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Es.sgnation of Lord gIlt
OF the English Cabinet.

Es.sgnRtion of Lord Pa
OF the English Cabinet.
The eocaer Resignation of Lord P4lmerston from
tie 1ost Of Foreign Minister in Eugland, during
he y-eser. condition az Eg-ope, is as s;gnfcan:
81 even. rs tie exrserdiua-y election Of Louis
NAPOLEON hy an immense majority o. the French
teopIe The fact CT the Foreign Minister resig
n1.ion in dicates the fright C. tie hritsn govern
ner and the British aristoc-acy 81 the appearance
IL tnings OIL the Continent Lord Pslmerston is
vel e tie p1pil and iEitator q! tie famous Can
rng vno threatened the despots o. Europe, thirty
rsEre sgo, with the wa Of opinian, and revolu-
Ten among the people Of Europe. / ne recent ex-
tjbi;lop Of Palme-stor's Sympathy for Hungary
AID tie or Elator Of Gladstone pamphlet agains:
NeapeGtan tyranny, have created r-odigious dis
ssn:en; EmCpgst tae cespotc cabinets CT the Con-
tiben.. The eo,fp daat OF louis Napoleon. and
III EaccefE II his election to the Dictatorship Of
france only add to the dsnger aIr-eEended from
1Lese discentents - Lord Palmerstor, and to The
tigb; q the British cabinet. Palme:stcn, there
lore nas tter compelled, on Account Of his popular
rMpathies ard through tie influence a the British
s-istocraey, to resign he position aud give Il up TO
Lord Grenville, who il nominaly Wig, or belong
ing 70 the liberal party, pus is comparatively
yeaBg man, with nc decided Character, bu; rather
leanjIg 10 lie despotic Iewers of Europe.
TIE future movements q the English govern
eert and the English people viii now become very
mieree.jDg. Lord PslmeTstan AID az lis friends
VII Undoubtedly throw themselves upon the popu-
h. eaoEs. ard take a strong position Il favor Of
parliamentary reform. On soI-e enlarged ard ne.
,seirg plan TO the privileges Of the arisiocracy
For some time past tks E1gl.A people have
ssen waiting in expectation for tie measure
Itr 80 extension o. he elective fan ;hise,
Witch was promised b = the Russell csbine:. They
teiieve 10 the necessity aud toresy ef tbeir Irn-
,pies. and have been putting thei. t.4s: IN Lord
John" We think they vii be cruelty deceived
We f1spet. the Measure which lie vii bring for
ward vii be S nGs.erpie:o Ct Political (uackery
sns i viii certainly possess TIE e:it q being aprli-
astlc st tho Ugh. time. Isr.ng tie ias. four or
fye sescDf vixen pressed uIon TIE sateet, Is con-
rart and hsesDeyed reIly tss resn, that "the
tine had NOT yet s-rived for s-eE measure," and
% oourlipg 5. with CT prea.ers a. 20 convey the
meaning .ks: the people were DC. IN cond.ien 20
receive SD extension q tie f'Itet-1e. Nc: long
since, cha debate fc- g Moderate e2Sepscr 81 tie
sclrty franchise, he spyes,ed &c "tsrorao!s gen.
SsHsp' ter information ca 10 Lor tie touse q
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The National Democratic Convention.
ELECTION OF DELEGATES.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES.
The Democratic Convention Of the Second Congress
SIGNAL District, for the purpose Of eectng delegate
to the Baltimore Convention, assembled .. Colgsn's
democratic head quarters in Fulton street as evening
but were unable to enter into nomination il corse-
quence of the appearance oftvo sets Of delegates from
the Fifth Ward The Convention delibera.ed untl after
10 o'clock which Of the was regular but being
unable to determine adjourned for weeks in order
to enable them to agree upon nev SET q delegates
among themselves.
The democrats Of the Fifth Congressional District
sembled in convention. nominated Edward c. Wet en-
the first ballot the delegate the Baltimore Con-
yenton.
The Ninth Congressional District, comprising the
eountes Of Weschester Pullman, and Rcckland elect
ed Gen. Aaron Ward, OF Wes:eheser Cas- delegate
to the Baltimore Convention.
TwLE0EAFhiC.
ALraSy, Jan 8. 1874
Erastus Corning to- day appointed delegate to
represent the Albany District in the Baltimore conveu
ton. This i, esia to te . Marcy triumph.
