The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1860, Page 7

THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. New York Stare Politics. MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTER AT ALBANY—THE FUBION QUESTION—COALITION OF THE DOUGLAS AND BRECKINRIDGE WINGS OF THE DExO- | CBACY ON THE ELECTORAL TICKET, ETC. Atnayy, Oct. 3, 1860. ‘The democratic State Committer met at one o'clock. ‘Samuel ¥. Butterworth attends on behalf of the Union men of New York city, and Alderman Dayton, of Brook- lyn, ls present to reprosent the Union mon of Kings county. The proposition for plactoz six Union electors on the Dougias ticket to M1) vacancies, and for putting Henry S. ‘Randall on for elector at large, appears perfectly accepta- dle to the State Committee, provided that the parties | thus placed on the ticket will accept aud declare them Golves favorable to fusion. It is ramored that Mr. Randal! refnses to accept for- mally, but states that be will not decline, on the ground ‘that be cannot prevent avy one who chooses from voting for him, As this leaves him to reality tn an antagouistic position to union wud still identified with the Greene electoral ticket, it will probably be considered grounds for refusing to accept bis name, In that event Mr. Bron- Fon Wil) be endetituted. Mesers. rady, Greene and others of the Greene organi- gation are bere, mesting very privately. ‘Thoy are #aid to be auxious now to make @ proposition for union on State ticket, and to come in to the union on the clectoral ticket, It i* proposed that Mr Crane, Of Herkimer, be nomwiated for Lieutenant Governor, and that Mr, Brady shall withdraw. Na proposition will be made openly by them until the final result of the uaion question is Knows. There seems {ittle doubt that a union will be effected with Mr. Bronson ag elector at large, and Messrs, | NEW YORK ‘HERALD. THURSDAY, 0 me al! perronal onelaeninne, SA andl therefore accept % Fours, Bory Sol sy 7, HOFFMAN. Wa. M Twaep, fsq., Chairman, &o. THIKD CONGRESSIONAL DIBTRICT. | It is proper to etate that the friends of John C. Mather | Claim that be was regularly aominsted for Congress by the Tammany Convention, beld on the 24 inat , in this | distriet, festeed, of Benjam'a Wood, aa stated ta yester- Cay’s paper. MOZART HALL ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS. ‘The Mozart Hall Democratic Assembly Coaventions as- | sembled last evening in the various districts, for the parpme rpore of nominating candidates tor the next Assembly. result of the meetings wil! be found get forth ia the following tables:— | District 1—John Caiiahae 2—Witiam Welch. 3—C. B. Woodruff, 4— \djourned to Tuesday eveaing, 6—Saml. T Wester 7—Asjourned to Tuesday evening. $—Joha G. Riley. . 9—Adjourned, 10—adjourned, 1Li—acjourned to this evening. i 12-George J. Campbell, he ‘ore B. Voorbies, 15—Acjourned to Friday eveaing 16—Asjourned to evening. 17—Adam C, Flavigan, TAMMANY ASSEMBLY CONVENTIC The dolegates to the Fifth, Ninth, Foertecath and Fif. teenth Tammany Assembly Conventions met last eveuing, | nd agreed upon the following nominations and adjourn- mente:— ‘ict 9—John McGregor. 14—Robdt. C. Hutchings, 15—Adjourned to Friday. “ “ Miscellaneous Political Items, Busck Rervaican Linarry or Sreacu.—The black re Publicans invariably raise # tremendous howl upoa the receipt of intelligence that their emissaries ix the Southern States, when they become known, Brower, Westervelt, Butterworth and three others on ‘the electoral ticket. AunAny, Oct. 3-6 P.M. The democratic State Central Committee adjourned at fonr o'clock this afternoon, alter s session lasting about three houre, during which euttre unantmity prevailed, After some discussion Samel F. Butterworth, on the part of the Union men, agreed to the withdrawal of the vame of [eury 8. Randall, and the substitution of that of Grecue ©. Bronson ag elector at large. Alderman Dayton stated on bis own re ibility that the Green men were willing to unite, provided they ceuld pominate the six electors to be chosen and tho Lieutenant Governor. No proposition of this kind was fermaily before the Committee from the Green party, | end no action, therefore, was saken on the subject. Mr. Botterworth announced that the National Admints, tration had s'gnified their intention to eupport the Union ticket agreed on by the Committes. ‘Tho follow ing is the official report of the proceedings:— At a moeting of the Democratic State Centra! Commit- eo, held at the city of Albany on the 84 instant, the fol- lowing resolutions wore waanimonsly edopted:— Teeotved, That Hon. Greene C. |, of New Rage be and he ‘s horeby Boece By af an elector at large ‘the Cemocratic electora, ticket, m piace of Hoa. ‘Babes EB. Walworth, dectined. Resolved, That John H. Brower, of the county of Kings; Jacob A Westervelt, Stephen ¥. Russell, Wan. B. Duncan aud Wm. A. Kobbe, of the city of New York, aod Abra. vam B. Conger, of “the county of Rockland, be and they are bereby substituted as district electors on the demo- oratic electoral ticket, in plice of Charles H. Collins, Os- wald Otten‘orfer, F. B. Tiiou, James Robinson, Jno, An- dersoa ard Edward Haight, who decline, Teseive*, That Hon Wm. © Orane, of Herkimer, be apd ts berevy substituted as tue Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, ip place of Hon. Wm F. Allen, de- oltued, D. RICHMOND, Chairman, «. Cacona, Secretary. ‘A remopstrance agalost any recogaition of the Green Gomnnittee wat seat into the Stace Oommittee from Frank- i2 connty Immediately after the State Committee bad completed the onion, Mr. Brady started for Hadson, where he is to acdreos the cational democracy to night. Mr. Green expresses bis dotermination to carry on the ‘far to the