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rowdies. For few minutes the fight was despe-
rate-blood flowed some of course, and the result
was told by the discomftuture of all the huxiers
in the teld; but one fight brought another, ana SO
the rest of the day was spent as you may well ina
gine, in carousing and fighting. But with the exit
Of sol, who just closed his visible travel over our
vast ETHEREAL canopy, did rowdyism not cease, for
about time to light the lamps, one Of the lighters
took offence at boys talk addressed 10 him, and un-
worthy of notice, and seeing son Of the mack
erel dealer whom he mistook tor one OF the offend
ing party to his Honor; he mounted him rough ahod
hands full Just then, but by few well dealt blows,
at last overcame him, when the cry OF murther
from the lighter arose high and loud; It was soon
quelled, and after short silence and respite OF
trouble, we calmly retired to rest.
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Correspondence OF the Herald.l
SCHENECTADY. Sent. 7. 1874

FRIEND BENNETT
Yesterday was very busy day in our old, far
famed, and yet ancient city. Therelwas, as sta
ted in my epstlc Of yesterday, a general training,
and it was such as folks say used to be here 20 or
30 years gone by. Country lads and lasses throng-
ed our city with the usual quota Of tin, Yankee no
tons, candy and gingerbread pedlars, and an extra
proportion Of gamblers, soap locks, and light fin
gered gentry All passed offvery well till 3 or 4, p
M, when few formed themselves into a rowdy
banditt and at the word stood ready to do any des-
perate or daring net. A leader Of this banditt pro.
ceeded to huxter and asked for a treat-t was re-.
fused--a fall Of the dealer must follow as matter
Of course and he, like a true Yankee (oh, should
have said Dutch,) Blue, refused TO have his pies,
s as ' su:
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FOX THE PILES.
DR.. PHAM'S Ell f G T "A h Y :.


AN INTERNAL REMEDY.-t is certain cure for Piles,
Y years standing have been permenany cured by this nvaua
efficacy at the Office Be imposed that the
signature Of the Proprietor. in his handwriting on the
outside wrapper every boz and remember that the above ed
cine be obtained in this city No. 96 Bowrry tou
doors above Sng street Of the original and sole proprietor
A. UPHAM, NJ d. regularly educated Physician of twenty
years experience confined OFFIcE PaAcTIcE, where
FILES and all Chronic Diseases successfully treated OF
hce hours from A. NJ TO M. Advice gratis. No 1876
bowery. g. Tousey Jons Corners, Madison County Gene
raj Agent for the State Of New York. Sold by j. h. Warner
Co.. " ca Coleman Co., Buffalo; I b. Fitch Co, Syn
cusei D. Swan, Rochester !n Lockport, Rochssc Syra
euse 0.wego Rome. Utica Badwinsville Panye Csnssto
desperate cases Of Piles after all other medicines had been tried
~ vain In this city the Proprietor had the satisfaction Of
ectng more than FIVE hundred during the year. and
IN the reception Of letters from various parts Of the
Ohion expressive OF the superior efficacy OF this medicine
ne treatment oil Tiles adsease which has often bafeJ the SIX
eminent rhysicans aud Of the real Of which much dis
cepancy OF opinion among medical has prevailed From
IN erroneous paLhooRy an unsuccessful has been pur
sued IN te treatment this complaint hence the general
opinion ina. " an incunble disease This however far
from being the caet yields readily the remedy and
he mas no hesitation asserting, will all
cases q Files however long they may have existed segra
a.ea tney may DE- emember tst in this city the MEDICINE
can De obtained ONLY Of tie proprietor 1876 Bowery four
The SANE worthless, and calculated only TO deceiye and
ian. Price 81 sui2 smdykwysm
EEATHERs--iooo lbs. Western. Live 0sss. For .sjs by
y. X, COLLINS co.
"m ~ South stssst
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YANKEE ENrERrRIzE.-.In Quincy the enter
prisng towns-peope are building a magnificent
hall Its probable will be about $40 900 Yes
teray, in the pauses between divine service Mr. French
OF the Hancock House." politely assisted in an ex
animation Of Its structure and capacities While In It's
vicinity we gratifed with the appearance Of the
venerable John Quincy Adams, walking with the active
step pof much younger oge homeward from the church.
His years pisss lightly upon him.-Bcaen Csurfsr Sep.
tss5we
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The Clifton DirGe.

