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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator of the United States.

fiIIi r. VIvcENNEs. ISp., June Is. 1853.
Prof. O. WooD--Dear Sir: As YOU about to man
ucure extensively aud vend your recently discovered
Hair Restorative. Will state, for whomsocver II may
that have used AMI known others use IL That
have for several been in the habit OF using other
Hair Restorves, and thal find yours vastly superior
to any other know IL entirely eleanses the head Of
dandrun and with one months proper will resterc
any persons hair the original youthful color and tex
turc giving healthy soft and glossy appearance and
all this without discoorng either the bands which app!
it, the dress which drops. would therefore. re-
commend its use to every one DESTROYS OF having fine
color and texture to hair. W iLSON KING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
ROOTS AMI SHOES.

4 LARGER SUPPLY, than have before offered
~ tor sale, we have hand and on The way. We
call the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS toa stock
oi unusual variety. selected for ths market purchased
from the best manufactures at the Lowest rates As we
make this exclusive business, hold out
strong inducements traders. To favor with call.
= sep27 .Hrr.fe q -V.K. HEN DRlGkSts so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
BREAD! cAKEsN cRAcKERslN

bh6AD! CHhdo!! CfNaOzA11Ns5t!! -1r
NTcREYNOLD d WARD silll continue their Bakery
lfI Main stree; between First and Second. here
they will al all tines be inreadiLess 10 suIpls old nd
customers with choice ana fresh article Of Brssad
Cakes aud Crackers. They have. account of u cir
increa business necessary 10 ploy Efea
Cart. which will daily in ts ansre a:d Pan asoo &c
ppiy their at distance n Give trial
and we will give you no cause TO complain of sosr
bread. feblj
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07

C,TAR cANDLES.-l5O boxes Star Candles, /, ! and
- whole boxssin store and for sale by
noyI0 1900 ALLIs d HOWEg.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
sTirE OLE ILLINOIS !

/ 20 C.RIYtE. June -, lisa.
have used Prof O. j. Woods Hair Restorative. AMI
have admired its wonderful effect. My hair becom
ing thought prematurely gray but by the use oIhis
hcstorave, il has resumed lis original color and
have doubt permanently
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07

ForsIlirfprmaiou and Through ickts. apply at The
Office Southeast rOrucr %! broadway and FroEt 81 OF
at the Depot, Cincinnati. 81 'L'
-fI .Iu.if W. A LATHAM. Tuke, Agent.
.tt J. ". SrRAiiER, q, neral Agent.
M. WILKINSON. Agent, Evansville.
nncI2. IG.Wr,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
Hon. J NJ. CLAYToS &C., &C., dc
DEPARTMENT or STATE

WhSllnSiOn April So, 1871.
SIR: have the honor acknowledge the receipt of your
note of tie 29;i instant informing that her Britannia
Ma!csty's government have entirely approved OF the Ian
guanr which you held aud the which ynn gave
me- with reference my enquiry TO whether il true
that Mr. Chafcld had made treaty with Costa ca taking
thai republic under British protection that you have been
fur hcnoc instructed that your government
has mai" and has intention OF making any treaty
arrangement with Costa Rca Of that kind and that you
are also add that wOnld be contrary the fixed
ana settle! poicy VI Great Britain en!anEle herself by
aGy aaecut protect distant States whose policy
and conauc would be Impossible io her exercise any
effective control
this government has vcd this friendly rom
tia; her Bannc Majesty. the especially rs
All strengthen the bonds .: ai,y existing be-
tween respective countries.
avail myself OF his opportunity 10 renew 10 you sir the
assurances ri my distinguished consideration.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON
Right ii,n Sir H. T.. BuLwER &c &C. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
,,FGI,r.AruRE or VIRGINIA.
i'EipAY, JANUARY H. 1903
SENATE.
II liAsos in III, Char.

