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BUSINESS NOTICES.
FL COURAGIHG SUCCESS /.

~ BAKER GOODWIN co. the propne;ofs Of
tho Printing Establishment TRIBUNE BUILDING, re-
apecfully return thsr Acknowledgements their fisnd
and the customers Of the sts VIZ OSBORN for the veci
liberal encouragement extended them nnce their con
mencement In business.
Orders for every description OF Printing hsve crowded
in upon az rapidly thst have already been compel
led to ENLARGE OUR PAINTING OFFICE
by addition OF other rooms In the and the Join
ing building and also to Increase tho number OF our
STEAM PRESSES.
70 accommodate our customers our Compostors and
Freshmen have cheeruy worked both DAY AND MIGHT and
we ru, we have thus far given ends satisfaction We
assure them thai we shall lave nothing undonsto sill
urher merit h.T confidence aud custom.
Determined to possess an establishment compee Ia every
particular we engaged in rear aDgiue and in
proving ce and By tho aid of Painters Carpenters
Mschnists Erga sers ard TypeFounders constantly at
work for u.s. hops to make our eatablifhuensuu
Tvaed In appearance aud convenience. az we'll 80 In s
perfect dspaon the and rapid execution ofeVey
Description OF Printing We shall not however, permit our
improvements to interiors with shy work which may be
nrusted to our care We st pfesen, prepared to re-
ceve suy orders and pledge ourselves to gvs perfect sas
faction to every customer We have at this inns between
80 and 40 Printers employed, and with his orce We can
probably do all thai is necessary.
TRADEEAEN IN FHE CITY
are informed thai their orders to any extent
al very short notice. By lhe AID Oh sSoin VIC CAL ptui
ssYersl thousand copies Of ary job in few hourE.
MERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited call and examine NEW AND ORIGINAL d.
signs FOB STORE BILLS.
LAWYERS
nj ed hardly be informed thai ibis establishment has for
many years been extensively for It's Printing Of Law
Books Cases, POINTS, The present proprietors still
continue to execute all such work.
EVERY TRADE AND PROFESSION
p ~ Io1 ArdG
Circulars Bill heads Bank Checks Poicies Of Insurance.
Catalogues sls of Lading. Constitutions and Bylaws
Pcnphels Newspapers, Magazines Reports, Addrer"s
etc.
ry READERS or THE tribune requiring Print
Ing OF any kind from Book Bill respectfully in.
yi,ed to give trial.
Ey~ TERMS CASH PRICES LOW.
EB" CIVIL AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT TO ALL.
BAKER, GOODWIN ( co,
tribune Buildings, cor. Nassau and Spruce SITS.
Entrance No. sprace-a!. a2s ltDkW
Peter c. Baker, Dsniol Goodwin, John TbamsS
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BO0agE


Reeesed at tbs Ty.bune Office for the Hesk ending Sept "a
The International Monthly Magazine Oct New York stFiugs
Towneend
sa9n. Union Magazine Oct Philadelphia John sarn Co
cSodey's Iady's Book. Oct Philadelphia; L A. Cooley
sh,kspetss WORKS no "a Bosom Philips Sampson
The Nightingale Meodss Jenny Lind Minstrel sswYork
s. Bunce
The Life Of jenny Lind By C Ro.enbus Fourth Edition
New Yot stipger Townsend
Elements Of Dderens and Integral Calculus BY Albert
Church Improved Edition NswYOrk G P Patuan 87o.
The Hebrew language oadorf Method By the
the Rev. G. NJ Cohen New YORK J, 81 Jackson l2mo.
Christianity Reviewed in the East By H G. o Dwight sev
Yrk Baker scribner. limo PIP, 291.
Lessons from the History Medical Decisions b Worhngton
Hooker N. D Eew-York Baker & scrbner l9mo oP 100
and M7nhood Romance By the Author OF
"Tabot Vernon" Few-York Baker scribner I2mo.
Memoir on the Explosions of stre b Kane NJ D Smith
sonan Contributions
America Discovered Poem By American. New-York Jeha
F. Trow. Emo PIP. a83.
w Griswold. No l. Vol / NewYors Berfori & Co.
The Christian Union. July and Aug New York Samuel Hueson
Ittels Living Age Eo,8aa EewYork: Sold by Dewitt Davsn
port.
Chambers, Edinbursn Journal August vrok soaby
Frames Co.
The Journal Of Design aad September New York
Sold by c. S Francis & Co.
teneveye or Peasant Translated from the French
Lamartne by Fayette Robinson, Esq NewYotk suas@r
Townsend l2mo. PIP. 49,
Tie Christian Professor Addressed BY Angel New
York: Robert Carter & Brothers. l2mo. PIP. 400.
Anna Ross by Grace Kennedy NevYo Rober; Carter Broth
ers lsmo PIP l75
tn. Ioresette. No %. Hev.Yori: strns,r Townsend
Statement of the Distinctive Principles the Protestant Epscopa
Society for the Promotion Evangelical knowledge SewYOk
John.st
The rromper Whistle, nos. New York. S French.
The History Nos 2374 London AMI New York j.
+ Tails
Tie illustrated Atins Nos 10 Edited by Montgomery Martin
Esq London and New J. Il 7 Tolis.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

