such danger of defeat that he was compelled to
pledge himself against Woods Tariff bill.
When they look forward to next year the Repnb-
Icans are fairly iublant. Their most cautious
political prophets say that if Thurman will continue
to support the " Ohio Idea IN accordance with his
speeches in the last campaign. the Republicans VIII
carry the State by 10000 majority and secure b0th
branches of the Legislature. They base this predIo
tOn upon the statement, which Is made here by the
Republican managers and generally believed
namely. that the Republican victory this year was
due to the votes of hard-money Democrats whom
Thurman drove ont Of the party. So alarmed are
some of the Democrats by this fact that they are
talking already of holding an early convention next
wear and repudiating the platform OF the last one
But n change of front is equally dangerous now
The Republicans will probably nominate Charles
Foster fOrCOvernor, by accamatiOn and VIII make
a campaign which will be memorable III the history
of Ohio politics.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
DIED..

suddenly wednesday morning October 10 ~
his residence. 23S Carroll park, Brooklyn Eh"lA d. FP
ton. in the 72d year Ot his age. ,.-,- ,.....h
Funeral services Will be held IN Second Unitarian Chureh
corner OF Clinton and COng Brooklyn. saturday
October 20. at 9: 30 O'Clock. Please omit towers
23d tie Rev Isaac Riley the 4ith Of his ago
sYKEs-At Fanwood. J.. Thursiay DC ober a. hlcn-
ard Bishop infant Of the Rev Charles ana LnAe
MCreldy sykes, aged Is months
sCHMIDT-On Ulrica widow of the late
Detlof II. Schmidt aged - years ~ 80 -
Funeral residence 33 West 30ths saturday
2Bth inst, at v.
WASHBURNH:-E Entered into rest Franklin SussoX co
J. Wetnesday october 1919 Mary Estce dau Eh-
late Dr. Samuel Fowler and widow OF Charles
Washburuc.
Relatives and friends attend the funeral from
her late residence Franklin, Coz n j. on Tuesday
October 80, at 2 M.
Intement at North Church Cemetery.
WILLIAMS-At PlainGeld. n. j., Thursday evening Oc
tober a. Eliza widow Of Thomas Williams, Jr in her aIst
Funeral Congregational Church Planheid on
Monday, 2Sth inst. an II o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
MUSICAL NOTES.

Wilhcimi will give two concerts in Boston,
on the evenings Of October - ana 30
BIahm's second symphony, which was re-
cenIy produced in London creased good deal OF DIS
cssou hat il seems, the whole, to have been very
generally admired.
The Harvard Musical Association, having
received subscriptions season tickets To an extent
which iustfes the enterprise viii give series OF eight
symphony concerts this Winter III the Boston Music
Nan
Goetz's opera, "The Tanning of the Shrcw'
was announced 10 be performed for the first time IN
Eng ana ON The 18th inst Drury Lane Theatre by
company the whole OF whose names are cuiic} new 10
most people. Herr Karl Meydcr viii be the conductor
VI. Lcmmcns gave q recital lately on the
large organ crcc.cd 10y NJ ClyalGC' III at the Trocadcro.
in connection with the musical department OF the Paris
Fxpcsition He was assisted by his wife, Nine Lem
uaus-Sncrru gtoD, Of whom The current nunher OF the
cr1,e et Ga-etc Musicale speaks III the highest terms
The Inauguration OF the ConscrvatOTlum OF
Music founded 10y Uoch in Frankfort took place ON
the 2Jth ult. Herr Raj is the principal to By Bee
thaycn was executed by Herr j. Bubin,tein (panol,
Herr Hermann (yion) and Herr Cossman Wiolcncclo
HCTICn IaCu and GrSpTuCh payCG the SONATA Tor TWO
PIauOfor.cS by Mozart Herr jules HtCCHhauscn san!
LIerr by Schubert. The speeches were delivered by
The BUl EOjna,ts Ter ana Dr. HOch
The Edinburgh Choral Union has issued lts
prospectus Of series OF choral and orchestral rts
during the coming season. Tho former Will De conducted
by Mr. Adam Hamon the works to be given being the
Messiah" "Eliah." and "I,rael in Egypt" For the
latter Herr Tauseh of Dusseldorf been engaged
conductor position which was hold last year hv Dr.
won BiOW; Il large number Uf important OTcheSirHl
works (-ymphOnips, oyeTtures, ctc.l, are ANNOUNCED
The orchestra will consist OF about hityfFe performers
mostly Well-xnOwn London professors; while the LGin
buI gh Choral mon VIII FORM the Cholt.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

