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The New York herald., 1851-08-25
Clty Intelligence.

The WEArHxR- For the Iast Tour wears the weather
ss not ?een so variable during the corresponding Pc
present month Taking records Of the
Temperature for the quadrenna period alluded
guide, TIE month OF August up TO this time has been
unusually cold BY similar comparison, 1t will be
found on average that the may be said ofthe
whole summer season, although there intervening
days sometimes three four in succession that
oppressvey close than for years past yet the
lar heat was not so intense For the past week un-
til the last two days atmosphere cold enough to
make the overcoat more Of comfort than iuconve
nience During Wednesday, sday and the forenoon
OF Friday chilling northeast wind, accompanied with
fog and light rain continued almost without uermis-
son and the atmosphere dense to preclude the
reiuisent rays Of Sol from impartiDg their genial
warmth to the sublunary world in and around New
York On Friday night OF the heaviest thunder
the most vivid lightning that passed New York this
summer CONNIE need about half past one o'clock. and
continued until three in the morning Heavy
rain fell during the greater Of the night and then
the previous chiliness Of the atmosphere place to
clear and rarhed air canopied by blue, coudsss sky
bespargl.d with gttsrpg stars. Saturday afternoon
vas quite sutry and yesterday the wsrmest day Of
the the thermometer tells with
the exception Vi four dsys two in July and Iune
These sudden changes from chilling d.mpness burning
heat have very deleterous effect health Of the
community and colds. coughs, and other prenontoiy
symptoms OF umption prevail at the present time
avery great extent Yet happily the city il rcer from
contagious diseases epdemics, this summer than 1t
has teen for several years past
FUNERAL PROCESSION -Y' serdsy, the mortal remains
Of o Brien. member II Hose Company No IA.
accompanied by large deschments from other fire com
psDes. The Herald aud Dykcman Guards commanded
by Captains J. Connery and - Connolly turned out in
military uniform. The procession formed line Of about
mile IN length, and was accompanied by Adkins and
sheltons Bras rands the former heading the FIRE de-
paItRet ard the latter the Herald Guard The hearse
drawn by four white horses decorated with pumrs
neatly wrought The funeral procession Icing altogether
compoad Of young Of tn. largest and most
imposing that We have for some time Ii fol-
lowed by large concourse Of people.
PArAL ACCIDENT Jonathan Carroll. whom we have
reported as baving fallen from ~indow in No 14s An
thopy street Saturday morning died the ensuing
night at the New York Hospital from the effects Of his
injuries An inquest will be held to-day at the hospital
UNKNOWN NAN DROWNED Coroner Geer, yesterday,
held an inquest on the body Of unknown found
ftatipg iu the North river. between Barclay aud
V.ssy streets The dec. ased appeared to be aoorng
man, aged about thirty years with dark hair height
about ve feet ten IL ches stout made drcsssd in blue
check shirt blue ov~rals and bs corded pants, and
boots verdict recorded OF death by drowning.
The body was conveyed to the dead house at Bellevue
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To Gentlemen of Taste and Fashion. -
Clumsy i'll fitting shirts dear any price, Mona ana,
have ever le will Re permitted TO leave GREENs
establishment No Astor House His system Of dtiny Il
infalhbe-the style of shirts matches purchase
Green's, and you become permanent customer.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

MI LRCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURE
A' teason ls5l-f'-the Board Of Directors have tic
petfure Of announcing 20 the members pah that
they have arranged for the i9liovipg lrtu-es
De delivered in the lecture Of the association
Of eelmah and fassau streets Tuesday evening
p,eh commencing ~ - O'CLOCK in The folio wing order
hovs David Psul Brown. Of Phusdephis, suhjeea The
Passons Rev Henry Ges, four Lectures Iliustr.onS
Man on fsitbi' Nov The Greek han. or the Man Of
Culturt Nov 70, The Roman Man, or dau Of SWAY,
Dec The Neditr,l Man, or the Man 81 Isrps n.sSe
oliver Wendell Holmes ~ BOSTON subject, "The Love o.
