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FASHIONABLE WEDDNGS.

Miss Ella F. Benedict daughter of Reed
Benedict tine weLknown jeweer, was married to James
" Burkman. last evening. at the home OF the pride
father near West Brighton, staten Island'
A large company were present rom
this city and various parts OF staten lsiahd
The qounGs looked very pretty, Illuminated
a. they were by Chinese lanterns well as by the rays
Of the full moon Inside the house the mantels were
covered with bright autumn flowers wedding Dell oil
red and white carnations hung In the paror doorway
and opposite 1t horseshoe OF znhlas anu aIIsoiu''
The doorways were also curtined WIN shlliA'
Music and refreshments addict 10 tho Gu
iovableness of the cepon which followed the cere-
mony The a.tor occurred at 730. and was performed
By the Rev. Dr. R. S. Arndt, OF Newark Henry d. Low
was the best MN The ushers were Anton Hodenpyl
and Boyd Everett. Miss Kate Z. CorteyOu OF san
Francisco the brides cousin, was the only Driuesha'
she wore q pretty dress OF Diue ptsAoV Sim
and carried bouquet OF roses The brides dreSs vas
Of pink brocade combined with 7aln OF tAI sn'u
II was made with train and square corsage ana
trimmed with point lace She wore tule vel ana u'
mon.ls. Mrs Benedict attred IN black VeVe' anu
more;trimmcd with point lace, aud sLo wore uanlohu
ornaments At about l. p. special ooat' IuIhlsHe"
nv John H. starfn brought the bridal pair ana large
company OF friends to this city. After snort TIP INC
bride and groom Will live IN Brooklyn
Many elegant presents were shown Ihe groou k"'o
a disnond crescent PIN Mrs r. Benedict full set Oh
.et OF silver spoons. There were also an Ice
pitcher from Mr. anl Mrs. J. W. Johnson
pair OF vases from Mr. ami Mrs. +. +. Benedict
an elegant clock and candeaDa from MIS- feFhAnueL'
a large painted plaque from l.. n Peterson anu a. W.
sexton. A bronze ngure from ID. II. Wickhan, vase
from Mr. aud Mrs Coleman Benedict. bronze statuet'e
from Frederick White and revolving China cohee
urn aud cups from Mrs. WyRant ahd MIS- "liiAn'.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs Coleman Benedict OF
hrooklyn Mr. and Mrs Frederick z. Benedict Miss
Kate and Ella Benedict OF Planned' Mr. and MIS- T. T.
Benedict Miss Susie Benedict f. Harris anu MISS mar
rs Of Danbury Conn. Mr. and SirA William Reed MI
and Mrs. A. j. G.. HOdenpyl, MI anu ms n'in"I'A
y,ss Fernando Mr. aud Mrs. Melville, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Milford d. simonson bliss Belle Low Bennett H. Bird.of
Brooklyn; E j. Kaltonbaca Mr.. aud Mrs j X Howard,
Mr. and Mrs n c. Millo.. the Rev. Or. and Mrs William
l. Gill. Mrs. Arndt Mics Arndt Dr. r. H. Marllhd"ie'
the Misses Martndae, Mrs. :. V. Burkmai. Mr.. and
Mr.. j. H. Conklng MI. and Mrs. Stephen GsErettson,
Mr. aud Mrs. ]. II. RlckersOn, Mr. aud Mrs NJ H.
Wygant Miss Julia Williams. George stett. Mise Cora
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DIED.

