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pleased with the verses, saying that they would do
honor to any writer. Rebecca thought the lines
concerning the long grace at meat happy, and said
she was reminded of the wife of the good Mr.
Ames, who prided herself on her skill in House
Witery and cookery and on one occasion, seeing
nice pair OF roasted fowls growing cold under her
husbands long grace, was fain to jog his elbow,
telling him that if he did not stop s0on she feared
they would have small occasion for thankfulness
for their spoiled dinner Mr. Ward said he was
once travelling in companie with Mr.. Phillips, of
Rowley, and MIR. Parker, of Newbury, and stop
ping all night at poor house neare the sea shore
the woman thereof brought into the room for their
supper great wooden tray, full of something
nicely covered up by a clean linen cloth. 1t
proved to be dish of boiled CLANS, in their shells:
and as Mr.. Philips was remarkable in his thanks
for aptly citing passages of scripture with regard
TO whatsoever food was upon the table before him,
Mr. Parker and himself did greate wonder what
he could say of this dish but he, nothing put to
it, offered thanks that now, as formerly the Lords
people were enabled to partake of the abun-
dance OF the seas, and treasures hid in the sands
g Whereat," said Mr.. Ward, "we did find it soc
hard to keep grave countenances, that our good
hostess was not little disturbed thinking we were
hooking her poor fare and we Were fain to tell
the cause of our mirth, which was indeed i-timed.
Mr.. Saltonstall told another story of old Mr..
Ward, which made us all merrie. There was noted
AnnOmian of Boston, who used to gCe much about
the country disputng with all who would listen to
him, who, coming to Ipswich one night with
another of his sort with him, would fain have tar
RED with Mr.. Ward, but he told them that he had
scarce hay and grain enough in his barn for the
Use of his own cattel, and that they would do well
% take their horses to the ordinary, where they
could be better cared for. But the fellow not wish
ng to be soc put off, babe him consider what the
scripture said touching the keeping of strangers as
ome had thereby entertained angels unawares.
True, my fHend,'' said Mr.. Ward, 81 but we
lon't read that the angels came a horseback y
Leaves from Margaret Smiths Journal" by
John G. Whittier.
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liz CRATER Street. betaoeen Charles and Caron.
deet Strsets-One door from the of CarondeIet ST.
w fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location H
HOUSE thoroughly efed and prepared foI the accommo-
dation of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron.
she hopes by dgen attention to the comfort and
venence OF her patrons to merit aud continuance Of
the same Her terms will be, as heretofore. MODERATE.
NJ ly d&W
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RESTAURANTS. &c.
HOlbrOOk 0Syter Saloon and ReStaur;

III ITHgSI1gnts at al Times supplied wit
Il the finest OYSTERS from Mobile and *
"a Baratara, which will be served n Il \
b H. up In every style, to suit the pal SNE1V
ASs9asI MN ate. The proprietor has made NV
AAvNx4x his arrangements to be supplied with ever
variety of GAME and FISH in the preparation Of whic
no pains will be spared to crafty the taste of the most st
ions epcnre. On his Bill of Fare will always be foun
SIEAkS, CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POUL
TRY, aud, in short, every thing in that can
procured IAN
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"Oh horrid deed Oh execrable crime
No loss, Pm sure, is equal now to mine - Watts.
Sally was sitting in the bottom of the boat when
the gun was fired. She looked up, on hearing the
report, and poor Tom was falling on the tbwart
With scream she fell on his neck, but he was
dead. The ball fthe desperate had killed poor Tom
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lmzsdiately fronting the Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELLERS going up Ouachita or Red River OF com,
ing of said Rivers will find to their advan. -
tage to stop with him all the Boats stop at Bayou
Sara. Horses, Carriages and Buggies always to hire 2i
fy2 1y r. B SMITH PrOprieioT
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lHE MoRMoNs.-The Cincinnati Atlas gives
the following account Of one of the most remarka-
bic movements of the ACE
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL

