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cow ONE. CuME ALL.

ssJes1 VI. STLi\ltIN, has just received
4 1Ylrom Philadelphia, and other =
~AsaAA~~ tern ciic, his supply Of FALL Il
WINTER goods, he respectfully invites, {
former customcr-. and all who ARE DESTROYS Of
obtaining good bargains, 20 give him cad
HIS stock Is ample, aud well selected. lie tls..
tiers himself from the facilities he has for t&
selection Of his goods, having Brother rc.d.
ing IA Philadelphia, who purchases for him 10
the best advantage, that hc wi, be enabled 70
sell rs cheep as the cheapest and - good as The
bsI lie II now ready to -tli on aecommcda'.
ing terms ana at prices to suit the iine- Il con.
pletc assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting
Of Clothing, Hois, Caps, Boois, and SHOES, Also
ihrdpare, Iinware, Queens,eare i; aud full
supply Of every thing usually found in coun-
~ store, too tedious to mention.
Oct. %. 1880. n3o ~
4 Do d o. =! ~. u q q % =!
Encourage iioms Mannjactnres
r + WE ave in operation, ses-
en- miles southwest OF Ma.
oA shall, foundcry for plougfA
and other castings, and are now manufacturing
n superior Plough, 10 which we invite The ~
tcntion of the planters Of Harrison and adloia
ing counties.
These pluughs are inferlo, TO none, and ~
sold RS low as any plough Of equal qasihyy.
Thcy are warranted for six month";; Of, u
broken in that timr, BY returning tho hross"
piece, new piece will be given IN exchange.
Specimens can be seen either at the foundry
or nj Evans, Gregg & Keys. our agents in Ma
shall who are prepared 10 fill all ordcn.
Terms--CAsu.
SANDERS 4. STE WART.
a. We will pay II cents per pound for oil
castings, delivered either at the fonndcry, OF d
Evans, Gregg Il Keys, payable in casting. q
goods. ,2nl6yl =. 4 :.
1nmisrants and rsrsens wishing 70 pos
chase Land with oeoA Tttles
MOULD d. well To call al the Land Ofhe''
w in Marshall, Harrison county, Texas,
the undersigned has taken great pains in n'Ht
ing out all Lands for sale. or rent, in this A.
the adjoining counties, and viii keep kcyt~
try Of the same where situated, the quai'sys
the land, the amount Of improvements thefvsA
and the price thereof !.
Persons having lands for saie, or rent, W."
do we'll to have them rcgi.tcred.
SAM'L J. TAYLOR,
County Nvrrsysf.
THOMAS HEATH
February 8, 1851 S"y
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NoeoCe.
nURING my absence from this purt of the
~ state CASEY AsxEw il my daily author.
ICED agent to collect and settle up all my un.
settled business.
SAM FKIOC.
Marshall, July ~, 1881. NAG Ist
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- uic1nt.
Nn 5ElD6VWeli. II. D., Professor oil Phys
ny, Pathology, MiaerAloey and Gsol-
J. King. N. D., Professor q Materin Mediea
Thsxpemtics, and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. Milton flanders, A. NJ, ". d., Professor OF
Chrmislsy and Pharmacy.
