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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
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PtYstN's Musrn,i The October
siuu.bE - iAls Fopuisf Magazine Appeared
tassplsiy 90 ,i,e Ii ig,i hisA ven IN
teres,ns namhc- We hnd f,.sn fsr the
S,IioN1ns essssii,. r.s i--
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

JoAQUiS's CAPTURE The citizens Of
Los Angeles have curious story among
them TINT the capture and deception of Joa-
gum Marietta did not take place on the per
son Of the bandit! I, is stated that the
portion of Joaquin's gang alleged to have
been surprised and routed was none other
thun party of native Californinns and So
norians who have gone 10 the 1ulnare val.
ley for the express and syowed purpose of
running mustangs" Three of the par
ty,n our correspondent states have returned
from Los Angeles and reported that they
were attacked by party Of Americans,
and that the balance other party, four IN
number, had been killed. hat JoaqtGn Pan
,zeiid, one Of N, party, ,cds killed, and his
hsadem ofJy tu eaptors.' This is n very SIN
gular statement aud will bear looking into.
Al ESoLIsn WV OF Mn. EvrRrrr's
LrrTER.-We find the following notice OF
Mr.. Eycre,i's recent letter Ia the Albion,
the able English paper published in New
York -
Anlongs, the topics Of the day is long
letter addressed by Mr.. Everett to Lord
John Russell II is intended ms reply
10 Lord John Russeli's despatch TO Mr.
Champion Of the 10Th of February last
which was written whilst his l.ordslip was
our Foreign Secretary. The subject is
the ridiculous Tripsrtite Treaty by winch
this country Was invited BY France aud
England to tie up its own hands. IN regard
TO any future acquisition Of Cuba and we
arc compelled frankly 10 acknowledge that
Mr. Everett, has the best Of the argument.
His letter indeed is a very able composition
although II has no interest US S,nie doc
ument. ioi the double reason that the qnes-
ton at issue Is disposed OF, and thai Mr..
Everett II not now IA office. II may be
nOrtifSing 10 our national amour propre,
bu, II l. only honest, Ia congratulate Lord
John on tins latter fact, because he is
thereby relieved from the necessity Of u
rcJoindcr
At the same time we did not need Mr..
Escnu's letter { our own satisfaction. as
vc freely expressed our views. on the | lih
Of December last, IN some remarks on
President Fillmorc's lac, message 10 Con
grcss. When will our rulers ia Downing
Street become thoroughly possessed Of
two fbcis-tl,e one that internal ealousv
between the Northern aud Southern States
Of THE Union h the real barrier against a
change Of Cuban oSnersbip--ihe other
that Il England coald purchase OF secure
Il forthwith, che would be ycxa,iousiy and
uselessly encmubcriu3 herself We have
rsther too many thbn too few Colonies. A
dear bargain u would be, at any price. to
get hold 81 An1ihcf which ~oel be un-
profitable 10 = commercial posnl u view,
and iunously expensive IN 4 military.
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CuuNTrHfrIrfss.-- rs the arrests made
yesterday q, Nonhhcld aud Montpelier, an
offensive nasl of cDunicfioiiers his been
hfokrn mp. We learn tss, among lhe
nsmrs Vi ihnso arrested aro Thomas Pore,
alias Wight W. {. Blown a 6cucinus
nsmri l.add, jcvelrr Of Waterbury. and
Robinson, q cefk A. Montpelier. Some
SiiO0 70 bad i0~nry was found nn them
end boz ih' places where rhry dropped It. 49,
IL runs s'"d 81 capuoiicli ,hrecs oE the
Waite kisCr Bans 81 Bethel, h,os Oh the
Ia RiIrf Hans TaunioH, Mass. ones nd
iaoa SO tie Union Bank. Boston, tsos on
tho lialioucll Bauk Maine. and q counter
fc.t On tho Frontier nshk. Po'slin, y. Y.
fitc ~ the rang wrrr arrested, snA two
more werc pururd, bni escaped The az.
rzt- utrO made by shruh- Bfosn and
PISA. Burlington ffcr Pres.
ihofv h en- unpfvcsdeuied smouni -
bad money about. Several OF our ritizcns
wcfv token in with conH,crfci, fees on
the Fall River Bank, Tsuu,on, Mas, a
few days since, aud there j. every reason
% believe u'I, ihe game was played by
some one conSocied siib a sysiru,a, ,eally
ersRHlod gang Il 5Aseais. The connu-
mil shpald be on the alert.
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The IIutchinsons. John. Judson and
Asa are ont again giving concerto With a
lot Of new songs.
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hti9 crow ias "a tssil tncs
IS hHs y.ai 'Iry uis l.uls siuy,
pm. fsar ban 80 ttuHh 1tsif 're' %
Nuai4 fisi iil.A q ~tssr pfcip
Tsil nir, c,isis sa.s
iffpu aassd "ths BABY pfosll yop
10. ah Hm si-.st spsf nssf.
rtl.yoa iasYs zee ia 90 tsts
Want sine ctsh 81 niate ''tise,"
sna - ~.'ai4 rsfssse h-s--nsy BE- -
Geld fss siraNid 80
- 700 - sel "ti.f s. siaat, o. v osld Iou
ltt.s l1i,si. lad stns>,
l.ist ,sfs ssd Hf'f ot.
if.1id s-s 80 &C. -itfis Ute
Naald SEQ iuu'piuf ~ fom lnt'
Ten ais s.,aais t'os
n lfasW Hs4 lh' tsfpEr, ncsitysul
hriss go fssa s'il ftisifes bar.
Ah4i- nrft teg sittf dH'f,
Eaat tttrtf tbathsaF f.r t.u tlsfri
1sA 80. uuad tiai t.t tfmunrf
rIs,ais l.sv Geo "a isa
Ives oN D.i iht tssaB, snai4i o.lf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
ST. LOUIS STOVE STORE.
C. W. BRYAN,