The FoRGERY.-A telegraphic dispatch from
Senator DaytoA, under our telegraph head yesser-
day afternoon, notified the public Of forged drafts
purportiDg to be indorsed by him, of large amount,
one of which had been negotiated, and another Of
fered at one Of the New eraey Banks We have
since heard further particulars. 1t appears that
person calling himself Simon Morford, offered for
discount at the Trenton Banking Co.-so netime
the frat of this week. we infer-s drais on Mr. Day.
ton for 81 700 which the Cashier said he woud lay
before the Board The fellov said he had not time
TO wait and requested that the dcat: or the pro-
ceeds if discounted, be mailed to him in NeTacs-
which was acceded TO- The draft it appears, vas
dteounted and MrSny ker, Gather of the Bark, tel
esrapked ton at w ashing ton Of tbs fact and
received an immediate reply, thstlt was !orgery
Hr Stryker had, in the meantime, mated the
letter az requested, containing craft on tho Me-
cbanics Sank OF this city for $500, AMI two Of
81. $50 each on the Manhattan Bank at New York,
but Immediately sent telegraph dispatch lat Il
o'clock on Wednesdsy afternoonl TO Mr.. Day, Cash
Ter of The Mechanics Bank OF this city, notifying
him to atop the drafts If offered AZ the aametime,
Mr. Wilbur, Postmaster OF this city. received two
telegraph dispatches from Mr. s. requesting Mr.
w If g letter addressed to Simon D. Morford, had
not been applied for not to deliver it, but return it
to Mr.. 8 as Aorford was forger. The 'ester had
been applied for, at ii O'Clock, by boy who had
an order for it written scrap Of paper, in dii-
euiaed hand The boy on being told there was
letter, put down a sixpence, but when the clerk
came to the window, the boy, evidently frightened
by something which he thought appeared as il he
vas suspected, was making Oft, and although hail.
ed did not return By this fortunate circum'f.p9s'
the design OF the forger was frustrated Mr.. WI
bur returned the letter, with its contents, to EAR.
Striker who has acknowledged its receipt, out no
trace has se yet been found Of the perQatrator OF
this bold swindling transaction Daily Adv Friday
u TIE steamer Pasaaic commences her usual
Fall arrar gemen: on Tuesday loeSt, Oct l, leaving
Newark at AM and New York at Pm.
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Whig Assembly Nomination.
81. Lowrence-l. ABEL P. MORSE, Hammond
EF Accounts from w aahngton state that JOHN
LoRlMER GRAHAM will probably be rendered the
place Of District Judge for California.
Frauds upon tho Revenue.