Nature Terms Of admission 10 the Uourse .-entiemaa
snd lady y Se memhers 81 sisgle tickets 81 IS members
~ unsie lectures ~ eents During the year the lecture
few minutes walk q all the routes offers
advantages 10 the lecture going public.
HUGH N CAMP, Chairman.
rr n%,' 1890, gsss.e n, Lecture Committee.
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COMING AND UNBEcoMrNG SUITS IN LAw-The
October term of the law courts is now drawing
to close, and nothing very exciting, except the
argument of the writ Of in the case of Carmel
the murderer, and the great legal discussion re-
specting the uppertendom park, has occurred to
diversity the monotony of petty assaults and rou-
tine actions of mercantile and com mercial diff
fcultes Three or four cases which have attracted
public attention for several months past, are still
in allegiance. The action for assault and battery,
at the suit of n p. Willis against Edwin Forrest,
has gone over to next month, when, as the plaintiff
has issued 10 less than for.y-three subpenas for
witnesses, we may be likely to obtain very
minute, if not tedious, description of the ARRAY in
Washington square, which occurred between the
poet and the tragedian The case of Mrs. Forrest
against Mr. Forrest, for divorce, is likewise put of
till November, the defendant having been obliged
to apply for a new commission to examine Ann
Flo wers in Galveston, Texas, in lieu Of the one to
NewOrleans, from whence the de- sired witness had,
it was alleged, been Spirited" away.
We may also soon look for the case of Smith
Coddngton and wife against James Watson Webb,
for the recovery of certain letters, said to have
been written by the lady when Miss Inman, to N
p. Willis. The demurrer of Mr.. Webb to the
Duer, who stated that the circumstances under
which the letters were placed in the hands of the
defendant, Webb, to be delivered by him to the
father of Mrs. Coddington, created trust, the
execution Of which the court had power and was
bound to enforce, and that the lady andh husband
the parties entitled to demand the possession of
the letters Out of this romantic correspondence
other suits, it is said, will arise-both MIR. Willis
and Mr.. Coddington threaten actions against the
gallant Colonel for libel-so that these newspaper
editors will have something else to do, during the
coming winter, besides attending to their respec-
tive prints
Their, as to the great Methodist case-in the ar
gumeIt of which We had some of the most dis
tpguished members of the legal profession belong
ing to the South as well as the North-there is no
likelihood Of compromise between the parties
Notwithstanding the suggestion of the court that
an anicable arrangement would be most desirable
and commendable, we fear this great seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollar suit-this aui Sa0I flames
dispute between the pious men of the South and
the pious men Of the North-must be settled by
judicial power; and as the Judges Nelson and
Betts,) before whom it was argued, may not sit to-
gether next month, the result cannot be known for
come time TO come.
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sOCIETY NEE rINas. ERIC.

GALCTATIoN OF KossUTH.-TUB BOHEMIAN
Society invites all the Bohemsns In and about the city
o. New York 10 meeting in the locality Of No 81 Broom
street. Of Mott street. BY order Of the above society
JOSEPH CELTHSKY.
EREsCH BENEVOLENT socIErY-rBE ANNUAL.
gnsr ss~mbly Of this Society will take place at Del
mneeos Hotel william street. on Thursday evening
Wh Octsb,r. at eslock The members are psrieuarly
nquestee attend - the report for the last year will BE-
read and an seoNen held for the 70 Gil the Offices
the rev nisistratien. ny order Of the President
NV fsRK, Get. ~, 1851. X. F0ULHIOUN, Secretary
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Castle Garden in steamboat chartered for the 90.