IL NAsoS in the CLAIR.
omurication from the House NJ Delegate vas read
90 ,rrifusn;s to the bill allowing William HuoaG H.
,.. Of !lOuduEs Statue o! 'inahin.ion were 0gf.cd
" g.Ox,- iron, i'c se!"c! committee on that s'tIec',
,.rnr. pi xcnin- the dane to commencing ihc tfoVi-
-. <. i. ,rc PianS HJ.t.
riSEs PcSAL-!Es.
.:,. -. a;ly2.nsa :"-trrhT, II htd under con
sG- i'll lG. .1:n- 81 ~ fs:nssion t" tass 'na rs
,:.,z7fg. g-o5 - -u7srF" - lie 5E "3c, -
r-.t. III: >EI.4 .tliaN to- tst.c, aii of.ci=
- p-irt.t.
EEsoLU7I
y. ur.,n 4 NJ SHa.osHcsniytt, Tina; the Commit
Ire or Finance. &c enquire lit" TIN expectancy oil refund
np ~ Alexander Myyick S!.cIi Southampton, the cum
Of s 50 cts being The amount Of nsgven TAX accounls
mid ~ % the s,ii Sheriff.
On motion 81 81 Bnows-Re- oivcj, Thai The CLERK Of
tho senate instructed furnish printed statement u
ty condition md various stages Of s bills now in posses
sion Of ths Senate.
On motion oi Mr CARKtSoToS Rcsolved, That l!l' Com
mtc Roads Ne, enquire into the e1petency OF ncor
pcflin. company construct Plank Road from Bin
f'l Fork point Tho B0rdton and Petersburg PLANK
Road. 81. Tam'nsny, on the Roanoke river.
PETITIONS
Mr SHAcKE-ruRb presented III. petition OK Fn G. Lip:
CONT yng compensation for necessariss furnished tc
tie elrrd or protecting the jail OF Madison county.
Mr. McDEARI0S presented the petition OF {. W. Stat
nam md others OF The city of Lsnciomg, asking the pas
sage Of Tree tinang law.
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Mir REoEs called up Tue bill 10 amend the 18Th section .
,r Sin chapter cf the Code Of Virginia, concerning ht
Military School and Lexington Arsenal.
M RzeEs proposet substitute for the BILL Qayns th'
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p0EcsCAk..
EVENING Ar MN.
sY MAY RE.

The evening shadows deep 'nlng s'a'a'
Within the dusky sky ala',
Where twilight, with trembling na"''
Rclishts the watchful evening sN
God, out away,
Speeds rowing day,
O'sr wave aud wave, 10 sea-lo sea
While pilgrims wend
In prayer 10 bend,
Beside the altar of thy khee!
The wing, the dusky wing OF Might
Ia In the sky and DER the sea;
And starry eyes, like angels bright,
Keep calm and holy watch o'e' me.
God, low The strain
Awakes again,
From birds that sing al eve 10 Thee,
And calm Ia sought,
In holy thought
Beside the altar of thy knee
Nv Father Ear,h's warm eyelids iuli'
And weary hands | raise TO lnee'
While tuaeful bells of slumbeI coll,
Lean, lean Thy bosom bless'd 10 me
While round me ride
The night and tide,
OF Slumber's dark mysterious sea,
The rover's breast
Shall rock 10 rest,
Beside the altar Of thy knee!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
British LEoArIos, April 90, 1850.


SIR: have The honor 10 inform you that hcr Majesty
gnverunCn, haze entirely approved OF the language "hch
held 10 with reference IN your inquiry as ~ whether
il was ru. that Mr. Chatfeld had made treaty with Costa
ca taking that republic under British protection, ana OF
the assurance ihc gave you TINT did believe from
opinions which had heard her alucstys Secretary oil
for Foreign Affairs express that he could have au
,nIlzcd Mr.. Chucd make any treaty placing the re-
pubic Costa Rca under The protection vi her Majesty
have been Furthermore instructed 10 state Ia that The
British government has made md has intention OF
making any treaty arrangement with COSTA Rlca Tor
taxing that Sla!c under British protection.
also dcrred 10 add that II would be contrary TO the
fixed settled policy of Great Britain entanele hersc
by any engagement protect distant States whose
policy and conduct i, would be impossible for the British
government 10 exercise any effective control Such pro-
lcrtoate would confer possible advantage Great Br
tnn and might become the source OF many embaassmcns
her.
avail my self of this opportunity you the
surancc OF my highest consideration.
II. l.. BULWER.
Hon ] NJ CLAYTON &C., Sc. dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
Right ii,n. Sir ii. l.. BuLwr
L. SrxArr ainy 20 $50

