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CHAPTER III.

Two years rolled into the past. Much
Of tris md lille plessuse. save that which
the prrsevering iulhImen, Of every duty
always confers, had they brougb, TO Kate
Clifton. Nobiy had her promise been re.
dremed; heroicslly had ale gone through
her selfimposed task, with no wavering Of
heart or purpose; and oil this had proved
a fresh incentive to her brother. Very
pleasant 10 his sisters heart WINS The story
d her hroiher's dis,ancing all his class.
mates in Ihtr colege-race; and always af.
ter receiving information of the prizes
which had been awarded ilin, her work
seemed lighter and the burden easier to be
borne. ...... .HJ... ..r.H ... I'D. ..ft
II was a summer sunset, The broad
golden folds Of the twilight lay bright and
massive in the west. like great truce Gags
hung pul BY angels in The horizon. The
sumner wind sighed low and melodious
through the long grass on the narrow
lawn. and slirredup the leaves Of the ho.
peysuckle, which jraped the portico oI
the cottage where Mrs. Clifton and her
daughter had made their home. Il was a
Very t1uin one, Snd y'et h looked ,rry
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Boatru.


n Tale OF tine Sea-
Ny Garry was youthful, my Garry was EAy,
When made her bride and we hAstenea away. H
Ny Carry and |.
The ssis caught the breeze that 30 lovingly blew.
And our ship In her pride cut the oamlng waves thro'
And laughed at the sky. r
Our hearts were both hopeful and light as the sIraY
As sprang from our vessel each side Of her way
To kiss The cold sea,
And we saw In the blue below and above, sY
All our hopes pictured out In two oceans oflove--
couple were wei
But the clouds from the edge o. the ;water Aro,e
And black gloomy curtain. when day sought repose
And shaj cd the deep:
Al midnight, In terror we rushed 10 the deck,
With my hand In her own, her arm round my neck,
Ny dearest to keep.
But one shift OF the wind one toss Of the sea,
Snatched away In an instant my treasure from me
The blast whispered Ascreann--
The lightning hissd endke DER trough In the wave
Where one that loved implored me to save
Oh. my Godi did dreamf
The storm rolled away. and In told tha, the sea
As lovely as ever is dancing IN glee.
All the impiouS wave,
May dance even to mock al my sorrowful gloom,
Aud laugh out wall Ger her NAtery tomb5
NJ heart 10 her grave
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Daguerrean Gallery.

NER.E. NJ. ENsMINGER wouldrespectfull, !,
ll inform the ppblic that no has RSrmaHsntl,
located In the town Of Ashland. Hisrooms are
fitted up with special regard to tho comfort o
visitors, who viii always be welcome, whether
they wish for alikencss ,or callto sec the gale
Ty Of pictures.
Determined tospare neither pains oreG pens,
Mr.. EnSmlneer will furnish likeuesses that shal
not be surpassed. His prices vary from rs cent?
to o5 90.
eJ-Hh roomi may De found In he second siort
cf toe bulldog nor occupied by Wdiiuck 4 CGNn
AugustS. iitf
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Il Il Nj OVAL.

T w. BARNES has removed hs GROCERY
u STORE, from the old Stand formerly oc.
eppied by A. W. Peters, to the building formerly
occupied a. the Mansion House by s. Rutan,
nearly opposite the sampsel House. lie would
bs happy to see all his old trends and customers,
aud as many new ones as may be disposed to give
him call. HE assortment Of FAMILY GRO
cRRlEs 10 complete.
Ashland, Nov, 3, 1852.
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HO to the Rescue.

-Now 9 Meiine TO ms. your Property.
T y.SPRENGLE 10 Agent Tor a number Of In,
~. best FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms. COMPANIES In the United states. Person,
wishing insurance 10 any ofths above deDartmsnti
will and to their advantage to call on the ABOVE
81 the Office Of the Ashland MutuslIns. Go.
Nov. 10, 1851. akai
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New Jewe,Ey store.