J. A. Wilson, NJ. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women aud ''hi.dren
CLISfouE LECrrRERs.
Ma5icine--Professor II. J. lialee.
0ufxevt--psofss.or X. =. Newton.
Z, ffscman, NJ. D., Anatomical Demonslra-
tor.
n kss for full course Of lectures amount,
~ otts.
kAsA Ffofsssoas Ticket, HI5, Maiiicnla-
tsA -. Dsnonalrsiors Fee, $40. Grad'a'
iioA, ~.
TSoss desiring further information, viii
pssass address their letters post PAID 10 The
Dean; aud students arriving In the city will
plsase call on him nj the Commercial Hotel.
Is. NEWTON, w. y.
Dram oj das Faculty,
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HUGH ircA>. JAWS :. HAANnNR, iE.
I tcAS 81 GRANDER, Gcaefai G,occrs,
/ i6 Canal, aud ID crossmau streets, be-
tween the new Cuslomhouse and the river,
New Orleans, In, MI
~ J. Hart ~ co, firoeers and Conn
ILs miss,oH Merchants No ~ Tehoupitoulas
street, New Orleans Dealers IN Liquors of
all kind4: brandy, Gin, Whisky Rum Hines,
cordias, Teas. Coffee, Sugar Segar-, Tobacco;
sulpiate of Quinine by the case, and staple
Drugs Paper, all kinds; oils, specs, pickles.
kelchup~. soap starch. hams, lard, bacon, butter,
cheese, beef. pork, and I'll kinds n sdrl. Gaf
jiacy Groceries. ~ Coleman, patent nudn-
lato.y corn mills nty
4. roRprs t.. FORBES.
IN g. e. FORBES, Grocers and dealers in
Western Produce, No. 80 Tchouptoulsa
street. New Ofleahs. ni7
4 MERRY, HENDERSON. & co, Come
I mission Merchants, SO Magazine street,
New Drean. macy
RcGr 10 Nesers. Ury 4; Ward, Jefferson.
Tarrant d Henderson. Ccr-icana--Texas.
- @. NEl.ScN 4 co, Commission Mr.
-. chants. New Orleans
y. q. Nelson. New Orleans; T.. Bank~mith
New Orleans; H. G. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank T. A. Mel
son, Athens, Ala
Dec. H. 1880, no26 GIN
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We will furnish Baeginr, Rope, and Plan
taiinn supplies to Planters shipping TO the
above house.
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Do0nme vl1a8 UO1SyU1Es
MI Rxsesstve Bsasd Of Nanagsrs, appoint
A - spne.As!l l<aAes No. ~, asnou.se 10
nANa ~ The II session cs ihs lnsstnss
i3l sr1u1ruur, ~ ~ lsaA Hshssasy unAss W.
eAneus e ~ Dassity u TessAss, to VA;
nv.- 4 Wuses, Prssiifx
- ~ ". Dosvexy, Vice Principal
S0 - pvar res, rri~1-y Department
- An1nnltA JSassr7 Jrsr, Music Piano
80 LDvs~iy ~nd Fancy Work
-, e 0o.Ay, - oAasges pr sss-
-, 4Wsosy WsesA
DnmAsv Ds,AxrxssT.--OsthoefnPhy.
Assas. ssd writing PR 's'"'en 81 oo
-" jr.cs ClA~.-Eiemsntnsy les
sens In Avishsaetis, Grammar, Geo
evaeay, Material Philosophy. PbisI-
slesy. ~ Hsstcsy 3i2 20
f,ssT Jvsos CLAss.-Enelish Gram
~, 0ssespAy, Arithmetic coniin-
~, Nsessnl Philosophy, Watts on
H. NisA Bethany. Geology, M,ibol.
o~v. ~ History Si5 90
tk~losv. - liistery $40 90
MmDlx CLAss.-ChcmistSy, Rhetoric,
IAagie, Mosrl scienee, Mental Phi
:sssphy, Evidences VI Christianity,
poltticai AND Domestic Economy,
Astronomy. AIssbrs, Ancient and