easion, with the red republican flag, crossed with
two pistols, floating in the breeze. A procession
Of the socialists, the Boomers and the Fouriertes,
viii then form, with Greeley at the head and
Brisbane at the tail, and the ioness will be con-
Quoted in solemn pomp to some phalanx hotel up
town. We cannot live without furore
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Mr. Donaldson AND Mn. GREEE.-These gen
tlemen, who figured 90 conspicuously in their late
correspondence with certain distinguished demo-
crsts will find, by calling at the Astor House, as
we learn. a number Of letters, addresses, some 70
Mr.. Donaldson and come 70 Dir. Greer. As these
letters may possibly contain important political
revelations aud projects, they ought 10 be taken
out and looked into. We are anxious TO have all
The light that can be had fer love or money, ia
clearing AZ this Donaldson mystery Who Is Mr
oneldton Where Is Mr. Greer We want more
light On the suSiect
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IRE ATLANTIC Mn STrAYEas-THE Hra-
MANS. TIE splendid steam ferry ships between Ia.
rope and the United states have, for some time,
been comipgto our shore crowded With passengers,
many Of them the retaining travellers 90 ito Cfys.
tai Palace, 20 Paris, azd nc Continent Ia adj.
tior 70 The Cunarl line, ;hsie arc .hrce othcrs-ihe
Collins line, the fsetest tie cc.ar 10 al 90 Is Of
weather; the HAVE lie, and the Bremen line, all
q which, during tie pas season have sharedsrrei
In lis unusually large aggregate Of traffic and trayel
between the Eew AM the old world AMI the Oh
world ard The new. The ships Of the Bremen lire.
though not 80 fast as ;he Liverpool liners. have
proved themselves equally as popular, If their re-
t1rrs Of feight AID passengers are any test We
can speak from experience Of the Hermann the a .
;erra;e Of the Warrington on this line In or.
fragments for comfort, in all the supplies essential
to the fall epj1ymen. o. an Atlantic trip, in the
steadiness and security Of the vessel and in the
still more important consideration Of an efficient
and popular captain sklfu officers and disciplined
crew. the Hermann offers unsurpassed ind ace monts
to travellers between the two continents. These
remarks will apply especially to those with whom
the difference Of day or two is Of less Importance
than the substantial ebjoymeuts Of steady pas.
sage. In short time, We understand. the speed Of
these ships will be increased as their business will
juttify IT, In fact, from present Appearances with
a little government encouragement, our various
European lines are in fair way Of obtaining the
full command Of the Atlantic Ocean
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Locks and all who have the fear Of badness before their
eyee sdvsed to provide themselves with Dsys Hpe
,ion oI call at his oee eh Ludor street aud
sons Of the nrt rsrectsbty For sale At the princa
dspots n Ludlow street. and G. III. Ring 1872 Broadwsy
slso for sale. by N. Guop 1877 Bowe +. B. Knapp
Hudson J. d. Hodd. "a Broadway Z. Lyon. 12 6raad, .
Rrootlyn. Price IS cents in large bottles.
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IHF NHos The MAJ nal wings q he third seoa,
torai atFict have noninsssd George Hood 2. tneir
eenuohe agasn't NJ sstultz-and in tbs fire. Jad~ia
ahtfict they have nOu,ns ed Or Jiige U via V.sdsg
~ btEef tw'tiss. sgsnst JSI3ss VIOLA
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iDyERTIsEnEsrS RBsRwED EVERY D1,
THE PRIy re rs.

NEW YORK PRINTERS URION.-A. a sreeiai fs..-
~ ing q Vie Rev York Printers Union held Satrds,,
cNcnnf oct ~ l the following resoit tion was ursn
n. usly adorted, and ordered to be published
hetovec, That oil matter sh0einr on tha face oftbs
rprr three or tnur distinct columns either R,r o.
Soref or hgufes Aad words, Is price and half mater 4,
ae'treancs with art W. Of kornng Newspaper Tgk OF
which The toloWins Is pscimen. - -
r,nsun l,ior ..........t9 Iusanity. ...........2
,'hNNtipte ............ 81 Dropsy in the head.
item"torp iirth Debility.
Clark Gov. william 9ggs Prin Jehn al op,.
