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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08
WING STATE CONVENTION OF NEW YORK

Many years have elapsed (says the New York Com
mercial Adyertser) since Wing State Convention
assembled in so harmonious and cheerful spirit as
that which was held at Syracuse on Wednesday
Those who pronounced the Wing party dead, or in
an ncurable decline must admit that they greatly
mistook the symptoms. The party is not only alive,
but vigorous hearty active, and in the full posses
sion Of its best and noblest faculties This is prov
ed by the business-like character Of the Conven-
tons proceedings, the thorough fraternity displayed
by its members, and the selection Of the following
ticket for State officers:
Judge Of Appeals Is years.. GEORGE WooD Kings.
Judge Of Appeals (yacancy JOSEPH MuLLIS, Jefferson
Secretary Of State w LEAvEYwoRTH Ono ga
Comptroller JAMES NJ. Cook, Saratoga
Treasurer. ELp'GE G. SpArLDrSG Erie
Attorney General OGDEN HorFMAS, New York.
Canal Commissioner CoIN's GARDINER, Montg'ry
State Engineer .......... JOHN 7. CLARK, Monroe.
State Prison Inspector THos. KIEKpATRIcy, Albany
Clerk of Appeals ..........B. F. HARDWOOD Livingston
One of the editors of the Tribune, (Which journal
has terated the assertion that the party had given
up the ghost, and, having shaken off its allegiance
to it, may be regarded as impartial witness) who
present during the proceedings, thus testfes to
the spirit that animated the Convention and the
ceptablty of the ticket it has put forth
The nominations excite universal satisfaction on al
hands, and all agree that it is very strong ticket.
stAl are confident of success I never assem-:
blage characterized by cordial feeling
respectable and orderly There two three rather
spirited struggles for candidates, but nothing like dis
content manifested by any portion of the Convention
"a hearty confidence has prevailed the pro-
ceedngs that the Wing banner again float in triumph
and the of the State again to be committed
to Wing hands. They think the Wing is not defunct
party but is freshly and vigorously alive Such is the
spirit OF the delegates from every county"
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SELLING WITHOUT LIcESsE,-Mr. Green on Thursday
fined twenty dollars and costs for selling liquor in this
city without license witness who testified against
him said that he the shop and asked if he had
any thing to drink Green told him he had but he could
not sell him any He however soldbm cracker for three
cents and gave him liquor 20 wash il down.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08

The RECENT COMET which attracted general attention
about the last Of August the Sd OF Septem-
Der, shortly before T. NJ in full sunshine, by Mr. Hart
ness the eminent Director Of the Observatory at Liver
pool when 1t appeared round about nine seconds 10 d.
smeter, and without any appearance of a tail.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08
APPOINTMENTS BY THE pREsIDEY

JOHN w. II. UNDERWOOD, of Georgia, TO be Associate
Justice Of the Court Of the United States for The Terri
tory Of Utah.
WM W. H. DAVIS, of Pennsylvania, TO be United States
Attorney for the Territory Of New Mexico.
CHARLEs BLooMER to be United States Marshal for
New Mexico.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08

CoyET-Mr. b. A. Gould, Jr. has issued circular Of
the Astronomical Journal announcing tha. Dr. Peterson
hasinformed him that large, faint and ncbulous comet
resembling starcluster detected the forward
paw Of the great bear the night Of the lth Of Sep
TENDER, by Mr.. G. Bruins, in Berlin.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08
FRANCIS W. WYSKoop, Esq.
MARSHAL Eastern District Pennsylvania.
GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