Stove Dealer, Sheet-Iron Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer,
Main ssFoea, Two DOorn North 81 tBrady House
HANNIBAL, NO,
Sails al Wholesale Prices, STOVES AND TIN
WARE. invite particular attention TO the PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which has given uuiyer-
sal satisfaction 10 all Who have used IT, warrant all
my Stoves for twelve months and IL anySf the plates
break during that time, furnish new ones ff ee Of
charge
As design remaining permanently In this place,
The public are safe In taking my guaaHso for the good
performance Of the stoves kept by me.
All my stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness Of metal and
beauty Of casting, they exes any stoves made In The
Western country.
~ The man who moulds HoIlow-Wars for G. =.
Filly is considered the best workman in the United
States. and this accounts for Hollow Ware and
Stove Vessels being much smoother and better than
any Others you will find in market, whether made East
or West.
have constantly on hand, supply Of TINwARE,
to which l particularly invite the attention Of the
country trades the quality Of my ware and the pri-
ees, shall be such induce them TO call on
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
400 ReKard,

DR0KE JAIL. at New London, last night, the 18th
ID inst, TWO MEN, one by the name Of David
Morgan, % or 50years Of age, about feet, or 10
inches high, heavy made, had grey blanket over
coat, panIalOons Of same color, slso PAIR Of black
pants low crowned, black hat, fair complexion hair
quite thin the top Of the bead, heavy whiskers.
TIE other, Geo. Clsrk, aiAs White, about feet 10
or II inches high has black speek on the white Of
oBe ofhis eyes. They bad with them douole-oaE.
relied shot gun and single barTsied shot gun VII
pay The above reward for the apprehension and dev-
cry Of the above name4 persons at New LONDON,
Rails county, Mo. SAMUEL SMITH,
March I5th, Is63-dk ShenG Of Rails county.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
Millinery and Dress Goods.
Mpa n L KIM
On Second Street, North Of Hiu Street,