CORNER CUSTOyNHO USE IND FRONT SITS
IA LII be opened for the reception of BOA RIDERS on
w WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1919. We'll fur. -
TABLE-the best the market will afford. -k1AzN-
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor.
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
Of the most healthy and airy situations the
city, and pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
EE Terms Teaspnabea any establishment of the kind
in the city. lja1 d& WITT E. ALEXANDER Proprietor.
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MossELMAN ZINC FOR RooF1Ne

MI ANUFACTURED by w. P. COLEMAN, Girod street
ays one door below Bafonne New Orleans These Mills
Ohio New York, PennsyIyan Virginia Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Illinois Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri. Ar
Mexico and on account of the porabity are the very
thing Tor California. number of them have been pur.
chased recently for those Diggins''
Warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the pur.
chaser, or money refunded Gmh141 w p G.
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Y Of dyssnt.ry. rATnrcK cLssprsss,

lesterday morning Of dyssnt.ry PArrrcK cLssprss~
~ tae Goth year Of his age.
TIE relatives ard frie>is Of the family sni Of his
tonsi law Robt. NJ. Yield and John ". and James
Cray don. are respectfully invited TO attend hs funeral
from his late residence No 125 Alien street this after
lac remains vil be isterrsd Ia Second street ceme-
tpy.
TN Monday. 10th inst. wfLtf,N HySpv, ~ Dun
and Casherne Fowler In the 18th year 81 his age
Ais Gieuds and acgusintsnces respectfully iuvi-
ted 10 attend HIS funeral, this day. Tuesday, ~
o'clock r NJ from ifi Grand street, corner Of Pitt
Without further Invitation
IN Brooklyn. on the 10th Inst Etrs- Drrrus In the
ga year OF his age
Lis friends estccaliy Of the trade Chs,,crs are re-
qu.stsd TO attend his funeral this day at o'clock,
from his late residence, lis Jay street.
In Fhisdsphis, on Monday the Sd los. rf or short
ard severe Illness ~ bilious dysentcry Nr DAuEL Cs
si,nsrt Ct Bnghsmton, ~ y, In the 5ist year Of his
sxc
sir. Carmichael vas man m,st f,vo-sSly known q.
AN extensive contractor all the Important improve
Dents In this country since the 1875 and has left
name FER energy, pcrseversuce and upr'ghtness OF
Character scarcely cquaed by any other contractor In
the United States lis has left smiaSa and most
excellent sif 1.-THE daughter Of Isaac Ote El Of this
ciiy) and several promising children 20 nouru their
loss Mr. Carmichael was man OF m ,s' bens violent
character aud In whose charities many benevolent In
situations and individuals will feel most sensiby the
,trorg evidence Of hope In his Bedsemer, ssd trust
that he rests from his lsbcs and that hrs works
do follow him.
AZ Tsrry Tswn on The 9th inst lat the residences Of
her SON Nathaniel D Holmes, fnEsr HoLnxsJ In the
#, sth year Of her age. ~
ON the Plains, ., rou. eor cslforsis, los. 18th
CuasIts 8. GiLnss, Of Rochester, NY June sist,
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n susd fer domestic hsusshod purposes 10 The city
q Philadslphia with . knowlsdgs Of these facts
there In solvips the mystery vhy there
year."
The ANNEXED table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country In this
ksA ct the respective periods named:-
QvorArloSs ron PusL.c Ssoun,rrrs.
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AS bsvo frequently predicted within tae past
month &C. there has been quite falling of in the
quotations for United States securities and 1t Is still
impression that further decline will b. realized
Recent sdyices from Europ, calculated to depress
arrest the remittance government stocks Of
oil kinds This, with the increasing demand for money
in commercial circles has induced holders put their
stocks upon the market, and employ the proceeds in
other pursuits The anxiety to realize at hoa,e, and
the falling OF In the foreign demand have had ten
depcy to deprecate the market value Of the
rites while those Of fancy character held aim
tirely by speculatora, sustained, and ia in
stances have advanced eighty.
The election in Missis ppi this fall will be another
expression Of the voice OF the people in relation the
subject Of population. The question has already
been dlspoed Of twice in previous elections and the
nomination Of Gen. ouiman, the democratic canii-
date for Governor has again brought the subject before
The people and the result Of the election will be consi
dered another expression Of opinion in relation to
the matter General Quitman has taken strong grounds
sgsinst the payment acknowledgment Of the Union
bank bonds ond 1t has become Of the principle.
Of the party that nominated him In the event OF his
election 1t will lie the third time the people OF Mssis
sipp have voted against the acknowledgment OF those
bends and II he is defeated the bond holding party will
have achieved victory u the most important charac
tr. II will open the door for the introduction OF
this question into the political movements of the
state, and may enable them. ultimately, to bring
Il directly before the people The position assumed
by the bondholders, that the State is legally bound
20 provide for the payment OF these bonds. il one
that can be easily determined The laws Of the
State provide for bringing the government into the
courts the in individual cases. and IL Is In the
power Of any bondhoder to obtain the highest Legal
decisions in the State upon his claim and II In his IA
TO plsce IL In the Of liquidation. IL lie all
very well for the bondhoders cry out through their
organs reputation and to Willy and abuse the people
Of any State because they may not acknowledge any
and every claim brought against them, but when they
have the power Of testing the validity Of their claims
and refuse TO do co. looks very much though they
had very little confidence In the justice Of their de
mnnds We would suggest to the holders Of the MON
Bank bonds OF Mississippi the propre.y OF appointing
q committee to make the necessary arrangements for
bringing the question at ssuc between them and the
government into the courts Of the state and carry n
regularly through until the highest decsion has been
obtained TT should be In their favor, there will be
difficulty In placing their dem proper train for
incorporation into the public debt OF the State.
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SALES NV AUCTTos

