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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-30

FIRsr RATE DoNSEY WANTED FOR THE NEW
IA piece of Jenny Lind at the Nansnal Theatre on
Monday evening Address asnager on &c Of the
above tn, atre, with complete descri ption.
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qus pens when they get gold that val
fast for The Riehesu Ever pointed are sesrantssd
wear almost for ever. They sold by J. " SAVAGE
who has also OF watshss iron
which the mott fastidious could be pleased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-30

vI>HE DUsskLDUKf ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
j New paintings recently arrived from Europe among
which 10 'Germaua," by koeher-A work Of art Of the
highest cas TIE exhibition OF aintngs by artists Of the
school received additions
the the hs Of the Church Of the Divine
Unity in Broadway. between Spring and Prince streets
from 10 o'clock until 10 O'Clock p. H. Admission Is
cents. Season tickets so cents Catalogues TX oents
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Elegant bridal Cards, Envel0pos, Cake
Boy.s Bridal waters Of the latest and os fashionable
STYLE csn be had at EvERDELLS. va Broadway, corner
81 Duane Mr. Everdell has branch store, A. No
Wall for the Accommodation Of his down tevn Gus
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a SMALL psrv.rg FAMILY HAyrSa xosr ROOM
IA than ,hsy r-qair., -..la r.., ,hs ssssss sesr y, s
~ sr~wsr sne ~. ~fs ror perseelsrs fnfnirs ~ Se'
lo1 Grand street, sis doors vest ~ bre&drp'
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NATIONAL EXHIBITION, AT sTOPPANTS HALL,
IN S9s Broadway, corner Of Walker street will open
Monday September 1880 Original and splendid paintings
by the celebrated American artist. Benjnmn West A..
ir cluding the sacred works. HAGAR
THE PRopIeAL Son also. TrE BATTLE BENDER, THE
1RusPH LOVE- and full length portrait Of BENJAMIN
WEsr &C. Open from 10 until dusk Admission, - cents.
Catalogue. Gk cents.
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Me- Brosavsy which has for sustained the high.
rsputston sttainabie this singular ART. sentains
lArFsst collection 81 portraits Of dsn rushed
An this eoub try should be 70 be appreciated
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Carriages bsroaehes.
aesfs ssasss asaHss
Russies. osrry.lls. ne.
rleuTha ffrawrutters,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-22
MoEKv Mar n r..

