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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
From the Princston IN. - Magazine.
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF SOCIETY.
A patPiot1c SOnS.

A Patriotic Song.
AlR-The University Of Gottingen.
When others, once as poor as l,
Are growing rich because they try,
While my capacity and will
Give me taste for sitting still;
When all around me are at work,
While prefer to act the Turk,
Or spend in drinking or at play
The greater part OF every day;
And, as the upshot Of it, feel
That must either starvc OF steal;
The only remedy see
For such abuses, is the re-
construction Of society,
Construction of society.
When others know what know not,
Or bear in mind what forgot
An age ago, and dare to speak
In praise of Latin and of Greek,
As if q tongue unknown to me
OF any earthly use could be;
When bookworms are allowed to rule
In University and School,
While l, because am = fool,
Or happen, by the merest chance,
To have learned nothing save to dance,
Am set aside, or thrust away,
Or not allowed to have my say,
The only remedy / see
For such abuses, is the re-
construction of society,
Construction Of society.
When judges frown and parsons scold,
Because a gentleman makes bold
To laugh at superstitious saws,
And violate oppressive laws;
When pinchins want will not atone
For taking what is not your own;
yybop ,,,hl,r cont;mont proSrrihoS
The taking Of judicial bribes,
And with indignant scorn regards
The gentleman who cheats at cards;
When men of wit no longer dare
To tell . lie, or even swear;
The only remedy see
For such abuses. is the re-
construction Of society,
Construction Of society.
When, after turning round and round,
And occupying every ground,
As preacher, poet, rhetorician,
Phiianthropist and politician,
Ascetic, saint and devotee,
Neologist and pharisee,
seek in vain to gain respect
By founding a new-fangled sect,
And find the world so cautious grown
That must be the sect alone;
The only remedy see
For such abuses, is the re-
construction Of society,
Construction of society.
When, over and above the scorn
Of men, which leaves me thus iorlorn,
find an enemy within
Who dares to talk to me Of sin,
And whispers, even in my dreams,
That my disorganizing schemes
Can never conjure black to white,
Or clearly prove that wrong is right,
A nuisance that can never cease
Till conscience learns to hold its peace,
And men no longer can be awed
BY ap?rehensions of q Cod
All! these are griefs for which see
No solace even in the re-
construction of society,
Construction Of society.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

THE BLOOM OF Aor.-A good woman
never grows old. Years may pass over
her head, but if benrvolence and virtue
dwell in her heart. she is as cheerful a.
when the spring time of life Grst opeped
60 her view.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

Mrs PariDg,on, thinks ,hs, il must be
Father Mathew who had caused a sns-
pension of The operations of the mint in
New Orleans.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

The dangerous practice Of fsasing
horses to stand in the street for hours un-
tied and upguarded, is extremely repre-
hensble, and when accidents occur, the
owners should be held responsible for oil
damage done.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

In Brazil, the common form Of introdnc-
ton il said TO he as follows: Sir, allow
me to introduce to your acquaintance my
friend Mr. Jones. II lie steals any thing,
| am accountable" .s..... a m..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

1'm sitting on style, Mary" as the
lover said when he seated himself on a
bonnet Of the latest Paris fashion.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

Cod Liver Oil is said 10 have iodine for
its principal constituent.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

Sealed proposals. as the chap said
when he kissed his sweetheart.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

We say then, in conclusion, that al
though We have no hope ofthe Senate, we
have uSpouBrED CONFIDENCE IN THE
HoUsE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
r. BrydOlf,

ITOUsE, Sign, Carriage and ornamental Painters
II Csasier, Glider and Imitator Of Wood, Marble,
etc, etc., south side Of JEFFERSON, three
Of Main street, Burlington, Iowa. tmay a,'4s-iy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
Alfred Clarke.

hEALER in Hardware, Dry Goods, UroeefleS'
- Boots, Shoes and Ready made Clothing, e,e..
e1ath side Jefferson street, ,betwccn Nam anu ater
Ssrsets, Burlington, Iowa. Dec 2l,i 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
w. III. MaurO.

