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ApvEKr,slSG,-The increased attention and TN
usualacilities for advertising abroad have striking
ly changed the aspect Of business. The days for
sitting quietly in well,6lled stores waiting tor
trade have gone by-the old landmarks o; bust
ness are removed and nav channels opened He
who clings 20 the customs of by-sone age, may
sit solitary and alone while the dust shall accunlu-
late upon bis prci:less wares Nowadays, ii a
man wishes 70 increase his business. or II fact DO
business at all he adver,ises.-Shrewd men, Of
small capital long ago discovered the road 10
wealth-and those who have been doing nearly all
the business II certain departments after the rules
followed BY their fathers, now see themselves sud.
denly distanced-iheir new competitors taking the
business into theiT own hands through the mighty
influence and tremendous power OF the Press
OF The country
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PASS STYLE OF HArs-Manufacturcd and for sale by
KNOX l2S Fulton 81 Sun Buildings
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DISPATCHES FoR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TEL6 &c RAP n.
Important froua the Army.

SANTA ANA NEAR MONTEREY
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Hair that's white, or gray, or hery
Hair that's harsh or hair th:rs arfy'
Hair that's falling from the bea5-
Hair where dandruf form, q bed
VIII soon decay, fall Of, be dead.
Hair Ike that might soon be made
Darker than The darkest shade,
Softer than the sofest six,
Cleaner than the ciesrest milk,
WHO'S there thai Is cot willing
For s.ch 6re hair 70 give three shilling
rsct is all they have 10 give
For Joaess Hair Restorative.
Mind these the actual qualities Of Jones Cora hG.'
Resorailyto force the growth Of hair 20 keep c!rs
ana render Il beautiful, stop It's falling Cd AID dhpe
darsraf from the scalp and roots and 10 dress dafk G
Keep orief thrice rs long scy other coral ;c o
3. ~ ChainaEn-st. $50 tuton-sL Brooklyn OF <eo'
e. Freckes. Sunbarn Tan Morphew, Pinp!es, BIoesj,
e. and all eruponz IicAiy dIspelied BY one eAhs
lie genuine Joness Italian Cb-G1ca! sosp. II niAns. @
I1;v v-oYy or DARK sain beautifully clear and Whit
Sold on!y 70 his cityi the American Eagle q!
81 or as Sroadway n. and iSS Fu!ion-st sr9otiH
273 Broa1-sL Newark o-'
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Beiorc Judge Oakley-CiHrlss
LoIE7G,s y z and Ere BGitr0aG C0.-Acron 10 re-
cover Il bond Of the company for 5000 which Hr l.
induced The company, on the I'd June 10 take up and
give in lieu stock OF the company like amount
on IL face equal consolidated being the kind
ths; NJ. Jacob Little obtained 700 shares OF next day
also il lieu OF bonds. Nj Little l. will be recoected
made large sales Of the stock, deliverable at certain
day and the meantime those to whom ne had agreed
TO sell bought Up a.! there was II the market and thus
cornered hn. During these operations me stock ran
up 70 De more valuable than the bonds which the
cause of Mr. [. making the exchange for his 5000
When Il found next day, that Mr.. Little mad got
from the company large quantity OF stock, the
equal 10 consolidated EEL abou, 30 per cent. Mr..
Loh,nan had I'll = O'Clock on Tie Sd &c return the
stock and get back hs bond but be did not apply i'll al
g. and .he ocers refused 70 make the reeschange,
and or1ags SUM
The case ia pioneer one to test the Legality of the stock
and il. bearing The -1e contracts Of NJ Little.
Judge Oakley charged that while The might be
brought up in review, as opinion and ne would
charge that the issue OF the stock was legal. The
company equally liable for il they FOR the
consolidated ID II the jury consider that ne DID not
Offer OF the stock Ill after O'Clock next day.
he cannot recover on that point On ;ha point that
plaintiff misunderstood the nature OF the agreement
which was n w-irnz-tae rule OF IA" IS mat where
both parties have misunderstood the agreement Is TO be
cancelled bu. where e misunderstood by SIDE
only. Verde. this forenoon.