"a T GooDFELJow has opened. lp
A%tSA Il. the new room 9doors east Of ReI
QfHTM nor's store, on Main Street, watch
Nh ~ and jewelry estphliShment, where he
TX, NZT4 will offer every article usually kept In
1NSss1SA~ such Embellishments, at very low rates.
Amonshis stock may be found,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Ladies' Gold Breaches, Grape, EnAmeled, Cluster and
Knot, Ear Drops, Hoops and rings. Gold Rings.
LoeketS Pencils, Cuff Pins. Scarf Pins, Keys; pure
Knives, Salt and Sugar shovels. SpectacleS and
Cases OF all kindp Knives, Needles Pens and Holders
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, Eye Shades
and Goggles. compasses, cloekS, AeeordeOns, &C..
June 3. iBS3-iy1
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CALIFORNIA
LIFE INSURANCE

OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GIN
ClNNATI, OHIO
.fISHIs reliable Company 10 prepared TO insure
Il tho Liveso all persons in good health, both
on tho Mutual aud Joint Stock RlAp. their
'. CAPITAL is 10o,oe0 DOLLARS!
All paid In, aud managed by Board Of Direc-
rect rs, composed OF men Of capital, integrity
Anl influence. This Company will insure the
lives Of persons desirous4o visit the GOLD RE-
EION OF California, at 8 per cont. extra. Per-
sons going to CalifotAiA should not failt sesurs
to thar families Policy Of Insurance on their
Lives. Call and get q pamphlet aud examine the
plan adopted BY this Company.
L. J. SpRENGLE. Agent.
Attic Oliice, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
Comp my. Gustsvis osterlin N. D. Medical e1'
minor for this County.
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q XXTiLLIAM RALsToN, Watch and
E2A w 0lock-Aiakor, ,duin-stteei, Ash land
Esll ohlo. Gold and steel Pens. and choice
variety ofJewelry, kopt eOnStaHtlyon hand.
Janupry iS4S' IS
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Business Notifes.
'8i-9N IegHOTELs. Ilf8lA
FULLER HOUSE,
".'i Loudonville, Ohio.
A CAR D.

MRS. NJ. McNuLTY having purchased and
Nl completely renovated the 'McNulty House,
lately kept by Mr.. W. Robinson, is now prepared
to meet her numerous friends and customers.-
She therefore respectfully invites the travelling
public 20 give her call, as she is discriminate
use every effort in her power to mske comforta-
BILE all those who may favor hor with their custom
Having engaged the services Of Mr.. A.W. MEL
STEINER, az Landlord who tits well known stands
at the top of his profession, in that capacity, the
public need no better guaranty that their every
want will be complied with. An industrious araa
attentive os,ler manages the stables, and every
attention will bO psid,o horses placed In his
charge.
Ashland, January 90, 1858. 36u
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ]. P. SMITH,
Dr. Thalnas HAYS

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery,
CAvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio also
- Justice ofthe Peace, and Notary Public.
April i3.-lyH
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BADNESS CURED.
Enerson's American Hair Restorative

Emersohb AmerIcaH HfaIE NoStUIuuVo'
TSoR restoring tho Hair on heads hopelessly
ii Bald, and to prevent the hair from falling
is Winning golden opinions from persons who are
duced 10 the public, and will stand on its own
merits. Some Of the bes. citizens Of Cleveland
and Pittsbufg, who were hopelessly bald a few
months since, have now the evidence on ihci'
Aeadsto shew OF its merits. The proptistop hpye
such confidence in Il that they authorize theii
agents 10 take heads on guarantoes-Price to be
agreed upon between tho parties.
AgsHtG
..s- c.eJ. Rista. Ashland.
MS. SAMAsELL,i
HKYrs & KiEHINeER, Hayosyille.
c. y. FISHER b CO., Proprietors,
81, Superior st., ClsSciHnd, Ohio.
May IS, 1879. i4
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BOOTS AZ rs BOOTS {!