The Harrington Republic of yesterday contains
three column letter from Mr. CoRwIN, Secretary
Of the Treasury, communicated to the Senate in
compliance with resolution OF that body calling
on the Secretary to report the measures which
have been adopted by The Department to prevent
frauds upon the revenue since the passage OF the
act OF 1876, and the result of those measures
MIR. Corwin reviews the whole eubjeotin states
manGke manner allowing that the authority con
fsrred upon the Department by Congress, ie en-
Sirely inadequate to suppress frauds unless the
act Of l846 shall receive a different construction
rom that heretofore given, Che Secretary con
cudes as follows:
The means at the disposa Of this Department
are entirely mad eqeate to auch an examination Of
imports will efiectualy suppress the Systematic
frauds known to be extensively perpetrated.
III conclusion | take the liberty TO suggest that
adequate remedies for thehe frauds only be pro-
vided by acts Of Congress that mainly they attach
to the system of levyipg ad valorem duties upon
the market value OF merchandise 10 foreign coun.
tries which il s almost impossible for the officers
OF the customs to ascertain under the most favor
able circumstances and that practically, very few
of them pretend to accurate knowledge concern
ing them; thai the longer this System is continued,
the weaker will become the restraints and the
stronger the Inducements to defraud thu revenue.
Our dependence for revenue is now upon the re-
ceipts from duties levied upon the importation OF
foreign merchandise. The rates of duty are fixed
by law butthe values upon which they are i'm
posed sre left entirely to interes led foreigners
would therefore respectively submit that many
of the inequalities of our present system would 10
my opinion, be remedied by the substitution of
home for foreign valuation of dutiabe merchandise.
This change would place all importers upon an
equal footing in respect to valuations for duty it
would both guard the revenue against moat OF the
fraudulent practices complained Of and tend to its
increase,
Although tie period OF the adjournment of Con-
srsss has been fixed and is near at hand, ven
lure 10 recommend shat the change be made at the
present eeison.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE WEArHER.-The continuation Of the Equ'-
noetia, predicted by us yesterday morning, came
off last night, in regular order. We knew it was
down in the programme, and had no expectation
that i! would be postponed. Yesterday was en-,
phaticaly dresry day. Although li'te rain fell
between sunrise and sunset, the clouds hung low
AID dark, and The air vas dull and ray. There
vas no elasticity in the atmosphere, and the face
of the public lost its utusl kecnneEs and Sparkla
Soon after dark the rain came down heavy, with
the accompaniment of smars thunder clsps and
bright white hashes Of lightning The lsborlng
cloud goon spent iia fire. leaving behind slow
drilling rain, which at midnight, as we write
these lines, still continues.
Passages OF THE CoLLIFs STEAMERS The
following is table of the trips of the steamers
Atlantic and Pacific, by which it will be seen that
their ten trips average 10 days and 2l hours each
trip -
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I'm Congress, Yesterday.

Our report of the doinga Of Congress yes
&erday is imperfect, in consequence of an
interruption Of the telegraph lines.
The HOUSE was engaged in considera-
zion of the Senate's amendments to the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill.
The amendment appropriating 100000 for
che extension of the wing of the Capitol
was rejected. The appropriation Of $780,
900 for Custom-House and $4,000 for a
Marine Hospital at San Francisco, was con-
cured in.
Nothing of special Importance was done
in the SENATE, as far as our report goes.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF HEALrH--A complaint in writing
was presented by DR.. Wiley, signed by James
w. Brodie, E ]. Fowle and A a. Gale, COM
planning that an old SLAYER called the Martha
row lying at the Atlantic Decks, was in very FL
thy condtion-shst man and boy-and that tue
captain and mate Of vessel lying along eide, had
also sick ened and died-having received, as con
plAinanS believed, the Infection from on board Of
said Martha, whereupon it was order ed "a follows
That the master, owner, or coosiguee Of certain
vessel, called tbs Martha, now lying at the At
lansic Docks, be notified to remove said vessel into
the stream at least 500 yards from any dock or
wharf of the city OF Brooklyn, and if guch master
owner, or consisnee, cannot be found, then this
order is to apply to any person having charge of
said vessel
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whis Nominations.