By an advertisement in the National Intelligencer
our readers will perceive that the propretors Of the
land commanding the water power of the Great Falls Of
the Potomac about to open subscription books for
their stock in compliance with the terms of most favor
able charters from the States of Maryland and Virginia
Under good this property be rendered
very valuable and investments in it highly profitable
This property about twelve miles above the flourish
ing city of Georgetown and is accessible by the Chess
peake and Ohio Canal by boats of hundred tons
and in this railroad age it WILL doubt be connected
by iron links with the Metropolitan Railroad and the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad md from
Georgetown with great portion of railroad improve
| ments throughout this widespread country.
The waer-power at the Great Falls is computed to DC
four times great at Lowell Massachusetts, is IN
healthy situation. Fairfax county, in Virginia. the
side, and Montgomery, in Maryland the other,
both in rapid state of improvement and Astounding IN
all the comforts Of life. Fuel cheap, both wood and
coal the latter be had in unlimited quantities from
the celebrated Cumberland Coal Mines. In q word the
operatives live well and cheapy at this place
than in any portion of New England.
At Lowell there is capital employed of Sl3, 800 600,
number Of mills ftyone number of females employed
$40, males 4,63, total 2,633 two savings ban4s
with deposes Of the savings of the operatives the
amount Of nearly million three hundred thousand
dollars, showing degree Of prosperity unexampled
We might enumerate many other advantages which, IL
appears u.s. would the stockholders in this
company, but think have said enough to induce
palists look into the and judge for themselves
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08

PROGRESS THE PosT OFFICE DEPARTNEsT-We hear
that the Postmaster General is striving earnestly to effect
such changes in the schedule Of time and the mail service
between Washington and New Orleans will not only do
away with the annoying failures that great line $50
for years past have become almost the gen.
era rule rather than the e1cepton) but also to
tweny-our hours Of the time required between the
mini above mentioned, and to second daily mail
by post coach between Mobile and Montgomery Alabama
1t is said he proposes avoid the portion Of
this altogether flor the great mail resorting the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad for a conne1ion
with the South Carolina Railroad soon as that rapidly
progressing work shall be in condition to perform tn
service Very recently he has managed to reduce the
running time between Philadelphia and St. Louis full
forty hours-a saving Of time of almost ncalcul.ble
advantage to the business community.-Star
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08

The Danish Government has been officially informed
that there thousand three hundred Danes tie
Of emigrating to Utah Prodigous efforts making by
the Mormons throughout the North Of Europe direct
emigrants to their State.
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THE FRENCH MISSION.

As we find an article affirming the fact copied
into the Union" infer it to be true report
ed some days past, that the Hon. JOHN Y MAson,
of Virginia, has received the appointment of Minis
ter to France, and that he has accepted the office
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08

The SECRETARY OF STATE returned to the seat
Of government yesterday
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!" A rolling stone gathers no moss" very doubtful
adage We have just in country psper the mar
riage Of Peeg Rowlinstone to Miss 0pbelia Moss,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08

We beg respectfully suggest to Mr. Harrison that this
elegant appentve esir1 authority and plead
the "lons antiquity Of Roman usage A6sofse henee
vorntumS &c are wellknown phrases the reader Of
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08

Aut humana parum cavit naturs,"
may surely be alleged in mitigation Of such grammati
cal blunders neither habit rules can provide
arainstsuch, for instance, Mr. Bailey falls into in
the text Of his grammar (see page &c. and elsewhere
or we ourselves, (see possm in this nrtice.)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