earuspsr, Sept T-sP.M
Speculation In ssek continues with unsba,ed vigor
The movement IL s upward and onrsrd and o. prices
advance, purchasers tsss hold with spirit and
holders and sellers hnd u dcult TO Appease the sppe
lite Of buyers Prices have within the past week i'm
proved 20 rapidly that those who anxious TO par
chase at Low prices. have been compelled n ooms In at
an advance Of several per cent We know Of several
instances where parties Who having hesitstsd about
purchasing Erie second ortgsge bonds ninety ssven
per cent have finally been glad 10 get them q. ninety
nine per cent. The thing has occurred in nearly
every other stock In the list and outside operators
seem TO prefer coming in upon an active market at .
little advance IN prices than daring dull state Of
things when prices quite likely 10 60 vsy
a. another The market IL lively enough 10 salts
fy the most ssnguine SPECTATOR for rice; and II the
facilities for purchasing stocks aud holding them
time as abundant ne at this moment and the DISPOSE
ton TO purchase l. not checked the probability H.
that the short. will End themselves before the lapse Of
many weeks, in . very uncomfortable plsce.
At the fret bosrd to-day, U. Sc 1851, advanced
= per cent; Erie bonds old. y; Erie bonds seq, =
Erie income bonds y; Erie RI, VI Canton Co, Fl Rea-
ding Rsilrosd, a, Morris Carat Vi Harlem Ralrcsd v
Farmers Loan Tell OF = per cent Long Island, ~
and Hudson River Railroad, a rherevere more pur-
sbsrs for es.h 10 day than have noticed for some
time past Railroad tond we're In demand .. the Inn
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provsnent, and the operations were principally for
cash The market closed buoyaut.
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to-day, amounted to sl9l,72s 90. Pay
ments, s6e,15s g. Balance, 90 4e7 ,si4 II.
The export Of specie last week amounted to $l75o
principally silver Total shipment thus FAR this year
$550l $50.
The Central Bank of Loekport which has been
pended for three four years is about to
business again in that village Since the suspension,
all bill holders and creditors have been paid in fun
with interest," and the capital stock mostly secured
TO the stockholders
Prom accounts continually coming to hand from the
East there Is doubt that the potato crop OF that
section has been very seriously injured The disease
has attacked the plant in oil parts of the Uted States
and the British Provinces; but the effect has been
more disastrous in the New England States than in
any other part Of the country
According to estimate recently formed, the pro-
duets OF the manufactures OF Cincinnati for the year
ending August 81, 1885, follows viz Rolling
mills, s16soooO; stoves and hollow-wsre, $sS2eo0 ;
machine foundries, S2459 900 furniture, $eos 500 ;
building materials t376 900 carriages $445 600 cot
ton factories, f45soco linseed OIL $4,000 lard OIL
Sl1loe00 easter oil, $4,000 white lead and paints
S28oooo; boots and shoes $500 000rctal, Ss65b6 500
Tho Illinois and Michigan Canal was in nsvixAbls
order the 10th Of September 1t la stated in the
Chicago Tribune of the nth inst, that thousand
tens Of merchandise went down the canal within the
previous twenty four hours.
The agent ofthe English capitalists have LOAF ned
million or more Of dollars to aid In constructing the
proposed railroad frs Pond du Lac down the Rock Ri
valley and thence to point on the
Galena and Chicago roatarrived at Chicago few days
since his route to Evansville, with blank bonds
be filled and signed by the ofcers Of the Valley Rail-
road Company, INN ediately after which, the Hon
Robert j. Walker, (exsscretary Of the Treasury will
take them and proceed to Europe to close the arrange
ment for the money The amount proposed to be
loaned is million Of delisrs for twenty years at
per cent. The loan is NEST favorable one for
the company, and with the amount subscribed by
responsible men. lover $500 ooW enough to complete
and stock the entire road according to the estimates
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TIE Common Council at Croton Dam
Sing stng and Yonker

few days slncs, large numbers Of Invitations, ei
which the following is copy we're isssed rom the
croton Aqueduet Depari ment and sent to the Mayor
members Of the Common COUNSEL, heads Of Depart
n-nts and other favored Individuals to the number
Of w or 10 more on less;--
oruoE cRoroS IartBvcr pErAsrsx~r,l
sn-Yeu ar. r,,pee,fur, invited Nv &c cro,on Aau.-
sutt Committee % meet with then 1hursday mornng
ne irst. oooek at the Buds hver ssiirUsd BE-
G nss.s nsar yhsss's. street, for he gsrgos. Of ma,
aud line Of squeiuct An hsffs Aonday nsxt
asssTns this invitation is Iuesed 20 enable the en- sr
nssa BY crdtr u the Comrnittee.
Respectfully reSrs ss;,...,o.,
pB This invitation Il INTENDED emily for the person 70
WON "a 10 addressed.
well according to the terms Of this Invitation .
large number OF persons 90 whom 70 silressed
ami come % Whom Il not, nbled at the n sd.
40 Sing sing, vhsre they arrived Ia due tino They
we're at the cars by dcpu,atiou q the respects
he people q the village, and escorted TO the principal
Motel where they brushed their clothes, deposited
their carpet bers. &c rinsed the dust rom their
months and started, ~ private conveyance for the
eretcp dam A thorough Inspection Of this fine WORK
r,s made from both the outer aud inner sides The
vesult Of the examination vas perfectly saisetory
40 the engineers and others who we're eompetent 10
iuJr. Of Ne stability. Having passed up all the way
ssb.r They arrived safe 81 Sing siog, where a sump.
tuous dinner prepared o. which they psrtook In
,,ue aidsruanic style After The rspast (or rather
sSore It's eouclutonl navy q The company ieft and
zane 10 town by the halt past ave O'Clock train from
sng sing The remainder passed the night at Mount
t,,rn They followed the line OF the aqusduct down
90 the usiahhorhood OF Yonksrs. where they 10
sine ana came theme to the city ThisF.gi tasiOn.
se arr infu1 med was real buiiness matter.
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TELnGRAPuIC.