UyESRr WILLARD, AUCroSEEs.-TATAJo9rs
Sale OF Rescs ooi and eahegsny lnrniture ec.NL-
Lad Hrat will sell al austinn. Wteueseay sep i:tN
lO oolnek their Sales Roori, No. ISL Wiluam st-e a.
without large sssortnent Of Ross Woo
era Mahogany Furitarc DE. caalognss on morning OF
fale.
Exri yszgE SAILS or ykLUsBLg pU.Struss,
- Piano rorte. ssJ n. Brown Ill sell hue,ier on
Tucsfa Scrt tt, at 1iS o'clock At Ne i91 Broadw sy.
irre stock 81 elrrrt Catinst Furniture psiaz COM
rete ssIsent q rator chamber and dining room ufni-
ture together with superior Piano Forte, aad great
'e'y 81 house Furnishing goods. Catslouss on vonday
T'o PfANo FORTE MAKERS, CABINET MAKERS,
ke-1hc brick wortshope us and 10 Wooster street.
will he sold ~ tie xerehsu Exchses Tuesday
~ tant ~ " oeioeh by A. Blsecter Co. large rtrt
/" We rurshme Money psy rpais on sor'g,ze.
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nJnprtcd.

Dr H,RprsrnooS aud Nrs. Norr, Of Rochester,, were
MAJ led at sandr ky City, ohie, the 9th inst 10
VIII ic recollec'ej that DR. IT. arrested at Hooh..
ter st spring held 70 bail aud acquitted On charge
Of poisoning the former husband Of the ~ he has
a. nf.i
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MAunETs ELsExyHERE.

STOCK sAI.ES.
rnrsnrrruf,. S,p' fn--Flru Roerd.-cD sh,rss Psnu-
fyivsnin Rsrosd az, rerrayivasis ss,t 100; si0go
STATE De. IS -; al a.. 81 f0D 40 81; 2O
d. 90 sbsre. irf-i Bank, b5 I'm $50 Schayikiu Ma
,i-atiop Interest, o..
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MEDICAL.