,h'utesu sr hugus,e alo5 Duchoyuetts B,rtste iss.
iaes, LeWafd. ....... J. 80 Duncan. Robert lS5-
IRON the Aihutts. G. WALTER CULbURN,
Rec. Bee N. Y. r. L.
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How is TINS The Albany Epea,mg Jotrnat, in
noticing the action Of the Union Committee. says
1.-The Csstle Garden, o;Jotpnal Of Commerce. state
ticket, is an open, direct, transparent swindle
Protesting to represent both parties 1. ia in fact TO
be voted for only by deluded wings" Is this so ?
We rather think that both parties will doJgc the
Union ticket, and that it will prove not SO much
.windle ss farce They do not like either ticket
% they take half OF both. Il this TIE way to save
he Union Can our blesstd Institutions be pre-
.tfvsd BY tsrssk e iesn pnd o stresB u tot
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snrery, dirty msanthropy mistaken for democracy, ea
ambition mistaken for "suobbery, and the eloqUenee
!auperism mistaken r poverty are susge.ive IDEAS bg
Mrs Jerys Cold Candy the everywhere admitted good
remedy for Coughs Colds &c. Sold BY Mrs. W. JERVIS
SG Broadway.
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q Z REWARD LOST. ON FRIDAY EvENfNa os
~ nber small black and tan Terrier Slut hsvins
blue eellsr with the and address the owner hi IA
nnder vii receive the shove esvins Az
." "he frsklin Coffee House. " Msden lane.
osI-oE rHuRsDAy. SUPPOSED IN BROADWAY.
Mse bfesstpn, Mosaic set In gold ttone. The 6nSs,
vii be literally rewarded By Leaving Il AZ tbapma. %
NO. " herehsns tSthspss, wall street. ~
DOC L0sT.S REwARD,-oN MONDAY, zru INST.
Chequito The above reward wi be psid q. ~ .,a y,
2C Greenwich street. " '- ms "'"'" W
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Mrs Jryss cold Candy su contin its usefulness In
Cough, Asthma, &c. &o Sold by Mrs. W. JERvfS NJ
Broadway Zeter Philadelphia; Redding, son Gilman
llv.
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-rr. Kelrrer has accomplished wha. has been always
ught 20 he possible win TO restore the hair
lawns beer bald tseny years Read the following Dr
kelhnger-psar s:My cousin, Mr.. n. DIXON. formery
New York city tald from His seventeenth to
teeond year Ihrtush strong persuasion he
uang your tuid and In short time had tine hea OF
natural hair by i,s use any one wished 70 see. e he
painted with bald head and afterwards had his dagureo
type taken with tof thick oury and beautiful he'd OF
hsir. can sathf any one who will call and
% watts street n y sity y. H. Merriam. Ir. X. ha re.
Gently been offered teOUW By responsible person his
great discovery In restoring the b,r providing
duce one case restored that bad been bald twenty yar
This the Doctor and which be posivly
e would rot thank any one to guarantee bin 10000 I,
bis hesth bspated for few be make H.
enJoy the tuntr.ye qualification Of spreading auonthe
various charitable Institutions an the gene &c
whom he has given nearly surplus dollar that ~
made IN the last twenty I've Hence the dhs
treat Popularity See his advertisement in smother
Nc NE only one pstronzed by tAe elite aud tue Alty
generally.
For Money Market and Anusements see,
Seventh Page,
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Betaule he mstes the beet TIA. be found the city Be
ne ses the tss Hat far cheaper then bocy IN the
Guy Bceause his isi ttie u unaTproaehabls Ia quality.