DlEH
BowMAN-rp this city, october a. 1882, Miss Juls A.
InterInent at Cranberry. Nj.
BEEBE-October as at Giens Pals n Y. John Youngoys
Beebe, aged Is months
C0NSTA BLE-Entered rest "Wednesday morning Octo
Der rs at O'Clock. Major Archibald George Constable
Funeral Friday afternoon 81 O'CLOCK from st. Lakes
Cnufcn; Chntonaye, Brooklyn
Please omit flowers.
CROss-At Hudson wednesday. October
20 Dr. william Cross, in the 17rh year OF his age.
Funeral on saturday at H. from the Methodist Episcopal
DExTER-suddenIy In BROOKLYN on wednesday evening.
October %. Benz. Marsh. Of Mary L. snd the late
Relatives attend the fnnera
ess at bis late residence. on Saturday October % AZ 10
O'Clock a.
widow Of the lsts James Harriet.
Funeral her late residence No lI3 tss.
Monday, the 3Oth. &C / 80 a N.
Relatives and friends invited - attend
McFARLAND-At oswego n. " on Tuesday. October IT.
Friends invited attend the funeral
Church Of the kedeemer shave corner Of fachc-st.
srEwARTAfter short Illness Hattie Elizabeth, wife OF
funeral at her late residence IA Ogdenaye Jersey City
Heights, Saturday. October 70, at 1870 D.
Carriages Will be IN waiting at Hoboken Ferry Hoboken side.
until O'Clock.
sTERLING--At Poters France. wednesday. DC tober
is Eliza NJ Whitney, wife o. William q. sterling, Of this
Notice Of funeral hereafter
SMITH-On Thursday October g. 1852 Albert Smith Of
Goshen, Orange Co., Y. Y formerly New.YOrK city.
Relatives and trends funeral
SATURDAY October q 1882 at o'clock from his late
residence, Goshen, y. Y.
wILLIAMs-At Plainhed Mass the elst inst. Luther
Williams aged .. ysaSs formerly Of this city.
WISSOR Ron Tuesday October "a 1882 Daniel L. Winsor
from his late residence DuNbury Mass Friday,
the eth inst. at IL O'Clock a.
WALTON-At RidgewOOd " J., TUESDAY morning cath
inst, Edward Atwood. second OF Edward aud Caro-
Ina T. Walton In the 2lst year OF his age
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. 26.-MayOr Charles
Bray of this city, was nominated for Congress by the
Republicans Of the XVIII Congressional District this
evening. ,-.-, a., A., A,
s L. stebbns OF this city. nominated for the As
sembly to-day by The Republicans or the ia Dlsrlct
NATcK, Mass. Oct 26-Tne Greenbackers OF the IAtn
Congressional District have nominated Prescott West
OF Marlboro, for Congress
LYONS n. Y, Oct. 26.-The Republicans Of the XVIII
District today nominated E. Payne, Of Auburn,
for Congress ON the 1921 ballot.
NEwBURG, n. Y, Oct 26.-The Democrats OF the lst
District Orange County. to-day nominated John &.
OdeI OF Onroe, for the Assembly.
BUFFAl , Oct 26.-The Democrats OF the LIST Assem-
biy District have nominated Colonel Richard Fack.
MEDIA PENN Oct 26.-The Observation-Disclosures OF
tho With Congres onal District to-day nominated Ed
ward Clyde, Of Chester for Congress
NrwRyDFoRD Mass Oct. 26.-Ihe Democrats OF the
Ist Congressional District to-day nominated Nicholas
Hathaway Of Fall River.
BosroS, Oct. 2G-The Democrats OF the llld congress
ional District to-day nominated Horato E. Swazey, OF
Boston, i'll place Of Fraucis j. Peters, declined.
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Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Dixon. Frederick
White. Robert White Mrs. John Decker Mr.. aud Mrs.
Freeman Decker, Mr. and MIRA Charles Pollock, Mr. and
Mrs John ii. sprague, Dr. and Mira Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
William voorhis, Leonard D. White W. A Ely. OF Dan
bury Conn.,; Alexander Dalrymple, De Witt Van Bus
kirk, w. w. Fairchd, irving Smith. Miss Thora Barber
W. Hoffman and Miss Cornte Bovine.
Miss Agatha De Harde Gilman, daughter Of J. B. Olt
man, married to william H. Fallow OF PiermOnt "
" yesterday at the house Of tue BRIDES father in Mer
cer-st. Jersey CITY, The Rev. DIR. c. X Imbree per-
formed the ceremony. The brides dress was OF white
satin merveileux and brocade satin and was trimmed
with point lace The veil OF tulle and the ornaments
were dianonds A reception was held after the cere-
they viii i've In Piermont their return The guests
Included MI and Mrs James Fleming, the Misses flem-
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Obiton, OF Piermont Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Harris Mrs; King and Mrs Quinn.
The wedding Of Howard Lockwood and Mrs. Carrie
baker Done granddaughter OF the late Bowles Colgate
on De4 fs akS sc IF the
The Rev Mr. Lthrop of stamford Conn
best man. The ushers were Dr. Robert Able and Dr.
Joseph A. Nolan. The brides dress WAS white bro
Queen Anne style. reception followed the ceremony,
ehe mouse Deng decorated with autumn leaves and
DISH and brown Derby cups and saucers. from Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin II. sampson, OF Boston; q silver salyer
from Mrs Hoffman Atkinson, an embroidered crimson
plush tabe-cOver from Miss Wallace, set OF crown
from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Howell silver candle
stick from Mrs james b. Colgate pair OF silver olive
dishes from Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Colgate, silver punch
bowl and ladle from the staff and employees OF the
groom's Journals watercOor from Miss Fanny Lock
wood, set OF cut glass from Mr.. and Mrs Clinton c.
Baker, plaque from and Mrs j. Hood Wright Tnere
We're present, among othen Mr. and Mira Jas. Colgate
Mr. and 1rs samuel Colgate Miss Colgate, Mr. aud Mrs
Bowes Cogaie Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Colgate, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hood Wright, Mrs G. I. Barney Mr. and Mrs
D. Noble Rowan, Mrs George w. Able the Misses Able
Mrs Clargill Colonel Henry c. lockwood, Mr. aud Mrs
o. Monroe, OF Choago Miss Bolts Miss Nellie Wallace
Miss Josephine Radey, Charles Walden. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Walden, Mrs. Davidson, John Gala her, Car
ence Philips. Mr. aud Mrs W. X. Phillips Mr. aud Mrs
W T. Ladd Miss Small, Mr. and Mrs. HOiister, MI ami
Mrs >. Y. Alare, DIR. Autirew H. smith, AIR. and Mrs
William Smith, Of Nyack: MI and Mrs. Theodore E.
smith, OF New-Brtain Conn.
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In the evening crowd increased. Tue OOxes were
filed WITH women, aud the men were often cheered on
on t.eir weary way Many of the scenes common 20
the earlier days OF the walk were repeated Fitzgerald
received huge gitt OF flowers from gentle man "
farmer OF Long Island. deputy %
Hugnes's hacker presented him WIN
check for 800. OF the other walkers received
lesser gifts they too fatigned Ia appreciate
sueh attentions, aud Lney gladly relnqusned them 10
their trainers Hart and Herty freshest men
on the track They raced constantly, aud often forced
themselves unusual pace. 1ne women III the
boxes showed their delight by load bursts OF atse
The breakdown of hOwel followed by rtlmOrs
that HaZael would have TO stop DR. MAYOR Ms
phy slcian said that he confident that Hazae would
recover the OF his knee, but the champions con
tnued from the track made his friends desponn
mt Their fears confirmed when a. lOlt
HaZael mped out OF his quarters tue scorers stahd
wien Referee InsDy announced tIat he had wlIhdfu"h
from the fis ended the hopes Of tue two Inehi
who were favOrite5 at the start aud upon whom ha1
been bet many THOUSAND dollars.
The score tG l o'clock tnis morning as follows
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CIVIL-SERVICE RE FORM.

