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III II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEVENS
IL Williams great annual sale Of American and for
egn paintings Al the National Academy Of Design No. 6
Rrosdway opposite Bond street New York on Wednesday,
27th Thursday 18th and Friday 10th nst-Messrs. Wn
uams Stevens williams beg leave to their
great annual sale Paintings by American and foreign
lists Of reputation include among others
the works Of burand nntngon Doughty Rossissr o.
Carter Gray, Beard Poole, sidney Percy, Hubner Hicks
Cropsey Edwin White SontaF Cole Gray Church. TO- &c.
and to close consgnments number Of high Paintings
now store announcing this sale to which they conh
IDENTIFY invite the attention of the public and
from all parts Of the United States they propose place
before superior class Of pictures richly framed,
which have only been obtained at private purchase
bre akng Of gentlemens galleries and present from
time to time drguerreOtype Of the Of
dern art this side of the Atlantic While the coopera-
tion ef sdng ts already secured guarantee
works which In the ordinary sale
would rarely be TO the great body 10
believed that tho plan will fully the wishes buy
at to to the artists benefits equal those
the public must derive from such exposition Catalogues
will be ready and the pictures exhibited above ard
ter the 18th instant.
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WHOLESALE HAT AND CAP E-l00 DOZEN
w silk plush all eoors; 800 dozen fine and common
cloth $50 Mehar plush dol 80 dozen assort
cd fur caps Also fur ard voe Kossuthhats tippes cuffs
buffalo robee For sale in lots to suit very prices
By ATKINS, No. 2l2 Greenwich street.
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ESlsSN AND FOUND

q EA REwARD.-LoST, on FRIDAY LAST, A PACK
wOO of and letters (tied With white rib
in passing from 3S Broadway to the Irving House.
The consisted Of three title deeds dated Havana,
Nay 18th 1896 also package Of tiers marked Col Count
Lowoltzviwiski also draft of 500 the Exchange
Bank, pay able 70 the order Of Hermands The finder
will leave the package at Williams, Stevens Will
lama RroadNAY.
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II COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
ture this day. Friday, Oct 10 At 10Y o'clock at No.
90 Rose Pearl entire furniture Of tho am
ly comprising the OF pl parlor bedroom
and kitchen furniture, stoves Sc. Sale p,remptory.
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T L. vANDEwATER AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
a. on Saturday October 30th, at I0k O'CLOCK 81 tho
sslesoom IA Wall street household furniturs-A large
sortment Of rosewood and mahogany furniture Of good
quality 10 be sold without advances
Rosewood psrlo furniture covered Ia French satin broo
tele carved Sofas tcte atctes yo.are CHAIRS painted
chamber furniture with and without marble tops secrsta
bookcases r frame mirrors mattresses palliasters
bedsteads, csrpntings wa hstands, sc.
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QY J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-SA OCT.
- 30 Mt 10 o'clock NJ ~ 2l3 state street. Smith,
Rroolyp BRUSSELS and other carpets
chairs sofas bureaus card tablo maho
bedstads feather beds and the usual
Of kitchen furniture ALSO splendid rosewood piano,
seven octaves.
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Henry H. LEEDS. AuoTIoNEER.-LARcE SALE