IFWESM3.FgFssJ ~ IL . VAs9 ~ = ~
nENERAL AGENT and Commission Merchant:
~ Jefferson, between Main and Waset streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
N DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Ii
QuoRS, Boots. shoes. etc. etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

=. L. "a nsONs. JOSHUA corr. c. B. PARSONS
Parsons, C0pp L. Parsons,
sGN0RWARDING AND CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS
Il Front and Jeferson Streets. BuRL1N0ToN IOWA
DEALERS IN Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
eNesnsware, Boots and shoes, Drugs and Medi-
eines, Ore. Stufs, Paints, Oils, etc. etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

ADIRo,DAC STEEL MANUFACTURING Go. J aF-
sEY CnY, N.J.-The friends OF American Indus
try will be paaaed to learn that sho recent IRE
which paft Ely destroyed these 8tae Works vii
atop them for this month only. The buildings are
rspdy 5eing replaced and, as sheir furnaces, en-
CINE nd trip.hsmmers we're not materially injured,
the o.p will be readily repaired.
Aais ia intended to increase thaso works, they
are reSpildlDg on larger foa.e and are preparing
10 add sets Of rolls and thus furnish not only frat
rate hammered, but also = rolled steel, made en-
tirsly rem American ore.
This is The 0n'y establishment in the United
States that makes Cast sseelsat;relyo Of American
production This Steel is warranted equal to any
in the world, and we would call the attention of
coBsumers who want dtstrate article, to the
Steel Il manufactured by this Company, Their ware
house in New.York City is at 81 John st
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FROM HAVANA.
Pesceaole Sizus-Tf,, Ceaat Commsrca =.
IHha.
Corrcsrordeecg ~ Pie Tribune.
HAy4rA, Sunday sso, N

taha.
Corr-srorde1c, ~ Pie Tribune
HAv4sA, Sunday, Sep, 70
Mesy, Grstley 4 AeE,as
Ny last by tho Hamburg bark Colonit, gs7s ad.
vice o. ,be revisw and o'pseson OF she militia,
and Of he subss qaent din''aag ard return Of our
coasts, bafbors, cities and people to the jariadic
ion of the civil Law By foqe,i Of she Bando' OF
the 29th Nay.
There has en- 70 abatement in the dsaatisfsc-
tion Of the Volunteers, rhiio their irritation has
been fed by hess vhc are ininScal to tho Condo
Alcoy snd bis admiaDs-af.32, wbch haa besn too
good for sho dtsbrandi NO only hops for dis-
tnction by involving the country in tofeign aud do
rnestc trouble, thinking 10 tske advantage Of the
confusion for position thar .heic intrinsic mers
would never warrant OF ,ust2ln them In Tne tsa.
ture which has been leAsl aGdurAble il ths spspi
cion that the Government hsvc not confidence in
the volunteers sufficient to tfass them with arms
So period when there doSz nos Reem 20 DO any
sbsout6 uaceskity Therefor .-Catsl5nis has Al zaye
furhiIhsd the Government a Spain more oocups.
tiou than any other provinces to ropresa ssdison,
and her children here are nyg whis more aubor.
dnate than al home
From tbs Faro Industrial l gather the following
facts ia re cation 20 the rent OF the COAT COM
me!ce of the Island OF Cdbs and The tunuage o.
cupled herewith, Wplcn ~ m'lu'y auPPHeu W sno
ahip.ysrds Of havana ana is OF character highly
croditsbla for model ctr. usla. finish and rigging.
There are now registered SO veaaels with coast.
ing licepae making over 30 o9o tuns, and IS steam
srs, embracing $500 turs Tds average movement
II 6feey goy ages annually, sai ]. Is probably &c.
low tee f.cf .,hen We give 'or the year $4,000
tnrs for the port of H4ysns sly The movement
Of all oth or commercial tsBns u bridging and car
ryog vast amount d prop.t,y. only reaches $780,.
600 tuna fof this port.
Fteisbta for norm and sss' ports of the United
6,sses from New.York, ars i-r Sugars 81 p to
81 50 per box, Molss,es p IS &c 81 per hid
effort to work off The email ,tooks on hand before
the rolling OF the new cop, ead the few arrivalE
from tho United States OF suitable vessels has
KEEP, mp tho tate Of freishs and competition among
shipcefs Ever ,3urs, q. u. 0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