bittor end, and it (@ anuounoed that Mr. Brady | v iLetump the State from now unt)! election day against Noo uaiou t.cket. | Much excitement was manifested ail the afternooa in | regard to tae ticket, and to-night there is a general re- | joicing over the consummation of a union among all classes of the democracy. | Mr. Bronson weepts the nomination of cloctor at larga. Dean Kichmond left on the boat thia eveoing for York ‘The Campaign at the South. j THK FLORIDA ELECCON—THK BABCKINGIDGE CANDI- | DATES ELECTED—THE PROS NBSSZE, ALATAMA, ARKANS. | ‘Acuceta, Ge, Ootoder &, 1800. | Doagias candidates for State Senatar and Representative were electei today in th's county, to fll vacancies, by two fundred to three hundred majority over the Bol! and Bverett candidates. The Douglas meu are rejoicing. The vote was large. accounte from Florida report that the Brockiaridgs candidates have ewept the Stats As the Mississippi electisos tern on paroly focal | frounds, no nations! quesiions being involved, the State ‘The ordering of troops from Fort Suit ty the Augusta t7a much attention lathe up country. Every thing quiet, as yet, here. ac A private desvatch to a gevtcman ia Columbus reports vsta, Ga , Oct. 3, 1860, the result i. Escambia cv , Piorida, es overwheim- Jogiy Boi! and Everett for Governor, Congress and Logis- fature. Fernandina gives Hilton poajority over Hopkins, Usine Congress, 155 majority over Ai Baldwin precinct, Duval o majority mocrat, for Goveraor, 10 Hilton, dowioorat, for mu. Union, Mana husetts onal Nomina- Rostow, Oct. 3, 1990. ‘The repubdlicass of the Seven dists ict bave nominated James Bu Siu ston for re election to Coogreas. _ The repuhiiean® of the First aistrict to-day nominated fur re-election to Congrers. and Everett Convention for the Ponrth ais. tt, to-do” nom \aated Frastes 3 Bigelow for Congress, ‘ Speech of the Governor Elect of Missourt, St. Lora, Ont, 3, Us00, The Republican pablishes a wpesch delivered yeorday by Major Jacksoa, Governor « tho Breckiori¢ge Mate Conv i, and who has since deca claimed a8 a Breckinricg? wan. The Donglas men, Mesiriog to ascertain bie sentimenta, appointed a com: talttes #0 joquire whether he jutended to support Doug: fas of Brock inridge. In reply w the interrogatories pro pounded to him, be said that Le wos aever more aoxlous 10 be enderstood than m fiows attection of every ove present. “] stated emphatically before the recent election that t belleved that Mr. Dougles wes the nominee of the dewoorsi\c party, tnd 1 Delleve o wow. fendeavored to secure harmonious action betweem the demworatic Dentrai Conmi tte aud tue Breck inrtdige and Lave Demo. TAtic State Convestion, ead reqretted the failure to as w. tet ge ney man prix ht to my thas T ntinrnd oY remark jo the Beecktoriige Convention indicating 1 had ot 1 or designed supyortitg Breckinridge and Lane.” Major Jackson thes cave his reasons for sepyort ing Douglas, sa>tog— To prevent all micapbrohonsien, now may that for Dongias, aud that { thivic that it We my duty to support bim ae the nominee of the party. If T Hive vnti) November } wih) vote tor Dooplas, and T have never said that | iatended wn) thing vite.” (Applaare ) City Polities. JOMN T. TOPPMAN ACORSTs THE TAMMANT NowrNa- TION FOR RECORDER. We state ja yemvorday’s isaue that it was generally be- VWeved that Mr. Jobo T. Hotimen, the Tammany Hal! no- miner (ur Recorder, would not decting, acd the following fetter of weceptance will prove the correetaes of our Atatemest - Naw Yous, Oct. 4 Mr Daan Sim—i have rvoris« that L have brea numinnte Tammany Mail, for the of New Tors. Te 6. L bediere, genrratly thst this a Mitation was cariraly wucoticitet by me, and that {oad expremed & setermination wot i» allow my hame to oF preseated to the Convention in conbection wiih any nomi. cation wheterer, It is for me to sa) Aye ‘Wate de terminating was formed, not herwnra I fail ‘the dignity aad boar of a jrtictal station. J felt thee @y personel imterests requ ful etiens outs proferetoval bee igees Soteithet wud ing ciate it, was made | have er by jonny men of high ebarscter, of ati political particn, who ln maticre relating fo the jadolery lay de poiitical preference” aod they bave insisted stances, it was my duty Thowe anlottations, as well at @ sense of (ty viigations to tn Convention which oominate’ me, are iodeced m, ( er the existing etrenm. copt es @ Breckinridge | eet, who recently apoke in + ea my faive | prejudices, no. to decline; | receive invitations in very strong isuguage that thelr presence ts not required in those lovali- ties, They cry out that the liberty of speach is infringed upon, And when thoy hear of the hanging of ‘black republican incendiaries, through whore instramen- tality whole cities and villages have been destroyed by conflagration, with one breath they laugh at the people at their exhibition of signs of fear, and with the next they denounce the just punishment which follows the offenders as an infriagement upon the froedom of action. They complain, too, because they are not allowed to spread their arguments in favor of republican doctrines before the Southeru people. Setting aside tle practical part‘of their reasouing, sech as John Brown raids and ‘the operations of the Texas incendiaries, let us look at some of their opinions, and then ask ourselves whether the Southern people are vot justifiable, taking in view the peculiar position in whicl they are placed, iu dealing summarily with all persons whom they may fod to their midst bolding similar sentiments, The first extract we give from Helper's book, which is now being spread over ‘the country ag a campaign docu ment, \nteaded to ald the election of Lincoln to tue Presidency :— Against this army for the defence