MOQefQ lAuQ1l4Rts couiUlehtra. @so w
nespoa cLAss.--Ancicnt and Modern
languages completed, Geometry.
Tsi93nsa<tsy, and review Of form
- Sv1tcs SIS 90
Composition throughout the course,
sxtn Incidental expense for pnp'l
-, .~..iou 81 90
Drawing and Painting. each $40 90
EnAesidesy and Wax Work, each 90
1nstrumeninl Muse. $50 W
Uae Of Plan" extra ~ 90
Tsition payable at The end Of each session
pupjls will l,e charged from the time OF en-
tsusee, until the close Of the session Deductions
susAe fbs protfasted sickness.
0AM Pm1S 1NSTlT q r T..
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TINE regular course Of Lectures IN THIS In
II seitatr will commence on the First VI No
semhes, and continue until the last VI febett.
ary. The Anatomical Department. viii
sps~sd and read =, fecei,s studeats r.
Ffssl Of October Tho Mcslisel
will b uadsr the direction a,
rnoF1aG
Z rsseasn, N. "A II Anatomy.
.llglE..s ''s or = ri s"'s' AID
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..,,., " q. riEscr.
rINAYLOR 4 PIERCE, Physicians and Snr-
gcons, tender their professional services 20
the citizens Of Marshall and vicinity, IN Inc
,ariou. branches Of their profession.
Office Ne. Johnsons new brick bni'd'ng
Marshall, Nov. TO- lsie MO W
VNRS. j. h. VAuGHr & II. L. GlNENS'
- having entered into coPar'nership IN the
practice OF phy-ic tender their professional
services to the citizens OF Rusk aad vicinity
We hope by close attention 10 get liberal
share Of patronage. We viii charge 30 cents
mileage. day or night; one dollar per visit IN
town. and will charge for bu, two visits per
day. We will charge for medicine in all cases
Rusk. Cherokee Co., Jan. |, 1850. n3oy,
n. 4. 4 ". u. DIAL.
Phpsirians. Surgeons, and obsietricians.
MILL practice their proles son IN partnership,
w and one or both may at all times be ionnd
Al their old stand ou The north side of the pubic
square. In all eases Of Importance the services
oi both viii be- gwen without an additional
fee They viii keep the finest selection "'
medicines and furnish their patrons II desirable
Marshall, January i-i, ls5l. MS y.
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Sars0 IN rita.
A LARGE quantity Of \ p. Tawnaena'y
A dAs.aparilla. A. 10 hs sissues, IL l. w,
s'''''''-''''1 n ! SANDERS.
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FOU n mr.
4 FIFTY DOLLAR BANK BILL. which
"A the owner can obtain by applying 10
EVANS. GREGG, Il KEY.
February I, 1851 s3tf
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+ Will. he prepared by the tirst NO.
l IN January (inslAnt) 70 make settles
with MI persons having accounts with ~ !
hepc therefore that all business he'vss'ss
transacted with me will be promptly atse ~
to by the Psrtirs cone~rned, A. lonsss
gence 10 ost y az Question. .. 800
A. y. BURRkSA
Jsnsasy 4 I1eAs
I Il I'LL
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BOOk :. EOOkS!.