The Clifton Dirge.
Fareoea to LoehaJar, aud Fare,pen nay Jane
To Clifton's bonny banks and braes,
Her verdant meads and leafy trees,
Besides old Oceans balmy breeze,
Farewell.
Her rural church, and pointed spirc.
Her parson meek, her lovely choir,
Her glorious moons OF mother fire,
And thou, lone station on the deep,
Where watch and ward nightly keep,
And ponder on lovers leap,
Where firm in honest manly pride.
Perchd on the verge Of Oceans side,
Bold w-n.
And every balmy summers even.
Between the hours Of six and seven.
While glows the beauteous face of Heaven,
Vermillion.
You see full many beau and belle,
Come hereof love, to look or tell,
Rambling from the far fam'd hotel
Pavillien.
And thou, fair maid, atho' unknown,
Present with me, when passed and gone.
With whom sweet converse, when alone.
I've dreamed.
When gay young summer comes again,
Shonld'st thou visit cliff or glen,
And wander to this spot-Oh. then
Remember me-
When winters giddy scenes come round,
And thou in youth and hope art found,
In whirl Of fashions gay parade,
At opera, ball, or mafquerade,-
Mark as you move the halls along,
One hovering form amidst the thIong;
His heart will throb, at thy approach
And sigh when others meet thy touch
His eye will ever seek thy glance,
And track thee in the mszy dance;
Will brighten at thy footstep free
II thou art happy so is he
Yet will il pain his anxious heart
Without one word-to meet and part. J.F
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HONORARY DEGREEs.--At the late CONNIE nee
ment Of Transyvana University the honorary degree
D. d was conferred on Rev. Jas. Osgood Andrew, OF
Georgs, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. and
that Of t. L. D. on Hon. Joseph r. Underwood, of Ky.
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ANOTHER MURDER, PRoBABLY-A man named
Haley living in Front street. between Grant and Smith
field the evening Of the 9th inst struck his wife in
the breast with brickba and beat her brutaly with
iron bar that life is despaired Of Haley arrested
and committe L. Pitts Age.
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FIRE At VrcKsBuRG.- the 23d ult., a fire
broke out in the steam flour mill OF Fulsom CO twas
building with all its contents, and two other buildings,
consumed. Estimated damage about $4,000. The
mill vi insured for $4,000.
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THE FUR COMPANY. .-One OF the American Fur
Company's boats, Nmrod, arrived at St Louis the
3Oth ut from Council Bluffs The Missouri was becom
ing very low. large number Of the Company had
deserted refused to do duty and the Nmrod brought
on an express for new recruits.
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Sixteen Splendid Engravngs Amongst the matter sduly
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q and certain cure for the arts S beauty and court
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VII. inabs remedies for sradicang from the mind ths seeds
covered modes based on scientific principles. for the
children with hint. Of procuring either according . choice
70 the yaoas shares and compe.io.s hs most auspeioY.
q married life =. relates 70 the g,nsp sSbiees above Sq,ed
h0vEK W., New York city wl procure copy Of The WORK
three copies will sent e, s2 twelve sops. for g. The fur
S5 S5 &c sale Of this To seos can Be purchased only
CAUTlON-Ihs being copyright publication the genuine
work only be issued by the holders Of the copyright Its
celebrity has induced one or mos knayish
other RESPECT !. pere catchpeany The editop Of this
back Of The title pas and by containing S handsome ensv
e!fet liable to prosecution for Infringement. as also for
H0LLANp GLov vER have issued the complete writings
Of PAUL DE k0Ck, containing works, price 81 for the
whole containing 700 pages They be by mall the
postage varying from twenty live cents according the
distance au4 lmdy&wysec
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GREAT SPEEp.-Adams & Co.'s Express Line
now conveys goods from New York to Wheeling
in five days, and from Philadelphia to Wheeling three
days and O. half This great speed s attained by con
Meeting at this city with Green Co.'s Express via Balt
and Ohio Railroad Cumberland, and thence to
Wheeling by 4s hour wagon line. This, we learn, 10
done regularly and at moderate rates Of charge for trans
portation. baltimore Patriot, Sspfg.
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AN IsDIAN BATTIE.-The editor Of the ST. Louis
Republican learns from a gentleman from the Missouri.
that battle took place three four weeks since tho
Indian territory between party OF the sscs OF the Mis-
souri, and party OF PawDees The latter had eight men
killed and the Sacs The Sacs returned 10 their
village with five scalps The Pawnees stole five horses
from their enemy and thus brought on the fight.
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TINCTU X h AND TlON
TNVIGORATYON