ROCHESTER, Oct. ga largely attended
meeting held at the Free Academy building in this
city tonight for the purpose Of forming CIyilseryice
Reform association President Anderson of Rochester
University, presided and addresses made by DIR.
f. NJ Moore, Theodore Bacon, the Rev. Max LndsOerg,
Charles Fitch and j. Breck Perkins. Willard Brown,
spOndiug secretary OF the NewYork association,
present. and explained the objects OF the &ssOca-
ton and the practical remedies gessd permanent
association formed. with Dr. L. NJ Moore presi
deut-
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CAMPBELL-CoE-At calvary Church. ON Tuesday 9cio.
Der by the RI Rev. nishOp OF Tennessee assisted "
the Rev. George Reese Of Zion Church GreenDufg y
y. Richard Campbell 10 EmeAne F. daughter VI chaIles
y. COe, esq.
CHENEY srEPHENSON-At Essex, Conn, October -
1882 at the residence OF the brides mother by the ey l.
D. Murphy Crawford O. Cheney aud Harriet A., daughter
OF the late Eben :. stephenson, OF NeS-NOfA.
FERRIs-LITTEL-On Wednesday evening. Ooto6T 20i az
the rssdencs OF the the Rev KOnelln
Berry D. D.. Franklin Ferris aud Emily b. lAtse AL Oh
ID ontclau y. j.
LOCKWOOD DONE-On Wednesday, October 20, BY the
Rev MI Lathrop OF stanford Conn, 81 Barney Cottage
residence hef brother clinton
Gilbert Baker, Carrie BAKER Done 10 Howard Lockwood
both OF y York
PEAcOCK-IEPFREY-A Denver, Colorado October 70,
1852 by the Rev Il. Juiley D. D. Adie H., daughter Of
the otlotlIlng esergy ulan. TO W. IA. PescocK.
Al notices Of Marriages mast b. .adorsed oth tal!
name aud aadress.
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rns regular Republican