On Second Street, North Of Hin Street,
I S now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
L Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds Of fancy silE Bonnets, Embroidered
Gmps, and Gimps Of every description and size She
will keepOD hand variety offspring Manillas of new
style, and Misses and ehildren's Basques. Also,
handsome assortment Of Wells, Ribbons and Flowers.
Dresses made and patterns cut to order, in the latest
styles. Gloves, Innings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats, and everything else usually called for in such
Establishment
While extending q general invitation 20 call, she
wishes the fact kept in mind, that she is determined
there shall he reasonable ground Of complaint on
account Of ptices. (mch-3l-wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
lust RECEIV ED,

And for sale ct the clone Building" corner Of
Main and Bird streets,
A IL KINDS OF garden SEEDS-0non sets;
n Blue grass and timothy seeds; Clover seed by the
barrel or bushc general assortment of Groceries,
w OGDEN and Willow Ware, Brooms, Cotton Yarns
Cotton batting. All kinds of Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
Figs and host OF articles not mentioned here Like
vice thousand things that is not here for sale. AnX-
ious 10 sell oil for CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN. Like TO forgot one thing, the Eagle Mills
-four is here tool marl5du I. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
rEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al the once
- OF s undersigned in the city Of Hannibal MissOu-
ri, until the TwenSieth day Of April, Tor the graduA;
zion, masonry, and bridging OF twenty-five miles Of
said road, extending West from Hannibal: ProPosi-
lions viii also be received at our once IN tne cary OF
81 Joseph Missouri until tho tenth day Of May, for
the graduation, masonry and bridging Of twenty five
miles additional extending east from ST. Joseph The
remainder Of the line extending distance OF over one
hundred aad fifty miles will be placed under contract as
soon Ss the same can be pEepaEee by the engineers
Thisline embraces some very heavy excavations and
lembankmenis md several large bridges. So.
PIans proles and specifications will be ready at each
pIarh 6ns week previous to the letting. :
DUFF & LEARNED,
Contractors II. aud ST. ]. r. r.
HANNIBAL, No, NSEeh II, 1883. ImehlS-dWtaSo1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
READ THISI
The introduction Of
FILLEY'S STOVES

Into Northern Missouri, to any extent has been 10 hs
last three years; since which time they have been
gradually Increasing the manufacture and sale OF them;
and although, owing to their being light and smooth
and something new, little difficulty attended the
sale and at FIRST yet by always making Stoves and
Castings Of the bestquay Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron they have proved TO withstand IRE bet.
ter than any other Casting made 10 the Western coun-
thy. The Furnace Castings and Hollow Ware parti-u-
ahy have been superseded by it, whersyer Il has bcea
brought into use, ANA always given satisfaction HaV-
ng lived here number oil years, and being permanent
ly located here, purchasers rely our guarantees
10 the quality of the articles sold bv US AMI as 10
the operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Sove just read the certificates Of those who have useI
them, aud are using them now. And another adyan.
tage purchaser will have in buying ST. Louis stove
Of US, he would not only be getting stove made of the
best material in the world, but he can at any time pet
an odd piece plate without any charge by eng "a
know that such is wanted, ali our stoves are war
ranted. and In of i'm perfection the article will
be promptly made good TO the purchaser, which he
will not find the with Cincinnati, Chicago Pitts
kburgh, and Eastern made STOVES, as you cannot get
any odd Pieces. Even If they were warranted. il
would be impossible 10 get plates from such dis
lance.
We, the, undersigned, having used the 81. LOUIS
YSoves manufactured by G. f. Flley, Of ST. Louis and
sold by Carter W. Bryan, at Hannibal, No, take
pleasure in recommending them TO the public as SUI
perior in point Of draft durability economy convent
ence and ease OF regulation, to any Stove whsh We
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28

SO cheap too ..t.
How Cheap?' ..
'Why,it don't cost anything-likO hresChss
and gaiterS!'
oh, MOI
Well, that's what mean
And with this philosophic reflection, Mr..
Bullyman, and with Mr.. BuAyman the Council
took his and their departure.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
PIANO FORTE MUsIClll

THE undersigned has just received assortment Of
l. PIANO FORTE MUSIC, and can Furnish any
pieces that may be desired. VIM. COHEN.
West side of Main, between Bird and Hill.
(mchI6-d2wl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28