The follow ing resolution was under consideration:
.sclv,i (w". lhir,s az the present concuru2
That S,ae advise and consent the ratification n the
convention between the United States OF America and her
Britannia Majesty, concluded al Washington the 18Th day OF
Apdi A d. 1880.
And The vote being taken thereon resucdyeas A.
ll-ls follows:
YEAS Ms>srs Badger, RnEiwu, Bell Bcrrlcn, Butler,
Cass C:as" Clarke, Clay C"rr Cnr~n, Davis Of Massa
chuses Dawson, Dayton, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge q"
Iowa Fslch, FoGte u: Mississippi Greene Of Rhode
Island II sc. Houston, Hunter Jones I" Iowa King Man
gun Mas Miller. Morton. Norris Pearcc, Pratt, S-has
lian. Seward Shields Smith, Soul" Spruance Sturgcun
Iiud.rwl,.' Wni,a Haa W.Sstcri2
NAYS ir-ss. A'ch:s:a. BIrnni. Bright. Clemens, pa
sis 81 Ms.,.s,r1, Dickinson. pouglas Iutney Walaer
Whiiromo aud Tulte-ll.
So he Sen2te advised aid consented 10 the ratification OF
tie said convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

The country roads IN oil this section OF the State
ported 10 be- Al tits time, positively shocking We have
had much wei weather that travelling except lrrnpises
and rail roads is almost OF the question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

John Petit Esq, has hecn elected United Sl,tas Scra.
tor by he ndiana Legislature, TO e.! lie uncxpad cf
James Whromb Deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

John NJ Clayton Esq, has been elected Senator in
Congress- BY the Legislature of Delaware for full OF
six years from the fourth OF March next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10 The Wheeling e1curslcnists Gid
not arrive 'i o'clock This morning They all we'll hu!
very much taigued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

Wa observe by card published In the asl Nansemond
Enquirer that John R. Kby Esq, declines being cand
date the election for delegate represent that
county Il .he Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

There lG6 marriage Icen'.a Issue. ron Ie CerE r
Ofica >! Rockingham Cc@a,y, during hc Year !a5i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
,:a ItiS led.

WASHINGTON, JAS. Ii. -M:. Kin. !en iJr Havana
Yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, April 10 1850.
SIR have nov the honor to submit to you, In shape
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

TRIAL OF JOHN S. HORMLEY FO.l MURDER
This case :anc NJ pcc II! OF the Superior Court
c Chesterfield, wh.cl! cn1mcnccd on Monday last, and is
progressing snwiy. Up 10 bali past oc!rck, Wednesday,
Competent JI:or hal been Obtained ytwstani!n.
tie ire panel Petersburg, numbering thirty and
pUrtiGn OF that from i;ichuund had been cAh4 listed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

MEETING OF oCEANUS FIRE ENGINE COM.
"A pany No H. after returning from annual parade
motion, IL was unanimously
Resolved That return sincere thanks Mrs Smp
SON. NO ~ Bowery, for tho beautiful sk American flag
wreath and ornaments attached thereto; which Of
snahe we VIII cherish in hearts, behalf Of the fair
Resolved That sincere hereby rendered
MISS b. for the beautiful wreath of natural and
10 young Master Abram Lane wreath Of artificial fow
ers and also TO all wis eynced acts OF kindness
to US on that occasion. ALSO,
Resolved, That tender our sincere thanks Mr. j.
Besson, Of the Mercer liberal supply
men's furnished us after our parade n.xpp ro,
w. T. LEwErs Secretary
ATA MEETING OF MARION HOOK AND LADDER
IA Company No. IL, held n from annual
parade, on motion, 1t was unanimously
rendered Marion Hose No. A. the
to and the line Of the parade and also for the many
be forgotten.
Resolved That also sincere thanks Lady
burg for their in loanng the use of their truck
MICHAEL Il. FISHER Chairman.
JArrrs r. DAVIES, Secretary.
IA Ladder Company, No. II, held at the Truck House
On se AFTER TIE parade the following resolutions
Resolved, That return sincere shanks Hope
zine Company No 81, for escorng through fine
march, ALSO to Mr., James Riley the ward Museum
Hotel Tor his e1ertion in furnishing supper
parade.
Resolved, That sincere thanks 20 Mr. d. K
Underhillt exforeman Company for tho bountifu
supply OF champagne Lie furnished at our supper.
r, - JAMES RoSELL Foreman.
NEW YORK OCT. 10, Is53.--AT A SPECIAL MEET
~ ing OF LOOK and Ladder Company No. IL, held
adopted
Resolved, That return our thanks to Mr. John st. Min
me- OF NO 20 Greenwich street. for his bountif supply Of
Refreshments furnished from te parade
\. H. CARL, See. JAMES R0SELLE Foreman.
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SPORTING, Sc.