We have only room this morning to call attention
tothe names Of the gentlemen nomin ated ye'feFday
at Syracuse, to be supported attic ensuing election
by the Wigs of this State. We have failed to re-
ceivs our Teegraphic Dispatches, and therefore
cannot speak OF the principles defined. We
shall, hereafter have something TO say on this
ard on the differ ent nominees. We cannot, how
ever, let the opportunity pass without con-
graduating the Wing party Of this State on the Sc
lection of WAaHINGToN Hunt as their standard
bearer he Ia in every Hense OF the word man
worthy of the age. man whose soul ID not
bounded by narrow limits whose symPsthes are
not contracted by the circumference OF his own
State or country srus as he has ever been to and
worthy Of that gtate and Country.
We cannot help thinking Of him while looking
over the proceedings Of the House OF Representa-
,ivea yesterday lin another column, and seeing
that the Loco Hocog supported grant OF ten thou
aand dollars to The Turkiah Ambassador, now In
Washing ton- who ig neither in want nor starving
by famine There is no cry of " constitutional OBJ
iections" now but when WASHINGTON HUNT,
in the enlarged sympathy of his heart introduced
bis bill for five hundred thousand dolara for the
famine stricken poor of Ireland, the Loco Focos
bowled him down with this cry Of unoonsasution'
atty Those things will not now be forgotten.
Every American, native or adopted, would have
felt keener pride Of their country, had Mr.. HURTS
bill panse d and they will take this opportunity TO
show that shey approve Of the man who thought
it quite as constitutional to perishing Irish
men from starvation, TO heap useleHs riches on
the REPRESENTATIVE of Foreign potentates.
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to fearful account which may one day be
bloodily discharged.
For California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an
Edition of The Tribune for California, Ore
qon and the Samdoich Islands, to go by the
Crescent City and the Philadelphia, which
sail this afternoon ct 3 o'clock. 1t will
contain all the Latest Foreign and Domestic
News up to the time of going to press.
" Persons going to San Francisco or other
ports on the Pacific can be supplied with copea on
application at the Publication Office of this paper
Single copiee aixpence.
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No PIE PROLIFIC POWER

OF acme minds know no limit. Pouch any new thing
with the frgsr OF association, and volume insuucng and
Interesting can be written. go tta with
MRS JERvlss COLD CANDY
Having los, The deceptive gloss of rewns and having
become an established aYoEile by its truthful associations
with the public people will buy IL and volumes could be
filed with the graet ofita universally
admired efhcacy in Of ConghL Gods. HosrEsrea
ana The various Throat ant Laog Complaints
Sold wholesale ard rsia by Hrs W. JEEvIs 356 Broad
wsv one door shove Frsuklin-st.
AGEnrs lilo Brosdwayi 10 Asior HouIei Mrs. Hays
1873 Fulton at Brooklyn ard by Druggists generally.
III Each package Ii invariably siEEed MIRA w JEWS.
Be- sure to ask for Mrs JEKvIs's Cod Candy.
Putup In packages OF ia Is IL and 81 e1ch
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y Freckles, ian, sallowness Pimpes, Efupuons, and
all akin diseases are well known positively cured By
using GoURAUD's Italian Medcaed Soap, Poudre Bubble
ersdicaes har from any part OF the body Liquid Rouge
for pale lips and cheeks Lily White, for rough, flushed
sluggish compeIons. HHr Restorative, CircEssian
Gloss forces the hair grow prevents It's falling and
renders sd5, why hair soi siIky and gosy Liquid Hair
Dye, changes red grey hair to beautiful brown Or
black in few minutes, Walksrrt. first store from
Broadway Calender South Phrd.st Philadelphia
sodtf
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Up" China and Amcrica.-A Lecture on Calna and
the Chinese 5"n VIII be given on Saturday, Eveans The 9Th
turned hom vspg all The ports now open 10 Trade in .asi
country. particularly regarta Great Britain and the
Upiied States ofAmsncs with tho future prospects
CARDS this country h !hoIe peculiar people Tickets 81
each to adm! lady and gentemsn bs had OF Aessa
Roe, Lockwood Son, All Broadway, and mir WoodruA,
748i Broadway, and at the door. To commence al II
O'Clock. AZ 2uaA
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

CITY cHARrLR-There appears to have been
bat little general interest manifeuted on Wednes
day evening for she election OF delegates to frame
charter. The meeting at the Third District
adopted resolution that it is inexPedent to send
delegates, inalmuch as the Trustees have under
taken the drafting Of charter TO be iHubmstsd TO
the people.
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A RARE BIRD IN A.LARaE FLOCK!

