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FRiGHTFrL AFFRAY. La.tev ,lnx q out dusk
's he WI rig ,de. ~ere 'utnng tam Harlem
TO the ii along the third avenn., the third r. gi-
mont he ng in advance. ite> were met by car
nan n m d Michael Healey, half drunk, driving
a very spritrd horse IN cart WI en- frsl en-,
y gentle pace. When, no ever, within few rods
of the rronps, he took one at The 'rungs" out uf
t1e cart and dashed the horse 60 violently. III 1
the ANIMAL maddened with pain, rushed iato Q
mi lst If u a through the whole Ii e,
knock'n down some forty or fry men, mo or
O went the horse aud cart, Healv holding tho
rel ;, and, as II is said. malici"us'v guiding il
rough the mills, OF tn. troops. After dash M
'"uph the third regiment, they mex, came
unit" the ninth, where more men were knock.
down and bruised. Ole of the dragnons " =
knorke of ms horse. and ,sceived so bad hut,
that It 10 thought his life is in danger. BY tn Q
time the excitement was tremend US. nverwhe .
ing, Amounting 10 madne.s-all suhnrdlna I'm was
at an end. Vain was il for officer. to cali ~ n
the men to maintain the discipline-they rushe
upon the misera BILE cartman in such confusion
and 50 mpetely o'ser mastered by passion thar
they cut and thrust at each o'hrr, whereby sew
sra Of them were severely injured. Il was re-
ported that two men were thus killed and many
Others dangerously wounded AT this time der-
man Charles Fl. Hale, at the risk of his life, ru he'd
| into the midst OF the frghtful melee and rescued
the cartman with scarcely spark of life remain
ing. he having been cut and slashed most hutri.
bly,. Otfic,Is Rose and Jones happening 10 be u,
| the spot, the poor wretch was given into their Gus
tudy, and b. ih,m conveyed tutNe upper poll
where his MOUNDS ""g" Mnmrria'ely dressed. Hs
received ono sabre woun, Vie lie tha, Is
cor sther-n dangerous BY ,. iast accoun s, how
ever, he was atlll alive Times.
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fURT UF NEW UkLnA\N.

CLEARANCES.
Ship Zutof Merrill, from Hayre.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Hail Columbia Miller, from Virk.burg.
Steamer George Collier, Bcitzh over, rom Louis.
steamer 5shap hurs, lark, from "Hton kou,e,
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The blockade of Blu nos Ayres still con'inusd
10 the 2lsr July. All VI ssels had left the haruor,
There was NJ iPpe mace of any int, n'ion TO com
ply with the deman OF France, The army of
susssssfU'.
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The steamer Nachez, Grey, lett Norfolk fe
this port on Saturday ,hr 29'h S ut
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