HENRY II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE
ofbautul Plants consisting Of thousand in all,
beIengng to private coiles'ion-Henry IL Leeds Go.
In front of the sales Wall street. autfu oolleo
ton Of thout Plants consisting of Camias all in
bud, and Of the oh oicest all
ment Drybureh Philade rhie Of the largest COL
ectons in the United States comprising
Of double white mbrate his being the largest and finest
sale Of the Of cames the attention Of florists and
amateurs ia respectfully invited They will be ready for
examin alton Friday 10Th inst at the sales ROOM
Wall
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NoTICE.-PURsUANT TO A CALL FOR TIE DEMO.
IN cratic republican electors of the Eighteenth ward to
at the bouse Of Capt Murray corner OF Twenty first
street and First avenue, Monday evening, Oct D. for
the purpos hearing tho report Of the ward nominating
committee and also the report Of the sixteenth Assembly
distro ward-Jos. Ycamans ESQ called
the chair and Edward Malay Esq appoisted Secra-
tary whereupon the proceeded TO read said
port IL unanimously resolved that the
ticket should receive the hearty support Of the democracy
of the Eighteenth ward -
For AsFt mbly-Russell Sr it'll.
For Assistant Alderman Edmund A. C0ncklin.
For assessor Ceoree Mcdonald.
For constaoles-Wiliam Thompson, William Chapman.
For inspectors OF Elec ton-First district. Charles
Lpetaoh, Royal Pbeins, Second DISTRICT Harris wiaes
Daniel Hayden; Third district, George Br ggs Thomas
Mes abe; Fourth district, John W Brown John Kinsey
Fifth district Dennis Dean, Coll N, Campeil.
JOSEPH YEAMANs, Chairman
Ed MALLALy, SECRETARY.
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LHOR SAJE-AT TIE MERCHANTS ExCHAN0l.
(Wal street, Wednesday, the third Of November,
not sold by private sale the unfinished three story and
basement house. and lot In Fifteenth street, door to
he of Stuyesat place. easerly Of Second
further particulars inquire Of JOHN ATTRIDGE House
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
i I'll. on Are
ssguestea attend meeting lodge 30
asa ts friday evening" SispGsr g 4 MasGp0 Temple
a. LYON Secretary. 80. : : : --,.-' '" :.
MASONIC NoT1cE-THE MEMBERS OF LAFAYETTE
= S evening" the re-
.syins seIess eslsSTssn Of seasennai
aa.on our Industrious trsshss Washing
A. LYON s' Secretary. : : - any, '" -
NorIcE-To THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-THAT
espi.a painting and striking half length portrait Of
g viii
scld Williams, Stevens williams sale of pictures at
Tho National Academy rooms, 663 Broadway, Friday,
NEW YORK HISTORICAL socIETY;-As BECOMING
tv =, OF be WHEN Of svera Of M
:::ss!s With the Presumed feeling. q
rs:ns Tie Snvsy ON sasaFdsy the sh Sss Is
~ has sustained in the death Of nanisI and to
T. II fIslp. Recording Sc ,retary ''''N'A"
pHnoMATHEAN SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW
York1The meeting Of mis- society will be
.ssuss. oratoro: Edwards Lester, ESD Music BY bod
rett, Committee of Arrangements.
n OF U. A-THE MEMBERS OF TUE 0. OF u A.,
~. invited to attend at New York Chapter
on x ss svsrea b.
Brother Hon David E. Wheeler. VIM D. MEEcH. c. c.
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, EAST TnIa.
suson held on the as,h ns the following resolution.
Resolved, Thss We with feelings profound
sorrow Of the death Of the Hon. Daniel Webster.
vices rendered by that dsting jur scholar and
Resolved That the Faculty Of this College be requested
TO suspend the usual exercises Friday next the day
Doin ted for his burial
Resolved AS further mark Of respect to the OF
the usrous dead that the college edfce be draped with
mourning throughout the day.
Resolved That Of these resolutions be inserted in
the city PAPERS. MARK 4. DODGE, }couu;...aoe a.,
]. FRANCIS KING 0oin .tnssn,. SAe
c. G JEWITT. s'uu'H''
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I H. vANpEWATER, AUCtIONEEH, WILL SELL
- this day tine oil paintngsAhout 100 beautiful oil
Taintnes just received from France in rich gilt raMe
suitable for parrs, galleries dining Among
u EN- viii be found originals by the celebrated French
sts. Also, pal stngs silk, alta hed to glass; in oval
frames. Also w voice CT paintings copper Also At
IL o'clock, Dutch dubious in lots to suit purchasers
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DlSTRICT.--INDEPEN
i dent whig nomination


J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX.
large number Of citzens-eecors Of the Third Con-
rresona dstriethaving expressed their desire to have
Il Hon. j. Phillip, Phnnix nominated for Congress- AID
having addressed him letter asking the OF his
for such pnrpofe
meeting Of his friends and held on the
9th ilft il WAS
Resolved. That the Hon. J. Phillips Phoenix be, and
hereby s mated the Third Congressional
district Of this State in the Thirty third Congress Of the
United States and that the electors Of the district be urged
to give him th cir carnes. and hearty support.
BY order. JOHN COMPTON, Chairman.
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DOPULARLECTURES-BRO TABERNACLE
Professor Agase will deliver the second lecture of the
seres This only lecture in New York this season this
ming Friday Oct 18th, commencing at o'clock. Subject
tThe Graduation of the Animal Kingdom"
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FANCY ARTICLES,