I'm TTNHE undsrsigned having resolved to
IL hereafter 60 II on his own individual
vAshook, would say to his friends that he has
purcha sed Of John P. SwinsfoTd his stock aud
rented his Shop on Main street, opposite llgei's
saddlery Shop, whers he will bs prepared 10 do
a. good and kne work as any establishment in the
county can produce. c. A. HuMEs.
Ashland, August 3, 1858. llH r
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Much agitation prevail, ia ,hs Raiss
States from fear Of femme. Thsss Aw
been short wheat hpEsa In 'fsaiaj, j
rarnza aud Imula.
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7. hilton.

Grs N6TbAHU. oHIoS
NTTHOLEsALE dealer In salt, water Lime,
wv Lake Fish Of all kipds, Lehlgh and
;BlaeksmIth's Coal, water Lime, &c, &c.
~ CASH PAID FOR WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
yAc., IL al tines. Grain stored on favorable
lsrms. Advances made 10 sab when desired.
juno 20, 1883. tm6'
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EAIURDAY, Jan. 40 r. N.
1Asre considerable activity in the stock market
%Ssy, and IN some great fuct uation in prices
e grea test decline in Chesapeake and Ohio Trans
Isrtston and mining Company which went down ~
per share compared with the operations on Thursday
afternoon The regarding new loan still have
= Oppressive tendency upon Erie Railroad stock, which
may be set down Il lower than on the day previous.
On the other hand the Long Island and one or two other
Asads advanced. Az no European steamer sail
aay, the rates Of foreign exchange nominal and
bat little was doing.
Il is understood that the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
Dany contemplate increasing their capital stock
quarter of o million. The stockholders will have the
right to subscribe at par the proportion OF forty per
cent OF the amount Of this stock they may hold the
9Th February nexA
We annex tabse showing the receipts and payments
at the Assistant Treasurer Office and the receipts and
asrosits at the Custom House the week ending lat
evening"
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GRAND BAL DE sARACCO-UNnaR THE MANAGE,
VI ment of committee of his friends Nblos Saloon
is fenitivel postponed TO Thursday evening" February
lh on account OF another great sOee that to be given
on the 3D. by wealthy family This ball win be the
most fashona Bile and recherche of the The
brated musicians engaged. Tskets OF admission exau.
svey for the ball. with privilege of twelve or twenty
lev and circular containing full particulars can be
procured at Mr. Saraccos, No 40 Grand street four
doors west OF Broadway, by making immediate application
the number OF tickets is limited 1t IL scarcely
sary TO aude to Mr. Saraccos professional Abilities the
superiority of his talents and the rapid his
pupils admitted. Adults who have never danced be-
fore taught all the modern dances in single course
OF twelve lessons, and during this arrangement they
obtain tickets at third the terms The ances
taught will incllde the POLKA Schottsch Polka Redowa
Redowa Waltz Mazourka, Esmeralda, Gnq temps Waltz
German Cotillcns, &C., &C.
(tALFp0NIAN BALL-THE COMMITTEE OF THE
~ above ball respectfully to their country.
men and the public generally, that they viii give their
second annual CaledOnian ball, at 1ammany Hall,
Thursday evening, February 17h 1853 when
enjoyment Of those who may honor the ball with their
presence. Particulars in future advertisement.
JAS. g. McADAM, Secretary.
COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO THOMAS 9. ADKINS,
~ Leader Of the Washington Brass Band, to he given
at the City Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway on Tuesday
evening Feb. LIST, 1868. Tickets Sl-to had Of the
committee of arrangements at the the evening
o the ball Military gentlemen requested to appear
in uniform.
GIIREwsBURY HOp.-THE NEPTUNE CLUB VIII.
- give their annual ball at the Apollo Rooms on
Monday evening, February 2lst, 1853 Ticket. be
procured OF Mr.. G. q. Core,, corner Greenwich and
Resde sireas; Mr.. j. i. Woodworth IL Dutch street
MI j. Garland Of Bowery and Hester Streets or
Of any OF the members VI the club.
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Total receipts at the Custom House $500 5l6 55
Increase in the Treasurer's hands over the
previous week Observation-Disclosures. 1857 232 II
Those interested viii be glad TO learn that strong
effort will be made Monday in the u. S. Senate in
ashalf of the bill for the payment of the Texas boni
ladders Fee the telegraphc despatch in another column
We learn from the Indianapolis Journal that bill is
before the Senate nstructng the State officers mot to
receive any applications for banks under The general
law Of hast winter The given for this bill is, that
Wall street operators, New York, about to
charters for banks in many countless for the purpose OF
using the notes in New York, instead OF carrying 10
climate banking business in Indiana
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CLOTHING.