yuxHIS magnificent structure has undergone, during
the recess, entire new order oil emhellishinent;
the whole OF the interior has been repaired the cham
deljcr has been taken tn pieces, and its cwt OF cut
glass beads ana drops cleaned and p0lished nothing
has been neglected, either in the building itself or in
engagements, which have been made with the first dra-
actar which the St. Chr has obtained both a, home
anil abroad for its being of the first dramatic Es-
Establishments in the Woild
TN. Orchestra heretofore acknowledged superior.
has been derably increased IN number and talent
nd former deficiencies particular members OF tho
PRAGUE Band.
Daring the season the most successful dramas OF
the day will be prndnced, and in style which It Is pre-
sured will give gener | satisfaction.
The following Ladies' and Gentlemen are IN treaty
"''", JOHN ii. BARTON. Stage Manager.
EDWIN FORREST.
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
j. K SCOTT,
II. j. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S. #. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Nessrs. Harrison hiessrs. Pium.r,
Pearson, Page,
| Farren, Porter,
Williams Davis,
66sSs,' f p.sai.on.
And Others in treaty.
ELLEN AREE, JoSEfHINE CLAC lONs
Mrs. Barnes,
| Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Mesdnmes Farrrn, Mesd'lles. Sidney Cowel
| CU~el, JONES'
| Debar, Chester,
| Plumer, Sc Il,
| Harrison, C. Smith,
| F. Brown, Ravenot
| Madden,
Smith.
s NJ. LEE, Principal .4rtist.
N. Lewis, Costumer
| Well Tailor,
q. Wallis, Properties Maker.
ORCHESTRA
| NIessrs. Croce, Messrs Hoeller
! liHlicnnr. Myers,
Jacob, Storm,
Zrterbar, Luciani,
Destrrges, Chnrltan,
Carl. B. Hopt.
Fay, Eb, rhardt,
krueer. R0va,
| Holland, Smelger,
| Foster, Ciofi
Conduit. ! strella,
Parml Grips,
e linpt, Even
| Patterson. AEtl others in treaty.
ii. W. JONAS, Leader
X. W. Eliot Head Of Police.
sep!7
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| We DO n! imagine, for one minute. thai cur
ntighbor would impugn our motives in the phrase
he has extracted from recent defence of Mr.
| Clay slight error changed the entire mean
ing of "ne which was written, none admire
slavery in the absrract,'' Tor its righ, moral
y, ega " and reig,"usiy, have neher dnu t, ,
nor drea d. We are -Iave-,o'der now, snd We
"een for twenty years past, and so far from nDt a1
milling IT, we only regret that we do moi ow
more. urreterence 10 the warmes advocaes oil
Southern rights was aimed ony at those orators i n
Congress, who have ba,tcd most strongly for do
mestic slavery, who always adm, that it was en-
allied upon us, moi instituted by ourselves, and rha
'hough they did no, argue in favor of slavery in
the abstract, yet 1t exists in the South it was
rllh', just and legal. We have held slaves long,
and hope to no them longer, nor have a scru"
PIE about the right. 10 he arguments present ed
by MIR Clapp IN favor of domestic slavery to IFS
conSis ency with reason, and religion: 10 its unde
n'ao!e superiority over the mis- aiken theory of
'm"n' 'pa'lon, we fully subscribe nd have atun-
aanly often stated our op mon. Our only obiec
was to ward off the shafts which malice aim, a,
he fair fame Henry Clay: and 10 show thai if
in the Sena e Of the uned States he did not eu
logic slavery, as an absact question:, 1t was more
ia def renee to The prjudices OF Others than ilom
any doubts that exis ed in his own mind.
lSr- 1t appears by the Baltimore Chronicle that
1 e lniqul,ous ,ioes on gallant navy that lately
appeared n the Globe, were from the pen of Tho,
RI Zen Oh, and no., As suspected the Secretary OF
the Navy. We are g d thai he repr'arh of sucn
is ak from the far ame Of Mr. Pau d, &
ana hoe that some measures may We, ret ken
iva will make The Missouri hulbu. wish he cJu d
-" expunge" the "a umnles.
The RrgDstery Law he continued IN force in
Baltimore. For long nm. past The loco oco pres
ses have been strs'nirg every nerve to have this
blow repealed by the ballot boxes, and 10
cheer their followers IN have souni pa OF VIC
t"ry loud and strong; IN mere anIlc paion. To
listen to their recsn assertions one might have
anticipated an ovei h,wlng vote ngains, the law
nut the contrary is the case. The good sense OF
the citizens has shown them that to make thef
franchise valuable by preventing false votes, some
such law WAS absolutely necessary. They knew
by woetul experience that the el7 ahead voters
not introduce from neighborlng city for any ad
vantage to them, the Rsgs,ery law was iormed'
md lha next election saw the l,co focos rou tied
Torso and foot. Since their defeat, and the ,lec
ion OF Mr.. Kennedy, the sole aim Of the party has
been TO bring things back 10 Their orr Ilna FORM
The has now been taken, AID the Rcplstry
Law sustained by mvjnri,y "i 7l6
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Joseph Blu Apar', the Count de Survilllsrs
has aiiivei in New Y rk.
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octl |
BUREAU DU voYER DELLA .. MuNrcPAL1rE