A CARR 40 THF PuniIc.--REs PFc1ING THE LATE
~ Nllt between John Nprriasey and James sullivan,
rt ts card In sof valuable parcf, fr te purpose
forming friends, wcli as the Iutlc. that the
tii N the hands 20 the ffatebuiner
given until tile matter IS thoroughly nvestisatcd All
hieds, well that portion ~ the ,nbiic who wcro
lrrstnt al the late contest satisfied that nr
ttt rlce under which itnsht tho hht haaorlfly
fairly Az ths matter is anieahy fctsltf rd
he takes are given w. shall take pleasure intrinf
he pubic, and also NY ircncs through column
lapsr remain, refJ,ctf.ly, JAMES SULLIVAN.
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Anew YORK HERALD GUARD ATTRNTION-TUH
In Of the above company hereby notified t.
attend q meeting and drill at Centre market upper drill
room en- Tuesdsy evening October Is. by order Of
JAMES ENNIS, Commandant.
WILLIAM r. LEsoARD, Secretary.
NotceApy Of tine employees Of the Herald WISHING Ia
join invited To attend the York Herald uarl
composed exclusively Of those connected with Office
JAMES ENNIS, Commandant
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES.
PERSONAL.


INFORMATION WANTED-OF DANIEL MORRISON,
from the county Down. ireland. lie arrived this
eight when last heard he
Ohio Any Of him will be thankfully received
by brother John Morrison Williams Bridge Wsstchssr
county, N. Y Ohio and Western papers please copy.
HJOT1CE-ANY PERSON WHO WAS A PASSENGER
IN in the train Of the Hudson river railroad from
Albany, reaching New York about O'Clock, r. the
18th day August last (Wedneday) and who in tho
last Canal street will confer favor BY sending his a
dress to box 34Ut, at the New York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

NoTICE.-GABRIEI, blow YOUR HORN FIRST
IN Ward Magnetizers Fifth Annual Parade-The Grand
Carnival Of Gothamthe New York Ircmcns Parade thrown
in tho shade
The battalion will form in limo the Battery at O'clock
headed by the famous Julian Band. Tho Sque Coca will
bring Up the rear headed ~ band Of hrothsrs rhs bat
talon will move o'clock up Broadway TO Fulton street
Park and halt in front a the City Hall where they will be
Common Cornell AID the several heads Of dett ,ns after
which they will proceed Broadway 70 Chambers street,
down Chambers 70 chatham pp Chatham 60 tho Bowory up
Bowery 20 Grand down Grand 70 Alon, Alien 20 Hous
ton VI Houston 20 the Bewcry, Bo~ery to Fourteenth
street DOWN Fourteenth to Eighth and out 80 tao
Abbey Returning they wparade the principal streets on
the side Of Broadway down to tho Battery where they
viii be dismssed Ar this She Grand gala day in New York,
che citizens will suspend their tusncss former parade
days.
He policemen drty 10 the several streets will keep tom
clear wAila tho Pre- eesson mo ing. by order ~
PAR COY, Chief
81 those who settled ere rslyss 70 hs On deck
early. No. Waahintcr srct, whore the ti I'D VIII be
MARTIN CRECIER, Captain.
(nbs. NcCAY, Secretary.
c0tuuer viii DO at No Nashingson Etgcct, with Gevo
raj drCsfcs, on the morning &C tho parade.
stiRiTtALpunosQpuY- "a. u. Q, SPIRIT MEDIUM,
- Will receive those who wish H. examine Tie spiritual hc
at tho Hnrnoniai ROOMS zlJ Broadway th Spn.
nA}) day and cycnins; hours, 10 IL A. NJ too and
.lf. Ii AGmissicr 80, Continued Cycsy day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16
POLITICAL.