A sPgcIMEN--The Falsg Spirit, Chambers
bargh, Pa, has the following attack on tho Wing
candidate ,or CoDgrass in that Di1t1ios;
Poor WHITE MES, REM8NBER-That while
Mr MacL anah2n giyes !hs YORK he has 20 do to
poor white men, bis Wing c0m9@ttor has 3 negro
employed TO DO MS york. AJAX tho Wing Editors
if hey have seen sny poor white man saging q
cord Of weed Tor Al, Bard for years. They will
be compelled 70 sag no Than ak shem if shsy
ever s2w negro Z2xirg %ood a. Mr. AaoLana'
hans house. They will hays 70 say no. If, dac'
LalAhsn il IN favor Of Importing tina poor 9hisa
mka in preference % !ae na5ro 8ocoss "n!ca
you vii vote tCr.
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WARn MEETINGS.


gs~ seceBd Ward--TH1 NArIoHAL AnD aTATs
A5s5rNisrS1TloHs hSD ooR WIG REPREsENrAr.yes
IN TIE SATioNAL LEGlsLArURE-WE ARE oPPosk2 TO
TIY INTRoDuCr1oN OF ALL 3CnisAs INTO THE WiHG
PhrTY-st 1nccliDg q tho Ward C1Inni tee oil lh!F
Wefd hsd al lga esa.ac hesd4usr!0rE on Monday eve
ri~y IN inst It v4H LLagi CI4!5 7esoysd iht Ia pug
ansrcs OF he recon ueuuaion Of ths General Commit
lee the mig Electors ut tbs 5ecoDd ."ar1 be Tequs9'et
to 1sFsrbe III Soneairs Hosl 1871 F1i!cn 81 on We'd
restRy evening 9Th Rt II O'clock for Tho purpose
OF cboctlrq FIVE Is egGfs to the Assembly DsNct Con-
vcrtlrp IL assemble AZ Utica on tie i7!a inst
On motion the toli9 T1uk To&oulon' we're uAshnoaa!5
Resided Tt9t congciczi,our5 believing that the inter
e.tE OF our conmoG county u c iE1it onoIed 1h51
the administration Of 80 tfz'rs are c7nfded 10 wing
hands duly, ay al nolaTabe meas 70 e1eiI
ouibtY 10 Taltta c3 fa.3li aceLdatcy No iaa S!se
rno Union. 49,, go
ton upen he f81erg eQcCas8 Tia! has attended ms "hg
Atuinlra.ioa Of pup s.Ts, well at the Capitol OF
The STATE 20 Il he scat OF re Gen5ea 9iysrnl157 and
ha. We depeoa,e ~ invi1icus dnctoLG calculated TO
sxat kpy member q Ire Gra4s Ndlg parry 10 ta5 o!s'
purRgemeu, OF any oher.
Rsoieed THAT entertaining eaYat6J opinion OF ms
cbinty and mpos political 5erycfz 81 The gs 10 nan
compoitrg The Ticket Iawcd by lhe Isis Gon7eo'
lion at Syracuse, hsdet ~ he hoDored name e. WaiA'
ioetou Uunt th,uk ere 'U-ihed 10 cEeuahng the
belief thsi The Convention sholy 10 ssS3uba al Uuca
vii Te.roInins,o the. Ticse-aDd thai helc5 lie Wing
PGr,Y N III he ike Band OF BDthar9" the ong susr
6nee for the iut1Ge pesce ard flfatyN Of The co10fy
JOHN 5AYRB, Chairman.
W3II1@ y K1 f4Es0Ns' Secretaries osn
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Faie C0iieEe-ProapsIity-R Societies,
Co!reapondsnca Of The Trthuna