BAKRR-In this city, Thursiay evening October - So
Of Lave Baker and daughter oi inc ate zen
e Jacob Morris OF Otaego County m The est year ol hei
Relatives and friends Ia attend the funeral services
81 Johns Church, Elizabeth " J., on AohdAS Oc'oler
%, az IL O'Clock -, M .--,- -.- T. --.
Carriages will be waiting arrival OF 1880 tran from cot
Liberty IL requested that NO lowers Oe reht'
BENEDICT-At brooklyn Gath msi Frank HogcFr son OF
James 7. ami A. >. Benedict aged 30 years.
Funeral residence, l5o Carroll st al D. H. 70
day.
HoPE-on wednesday October 30 Isabea yeteh, wife Of
Anthony :. Hope 80, a.
Relavrs ann respectfully invited 60 attend the m
neral az 10 O'Clock NJ saturday 26th inst, from her
late residence 81 Bonds1 IL Kindly requested that NO
flowers be sent
KEAHNY-At Sing Sing October 24 Eyeilna Warren, widow
Philip KeaTuy end daughter OF the late John o. War
rrn. Of y New.York, tu the 75th year OF hsr age.
Funfra services ST. PAuIs Church. sing sing a. IL o'clock
Saturday, October 2b
New York.
Inierment az sangerties n. r. at O'Clock same day.
MANNING-On Friday Ootoher 20, 1919 the Rev. John II.
Manning. ID. D., IN his 5lth year.
Relatives iends Of the family ann the trustees OF Rut
gers College respectfully invte % atteDd hIs funeral
O the First Reformed Church. Iorale monst Brooklyn
on Monday. October %. a. p Please omit flowers.
oLMsTRAD-At Omaha Heb., October 81, n. 8. omstead
81. d., formerly sf Brooklyn, aged % years
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
pOLITICs IN sOrTm JERSEY.