and propagation of slavery, we think it will beau easy matter, independeat Of the negroes, who in nine case® ont of ten’ would be delighted wita an opportunity to cut ther master’s throats, aud without expecting a eiogle recruit from either of the free States, Engiaad, France or Gormany, to muster ove at least three times as large aud far more respectable, for ite utter extinction. But we are wedded to one purpose, from which uo oarthily power can evor divorce us We are deiermined ty wboian #avery at ail hazards—in defiance of ali opyoailion of whatever oature At ts possible for elaveocrats to being agsiagt us, Of tos they pen Soe J take gooa notice, aud guvciu themacives ac cordingly The next is from a speech deiivered by James Watson Webdd:— If wo {ail at the bailot box, what then? We will drive slavery back, sword in band, and so help me God, ve- Heving that to be right. with them Mr. T. P. Chandler, in aspecch delivered in Brookline, Mags,, on the 27th ult., said Fellow republicans, our course if clear, Tt is to vote down slavery new and always Now and always to vote down every mao who favors this great hellism of the Dineteenih century. Here is a geatiment of Mr. Erastus Hopkina— If peaceful means fail us, and we are driven to the Inst extremity, when ballots are useless then we will make bullets edective. Mr. John P. Hale, of New Hampshire, one of the main pillars ia the republicaa edifice, who bas been twice | eleoted by them to the United States Sonate, has aaid:— | If it comes to blood, let blood come. If that issue must Prociai med ‘with the knilo, end }, the steel bas sometimes glisteced ‘and when the battle wae over, they were always second best. Such are the doctrines of black republicanism. Can the Southern people be blamed if they look with sus. picion upon all who come among them sane lar ideas’ ‘Tux Nuts Cosgamonat District or Mastacucamrrs — We have before announced that the republicans in this district, conceiving that Hon. Eli Thayer waa not siti. ciently ultra to carry out their “brutal and bloody” doc- trines, had thrown him overboard, and nominsted for his successor Goldamith F. Bailoy. Mr. Thayer did not ad- | mire this mode of treating = ‘“faithfu! representative,” and therefore resolved to try Lis chances as « stump caa- didste, Ia reference to the canvass a Worcester repudit- can journal says:— Berens Gretiay tae wontons letter to Hon. Eli Thayer, ee rua for Congress as a bolting candidate, ginia, Washington and Karent, to run Reomaee in Worsestor. Wel., we ere peogrens: re and @ popular sovereignty people—it & wi rigat A Stacks Rarreticay Amateca Actor —Miss Kimberiy bas been playlag in the “Qctoroon,’’ at the Portiand, Me., theatre. A man named Nathan Winslow, a wealthy cit!. zen of that piace, @ diack republican, strong ia bis eup- port of old Abe Lincoln for President, a momver of the Vigilance Committee for the forwarding of runaway slaves ‘Ww the British provinces, aad geaeral mauager of the ua. dergrouad railroad, dashed upon the etage on Thuraday bight, the 2Ttb uit., whea the “Octorvon” was about | finishing up ber part, by dying with poison, and under- ‘Wook to end the play in @ diferent fashion, laviting Zoe" Some said that the {uterioger on the stage waa excited, carried away by the mimio scene others that he was crazy and others ventured to say that be was a iittic “how come you so.” The man bimseif expiaine the af fair in the Portland Aderrticer of Saturday last, wherein it appears that be wat only tryiag his haod ata litte tink. ering of the play. ‘His explanation is #0 fuunily impudent ‘ith my family, 1 went to the eatied the “Ostorova."” I performance, and with the in all its Me, eave ia te choniog sor 1o—the doacl: | of the lave Tt then occurred to me that the scene would be just a¢ effective aod iatin\teiy more pleasant and bnew vd to audience, were |: 80 altered that, in- ‘the Octoroca’ shout ay who performs tne part of the wems, cat aot Lt went re as ont at the m ment a wallow ths puiaoaous leaped over the ' He, hold! fo “ fy with me, and I will 9: ‘Ve Silage, om Uadecground you ta eatery tbe dit vot Teeage ae her deliverer ta me, and [ re‘iret bebind the rcecos Mad it bees understood and carried ont conten, aftor placing Zos on to return to the stage, aa- the parebaser aud ait the be could emaand Of course, I nod say that T ato not emulons of Listrionic fame, bu deep!y loterested in the “ Wo Keep the institution before the peopte. Frowps Ciaction —The Stale election in Florida took piace oa Munday for Governor aod member of Congress. ‘The folowing are the names of the can \iates for those oftices — Fawn. Gov: ener Eiward Hops ine, Longrene Ben). Alien Looxs Lint a Fromt.—foo. J. R. Sneed, of Georgia, sere of How. Wiliam BH Stier, (oat he @ “notoriously A dastard, sud irresponsivie, a& be bas proved hiumsel to be, in nit the forms of accountability -sooge ced among gentlemen,” and further, chat Mr. Stiles is (‘a base and malgrent slanderer of both the tiring and the dead.‘ JurtaTons "Stealing the livery of heaven to serve the devi in’ Us represented (a & political eense by (he adop- thon by the Wide Awakes of the uniform and tactics of the huyw Nothings, Wie Awaces ot tam Waren Hoves.