g. N contoruite dune solution in cunse de la &c
n, mnuripaile. passee dals la seance de m,ri. Is
aout delnier Avis est dunne que lie 20 do"tue, 1888,
midi. mon huIean "a jugera au rahniS, la four
nj ere d tout b j. lie char ene do IA mumicpalite
POUR it ncor besoi, pour tr.vanx pendant un an
partir du 10 II de l'adju i a'io ; e b i dea
trace , GU; les wha f excspt 8; les bos sriont de
cypre moulin, de bo"u' quailtr, sans anb'r
Aacnr, III IT. n piqure. | n caution satisioiss
81 o. sera exigee.
lDor Hos PILE, Voyer,
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oats and bags eern II Wallace leo bbls -four, Walton
kenp i2s bhls -four and trunk Pogart Hawthorn III
bbls -four Grnning 22 bags hran, and 100 hills -four
Capt Bctzhoover; 43 BAGS Taylor Gardiner; se6 bag do
c"ve Ibis apples passengers hoard; Ia boxes to-
ba co, Isaac Bridge &
,sbursro steamer Hail Columbia. AT bales cotton,
Fen cit FeIriday co.. 2s bales do. Burke Watt $50
DO lambeth Thomson; 81 ha do, H leverch 4 co;
"a bales do, Lyons Harris CO; OF bales do Leoux 10
bales, Caruthers Harris 81 bales Richard Berkr; IA
es Thomas Bnrett: bales Mcchan Dearing hales
do. Rowe Creushaw; 8 bales do, VIM Real; bales.
90, Nugent rurpin ID bis potatoes wners on board
atom ouEe-Per steamer Sem phore-46 bales cotton
Lahdumnry 81 his do, Allan Grenold IS L. Carpenter
l. bs do, Lrdou1 co; 10 bs do, Toedano Is BIS do
Gnnrdn 'eunelt: II bales do Maurin COZ lbs do, nd
horse Folrn, fnlncg Deyeos; 10 lbs do. NJ Dee Ia
"a de-, Rva-e co; IA hs do burke. Wait Coz BIS do
to order; 10 rolls leather Barker Lynch BIS m s. owner
en- 10 r trunk sek and bucaet er ard lot of furniture
boxes chicken uoops board box and parcel Tulane
eco.
PASSENGERS.
81 Louis-Pe- Oeorre Cpier-Mrs Hermen Messr
Hail. Good win, D.las DAVIS Jones. Na'y Kelley
Haynan, White. Grady. Johnston. uns, ulmnn, D"hao
aud ladies' Jarrens-i3 deck, 6 head of CATTLE and Il
horses
victshurs- Per steamer Hail Cclumh'-Mr. Groom 4
ehd; Charles Richie Wil'Irm w Martin. II Steven
'o,, Rrdman, Dirrel, Theahod, Hare-3 on deck.
Baton ROuie-Per steamer SemaphOre-Messrs W"'ra
hert, Euley. Durean Fo,sa e Eeatner, Ney LADY
and 3serrants, Mr. Chidrii David rs and servants
Dupy' Mr. Barnett and lady, Joho J"ra,t lronard
-synrt. MIR valerey. Aain Andrews, Latou, Pointer,
Dunthsrt G Perret, Royar and others.
Memoir ,NDA.
Nav York, lat Ort-Crd sbir Rienzi Morton. fer Ne,
Orleans Arr It Ma y Foster henre: trkansas. Dennis Dc
Philadeltha list Ort-Crd barque Jo.ep lin Johnson fo
New o. leans
baltimore, Oct lst-Crd brig Exist s.on. for orlean
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l,UYB & UTTER ) TON S-3O,N0 running
- ft of curb and gutter stones Of the following d.
mensios. II in i6 ill.,. is in, ill.,, 20 in. and % in
eAccd to arrive between the LIST OF october and 18th
Jannar, next i'll be sold by the subscribers ARR.
wing, by the invoice.
FERNS Cash on the delivery of the bill of ading-
Persons applying shall receive the stones as they ar
rive in the order OF their application.
rETERS Il WILLARD.
,f
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Markets..