Southwestern I ook Store. No. 5t, Grdricr
SirCd Ner orleans.
<s4y9fM JOHN nhiI. has just opened the
- w above establishment, aud Will keep
~-A.>A~H constantly op hand a large and
a taiua5e collection Of Theological, Siapiarl.
and Miscellaneous BooLs, which be offers at
prices much lower than heretofore sold at in
tho South.
To CorSrRy MGrCHAsrs, and Others wish
ing BookS and si@ioHery TO sell again, he
would respectfully invite their attention to his
large stock of Achcoi Baots, >iaple and Fancy
Nfdi'oaerg a'e.
He is also agrn, for the METHODIST Book
CONCERN, and keeps full supply of all their
books on hand, at publication prigcs,
JuUN HALL.
56 Grarisr Yreei, Nsir Orleans.
t1N L.
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me hurts OF tht thii'" ''''''' ~ wv w
of Texas NJ ~
vs. ocuitrRrE J.. =, wioF,ll.
nCnll.TREE & WlGFAlL, Attorneys n
~ Lasr, viii attend all The Courts of the
sixth Judicial District, Marshall, Texas. u
- messlry NJ uAlL-
NIOSEiEy 4 HALL, Attorneys al La,c,
vi Marshall Texas. ~
~ NJ. ADAMS. iaecaey At las, Marshall.
ilsrri-on county. Texas. nS5 ~.
hRURY FIELD, Attorney a Lq'r. Ad-
j } dress: Elysian Fields, Harrison county,
Texas. n33 ly.
r A. PATlLIO. Aftorn,ye a Lar, Marshall,
|. Harrison county, Texas nj
f,ASEN ASkEW. Anvaeg AT Lac and
I No'dry Pabl,c, Marshall, Tcyss nS6
VNrllLIAM A. iIiIle Aaoraeg al les, Mar
W shall, Texas. us7
ii ftkE, Aaorpg at Laso, carthage, Pa
! /. uola county, TeNa- 3ey
4, e. GALLOWAY. Agorps7 q, La,r, Gil
\ mcr. tpshur county, Texas. Will practice
In ip-hur and adjoining counties. and Viii at
Icnd specially to the business Of collecting
April, 1880. ni6
1AMES NJ. MOSpuIs, Attorney and Co,a-
- seiior al Lan, Marshall, Harrison county
Texas. M,
LNDWlN CATER. Notary Public. Office at
II the EQUITY Clerk Office III
~ X. McADAlFs, Notary Prbiie, Ham.
w son county. Texas. n2Iy
EDWARD CLARK, iHorpcg al Lac, Mat
II shall Texas, Will practice ia all the eoun-
Ties Of tie Sixth Judicial District and ia the
SaprcE!c Court
" Office west side If the public square,
over the drug store OF Messr,. Evans q san.
DER w 80 y
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b. uklMni.E, (suceossor to Grmble &
- Montgomery Cotton Factor and Com.
s.'s,ioa Mereha'., No. u Poydras street. New
Ot'eAn~. ii3l I'm
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II II. KENDALL T. Co, Wholesale Gro
1ss GERS, cosass Of Gravcr and Tchoupitou.
saN ssseet-, NeMVrisans ,ini7y
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= y K.x..y = =. RsA,iis af De 500 j. D. Mar
0UGELi, RoGHEilE, 4 BLAIR. Com.
] Z mi.sioa Merchants, NJ, 50, Gra,icr street.
kcw Orleans. ni,v
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1OIS q. COCKS e. co. Comaission Mer.
81 chants, No. II, 81. Charles street, New
Orleans. YInj7y
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II EERlNG A. WILEY, Collectors Of Ae.
A. ccuHts and general Newspaper and j',r,si.
- Agens, No. 81 Camp street, New Orlesn.
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aNROSf & co, No. 10 Magazine street,
i rhoiesaie deaisrs ~ boots, shoes, brogaas,
hats anf caps, suitable for the country trade /;
also PAIN LegL tdmpeachy, am! Mceicaa
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
THE FIIsEmEN.