The Louisiana Missourian learns that snOw
has fallen to great depth on the head waters Of
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, and Sptici-
pates very high waters,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28

Havine M Agency Of thsnafos this city. This
stove bos.nsB Advantage over sommOn stoves, in
thiekeaa of TIE plate ind improvements in the draft
II is given on By all stove dealers and manufacturers,
to be the best pattern for descending aue, Of any
stove noe made East or West.
This stove was patented September, 1859, and
wherever they have been used, have given general sat
TO he number than any other stove ever brought to this
city The plates in them are from onshAlf 10 three
fourths Of an inch in thickness. No. weighs over
800 pounds. We warrant them all against fres. These
stoves have Patent Hot Air Fius, which carries the
front part Of the stove between two thick plates to the
daft at the bottom Of the stove, thereby adding great
heat TO bake with on the bottom, and remedying that
which has always been fault with stoves Of de-
lseending Hue, heretofore 1he Charter Oak hAs ore
Aue aud one plate more than any Albright SOVe yet
invented. They will cook with OnS-half the tuaL
which one Of the ordinary stoves VII, end Sii lAos
for tNesty -6SSySsIs. 0Hbis-deA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming to Han
i nbal with the intention OF selling wheat and buy
ing flour, would do well to call and before SELL
ing or purchasing elsewhere. Remember the big stone
Mil on Bird, between Main and Third Streets Give
us a call. A. S. ROBARDS & SON.
~ ~ B. Our Flour is sold nowhere else but at the
Mill. Every sack and barrel is branded with our name
on it:
mch2ldG ga. s. RoBARDs s. soN.p
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28

DR.. M. r. BROWN.
ID O,RACTIRER Of Medicine in all its bTSneheS.
Res hencs. -SSalhsalesf CaTnsr BIZ Ihird StgeetI
HsEFHsF, NO. NJ A sYSS-Vly) =
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
SQUASH VILLAGE. PRIcKLV HILL

SQUASH VILLAGE. PRIcKLY HILL
well, it's rather crooked, to be sure said
Foster, after short pause, during which he
and his friends had been engaged in looking at
Blllyman's drawing-'but what is this but an
other evidence of popular opinions Why
does the railroad travel in these singular curyeSF
Is it not proof of the moral influence Of Bog
gem, and ComstOck, and Squash ViIlagsP It's
desputism makes straight railroads, but wheT-
ever liberty reignS and public opinion prevails
they be as crooked as the Main Trunk Line
from Jexicho TO Jazes.' ...-..
well, ] believe you are right observed Bull,
lymun its liberty does it all. It's aSPlendid
artiSS liberty, amt it, Governor
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28
espest and Best writing Ink.

Cheapest and Best Writing Ink
T T. BRITTINGHAM s. BRO. are now manu-
II. featuring Black Writing lux of a superior quail
ty, which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
cones, or five cents pint Steel pens may be left
standing in this ink any length of time without
ding.
P. Sat wholesale, they will sell it at $40 bar
rel, inch
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28


John /. Ellet, T. R. Selmes
George G. Foster, John b. Chesey,
DR.. L. T. Brittingham, VIM. Eddy,
Charles w. Mills, Cyrus Walters,
Henry Utterback, T. X. Spencer,
VIM. Hawkins, Geo. A. Shortrdge
A. Ingraham, Bloomington, No.
Thomas Coverdali, J. &. Ogden,
X. Gunter, D. W. White,
Jesse Wright, John Mclaughlin,
W. P. Kercheval, Hiram Blanchard,
Vim. Logan, DR.. N. Nelson,
Israel Johnson, B. K. Bryan.
John Pagan, John L. Mathews,
Washington Meyers, ". X. Davis,
B. Breeding, J. Armstrong,
W. L. Lacy, Warren Finley,
! ]. B. Hayden. J. Z. Henderson,,
II. p Gregory, VIM. Massey,
Oliver TerrlI A. Greeulee,
James Emison, John B. Lewis,
F. Truett, Levi Barkley,
| T. Ballard, +. Leonard
/. Tufts, Hooper Mitchell,
L. Lyle, John Short,
Daniel Fore, ]. Mosely,
A NJ. Hawkins, VIM. Kidd,
James Thompson, F. Franklin.
| New C0oh STOVES.
Persons wishing - fnv stoves, should give uI call
ani exanII - 5'Eftema 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
TING TURF.