Two DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.-A NEW INVOICES 0f
scale plates warranted perfect Just received and for
sae At the lowest prices by VICTOR BISHOP IS Maiden
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"ANTED-BY HEALTHY MARRIED WOMAN, A
w situation wet Is willing to make herself
useful Has good city reference Can be for three
days Please call address No. 7S LGurens street. the
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EoyERNoR OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAN
~ didate-1he Immense increase OF the expenses
Of Vie almshouse department proves either bad man
agement eorrtH ion, notwithstanding that the Co.
vernCrs of that department. have been chosen under
the present las from beth political parties II Is plain
that the people have gained nothing by the new pan
and they can lose nothing by adopting an indepcn-
dent courfe, and eectng an honest man We there
fore pres for your support the name OF Alderman
Isaac Smith candidate for the sufrages of thends
depep dent voters Of New York in the belief that he will
ccr interest than either Of the gentlemen mi
by the two parties for the oec Of Governor o. the
AlmHhouse, and ask your support Tor the man VINO -
known 70 be honest and capable.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE SECOND OF THE SERIES OF POPULAR Lee
lures at the Broadway Tabernacle, will be delivered
this evening, 29th by Professor Agassz Subjeet"Ths
Gradaton the Animal Kingdom The lecture CONNIE
q + s o'clock
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SALES AT AUCTION


AUCTION NoTICE.-sALE ON SATURDAY, 10,
"A o'clock, IN the auction rooms Of Bogsrt is spruo
fancy articles hardware 0 boxes choice segars
pictures, &c.; also, q fine little gray horse.
THOS. REIL- AuAk
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msDE REWARD-RING-LOST, NEAR THE BOWERY
DZO Theatre on Wednesday evening. 9th inst, blue
amelled diamond ring. the gift Of n friend The
will give the full value Of the ring to who will
ret urn 10 40 Bowery. FRANK SPICER.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG PERSON
w situation as nurse and seamstress do kind
Of plain sewing, and make chdrt MS dresses Has good
city references Please call address 81 City Hall place.
.npI Nnn~
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DANCING rACADRHY.-H MEYEN'S NEW ASSEx-
II bly, rooms, at No. I97 md 1919 walker street
open and Glasses are forming Days of tuition every We'd
nesday and Saturday at O'clock for ladies and children
and at o'clock for gentlemen Glasses at the Shakespeare
Hotel 22 William street. meet every Tuesday and Friday
ut and O'Clock r. NJ.
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SEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, NO So
- Bond street.-A class for gentlemen who have
learned will be formed Friday evenings for lades
Saturday afternoon Mr. s. will instruct the classes in
all the latest and most elegant modes Of performing the
auadrle and waltz. Private soirees as heretofore.
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nEMoCRAT OF. THE FIRST WARD WIDE
~ awakeAll opposed to dotation, frau and the
cret clique requested to attend public meeting
held Friday enirg 10Th inst at IA o'clock, at the
Bowling hear the the Regular
Committee The following gencmen are invited to adj
dress the meeting General Walbrdgo George Diez,
Hon. Mike Walsh, Robert J. Dillon, Dr.. J. A Forsch,
Richard voorhees,, r. W. c. Wedekn, A. A. Thompson,
Wright Hawkes.. WILLIAM STOKELEY,
Chairman, Ward Nominating Committee.
G SHAn1ss b RacAy' Secretaries.
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VIZ AHTED-A SITUATION AS CUTTER, by GER
W MAJ who speaks English and who is weli qnalihsd'
and oan bring the best Recommendation to capAbkty
sobrsty and honesty. Apply to Mr. b. KiefAer No. l72
Essex street.
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DRIVATE LESSONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
who wish to learn the different polkas waltz, schotish
galoppade lka mazurka etc. in few lessons will please
call at Mr. Mcyens Academy, 1877 and 100 Walker street.
where he gives private instructions every day from to
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MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF La
M fsyette Lodge No a. Free and Accepted Masons
held this (Frday) evening" October at Masonic Temple.
By order. JOSEPH d. STEWART, W. ".
A. LYON, Secretary
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RENEW ed EVERY DAY.