—Seven of the Wide Awakes that went from Ballston to attoed the Scheneciady celebration passed the might in toe lockup. Tie Gem KOWRIDUR [ARTY Iv Mastactomnrs, —Some of the ition journals say the Brecs rt party are got- ee re feabie and weak in Mase. n wette, but thoy still ent strength Je’t t» draw Uheir-pay. THE SLAY: x TRADE. The aitiiane of the Slaver Erte. The ship Erie, of New York, whic © arrived hore yestor. dey, was captured by the Unived States steamer Mo- ican, August 6, with 897 6laves on b 4, 860 of which were landed at Mowroyia—the remainin,* 37 laving died on the peeeage up. The Erie eatled from Monrovia August 29, i charge of Lieut, J, W. Dimmivgton and paswed Midas) \ipwan Todd, with @ prize crew of ten men. Three prisone."8, sappesed to be the captain, Orst and third mates, are on board. The United States steam frigate Niagara avfivad at Loando the first week in August. All well, * UNITED STATAS DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. Oct, $—The #ffidavit of John W. Dimmington states that he is ® Lientevant in the United States Navy, com- mancding the American prize ship Erie, of New York, captured by the United States steamer Mohican, 3. W, Geodon, commander, about forty miles off Congo river, oa the West Coast of Africa, on the &th of Auguat, 1860, bay- | ing on board when captured, 897 Africans, consisting of | men, women, boys, and girls; that when captured there were about thirty-dve Evropeans and Americans oo board of ine Erie; that Capt. Nathaniel Gordon cleared the Erie from Havana on the ®th Apri), 1560, with a per- gon named Warren a# first mate, and a person supposed to be eecond mate; that deponeat (Dimmington), in obe- dience to the orders cf Capt. Godon, of the United States steamer Mohican, landed the Africans at Monrovia, Libe- ris, on the West Coast of Africa, and delivered them to | Rev. John Seys, United Stat acont for liberated Africans at tbat point, and brought tae ohip Erie, and Nathaniel Gordou aad the two mates, Inte the port of New York on toe 3d of October, 1860; that they sre now in the Brook- lyn Navy Yard, and deponent prays that they may be apprebended for detaining eaid Afrieanson board said veesel with the intent to make them slaves, contrary to the laws of the United States. Mr. Wilooxon issued three eeparate warrants for the captain aud two mates of the Erie, | A number of papers were found on board the Erie, amcvgst which were several belonging to Blisha R. Payne, formeriy master of the brig Jobu P. Hooper, an alleged blaver. UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT. Before Hon, Judge Betts. Oct 3—In the Matier of the Alleged Slave Bark Kate, her Tachie, do ~Application was mace by Mr. Donobue for the appointment of an eppraiver of the above veseel, fod that, upos giving stipulations for value and costs, the vessel be delivered up to the eleimant In the Matter of the Alleged Slave Bark Weather Gange — A bs'milar application was made in ibis case. In the Matter of the Aleged Siave Brig Thomas Achorn — A #imilar application war made in this case The Court cranted the applications, and the appraisers fre to be ecreed upon by tue District Attorney and the Gentiomer who Desive s Fine and Eile- fant Hat ehould call ut ESPENSCHULD'S, 115 Nasmau street Fait Fashions -Leary & © Sacces- gore HUNT & DUARNBUEY, lesders ad introducers of tansione for gentlemen's Hais, new aanouace tee Fal) Myles po eedy, a Mes & é and 6 Amer ee. + Hongings at ireday), Oelo- yi AN, com. The Trade of Pape 4 through, tie dar 4,04 16 Murrey eareet, by wer Po'el ek a. a. Fall and Water Boots—The Beat in the city LOBIN BROOKS & BON (emtabished 1629), 133 Fulton wtreei. rt Keres in the & iy Should not Vat! to Phrenological Cabinet aad Moveam of FOWLER & 8, 308 Broadway. Mere may Beas tend Caste from ihe beads at wished and notoriou: Eheeroo bars, Morde: el Delineation given when desired. Brooklyn Photo; | Samael UBAS. H. Wt many of the most distin men, Orators, mviete Oe: deseriptions, loves Character, whis egren phs.—Mintoture AMBUN'S Gallery, Metavliabed Prince of Wales’ Ball —Over 50,000 La- dies bave proclaimed that LALRD'S Liquid Pear ts tbe'ouly ar. ‘Ucig that will preserve and beauty th comp o mad akin, 59 Broadway. Stelaway & Son Overstrang Grand ond equate Pinnne nr now conridered the best manufactrrad; are warranted for Sve years. Warerooms 82 and 66 Walker The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines may now be had for Fifty Dollars, at 600 Broadway Finkle & L Lyon ‘Sewin papy.—All msebines ranted to Money relunced. Agents wanted. The Best Manutacturin; Bashinns im the wore 1. of SING! Machine Com. ire, perf ot satisfaction or 683 Broadway, N. and mit 20,'s, 458 Bi Payne & Baker's Celebrated Nolascless i Machines the bert in une for family sewing. 696 rotten, New York, and 142 Fulton ae eaentonie Brovaiyn. Prof. Nerth on Sewing Machines. it Fomer could be called up from his murky hades, he would fing the adventof GROVE & HARRIS a8 n more benienast miracle of art than was over Fuloan's 8 He would de- Bounce midnight shirimaking as “the direful spring of woos Gnnvmbered.””—Prof, North ** Paiont ‘Champion Fire ond perver Prot bates, 251 Broadway, coraer of Murrey inns, Union aaa ver and Shirt mAker, No 687 Browdway. sennre eas Dhiris to orger. Love of Strong Drin« Care. Doctor ZELL'S vemery will cure 4: ens. Can he given (unknown) in enfier, t iquor. Price #1, Depat 63 ‘Division street, You can vow & hat dear one from rain, Use Parker Bro 's London Olab Smace It la ape ior to nit ethers now wold, and ie fur wale by all re aeciable grocery every» he A. J. PARKER, 19 Beekman street, Agent. Gouraud Medicated Soap ts so Well inown toexerciae remarkable setion om the human skin that rr to nnpounce that fh uAy be bad wy tae old counsel for the claimants LIBSRATED SLAVES AT MONROVIA—THE CARGO OF THK STORM KiNG. ‘The following account of the con tition of the negroes who were fouuc on board tae two blavers recently captur- ed on the cosat ! Africa by our cruisers and restored to liberty, tb from the letser of & young gectloman beiougt to Salem, who 18 now residing in Liveria for puaposes trade, Mr. Seys is the United States agent for recaptured Africans, and Commercial agont at Monrovia. The