Bsrls + Bu-rscel IS CZaHdigs Dgrd-The plaintiff pur
chased OF Mr. D. 81 Gales French blankets containing
1880 pair az 50 10 per psr. and them Sew-Or-
leans The purchase was made by sample, which were
sound. but wien me goods arrived az NewOr!eans i
fourc-athoug:l = vas the tal OF the year when
moths il said, DO get board Yess-l-to be
mum rnothesten and damaged ACTON Is brought TO
10 per cent OF he amount. To be confined
this forenoon For palau-- NJ. Dillon. For defendant
NJ. J P Hall
The slante. case brouzh, b NJ. Kelly before Judge
YAnGerpoe! L SUI o.
IRE Motion days Of ths Court hereafter. VIII be Sat
urtays instead Of N0rdayz-
corRr or coxxoS PrEAs-Before Judge Ulshoef
fer-Ge0rge r. Bond ~ Martin Pelsaay and nifc-Ihe
plIn- claims nave hired OF Mr. P al The
Of Allen and Houston for dancing school and
70 hare been dLspossess BY Ma. P and compelled 70
remove 70 tie ccrre- OF Graad-s and Broadway where
h br-rys ",
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been nonssed ChsyAser OF the Legion of Houcr sad
Firs. PiSnist II " Louis Philippe grce,tIy ,hA
French Government have eonn3e1 10 bin, the .-, ton
the Piano Forte Department; in tee Roysl corse rvs.
ro4rs o PaIts
KILIED ST ~ OxSlrUs-A boy about years
old Of John Hawes o: No. 81 washns,os. g; WIS
Tuesday evening Killed hy ST. Omnibus which ps.se
his body IN Broadway. aesr the Aston House he
WAS NO; dead when taken up bat died soon after he w.
carried to bis home The Coroner was called 70 ho,s
an inquest but IN consequence OF 60 witnesses spce,
ing the Investigation adjourned ru this r,orsiB.
ANY persons who may have witnessed tie occrrraDs
WILL confer favor the Coroner by leaving their n.,,
a, hs osce o. az o. Westinghouse, q; an early 49,,
tbs morning is des;rshe know whs, Inc Tee c
nibus belonged &c.
CsHxSroxArHIE FRANCHISE, PAS CAsiNIs ,p
SsYrSGch IS The ti;le Of yrcach work 10. Col.
leges and Sehoois Snd which, n the opinion o; 81 TIE
teachers should be N the hands OF every s,aden, Of
French : seins in III respects superior to any hing
thing ever used COX the ssne purpose Il contains tSe
biographies q &c Of tie 6es, French writers from l6o
70 $50, together with specimens OF hei. compositions
prose snd poetry OF The mos: varied kinds Thus IT
learning French the srcdent tie sa,e time become.
familiar with the life OF each author the character Of
bis WORKS bis style and the ees; standard works in Ae
language The whole chronolosicsl!y arrsnscd nl vol
lsno and forming complete course OF French litega
t,re Published BY W Z Dean, No ? Arn,si
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oHio.--It has been understood that Wallo.d.
Loco, wa, chosen Senator from Wayne County
over Cox, Wing by one majority The Massilon
Gazette Wing from that County has Just reached
US, saying
Since the election Illegal vote. are known 70 have
been poed in Sugar Greek townshp-the whole vote
of this township has been thrown out BY the Commits
sioners and this gives Mr. Cox majority.
This VIII give the Wings clear majority in the
Senate, they already have in every other depart
ment OF the Government
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MAISE.--An Election held in this State on
the Goth to supply vacancies for members of the
House in those towns which have heretofore failed
TO elect The Boston Atlas has returns showing the
election OF William Fogg, Wing, in the classed
District OF South Berwick and Elliot in York Coun-
ty, by maj. of So AT the Gubernatorial Election
there was a majority against the Wings oils. In
the Hollis and Liminston District Joseph Foss,
Wing Abotionist, is elected by maj AT the
September Election the Loco maj. for Governor in
this District was AZ. Newfeld reported Wing Abo-
tionist. Durham, Loco. Berwick, choice
Loco COL All others 223. Danford and ebanon
no choice, The Loco came within II or II votes Of
an c lection
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DrELs AMONG OUR OFFICERS.