.V>NNNNNNNNNNs% \. NN%NNNNNNNNN
he. SHAW o. coSsUuPrioN-TnERg "a, rEt-
vlich sweers % annually many victim. a. that tell a.
ttroyu % IRE kuusn race. CONSUMPTION. That vast
~, ny ~ ,sh., i,s., ~ ssi,a We ~
witch nature has provided for Ser obi cn aud wh' siuee
as reduced 20 such form 90 20 Be within the rcah Of ~
this painful disease Inorrng you remedy, do AZ ask
you 90 rely fhe rcprescutaa II th5s who rh' ~
aeustea by scia'h and pecunsry motives hut sse
u, seians iha, wis.ars BALKAN Of via Cherry IN. tsa
nsd for itief Reputation tsa, cannot be s,slei D.
wm Ashsw Of Washington. n. G., Whites undcr "a, date
Of Nay J, lst6 as foliowts-
"Ifsve heard many eases Of decided tsnseeal ers.
from its especially asthms and .sroaic clush ~
stssmtdic character. have used The via cherry seat
cesl prscice ard with marked good rcsu s II th,
ofesti .rvous mobility end rrtstiy % vhica phths
cal are sule Ihaye pod NJ! ~ TIE ers fsr1
i.uior Without danger ~ thl r,tiert Every
one fno. the reputaos Of TIE turg ane talsa
rrircips. Wistars BALKAN Of wild Cherry pgsncus
Ssslesl men or. Justly s,,r,fo y,,ru. msieipc, 3.
hrnhues and nottrums and those medicines uhieh have
sarn'ary ami IN many vol n,ested cssss euratve
,sie stelss,,s sna ,c,.m Nv y,srs A r. 10 s,NoS
100 ruito street Of william; ~ nroadsay. frvny
building. Of Ci amhers streets William Blrycr 81
The United States and Cspsss
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A comPLETg PRACTICAL
AZ work. on the rs'ur, and treatment Of private discs
seturs end AL Kindred Affections Of tne ar nary
Illustrated by .s, number o. be,auIny eslcret Pilates,
20 pages "a edition. Price so Es,rae, from ths
Medical and Surgical Journal :" be said fearicsy
ss. ssu sr ne ss%s sny q
hshed in this country" Price SO Author o. york on
Seminal Lmissians Impo,ency &c: eausod BY Improper
Puslshsrr, singsr townsend ~ Broadway, and b. Ire
Author, 500 bfsadvsy
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U,bEs.RRrrD souAN's PRIVATE vrl

rsnisn " Dr. A. haurioeau rref.-ov Of Die, Of
Norlea- rSth edttion i5mo.. ". HD. Ptic. ST. CLAW
eerass sold tn etx fnon.hs
iesrs .rssras Of physical and mensl srgui rrsry
On netons'e wue asf pecunsry difficulties husband,
mtt ha been rnred th1aasn is vr,rid
joyed competence Thousands trossa ip healts wsod
have eaoyed ~ hundreds their stIi slve
b. atimcly rcsscsricu Of th,s wcrs.
~ IL intended especially t,r the married those conte-
rstirS rarsgs ~ " discioe-s important which
should he kno an W tle- Particularly.
To those whose hest Of "a
uily " is ~ especial importance
Here alec, tsnsle-ths wife, the -otfer the
either banding into vo,nhcnd che N tto ss-ie o
year, IN vhcm nature .crterstes N inpcr,a, cheap
car observer she and the eerss-
res srd w~s' eeta'n mode cfear IN cosarsint
which her ~, IL sukoct.
ror sale =, 112 srcedw-y ana N. PaSshsrs or-c 10
Liberty street. ". Vi LITTLE Co.. Albany, W. " Dssis
Pretsr " N Peterson. Chestnut sSrnet phti,sennns
William rnyicr co. Psitimcr-i =. n Rouscon, Nev Or
iesrss .. n. Cubbedge Savasush
ire receipt a. copy viH " t-.-suis.,s ~ raj
free part 20 The Unitei ss,~s
muet be siirrseej pet raid ~ mr. A. ~ MsYvc-su Bar
Lz2<. kev Vera city oAes - Iibsrty s.rssa
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POLL TICAL