.o,, nYTrr,o pr ,r,,, I,ynT, "a, r,,, a,
rss.a. .ssy a.. ,..d, o ..n .1s
: T.: ss s iS s
ssIs ~ .s.s :s.isss set:
ny .@a, sgr mad, 4, u
.hs. sssa fac,
.natinr npa. SisOd re ass
.tn{ sIs,, syI Ass I'm ySSa " ssdly
ay p.p.raea before he pablo pfspssi 90 .sy :esns
price pond, oeioi. ..usrsd
...i
saieaoo osshel sormnr he s.s eoHpousa I'D pun9 IN
r''s't curative agent il e sac 6.2ss rSS
The Ohio Coumbus Chic, shes Balls
iii. .sssl n. .. of Bs r.
only vsy gratifying produced upon
have sd .. ...srn hai purifier blood
ing o. me sssn.i in hi, Ety.
''psHll.' tn. WONDER OF THE WORLD
aS q" 40 matt, SS Long ySu have
..y,.soa, Bull. s.r,spsnll,: wa
"A. L.. LovivnLI May, 1888.
..,;sy aaf,.d -i.a MsTeeis a.sdse5.
by different Sgi al aavsHsr.
% snnsi % %s. Nth three bottles which gave me more
.A.T.IsIs recommending sAapar. til.
Very r''P'is;iHslElftt AArrsM. ''H' OWEN ND.
Let tho. who ,he ssong ahsa
sS 5 a X. sas ss' also may be done Tor 'm
NJ Is,s s 70, n: ss a,s,
pam tried every remedy could for the
sease Out onnd no relief un to
whc na snuey cured me OF hnGaan
ny more ihan Any have
nave ow oeen nee pam ioi several and hAeno
ssstm medicine In use for Rbsmsslsui isHAM BRIpGrs
Uniontown, Union county Ry., May II, Isis.
FROM DR. VIM I. PRKNTIsb.
Nh buLLin regard to sasapala will that
reti Lsprh Pross sesbs Syph CeoheIa disease,
where The inicsn q coesat
junction with local ISni would 70 sny I'll p
?arasn Of sarapaan and physician will admit
aponlsanning the enter composen
L.~,poii, Ry, DscsSssis !. issr. L. "0'
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
Ia tsose consultation deb
atsd the eusgy sssens nature are
veal dehcsnt pof1ss
depressed health be hspni
Bus
aasu in the performance Of hs duty
psrmsnsu.yth the natural oueou,
Were ladies generally adopt the medicine would see
far less suffering disease aud unhppness them tas
health would take the psce Of disease would
long s instead OF short disease from
continued sareri1s and affection Az tina, period yned
saTsapsriss found to most beneficial effect All sp
crisis should be appied OF This fas
Of thisvalnsaie med 'ene $1,000. - -. -
How oil admire clear beautiful white ed
cheek How often do
asvea 70 oe Wished reofss 70 ee lotions paint,
ee.s has segysd tasn Of and that toe often timer, in
knowu ai th skin clear the and only
p 70. y sas ' sa.. WI poisonous or dseisriou ua,,sI
check
every Parues Of bilious morbid and diseased
70 o, , ns SANE pure hs.hy and vgoroua isF seiv'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
u A. FAHNEsToCK's VERMIFUGE used

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa, November, 1851.
neghbo Of mine had child very
attending exered all his skill recovery,
They sent TO Csnonsburg Dr. L. who place.
examination Of the approved all the
had done but could do nothing for The child
then aid that there could be no risk in trying FAHNssToCKs
VERMltUGE, and thought they They
procured After bottle
cordng the printed deepon child pissed They
then about half smother bottle wien passed TWO
AND THREE HUNDRED WORMS immediately after
improving, and was completely restored TO health
SAMUEL BARNETT.
~ Sold wholesale retail by all
Country aerchaets United d&wm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

II
PARTNENTThe Lectures in this Department CONNIE
the FIRST MONDAY Of April.
Those by Prof MocALEB will treat Admiralty Maritime
ted States. =
Thoseby Prof HUNT will treat Of law Criminal Law
and the Law Of Evidence
Those by Prof JOHNSON will Of the EQUITY
Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional Law. -
Those by Prot ROSELIUS will
Practice Of the Courts o Louisiana.
The Degree Of BACHELOR or LAWS conferred ouy on
those who shall have attended full Of
after having resd twelve months under
AZ Law ard whs shall raHinson worthy
This viii entte the Graduate
Every Student must matsuate The fee Of Professor
The atrIcuation and graduation fees will be each as
III Moot Courts will always bs OPEN
nlla tlNxlA tdacI n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
/ RANGES--FIRSI PREMIUM