Storm King has just arrived ot Norivik, wad wo presume ber cap. tau and officers and ihose of the Eric, will be turned adrift after a mock trial, to reeagage iu their nefarious Mownorta, Aug. 28, 1960. ‘The place haa been (1 ag uproar for two days, on ac- court of the arrival of two large elavers—one brig, the Brorm Kivg, containing 617 Coogoes, and the ship Erie, with 650, both of Kew Lork, and bolh capiurea by Ame- Ticku meb-of war—aa unprecedented affair They wre ali turned over to Mr. Seys, aad have been landed. bat io the world will they do with the 1,600 from Key West’ 1 went on board the Storm King early yeetercay morning, with #r, Seyr acd Dr. Roberts, the Colonization phyei- Cian, Aud such & Fight I] never beheld. There they were, just ap they were captured, ell perfectly aude, one balf om decd, and toe other in the Bold. As it was their breakfast time they were nll going the exercise Pap oe their hands acd singing, a they were taught in the factories. They are kept in sucu @ crampet con- dition tha: this is necessary to bealth. I never was on board a slaver before, nud it was eine Oe feelings Ta red degree to think that poor human (though many, I declare, looked an; ning bat bu- | man) were to have move been carried across auantic ia Buch a ntate. When we came on boari, and Mr. Seye ta’ked to them ‘through an interpreter, reiling them that they were no pone ode agen did my heart good to hear the suout of exnitetion ead the expression of delight visible on every ‘countenance. ‘The day after, came the ship, but I taought I bad seen Her lot are ia @ worse condition than ‘most of them are nothing but skeletons, and so at present taey are uuabie tw stand, Many had to be carried to the receptacle io chairs, and afew were ravivg crazy. Most ail were covered of all kinds, and 2}! have “oraw craw” very badiy, ba @ beart renting sieht. The brig is « beacty,® little rising of 200 tons, ond model, gous hom oat ahd apparea' at Weer ol is rated New York, here, May 2, and she tated afew vay after a, Tt ls undouotedly the Storm ng. pores Tt tw la Court of General Sesstons. Refore Keoorder Barnard. cr. 2—The first case disposed of this morniag waa an fodictment for felonious aspeult, the defendant, ment 'was suspended. Eliza Reynoids, « shopiifter, pleaded guilty to grand Jarveny, having stolen a picce of silk valued at $72 from Jobu O'Donveil, 367 Grand street, on the LTth of Meptom- ber. An Officer arrested by ib the property iu her ssio0. ‘The Recorder vent usr to the Mae prieon or three years. Mary Watson was jotutly ladicted with Mire Reynolds, but judgment was suspenaed in her cane, Charles Coll was tried god convicted of obtaining movey uncer pretences, baviog ou the 3th met Jobe F Ctlmore (a reideat of Maine) on one oi the Stonington boats, sul Indeced bie tw take = walk, ia order, he vaid, to purchewe a #ving machine. Whtie they were walking op Grou’ way Cul went tat a bank catecribiy to get acheck casbed, and wheu hs camaout be requested Gitwore to give him $26, tor which he pleagec ax security & $100 bill on the City Trost Cempacy, Which peowed to be worthions, aa there is 00 auch inetitation in etietenes Toe prisuacr will be sea teneed on Wedseedlay Court Calendar—Tnte Day, Now 4Uk, O17. et, #27, 490, 00 Srymins Corer —Mart OAS C47, 644, G1, 665 631, 696, 657. G80. 691. 229, 180, TY, WA, 242. SOPERME Corns Cincuit —No sala: tbe orcer 10 tne New Ravencane. Part 2 ed) Pride» Common Prear —Part 1—Sox 2601. 9061. 2080, 1645, OG W066, ites. , Th, 2197, B1SY_ BI40, S141, 2148, Vert 2. ‘s. a1T4, ZiLS, 2116, Stu 1g@ w 41s, 2125, 2127 2129 wo 2150 Unite Staves Doerner Gecat Now 24, 86, 26, 28 to Drawitogs of BH. France's Oclawere » a, Cos Lorient easy 176 Oo. 3, 196) 47, 3. ah, 20, 40, Bs, 15, 6, 65, 22, 1 Vawbiar sont treet hares by Addreerne Dom Wiiminavon, Delaware. Drewipgs of the Del ware state Lote wren — WOOD, ADDY £ 00 i of ey me ti, Octoses 4. U 15, 25, We ia 23. cues § sl, “th, at Ww. 12, Wumingion, pearare, DY 200. St irele Missoort “ Bang tem meg ‘The Guarda. js the we a < undress Hint for vow Box. of Bo U2 Broadway Gur milhar- frieods 0° tha mar wil appro vin ihecomel romp!t feet ei to them. Koow's elegant Fi at ta for nen, Vemen ja wen geners! appreciation, beeps Knot and asians constantly busy. Hew Can ole be Peg ro o’bers by the'r superior Bree yong wen cing by odes tthe Wied Renfrew ¢ Ca Ri Su: pason Caps pore Je ‘The Fraledoreh Giz Ove Shirts tor MOODY'S BHIBT M. AT conse | Medicated Sump, as a Pre- server nod besuilier of the unan cuticis 40 well known to wnavance that It ia etill for wale ab old depot, €7 Wacker street Surpasses All cosmetics Radical Cace of Hernin, or Haprare = ah. BB. MARSH, of the well known bo: Do. 2 Venny cree’, Avtor Hone, gpestal aurvtion w the mrgca ee ‘A Clear Com pis: intien Une PITALON piston” i Reeteee by ail “Snow White Oriental Oresca.”? “Ladies Sexutiter:” “Sarw Whie Ortental Cream. Beautitu: ow White Orieatal Cream.’ Phalon « Son's Bold by All drugaty. ce ae. Phalon’s Price 6) conte per bowie. Hair Dye, We pees: t vor'd. Whoirrnis and privately applied. No 6 Astor Hovse and Tou- cotall The Dya Bi jows Wigs, Toupres at Hear Die have taprosements nataral and eoay ; verter Bond street. Barry's Tricopherons Best and cod renestng teokals, Ladiex try to Sold ty al bree: rviug aed resorting ir. a, bey the 7 druggists. His Hair Dye—50 Cents, Biack or brows; best ju use. Depot No. 1 Barclay atreei, and sold by Novelty. CHrehugh’s 1 20 Brostway, ve — No iy yaiy ha nen Partings anstaia ext © A. " *.—Partings , OpocmLe bentnd. Sar af Hew armel Gouraad’s maooved Oriental Cream for the egmolesio; ‘Beware of « rounterfe't, Inimitable Catter of Hate and ‘appearance, No 1 Barclay street. Hair Ail, whiskers to suit the Lye & cents. Benutitul Comple: Pear! bas achieved 5 = depois Scrofels.