ROsToN AND INV YORK TELEGRAPH COMPANY
" Ofiee Ne Wall street, (seccnd story l-rhis line
~ New Haven, Hartford sTrnghd, Provi5snee "a. noe
zen. The dssrsehss printed W the nsru enss 70.
man Capital ettsrsthus avoiding the necessity trsss-
ang o. uentcrhnf AND consequent, liability srror me-
eetsav atsndaut All other systsms Of
The patrons ~ ths the m.y dspsnd rvnesus
mission and delivery a their essarss despatohes
~ received ~ thsr oces urle the In wovki.s
order PnceaFor messages % zen words ~ sents; ssa 10,
yAySs sTysaIs rr,sde.a
ys-rr-ss Ctsnsi Cleri u tse ccrrcfasos.
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sERMoNs TO-DAY


Tabsrnsele, Broadway-Rev Mr. Thompson, even
ing subject-rhe Fugitive Slave Lev Of the New
piacipie., Chapel seveutssath street DR. shsp.
perd. N srning
Church Of the Epiphany, Stanton strset-Rev. E. H.
Canheld. eve ming
Congregational Church, Madison strsst-Rsv. Mr..
Lockwood, morning
Bethesda Baptist Church, Christie strsst-Rsv. n b.
Baldwin, Afternoon.
knieferbocker Hall, Eighth avsnue-Rev Mr.. hsed,
morning.
College Hall, Crosby strest-Klder Ludding, morn
Ing.
Rev j Parsons Hovey is to be installed Pastor OF
the Eleventh PRESBYTERIAN church In this city, tnn
evening, sept T. the sermon Is expected rom hsv.
Mason Noble, OF Baltimore, former pastor OF the
Rev Edward A. Bulhlsy. late of asnev. NY, was
installed over the Orthodox Society in Groton, Mass
on Wednesday. the 18th inst
Rev pssn,s of S,s. has accepted the call
MT Roliin, Porter lutte Of Lane Seminary, aud IL.
centate OF the Presbytery Of was
to the vork of the ministry in Rev Mr. Wallis Church.
In Somers CT Mr.. P. expects soon to sail for West
Africa as a mission ary under the ABCPM
The North Presbyterian Church Of Geneva, late the
First CONGREGATIONAL WAS received under the care of
Geneva Preskytery, at their late sttings at Lyons
Rev W Curry Is their pa tor elect
Rev p C Hesdley was ordained and installed pastor
over the Presbyterian Church Of Adams N Y, by tho
Presbytery Of Watrrtovu on Thursday the 2ld ult
Mr. Thomas DocQett of tho Hudson Theolo xioal Sc
sry has been licensed to preach the gospel by the
Rev IL Dssheii Jr, of New York a graduate Of
Union The oloqca Seminary has received and ace ept
ed call from the CONGREGATIONAL Church In sto,k-
bridge Mass
Rev Luther Litten ha. accepted q call from the
Presbyterian Church at Mount hope. Orange Co, N Y
Rev DR. Daniel Baker, OF Texas, Is supplying the
pulpit Of Rev NJ W. Jaeobus, Of Broo klyn, N Y who
Is at laid aside from pulpit labor by henorr-
hage OF the lungs.
Noy,s,rrs OF III, Is..yL,rr,-The S,e York PREF.
1. 49,, q, ar o,,t ;r.tsnt ,s..nt Occurrence.
ANEW, ths Jsws q, tha city ~ Iihsny "a ;nstiy a.,
citir .tt.r,io, .~onstbot nsonIs .bn.. .,s.v
nox.msnt ought 10 h. rsg.rdsd vits intsrsst nv Iii
Cbr;stjon. nuhic s,.cnss,or was IN nroars1s he
tween tba Rev Dr. Rapbasl and this rev Hr Po,nsn
sS; md l.; Az ,,i5.t 81 ,ha hv IN. hs
nTono.nded To the assembly this QUESTION
q No on hslisys an m. .on,in, ~ tha ussa;.b -,
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Movements OF Individ a aIs.