INFORMATION WANTED--oF NARY CURLEY, WHO
arrived in this ty July 10 ship Queen of the West
Liverpool Ter sister Ellen resides At Phelps Onta
he county New York. Amply Mr. Walsh office of Com
vnSssfopeya of Btoigration Park.
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THIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGU
lar nomina tions For Assistant Al derman, Gregory
Doran for Assessor ssbastin kohbep for Constable
Brute and r. Dorm For inspectors OF ElectionFrst dis
trot, Michael Doran Jr, John Fay Second district
Thos. Burns and Peter Tzsimmons Third district VIM
Stokely and James Lundigan.
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IF PATRICK MCCULLOUGH, WHO ADDRESSED
letter to Edward W Bishop the 18th day of October,
will either call his No Chambers street,
New York, send his behalf the coDmunica
ZION by him the above date will be considered and
nAAAnded
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A CARD.-NR. oHARRUAUD ASSISTED By Mr.
A Ogvis, respectfully reminds his patr and those
whs desrous Of joining the dancing and wasnE new
CLASSES that they will commence at his No 81
Thirteenth street. Two doors Of Broadway onAy
the 2sh inst at o'clock in the evening for
Nsmen, and on Wednesday Ut II At and hAk past
afternoon. for ladies, misses and masters At No. 20
White street. Tuesday, 26.h. ct haifpast for gentle
men, and at for ladies misses and masters For
tes no. please TO circulars at the above rooms
R-rhe saloon No 20 White street. be procured for
balls, sorees, &C., IT moderate charges.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, ny A
w most respectable young man, who perfectly under
stan Dis the and Of
feeding rearrg breaking and all Of horses is fully
careful steady driver and can drive four in
hand necessary No objection to city country Please
call address 43 Pearl block Chatham
The best OF city reference fr IN his late employer
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WING NOMINATION FOR CoNGREsS-SEvENTH
w Congressional nstriet-Snth, Sixteenth aud Twen-
tieth wards-Kobert Smith By order of the com mtee,
JOHN MCINTYRE, Chairman.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH wO-
w man, as situation to do plin cooking, washing and
ironing She understands baking would do chamber
work Good country reference be given. Please call
No. Sixth street the Bowery the third Can
be seen for two days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAIp AND
w waiter chambermaid and to do plain sewing Good
reference from her last place. Can tw, days
No 10 street -S'
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w tituaton seamstross; lisa good dressmaker and
all kinds Of family sewing objection
to children chamberwork Has good city and
has objection TO the country Please call ut 4Sl Twelfth
street, between avenues A. and b.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

DIVORCE BILL PASSED AT ALBANY
The Assembly have passed, by large majority,
the bill for enlarging the latitude Of causes of
Divorce, referred to by us in an article three or
four weeks since. If our readers remember our
opinions, as expressed in that article, they will
understand that something like the passage of
this bill is what VIC advocated. Indeed, it might
in our opinion be made still more liberal it
might, with perfect safety, grant divorce where
deliberate wish has been specified by both par
ties, at two separate periods Of time not less than
six months apart. This latter item would be
wise, in order to give time for due reflection and
fcre.hought.
AS the bill above referred to, which passed the
Assembly April 9, by vote of 66 to 3s, and will
undoubtedly become law, is Of eminent inter
est, we recapitulate its provisions:
The bill provides that the Supreme Court shall have
the like jurisdiction and be vested with the same po
ers it possesses In OF adultery except ss other.
wise provided therein, namely To grant divorces for
the following causes
First-The cruel and inhuman treatment Of wife
by her husband, or husband by bis wife, &c may rem
der It unsafe Tor them to cohabit
Second Wilful dessrtion OF voluntary abandonment
for period Of three years of by the other with
refusal by either him or her Of mutual duties and
obligations.
7Afrd-In other cases, whore, in the discretion of
the Court there has been extreme hardship and pe-
culiar arinconveniense and where justice can be sub
stantisy promoted unless 1t appears that the party
complaining Is guilty The complaint for the divorce
she'll specify the nature and circumstances of the case
Fourtt-The husband or wife of party sentenced
10 imprisonment for crime for period Of not
three years, may marry again
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A Discovery rom the collisions of
intellect (and fst) that are constantly going on
in Congress, some profound sparks occasionally
fly out. These little bits of illumination are
net 80 rare as to bo unworthy Of record and We
therefore jot down the fact that, in the House of
Representatives of the Republic of these United
StoteS, one day lastweek, on discussion of the
bill for more efectually disciplinirg the sailors
Of the American navy, Mr.. Stuart " suggested
that as a means Of reformation, that coed wages
be paid, to respectable American sailors, who
will need no fcgging and that, instead of pro-
noting officers by grade, selections be made by
merit" Now whether Mr.. Stuart knows it or
not, (probabIy he does, for ne is plainly man Of
practical sense,) he has portrayed the whole
head and front Of our Naval necessities. The
system at present in force, we inherit from the
old English oligarchy; and even in England no
despotism was ever equal to it's sea despotisn.
We have been ssddled with this, most unbecom-
ingly ; for as human nature dees not change, by
goiog out upon the ocean, the same great prin-
ciples apply there IS upon land.-AnJ how, if
our Navy codes and customs are right, we are all
wrong upon terra frma, from the presidential
election down to the appointment of lamp light
ers. Old martinets or hogging ssa-captains are
no authority for what is needed in our case ; any
more than the freedOm-hatiDg Oficers of the Eu-
ropsau courts are authority in settling what is
right there. The long use of irresponsible pow
or disqualiGes man from Judging with justice
and wisdom Of his race. We want little de-
mocracy in our Navy. If we elect Judges upon
land, shall We have a pure despotism at sea ?
Stick to your text, Mr.. Stuart, for there are
thousands and tens of thousands who will come
up TO that mark before long.
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How rErr SrrN Nr,r