HEW HAVEN, Frld,!, OcI.4
Tho Annual Statement Of FsosS N bohAlf q
the Literary Societies Of Ysle College wa, made
on "ednesdsy afternoon. by Msrsr,. Grape
Whiting ard Hobhrd Cha P.esidenn, il behaH Of
the Bro:hers in Unity, and by Mcss-a. staplsv,
Carrier aad Holister lshe Presideail in bahelf Of
Lino2ien, Is the evening, tho Liao2inn seclsty "a
oeiged an accession OF the best part Of {" the zen
tlemen who have geoensly ense.ed Coloza.7
Tbs Frtghmsa and Sophomore clssfes Dox
nQm5or ntsyly 100 each, being among ghe largeIs
olatsta lh&t have bsen in Yale. Yoar1, A. D P,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

Court OF APPEAL-Oct NO "A. Called and
psr,ed ysierday. Is Smith "a d1elt5 Reser7sd
f5r Gr. OConof.. 10. g. Clayton and T7la Va WARDEN
and olhsIs tn Count decided lhat h1 vas "a appeaia
BE c..e No 10. Tbs having been passed 3e9ief
laui Is ske0.,,No is HJssr, By neEt hsn1, w. dyssr
A12usd 4 Greene f2f appsllh1t 3amue 2,, seatl .s{
o5Ys Argued Charles ". SANFORD for appellants; ID
ward Sanford ard Charles o. Conor Tor respoBde -
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five Thousand DOllass etoien frsn, the Eaf-
folk laah.

Between l and O'Clock 90 Saturday afternoon,
a ong containing 5000 in gold was stosn from
the counter OF ths Suffolk Bank, jus: after 1t had
been placed there by the tnts5epger OF tho Elk.
charge Bank. Previously officer 8tarhgsathsr had
noticed In ihe atteet man whom he supposed to
be Il rhi5i and discovered from his movements
that he knew Ssarkwsa.her to 90 officer, and
therefore requested Msjor Thaooer to keep al eye
upon him. while ne, STAR weather, remained a lit
tie ia tho back around In few minutes Major
T. saw the stranger 90 up into the bank, and,
upon following up, found him baking some m nor.
anda on piece Of pspar. The next momans,
juAt az the teller had surood round from tho
counter, the fellow i'tad tha bag OF gold, tucked
it under his sack, aRd walled out, Major T. fol.
loving him. Upon reaching tho street, Major 7.
beckOned to Sarkweatns., and. suppoang tina!
lhesignAl was observed by 8 +, continued on after
the thief into Kilby. street, WHARF he was joined
by an accomplish. The two than proceeded south.
ward, Major 7. kceping in their wake until they
entered the Fountain Houge, st the corner Of
Beach street and HaITisou avenue. He shll
thought Starkwea.hcr vas following, and went
back to meet him, but such vas not tho fact, and
in this interim the couple thar Ell tered the Foon.
tain House left /! uuobseryed, and have not been
aeer since Boston Post, Oct 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

YALE CoLLE0E-The Freshman Claas in ale
this year is very large, numbering 1914, OF those,
80 joined the Linonian Society, 81 the Brothers in
Unity, and l9 the Calliopean Society. There we're
also admitted to the three upper classes 30 young
gentlemen, of whom Il joined The Linoni.n 8oci
ety. l6 the Brothers in Unity, and . the Caniopoan
Total number OF new momberg l54. l! is but due
to the Calllopean Society to state thas it only re.
oeiyes gentlemen from the south.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

LATE BANK RoBBEhr ~ QUEBEc.--The Y !oS.
f f[S'ssp q us sS S Sh ssas 9G Ro coles
tear he Bans VIC disaPP.ared sanday i4ss
from Quebec sirce dis disapp, hn ., D.% Of
sscertained shas he is dsillaf to Io2 g 1i,lJ IN
$4,000 a1d it il e4ptclei no elF TX 9sa
tb4 "a; etehmer
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NaYal Appointments by tho rro.Ideat.