Rev. DR.. Todd. Pittsneld; " Hvrss. Oregon; Bun
ford. Mobile ". Pettis Florida; Gen. Greene aud
family, California; o. L. Shepherd U. g. A., and 1872
others arrived yesterday and the day before at the
Irving House
J. Kitchie. New Orleans; A. Baker, Mississippi; L.
Dwight, Boston; 7. o. Pierce England; Major French.
U. A. and co others arrived on Friday at the Aston
House.
W Morris and daughter Now York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Wort, New York; Il II. Patterson and family, N.
and fortysevsn others arrived At the Union Place
Hotel on Friday.
Col sandford Ohio; DR.. J. Y. Clark, Pvanse; DR. Y.
Schultz, Cologne Capt. r. Ralesten. philadelphia;
J. A Mitchell New Orleans; W. Field, Alabama; IL.
Goodrich. Arkansas; }. sepew, Wisconsin, and forty
others, arrived ut the Clinton Hotel Friday
Hon. Judge O. G. Pratt, Oregon; DR.. O. O. walker,
do s. Gerson. Paris France; Jas d. Lippinoott, Bal
timore; g. y. Clay ton do W. Green, CincinnAti D.
L. Young, q. W; j. T. Randolph Va, land ~ others,
arrived and took rooms at Howard Hotel Friday.
n. Smith, John Lspro, N. u Toon, Dir. Dayner,
3. N, Bishop Johns. Va. and 81 others. arrived
Cd Friday, and took rooms At the American Hotel.
The Hon Jeremiah Morton. Of Virginia, has been
detained from his seat in the House Of Representative
since Monday, by indspostion-
Sir Edmund Head, Lieutenant. Governor Of New
Brunswick, Is now at Quebec, Canads.
RredrkA Bremen the Swedish novelist is .. Detroit.
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FINANCIAL.

ExIeRAsT MENSTRUAL SAVINGS RANK. 81 CHAM
- bert street THE tank chartered by the Ieisaturs
~ he state - he- York the lsst sssn has tshen hs
Premises ~ Chamber street. east Of BroadWay for the pur.
@ On hend,y ns,, Eth insisnt. and ~l eontinus open
every dsy thsr Htr, tsundays excepted between and
tclgch r. " Trustees John Nishulsrn Panninr O. Tnck
James KsrrKsn, Feiir tnEodshy william gatsoa fush
Kelly. Johu hnrnirf- Greeort Dllsn, william Rslnond
Peter A. Harf US J1fsph stuArt John McNeaoy Andre
4 arrgsr. James hathevs gshn uiihaw Ioha r. Eagrnth
Terente Dtrnelly GRpgORY DILLON Fre,idept
JosrFp Srussr. Let Vice President.
Prrrs A. HsReovs. 2nd Vice President.
faSNtNc 4. fUcEEa, Treasures.
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'VATLoR AND DE BAUFRR FORWARDING AND
yenmisson herohsnts. Ch.xrsa N.o. Nesrs norPrs.
psree W al goods hsyins fne ght
srs.sh, ss.t With lads ior ~. sor
veysnes 81 passengers and rirt We have sse ntde H
r~ns.msnts With Rursls Co. trsrsrortstion sgsnts ..
eorssns sst cruse that there viii " delay uron NE
bNnus TX. TAYLOR, late 81 BsltingTe.
u-,Jn ps BAurRr lsts q rs- criss.,.
References !, Yer vcrk. Y. HOWARD 39ae - Hrse1wty
Oar Agqf.ssrs T. Hsss. 81 Racer str-~ti C-rrgr BIO
c.- w. csN--i-'., psptas Etcsrc'Yg co- Ssu ryss.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