PRICE g. COULON, Plumbers, 1O7 Poydras
Hiree New osans respectfully the public In
general that they carry the above bra a. t
prepared to supply HOT COLD PLUNGE
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds COOKING
RANGES, ARDEN HOSE RAMS. FORCE LIFT and
BEER PUMPS fitted up IL the style LEAD PIPES ever :
description PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN always
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up
min 1v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICE!--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers In ICE No. u Elyab Field opposs the
ponharan RAILROAD Depot lower sds No. ss od L.yts street.
No. u New LsVe No So New I>ves
sttev TfHaagii5n No, sSi ~yes
Ice Houses snih sad Harmony
riot. ianl q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans dated 2sd
the application Of the City Of New Orleans opening
iy Road from Religious Tehoupouas street. Tor public
for the making
ment Of the damages and benefits the respective and other
that they have deposited copy of the said
assessment with plan thereto Dexed with the Clerk Of the said
Court for the Inspection whomosver the
f said estimate has
Fourth District Court Of New according
whose hereby,
state especially thei' objections the writing deposit
the hands Of the Clerk Of within
List publication Of this notice. in order that the said Commissioners
reconsider the estimate the thereof
and alter the they deem time
OF said the publication the
and the dsy fixed for making reports thereof.
T. T PHILIPS,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH 0RLI City Of New Orlsana
Be remembered that the January
subscriber ustice the
ally appeared Alexander Bshsr President H. Wheeler
Secretary Of the Home Mutual Company
being duly according law shove
aeeountsas ss' and and the Of
company A. BROTHER. Pfeadsnt.
6worn and sdbsrbed before
c. v. JoNTE Second Justice Of the Peace
of the Parsh of Orleans.
a The Board OF Trustees have declared dividend FoyNne
cent the earned Of the Company ending
the let OF hisrch merit
The Company continues pers sea
ard loss damage by Fire.
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER PrssIdsnt,
JOHN r. SHAW, Vics President
iAs H. WAshLHR, Secretary Naw0rlsans Jon. Is 1858.
John X. Shnw, Sill J.E e. Caldwell.
John Thomas, 4. II. May, w. L. Lanisr,
J. j. Green Y. K Converse, Wm Tufts,
John O. woodFu1, John H Oven. s. a. Wiser
VIM Knox, John Hail. Robert Dyas,
samue Stewart Rnfue McIlhenny, W. Bogaft
r. W Milbank, q, Cocks g. W Savls
8. o. Nelson, ]. A. Dou9bsrty, j. Eager.
y. Shaw, Nv Barter, John hodsuburg,
Aaaneel White, 7. B. TsXss, W. II. Lochford.
E. @. Rogers, John c. 6oyfrich, isulT Il
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I'd ERNARp LUMBER CoMPANY.-R. G.

SAFFoLD, S. S. HENRY Z. R. LATIMER, W. D. COATES,
Brown AUGliTER, HORN FELTON,, q. Z. MYERS CO.,
s. FOWLER, BEAN CO. COOS, Steam Saw
Mills the Biloxi Bay -soenied under the style
BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Atthsr Mills they
Sixteen Single Circular Lth
Woodwork Planning Machine which will added
single three will be abs
10000 TO 900 feet OF Lumber day.
Railroad Plank and Building Contsetors
Shippers others Pine Lander supplied short
notice. Their New fully authorized
supply their will ooked
With good Of Lumber suited tho city
Soils Enphrosyne c. TAYLOR Is
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nRNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc. a

y The leave inform his friends and ~ a
the public and particularly the Of the late firm of NJ
Homes Bennett that he haz his W
Nos IS and s. Circus the manuiaeiurs Of de-
Of ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. ORNAMENTAL We
RANDAS, RAILINGs DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BRIDGES
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS and all other kinds Of work
used for building purposes.
The the enables him to offer
usual facilities the public which, with punetuas and
of be will him liberal share Of
ps-ona ge BENJAMIN T X. BENNETT. OF iy
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UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA.-AcADEMIc