iTh sPECIAL MEETING or TIE RIcrAED ".
n Johnsen Hose Compsny Nc % cid Thur evenng
sept .5 ll the following preamble and
unEEimOusly adopted -
Mleres Certain reports rrc'udci,i o the interests and
e. our worthy and efficient Iorc have been
circulated through the city, to the eject that Mr. CLARK
VsIterb how holding che ofce Of Assstant Engineer
yts about 20 rezn thas oce and tupsrsede III Geo.
Jsreush ss head ofcer Of Hose Company Me- y there
fore. be IL
Received That the above reror. eircuiated in direct CD
on 10 The wishes Of te memhcrs Of the Mr.
Jeremiah ~ fiwsys ulficd the srtuous dutis Of HE
H. Irasw0fly manner worthy % the respect ard highest
esteem Of ths members snd fgrAermore. from tie ,ess
Of tie members the subject conssra.nei
bcye that VI G. v hes hsen Personally Instrumental in
CIRCULATING these rsports
Received, That the above Irea Tie and rcsolutona be
puilshed In tie Sun Herald Suadsy Dsratch, nad Tro-
mems Journal. GEORGE =. [. TUFTS, Chairnsu.
EDwAnB A. Tf1rFs secretsry
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THE FAIR.

GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE -
" Twenty fourth Annual EShibtior.-Caste Garden will
be open for the reception Of goods and srscmens the h
ah and 30h days Of the present month"; Exhibtors
rqnested be prom on he srouad The Posing and
Sradug Match Will take place. at Waite Plains the sth
October Testing oi flows the th, at the place
lilo Cattle show will be held Madison Cottage Of
lh avenue ard Tventytnird street tho 5lh 10TH aad
Ith October Ertries mustts ma at the committee room
~ Madison Cottage on the lsh, th and 18TH Clerks will
be ~ ATTENDANCE VILLAIN HALL, Chairman OF the Board
o. nsnsgtrG LEWIS o. MoKRin Chairman Of the Board
Board Cf bnnegerE.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

tlousaDds 10 that city " far surpassed by the crowds
ysh foe TO the ageat q dclirehughS celebrated aad
ioaEly ugkt after 1Iccrherous. virtues
tGGd, ard It's ohsapasss hailed with joy by millions who
rsyl In tie Of tlis splendid article The soft
whch it In parts tie half rapidtv With which
ssndruf and Geurf s removed from the SKIN the tone
and strength with which Il lbusB the blood vessels
and atsorbents eonrtctca with the growth Of the hair
tie theme and praise OF tongue. Nothing has
such satisfaction nothpg has bee, widely
sIrsad srd n.thing has sled the OF the toilet
plctrly Cllrehughs Tronphsrous Principal Office
No 1s Broadway and sold BY all respectable ssuEZis and
perfanlort throushsut the Union.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
SOCIETY ME ETIN0s, SEe.

NoTIcE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRST WARD
~ Mse,iers requested to meet At No Washns
street on Saturday evening. September 9Th, at o'clock.
BJ order OF GAIT. CREGER.
MAsoNIc.-THE MEMBERs OF DARCY LODGE NO.
'I 7 hereby rothed that special meeting of Darcy
Lodge will take place at their Of Broons aud
Crosby Streets Saturday afternoon Set 9Th at oct
Bs order, CHARLES N. BALDWIN, w. M.
TiiEo. L. TINoLsr ses. Tro. ten.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

EAtHIONABLE NILLINEkY.-nRS. YBELY, TX d.
Vision street. Catherine street. respectfully Informs
hSI patrons and the ladies in general ssf Of fall
nnnery 10 now complete nprisng Of the largest
sornsns Of sk, Satin Gros Antique. Velvet and Straw
70 Be found in this city. nrs Yesly be 10 sats.
mas made with Of the frat NIL
houses IN Paris by which she will be constantly sup
pso VIII pattern bonnes of the resksrehe
sounry miiiiners and merchants would DO we'll
;, h.r stock before purchasing else where Asa
VIII DC fuppned on the most reasonable
serve The number IA Division street. near street
DARIS CLoAKs AND kAkTILLAs.-I REsPlcY-
fully invite tho attention Of ladies TO NV importafoss
for the present fall Season Of those sonable
sSnyrsns the richest pais sAa snbrodsrsd ysivess.
ef TRy Fringe and Lace Mourning Coaks isses CicSSs
kc ke-ths whole sarwlpg collection sxtsnk schnes
and Ksptalla Emporium. 35l Broadway.
II BRUCE &C, IMPORTERS or FRENCH GLOVES
II. have removed from No. Hanover square - Ne. 67
Broadway formerly Rstb buns HOtell.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

Ksuingsr sga1n.-Ths Dectsr, IN another
mart Of ths tells story al
dies in the world slse. down and y sasshsr yssr there
sct and fancy TO- gives something useful the
etAer the out edge for their money
ths DR. Z and then all the
psrshsd poscal frcsh and GIT edged and judge
fer sslyss-headsd $N forfetwhioh will DO PAID If
ali trash put together can equal il.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
EAxRiMosIAL.

MATRlh0Nr MADE EASY. OR now . WIN A
Lever froetsor Law Ton, st Lezdon. has ma srrved
Eeseh viii send 70 tny address receipt OF One Del
ar Fct rta fltn dFccttrt enable iadiee
ra eeytttd sgecuons n many Of The orpom,e
ter httrte m,y desire. Ths process IL nrrps tuo
WptNatns thst Al may BE maritc irrespective of, o.
rearante q positions Nut LAT. slough not ieas 10 CAa -
,rsnFsa With such c:se .ns decsoy tAs, dsttotes 10 q
Postsle Aadrsss Professor LAwton, Bsstsn. hnss No
esten taken ircu the Pest oes lass the postage rat
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LOST. sc.