RocHEaryr, Jan. s. 1852.
The Democratic District Convention for Eonroe
county, wts held to-day to Nominate delegates 10 the
Baltimore Convention. The contest was very close.
The final ballot stood - for Horace Gray, Cass dele
gate? and 60 for .. b. Jeyett Marcy delegate Inc
to the friends Of Marcy, osIanaleon patch recollection
BUFFALO, Jan. 6, 1862
The Democratic e r,ntion met to-day, and nonins-
ted J. o Diosie, ta3 :, s,lssas. % the Nation,
Convention.
Mn. CrARl,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. pisriS-
erisnEp MEs-NIr Chas whitney viii give dsanestjons
of distinguished at the stuyvessn. Institute to-
night lie has recently returned from Europe where he
had the opportunity Of seeing Lord Brougham, and
other statesmen and orators and his inpesonations Of
these men must Prove interesting to sn American
audience. They will b Illustrated With every phass Of
Characteristic Indian, American Brton, and Irishmau
He gives lecture this evening Apd thess who wish to
pass away hour agresaby would do well TO 90 70 hear
BIN. lie purpcses to give three entertainments IN s
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bishops territorial titles In the Queens doninons It
cannot b forgotten, too, how sullenly the noble lord
Eeciesasticsi Titles Bin when Lord Pauerston came
forward with true Protestant declaration The triumph
Of Earl Grey over Lord palmsrstcn is cannot help
thinking Triumph OF radicalsm whjg dCct rne the
triumph Of Popery over the Protestant interest," and
such denounce and predict from it the speedy fail
cfLord John Russels ministry Irder the ust indgrs
top Of the country.
From Wilmer & Smiths Times, De- III
]: il clear ta. the causes which have led the retire
Of Lord Pamerston viii net be known in their
tirety until Parliament meets The friends and the
opponents Of noble vsoouns viii paint the picture
according TO their several tastes and fanciee Much,
perhaps, Of tie hidden springs Of action will
see the light As !. s we puzzled az the ttresh-
old Of the inquiry 20 accent 10. nobemsn CT Lord
Palmerstons straientfo'watdress Of oharGc:e. hav-
inC feeling in common With the tiood-stsined Ly-
pocr.cal ruler Of the French people The whole
affair is sufficiently mysterious TO chow tia. tso
little is ye, known vhi:h 10 tase sound Judgment.
With regard 70 Lie successor 9. the foreign Office
have little say Lord Granville ss yoang noble
Of taep. and promise, but his Official experience
necessarily Limited lna ibst ne should he a. once ole.
waited Of The most one-ous Offices Under the
situation which requires ombraion q the most
striking qualities in statesman Ct the highes. class
cannot be accounted for by the possession Q. abilities
however tIisnt, depudsd OF the requisite experience
We hope that he will justify the favour IN VII: ne is
held his royal mistress but hs premature elevation
cannot bct give oencs 70 several amongst the
wings who have certainly sronGe: Claims 10 the honour
What effect the retirement OF Lord Pamersten nay
the permanent stability Of the ministry remains
20 be Although its mos. popular member. he vas
st the same time The object Of mo:e bitter and conti
hostility than any Of his colleagues Els policy
unsparngy assaed by journals whose only bond Of
anisn their abuse Of h.m We have always regarded
Lord Pames'on not only IS On accomplished aid ene--
gec statesman whoee sympathiee neither st home or
abroad always il fsver Of progress and the naen-
able rights Of but who has done mere 70 up
oot the slave trade than politician OF biz age Ia
lents commanding and principles so Cosmopolitan
have made him the espec.sl favof:e Ct the British
people. The influence which he ns. welded IN bis ovn
and other ceunries Cannot disappear WITH LIS .e--e
U.ent
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Fer PROPOSED FOR TIE HUNGAEIANs. One
Of Neward's penny organs is continually asserting
that the circulation Of tie HERALD has diminished
since L certain silly newspaper was started. The
surest and most satisfactory way Of testing that
assertion would he to take the offer which we now
propose, and tina. is bet Of from 500 10 500 on
the fast, to be determined by three personsone to
be appointed cy each party. and these two to call
IN third in the event Of their disagreement We
say cur circulation has increased The Seward
organ Gays it has diminished. Let the truth be
tested by this bet; aud let the money, after the
matter is decided, oe appropriated for the benefit
q the poor Hungarian exiles, who have been
thrown on the con nunity at large by the Corpo.
ration ever since the first Of January 1852. Come,
Philanthropy, VIVA. say!