IMPORTANT NOTICE-Monsieur yirney OF Lyons, has
appointed DE LAUMEY GRAY. Of New York, sole
the United STATE. and Csnada The great reputation Of .s..
they remedies for impotence sery
incapabty Of connubia intercouss uor abus general
t!ation Of the all produced
tiCn The TincmIs is an internal remedy and is highly paaa
the vigor and warmth they impart being fell in few moments
after they applied and they be had separately with adyan
tag. but ecacous conjucton. For sale 02 Mas
street. II Duane street, 70 and 81 Barclay seetPrce 81
bottle Of each They also made in powders and sent
BY mail folded in the form Of letter with full directions
for &C. at double letter postage Price three dollars for
letter packar containing powders for the nctue
and another FOR the Lotion IS for double package $40 for
i've powders ofeech: Their effect warranted Orders by
mail must be franked postpaid And ctsd De LAUNEf
4 GRAY, New York city, aul 1mdy&wy~ec
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THE CRoPs-The Pendleton Is. C.) Messenger
says We have had a very long continuation OF dry
weather, and the late corn and cotton are both suffering
greatly Although in neighborhoods the crop
will good there are others which scarcely any thing
will be made and the crop average must be short.
Fortunately there considerable quantity OF old corn
on hand The rivers and creeks low
member to have them, and branches and springs in
many places are dry.
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DELAWARE CoLLEGE.-Tne annual commence
ment Of this iourishing institution was held on the
18th July. The degree Of A. b conferred twelve
young of the graduating class and the degree Of A.
NJ m two young men in course and the honorary de-
gree OF A. NJ. on the Hon. Charles Marin. The degree
OF D. d. was conferred Rev Eliakm Phelps Of Phia-
delpha and Rev Lewis of New York The address
before the literary societies delivered by Rev. DR..
Cox Of Brooklyn.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Dailv Nsw,papsr-pub-
shed day Of the except New Years and Fourth
Of July Price copyor 81 per annumpostages
paid-cash in advance.
The WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
moning-pce ca per copy or 50 ps annum-post-
ages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is THlRTY-FIvE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper this city,
the toold and is therefore, the best channel for business
in the city country Prices moderaecash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed the moderate price,
and in the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner OF ulton and Nassau Streets
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'EAIHEKs-.ieoo lbs Western Live Qsss.. For ssle BY
Sn ooIIi q ses& ss...
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FARE REDUCED.
FOR CROTONyILLE, SIN SING SING, TARRYTOWN,
G. AND YoNKERs.5,On and after Saturday,
steamboat WAsHiNGTUN IRVINE Cap. Hi Hiram Tush
will leave the foot of Chamber for the above places daily
p NJ Sunday excepted Returning. will leave CrotonvIe
6 and Sing Sing att o'clock A. NJ landing the foot Of
Hammond each way.
For passsgc freight apply board. to STEPHEN B.
TOMPklNS. 1872 West street. s3rc
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT

AON Aa FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-Moming
Line from the foot Of Barclay street, landing
- X-atn intermediate places.
The EMPIRE, Captain g. r. Roe, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday Morning at o'clock.
The Steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Tuesday Thur
day and Saturday Morning. at o'clock.
Evening Line from the foot of Courandt street, direct
"Wednesday s Sia. and Fridsy Eysning, at O'CLOCK
Thursday and Saturday Evening, at o'clock
The Boats Of this Line owing their light daught Of
able all times the bars and reach Albany and
Troy ample time take the morning train Of for the
For passage freight apply board the Offices
Wharves. mi7rrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-31
EFsGEys'DEYxS sE.Mz.y:EFe u.

/
| MRS. T.. Y. LOMAX. Principal.
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prin.
- Nils Seminary, sitnated in the town Of Liberty,
U b,dcrd County, Va, will be open for The recep-
lion of pupils the LIST Of October.
II is The uhjcc Of the Principals 10 ipart 10 the stu
dents a useful az well ornamental education For
this purpose Mrs t. and Mrs. ID. viii be aided by COM
peteni assistants.
TIE TERMS WILL DE
Tuition ia English, for The Isl class $50 pr. D months,
2nd do Is ="
Junior class % 10
Tnun in French
Mnsic-prano s25 Harp $685. Guitar ss pr 5'moniis
Board oO . "
Drawing, Painting Latin. German, at Professors
charges
Plain aud Ornamental Needlework, 50 pr five months
Use of Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing Der bedding and towels.
| PAYABLE one hall in advance. q
Board may also be obtained in many respectable taIi-
! lies ia the village. "a,
ReG1ences-Judee Sianard and james Lyons Esq.
/ Richmond; ,ndge Lomax, Frederiekshurs Rev Dr.
Iiawev and Rev Dir Laurie, LIST Presbyterian hufch
/ WASHINGTON: Con Gordon aad Hon. VIM. e. liivrs,
| Albensrle, d.. p. II. Gil!ner, Lynchburs; Geo. r
fTayloe. B3et0nri
Bedford, Sept 10 q"
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1'ScESY' S.sEE.