sy ard beauty Because bis Hats universally pro-
neuneed w., nrst in excellence Of manufacture TIE hrt
in suTtfrty Of rrduetn, and Tie first IN the esta
oithe tutc-reasons AZ plentJ as blackbsrre 50 visit
KNOBS, No. IL Fulton street
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c.n,n,. Pr,m,nm rnr,. Has. Ne.-n.nin

invites the tenton o. the public 10 h specimen Furs
NAV utacurd fabrics exhibition In bis rooms
shieh hsye obtained Eve first class premiums the
ftr Of the Amerisan Institute. The rurs relieved
be the richtand most valuable collection ever subted
Tor comtetuon or offered for sale in this city Tbs min
1 Hat for ISL the fancy Hats for children Eeatlemen
youtss and ehidrehs Caps ssn,emths sOit fels ua's
&C. &c 70 vaith premiums awarded will bear
loohingat OHM "a BroadMay. orpo.i.e 81 Paul.a.
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prize at our Eair, T. Lyon has gained
The third be IL known that he now has Obtained;
To say Tbt of the one that his agents epis.le
Informs him he gained at the Palace OF Crystal.
These three medals here and the Ger the water,
Show that vermin and insects he knows no slaughter
They settle the question, teyond all dispute
Eeprove all pretepsiop-stfike rivalry mute.
And prove that the Swans. in England and
1onsider L. Ly the first in his sphere.
LYON would respectfully state, the authority oflhC
American lnttitute that his partitions she onlyAr
uele OF their class that took silver medal 81 the Csc
Garden Fair. &. LYON, Az Broadws.
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Oh. mouths a the cougridden household words. The
ashnate gars for IL the consumptive smiles amiabe
bloc dlsss weak, white smile, he stretches out his
eatet pals hand FOR ito relieving Sold by Mrs.
JEkYIS, 800 Broadway, and by druggists gene: ally.
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blTCHCOCk LEADBEArER 3H Brosdwsy. corner q
Leonard street, have Just received Invoices OF Sits
staW DsAhee herinOee and every other knd Of fancy
snd staple Dry Gods, which they Offering heAvy
great barRains.
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men Of all NstonsIf wish 10 avoid the misery Of fsI
matriss sn unoouth IT. and general discomfort ia your
wardrobe g. Opposite the Tabernacle and Broadway BsnE
toGEO. Y fONs, NO ys3 Broadway You will Fac him zoe
tailor No: One, and ne mistake There you will meet
gentlemen Of TIE highest eminsrce both native and forss
with Artist Cutters Of your nation attending.
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around spectral b. es that reflect mercural blue in cham
bers whose icy walls arfuy echo back the eoughdden
Ars Jerviss Cold Canoy comes teeming With the healing
warmth Of wtnans exTerieaee. Its genial linisraon
sootbingy delicious and its place in every drawer and
every tepieee. and IN mouths Of wieest
sure IL Co have stood the test of time Sod by Mrs.
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Commercial Bank, Perth A.sssy .-Notss
On this bsnt Bank o. New Rochelle James Bank rsrnv
ard Fulton street, paymeat for rssdy ao<hsss
Of all descriptions.
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u
srcs No 81 Bowery and IL John street DE keops an
eert assoitmext, has his rrht sells
cheap and recommends thing bat what IL good got
tfe rrcmiU at tire late fair.
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Comb Factory.-Ladies arc respectful ~
invited the choice selection Of Dress Combs
the Subscribers store The variety beyond all Doubt the
greatest in the city. -
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crowdirg Of diseased xcitemens but smooth regular
flow OF sensible people, to purchase Mrs eryiss Cox
Car the onni-admtted good remedy for CoIghs, Colds
Hoartnes Sore Throat and other pulmon psint
premcnitors the dread Sold BY hrs VI
JIRgIS and by 6rogsists generally.
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"Chacun son gout," which, translated,
mesneh Every man scoording TO this taste the motto
SMITHS Jr, Clothing Hssbii,hmsut 100 Fuitsn street
Biz assortment eStensive his articles sdmirsby made
All who call oar be suited.
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The Notes OF the Bank of the Empire
State franllin Bank Chautsuque county Hartford Bank
B.rtford ~ bought AZ Ter cent discount, by J. T..
VAN tLECk, corner Of Broad and Wall streets.