general BUTLER NOT cENst RED
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Twenty Thousand Mexica1s In the
HIountain Passes
royTEREY EVACUATED BIZ AN
PVDIA.a ARuf.

STEAMER COZ BARNEY WEEcEEO-FIE
TEEN LIVES LOST
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FOR SENATOR'S:

SENATOR'S
LIST Dist-ROBERT TAYLOR, Eew.York.
I'd do-ALExANDER j. COFFIN, Duchess
Sd do-lRA HARRIS, Albany.
9TH do.--JARyIS n. LAKE, HerkDer.
9Th do.--NELSON J. BEACH. Lewis
9Th do--SA3IUEL III. r. HALL, Broome.
Yin do-ABRABAM GRIDLEY, CnyugA
Sib do-FRANCIs II. RUGGLES, Chsutsuque.
CONGRESS:
Hid District; 81. PHILLIPS PHGNiX.
ivth District. JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
With District. FREDERICK a TALLMADGE.
vIts District. JAMES MONROE.
For Sheriff WILLIAM w. LYON.
County erik. WILLIS HALL.
Coroner ...ALEX. N. GUM.
Far Members Of hsse.Jiy
WILLIAM HALL. WILLIAM y. MEECH.
NEWTON HAYES WILLIAM TYSON,
E. C. BENEDICT, RICHARD SCOTT.
JAMES KELLY, JAS. B. BRGNSMADE,
Il. G. CAMPBELL, THOS. w HARVEY,
GEORGE II. BALL, AARON c. BURR,
ALEX wILKIN, UZZIAH WENMAN.
JOSEPH ABBOTT, CHAS. MCGOWAN.
Election ................. Tuesday, November 3.
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r. Nothing OF special interes, at the Police O..
tc, Yesterday
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AMENDMENTS TO Tue Cry CHNnrER.-The pro
ceeding- of the City Co INVENTION containing the Amend
ments to the City Charter and the Address to the Elect
ors of the City and County ut York have been pub
lished in panphIe, form, and placed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Common Council for gratuitous disribu
ton Every citizen o, the County is invited to call and
obtain CODY
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E" Aiex " 4Nag, Norma. 3 SmRh and E
r, Caypeatier were on Tuesday evening nominated
at Tamnany to complete the Loco-Foco Assembly
ticket. II is now unique and perfect. AS the gen.
tlemen composing the Tammany ticket are not well
known 70 this community, we extract from the
City Directory their several occupations which are
as follows:
Wilson Small, Pipelayer Henry Keyser Fo-warder
Alex. Stewart Uphosterer Chas Baxter No business
David ). Chstdeld. Lawyer Nike Walsh Editor
DanielE. Sckels do Lyman Csn3ee, Collector
John Il Bowie, Eosemaker !. C. Rutherford Clerk;
John ( Deyelin FruIseller AleN. Alhnc Tavern:
Alex. Wells No business DEliel Garrison CaulAer
Norman s. Smith, do. do; Ed Z Carpenter, Lawyer.
NJ. Wells, we believe IS Lawyer, though not
50 SET down in the Directory.
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~ Hon JAS MONROE, Hon j l.. WHITE. and
HORACE GREELEY expected to speak in the Eleventh
Ward at No. - avenue D. this evening. Let every
WING in the Eleventh Ward be III attendance.
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nninr IL un Rrnun.

Wisconsin in her wisdom. has fit to elect a
Convention almost entirely Loco Foco to frame for
her State Constitution To that Convention Mr..
RYAN Of Racine, Chairman of the Committee on
Banks and Banking, has reported for adoption the
following Article;
l. There shall be no Bank OF lseue within this State.