& fRACUsE. SEPT. 6. Is49.-MR. EDITOR-wHEREAs
- am informed that A. L. Jordar Esq. the present AZ
torney Central has whdIawn hip candidate foe
that snd left that station. Mr. Speaker Hsdey
certainly he whom the whigs and all Others concerned ia the
State will rejoice TO hear Of ticket. With Mr. HALEY Zoe
Attorney Generals Nelson J. Beach. Canal Conmss
and Mr. Hunt the present Comptroller s credit to the
wtg PARTY and fail Of The talents Of those
gentlemen we'll klown throughout the State The Mess
Loeos sht we'll attempt TO the North river dcy
with fork, a these grounds. So give il np
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IrOR can IRANcrsCO. VIA CnA0EEs-Tus A
eirrsr etprsroi bark FioR1ua, c. hliery, g-stsr.
VII have quick nssrneh Tor Chafrcs Toe FLORIDA haviry
Tor 30 first aEd ~ second
eshn aud h.virg been Tor soue tine yef Ia
the thfsrts trade ors irdrccssts 10 passen thnS
embark for The above PIT Price q Isstgc cat.n
SO. Do do Do IN Second c,ba. so. freat 20 cents
evtsc foot Arrly No. North River
1ouE .. ThNJog n co. ~ Sodth s.re,t.
NOR cALITOHNTs-To SAIL on the 2lrp-rus
tne sop kJs5Ll rev oadiug At pier tot Of yostry
piieaLon 20 LIB. SUTTON. ~ Wall street
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SsTEAm From = Ew YORK To TiE 6ERsUOAs, WEST
Iflaptr co'umbh Aooite New orleans,
Vera aud fsmuco1he iIrish Royal Nail Steam
western ffurp,ry we'll tne.a tho lSv~rp. Oh
spd New fcrs hrel snry IDhu ollie. nder will
leave her snchorsee On the Battery precisely
TLursssy 18Th irst ateve. Passengers esbaFknx
New York heir passage through -
tie Places other Gte7mshirs OF tie
eompsny meet The Cree. Wes Of all roa.s where
tLs diverse Ia tho OF ipr Ia
Crn.ra rrd pcio tahco vhoare carried rom -. Tho
M. in FAILING v.sso Arpoaion Tor passive may no
the agcnts, Maitland Phelps ID
street, New roJh end tcrths win no allotted according to
The priority II suoh arrieson but ~ mOacy
be paid board embaFiin In cole or siiver
eagles halves and d1rto aud all round silver dpl
lars tsiDv received al douboops at siJ 81 aud
~ 49, This Ilhoes visited, the each ant
ss number Of days Ia the from New York.
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VUY ~ ImOAao OOrrospo nOeuces
sr THomAs, Aug 81, 1870.
Tzs MsrAess-sissssiss Of 81 7xomss-Tne Ca~ss end
Society.
All kinds Of business quite duh here ct present,
owing 70 iH being the hurricane season II will 90
continue till the end Of October. when we expect
brisk trade.
The coffee and sugar crops at Porto Rico never
so promising ~ they are this season.
There have been but few American vessels ct this
port, lately.
St. Thomas Is beautifully situated on three hills and
contains population Of twenty thousand, four afths
Of whom are black There is quite extensive bust
amounting to about $l2 ono 900 Most Of the Foods
that arrive here entered for xportaon and are
sold to the adjacent islands and the Spanish main The
houses are mostly built Of yellow stone and quite
The olima IL delightful, and We always have nne,
cool breeze, but from 10 A. M. to P. NJ, the Is
very hot
quite mixture Of French, Germans, Danes and Jews
DnrRrssIrs AccIpEsr.-A dreadful accident occur
IN Baltimore, Saturday the sion OF the
the vessel started few moments before
the ments pleted, aud whilst one OF
the hands, named George cooper was under the Ways
Tho unfor innate fndiRg the vessel had started
endeavored to extrcste himself from his dangerous
position but before he could do OF the large
bedimbers In beng dragged from It's position caught
his LETT ann, crushing aud mangling II in manner
truly horrible. From the elbow down the Il sh
1t were stripped of Notwithstanding his frigh:ful
wound the poor fellow t. his feet aud walked out
from the confused mass Of timber He Immediately
conveyed to his residence in Cough street. where the
crushed arm was amputsted above the elbow the pa
tent beariog the operation With great fostituds Mr.
Cooper Is youug man without family When last
h,srd from, he thought to be in a very critical
situation.
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ttrNantf, orc-Ilalff fsmlI1
elcren under three above three nd undcr
eBe fscrh; shove eht and uuder seise. oashaig lli
dogs eighth q Tie full fares Passeu
nebd, 90 - on beard atlcast hour before the appointed
tine Of leaving.
IroR sAvHrNAE-U. .. rirL LINg.-RVEGY WE'D
pesdsy ats o'coct, r. ~, from rier No 4 y. " TIE
super.r ecs.a sisss.er, curEOKrE and rEssEssrn.
TIE TFNNEssEE, Cars Cole. Wednesday. l7h Srr. TIE
cHEaoxgs. tsgt IyOn, wedn~dsT. Ibih ssps.k Tor
freight or passage. apply 20 ..
rasep-crp fer rleriaa Mcte ard New Orleans Ni aBd
The via savannah most d. rb'e enc speed aas
r.
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wv INVITE THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS AND
w Guardians TO most desirsblc Inf,utsn for loe
Jsds ~hsre every epportus,ty IL strded TO iate ths
and ora cnltara whr the hssFy usually
abundant upon tuch adv antsges avoided Cfculsv
giving t,rms. srcucrs Sc, DO had b. calling at the
xusie Storc No. 40 broadway.
NNBE SPANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES TAUGHT
by lego hsurce. - Brcsdsa-. The cxsrcises his
series ~ Table, IN the shortest time clear ana tho
rough knowledge II the dicus and
tion. Algebra, Book-kcsprc turveyiaa md Navigation
sscedily tsust Terms 81 per ncrh or $, the course
4 DODH ORru's DANCING ACADENy, tfs DROOME
IN rtrtet near Broadwsy.-A Dodworth would
srecifuy TO ks friends md patrons that the frat
cusr'sr 81 the cneairg viii conWcnos Tsesdsy
ye,os,r q bali PAST NJ for ladies' and ehildre,
Tuesday and SArrlav at half rsst ~ " NJ for
Nof doy Iu,day lur Day aud friday. Private Norn
irg Cha. a H. for iades vic sbt wish - join thslsrr
slase Private lesona e. Tine whom not died With
es,s Academic and families siouiG 20
terms fyf-y 81 Tie west and most fashionable
Dances .anht Yer terms sppiy a. tas Academy Bosss
Yer ertfonce 81 ruriis no~ oren.
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TOILETTE.