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA ACADEMIC
~ I'm seventh Annual Session Of th. branch Of
% the reception Of Pupils plan Of study b, adopted equally
o.s mechanical pursuits The corp. 81
under The special eas Of he mas s
n. s "a y 8 . 4s'ds%S Bs fSs sPs S q
s ssa Teo, q n os Of
n f Il s,i formerly Z, t,n.,..,
eommaa Institute kingston Jaa. has bssn specially engaged
TT Application for admission bs made a.th
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES As
BoaTers and Day PupsNO So ST. LOui, srseprcsd
The Directors Of this Institution by Masters in all the
o. their almost eIsrOns to the improvement of all the pupils
For term. parents and guardians referred 10 the PPus
when can Dc mad at the Institute s21 TN
C0AL! COAL!!-The undersigned informs
his frlsnds and that he has taken G,ave
street near The corner Of Camp for The will
Willy cssE a y 1a
Pittsburgh Coal up USE kept constantly on
hand 0Ter' received at the office II Graye depot at Camp
MA Am MORTIMER TURNER.
NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
~. EAcTr3 lr, TURNING AND FLAMING MILL
nmhsr constantly hand and sawed TO order Novels Baas
sf' isa ss'si 4s,'g' A . and
opposite ' fY i'''' JUL s. &C.,
~ W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
n BRANDlEs, WINES, coRbALs aud HAVANA CIGARS,
s s n sS. .s d a Sp1Is ned, Win City
i. Mons lut choice article. sold here.
NJ ly ITO Common street opposite the St, charlss Hotel.
ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE.
THIS ALE celebrated India for It's vsiH' p y
Vii Will, sad WS:sI S5:.sd y sI;.s1: slMpsI II
BY tiaasl wi All Chiffon imVorssi ';is Ter .,re-.
RRANDY.-We have regular supplies Of the
fssGa,sd s1,sgA Brandy By .6e Psk.ge Of 1923
pipes Of importation which lie attention o.
wen WI e L issi; co. sole Agents.
ELoUR-2000 bbls. Superfne St. Louis for
as E. N. DALEY, So Teboapitoulas street.
ZINE CLARET-70 cases of superior Paul
Ii lac A'''f for sale ~ B. WINSTON ., comw.r. r,,,.
ELOuR-o0O bbls Fine, Superfne and Extra,
''''' ' e. e. ss6ApwE11 co So aud IS royd,a. st.
SEEf-S00 bbls. Prime State Inspection, for
ENGLISH FIRE-BRlCRS-3O, 900 for sale
W by J HARpltLs co. 81 Magazine street diI
{ tEMENT-l000 bbls Newark, for sale by
e. AGENT ss e; s; Ss;'If 's1 R'''''' Lime a"'a'
lNsEED OlL-ll4 bbls. Boiled and Raw
sn ''' America 5h !.ss N q ' y N.,, stree.
VNHoMASToN LlME-6o0 bbls. best quality
Al J. il isHRSIb g! ,sG Co y IS St, oA.rl,..
SHEET IR0N-l0O bundles light Nos. 25, 20
s, work. o% ' wM aG 4as 1ys sr' Or other
ds No. 81 Old l@yee, near St. Luis.tree.
DALM OIL casks, for sale by
L mas HARDlLL CO. 81 Magazine street
RUTTER-25 kegs Family, for sale by
Ip MS f. NJ. DALEY IS Tehoapiiouias street
RE-GRACKERs-5O0 boxes in store, and
tot sale by HART co 70 Tel oupisoulas
T0BACCo-2O7 three-quarter boxes Wells
ss e0 ana oS bs sioIs aps % IT, sas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Shfii AL 100000.
:. r. CRAWFORD, President.
c. q. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. n Camp street, NswOreans
BENJAMIN FLORANCE Agent.
HARMON DOANE Asst Agent.
~ Rss on me iveso WHITE PERSONS sad SLAVES taken
The most fayornbls terms. oetla ly
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MEDICAL CARDS.
RYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 1876 Nay AIDES street,
- opposite 10 Horss Station, NswOrieans. sspso ly
.R. ]. E LOCKWOOD. Who has had four

nR. J. Z LOCKWOOD, who has had four
- years hence In Practitioner Of Medicns wsh
10 attend principally Office for tates this
all Fsve Diseases Eye Hssd liver
Kidneys Rheumatism, Tuors word
all Of the South Also that complaints called vsne
rial Syphilis ts forms Gouorrhsa all Of etc.
Persons reading the country and suffering With de.se
either female MINISTERIAL complaint
prompt attention and be cured IL possible. "
~ My vsneral win
description the WOOD
Of Phlippa Perdds Streets Orleans
A. .to6r.M. ielS Il
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WANTS-WANTED.