Q The Legislature shall have power 10 create,
authorize or incorporate, In any manner or form any
Bank or other Institution Corporation having any
Banking power privilege whatever.
3 The Legislature shall! have no power 10 confer IN
any manner or FORM Upon any person or persons Cor
porahon Institution whatever, any Banking power or
privilege whatever
T. No person OF persons Corporation or Institutions
whatever, she'll under any preence or authority what
ever in any manner form whatever, make, sign or
Issue within this STATE any paper money or any Bank
note promissory note bill. order check. certificate OF
deposit other evidence OF debt whatever intended TO
circulate money and any persen or persons, or any
officer or other agent OF any Corporation Institution
doing shall upon conviction thereof be fined IN sum
not less than Ten thousand Dollars and imprisoned pe
Pcnifeniiary less than fire years
5 No person persOps shall utter pass or pau or gre
recoire in payment any paper money any Bank note
bM order check certificate Of deposit Other eriGece o.
debt uhater intended 10 circulate money which shall
purpor have been issued in this state before after
the adoption OF this Constitution by any person or per
sons Corporation or Institution whatever and any par
son or persons so doing shall upon coRrici0H thereof be
fined sum less than $500 Imprisoned not ess
than three months. or both
6 No Corporation within this State shall receive dc.
posts OF money make discounts, buy sell Bills OF
Exchange and any officer other agent of any Corpo
ration doing shall, upon conviction thereof be hned
IN not lees than $1,000 and imprisoned not less
than two years.
l. 1t shall be the duty OF the Legislature from time TO
time may be necessary TO pass all act and acts requl
site TO enforce any provisions OF this Article
All OF which is respectfully submitted
E. 6. RYAN Chairman.
This u.e snnnosa is what is fnretiouslv called
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"a 1t seems that the Low Dutch poetry about
svori which copied from the Albany Herald belongs
of RICH. TO our neichbor OF the Sa who originally print
ed it We tried to give proper credit st hrstand hoy
ing fa;lcd cheerfuIy make the second attempt
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

NETWORK. THURSDAY. OCTOBER %.
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" Mr. SUNDERLAND delivers his first Lecture
on Paiht>us ,o.nish; al Clinton Hall glance at the
advertisement will show that his lectures embrace
range of subjects OF the mos; interesting nature while
the reputation OF Mr. is sufficient guaranty that they
will be least ably treated The Lecture is TO DO &C
comp ,ned with practical experiments.
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OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE BLIND.
AN ASTONISHING CURE OF CHRONIC EGYPTIAN
OPTHALMIA, OF SIX YEARS DURATION

T2ShMs 81 Sy RI 9 YEHRs STSIS1
submit: the following testimony Gin which !, inyolved
dnes Of 81 Of for lOPtha
saas and
conviction Of the merit. which
sss
eminent ocsiss and Physcisn. likewise resisted the na
ences Of various treatments. Botanic Sci also
%s snd
less blindness and rsstored the invaluable blessing
Iii. to certify about my
business applied various rsmedes but to no effect my
grey T5s placed ne
then went under the treatment of three eminent Oculiss
lessor for three mouths. went wsn, bind the
NO good % 10 try % s
icisn but and left him in blindness M case be-
the most emnes ocaists and fhysians began to sSsado
q ny Sa s anne lie 5
S an uass, be hf
dsemns ncursble hope
D..f,.sa on re-
now Siacti.eS BY Dr. Brown f with sI
sphere; Of hs eyes so%p,sa.sd with mss%.ns ies YET
hSpssss being at the time totally blind eyes ike two bali:
of blood with pam distress and
weakness relief from the ement and
50 great was the change and rapid improve men as to
eyes well and my sight restored read fine
print and attend business without and
since my recovery being nearly The above
is plain statement Of my expressed with fidelity the
addition OF which Ito the evidences already
possess will bear humble testimony in Of
Poan trufs and discharge grateful but solemn obligation
pressing the Of the afflicted. Being confident
Of the ability DR. brings Of Opthalma, having been
instrumental eectng the astonishing
deemed utterly hopeless and after Of pain and
by the most Ocusts darkness under
the hopeless influence OF ncurbe disease and by
nowse affecting the constitution being perfectly safe with
the tenderest infant.