TOILETTE.
T ARDS WIGS AND TOUPEEs-JUsTlcE TO ALL-
- IL is we'll established fact that his Wigs sups
rior TO anything offered for natural apparance dur
hy and ehtapncs and his stock the in the
city, gentlemen ALI do well to esl and xamipe Tor them
selves previous clsew here. Copy the address
LAIRD =. 80 Chatham street.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

+ 0. OF o. + , COMMERCIAL LODGE, NO. G-rHE
Members Of Commercial Lodge requested
he pnnetual In their attendance ut the Lodge Eliza
behia Room. Odd Fellows Hal this evening" llth inst,
TO the BY Laws and other business
Of in ereft will come for aoti W. o. GROSER, N. G.
THos. w. GRosEe, Sec. pro- TEN.
II OF o. F-TuE X. w. GRAND LODGE OF THE
Grand Lodge Room National HAIL. Canal street, this
dayl evening, At = o'clock precisely. BY order.
BENJAMIN J. rENrZ. Grand Secretary.
TT A. o. D.-GRAND BOARD or DIRECTORS or
the State Of New lorkRepresensattves are hereby
Directors Of the State Of New York will be convened Mt
their Nor 46 IS Centre OF New
ok ths TUESDAY evening the llth ns O'clock.
BY order, JOSEPH GEO. MASON, Grand Secry.
o. OF @. F.-THE ANCIENT ORDER OF GOOD
IA Fellows of the State of New York invited 10
ticps in the Public Procession aud Banner of
Charity Lodge No 49, of Brooklyn 20 assemble at the Bat
terry Tuesday mornig Sept 18th, at o'clock by order
Of the Executive Con nittce.
RICHARD LAUER, Chairman.
WILLIAM ELLIOT, Seere AIRY.
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