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CONTRACTS AND CoRRrrrroN.-So Some Of the same
philosophers who got W and proftted by the Plain
field and other bank swindles, are just now very
vociferous again:t the canal contracts a. Albany
and pronounce them "swndies &c sYindles''-
awful swindles"-like rickpocket, who, de.
tected in the fact, and luckily espying one OF the
fraternity in the distance, or, haps, an innocent
person, roars at the top Of his voice, "s.op thief
and thus diyerte attention away from himself
such paper patriots, from their past experience in
swnding, ought to know something Of the business.
Yet, if The contracts at Albany are full Of :orrup-
tion-and probably they are--we have plenty Of
examples and precedents in New York, Washing
ter, and elsewhere Look at the contracts for
printing and other jobs in the capital, and the
gas and ferry contracts in thie city They are all
alike
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Every folly and madness or mankind
a .aa: ns ~:
s..a and hs supay and ern:ss Ss those s,.sa with
ssss s::s !: 3;
xnsdcse cat in an arm chair and myself car
as s % and
Geo j. Closing III suoi1 street. The whole my.
hsa s Is
n 1s %
health must No physician dare contra
,,ss,has j, k,s .hs lives thousands
ioe hs os heIy "
IT, the So de- a the Of
very Of physical az well as mental vitality This
With sertansy up
every patient, 40 that !, as to positive murder
elsr when sh. Ssr can and easily 30
negligence Of all parsons VINO have been
s s2. Hs as,:s ss py s e S Dc
T. tie Ths e live enc sns - e.
make known 70 Il. public, either pro ysssisis
na. M .n i q iss as
viii receive three years
propssssed BY them. would save the live, Il n II
@ M nna. a ss 70 Y:s
s s fs sna .f he HaSs s s ssez
q me city For knewinfly conceal RS. is eag.l; a.
they &c 70 their ;s
press Plead enorsnee they stupid blind and dull of
s s
their holy Offices and the latter quietly allow perjury
stalk abroad, two hundred and fifty false
their nehbors lives to be at large lnpInbed.
ee 10 investigate 1t, there opprobvp
the utter contempt the rsrtes alluded so will de-
The hundreds of desperate OF Consumption.
Epilepsy, Chorea, Asthma SsrofuG, Neuralgia and such
belief by remedy that has, and fail TO
longer the limited srhere al present allotted
IL, is enormity out II, redng Herod. Out OF the
oussr de Of patients who have to given over by
will give the and addresses OF nearly Thousand
yessont " no have taken the Eerv sus Antdote.
TALBOT WATTS, NJ. D.. 424 Greenwich street.
Natures Fluid for the Lamp OF LIfe.-
All persons afflicted with that worst Of all ealausous dis
and rstoatives pills dedoatsd to Venus. other
pounds tending excite the passions without giving neeve
10 and to perform but producing Gtutaton
and ratherhsn evatng the should at
iii p-ove TO be most positive streEgthener and
dGeer robust vgor the money shall TO returned JNO.
PYSE, lU2 Nassau street. 81 . bottle.
/ VIII Cure all Who come To Me. of Con-
sun ption, whether you have money IL you
till all streng and vita lily will not guarantee:
but then there much hope that shaH
only welcome TO the medicine but shall hsve sl due
your house. If in this city, TALhOT WATTS
fluid for the lamp OF fe c2 Nassau street.
Remember have ,ost hut patient IL tt.ee years
Wigs and Toupces. Bachelors New
ye Wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
nature yet nvsntsd Those Msnng very suEeros .rtso
Wall street, where can be found tie gafeet 81 rest
sGYtInent in Shs CITY. Copy she address.
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BALTIMORE, Jan 6, 1862


Tie Mysterious kidnapping aud Suicide Ccse-snsulcr
Developments, &c.
tusthe. exan.pa.ien took place yesterday, in the
case Of Thomas McCreary, charged with Kidnapping
cslored girl from Chester county, Pa, in connection
WITH which il involved the mysterious suicide OF joseph
c. Miller who shortly after making the charge last week,
found hanging by the neck to tree perfectly dead
The Announcement Of the death Of Mr. Miller hes
caused great excitement at Chester county Pa where
he lived and highly respected and esteemed, and
consequently large number fhis neghbors and friends
have to Baltimore 10 nvestsat the matter, and
furnish the testimony that he declared himself able 70
produce CIR! Rachel Parker was born Tree and
las lived her whole life in the vicinity of where sic
arrested, and brought to Baltimore the save CT Mrs
schoclfeld ofNoIth Calvert street
The examination showed that McCreRry hsd carried
tie gin CT without legal investigation under the
Fugitive Slave law, and was, consequently, aIrenat!e 70
the laws Of Pennsylvania fer the offence.