FREDERICK BATTIN, 40 Breome st.
Sworn to before me this ed day Of September 1876:
A.. ii. MICKLE, Mayor.
On application by mail postpaid, persons residing dis
advice and medicine by describing their
folows:-Aee employment constitutions previous
health and habit appetite and DIGESTION state of bowels dis
and cause present symptoms and state Of vision Terms
moderate.
Some astonishing will be announced every week.
See certificate in Sun Saturday Of important
Also Herald Of Wednesday, cure Of year. Total blndnes
of All communication be pos tpaid OF Itsr
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Died.
On Monday evening, Mr. HENRr LYNCH, of this city,
aged So years.
His relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
O'Clock from his late residence No 53l Broadway with
out further invitation
On Tuesday morning, in the 74th year Of her age,
Mrs ELIZABETH, wife OF the late Michael Bayard.
ard and her sonsinlaw, George and Robert Ridley
respectfully requested to attend her funeral this
nesday) afternoon at ~ o'clock, from her late resi-.
dence, 3s3 Washington street.
On Tuesday afternoon the 9th instant in the 26th year
of her age, Mrs. ELLEN NJ, wife Of Johh Wallace and
daughter of the late Capt Michael Fash.
The relatives and friends of the family, respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence
her mother, No II Crosby street, Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for inerment.
At Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, at o'clock, Mrs
MARGARET Mccain, eyed 80 years.
The friends Of the deceased and particularly those of
her son inlaw Philip Lyman, and grandson, Terrence
Brady respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
"wednesday afternoon at o'clock, M from her late
At Pensacola Florida about the 25th ut suddenly of
fever, Rev. CHARLES HENRY ALDEN, Chaplain in the
u. Navy.
At willamstown, Thursday last, Professor EBEuE.
Zen KELLOGG, Professor of Languages in Williams Col
lege since 1916.
Love, aged 95, soldier Of the Revolution. He
native Of Maryland
At Falmouth the 18th inst, in the s5th year of his
age, JOHN SMITH, Esq, an old and respectable inha-
bitant.
At Eddngton, Me-, Mr. WILLIAM DAVIS, soldier of
the Revolution, aged 81 years.
In Cambridge, on the I'd inst, BEyJAMrS WATERHousE
Nj. d. aged % years.
. AT Philadelphia. on the LIST inst, Miss CArHARrNE
oArcHus, In the SSth year of her age
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Export oil SPECIE. .......... Ass
Total exports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 62s s25
EXPORTS OF BnEAD;Iyrrs TO GsEAr BRITAIN DURING
0S, sSl' ""eds SYsA Corr" Sas as Corn Mes s1
Total merchandise exported for the three first days of
October st to the ad 1885, $3.50 0oO-of which on the
3d. was exported to Great Britain alone domestic mer
chandize to tho amount of $685. 0OO
EXPORTS OF Bread sTuFrs TO GREAr BRrArS, FROM Ger
Flour % % s"' I!sss:s Corn ssl
We have no doubt but that the shipment agre utura
products from this port to Great Britain during this
month, will reach very large amount The accounts
which every steamer brings Of the deficiency the
crops Of that country and Of Europe generally will give
great impetus to exports and immense quantities of
breadstus will be forwarded, both domestic and TO-
reign account in anticipation Of high prices and an cx
tensive demand. The markets of the United Kingdom
VIII be glutted with produce and fear many specula
tors will be terribly disappointed in their expectations
The fact that prices for breadsus in this market are
already above shipping point, and are steadily ad
vanoing sure indication of the speculative character
OF the movements and we have doubt prices will from
time to time be paid in this and other markets of the
country for -four and grain much above shipping points
and this way the speculation will be carried on to an
plosion point When shipments produce are made from
this country at prices above these ruling in the markets
to which the supplies SENT anticipation of an ad
vance in those markets. requires more capital than
SPECTATORS generally control to wait for such price
and forced sales are frequently made at great sacrifices
which almost invariably up the parties engaged in
such foolish and illegtimate operations Movements of
this nature the worst species of speculation and
those engaged in them usually the desperate
kind of operators They do to upsee prices and
70 deraDge and destroy the various markets than any,
thing else and to them DO attributed the origin of
those reports which have such effect upon the public
mind in relation to the crops.