NV authority Of certain deed Of trust. executed by
Il Robert h. Coleman and James p Coleman, da-
,.d The q st day ofaruary 1913, and OF record IN the
lrk,s office Of Amherst county court the undersigned
will on The 9th day of November next, far. IL not,
tho mex, fair day thereafter, offer for sale al the resi-
dsnce of apt. John Coleman, near New Glasgow. IN
Amherst county The following real and personal proper
~ or 81 much thereof as will pay and satisfy the bal
,nce of,he debt in the said deed mentioned, viz; the
TaAGT esg' lane.
owned BY the said Robert l.. Coleman and James Z.
Coleman described laying upon the waters OF Buiia
Lr River, in Amherst county, adJnning The lands
then owned by David s. Garland, Judge Thompson
md others, estimated Ia contain
1895 Grres,
more or less il being the land upon which Capt.
juho Coleman then resided and formerly owned-(the
mprovements are suited 10 gentee iamly) and the fol
lowing Slaves with the increase Of the females slnre the
date Of the deed viz: Nelson. Madison, Winston Ben,
Dally aud her child Sally Reuben. alas Rendn, 81
rah Elnra aud her Gian, child named -, Jane,
Say Molly, Newton, Jack, Henry, Edmund and D.oh.
Terms, al sale.
Whilst the tile to the aboye property is believed tn
be perfect acting rristers shall convey according
w. $. GARLAND, ,r,re,aos
ROBERT liNSLE{,5
Oct. % t@fS
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MEM FAIL ANO NASsEis GOODS,
JUST RECEiPED ar TIE BAL
1LNoRE CASH STORE,
IYScHBuRG. VA.
REGARDS, RYAN & CO.,
Importers ard Dealers ta sfepIc and
FgssrJ G0o1ss,

fNAkE great pleasure IN announcing 10 their friend.
IA and the public. that they rereiyIag very
extensive stock oi STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS. embra-
cling all the newest aud most fashionable sly les imported
very large propnrlion of which is oil their recent mpor
mtl"ns by the Liverpool Packets, GRACE BRowN, y
"LELlA" and "IlcosI,''
They viii as ususl be receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
WEEKLY during the season. from their Da more part
nes, Which gives them very great advantage over ev-
cry other house III The upper country.
1t Is their de animation continue sell at the rcrL
iocet prices q Tie .N0,Aern cites to do which IN good
juih they Will be compelled 10 continue to sell for CASH
ONLY.
Very great eSeriions have been made procure the
most elegant Goods impaired, as they determined
the LADIES of LYNcHBURG and It's vicinity shall be ia
vored with the NEWEST, the RICHEST the uANpsoMEsr
and the BEST 6oors that the Northern markets will
furnish. They give below list OF few articles in
their extensive assortment:
DOMESTICS-20,0O 900 yards brown and beached Do
mesics, all widths and qualilies---pricos from 6
cents To the finest.
CALlCOEs-l2o0 900 yards Calicoes, new and beanti
tuI styles, trom g. cents to the finest.
IRISH LiNENS--5O pieces IRISH Linens Of the hes,
heacaeres, price 25 cents per yard 10 the finest
lmDored-l piece super super do. the finest ever
seen IN this market al 81 per yard-9S do do. for
pillow caspS, a scarce article.
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HATS! HATS! IxATs!!!

EKA THE Subscriber has on hand, and IS
fH constantly manufacturing, a, his Old stand,
an extensive assortment OF Halls Oh every va
rety and of the latest fashions.
!, lie solles call from his friends. customers ana
Tue public generally, to whom he pledges himself as
heretofore, lha Ia pout Of beauty and durability. his
~ us line, would do well give him call before
purchasing elsewhere, he is determined 10 sell very
low for cash. 5, JACOB RCMBOUCU
N. b.-lhe pressure Of the times constants him TO
urgently request all Those indebted ~ him agent 10
call aud settle their accounts
May u is
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700. 900 e.Y,ss s.esC0rsfs

nFFERENr kinds Of Fancy Articles. Toys. Per
a innery, &c. Sc, just opening fr sale cheap,
WhulesAle VI retail, at j. IL. FilHG!BBON,
Iiead Quarters.
Oct. 28 is
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gg.FENg.s'G G,s,y'E&,
China. Gis:ss as.s s.csvshc.sscssre
SIGN or THE nsa PITCHER.