James Muller Of West Nottingham township Pa .es-
tined in substance SIS follows Saw the girl since witness
% baltimore, at the JAIL have known her since
she BERN che is atont seventeen yes-s Of age sd
born about half mile from where witness resides
have een her equentyas often oncea week fo- tie
last fourteen iteen years; her always Rs
chael Parker hae often come to witness house: her
mother brought her there when infant
With her r.equently spoke to her sbou. month since
the resided with her mother and father until TIE latter
left me mother about eight ago after wLicn sGe
Lived win James Smith, in tn same township, for
yea, did no: her while living With Smith did no.
know certainly where she mad gene after her mother AID
Esther fep8Ested bat heard that she at Smith after
leaving cniBs went 70 i've Win joseph y Nl!eF' 6nd
eaid there Unt! she was taken away, on Tuesday De.
CENTER co,
Several other witnesses tetifed that they had known
Ter from infancy, with equal posyeness as NJ Iuer
NJ 6rhcolfed Of this city has already testified srGt
he giTl il his p-opertytha her name is Eliza Crocu.
and tina, she and he- mother Jane Crocus and another
6svghter named Ellen C-ccus fed from him a6o.. fVQz
years since Il aso alleged that he viii today appear
On the stand with number o. male and female wit
who will testify e L-r identity with Bas Groc1s
when they mad often seen In mis- family.
Nccrea-y held e bail in the of $500 and
the nv,stie alton will proceed this morning.
Nothing elected 20 the n1ys. .tous suicide ef
NJ. Miller.
TELEGRhr1IIC.
FnTinotE. Jan S-r =
Tie examination q McCresry for kGnar ling,
continued Today. There IS ueh excitement IN .eC@-d
Il. EcCrea-y ball has been increased.
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Ash Broadway, west side, can be had
DR.; xslln.s's nsGo riuid; which beautifully adapted
hmily use Tho Doctor will prove forfeit SIO0 II be
as that has restored the hair after having been bald
for years, which has been tefoye
Any cshsf ps,ss, % remedy y y eeI.sin gve ns,sn
In single Instance. Bee the Doctors wonderful cures and
fersncest e,crIars and the papere generally Gold ~
c0pfecNepAyy, - ~ 49," 49, -
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Catherine Hayes at metropolitan ualI.

Catherine Hayes at metropolitan Hall.
Gather Hayes has returned rom her Philadelphia
Engagement to give concerts here before her
departure to the South She sang latt evening TO
good but not oyerfowiEg house in Metropolitan Hail.
and met with nctt enthusiast, ana warm reception
Indeed never wss enthusiasm applause greater She
In excellent voice and looked charming graceful
al swan and melodlou, as sky ark. The programme
presented iai array Of gems-most Of which she had
sung before She acquitted hersef with her wonted bril-
HaAey and success ali bat in the shingy beautiful
scctcb ballad, Aud Robin Gray she produced a
pgor. Of excitement and tempest Of applause II
indeed The sou Of song" Tor the ,uoe TO Il she sang
pnns think Bonnie Lssse ~ In the same way she
rang sayouTnecn Itelish the more for the Last
Rose of summer" The Happy Birding usual,
received With great rsuds Altogether she never
VA more succeAstl
There ie son0 eststion q Miss Hayes appearing as
pima aonns intM q the rival Italian opera companies
Lefe. signor Coletti and BurkhSrG the musical critic
o. me mouse q the CIpulets have been mission TO
3ift Hayef ~ Philadelphia and have offered her fatter
lng fme 70 Eng IN Italian opera, at Niblos Garden,
oeemng ner trump card 70 play of against the Mon
tSgust u AEof Face Negotiations are pending, not
YET concluded, bot the Whole affair WI he settled this
day e1souy 81 I've mnvtse past twelve o'clock There
Lt doubt that Mise Hsyet would i'm mene houses
N Italian opera AND she only sspgs in Erg.sh ope a.