LUST, &C.
COX REwAKD-Losr ON TUESDAY NIGHT THE
WC c3d instant IN coming from Newark TO Now York,
ex Of Jewery and Watched. The above reward will be
paid returning item te No. 81 Avenue b. B. s. RoSkN
&JO REwARD.-LosT ON THURSDAY MIG Hr
boat p feet long, painted inside an lead
oolored bottom boards and black gunwae The above
wsfd viii be paid for her any Information respecting
fr Which will lead 10 her recovery Apply to Ship News
Office at Whitehall.
T OST-ON THURSDAY, 25TH IEsT.. GOLD CHAIN,
- will pencil aud two keys attached suitable
ward will be psid ty leaving then al No Cedar street.
nOG LOsT-A BLACK KING CHARLES SPANIEL,
~ with tan eoiored chest and legs long and tail
Answers TO the name OF Chariey liberal reward vill'be
=
REWARDS.
SToLEE BANK SoTEs.-oN THE 22D OF AUGUST
- last two thousand dollar OF the Bank
psylvana. dated Nay lo0, Nos. lis0 and 81 gay
able 70 John Whiteman bearer stolen from
mar in our employ The Bank Of Pennsylvania having
August sd 1851. and numbered from l TO 4O inclusive,
letters AND alternating, and redeemed all Of the old
sue but the two stolen notes the Payment Of those has been
stopped and will be resisted The reward heretofore offered
is therefore revoked and the pub cautioned nos
Philadelphia, Sept. Is. ISL.
G, IN REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR INToRNA.
DCO ton that will TO the conviction person
that entered the dwelling No &c Ninth street. and
amazed furniture stole four rich silk dresses the
night c: The sd intt Address Box l. s2i Pest Ofee.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

without exception reservation the only quck aud reliable
article for converting red gray hair brown black
GOtRAUDS Poudre Subtitle for uprootipg hair Medcated
Eoap for pimples frekes, ringwor, faltrheum Ne Lily
White LIQUID Rouge, and Hair Closs Walker street
Broadway; Calender sS South Third street. Phade
Ehia; Jordan, 1s6 Washington street Boston.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
AsTROL0Gy. &c.

GARD MRS TREwsTER. FROM PniiADEirniA,
" ttndlrl her services ladies aHd fsuD Dten N 's
,iy, IN Anrelosy Love, ssd Law ms't.ft l.t.pr. rs
lftaf Nc ~ hgfks sHs sconee, cuusle r-hte . ~
NtTolcsr; and vii toll lc ot the lsty - ntentt
thsv w tfs uf tfs eititCff tt
sil trand ttfst Itsiflt. csnts OtrUestn ,pc siisi
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

BALLhRD'S Dye viii make II black ~
Auburn, or brown, as you may desire,
Ten miuutes's time is all IL viii require.
PRINCIPAL oco and store No AIS Broadsay, corner Of
IisrtLar I'd street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
FUBLsCaqloss.

r owes EDITION or LEwIs sAsUsDrL-corrIy1I
Ia now ready. Levis Afande orthe Fsiircad ~ Life.
oompct, IN volvns nlgstrsted 1le rutio wosld -
vt IN pUohssns th wOtk % look ~ tne inrfnt Lons
tkticn u rtrfeet pete. There maOhntes ana
stpsts edition tor sale. which tsss dcsptcn andhssa
an a.. utl,e. Isss. ecu plete edition rev fescy
0Lokt q BRVTBkk ~ Ann strssk
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rArEn mANolYos, e..