NNNNNN~N~~N>>NNo~SNcVN>~o
CENTREvILL COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING = THURS
~ day, April 81, at o'clock, p. NJ Purse $50 Mile
heats best three In five to wagons c. Brooks enters ch
MA, I..aS n :. y, a.hs SntefJ -. Y, slountan
Fulton ferry Brooklyn for the at PM aud
Atey to tot Is oyer. Fare each way IS cents
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The American Preas.-In no Country = sne
freedom Of press much talked about more fsy on
{oyed than In America The voice Of the Whole People
heard through its medium with force Of truth wnao none
sainsay This mighty engine ever reedy 70
what good and expose what wrong vea sns ~ .pa
peoples organs Boges HYPERION Fiud ior sne Hat
ks Sold at No III washiagton street @ sy ,ne
street Cary Co. No PAS Pearl street. Rushton. Clark
Co. No GA and Rice 4 Smith, No 720 broadway, and BY
drurrists and perfumers throughout the world,
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~ retail shoe
In Wholesale store Has considerable experience in the
business Will b. found to be attentive. city
enco. Please address J. b., Herald oaee
fINo CHARLES II. TUPPER, ESQ-DEAR Sid THE
prompt ana generous response with which you met
our appeal and tie advance which you have made
former limited render it part
wo rhoud tender to teul for
your Eenerorty aud the aacrty with which you
reasonable request 1t 10y such this
enabled tn point to You as OF natures noblemen
yenr prompt ber2ity you have secured
tude the faithful and willing services OF those your
employ tus Binding, tnot only by inter ST. bat by the
stronger ties OF good feeling which infinitely
able to the ployer being and that
nothing Will be neglected or i'll done
lant care OF tho property with which tho
beintrust d.
SIR of have from whore our toll was
unfequited feelings nsulte gratitude and
Knocked nt fr the Irish h. art is sol which
will not vcg.tacD few icci do noble
and generous act Wohavc felt TIE weight
heel know best how to value the privileges enjoy and
enough to know when well treated cling con
Gde that in the exercise OF bcraiity You
will not overlook the ingenious mechanic should We
omit u mention with grateful warmth, hsh appreca
ton OF the kind and sympathy and
intelligent shmnded and worthy foreman Mr. West.
ly " Lee
Sir, the hcrcra and ahurers in empIoy ten
der to lasting gratitude surfing
and all times you command ready aud willing
vices confident that part nothing shall interrupt
good feeling Nlv IL IL ambition ta cultivate md hoping
that the good feng may last long you
and happy life,
We iemain, GEAR sir your grateful and faithful
HELPERS, &c, &C., &c.
ATLANTIC Force, RsoowLYN, April III, 1883
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TO CLoTHIERs AND TAILoRs-wANTED, A sJTu.