—A Vew Bottles of Kennet Sree tees oy et Sng Colds and Cata- SOD Live O11, SELLY. Fever gue prouwptly Subdaed b: BULLOWAY'S Vegetable Pils All other preparations iar 6 mS Temeira base a pernicwus itaence the commu Tiiog, whe theen Pilla renovate ibe entire aywie.. without ee tailing unpleasant covsejurnees, Diseases of the Lungs and Throat Sac cosetully treated by BW. VONDERSMITH, B. othoe, 18h Bowery Marrted. Portex.—m Tuesday, Oct 2, by the «ev. Joel | CRA Parker, Wriutiam H. Crago Abia city. CanxisG—Ciank —Jn this city,on Thursday «vening, Sept 27, by = Rev Mr. Hare, 1 RN. Canwive. of New Brunswick, N. J., to Mirs cram F. Cams, of New York, to Mins Avsin Pornss, all of California please copy Dhexsas—Fonsee.—to Brookiyr, Oct 3, by the Rev. Dr . Mr. Cosavey F. Dickman to Misd Tova C. Forres, ll of frookiyn Eaax - MoQe ann —O0 Tuesday, Oct 2, by the Rev. T. Bumarn l’. Poax to Macy dest daugh'-* of | MeQuerie, Kaq., of Dtica, NY Moxem— uarnas —n Wednesday, October 3, .. the Memorial church, by the Rev. Edwia RT. Cooke, Jamas 1. Mow Jr, to EMnty A., davguter of Joba Gn .naa, Eeq., a!) of thin ony ty —te Westport, Cona., by sv Y. Bort, Cuamias H. Tavror, to Gxonate, dnaghtor ol Wm. A. Rcberae. Toxst—Vaw Sonocnuovey —On Toeetsy, October 2, At the residecco of Joni Woile, Faq, by the venorabia Dr Nott, President of Uoion College, Samext Thonwe, of Therndale, Putrhowe covnty, to Purne ¥ , eldest ds qhter of the lete Wm. H Vaw Seboontoven, of Troy, N.Y. wiea. Bowpes —On Towsdey tober 3, at the residence of his tather, No 105 West Twouty- pinta street” tsease of the lungs, Tuoms# Issa0, eeoond fon of Wo sud Mary months and 12 4.yr. ancen of the family ure me rpectfully invited to attend hie funeral, the sere'ces .¢ whieh will tare pince st ve Madiion aveuve Proay cherch, corner of T#e alate ~ Mrd.ee nue, thin (Taureday) oe o'clock, amr toa 14 Geraoverr afer «lor. eed pa’ ful Winewe, Mra if Frederic Bobrens, aged 82 years aod 4 de: ‘The reatives tad frie members of German Owl [+ vinan Oak Loige No, 7. A © reepectfuiy ted | attend her funeral, bet ste residence, No. retingien street, th s (Phare. the art and «90 the tO 4 Saat the resVience of ble fate ahernow, Oetoder %, Writs: leabe! F. Bests, aged 20 tua BLACKWorh le thin city, oo Toeaday, Ocwobor 2, of conena ption, Mee. Hastie: Btackwou, wite of aylvester Hi Bick woot, io the 68a year of ber age. ‘The freende of the family are bg to attend the fup- ral, from ber Inte re coe, No. 469 Sizth avonne, thie (Thursday) a’tornoen, at helt'paat one o'clock, without Juriber Robes. BURIFY.—Io Rrook!vp, on Wednertay morning, October 2, im the Tih year ot be age, Jom M, eldest child of James B. and Cornelia Suriey oe On Friday afternoon, at ence of bit erapdtather, Joka W. Manley, Beq., No. 885 Pearl stece’, Mrvokiya. The relatives nbd friends are respectiy without further invitation. vied to attend / Frawcts, son of William F Jer, nged 30 metas apa® ‘The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of sae | at MOODY'S shirt Man: Sere at . Scotch Wool and Shaker Knit Under- | witeof Dare Hh Duck garments, all wires, at Mol AUGHLIN' "a Birt factor corner Greenwich and Murray siree's, oan igh’ MEATOO—A Case of eg: } (id onc Sans Wivereen 3. Dew, Her fonoral will take place this (The a TS ela) morning, be seep (admiasiowm freed | te ‘Trial bottles § ceniaesch. 67 Walker Ne + 10 o'clock, from the rr Sitonre of her brother tn taw 7 PCW LULA NTS. vor Hioks etrest, between Uryraw nnd Harrison streets | “== ‘auim AND Bree nye. we friends of th. ¥ finity will attend witout Ar ven » eoprered wage iets 22 aoe P's 4 } ferther wo se: | Gupenacens® On Wednonta,” morning, October 8 of } ee | Gipbshenia, amie Gite eae . Foros Athaaacal sg bse . Te es ily are respoettolly | PRESEPRRETZ® vxyY eve | (netted to atteud the funeral, tie i eraay) Greene, |" oe | OF At Lo clock, from 280 Stanton str r we Tho Oxpmey Oa Weeneaday pan Feldve W . young ar vor | est ens of & Worden aud Emeline Geluey » aged 6 mootns 4444 aud three ¥ } ‘Tre fonerat will take place from the rae idence of bis {BF | parent#, 290 Dean evreet, Brovklya, this g7wursday) rr | etternocn, at four o'clock. yyrer | Cuimex In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October 2, afer a | YFFFY short "nese, Asgria Gremy, aged 61 years, Ber friends abd acquaintances, aiid th we of the Cumily, RO! sre reeycetfully invited to atten! the foneral, fe kL, reeicenes of her Drother, Thomas (ween, in Gram A NEW STYLE 01 | street, between Myrtle and De Kalb avenues, Brook 4¥®, by express to } Ws CSeareday) & Doon, at two o'clock | _ Basen. —On Tuesday, October 2 after af }) ness, Ansig J., Quughter of Chas, O. Hateh, year of ber Ne 1” Phe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- | the points | tend the funeral, from the residence of her futher, No. 40 \ tre of the West Forty six:h street, this (Thursday) mora tance eight o'clock, without further notice. ‘Ths rena! | — be taken to, Somers, Woatchenter county, for Interment, | ot See ee | By the quarter past’ ten o'clock A. Mt Froriom Railroad Kaw train, on Thursdoy. eo, Importers Homann Ont ‘Tuesday, October 2, Jom~ D, Homeware, MEN’ | u the 56th year of bis age. | Wholesale wade supplied | _ His friends and those of the family are respectfully ta- | vited to attend the funeral servicer, at the Cbarch of St. | | Vincast du Paul, West Twenty-third streot, this (Thurs. day) afternoon, at two o'clock, withont farther notice, | Savannah and Philadelphia paper» piease copy. Hanronp.