MONEY MARKET, &c. October g,
The favorable change noticed having in the Stock
Market saturday has been sustained particularly i'll Raj
Road Stocks in many descriptions of which, further i'm
s,s,, Ra"k eID,,I =, 1884 whnh syo.s small docIiu.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company has declared div
dsnd of per for the last mouths payable the
18th inst
The Dunkirk Beacon notices emission Of ten dolla
counterfeit bills the Bank Of Monroe Rochester, fol
lows: NO 1886 check plate; etter-pay Langworhy
dated March le3s, and signed Ralph Lnster Cahr;
schormerhoru, Pres The genuine is signed Schsrme
korn. PEost,
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Bureau du Gontro1eur-Seeondt unicipaite,

Nuuvrlle t,leaus 10 t"t 1888.
CONFINEMENT une resolution du onseil
Y date du 25 sepemhre 1888 ,des off e. cachete 3
er"nt bureau jusqu'a mardi, lie 27e jon de
novembe proclaim pour ,ruis cent mille piasres des
Bonds de cete mnnicipae, payable dams trenle ans,
ct ortant ntere de six pour cen Fan, t'interei
payable par semestre dams Londres, New York gu a
la Nouve lie orleans, CONNIE | ~era convenu
Les bons dpivent etre pour mill piasres chaque
81 rinterst est nayabe dams les Eats Unis ct pour
d,ux cent rinqu.nte vres sterling s' sont paw ables
Lonres. Les propositions doivent etrr adressees-
proposals for Bonds "
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TIE TRUE A VI EKlCAN.
EGrCED ,Y LOssN Gl..soN.
FAIT2aFUL .4lsO aSCID.
VI. n eszS 4. = VS.:

THURS - ....OCrOBER lsss.
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GOLD LEAF
TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS
rRNHE Subscriher takes this opportunity of inform
ing his friends and custonltrs, tn he still con.
tinues 10 manufacture the f0Iloni ing named articles
Gold and silver Leaf Gold and Fin Foil Bronzes &c.
a'd warrants them superior TO any manufact red i.
the United Stats.
WI LIAM BRADY,
No. 10 South Fifth ST., PHILADELPHIA,
U'All orders thankfully received and punctually
attended to.
The Courier Charleston, s C.. 'rhe TIRE Am.ri
can New rleans, ant Vhy' Cincinnati, nhi,, viii
please insert the above times and sen their bill, &c
the office of the National nio' philadelphia will
papers containing the advertisement
oct5-6t
STArE OF LOUISE tNA-Prrish Count Tor II,
~ Parish aud city of New Orle MS: Pre- lent ,h Hon
Charles 'iauran, Judge, No - ct. 9Th, 1888
jain White, lnsolvent debtor, in actual custody Va
his creditors and tie creditors of White e. Foy Dr
melton OF c. M'AiIlien, Counsel for the InsoIyent
and on giving the Court understand that a sulliccn
number of ceditors in numbcr and ano tut had not an
peared at the eetihg of creditors to authorize dis
churge under the law 1t is therefore ordered by III,
court, that the second ne of the creditors of thu
petitioner and OF hie and Foley take place in oper
Court on Monday. 29ih dav of October 1884, then an,
there TO deliberate The affurs of the petitioner. aut
to 'hew cause why the sud nsolveht should not b
discha ged
Extract from he minutes.
CLERKS Office, Oct Sh 1888.
A VI GUYOL,
ortl0-9tvftd W., 4 IL
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QJ'Consignees Of the goods marked P tI;-ti co
ST ,ckton ~ BemiI, and / } ~ Co.. st Louis FER III D
hannb Il, fro NV York. src quested cal at the
Office OF the subscriber and receive their goods.
LEVI II GALE,
octl0 90 Commo, ct
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FIVE DOLL. rs RE ARD
I OSF on Sunday noln"tg, the 18th inst, in Maya
- zine street, between tanni and Delnrd sts u fine
Go Psn' case, with tine ieer st. e. T. en- raven
S the hrad The finder ill receive the above reward
on len Ing the Pencil ut No. 3, Magazine street 10
which will re udded the owners thanks.
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i..sll TrA-5O boxes Gunpow der lea, in and
10 Id boxes
so do nprrlai do in and 10 ID do;
% do Jung tyso in do,
% Guests LAtra 5 uchon., Just received and for
by JUoLPH CUEhAlNE,
actlD % Gra.ler II
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ENNCHA \Gt. on Boston, 81 am 10 DAYS s. nj
a. IuT saie by
ISAAC BRIDGE & CO
ectln Ioi Magazine st.
Il E.A-lmpernl Tea III Is LOx :, ~ store and
l. tor sac by
STETS)N Il AVERY,
octIW -. 81 Gruv er ST
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4 ENpNS--25 boxes Lemons il good order and TO-
~ snle by READ & BAkSi'W
oct9 Bank Plac.
DICK ,ES, Currie Powder, Sc.-A small invoice
READ & BARST6 w.
rc,8 7 Bank ace
ToDFIsH-5oQ boxes 1Lite and dry Goldfish, io
SAAC BRIDGE & co.
sst5 l34 Magazine
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JOHN CALHOUN ,Comptroleur.