aton cutter, salesman and cutter by Young man
who Ind two percnce In and shop work
willing " make himself generally useful Has GOOD re
rcpce No objection to the country Wages object Ad
s.coRp tYeg, tog i've days.
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no MACIIINISTS.-TWO YOUNG MEN FROM THE
country, wish 70 go under instructions to good
employer They have knowledge Of this business Address
J. h;, Herald office, apply No. ~ Degraw street
lrosNlyn where they can he seen for two days.
% -
TO CONTRACTORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERs-
yoshg man, OF seven experience
at public works whos nga cement In the city of Now
Work or Es vicinity he understands of ex
osvntors and Killings practically mako out estimates
end understands the secret of getting work done by
lew hands Best of city and other references and
high wages not reql red limo addressed d. L. room
No 10 house 900 broadway will bo promptly attended to
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: Knox = knocking loudly at the door Of
lspuiar aver and by the Aid Of tho oonformste hO
DsoAueF what hitherto has been matter OF guess
pssset 1t OF the head - accurate calculation
YhateveY An apprecntng world has rendered the verdict
That the Knox hat 10 model OF symmetry aud airy ss-
ganee ut tho time durable and lasting Such
Vie patrons Of the Knox hat certain always 20 be In
the latest fashion Tho throughout the country
sormly commend them. Price four dollars.
hiking COntrast.-The statue Of the Greek
slave wearing ladies modern bonnet with elegant
and eul trim mings would not be yrnous
object than we'll dressed with Ill shaped badly
seectcd hat Avoid the latter disagreeabe position by
iecting hats of cnterprising friends
hat store, Nessrs KNOX & JAMES They are
thorough artists in their getting up hats aud their
price, four dollars should commend them patronage
" the economical
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supporers instruments for elun feet knockk knees,
Icef went scko ioirts AID easstaro Lhe ,n,ae very
every kind Of ohds truss and bandage ~ NO. II Ann
street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
M CT artor No iss hereby Notified that resolution
up for nal action Friday evening April 18th 1853 BY
R. Z. RoBEnrs, Secretary.
TT A. o. DAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
SAL. safs session o. viii &C. held Of p IF s1
EPJcuREs. ,ATTENTIoN.-Two SPLENDID GREEN
TURTLES win ss served 50 and steakas GouLDs
April 10, and during tho remainder of tsis week.
MERIcANINsTITUTE FARMERS, nLUR-AREeu.,
s sss I ss at the S 81
draining Members will bring rceds CRAFTS cuttings &C.
ss ALL
George. Society viii take place at the Aston ou,e
Il se 4ehssa for tho occasion Be
AssS. w ws9s William
tie A!tor Hense English visitors to tho city partcu
~ United states Mail steamship Company eleetioa
Gr ys E be he'd At N the once
T,szi5sy tie sls spr .sxs between
lre viii &c he
succeeding election N 1.-The l. copy by
% Ts
Il Tie sy ,A1 30 s ssS dc sss
Thursday Of March OF each year. three shall
inspectors The succvstins election polls
to be opened At u and continue open until o'clock in the
s yts es
annual election for directors Of tE pany having
Ss. @ on ns day @ ted and Y .s tho %
s sHS is'is ss L. YouLn SECRETARY
NOTICE-THE RESIDENT HOTEL KEEPERS OF
~ the city OF New York are requested to meet at the
mitsee VISA
NTOTICE--KOsSLER FROM VIENNA WHOSE NAME
IN went cut his arrival in New York in 1896 Joseph
s TO e e. ax pn may hare
iIton D. c. for settlement, till the end of Maj, 1853
GaaTsn sa e. State sna q S@ "
please and send each paper containing this
adyurti encnt, with the BILL as above.
NToTyCE-NEw VILLAGE OF SOUTH FoRDHAM-
IN Upper Morrisania DcpotAn excursion TO view the
noon uesday ~ tho ears Of the Harlem Railroad which
leave the CITY Hall a. o'clock All persons wishing 70
join The exeprsion ALTO e asteod meeting the sub
Thursday evening at soclock Tickets the excurson
70 cents which may be hid at lG3 Dowery
ELEGANT STRAW HATS FOR CHILDREN THE
raj of eautul straw hats CAPS bov
and misses Stimulated by the favor shown hun former
in che extended sales Of straw goods
ehidrens head ornament he has provided for The man
iacture and sale Of ctidrens hats and caps
An invitation IL rcepoo fully extended TO bis friends pa
trn and che public TO call and examine these articles be-
u0 Canal street corner 81 Wooster.
cox PREMIUM WILL BE PAID FOR BOX IN
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and all diseases flowing from great impurity
cured MT O. NJ Franklin 1853 Eidridge street. after he had
teen severely afflicted with rheumatic pains
s TO Get in or ont Of bed without assistance 1t cured Mr.
for which re had been treated in tho New York Hospital
months and then ncurabe has cured thou
sands Of equslly which have
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Grand street. Price 10 cents per bottle.