aEooRrs cALiroRs1A pACEAGE ExraEss. PR
- steamer trtscent Cttv. 18th StptsmberThs
ere VII desrsteh Special Express ~ the above steamer
y chart. 81 sompetent messsngsr vho wilt saperintend
hs,t reshiprent AZ fanams, and accompany them
are dehVercd in charge % Hr Joseph grssory
- san Frsneisco Who has every facility hand fsr s
IRE ediae delivery % the eonsrnsss IN San Frsucso snd
various Parts 81 California The Arranrsmens N ths ne
are rsft, ard no delay ear that We rrovidsi
A&attt Parcels received unt the morning Of IRE
,alrg ard letters untii ALA Paesas4s ara heavy
rtght must be delivered oce rrior 70 the day Of
THOMPSON HITCH TOCK, n.rA-cr, and Arsnts,
m d. lf9 Pearl street. corner Of " all street.
reasonable. -
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DANCING.


nANCiNC AND WALTzIsG ACADEMY, Il HOWARD
stIest-sisnora aud sgnor Ferrero will their
school Saturday the 18th Of October Of nstrue-
tior, "Wednesday Saturdays and Mondays and Thurs
Days at hspas three for yeung ladies masters p0n
day and Thursday EVENING"
men. Private sources 10 be siven - usual
DRIyATE DANCING AND wALTZINd ACADEMY 50
sona siTset-ALy Soaring will reopen Al. school IL
October usual Due h6e6 wiz 90 rven OF ths days sGd
hours for the classes Schools and families ATTENDED aud
private given ct all times when not oseupiod
Applications be made hour during the day
ming, TIL 10 e'olooh. at his residsnee a. above.
4 DoDW0RfHs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.
~ No as Brosme street three doors Broadway
will open for the Tuesday October 7h on Tpss
days and ssturdsyt 50 oeocE ladies aud children;
on Tuesday end Friday evenings. ct far gentemen
addition 20 III dances q former ...sons happy
entire dance, which he will roduce called the Bosro
- 10 danced 90 music similar In character The eoe-
brated Spanish dance u that hope that BY
adopting improved system Of tesehing inroduss his
sesson fer e hrst time be ALE 20 rart
much information quarter has been
i've Cards Of Terms sad Rules can DO pro-
ass~er all Inquiries.
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ADVERTlSEhRSTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONA


JoDN MORN, LATE OF BUFFALO, Is REQUESTED
TO communicate with Daniel Mora, At Psttsn Hotel 10
nd New Nork
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AMUsE MN NTg.