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Inc ihcrease IN the receipts Of wheat exceeds any
thing OF the kind We have recorded The increase
in one month reaching the enormous quantity of four
hundred and thirty thousand bushels The increase in
neur amounts to more than fifty per cent The receipts
Oh wheat In September 1916, exceeded those for the
corresponding month in any previous year.
we annex statement exhibiting the value Of mer-
cnandze exported from this port for the month of Sep
TENDER, distinguishing the destination and amount
shipped to each country. Great Britain still maintains
the ascendancy among foreign markets for products
about one half of the aggregate shipments being made
that country and dependencies.
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I'm Chancery.

Before the Vice Chancellor.
OCT g. Is. ID C. SiLieck Us Mason-E Riderps Same
Decided that when creditors bill shows trust annual
~ In will for the benefit the Court will by in
junction restrain the debtor from consuming it, until IL
support Of the debtor and his family all beyond that
liable to the debts An irregularty the execution at
tnJuncnon denied same will be modified so as to allow
defendant his necessary support
Y. Handford Us J j Hamm.,J N,.,;.u A., .,n.n5
pli granted and motion to dissolve inuncton denied
On Psy ment o. dsiendants costs both motions
amend hs Sasg's1d 9s Springfield Bank-Motion to
dice to an injuncti.p Va eo''s' "inou' P'SN
c.ntons 10 Wy jackson 4 others-First and third ex
fcnrb eve, masters report overrued and second and
Tn re- eptons sllowed-no costs to either party
f,rds nsaier Of Dutch Reformed Church at Greentcch
the church ior SAFE Oh tneir io's' 70 PayFne ae'
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ton Jonas B. Phillips, Esq, Dis. Att. ad interim.
oIan fInqusst-The following named gentlemen were
yes'e rday morning empsneed grand jurors for the
pre'en term of the court viz. Lyman Candee fore
~ an Anthony Arneaux, James w. Beekman Henry
CORNELL Quincy C. De Grove, Edward Green, John
Jackson. Edward Logue. John Mullins John Oothout,
abraham Quackenbos, John J.. Spies, Homer Tilton,
David Tappin. J. Vanderpool, Jr, George A. Wasson
Wm. surges, Thomas Delsno, sas Bronson, Ellsworth
eseborough and Valentine Harrison, who after re-
mence their duties
journed until this morning
The trial Of Davis one of the alleged barge
Is sex down for Thursday morning.
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p HI l. II A K MONIC SOCIETY
kJETH SEAGON

TINE public and the subscribers respectfully informed
that the Subscription Books for the Concerts of this
cety Tor the
Of Messrs Scharenbeg LUIS s6l Broadway; Hsyer,
s0l roadway, aud FIRTH Hall Ponds, 2s9 Broadway
order TO prevent all misunderstandngs the Committee Of
Management have directed the undersigned request all
who wish subscribe this season. whether they
scrbed before to leave their and addss
OF the above places where they pay their subscrp-
ton and receive a receipt
Terms Of Subscription Ten dollars per annum payab e
in advance, emitting the subscriber three
each Of the four concerts with the privilege Of purchasing
Amafeurs wishing 10 beromr M :. c,n
their names and address to the Secretary.
Terms OF Amateur Associate Membership five dollars per
annum, payable in advence, emitting the member ad-
mission TO the rehearsas and concerts of the society
BY order, JAMES L. ENSIGN, Secretary,
o5 Sire AT Houston ST. eet