b 0Nd ioaA tFe coNstEt u tl8 6alnf9
LIEUTENANTs-Var Rensselaer, Morgan, Aadi5on Rush
DaLiSl Ammsn Henry Rolsudo Andrew Weir. John S.
Tsyiof JON. Brogn, Edward Y. 6ea,e. EdRsJd r.
Ni1aoS, John 7. Decatur Adward L Wilder, john K
Daef, Israel C. WAR; John H. Parker, William 3. Muse,
George W. Rogers, Archibald Ac8Ee, Robert IL Wy,
1sn, GdwA.t a Barnett Nsthsl'ss Bryant, Q5orge z.
Sa!ch jonathan Ws,EwrghI, F0Xhkll flskoT, isasG
Strain
tpRGEGH-Edw sid j. Rulisr.
ASSISTANT euReEDE- Janes deutis
CrAFsAm-EowNd c. BiuinSer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ge~ sixteenth 9Faid.-At a specal meeting OF the
sixeenlh Wsrd Wig COMMITTEES, the following rssou'
tons were unanimous adopted;
prove OF the coarse pur,ued by the Minority OF The Dee'
gates to he syracaie ocnyenQn on HE 9!h nliimo ~
ths Wing Gsreral Committee and the Young Mems Com
miee 10 regard TO tie proceedings OF The hfodsad Con
Yeutlon
RsoIsed Plat we hereby recommend 10 ,hs bts Elect
OF this District he OH inst 10 choose Da
gate TO represey The District IN he Convenon 10 be he'd
a. UFcs on the 17lh INST.
Ia accordance with ihs above reEouoDr an elecon VII.
be held ct I'll SIKH Nv near ssYent@c On Sysis e..
day 0cL 3, 1881, between tha hours Of ana IL 81
HILL WHEELER, Chairman.
W HoDcKINsoS, Gec'ry og 2it
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AMUSEAl I'm WIS.

ITALIAN opERa.~HoUsE, ASTo8. -IoUsE.
CAKD-MADAMG DE VafgS res5e1tioly Informs
lend, aad The pn1l h's previous . her de s[.,
s,s for tic South Sc alll give htce rapesenIsNoho OF
ntag wei Aeving Corcinded maus Tor maj pqr,
c. win Nr l4sx ssreLsk. der h,sj 9ppaFrauce WIZ
b%e Mace on TU} SDAY EVENING, 10 100 grad O2efa
npSEQR4A3 Box onDk pon open. Eurther p8rnco-
~. /, future bills aid sdTeItikepouis. 81
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-I slr,g- Y0RK 1'fRsi8sL!NE.

fht syERY MORNING, SUNDAYS Excl -y ih w F,,
!, ~, rslrUns pJrLntses coRssR OF -F 49, -
- sAosrRsErs OPPOSITE FiE ca, -, IA ~, cents PEI
nd esfs to Sy pre hey can pay advance q us
zee, ~ IL ous Of r 9ae 80 re 20 1oaes per
IL sasaPse 0o Free 0oas in ADVANCE Sa rg
sss af al cseaes @ ca9 st ,T rTs are higher @
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Markets. ALBANY. OCT I

The recsiPts have bean-FLoUR, $500 obisj
WHEAT, 9fo0 bush; CoRs. 10 eco buah HARLEY, 1900
bu,h Flour IL steady but net cedVe WHEAT II firm
viii Fo0d milling i1qgT. Safes Of 2t00 bul Ordinary
Ohio CT l0oa, and p geo huh Genesec al lt9Oll4c 10
BARI Ey 81 10 bEih hs9e CHANGED hands 72Gf3 io
sifss and is for Fdved borrowed lie Oars
drll snd leweE. with .a!ss q S oNa hn.h 81 slc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