6,NT IT d.; l., l. tiiSI AN.-Conr tie Paroiss;
ALpour la paroisse vile de la NouvcIle 'rlea :,
l838-Nn -Jnrn White, debitrur iis lvanlr, actual
ement en- prison crcamciers ct les creanrss
ct les rreancicrs de White s. Foley-Sur motion
G. McMilien at de Pii$o vahIe ct en- foisant en-.
tnnde a la cour gu un nomhro sutfsan dies rrennrie
en- nompre ct montant ne pas n la semblee de-
creancers pour autoriser decharge s"len n 10 =
dams cettr affair il decr6e par la cour qr'une
conde tssemhi du pettonnairr Ell de c'ux de Whit
& Foley al leu EN- pleine cour unii lie % d'octnhrs
1885, pour de iberer sur les otfaes de John Whit,
pour f.irs saeoir rou,quoi ledt john White
pas decharge scion la lo. Extrait des minntes-Bn-
reau du gretfer, oetohre 1888.
10 nrt NJ GIlYOI.. dennte grefEer,
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DROWN SHELTlNGS 4 Shiri"g 100 hale
ID comprising a general assortment Of 3,4,h3,7. III
and Shirngs and Sh en"s in store and for sale b.
SrETSDN s. AVERY,
nnno5 sc fira, Ter 81
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

NNTAS brought to the und Of the 2nd Municipal
w ity, in Baronne street, between Hevi' ana vi
rod streets. on the 26th sept. 1913,
large Bay H0rs".
The owner is requested to prove property and take
him away, or he will be sold by A Guoi. Auction
eer, On Saturday, the 18th inst.
oct5 Captain of Watch
l. ele amene au depot de la Seconde Nunicipa-
Inc, ie 81 septemhre, un grand chtval bal: lie pro-
preaire pre- de veur pronver So proprGte ct Ien-
meme; aut,e uen, il sea vendu 4 lencan par
Gu Ito tie, encanteur sanleai 10 10 du courant
scot II ) HARPER, Capt. Watch, ode Nun.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish urt for the
- Parish and city OF New Orleans. Present the
Homo able Mauran, Judge. September 10Th
1888. No. 1.i28. William Kenyon, VS.. His Cred.
,ors; Upon reading and filing the petition and seized
ue lnthis it is ordered BY the Cor that meet
ng o. the insolvent cred tors do lake place in open
court on the tn dav of Ocnber XII ct 10 O'clock,
VI, then aud there hew why the said in-ol
vent should not he scharg d according to law, and in
the ii re all proceedings against lis person aud
property are stayed
ARMAND Pilot,
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OFFICE-SECONDM UN,LI.
L.iTl.