How THE SUN NEWSPAPER ACTS TOWARD
TIE WORKING MEN.-A card in the daily papers
Of yesterday informs us that Mr.. Moses Beach,
a true descendant and most worthy representative
Of the ancient Moses Y, has been doing two very
curious things in a single week He, be It under
stood, is now sole proprietor of the Sws. About
week or ten days ago, the prices of advertising
in that paper were considerably increased, on
account Of the great rush of business which the
old prices kept up. This was the first move Of
this youthful philosopher who controls the Sun,
and who has travelled some in Europe, and writ
ten luminous letters about what he saw on his
journey. The next Reform was to redlsce the
price of wages paid to his workmen. The stupid
type-setters could not reconcile these two moves
Of Mr. Beach, and therefore published the card
werefer to. There is one singular fact connected
with this Office. The Sun always pretsnds to be
the champion Of labor and the advocate Of the
working man, and yet We hear of continual
"strikes" and ''turn-outs'' in that establishment
for wages. This has always been the case, and
yet the Sun is almost wholly supported by the
very class which its proprietors always seek to
oppress, while they are hypocriticaIly pretending
to be its friends If tho working classes were
true to their own interests and their own dignity,
the Sun newspaper would not need Rotary
Press to print its edition, and It's advertisers
would iad moro than room enough in the little
eight by ten sheet thai Office nov issues as an
evening edition. We rather fear that these last
operations Of Moses, jr., will not be quite so
profitable as he anticipated. Humbugs and
hypocrites may flourish for a time, but they gen.
orally find their level in the end.
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Umc9s 81 Ann HtEetts
A. J. WILLIAMSON, Publisher.
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL IL. 1864.


To ADvERT1sERs.-We take pleasure in
informing our friends that we will hereafter be
better prepared to attend to their wants. Here
tofore we have been compelled to go to press at
such an early hour on Saturday evening, that
many of our advertising friends found their fa-
vors crowded out for want of time to get them
in type. That difficulty will now be remedied
Our pressman has in operation a new and splen-
did Cylinder Printing Press, built by Messrs A.
B. Taylor & Co., Hague street, which we think
fully equal to any similar piece Of machinery
ever manufactured. Il will print of our edi-
tion in q little over half the time heretofore oc-
cupied with the Double Cylinder Napier we
have been using. This new press reflects great
credit on the makers, and the workmen by
whose skill It was put together. Up to this
time our weekly circulation has been limited by
the capacity of the machinery used in printing
the paper Now we shall be able to increase
our circulation, and at the same time give the
business world hearing in our advertising col
uune
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Ahrnad and AhnIIf.

-
Mrs. sTcIAiR has lefs Phhadslpnia, after most
profitable engagement and is now playing at Balti-
more.
"Mr John sErroS did no' return in the Baltic, as
was @ IN II, u yssserc@Ss papers, He
40 -. A.. uy.,,
80 . -,
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u~n~e WIN VI nuonU' i"s' oAu "Al0AA "o "a" e,e-J
uay o'''10 - w -''--S'
i3cs VIC nave seen '''.0 1.-~ WV "a9
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