sra ar Lawrence District. The regular Republican
candidate Ia NJ. ID. BecSwith
The Democrats of the XXXlst District nave
nominated r. S. stevens for Congress In iooo h'cnara
Crowley the Republican candids", oaf'ieu 'no "A'0'
by 2,sss majority.
A Civil Service Reform meeting was heh'
s pocheste last evening President Anderson OF the
Rochester University presided and made the n'foduc
tory address o.,
not vet succeeded inducing any gentleman on 'n.,
o 70 run against Mr. Burleigh, the Republican canai
Sste for Congress. Why don't they order a DRAFT
Charles E. Patterson. of Troy, Speaker OF
che last Assembly, has declined reorganization hau
enough OF deaolocking, Mr.. Patterson
M. C.. Richardson, of Lockport one OF the
Oldest aud known Republicans OF NIAGARA ooun'!
has written vigorous letter opposing the saratoga
The Os,reqo Palladium is authority 1or Tue
abatement that fully so per cent OF the Garheo voe OF
this 1.-THE oswegol Assembly District is ioS' W fos
and lost beyond redemption 49,
while the Democratic Mayor of Elmira, Mr..
Nm Is running for Lieutenant Democratic
oxMayer OF the same city, John Arnot, lie his partys
canGisda,e for Congress in the XXIXth District
IL is understood that the Democratic Assem-
blyman Sheridan OF the With Kings District is so put
out at his failure to receive denomination that he VIII
run as au independent candidate.
Over 700 Republicans of Albany are said 10
have signed protest against the saratoga ticket similar
70 that put forth by the Independent hepuocAns Vi
Buffalo.
President White of Cornell Is quo'eu as
.a,ns that he thinks "the defeat of the Republican
state tcket viii act like thunder storm and clear tne
oI,,,coI atmosphere after which shall expect gen
l ana s1ccessfuI rally keep the Nation out OF the
hands OF the Democrats
M Johnson, secretary of the Republican
State Committee proprietor Of The Oneonfa Herald me
Herald IN late issue calls upon Republicans 10 re
member that If they would deal blow against arthur
nossbe aspirations 10 1884 they can IN no way strke
So effectively by doing what they ean W seouio ''
election Of Charles j. Folger"
representative of The Kingston Freeman
has lust returned trip through some of the west
ern counties this State and that among more
than hundred farmers he did not meet one VINO ex-
messed an intention to bolt the state ucke'. Inc
names OF counties in which TINS testimony
MAS harvested not given.
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MR.. pAGGETr TO TAKE CHARGE.