(,AsrOTT CiOI1lING-TTrRlI THOUSAND D0II Ars
~ worth panied.-Gsntlcmen having large small
quantities OF good left OF clothing 10 dispose Of OBJ
tain The FUN value In current money, by calling
sondiug for JAMES hoRoNEy, II Orange Stree;, 18th
store jro1S Chatham rgsst.
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z aal 49, - - - 1855
SI'OYsTING.


Johnny WALKER ~ TO BE FOUND At No. 49,
a Canal street, three doors wcst Of Broadway, where
he win be happy 10 see HIS old and friends sparrnr
taught every hour Of Tho day. Gcntlcmen attended az
vhe'r residences. Apply asatovc
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DRY GOODS

cyllKs. uoAKs AND sHAwIS-JUyT RE(H1vQ
FUN assortment Of plain pouit de sole, Marie LcuN
bne chocolate brown ashes Of roses, and al ohsr a.
sira6le shades Also rich brocade some pAid an
gacs sipa cloaks and msnlas At reduced prices can
ton Grape sad other ehaw aoes and enbroiderss Fer
sale BY TIFFANY CUTTING, a2l BroAcwaV,
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T.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A ElW CATHOLIC MONTH"; Y, At ~ PER ANNUM
"A pay able invariably in advance.-Win BE- publshei
in few days, the Metropolitan, a monthly magazine,
devoted TO religion, education, literature and general in
t0rIBston edited by clergy Zach number OF the
Metropolitan viii contain forty sight pages royal octave
printed good paper, fsom yoo1 clear, bold type,
forming n the end Of the year handsome volume Of sd
pages, a the most choice Catholic literature re1os.-
Tho work Will be delivered 10 subscribers In The principal
cities sent ny mail fee Of postage, ~ two dollars per
Hnnum, IN advance Thtee copies will by nail
free Of postage, for yeuy for ,e dollars six copiss
ten dolara; thirteen copies for twenty dollars AZ this
work viii be conducted strictly I'll, cash principle no
attention S he paid 70 orders unaccoopsnicd with The
caeh. specimen number win be gratuitousIy TO
guch rs may wish to rct agents otherwise aid
disseminating the work. The trade win be supplied on
liberal terms, BY VIZ. TAYLOR A co,
Agents. IL lark place.
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ITO TIE GRAND COUNCIL kC.--TAAMANY HALL
J. jan 81, iS53.-We, the undersigned hereby state
that the nee made Of Our by the Grand Council
Of Snchems OF the Society OF 1ammany Columbian Or
der, at meeting held the 20tn inst, without
authority; and further state that the assertion
IN The cell or order OF the said Couuc that creden
tias hcn and there pro lneed i utterly alc Oar
credentials produced bciore The committee OF which
Thomas j. Barr is Chairman, and Of which
hers and handed to. ari rgnau in The posses
sion Of, the secretaries o. the said committee.
First Wart-hicholss nmond, Michael Halpn. Richard
T. Aulligan.
Eighth WaTd-Ge,shon ,ohen, Il. T. Compton.
Ninth Wnrd-Eugene HcGrsth, Henry ircuiarius, Jr.
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M sNoIR ON THE PHYSICAL AND POLITICAL.
1Fl Biography OF New Gt9nsda, with q map BY
General l. e. he bcsapeya eNPfosacDt OF that rcpnbc
member of several scientific societies Translated from
the spanish, by Theodore Dwight Read before the
graphical and statstca Hocie, Of New York Published
~ the tfanaloor al llB broadway and sold by all book.
sellers. Aso, "MemoIs Sobre Ia GeoqrA6a Fisica '
iolitiea de 10 Nueya Granada" Schs same work, in
the original with nap
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LBVERTISEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
- )
CHAJL REMAIN N TOWN SOME TIME--IEr Me
~ hear from YOU W.
1HHE PERSON WHO, WITHOUT LEAVE OR LICENSE,
took suAdry papers, and other articles, from
No Al Howard Hotel, on Friday evening" 2Sth Instant,
Si confer favor by returning the papers, which OF
value only TO the owner through the Post Office address
I'd to Howard Hotel" The inkstand may be retained
compensation for the in luck attending the enterprise,
end lasting meniento Of the fact that all il not goi