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The Notes or the Bank OF the Empire
state az Ftirpor'; Frsnkn Bank. Chautauque ~
Hartford Barb lIartiore " boughta az pee cent dis
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the fashionable world, made order at Green's
httor Btufe within the shortest possible time after
order received They warranted to It, and 10
surpassed In material and needle. work.
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Portable dressing Cases, In ali that the,
ticles, ofthe best quality warranted
A J. SAUNDERS l47 Broadway.
Coruer Of Liberty street. and Se7 Broadway.
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Pocket and Pen Knives, Rax0rs, Skc.-A
beautiful assortment Of the above articles Of the
and unique patterns, be at the subseribers
A. J. SAUNDERS, lat broadway,
Corner of Liber ty street. and SN Broadway.
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skclsmatons Of every ody seeing Everdsls spep did
Silver Bordtred Porcelain Wedding Cards and Silver
bossed Porcelain Wedding Enveops. Parties in ~
gomething truly elegant cannot fail TO be satisfied
street,
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The Elections.

The full returns for members of Congress show the fol-
lowing result:-
For the Union candidates .................55,9 SS
sectssion do.......... ........... ~, oos
Union majority. ..........................1S $40
Ar we have before stated there six Union members
and two Southern rights elected to the next Con-
gress
The vote for Governor stands nearly as fouows-re.
turns from few Of the counties being imperfect
For Howell Cobb (Union) ..................66 25l
For C. j. Macdonald (southern rights ....."..S7F Az
cebbs (uniou) majority. .is7se
This Is the largest vote poed in the state. At
the st election Governor viz in ls49 the vote stood
for Towns dem 465l4; HILL vhig, 43322-demoeratic
majority, 3.lg2.
1t appears that the whg party say 40 OOo and about
10000 cemoct in the State have voted foi Cobb and
the Union candidates for Congress and the Legislature
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The co operation majority will be about 1000 All the
etIiee and parishes, except Clarendon St Johna Cole
ton, Prince William st Matthew and st Peters, have
b. en heard from, and stand as follows
fcr co OPERATION la
for SECESSION
Cooperation majority, so far. .............. COS
The vote taken this question lie Of the fullest in
proportion to the white population ever pollsd In the
United States The total white population of the State
10 2e 1o3, (about half that Of the city Of New York;
VIRGINIA.
Virginia has probably elected 70 Congress South
ern rights democrats Fix Union democrats, and two
Union wings. The wings gain member, In the Tenth
district, and lote one. In the Fifteenth district
Professor CRrnochsn Will give his Intro.
euctory Lecture 20 the Surg the New YORK
Aediea College, in thirteenth street. this evening
(Tutsday, October 18th 1t half o'clock. PROBES
onal gentlemen and those interested in medical
resIeeuully invited.
Hersemsnship and Horse woma N hip.--An
& s 9Sss r IF
No ~ Fourth avenue. Open daily as usual Cor ladies
Elegant, Magn,Gcenti Beautiful are the
ordinations Of every On seeing Everdsrs splendid
Silver Bord,red Porcelain Wedding Cards nd Silver In
bossed Porcelain Wedding Enyelopas Parties in want ~
gomethpg truly elegant cannot fail TO be satisfied g2
Broadway Of Duane street: store Is
street.
The Notes Of the Bank Of the Empir.
State Tranlln Bank Chausuque county Hartford Bank
Rtrford, N. VI bought at Ter cent discount by j. T.
VAN Wick, corner Of Broad and " ali streets
The Notes or the Bank of the Empire
btse franklin Bank Chsutaque County; Hartford Bank
Hartford New Yors will be redeemed AZ the Agency New
fxehanFe Bank Of Greenpi and Dsy streets
at one quarter Of one per cent.
The Notes or the Bank OF the Empire
state, AT Fhirport; Frsnkn Bank Chautauque county
Hartford bapk Hartford y v; bought
count By DREW, ROBINSON A. CO, 81 Wan street.