VXTANTED, A LADY TO RESIDE IN A
wv The Of Tc
knrsh
with the risnc Forte, good homo offered
. ihir compensation. References required Arplyt
ana 81 VIM LUysrER, 10 Bourbon or ~ Old Leves ss
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RouGHT to the First District Police o.

I Prison
WILLIAM BfCKET, black feet ~ inches high. 81 years. II
old iorshesd and embarked Says he Is ~
free, 8 supposed To he a slave.
EDWARD, mnao, feet ~ inches high, about 10 years DID,
he belongs to Mr.. Emanuel ,
10 Nh. Robinson, Of The Parish Of st. James
The viii plsna comply with the law setny them
JONATHAN WoRRALI, Warden.
"A lasav
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SUNDRIES-
~ SPLIT PEAS-s0 half barrels;
TALLOW CANnCES-lOo boIee is;
ALE-100 barrels Western;
FULTON MARKET BEEF so half barrelst
WHITE BEANs-5O barrels
CnEtSE-500 boxes Blue Dairy;
BuTTER-i0Q0 packages Western;
800 hrkins Goshen
sCliEDAM SCHNAPS-lo0 boxes, pnts and quarts
IN sore and Tor sale by A. ID, GRIEF CO.,
dl4 40 AVID 4fOlI Iaxn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ID MOyAL.-SMITn & FMIsrER have re-
ID CANAL srREkr rrsn, osee .,.lr, 80
ID EMOvAL--C. v. JoSrE, Second Justice
s ssRs rs ssp
u EMOvAL. The subscribers inform <9
s friend. and tbs PpS s h,i hey ssys :, Ss
customers s . i%sr as~ stock Jew,ss Watches and
yer Ware Ine 9ml LUNp a ANTI, Wy camp -
ID EMOVAI.-WmI.IAM ARMSTRONG, dealer in
g S s. @ ss al IS
e wi" be p''%ss IA Il
ID EMOvED. RAGS & FOSTER have removed
Alley the Crescent Mutual Insurance Bunssnsranes en- shs
TOHN G. HARDILL & co. have removed
ID EMOVAL.-Mrs ANN LAW has re- k.::A
III moved Csrondeie. to ~ NAYAoEs STREET lIlsn
md M G' nss
without Lodging. OILS Sm
ID EMOvAL.-J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
Exchange Broker has removed from q Erchsnr
CT. CHOLAS EXCHANGE E.
The proprietor Of The Nichols would o% .n M friend.
@ n % :s 'a ss
Ths BILLIARD room Of the ST. Nicholas the largest and
abwhh always be kept order with varied
ma sm THOMAS E. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
at. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM
- Under the ST. CHARLES HOTEL
The large airy and eonysn,s, rooms under the St Charles Hotel
Summer entirely reted and the TABLES which Of the best
Manufacture ave thoroughly repaired.
tR No spared this popular central
place Of worthy Of its past patronage. -
A. w. MERRIAM.
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS !!!-Oyer the
HOLT HOUSE, street, Carondes and ST.
Streets opposite HoteThe undersigned
specially the public generally that he has fitted
the above hal the neatest with thing
pertaining SALOON entirely
BILLIARD TABLES having marble beds which amateurs will
Polite attendants will wait the
will constantly Ia the that
gentlemen be made comfortable possible.
nl6 I'm NJ NJ MILLER
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odd FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
Cemetery be Obtained By aEglyn ngs g PIEgsoN Tca
Old Fellows Hall Of Camp and lafayette ss Rev CiAs
WHlTA No EsIanade and Y. NJ COREY, at Sickles
Camp The Vaults for stockhodng Lodges
for the sokhoding Lodgesor
the buria of wife child for all other
Vault will invariably. For the purchase any
iuai0n respecting the "Res," apply to
J.0.PIERsON, I Commercial Alley
orto JAS FURSEAUx, at the Odd Fellows Hall
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