The only article OF Ia lind hat requirea putting
DALLEYS GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII positively subdue the pain OF the burns
scalds from to Is minutes and the wounds witheu
scar Il is nfaibe for piles salt rheum, eryspelas old
Sores cuts wounds inaammatory rheumatism. syes
ard (mind mohers) sweed and broken breast and
NIPPLES
Buy The genuine, in the rsw enveIop aud the large
boxes and avoid cour!erfets In the old wrapper, EN-
bemr on the new envelop Sun. Triangle serpent. lion
dore and esge. See printed pamphlets.
81 DALEY, Ais Broadway, Nsw.Yofk.
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More Combinations.

We learn from Washington That the Senate nag
confirmed the following nominations:
ME EDGAR and CORNELIUS SAVAGE, Appraisers New
York City.
PHILIP HONE, Naval Officer, New York.
JAMES r. LAWRANcE, OF RyracuRe u. S. DietTio Ator-
icy NortheIn Disrict OF New.York.
JACOB RICHARDSON. Collector at Oswego, n
WILLIAM KETCHUM, Collector ct Buffalo, N I,
DANIEL MCCULLocH, Collector nj ssckevs Harhor, NY.
CHARLES r. BAsrowN, Postmaster al Oswego,NY.
ETHAN A. WoRDEN Postmaster al Auburn, MY
SOLOMON PARMLEE, Postmaster al Loeb port, N. Y.
SAMUEL PIrKIN Postmaster al Saratoga Syringe, NY
julius M AcKLEY, Poslnaster al Ithaca, NY
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TIE MILTON BANK RoBBERY.-Jack Wade
ard William Brown, two Of the most dangerous
and skiuIu robbers in this country, who were ar.
ieaied at Buffalo last week, charged with thetob'
hery q, tho Dorchester aad Milton Bsnk of 1872 COO
wee conveyed to Dedham on Wednesday, and
committed to Jail to await their trial
LARGE FREIGHr--Ths Rochester Advertiser
states that the csnal boat Jenny Lind cleared for
Albany on Tuesday, with the en ormous freight OF
ninety.two and half suns under deck. and only
drawing three feet ak inches OF water The Jsnoy
York and Indiana Line, She was built by q. q.
Bensmin, Of Rochester.
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NEW Music The Publisher, SIR. VanderSeok
has sent US the following new nusic Softly the
Moon, Ny Love- ooqueste soottiah Polka
Anita Valses;' TIE Swedish Nj hsingale " Altz;'
'Lonsinga for the springtimei TIE Green Messy
Bank, Where Butter Cups Crow Une Unit Dams
les Tfopiques Anna Bishops March Decls-
ration Polka de GermAine Vasei' The Army
Polka Celarms Polka Redowa;' 'Lilha Polka;
This Summer Sun Was Glowing The Farmers
Bong
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Ey- Gieatismen's Hats, Fall sryte.--sisp, ecFpss
Pie and Nassan sThe ssyla for hs ensuing scaSon viii
ready for inspection and Gale thS day The attention
Senueman OF and Discrimination invited 10 tho pat
tern above announced, under Tho 6rm conviction tha
viii aattsfy the tastdous sdul'rer OF handsome He
MN c. sr. JOHN hss removed nom lls SrosdwSy 70
TIC stnrn OF tho subscriber hee win be pleassd
sis customers. SLID, cor. zine and Nassau Es.
augustSp 1880 gS 5Wi1
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~ One mirable feature In lNsLEY's New Daguerrean
sllery 81 Broadway TO- that his operating rooms with
spendnd large sky lights all the second floor, an
arrangement which the Ladies' will fsly appreciate,
end which they will not find elsewhere. The pecu-
liar rich lively OF his portraits together with his
extremely moderate prices, will command, sS In former
years. tremendous rush, s29 1T
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HEAR THE TESTIMONY A GREAT PHYsIcIAN.-As
the faculty In this country admit that SPoTTEN's Cod Liver
Oil Candy the beat preparation OF the Oil that has ever
been invented we will quote the following from the Lon
don ofMedlcIne relation to the principal material
OF that Invaluable article The writer says that he has pre-
rcrbed Cod Liver oil In 400 OF consumption, and be
sates as Of extensive experience that the pure
IRE sh oil from the liver OF the codp THE only kind used by
gPorTEN) Ia beneficial IN the treatment ofpulmonary
diseases than any agent medicinal detshc or regmens
that yet been employed No higher medical testimony
than this can adduced For sale by THOMAS BPoTTEN,
l9 Bowery Price Is cents per package and by Druggists
generally through the United states. s2S SisM&W
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sffpirs at yFashiuaSon