111T CANVASS IN THE ISr AND lid CONGRESSIONAL
plsIEICrs-AN ENCOURAGING PROSPECT.
IF the next Presidential election IS decided
by the House OF Representatives, 1t is probable that tho
vote Of VIII turn the scale The party when
elects four Of the seven members to be chosen IN New
Jersey this Fal VIII thereby secure one OF the few
doubtful states. The result therefore, III single Con
gressonal District in that State determine who IL
10 name the successor OF Mr. Hayes, aud this alone
makes the pending struggle Of National moment Besides
this eight VI the tweuYone counties elect senators FOR
term OF three years, and then viii vote for successor
of Senator Randolph Al the coming election, TOO, under
the new Constitution, all the counties for the first time
elect new sheriGs for three Yeas. and in
many OF tho counties tne sherirs Office Is
one OF very considerable emGlument. OF course
there is Assembly 10 be chosen,
besides other local officers and inasmuch as there arc
generally three tickets in the Held, and in some places
still more tho canvass throughout the state Is warming
up into unusual feIyOr. II Is plain that the Green
back movement in the state, far 1t IS inspired
by any serious principle, Is quite insignificant
But refuge for the discontented Of all parties the
new organization element not 10 despsed ana II
has disarau6ed the schemes Of the managers, and has
thrown such haze OF uncertainty over the SITUATION
that the professional sOothsayers venturing very
tid guesses as TO results II has been assumed that
the Greenhach vote would cut most deeply into the
party n any section. On this theory the Demo
c-ats would suffer most in Northern Jersey, and
tho Hepublicans In their strongholds IN the South.
But tho charter election IN Republican Newark
uroyed a conspicuous exception to this aw.n alaw it
ever was And there are Republicans OF sangnine
temperament who predict that not Democratic Assem-
hvman will be returned from the Ist Congressional Dis
trict.
This district comprises the Counties of Camden dlou
cester Salem Cumberland and Cape May. and tho oppo-
sition to e1-Secretary Robson, the Republican eand
date ID 10 thoroughly demOraizsd ana dslntesrated
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOEE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G, l q. m.-Ihc depreS-
sion is everywhere above the mean 1t is highest and
rising in the Northwest lowest in the lower Lake
region Occasional rains have fallen IN the Lake region
The Temperature has in the Southwest states and
lc lower Lake region remained nearly stationary in
tie Middle states and NcyEu gland fallen west OF the
Mississippi and the Upner Lake region northwes,cry
winds prevail ia the Northwest and upper Lake region
cascry IN The Middle States and NewEngiaDd south
c]y from the East Gulf states 10 the lower Lake region
IdicdttORS
For Ncw-England, partly cloudy weather, possibly
occasional rain, cold northery Seerns 10 warmer south
crly winds. stationary falling barometer.
For tuc Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly clOndY
weather cold mort heastery veering sOuthcry
winds stationary falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
THE CAMPAIGN IL TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.-The Democratic Execu-
tive Committee OF this Congros sIonal District the kim
will announce that owing the prevalence Of yellow
fever in that district. il is deemed Impossible
10 hold convention % nominate candl-
date for Congress The committee Will call on the voters
10 select their candidate. The Hon. casey Olng
(DemD the present member of Congress from TINS dls
trct IN announce himself as an independent candidate
Tor reflection. The Republican Convention VIII meet
October %, and the Greenback men VIII meot oetO-
G. B simOnton has been nominated by the Democrats
Of the IXth Congressional District. Mr. simontOn ID q
member Of the present Tenpeseee LeEisletulc,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
l1oliiitaI y otires.

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CoatduinS
nr.Tp1-cTfvE TEyDENClE, OF THE GREENBAcg
PAIrY.
THREATS AND INCENDIAHY APPEALS,
pAprr MONEY OPINIONS OE EMINENT MEN oP
POSED TO IRRED&EMNI NILE CUkRENCf'
THE WAR DEBT,
HELP FOR THE POOR MAN, &C. &c.
PRICE ) CENTS PER cory By NAIL By EXPRESS
Sl PER leo, or 81 PER Loco
READ AND CIRCULATE.
$3.50 O00,O0O DEMANDED
BY THE SOLID SOUTH
SEE THE STARTLING FACTS AND FIGURES
OF TIE REBEL WAR CLAIMS GIVEN IN
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PRICE CENTS, or IL PER HUNDRED by e1pre's d
atTEIBUNE Counter.
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE SECRET TELEGRAMS
OF THE
GREAT CAMPAIGN OF FRAUD:
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CIPHER DISPATCHES,
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81 PER 100 rs5 PER 1000.
One opy Of each for Is ccnta -Four copies o.
each for 10 cents. nine copies iCr Il.
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THE TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK.
Democlntic-i re publican Nomination.
FOR CITY JUDGE.
In Mace OF the Hon Josiah sutherland who rcres
count of age.
CUNNING 5. BEDFORD,
Who was m Associate Attorney years and after.
ward Ciy Judge iour yesgs
Regular Republican Nomination.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
FOR CONGRESS.
! GENERAL ANSoN G. McCoOK.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
GOOD NEWS FROM JEFFERSON

To he EUIFOF OF IHt ITIU UNC
SIR: The Republicans of Jefferson County
are united aud enthusiastic. Thi' county VIII give
Republican majority OF from ,2G0 70 l,50O votes.
Charles Il. skinner will certainty be- elected from the
lat Assembly District and good IIdgcs very confident
that Mr. McAlster will be elected in the I'D Assembly
District; that Will Oe a gain over las; year Lewis
County Will he about even Oh The state ticket, and we
shall elect Mr. ChckcrnS 20 the Assembly. Hcrkimer
County viii give its usual Republican maturity. and
elect Mr.. ShCard 10 the Assembly warner dllela me-
iOrity I'm Tie district wIl be- from loo To 1000 There
atc only q few GrecnbackcrS IN Jefferson County out
sldo OF the City Uf WutertUwu. and they are mostly
taken from the Democrats. Your paper IS DONG us
much good every where.
Hut.yiOtc3l, Oct. Il, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