that happens TO Re done mp in brown paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A PUBLIC MEETING or THE CITIZENS AND OWN
az of property in the city OF New York, will
Be held at the Merchants Exchange, Tuesday
she FIRST day OF February next, at two O'Clock T. A.
Tor the purpose Of Expressing their approval Of the act
4 the Senate Of the State Of New York passed 18th
Instant relative TO the construction Of railroads in cities
Of this State generally and the city Of New York in par
Ncuar and 10 take into consideration the reforms lied
for In our city government.
George Griswoid, Grinpon Minturn & "a,
qhouas u. Foster Spofiord 4 Tileston,
Y. & ID. Fowler, John c. Greene,
David Ogden, g. +. Stevenson,
Howland 4 Aspin ali William Whitlock,
W. g. Wetmore Silas q. Herring,
John Cryaer, W. w. De Forest,
Jno r. Peters, benjamin T. Camp,
And NIL
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Two 1Ef-FlVE NEW BUICK uCIL1NGS ON FTv-
Il tieth street, between Brraiwey aud Eighth avenue
having All the convenience Eraton satsr Aiao neat
two story cottage in Yorkvile Aluh between IL aud
i. n, to JAMES A. SIMJNs 81 Chambers street
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gIy0 IlI-TliE HOUSE AND Stable NO "a BOND
street. The premises 70 feet by 200 extending
Bond to Jones street Ina 4ire If $. DRAPER,
uer of Pine aud William streets
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Two LIT OR iEAsE-TH@' kArIbE BUILDING 1855
broadway. two doors above White street. she store
viii he enlarged TO uit tea1t i reluired posscssio"
corner Of Readc street.
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n, RAIis.--Nsw JGAli0NS.--A POPULAR TRFA-
NJ tse tha came and Of neryou-y deb'itated
health and eneeblcd constitution that hsrrass the young,
beses the OF p sgrc, business ana study, and
ifers old age Just puhUshed 0Dd 80 be Md yIelis,
~ sldrsseIn, post PAID boz 1os Broadway ro cflce,
Nee YORK
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VXTANrrIs-A SUIT OV FURNISHED ROOMS, OR A
w firni. house in the vicinity Of Union square
Address box J21 Post Cfhce
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DROOKLYN LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP, AND ON EASY
I'D terms.-Four lots Lafayette avenue, adjoining
Bedford avenue and lot in the OF Sklnan street,
adioinng-eacb 25Alco. sixty Fer cent remain on
bond ard mortgage for three years Apply al No South
William street up stars.
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sT>O THE MEMBERS OF THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY
i Associate Am endeavor having been made to
set aside and anDu the ballot lately held with respect 70
the change Of location members opposed 10 removing
TO Astor place urgently requested 10 sign memorial
to that eject at The desk Of the library, within
week.
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LSOR SALE OR TO LhT--A NEW THREE-. r0EY
liz house in Thiri y-ninth street between Second aud
Third avenues, with tro,nn water in the street.
street graded, sidewalks being laid and gas ia to be
pnt in the street For terms, apply TO w. W. EAsT0N,
corner Of Broadway and Thirty second street.
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1>ARM FOR SAIE--ONE OF TIE BEST IN ROCK
IL land county, lille from Charcstown Station,
the Erie railway, ana % miles from New York containing
rs Of fine land in the highes state Of cultivation
with abundance OF fruit. The buildings and fences al
nearly and OF the best kind. For PARTICULARS in
autre at 40 Warren street.
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IL ORsES WANIED.--A PAI} OF PERFECTLY MATCH
IL ed and valuable carriage horses, about sixteen
hands high pony built. Bay preferred Apply at ga
NJ, or 7. 1t 10 Granercy ARK Twentieth street be
tween Fifth and Irving place or by letter. IL from
The country, addressed as aboSe u
VALENTINE g. HAIL
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HORSES. CARRIA aIss, sc,