s3- 8evsniSonth WaTd,-Ths Democratic wings
q the Seventeenth Ward. who support The National Ad.
irsttton and who favor Of Standing BY tho Wig
peIty Of tie Uron requested to attend nes1g, 10
be held ii HeadcusTtes Henry Gay House) Wsdne,.
day evening" Oct 9, N fo1 tho 1uposa OF eecins
delegate TO attend tho Whg 9ate Cons e1ton at U-ca
on The 7th 0st Ths clo ibg inspecioTs have bean Ep
pointed John T. Alsn, AslheR Il Chsao, and FtSncls
OoAT. BY ogdeT OF Ward Committee
NATHAN 9, Ely, President
VIZ <. CHAPMAN, GecIeAry OS 2dsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

y" Hon J. R. GIDDIsos conhadiots the charge
that he has drawn pay as a Member Of Congress
up totho cole of the Session, thoughhe loft Wash.
ington ;ome days before. Els says he only drew
pay up TO the 5lh of August when the old Appfo-
piiAlion ezpired.--Wiil the correspondent IL. H
who fent US positive staten ant thas Nr. g. had
drawn up e Sep: 30th pIsaga plain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

n WoRcEsrER, Mals held an immense mse5ing
on the lsh inst to donopnoo the Fugitive Slave Law
and demand its repeal ] 9. Wynan, @. @ Barr,
Thos Drew, Albes. Talman and f1gi'ige slave
named Myers we're !ha speakers. That ac' must
ha rnneAlel.
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81. Klahll, 1snrsl.--yhe Whls Eleolo1s ol.hs WaId

~ EIentl u uru.--dho " NE I4IsIOIE u H3" "
ma e06esIed 10 eeI Ii their psc,Ye scS ppfsusRi
10 ca OF the General Collnittte Wednesday o7eGlng,
OcIo 81 Q h. at u o'cloes fooTs, VIZ
First Ci,tict-The Nsoo House, AZ Is|c5r-st.
Record Oher'es 64 WCserst
third John Kiin't, 81 7uliiysn3t.
You7lh Beaseden's Yarick, cor. Domiolcs'sl
ElytA BoJd's HuGscn cor KpgSi
Sever h Poftetk, 289 HudsOHst.
FipSb Wkss Charlton cor West
To Es'eCts Deegsie fo Dt.trct 10 form an a=sen'
bIv orY5D u 10 select DeleRae in represent This Dis
TIC. he Urea Cos yenton Ihe Oelesaea go eiec!ed
qeste 10 Ireet on hs evening 81 o'clock al
The Nilson Housa l42 MerceaG III organization By Or
der al the - ara corlla es. - -,
JAMES GtIDlEY, 7ecfe..ries. OF 2us'
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TIE rsseiDss since cur last have bacn FLOUR,
200 bis; WHEAT, ee0o baIh Co2S IS coo bash 9te
cp hal ba11 r.ter heavy, Du. wit5ouI nG's fial
ct.rfe IN prices; aichgan al s. WHEAT 10 STEADY
srd firm :, s5c Jf OHIO. Lo2g : mn s2d n good de-
Tsrd 9Th saes Ok 1000 bush NJ &c FOR mxst Weat2fn.
smell nsuzactioui IL Ohio WHISKY az 24tc no change
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JOIN D. EARRIs 8eGTe.aTy.