he his family TO his farm eight miles IN the
country opened his house for the entertainment Of the
physicians upon himself the duties OF secretary OF
the Relief Association turned his bank balance Into
charity fund, and went TO work feeding the well.
nursing the sick and burying tho dead He WAS
twice stricken dOwn-Once with fever and once with
OVeI-wOrk.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.-It is reported that the
marriage of Countess Bismarck, Prince Bismarcks
her q
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
rnr rRnI.RIEs 81 snlrH CAROLINA.
SIXTEEN PERSONS ARRESTED FOR INTERFERING
WITH sWAIL5 ~ TIE CANVASS.

WITH sW4L5 ~ TIE CANVASS.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.-DiStrct Attorney
Nor,lrop and United States Commissioner Virgins
are tat Kmcstrcc the scene Of Swails's trouble
Under their directions the following persons
have been arrested G. +. Nelson, T. w.
Glaud j. = Hayward, J. g. smith. Il. Noron. Henry
Day,. G.. j. Graham, ". ID Fitch, Hugh Cooper. Dr. =
d. VI. Byrd, John FrcU'un. DR.. j. :. james, VIM. NJ
Kinder, ". J. Lee, T. W. Sessions aud j. A. Kelly
Examination was waived, and bonds given
by all OF the persUua arrested Tor their aE-
prarance AT the ncXt term Of the United
States Court The afidaN1ts mostly made by ne
grocs and the charges All under sections 5JOS ana
: so OF the Revised StauCa Most of the persons ar
rry,i are charged with interfering with Sw1Ils IN his
advor,cy OF Mr. Raiury for COagrrss at the Nhtc OAK
meeting The others arrested for giving Swuls nC
fce TO leave the county.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
NfRRIEN.

BELDEN-VAN ZILE-At ~ Johns Church. Troy y. y
thc Norton, JamrS Mead Cldcni oL Syta
ciIse. 10 jessie, daughter ~ Ofcar p Van Iile.
EOVFSTEEN-FIEE Don We'lHl stay evening. October
- at George Church Brooklyn, by tho Rev iTedcric
H. Carter, William r. GrUycstccn, Of NeW-l oTk. TO May
Eiold. 0i Brooklyn.
UArGrrr- ON Wednesday October 20 1873 at the
residence the brides father Pleasanty n Y. by the
g. Robinson, ID. d. George W HaighL Oi Chdppa-
ql9, To Mary H., daughter 0f Daniel D. Earle.
HAZEN- -HONEYMAN-At ew-Gemantown, HUntcTdon
County Z on Wedne s,iay October % by the Rev. John
A Todd d. D. Of TarrytaHn " Y. David n. Hazen ~ d.,
al Wa.hngo. d. g. L. daughter OF the late Rob
ert NJ. Honey yman, ~ NrN-tiernantOWh
Ar Noces Of Marriages nIasl bs iHdoTss! Wi!a Jait
"a
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

READ THlEI NJ ENIRAs NO-. A. ij, IL and -.
Price cents each copies each Extra for % cents,
by mall postpaid
See advertisement.
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In TBIIJNr ENlKAS SOS ~, ij, ! and =.
Price each uur copies ol each Extra Tor % cent
by mail postpaid
Sec advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

Anaeps Turkish Roman and Electric Baths, ~ IeHins
highest perfection ot bathing ladcs
day and evening ; Gentlemen, lay and night.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

TurISi,h Roman Russian. Electric and sulphur Baths
best rh apts7 vest 2ithST. opposite fIth ANtnit
Hotel IaiSll e. CLOSED, day or night
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