The following nominations are said to have hesn
gent in to the Senate Oh Thursday
Biieh.m Yourg, Governor Of Utah.
Bo1elton Davis Harris ofVt Secretary OF state Utah.
Joseph BuffuRtcn Pa Chief justice Of Utsh
Percy r. B.ucchus OF Ala Associate justice OF U an
Zefubsbel Snow, OF Ohio Associate Justice OF Utah.
Sch ElsIr cf Utah, L. g. Attorney of uiAh
GSssrb l. HAYWOOD OF Utah u & Marshal CT Utah.
Coar,lsI Caualisg oilud Charge AfsTes 10 Ecuador
Des o. Kellogg, OF New York Consul to glasgow
Robert Davidson OF Tenn Consul TO Rio Gfaode.
Lame 4 EoY. OF Penn Consul 70 Dublin.
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OPERA FANS Ladies desiring superb fan at reasons.
bic pIcc are respectfully invited TO call at TUTTLEs EN-.
porlum OF European Fancy Goods' 3f5 Broadway, and
make selection from his late mporationB These Fans
are unsurpassed In elegance OF design and exquisite work
manshp Also fine OF Opera GlaSses, Porte
MonnoieI, Music Boxes &C. &c. N. B-Rhe goods at this
establishment are invariably marx In plain figures that
E,L,tors ma1 knoE The price Of each article
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NERVOUS TREmBLINes.--We know OF nohing yet In
vented which and frmness the
quickly and with certainty Knspps Health Restore
tive Bitter They directly upon the digestive pc wer
ard through them the entire syaem Not only
dyspepsia and all forms Of indigestion cured by them
bat every class OF dteasS For sale 362 Hud
ION .t-5N cent? hoiile
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~ RELIGIOUS Nctfce.-It Is expected that Eldss
ALEXANDER CAsPBELL, Preaident OF seihanY oosge
Virgins, vii he In his city morrow Sunday and l1a
re Will celiyer di'course in the Disciples Chapel Ia
eeVeneenlhsl short distances OF The Six hay con-
nercrg 81 lfi O'Clock a n The public respectfully
invited TO sitend, a28 IT.
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LoOMIs,s PANORAMA OF CUBA.

e This Justly celebrated Portrait Landscape and His
toiica painter OF whoE the Cuban papers have spoken
aeFinRy for the sx has ep oyed free
a the Notifications of Havana aud every portion the
Island and tho public may expec, production Of his
pencil Will be both magnificent and instructive twill be
exhibited at the Minerva Rooms, i06 Broadway.
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Merdi Mission Africa srfved In this city yeserda ~
morning direct from hts field Of labor He viii deliver "a
aaoresn somor'ow sabbsbl evening II O'Clock. the
Suo6m rtetbyterisu Church In Prince between Myrtle.
aIe invited TO attend. ao8 IL