P.,LiTl.
New Orleans, October, 10Th 1893.
u EALED proposals will he received Ut this office
~ until Friday, he l9tn Instant, or tue tuIn.snirg
o. This nuncipa, with fv' thou and gal lis ui i,st
quality nt s,ra.n Il >p I'm On, be delivered at a
lime 10 lie II reed upon.
Proposals 10 he endorsed "Proposas fi, OIL"
4 ttih
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aDACKlAG YARN-lO7 Reels of n superior arti.
Gle, .eceved aud for sale bv
WINSTON & SHALL,
Front eysa
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V'EI0'0' NUHPNOI1eT.
& UGAK House Molasses-40 barrels tor sale by
~ THAYER \ co,
oct10 p ,,,,
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FTAT DE LA L 7UI INNE.-Cour dc raros .
ANIpnnr Ia paroisse Ell vile de la N-Oreans-No ii 90
Present I'll N Charles Manrian, Juge-2le septrm-
bre l3'8-M lillian Kenyon coutre creanciars-
ipres lecture ct enregstroment de Ia petition It du
t,bIeau dams cete atlairc, II est decrete quuns
assemble de linsolvable aura lieu en- plene couI;
lie lie jour doctohre proclaim 10 heures du matin
pour dednirc las rnsons pour lesqueles edlt nsova-
Bile pas There: en- attendant toutes poursuites
juciairas contre personne pro. rlates Ss?t
arre'rrs.
9 s.p:3 ARMAND P1TO'. Gr ft,er.
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BOY A Y Ed
'HNo hire boy from to Is years Of age, 10 work
4 Printing Office aid book blnder.; good
perman hi situation be had D, a.,,iying
DAVID FELT IL CO,
UctS ID ,b,rre
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Two Overtures, and the National Airs.
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4 ,UNNEY BAGS-c0 bales 3 Il 8 - bushe baes
W in store and or sale BY
q DOnSEN,
oct2 A New lcvce
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- ALi-785 bags heavy and Bnnaire Salt,
~ landing from ship Paugus, for sule by
ISAAC BnlUhE g. co,
crtS IA mo .,
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fCtDAGE-TarredC ordage and Manila Rope, as
~ sorted Sizes for sale by
STETSON & AVERY,
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worry BLACk-20 barrels, for sale b,
STETSON " AVERY.
sfFe
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NJ Ali.S-SO kegs BOSTON Nails for sale low to clOst
~ con ST gument, by
STETSON & AVERY,
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a EhTlNH-H cases bleached and brown Sheet
~ ins :, for sale by
WHTTRIDGE 4 co,
oct8 E Magazine 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
coNauSIcATED.


Al meeting " the Livingston Lodge held in
Charlestown after the procession and Uraiion on
the 18th June la.t--it va. Rs.oired,
That the ihsnki OF this Lodge be presented to
the Rev. J. f. Jackson, for tie very appropriate
sCd beautiful Address delivered BY bin to tho
Ode. on that occasion.
That tia hanks Of this Lodge be presented TO
Capt Harriioas Company Of L.fs,sus Guards
from NariissburS, Capt Smiths Company Of
SnItbleld Blues, feo,n SmiIh6eii. aud TO Capt
SsPp'nston's Company .! SIiiiiety, Of thi, town.
for their services 50 k,sd,y rendered, and The
great AID which their mSrtiA' movements aud
imposing appearance gave TO the ceremonies Of
the occasion.
That the thanks of this Lodge be treserted to
the gentlemen ~ DO cOmbOseJ the EsnJ 81 Al NC
on iaat 69y for toe sJd iIionai AMI important IN
terest which their service, impaired 10 the GER
smonis+ Of the occasion.
That the thanks OF thi. Lodge he presented TO
The Minister and Ve.try Of the Episcopal Church
for the use Of the Church on The oeeasion.
That the thanLs Of this Lodge be 2reseated 10
Dr. j. ". Thoms, and Iscsmish Seaman for tLo
very efficient services rem tered by them as Mar
shsl and Assistant Marshal of theday.
That committee 81 three BE- appointed TO
wait IN the Rev Mr.. Jaek-on and rtquelt q CO.
~ OF his Grafton Tor publication.
That tho EJiiprs Of the Free Press b, respect
fully requested 10 publish these reso uions
The above wa. unaSoiJsbIy postponed until
the present time s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

IA improvement ~ fac IiGao.-Mr.
ID. b Groves. Piano manufacturer. OF Phil.
sdelphis. ha, Introduced into an ins,ru.
ment, IN lieu Of a sounding board. n glass
plate. and glass tubes over the ,prings.-
The advantage. anticipated from tia. I'M
Provement is 10 the superior quality o.
glass over wood IN giving q rev-rberaiing
sound. The peculiar softness OF the
sound made from glass is familiar TO all
who have ever heard the exquisite tones
OF musical glasses. Asa reflector OF sound .
It Is believed il may be advantsseousiy
Introduced into pianos. and so far a, Il,
has been tried It is found to increase a.
well a, to give a rich mellow uess 10 their
tone.