R0wERY rnEArRE.-xONDAY EVENING, sEPrxx-
.S Ta V XII X n' ne
Wslaet III Sir BALDWIN Bri.rly Mr. TiItop; Sir Robert
kf. u n.. ii p.nin; fas R.si l.. *.%y
Fs.I. viii .rpsar ard .ins :. her moo. admired songs
sSss siss,ss
nr. BrO.sley Dssrs epss sssrlsr store commence
RUETsN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srasKr.-MoN-
M 5 IT'S az
and frederic scses Do Win The .Scriss so%sdy q
Mn a.s,G, s.ss.;
Irs css1.. aDs s Ks,
@Sss: prsss Circle ard rsrsss.'. q emit. Is.ay csss
IN Ressv.t-soie Lessee .sd Pr.pristeri a H. Psrdy.-
y fi shs ss% TEE Ti b saSsa H. Scss
kass ss.I Mr. w. srsy ksg nGTy H. W'T,
Anne, Mr.: iy.Ts; osssn Hi..ss:s EI, n y a.asssas
soeHsss ~i,h 'ss s,Pi'ee q ngsAEsissmD'G.er
CrOsksr; Lisetts Mrs Jefferson boxes essts pit i2
Doors open at 1-p.rferm.neo. eonnsneee.7 O'clock
C4R!sTTY.s OPERA HOUSE. Ea BROADWAY: ABOVE
further no;i:s1hs Original and we'll EneSn csri,sys
sa:n,'a md s1gsiis10sd Rs.oIass undo,
suee.ion Of four y.a ssSs bsn with Aver er
syS,sS @ "a .as:ss,. ,s.:
Concert every sausd.y sonnoncing Al P. Y: On ana
and commence At half past o'clock.
ERlLOwS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE. B. PEI-
- LOWS, hanaser Of this popular Band OF Ethiopian
the Splendid Hail now ssias built On the
Intersal ground not yet being anshei he win sose his
Concerts in this great Metropolis for short They
Will reopen in their 9I about tho hrst Of October
next
CASTLE GARDEN.--DoDwORTHS CELEBRATED
~ Cornet Band will give their last Grand Concert OF tho
season on kunday Evening Sept ~ 1880 consulting OF So
viii be epen during the day afordng vsters opporu
nifty view the extensive made for the Jenny
Lind Concerts which, together with the delightful Of
thu bay and barber with the chipping and beautiful
around makes this the most plesGent attractive In
this or any other country. The Comt ramLs, newly
ranrd can be at all hours Of the day evening
Admission, l21s cents To O'clock No post
ponement on account OF the weatber.
CASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN PORTBE RKOLP-
~ ton OF Writer'S during the day from A. N. till p
is the largest and most beautiful in the oouatry
afordng superior opportunity for reading
undistureed promenadee while viewing ths shipping
and degb fui around, and nhsina the sadioM
saa breess. Admission. I2< cents.
FRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-rHIs
elegant place Of amusement for tbs
Two performance iyon every day commencing in
tAe afternoon, ana half In the evening Tho enter
tsnpshts consist Of Lsgs 1nrivaled Female
nnstrelsbe oelsbrated and original Arab ir roupa Of
OF Living stntusry sat who sxosod BY
in regard TO beauty and figure variety of
ainment every afternoon and evening For iu pa-tau
lara, bills Of cash day Adnissonssat, N prv.ts
DIX % oeats stazs Seats 37@ esnts Eoxse- - cents; ala
EH eeats
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AmUsEnMNrs IN PHILADELPHIA,

RARNUHS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
sum. Proprietor ana Manager denry Sanford, Assist
Eanager-Re- Of the distiuguished and
talented children Kate and Ellen Bseman astsnsh-
ing deireaops have With the unqualified
Of overlooking houses during he week They appear
this week in number Of their choicest selections. This
whole sppear admirable piece
ing The Chinese smily remain tins week only Perform
in the Afternoon thes o'clock; in the
evening AZ seyea WEDNESDAY evening" bcueht OF the Rate
mans Admiance 20 conts children under IKE
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FINE Ar rs.


EIEE ARTs-TALB0TYPEs. OR PORTRAITS ON
Ivory Ivory Paper. and Glass. and Dsguerreoy
daily taken in stYle and Of required
~ the sze OF life. the National Miniature Gallery 21
Bros dssy. The public respectfully invited TO exsnins
sJeeimsnss. LANGENUZiMk co.
nA0UERRBoTYrE PIATEs.-OREAT REDUCTION
- 10 price We are enabled 20 sell Louis L. Bishops
Plates At $50 hundred. full size They
superior any other and sold with the privilege return
Ing shose that would not give entire satsflction.
VICTOR BISHOP. q Maiden lane, up stairs.
DRECIeUg STONES JEwELRY. CHAINS. AND ALL
II kinds Of French fancy articles tor ssis by.
VlCTOR BISHOP, - Hsides lane, up stairs
N. B. Pssrls Diamonds al kinds Of Gems psrsA assd
~ their full value.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n u. A. CBAECERY, 3. or n. YIN SESSION
". Bspt. Resolved, TAst the Gr,sS Ofcers " ths
Chanc.ry Of this state 10 requested 70 publish ta, tbs
body does net rsceRnts tbs paper edited by C. Jdson
Ned stiffness Own As teing the organ Of the Ord Of
United Americans. snd that this Chknsery do hold
responsible for opinion thrsin expressed
G. O. Bower q. G. Of THE o.