—On Tuesday evening, September % at her residence, New Canaan, Conn., after © brief illaess, Mawca | Srnaxoz, wife of Noah Hanford, ix the 49th year of ber age. Hor friends and acquatmtances and those of ber sephew Barmuel Auld, are respeotfulty invited to attend ber fu poral, from bis residence, 277 Jay ttreet, Brookiya, this (Thursday) afternoon, at’ three o'clock.’ Her rerains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. MoGiyn.—On Tuesday morning, Ooteber 2, at one o'clock, of congestion of the brain, Jonny MoGrex, of No ‘01 West Thirty-third street, betweeu Ninth ‘and Tenth evenves, the only son of Paul MoGiua, in the 88d year ' of bie age | The frieots and acquaintances, and those of his fathor | Bod urck, John Metin, also those of his brothers-in. Jaw, James Smith and Jobn Logan, are reapectfully tm ited to uttend tbe fuveral, from bis iate residence, Nov 491 West Thirty-third airect, this (Thureday) afternoon, ‘t one o'clock, Without’ further notes. Rawpos,—On Tuesday, Gctober 2, Aden Wart Rawoos, youngest daughter of Margaret and the Inte Free | man Rawdon, aged 2 years aud T months. Relatives aud friends of the fomily are invited to attend the funeral, at the reaidence of ber mother in Mott Haven, Werlcheeter county, comer of Boston row aod Main this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without notice, Carriagee will be in attendance at No, 188 ‘Third avewue, at half past twelve o'clock, to convey tho frigure to the above place ICRARD —(n Monday night, October 1, at bis resi enor, No. 22 West Twenty second street, of disease of th beart, Pxanmick R¥ICHARD, a native of France and for mer!y merebant in this city th yeuroi nis age Ris frievds, aud those of ¥ are respectfully re. tend hie func on, Twenty ninth sb ennes, this (Taurse 1 farther novice. —At Bioomiield, N. J eae, which the beloy wife of Ale ged 48 y mths and 16 slays The friends and roiatives of th invited to attend the funeral, th: at two o’cleck, from her late without fortper iovitatios, Rovs.—Ou Woduesday, Ootoher 3, of disease of the beort, Wiazas GRroxGe Ross, 0! this city, aged 28 year ‘Toe fricnds of the famity ant those nf the deceased respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take piace trom bis iate residence, No Is Sewond #treet, thio (ihureday) , Wt Unree o'clock precisely. Savint —At Wallkill, Orarge county, on Tuesday, Orto- ber 2, Mr. Jom Savirt, aged 74 yeurs and 6 moutue. ‘Tbe funcral Will lake pace th (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock Susrnay.—On Woednesdey, Ocioder 3, Jas Suarues, son of Jeremiah aud Margaret Sheonan, of Castle Maine, county Cork, Ireland, aged 19 year’, 9 montis and & de friends aud relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attevd the funeral, ov Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, irom the residence of his mother, 247 Mul | Merry etreet. newr Prince, New York. Hs remaias will | be taken to Calvary Cem atery for iuterment. SmuiMwaN ~—-On Wednesday, October 3. Jouv mes soupgest child of William M.'aud Savan Stillman, aged T year, 10 months and 17 days, |" The funeral will take piace on Friday morning, at toa | o'elock, from the resideace of his parents, 116 Livi street, Brooklyn, His remains will ve takea to Bridgo- port, Conn. .for interment, |“ Sytrrm —On Tuesday evening, October 2, of consump- | ton, Winttam Sxv7H, aged 96 years. ‘The friend and relatives ot the family are respectfully invited tomitend the funeral, this (Thureday) afternoon, | at one o'clock, from bis late restdeace, Bay Ridge, L. Aix remajus will be taken to Calvary Cometery for ‘inter. | ment. SCANLOM —On Tueeday, Ootober 2, after a whort iliness, | Jous Scantow, formerly of the parish of the Rose, evan: | ty Kilkenny, ireland. | Bis faneral will take place thie (Thursday,) afterroon, ureh of the Traps r at balf past one o'clock, from bis law residence, Cole street, near Hamilton avenue, Brookiyn. His friends and Commerford, are invited to attend. | Sori —In Jersey City, N. J., on Wednesday, October {ate Jonm Squier, Jr , aged 2 years and 2 months | "the ‘The Folate and frience of tbe family and thone of her from the residence of ber mo- 246 South Sixth rtreet, Jorsey City, this (runes jusintances, also his two broth: “4 in-law, Petor and $, Macorm, infant daughter of Wargaret sud the Joseph Dodd, are respectfully invited | £ to ‘attend ‘het fee f Sr morning at tex o-clock, without further invitation, day) Her remains will be taken to Weaticld, New Jersoy, (or —— it by 4 Gy —, saan may py is city, on Wedn October 3, cise, only daughter of E. A. and Harriet M. Woodward.) aged 7 months and 21 days. Her remaive will be taken to Greenwich, Coan., to-day, intermen. WERICAN AND FORK: PATENT ori FICK. How PATENT ' INTE RE TIRG To INVENTORS AND P) TRNTE@RS. i 7 wa whieh they ell beara mind CAMERIcaN have om experteoce in the etamination have had more esses Dromabt under thelr Immediate notice than any other pa'eot rapid and enecessful prosecaurn of an iret ot proteasions! busiess, Mewre MUSN & 0. 4° made thoursods x Sersona! exarn'nations at the United Fates Patent Office intn the nov ity of inventions, and are fa- miter with the law, roles and regulations that @.veru the exa m valle Of cases and are Daring dally interonarse with ie Weate and the e@raminers, race nnd Toot alent. Axe States enn oder ual Wy org w she ‘worthy A 3., of Uhis come: pian in ished to proc arr pevesia tn (rea Han’, vanes, Hatgiute. Austen, Russia, Prva pain Toland: oF ary ciher foreiss county were’ yxr Sent lawn elm, Mente. ona thelr netee in Loudoe. ‘ccd Brusorias ena alimnd (s' the bustage wah roost tox 4 and bay upon application. (urriah all newdfin a To perso at thelr vilices ta Naw York and Wash ington or by letter ventora who wieh to personally conmult witl: Meswrs Muon 4,0, cam irewly 0 so, ani rverire promolly all veeétul ad free of charge, acd the © letters wii! be wenied ne con- Princtoa) ofice—37 Park Row, New York city. Branch office—Sorver of P nnd Feventa streets, Washing D_C., rveoatre the Unived Bates ¥ Ofer. ‘erelge ottices—L oe Chanee fe oe tom VENTOWR. A pamnbdirt of ndvion how to seenre fattets Patent farniahe? SE Ree nen, 28 HIRTS TOT ail comannications ronsidered Comic ential » re KAllors of the eomnriic Ame au Hestrater, weekly osper for juventors, manufacture mrehanicn Tenor ear, Cl for six memtba Fpecimen rom hare of ibe Paper sent free oa applicatim t No. 37 Pack row, Now York, 10 AND 12 ANN 8 Stoalf dress Boots! A'e wate. 47 JonRe, aeen Us eT.