g,7- sovanLa ward la co1formii5 Win III cal
.b9 HIty Geroral C0mmlltee do WINGS OK III, aovsDh
Ware Who are in favor o. ha course pursued y'he u
notify ofe fyfacuse Capya1on ore eg3fsa 10 2 a.
NFSDkY EVENING. Tbs h iaaI. I'll y O'clock Z u of
Ihe Turposa Of seecog % ay4'at9 'e1f59s1l the fn
Assembly D!trcl tc-mnilcns The 5oYa0q VaioJ IA me
Pae Convention to Ia al Uica tie I7 DAY Of DC.
fotey. Inst Byorao- II the Wsrd Gommloa
W.. D St{ 2REVS, Chatman.
Jo,,y " II ApRIs SecTe.aTy. % u
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~ Veuth Wayd,-ln pursuance with tha feco1lmen.
dalton Of Tho Why GSpsCsl COMMITTEE OF the city aud
equity Of New.Yors, Toe Wing Electors Of his AaI en-
nv District arc IN favor oil The adopted 10y tbs
minority Of tho late Wh Stats Convention he'd at syra,
cuso are requested to meet ri the Eastern Emblem 27f
Gr.udst het~ cen Forsyth ard Edridge Ais on ednM-
6sy evening Oc ocock, Tor the purposo OF select.
In9 Defeats IN Wing Stt,o Convention 20 be bald nj
U1ca on he nh day OF October Inst BY oE1ef abe
Ward Committee JAS II PINKNAY, Chalrman
= a A FstgpE. socrs!af'es Ga 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETHIOPIAN OPERA
UfkQUPE having returned rom 1n2zt -1ccafsi1l tolr
FM R6pea 81 the Olympic, on siO8DAY EVENING
w 81 IHd continue every n: ia? wces. $50 cCnceris
saeonaial Of Songs, Duela aees QusyseIa CAorn.Ess
s.i1mB, DC &c Nnrleqpel o. ilTar QpoTa, Dutch DIN,
Ssa Shakers, umensal Soloa ard ESQpi2n Oaac9I
A!lhaioa IS cents Dno.s op2n Al I; ,cpCsrI al u
stetk Afternoon conccr OF "Wednesday ana 8s.lrda j
tshoons $50
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Fsam Pannmn- I,,pmus I,oms,

Cor sspopt encS Of Yhc 1rDune-
PANAmA Sunday, Sept, Is, 1885,
The lite steamer Swaa, az CbsgreI, is, lie al
he other s.esmboasa FOX The ayigaiion OF the Cha.
sroa river, hum5ug LIT travellers keep very
clear OF tor, and all other s.oa nboats.
The Gorsona road, az tbis ueason OF the year is
simply awful. Mono ahould ansmpsi!. Tho Cru.
cs ,oad though stony and b5os so, is mach better.
Dad on the Gorgona road about ton miles from
Gorsooa, on Wedneid2y night, llth Instant of
Cholera c, malignant diarrhes, q shouId say tho
latter II Beyea, Of Norfolk Va. an engineer by
profession aged a6out So. He leaves a wife and
seven children Ho was passenger in the Phila
delphie, and some OF his ahipmates were With him
1T hi, death. He ia buried hear the road With two
crosses to mark his grave
Died at Cruces, on Friday night 18Th instant,
about O'Clock, of she Isibmus Fever Mr. Edward
Folger, Of New.Yofh, after three daya' illocss.-
Mr. f, vas on his way to Chsgres, aud gas actisg
"a agent Tor Howard & 95ls IL Panama, in the alb
seuce OF bis oouain in tho United 9tasss.
Dr. TuELLER, OF Cans dian fen,e, ia at preoensin
Psnnma, editing tho Panama Echo, and az AT
hearty and jovisl as ever.
Died at Cruces on tha way to Panama, OF Cho.
lera, w. G. Stanley, lase foreman OF che New. York
Dry Goods Reporter Dir. was on hH way to
California, to act az foreman of new paper to DO
established thore.
There is not much Cholera al Panama, although
she prsmonory symptoms q il, produced ethef
by abe climate, by alarm, by ,mpradeuoo, are
sufficiently abundant
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w~ gIffa Assembly

~" Rifta AeHym0Iy DistfIci 3o1Ftnth " i4Tt'
In pursuance Of the recommends Ou ot the 'Gs I52e
lsl Committee The Whlg ElettTs 81 tha 5sfenIh Ward
WHO approve Of he adopted by me ainoy Of the
sts " hg Stale Convention al syrsc1ao arc requested TO
assemble st lle Acadenca Institute IS 9aCkeIss on
WEDNES DAY EVENING Oe'9, d, y o'clock Tor he pnr-
nokagY alecipp Dsegae to rcpfelel ths Disiric In n
ne Convention he hald et Uca tie I'm OF October
inS, By order OF the Vsrd GJnnilta9.
V(M. o. ANDRE 70, Chairman.
YorN n rApRrs Sssye.ary o3 2t