TRIBIsE OFFICE. Oct. %. A. M. The variations
in tho barometer regular during the clear and
partly cloudy weather yesterday There was very little
change IN temperature. The amount OF moisture IN the
air has been increased.
Gear or partly cloudy weather. with rising tcmpeTa-
tures may DC expected In this city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN IOWA.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN IOWA.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM NINETY-FOUR COUNTIEs-
THE MAJORITY FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
ABOUT $500.
BURLINGTON, Oct. 25.-The official figures
from niuetyour counties. the vote for secretary OF
state at the late Iowa election follows j. A. T.
IIull Rcpl l3O ls3; L. VI, Fmn,worth Husiou) l22'-
oo1 scattering 1913 Huis majority. G,0s9. The re-
naming four counties will Increase this majority to
s3G2 The majority o. the other state officers viii be
less.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
1915.
-Eeuouinated

The total vote this year 1902 less than in 1876.
The Republicans have lost 25,3iO votes and the Dem
ocras 5S2 while the Nationals have gained 23,s6O.
lanes H. smart DCml, the present Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. ran about 900 votes ahead OF MI
ia la
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
The SenSide IibrHrS.
ont TODAY In CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE,


out to-day, in CLEAR. BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
pv rp,ycrSS VII IIII'EIaN6G AN m rRoLLopE.
-, c.n,, ,,,, 4AJGI,1C4s a .i, IcI5, list n,ploc.
lr" Jact IS Fr nces Fcagor rroopo zoe.
iio-Eust4ia Grindrj, ~ HOGcre % gaIae TO-, I0c.
sc STndi T i Motto f Ry Nary Cecil Hay bold
4OG-Onc Family. Hy James payn.., .''.i0c.
For sale by Rcu,cieS al aToyS Tican sontpst pad on
receipt of II cents for lOce"t numbers am - ST1 I 20
'''i' D''"O''' Nos Il to 7vandewaierst Ney -YorS
Grape aud Canisser lor Demecirppts ipas, 3,
Price four copies ol each E1ua for 90 cents
by mail, postpaid
see alyer!i.cmen- ---------------
j)oiititaI Notltes.
Hot SHOT for Greenbaekcrs;
REtD , E or io cnrr iiH f each E2r for 80 cents
by mail, postpaid.
SOC advertisement. -
REGULAR DemscI attic Nominations.
STATE.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE or THE COURT OF AP,
PEALS.
GEORGE i. BRADLEY.
CITY AND COUNTY.
FOR MAYOR.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL.
FOR Observation-Disclosures
FREDERICK SMYTH.
FOR CITY JUDGE,
CUNNING s. BEDFORD.
FOR CORONER.
MICHAEL TUOMEY.
FOR ALDERMEN.ATLARGE
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS,
PATRICK KEENAN,.
WILLIAM p. KIRK,
WILLIAM BENNETT.
Citizens, Candidate.
NTH CONGRESSIONAl DISTRICT.
FOR CONGRESS
ABRAM -. HEWlT1.
No $50 EAST FoURrFENrHsr(
oct 20. ls7S. I
TO MeuIo DIeiendorf Peter Trmncr William B. Petit WI.
liam Ftzpatrck George Whtson, Michael Doan, Peter
scsrV Hugh Asllly, +. B. SpinOa chairman Demo
crato Convention Win Senatorial District:
Gentlemen The nomination as senator OF nay ustflcL
conferred Should De elected, my earnest
sndsavor win be honestly represent constituents aud
uTee the OF sueh aN shan revert @ the interest
~ our ry ana good OF the state. remain
''in'n' very ''1'' ''D' O''N'' O GobThEY GUNTHER.
Grape and Canister for Democrats
In TRlBU NE EXTRAS Nos 81 ~, ~ and 10
Price cents EACH or four SoRss Q. saeh E1A F cents
see aiyOttlsemsnt
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
The figures given in The above dispatch are

In the nnety counties included in the vote gwen
above for this year the Republican vote shows an in
c,case Of 9G3T since last year, and the Greenback
Democratic vote shows gain Of S,i20 over The vote o
the two parties IN l~77 The total Is increased by '6ll
votes The Republican majority over the Democrats
Last wear wa, g. 1873; the majority over the Democrats
and Crrcnback men was 1863. This year the Repub-
hcans have $3.50 majority over all other parrr' IN
uiney-Uur counties and probably s36@ majority IA tie
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