AT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC.
IA General Committee held ut Tammany Uvll,
and resolutions unanimously adopted =
Whereas the election held Ia the Eighth ward the 18th
Inst conducted in to prevent the democracy
Of tho ward from in the regular party organ
sAtion, therefore,
Resolved That said election having been desgnedy prost
euted the of the best interests party that
- and is hereby declared void
Resolved That the democratic electors
the Eighth ward friendly the general and State admins
traons be invited to hold election Monday evening"
18th that the poll be held at the southeast
Hudson and Dominck streets from to o'clock and that
they be invited elect five delegates TO the County Judicial
Convention to meet at Tanmapy Hail. Tuesday evening"
18th inst Eve delegates 10 the Fifth Senatorial Convention
20 meet Thursday evening" h ins at rs Prince street
Ave delegate TO convention TO nominate member Of As
osmby from the Sixth Assembly district fifteen members for
Ward Nominating Convention five members Of Council
District Convention from each Council district in the ward
and Ward Committee for 1853
Resolved, That William Wainwright L. Douglass Taylor
and Rtenhouse Davis be appointed inspectors for said
election. l.. b. SHEPARD, Chairman.
as gG9 1s%rs Secretaries.
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yruE LANDS or THE pETERsyuLE AssnrIArInN

TUE LANDS OF THE PETERsv1ILE ASSOCIATION
situated in the town Of New Rochelle unrivnled for
beauty and of there being trains
daily lbe subscription list is fast filling up Members poy
ING 80 weekly nstaents Of 20 entitled
city lots onequarer and in like proportion FOR
plots. Ample time given members To back dres
Regular meetings held every Monday evening" American
hs corner Of Broadway and Grand street Tor further par
titUls nprly 10 r. a. POTTER President No. Iian5ver
treet ". H. loyt, Secretary ~ Ninth avenue; Robert
isad! - g. II. Hatch y Cos, n William street.
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MII.LKERY AND DISSEMINATING.