Lynchbure, pa.
VI'HE subscriber thankful fJr past iavors, takes this
J. meth,d olnloraHg all who niay be in wani ot any
article IN his Inc, that his assortment is very
'enslse, and The largest pron of his Goods Of fresh i'm
ror'aon, which he is determined to sell at small al
vance, and not being afraid show his goods and tell pr
ces he asks oil who nay be in want of any article
call and see themselves
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
who have bouah, their stock Tor the fal or those
who may have done and fad any article wanting To
make their ass irimcnt complete, if they will
give him call send order, he thra thpy
shall have every article low the same can be
bought Of any regular house in Virginia.
ID. w. MOORE.
Oct % -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Commercial and Money Matters.

D For Commercial and Honsy Meters. Last Page
MONDAY, P. ".
The Stock Market is still unde. chill, and
Stock, inactive.
There ia some considerable inquiry for Exchange,
bu; the sales rot large The rne 10 l9 for Sterling
prime Bills Francs a;e 5.2ls4 SD.
The Garrck.' Liverpool packet took $l00 roo
gold The Huntcss. for Canton, took 500 Spanish Dol
lsrs md 5000 Mexcan-.
The amount of duties collected al the Custom
House for the week ending SATURDAY. lns was $50
3 73 This large the previous week This
occssione by the simultaneous arrival Of several
valuable carsoes.
The .em annual interest on the Ohio per cents
payable the Is; of November the Stock Agency IN this
city, Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance Company. Is William
The iEaEic. books closed unit; The q OF Novenbe'
Tn amount OF tol- rccrvrd on tn fh'lddelphia
and Columbia Railway II September "as sai.351 5i
L. i rxprccd that the Sprinsh-d and Hartford
Railroad al e opened on the Isl o; r,ceTber next.
Tn- fo' owing table SHOWS iht amount OF tonnage
owre by New York Maine and Massachusetts, with the IL
. fc a.
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Ny Eighth WHru-CI,AY hNU fhELINGtIn ?
SEN he Friends OF CLAY and FRELIH0HUysrS and Fro.
lection American Labor the Empire Ward. requested
10 make ssry Arrangements for the Grand Procession on hf
3h OF October The Merchant earnestly reque,ed TO
cse their and the Manufacturers their Work Shoni
that the Clerk and Mechanic have opportunity 10 de-
vote the whole day tD this important duty.
Those who 70 precede the Pioneer Banner mounted are
requested hand IN their eaT possible 10 either
of;he undersigned.
Carpenter. Mn.ons. BIaeksmbs. Cab:ne. Makers. Shoe
Makers Haties oil wEo depend Ipon labor for he support
and hn wish that that labor should The care OF Gov
ernnent ATy ilr.tct 20 turn oCt ~Ih gs.
The Club I.ee. Monday nisht - C!intoa otei foot OF
spnr street and Tuesday night The Head Quarter
howard HouSe.
the las. parade of the WhCI he worthy OF he Cause
By order Of Inc Iont Committee Arfsn.emsnu.
P,on.e- Got C,nb. 5fG-f f:r C'nItfee
Jas T. NJ Benklty, Oh. J. W Nan Felt, Oh.
VIM h. Sweet, GAor.e boyd
VIM simpson :. u Bellows.
Morris r. Cohen Wm. W. Dow.
J w. Bsuvet. F;ei'k Perry,
John 4. May. = Har'.
iTm. VI. Stone J. W. Allen.
By orier. JOrS A. Hay, Chairmnn
FREDERIC PE2RY. Sec:e.s-y. o-o ~
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c Knicherbochers Rally Rally.,-Th.

member, Of the Knickerbocke Clay Club viii at Nation.
Hall Canal street Wednesday. the $h, n; O'Clock a
W for the purpose joining and taking the assigned
them the Grand Wing Procession. The Grand Banner Of
the Club ri he elevated that hour and al members Of the
Club md those who will protecting the Labor Of
country are mast earnestly requested rally viii; ;s
occasonthc las, Grand Rally before that nj the ballot box
The varou, Artisan and Mechanic Association, obtain
their respective banne:s application this day nj National
Hall. By order. EGBEHI FENSoN, Pres.
GEORGE JESSIsos. Rec. Sec'y.
n.JoR L1sEs, Cor. Sec :.
Badgcs will be provided on the ground. o2' p