The Republican Campaign COMMITTEES UI
Kins County and the candidates for Office in Brooklyn
having asked exsherf Albert Daggctt to take charge
Of the local canvass in that city he has consented 10 10
So He will anase the campaign for the city county anu
judiciary nominees and the regular Campaign Committee
will give undivided attention 10 the state ticket MT
,oett said Yesterday that there much hard work
90 No done 70 win the election The candidates believe
maj be viii make a vigorous and determined can
toss aud that their interests best placed in his us
The German Indepcndent General Committee OF hlnRs
Comfy met last evening in Brooklyn and VOted 10 a
prove the full Republican city and county tickets
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OBITUARY NOTES

JAMESTOWN, ID. r., Oct. 26.-George o.
Inompson. prominent citizen of Jamestown aud sec
rotary OF the North Dakota Loan Association died to-
ment W Nv" A'iA i0i i"'oi-
TOLEDO, O.. Oct 26.-willlam W. Cummings. late
chlet operator Of the ST. Louis Office of the Western
ohlon Telegraph Company died in this city to-day after
lingering Illness He leaves q wife and SON
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Peady This rorning.
Posf Omcc Notice

Foreign mails for the wee ending October % will close at
this Office as follows: - - -. ,.,..
FRIDAY at Tor Janaicas TURKS lsidhu Sa'ahils'
&c, Alene.
sATU kDAYAt $3.50 m for Europe per IS Britannia va
Queenstown etters for Germany and scotland must 20
directed per Bitannlc' at $50 ~ for scotland d.
rect per Ethiopia, via GasgOv az $50 a. m Tor b-l
GUM direct. Iceland VIA Antwepi az IN log
EurOps DOnau. via Southampton and Brenen AZ
/ Tor Niniward Islands, per -. berndda; AZ
lsO IN. Tor Cuba and Porto Rico per So NaZara via
Havana at for Brazil 80 Salisbury, wa sew
port News at 80 2 m. for Mexico IruxilO and Say
Islands, VIA New-oFeaaS Mails Tor Australia New
Zealand sand wch ahs FIJI Islands, per IS Zeaandis'
via san Francisco, Close November H. at 2. NJ.
HENRY a. PEARSON, Postmaster.
The schedule OF closes Of Pacific mails Is on
uninterrupted overland transit 20 san Fran
cisco Malls from the East arriving gu time az san Frsucsco
day Of sailing dispatched the same Jay
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis fJr hs psf aos,tyf0u h9WrA
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27-1 a. m.-The barOm-
eter has risen in the districts east Of the Misssspp it
is highest in the south Atlantic States and owes in
New England. Fair weather prevails all districts,
with northwest to southwest winds on the Atlantic
coast south to winds in the Southern States aud
norhery 20 easterly winds IN the Upper Lake region and
Northwest The temperature has fallen slightly IN the
Lake zion aud OHIO Valley, and risen slightly the
southern and Middle States.
Indications for tO4fGy
For New Eng and, fair weather westerly winds. higher
barometer, stationary slight fall IN temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states, generally lair weather.
light variable Winds stationary followed BY falling bar
Ometer, slight change III temperature
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Oct. 27-l n m.-The upward move
ment in the barometer continued during the Ialr
and clear weather OF yesterday The temperature ranged
between 45o and TOO. the average t5347s0 being %
higher than ON the day year ana 5S
higher than on Wednesday ,
Slight changes III temperature and clear or far weather
may be expected to-day IN this city and vicinity.
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DARWIN R. JAMEss OPPONENT.

The lid District Democratic Congressional
Convention met last evening in the standard Ihea're'
No 1856 Fulton-st., Brooklyn John H. clayton pre-
sided Supervisor Gallagher presented the name OF
Colonel william II. Hester and he was unanimously
nominated Colonel Hester is about forty five years old
and was born in Duchess County. He is nephew OF
Isaac Van Anden the founder or The Broohyh Ed0se'
and is one Of the largest stockholders IN that newspaper
His military title he received the saf OF Governor
Tilden He has held any poll lcal office. Ills
Republican opponent Darwin 4. James, VINO can
easily WIN the election with united Republican support
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ANEW PLAY AT HARRGGAN & HARRIS.