hs VIII pFcosee ssrsattr "a gJtss sry ever crested
r. lie ecrEt,y
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american Art Eniou.--A Committee OF
Article, and gentlemen friendly 10 the d.
sreus Of obtaining artists and other persons tt Of
Vie retarts which they have sold 20 the American
VIioE AND tic Prices obtained for them. TneY slho
learn q and what srss have been raid t.ade ont
tie PANT store annexed 70 the Art Crion. Trey de-
tire that al fuierits-s who nsy have parted With thor
prizes 80 in THE city VIII tire facse and tie
RANCE Ia.es and whether any Of the eEcfs o. the
Err Union ase now roession a worAs ottainea Id
d-eee, poet pad Committee Herald ofice. Answers 10
ese suesons arc desired IS il may e resesesry srry
10 tie TroIerleFi authorities fer stsy Jrt-
oeenEs and investigate the boeks or Ellis ,oYroEscr
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fAITiSS --sXcELsIoR ENGINE COMPANY, NO.
- s-hesdents oftho Fourth. seventh Tontb Wards.
IN the pntc generally cautioned against tie
TINS o. zone unrr ncpeG who has obtaining
monty approximations that he in solicit
suerptions in ed Of members OF the conrsny raid
tave been - rrco al the latc Ere IN Division The
uIaeys!suee will be ttankul o- any ineymhtlcr that
EfT ieaa u tae de:e ..en Of the inrostor.
GRO. ~, EAEJE.
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New EcvOiution.-5isW aunus. for MANY
years Halter ST Noe end Bowery, and Nos s
an o. state street, Albany has located No. 40
bretdvay corner Of Fulton His ratrou
vted 10 give him call.
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WORD ah0nt Ciothcs,-lt - ~ comfort
70 enter clothing Embellishments ari ind lust the ARTICLES
yop vabt-ohear graceful and durable ttirg We
have experienced THE luxury at IT, SMITHS resdy made
Clothing Store No. 100 Fulton stgect, and veulL .dye
cur frienGG TO try their luck.
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HOME sTEtBs,


4 AhLRis6 suNCEsS.-Ah0GG TIE MANY RGSE.
Ary Institutions recently organised, 10 nc bsve tsen
otsosebsEl IN 90 short al time the uie'
uldlDg hssoehb0r sormed FIR tho rurpoge OF ebniip~
mechtncs TraGer CLERKS, all othera OF am All
NO eesNfe homestead or large OF money in lew
yeArs Ytmhi onthly paYneatr. The lae meetur
very nrse ana .nshus'stie over 90 tsken
mr. Ihe rSt meeting Will be held on Friday evening At
W. neeeaer bundngs Beecter street, near Hsiten. Air
VINO Nena IKE 20 learn how money treble gsdru-
Ie 'se IN six or eight yesr invited TO attend Tho
pe..S eaety Of the syeemoombning tho bett features
az wth positive profits sspertr 70 any tank
lnsitntonvi be fully shown The present entrance
zee o. u 70 viii coon be increased Nows Mo tue 20 sub-
seIte BOOKS for auteoTpton nj the office
tle Secretary No AZ Eighth where Srtooa Of
cation can h. had gratis. CHARLES CRANE Prosds Mt
*. Ross, Jr., Secretary. DAVID siLLIEHN. v. FresI
TRUSTEES.
Wm. Wright, Peter q. Baker, We T. Yi,lisen
II. w. Deeme A. Aekerson, NJ. n. Tbsysr
II NICKERBoCKHR BUILDING AssVC1ATICN Will,
hold & ssrs, =. ~, De r. Rs's Assembly Rome
Ist M7y o.icsk The I96lc both Ladies ar sDtsuen
socANop will lie ready foY d.sSyibp;jsn 1900 = -
nVLOMON hlPP, President
fiwbHn J. klp1xr, seeyetlry. ~ ''''"~
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CnurAud'a LInuih HAIR Dive ia ,yltnnn,

eseer,on OF reservation the very best rnveated eq1.y
celebrated Geursuds kedicated Soap for rim Lee
i.ehos saownoss, chaps, ohses rouehnes sc. Poudre
suhhle nprooM hair from any part Of the body Liquid
near Broadway Calender &c s. Third st., Pbiladelrha
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SPECIAL E6IEECE.