4 DEMOcRAIGc PIVEiHTY OF 13,73G FOR sEcRE'
ThRY OF STATE.
The official vote OF Indiana for Secretary OF
state has been received at Indianapolis from all the
counties except Franklin. Lake, Laporte Perry and
Pike Sem-ofcia returns however, have been received
from the five counties named, and the figures are III
cludcd in the suhioncd summary OF the vote Of the
state The official figures will change this summary
materially. TIE vote this year is compared below with
the vote Tor Secretary Of State IN 1876:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
Guetlnl Notices.
Hot Shot for Greer

Hot shot for GreeDbackcrs
READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS NOS AZ, 13 - and 10.
each copies OF each EXt fOr 90 cents
by mail, postpaid.
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TRlBI-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

cy oY tcntnf1 d
line fef Vas =
1ras 1sht irregular waite line feVes7it1 'As sis' a'A'
a hf ueTc daTinE
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Law Book safe.

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A1Iany citizen. of New York VIII REGAL the time when
Dr. Underhi.Is CROIDN POINT WINES commanded The
attention OF the public beluR the n" succ ssul result
in this the Cutrc Of the grape aLd
the conversion INTO wines AB~OiJ TELN PUNE, not To-
qung addition OF Of liquor p9rce oi drng
preserve th' Those remarkably puic "n, Heiie1iS
mClowcd By sale aitcr an exclusion from tue
marSct uuuhcr Of t4nCc tie dcccase Ot the pro
pretOr lsf D. ara may be ba "a a. prices tan below Their
Intrinsic worth plUmneu d:uggsts ana family Ef0tIs
throughout the City ami elsewhere.
H. X. & T. B THU KBEE CO.. General Agents 10 Whom
apply for the interesting pamphlet OscTphYcO OF the history
Of THESE wines.
All wedding nOtcs. cIris, sc, engraved IN the hc'l
styles by A. DEMARE~T 1872 ErOa way. Ar'Is cfeots
mOnograns. seals. medals. &c. Established 1919.
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DIEH.

Ar No:ices Of Marriages mast BE- indOTsSi ~ita Jal
aGIEe and address.
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pnsl llnlcc Nnnceo Ilroen nm ~ Lno weeg el ul.

Post Once Tyro2n mai3 or the week en- ul
SATURDAY. October - 1875. Will close al TINS once
on III DAY. at - u Europe 10y steamship Wisconsin
via Queenstown NEDNE-DA at I2:jO D. ul IOl E-
rope by steamship -cytha, via queenstown corespodtn'
nr France forwarded By ts steamer must De sp-ca3
addrcs,el. and p France tUttL by sicdil-iiJ
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France Germany. &n by steamship I'ulyi wa PE 'tii,
CherboIrg Hamburg Correspondence Tor Great Ih
and Continent be i0rwardn D. iui> selh must ''
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CtluC, Queenstown (Corre,onC'ncc lOi Germany ana
France forwarded Jis steamer must DE- Spta.Y ar
dressedl eATU HDAI, AZ 1880 a. M. ler Germany &C
bv southampton ana Bremen l'til
ed bv ths steamer specially Address d and ~ y m
or Europe by steamship cry o Berlin, va Qu'custphp
correspondence Germany and scotland TO be 'fW3dr
bv tis steamer he specially afdr,5 eds az" ~ II a.
Tor scotland direct, eon4hp Ethiopia VIA Glasgow" Inc
stramslp4 Scythia, Celtic and CltH O 'ih 90
not taZe Denmark. SWCCeH auO Ho "aY Inc uJ5
for AspnWa Pacific ports l"1F" NcWN "Ik o'
toncf u mails Hayt az NinCSou a. leave Nt"
York October The mails or Havana leave Nv"1 'Ik Oc
tobrr "a The Australia. sc, leave san Francisco
The malls China and Japan IeNo san ran
'''' T. /. JAMES, Postmaster.
Post Omce. Sew.YOrS. october 10. 1875.
sure Cure for Lung, Throat and tIalarial Diseases
RYE AND ROCK," A. PREPARED ~ Nh SOLD
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