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAIkING.
MRS. FITZGERALD, IN TAKING OCCASION THUS TO
l acknowledge he kindness Of her patrons since her
in business repcctfuy notifies her lady friends
that abe has removed her millinery to No 4o2 Bowoy oppo
rte Sixth street and prepared 10 offer splendid
mebt of silk fan and velvet bonnes which for richness of
material grace and elegance of style and hnish
in the city straw bonnes in Of braid
Miilinors supplied. Six miners wanted; and VIII
knows the business In ell its branches superior
viii he taken and boarded in the family Unexceptonabe
reference required The given good hands
II is unnecessary for Others TO apply.
DANs FEATHERS RIBBONS, B0NNETs ADJUST
received 600 dozen rich ostrich tips; AW do do. marabout
pumes; 900 do plume de eoquss Aso, leo cartons
styles ribbons which, together with large aud fashionable
assortment Of straw beaver and folt Lcnnets will be cold
low for epsh. by J. u. HOMER,
"a and &c John street. corner William
ITO LADlES-MKS. j. T. REILLY, LADIES' DRESS
maker, No. 9Weft Fifteenth street Fifth evepuc.
Ladies' DESTROYS have tcir dresses in the best
respectfully solicited for their Good hands
wanted
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A LExANDkE's KID GLoyEs.-GENTs' AND LADIES'
e ties Iss most s sa s and exquisite y. q soar
skacosBg 'S s Bss%ss a%r1s'as
DREss, AND nANTIILA TRIMNINGs-KonLsAAr
~ Brothers ~ John street in a eompiets as
srabe styles gmps faooas velvet r6boas frage but
,ss as As sfs ss a. Of assy
lots TO suit purchasers
L,0REloN sHAwLs.-Trg SUBSCRIBER INyITEs
the attention Of ladies and al really
e:,S H. an saa sas
other Esssrn WIN b found embodied IN Ill, col
lection with !. cash
x. Re ssS ss' NY to gs . G
sas
@ nd s ns nh nsss e sSs
Foreign Shawl and Cloak Warehouse s6l Broadvsy.
r YON's JONES' NEW CLOAK AND SHAWL ROOM
and other aaNis Also Paris cio at truly mode
rate Union House. III Hudson street. opposite Dominck
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF BRUSSELS AND
ropotan Hotel To let tho ssconi oor Of the house No.
s2s broadway. Apply to JULES DELcRoIx, No. sos
Broadway
CILK AND COTTON INpIA RUBBER BRAIDs AND
suit purchasers, at KoHLsAAT BRoTBEFs S, q Jchn St
SUPERIoR LYONS vELyETs; IN ALL WIDTHS.
siatss in the Choicest shades Of ~ ors A. KERR
Co, 7e7 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street.
TEN FRESH CASES OF PARIS cLoAKs, MADE Elk.
pressy to the subscrbers order for city retail
will be opened and displayed to-day At the Paris Man
@ an f Of IN: sh:
sloh Also, ready endless variety of the fashionable
cloth tamas and ibusers which there
ly so great demand. GEO. BULPlN, 36i broadway.
ITO THE LADIES.-WE HAVE JUST OPENED SIEVE.
W. raj ease, yS of mssnSs and to wnch
at b. and yard article entirely to this market
LYONS JONES Union House, N7 Hudson street, between
Canal and Spring streets N Bl00dozen white BLACK
coored kid gloves "a Cd. pair.
VELvETs, CLOTHS, AND TRIMMINGg. ALFRED
' EDWARDS 4 CO., No. and IL Park place, have just
received choice Of ladies cloths wide hck
ooored superior Lyons velyets for coaks Also large and
attractive assortment Of rich cloak trimmings which Shey
Invite the attention of buyers.
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HOME STE ADS.


7 linden HILL, IN THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF
- Maspeth only ~ miles from Willismsb irgThe vslns
the lots In this choice location having beea tested by
auction sale and there being evident desire the q
yurchs obtain them the proprietor has resolved
the remaining part Of his farm and ut rado
and plant the That he will do In tho neacst
nerthc SIXTY feet wide to We planted with
leaed Linden tseg which win entte the property 70 the
ssrpass this for beauty ecenerys dry healthy SOIL
and excellent water and las the adyants 81 being
short walking distance Of the city and be reached
Eli hours Of the day by omnibuses md spring
by railroad at the lowest fares village plan xed and
lots Of sizes suit purch be leieced
by applying to HIBBARD, the promises or 10 Al.
BERT H. N1COLAY 40 Wall street. T.. s. Seventy i've
cent Of the purchase remain mortgage
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THE TRADES. sc.

THE TRADES. sc.
plNDER WhETED-TO co SOUTH; MUST BE A MAN
- of good character, and general workman. Good
will be given, and constant employment Apply to VIM A.
Wheeler Co.. 10 and 10 Park row.
NOTICE TO CIGAR MAKERS.-THE CIGAR MAKERS
IN OF Sueld c., srike and 10 that
man will como to suHicd during tho strike.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoMlNATION.-THIRD
~ Senatorial DisrictAt ameetng OF the delegates t.
Nhe regular Democratic Convention for The Third Senatorial
DISCREET held at Thomas Dunlaps in Frankfort street
Saturday evening" Oct 49, 1913 pursuant to the call Of tn
Secretaries.
Whereupon William McMurray, the present Senator from
this district, was e.nomnated unanimously. .
The following committee then appointed TO wait
the nominee his arrival in tho city and also mako
parations for ratification moetng:-Frst ward, William
johnson; Second ward, William Miner Third ward, p. q
Moloney Fourth ward Patrick Coye Fifth ward Rowland
Hill; Sixth ward Patrick Matthew'S Thoophilus Peek,
Chairman.
resolution o. thanks to the officers OF the Convention was
then adopted and the proceedings then directed TO DO
published in the democraticqatsrs.
Tho Convention then adjourned sine die.
THEOPHILUS PECK, Chairman.
T WILL, NM M,S.n }secrotarcs.