"Mordecai Lyons" a new play by Mr.. Ed
ward Harrgan, produced last evening at
Harrigan * Harris Theatre 1t was received
with much favor by large audience.
In the present venture, Mr.. Harrgan has abandoned
the porlrature Irish and negro character and has at
tempted something the way of reproducing local He
brew types. He has also linked his scenes,
whose connection hitherto has been unnportGnt into
coherent story and given something OF emotional inter
dramatic effect to the various divisions. This
part Of the work is not done, however, with
any marked degree OF skill. The story, which
deals Principally with the fortunes Of
Aordecai Lyonx, pawnbroker and his daughter, who
becomes a celebrated actress is conventional and is
cumbrously developed The main interest and
success Of the drama lie in the presen-
tation Of the pawnbrOker his clerk, Leon Mendoza
and other local characters, and IN the humor-
ous fidelity with which local scenes are reproduced
The English chop-house scene in the second
act was further recommended by the songs intro
duced TDe old pawnbroker and his sprucely
dressed assistant were individualizad with
much success by Messrs. IIarrlgan and Hart
John Wild as Confidence Bob, William Gray as Dad
Bailey the stage d0Orkeeper; NJ. +. Drew as sydney
Bthers and Charles Cafey as servant are 20 be
credited with excellent character sketches lne Aules
IL the cast weak and crude
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MR. PASTORS OPENING WEEK.

This is TONY" Pastors opening week at
bis little theatre In Fourteenth-st., and he has
marked his return to New-York by the presenta-
tion of an entertainment Of unusual and varied
excellence IL includes a number OF sketches
Of the variety order some songs by Mr.
Pastor himself and amusing afterpiece. The Irwin
sisters do some graceful dancing, Matte Vckers ana
Charles s. Rogers appear In new dramatic ana musical
aketch, and Lizzie sInms, q young English woman
dances IN an astonishing variety OF costumes. MI.
Pastor has gathered around him e1cellcAt company
Of kind
Herr Wilhelm Knaack will appear at the
ITALIA Theatre, Friday evening, In three farces
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OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR Y. A. WILLARD.

PROFESSOR Y. A. WILLARD.
LITTLE FALLS n. Y, Oct. 26.-Professor y.
A. Willard died very suddenly from neuralgia OF the
heart at his home here this morning He was volnm-
nous writer agricultural topics and an eminent au-
tborty on matters pertaulnx 10 the dairy the
author OF " Practical DAIRY HnsOandry lo1u. ''ffao-
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LIEUTENANT DONALD WINSTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The War Depart
ment Is Informed OF the death Of Second Lieutenant
Dohad WINSTON, 10th Infantry. at Richmond, va this
morning Lieutenant Winston was q native OF Viz
sna' and was graduated Mt West Point In 1873
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and Albany Railway the ending September 81
shows the following figures: A<A

he difference I'm payments for dividends was oWing 20
tho xchanVe made with commonwealth OF DOni lui
toct and fhis acco s the increased interest IRON
$40 600 10 s566450 The total PAYMENTS ioI wv
dends interest and rentals the sans In DOIn ven,
the Srpis Increased by the amount as ho
increa srd net earnings. or $1,000.
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A GENEROUS GIFT FOR d BRAVE MN

10 the EDITOR OF The TrtoHne.
SIR: notice in your issue of yesterday
pOts from w." sending $40 u nest egg for reward
10 be given To the engineer who bravey risked his
LIE the z3d the Pennsylvania Railroad had
hoped to bs the to open what should be general
Subscription either toward testimonial 10 the courd
EeoEs man wbo did hIs duty well Offering TO his
widow fas incosed cheek for 800 awaited oniy tine
alton or the above question To be for garded 10
you MAY i ask that you will add IL To the well timed
Hn of"WY Very truly you're, =, ,.ooo,
40. 7l9 Fi5fhape, Eep York, Oct. 20, 1857
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M4RRLED.

BarDctt IOcOane promotes the TIA OF and Oeauhea
the hair, and renders 10 daik asG glossy.
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fic2l Butter Book" $3.50 and other works. His
1872. ~ =" VIII" 0''0" "
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as he nice, tidy, clearly boy" asked Mrs.
eamnelsOn. Indeed he am cleany. gps MN nIceI
clean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cherry sunday morning, ana
Ss mex Saturday night dat Handkerchief am as oeah as
Ilt had nebbcr been fetched You Js oaat hnp salne
~ little niggan for his cirsaIinoss.'