-WAVE Yor the $4.0 double T WM. RVERDELIVS 8OND—W avelones of (be laiew sty ine. hetablehed 181 RTHUR KENDAL, A WINE MERCHANT No. 6 South Witham auert New York, AND DDING CARDS et, 8. OY 106 Pile | PRR to beatin. Hs rie, | OLD PORT WINK, in botiion | OLD BRANDIFS. in bottien | OLD MADAIBAA, to berjen, Champagnes of various brands, in quantities to eutt (amtliag At whole ala prices fr « 7 OMBREDES, sas BROADWAY —JURT INTRO. | Handmade (ard, \ | dneed, the Urey eR | we se Tewine MACHINE | renaand in pret: ' 16 eens iar fat tl Sold Wry all Droggieie, th ait | j B WARE OF nerd a4 | ‘The most pleasant cordial of tte pon ‘vost valuable tonic and medicine ninte -sonnected with ‘ dung reueray, end wih @ y Krosera and ern aie cual tant nde by the 8 LF Jt, 90 Front street, New Tort. EARD AND MUSTACHE WiLL s PROM Breer nd vroocilis durian the vistas ws Ms grow, why ‘bow we my Onguent, mitch will foray Chiee se in n few weeks, and won't staia or lajure the win Price $i noid by deaters generat! . GRAVAM, 109 Nassac street, Gres ae BITTERS— Ae BENEFsCTOR. Prepared of the fae etlon, ladulevoy. de, 40, vealed and mene by aamber sf ‘the: moat oe i . AD: Price cons ons be MOHD fa ERNATH TS 61 Rave® airoet, et. New Fork. NUAPPED HAND! gage YF ys Fo opine rc vm C Aadpreventive. = Ce Aa keer ep the jens weather. | Only 2d-ee" ta, ent by anal for 30 oende. ROUMAN @ CO.. Cheminta aan os, UG, 309, SUL aud 75 INVERTED me ee yar sea of tbe feet curedy eter Ww physicimas and surReamg #: Cc. XS BUNTONS, aad al incanwentenee to De Fovodist. 790 Bromdway of the elty. “Cox, ANT » COME Qu, oR.” 0 THe ‘Sear Dr, VON MOS HARES stay in New York draws toe close, in conseque vee of in the South ent. hy Dr. iMCH AIM Ba py " 187 Clin'on place, _ Between Fifth and Si*barcowm \HAPPED HANDS AND LIPS CURED IN ONE NIOMY g Ab os og VO SDRREMITHS ng Ageuise Camborne. AS ‘8 Broad- otbers are counterfelta Decot y; Mae. Haves, Breok p= DEAFNESS, 3, DEAFNESS AT ONGK REMOVED. READ TESTIMONY. wee GAIE oF Ur. Vou Mosebalsker treated A vist one far, folly and satisfactory, My bens ‘wes restored ena Lawes ua goed as ever, aad Tada wy 4 27 10 hi (arom, President of the Bani of the bas operated on me for desfnese, tried several auriew 1 seem x -athnf aureus, tn S without any sablatuotoey Bolt for whieh Tnder tat my thanks, ‘and always my qrale- ul remembrance. 107 CLINTON PLACE, BEIWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES. < <a aera aR meee R, QUERL'S D QUERULACK CURKART won, ihendes rues etvccot er am sof shogp and dolly. Penta Bid by Jom . grocer, 63S Broadway, nad by SN re: pectavie grocera P.. meek trae’ en ae oye GREAT reveh reme res inatinate * Mle} medy. « YF, g rel pee ia o aera Dr. Von Moseb: many yeara si i a ) YSPRPSIA— INDIGESTION. spepeia—indigestion.—Ii the whale machinery of the ive ia or ihe ng . ix bendecke, whe ot ae ie ae Bora pick bendaebe, why la not». FORD'S IRON AND SULPH A dzsecpale nnd intigaetiee (par g leeeied food, and enters w formation of pew blood, tron strengthens: tie combioed puipbar converte he were jato guense. This no. Hon 1ipan the blond incresmes the vital or life giving forone of the Ce Rs ocean On Be cewvetene, Olive Tar, 50 cont pine of ders, $1 & package, at 442 Broadway, aud all 1 FANS! im a Sevag oe he mean a FATES Lire pausaw. tn ite most painful forma: imple, bletehee. old iy be oh Nb pant (ect axl : ‘cat be taken wi nomt delicate woman of infant. * ect aatety by the iets He OREAT CL LAATICR BURSSING OF THE AGm. TS ceuta per battle ne _Prigeipal deput 26 Grasd sure b gabeacessced “10 RAILWAY Tray! SLLERS. APPLSTON'S orn; = RAILWAY GUIDE } PRARLY ONB ny DaeD RATLWAY MAPS, reaenth THB PRINCIPAL malin THE OOUNTR3, J. MM DOR 4 CO. MARUPACTERKRS AND Jew\ern CABINET ier PUBNTTURE, open Hove decided to mock to the whoiena! ain. poe gi bey eye ; =a wal Si owen price . . iene D6 and 95 Mast Flonatom treat Pour ray Bowrry own meg yp or beg ha rrnee UR PENN, Onleta i ward ly requested to meet at evening. By order of __ LORNELIC TODARDT Pr wos GRAND, ese AXRD PICCOLO, MANUPACTOTRD. REROOME 816 ERO QDWAT YANN, CNairmas. 7" “CLOTHING TRADA, Real orices current of the mona iw team ( wa aK Warehoure aot Pwlton street. we OTERCOATR Bilge and fosey elem a Comsimere, Peters Commimere Susie to match, $8, 910, 618, ti8, B19 sa Bon Farmabiog Grote of every deerriptioy, retailed wt whoiceale orice. Pais, Aatinei, Aa., Ro. Fy CUOats. cee Fest rine’ Ciotd Freel ‘ks. a uae o 0 furer i ] - | A nad Bower Diminew Dowie... 4, 96 We } PANTS. and Cassino a Mn € | re, Pilot and Benvess rw ¢ x . @e 7 View” A’ the caw styieaof Velvet an s 1s | Gath nnd ¢ caaruere eee 8 sue: | Qomolete Mian’ Com Site oo | % RrANR, ona Pltom street. | Sin od the Red, White ant Be. | _ | gees NEW RAL00N. wd LIAM TAYLOR having nad ome ished, in aleqart style his saloon at ie prepared Li puriie, | TTORPOL AND BOON | west ty opt ae BESS sine Urtetes me LOA Ware that best mations, @yeeete seutery, pales of all Kinds, erop eee worranied ‘9 curs, oF 0 pay, Peake 0 ebay nea \ | iin Broa en New York. Nene gennine one | $40 3h TA KEN SEWING MACHING Taint ony ig cieiere. Cuter oo ¥