s. IS 81 .-.s +.
INoR SAII,-A VERY TINE BAY uI.NRY lToGsE
H. fifteen hands high; four years old; very styiish
pleasant driver perfectly broke to Al uses fast travel
cr and warranted sound and Kind in every resncct M
be- seen ut the lumber yard corner of Monroe and Mont,
gomery siIeots.
-.
NEW YORK HORSE DAZAAn, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN Auction sale of horses, 80, &C. every Monday and
Wednesday, Mt IL O'Clock Az private saIc suIe ror
rovre, suitable for physician.
JOIN III Gan fl1U propYlctoy
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FJ'0 JEWELLERS OR WATCH DEAGERS.-AN OFTTM
i be leased for the above business at the corner
OF Broadway and Dey street The Uice fronts Broadway
and IL The second hoort 81 the best locations
in New York. Eeptsioo. Apply q NEVILLE 90.
1876 Broadway.
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POLITICAL.


yISAMMANY HALL. JAN. rs, 1s53--NOIJCE-rHE
i SaeLems Of the ianmany Society having arrogaed
themselves the right Of regulating the affairs the
Democratic Republican party Of this city and coanty the
Democratic Republican GENERA! Committee for the sty
and county OF New York win be daily notified oil their
next meeting. THOMAS J. BARR, Chairman, Iro tenn
G G. @"pxs " ''A''s'' Secretaries, pro ten.
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AJOTiCE--TTiE SPECIAL COMMITTEE 10 WHOM WAS
IN referred the subject of disseminating the "
steam by the Hudson River Railroad Company bcow
Hxteth street. win meet 20 hear parties Interested IN The
subject at the Library, No IL City Hail. Monday 3st
met, at O'Clock p. 81 VIM. NJ Tweed A. a. upn-
man, VIM. j. Peek, John Boy John DohcIty s. r. x.
Ward James NJ Bard Special Corn.nittae.
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A MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC
"A Republican COMMITTEES, elected to for 1883
held al the Star House, No l26 Cedar street. Friday
evening 18th inst after the necessary preliminary ar
rangepents, the following gentlemen unanimously
chosen permanent officers Of sad Committee for the
.nsuing year;-Charies Cannon, Chairman; John II. VIII
hams Secretary Joseph Petty, Assistant secretary; viii
liz Johnson Treasurer Aft sr the business oil eecting
officers gone through the following resolutions
unanimously adopie,:--
Resolved, That the democracy Of the lirst ward ap-
prove or and will sustain the pursued by dele
gates Nicholas DimGnd Michael HQlpin and Richard r.
Muhgan, 10 the Democratic Republican General Commit!
Of the city Of New York snd the organize ton said
Committee, OF which Thomas j. Barr ESD, IL Chairman
pro tenn. and iha vii! not recognize tho nets Of any
spurious, self constituted committee.
Resolved, That representing the democratic of
this ward procls I'm adherence 10 the great
Of the compromises and the slavery question aud
hat hold 10 the doctrine TINT iuli force and effect
shall BIZ given Ia the Fpgrc slave Law; believing that
constitutional duty and good faith 10 the Southern
Sia ties oi this coniederacy, demand at bands faith
fui execution Of s laws sanctioned by the constitution OF
the United States
Resolved. That approve OF the sentiments contained
IN the protest read By Alderman Thomas j. Barr before
lie raehems, and recommend il circulation 10 the do
mncrscy at the Union.
Resolved That the above resolutions be published in
the Herald aud National Democrat.
CHARLES CANNON Chairman.
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