DoST OFFICE. CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER or
Ehet Broadvty.-hale for Kurt % per u. r. Nail
sttRe- fae,c Letter bags viii lose 90 ofce on
Saturday eth January st ~ 'ooct a. H. fc- veYpooi
iose On eouBt-iot. AARON GWARTS
EREE LECTURES, on EEALTE AND PHYSICAL
Ecnoaton, will be delivered Dr. EsnnrE before tho
hdief .; half pset two o'clock. Tueedsy Ecsuesdsy
Ihnrrday Friday and Saturday Of thls week. Nttkt
dst Chartn, corner Of Ninth street. and ayenooB
NEW YORK AND HARLEM gAILHcAD CcsPANy
~ me seventh serni annual dividend
s q the coz - the rate CT eight cert yer
nuH viii oe paid The Office their t:osrurey Nc Censro
Itet % and ar Tuesday the sixth day Of January Ley.
Le anfsr tocls Of the preferred .tooK will /. ts s on
ta-oAy December 2th 81 three glooh r. NJ ars crsnsa
sAML N. BL4TcETChp Ty,ar,re.
Dstee Nts York. peesmter2a, l5JL
NyERcH4STs EycHANCE CoYPANY.-JANukgY.
40 - Js-lhe annusi elc .tisn or
ilhtenrsnyv 10 held OF tic oioe Of tho comtsrv No
hesehanis sychsnge. Wsll street. Monday l2,h
- TIC transfer tOoht will he oiosee foo ths al
JanGarJ iLe!utIye. BY order,
L. {. MCCORMICK Secretary.
TIE DENTIsTs.-AEEgICAN AND YRENCF DEN
tstry VIII lie executed IN the Dost du-Ab,. tye ana
90 tbe most reasonable terms Orders wiz 10 s.nGec 20 az
v. R0DKNwIEsER.
NAVY Ray AND CHAGaEs ICE coMPAry.--yHx
tSlnfspy having pletd tei- houses on abe Isttmus
SIC naae receive rogulay surpy are
aed 70 iurrsh stesme-s s,d otaer vesseIe, slsc Sd
~ 81 the shcrtett netiee NJ very able rrots
S1&ie, NOV. 10. 1891. ohAks u Cos AssEa.
SToPPEp.-suPPosED TO BIZ sroLLu--oNG ,1Iyrw
- htlE jug Ike owner have IL by arIfyiug
original y Jacobs enlsrFed ACCORDION, watoh ard sse
y DeF iu ShstnAm street, doc. from IGor t;tet.
ana Ityng The eipenfe az sdyeEtifng
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THE FIREMEN.

TIE FERMENTATION OF PLATE re Mg. JAMES +.
Miller Ex-Atsistant Engineer 81 TIE New Yo.R Fire
Department will take place az PerkibB. Monday,
January l2th st 81 oclock r. NJ Tickets Dinner,
Two Dollars 10 b obtained of TIE following
Robert Ginnee Ne. Depeyser ttree.; DEnsI T.
,er No lSs ssadouga streets hn -indae, Nc. 20 Ed
.ege street. A. j. nelstouc. No .sx WILL e.-set W.
Sshot No. IN Washington street; james r. Wernsn No
2kng streei. ROBT. "a S.NNLS gia -man.
iAnEs p. WrSNtS, Secretary.
A CARD-hT REGULAR MEETING CT ALERT
~ Hose company No g. held at the Carriage
j. 81 the following resolutions -nanirn tuy rsssed
whereas, Tbs company wishes 20 the oor6deucs
rGssitem o,e eitzens Of brooklyn, and especially tha
ad ana any expression toter Of such regard
IL hss ~ APPRECIATED ~ us. Therefore,
Resolvtd Tia, accept with e.gn.d r.essurc, tie
rlendd banner presented 10 by the rdet WcuFhty
tire., and VIII always endeavor by 81 10
Y Iressryt IN 10 deceive the good orDoD tAey
terrain .or
Resolved, Thetharks of this company 6be and
hereby Idersd Messrs Petit Caiemen srd se els tho
taoee q carriage and . Mr. Lewis B5tI the painter,
q. tie IYolrt satisfactory vheh they
nave feycraly fulfilled tLe!. oontaota ind uo2ld
daily recommend them to the trcnase Of OTTER.
. JOSEPH Il. 81. sCEN, Secretary.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-09
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