LNfNE PAPER HASCISCs-TRaNcIs PArEs CO.
g Pearl street, have inst received, and qf az whole
fra and RETAIL en- aslortasnt q s th9 richest
styles of Decorative, Velvet Cold Ssr, frtnch snd
American Pster Hangings sut Borders. selected rsaf
tor drav{fF reoms sc. Ain, Ll Tie rpkQysd ttyt
OF Decorative Oaks Marble Blscks FaHcl Work So tu.t
,hic Halls dining rooms NC. The lca reftsot rofs
men 20 harg PAPER always hand.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
POLIY7CAle

fs:s,s s.Iuliiss, General cs.sissss MID - Tan,
y. .,s,'S : .ssl..sn. .sep..a
sss s.s " ssa s,: our
sssos~sS Ssss sssIls *. sss
.y New IsIi sssnd primary
sy "n ohss~. On hsssSsy s se
vsId committee, bstwssn the hours Of ~ and r H. 70
$:ssss T . 'ssh c:s .
i Il s q. Gsssss s &: An:
Three delegates each ward ldsal sonvsntlon.,
an ns M Sssss::
I . s s S ssS s Sss 81 s
Pleas. Surrogate, and Recorder.
.y
tes The district eoDvsntions TO ss held At the following
ssss bss R tss1s: vn r. ms
ToH1sh Gi.tris. lwsrss TO- Is and l7>nsrm.s. Hall.
iith L..rist twiIds II, and l')-pemosrats Head
sisih Di.t.st wards iS IS 49, 10. md a)UnIon Hail.
'' HTsnss rs% s.sS .as
e meet or TD;;say ing thh day Of 0S,Gs.. ns,'
ono: q the Senatorial conventions to be held
50 ypp pissrss@ ibsss @bss.ps Hotel 1876 Fulton street.
4h Dissatisfaction Ward Hotel corner Of Bro and For
;.h pi.tret.-Tuomey's l4.h Ward Hosol, Grand and
9th D!s,rct-Union Hail. corner Third avenue AMI 2sd
Seven dsssstss from each Ward 70 an Assembly ccnvsn
the Assembly sSs aSiy cosvon.ions
@ ssy 's: ::
i ..ss ss1S S:s. street.
10Th rr Ble0mingdsle road and Lightly
i4th Distric. oos Eighth avenue.
Sssa S 'ss ct. on evenings SGssas
sns Sls'sa II sas "-
Iss M shs elections be held in tho Seys
i;;; Dsnni: T sslljrs ljrs ITO Greenwich ..rses
sE s-Ensl.n %s$'; 8 ~. ssssi.:s & asi ;:;s''
sth-Bndd'a corner Dominick and Hudson ssressu.
fEss Breon and Forsyth M
S5ssa sy ss ware .tTsos sS
issS-! 70 &c Ss ds.isass.d sy ward SoSni.sss: "''
s'Sss: ss Grand ''''s
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HALL corner Houston and Allen streets
le.h-paviss corner Broadway and Fifty. ninth s.rees
That ns Ssm m Of sss
b. chosen Sy .hs Ward Com mTi.es from he der ds%s.s
wards in whi,h there who viii
the the Wsra y *, sss
and in case such chosen before
September the delegates from the ward to ths Gene
rel Committee shall have o right TO select them.
Resolved That the ward committees where such commit
organized have to order the baotngs for
candidates charter oers and in such wards
tue each Assembly district for members of Assembly
be direct for the candidates
Resolved That the primary elee tion in the Twentieth
appoint by the chairman Of this committee ard that the
time of opening and closing the polls said ward be subject
TO the dire. q ad inspectors who are to give three
ROBERT J. DILLON, Chairman.
JOHN nosERTy, tSecrctaries.
JcHS Y. SAvAeE, Jr. S
TINIoN AND yICToRY!-DEkocRATic REPUBLI.
" can County Meeting at Tammany HAli.-The demo.
cratic republican electors Of the city and eonpy Of New
day evening the 29.h inst At TX o'clock NJ TO respond
to the resolutions adopted and the candidates for State
By order OF the general committee
ROBERT J. DILLON, Chairman Gen. Com.
D. Sickles N Dim ond. James &. Libby John Cochrare
Jos n. Hsrsh W. D. Crafts A. L. Ang Committee Of Ar
rangements.
CINTE wARD.-TBE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
y Republican Ward Committee requested to attend q
meeting this evening" At o'clock at arrekg 9th Ward
Hotel select three election the p
mary election Tuesday evening" Sept Dth and TO
act gu other business be for the
Of the Democratic cause this fall. BY crder,
JOHN LANDfN, ThOMAS MARTIN.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
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