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farsley AT fair minded persons Of both seEs olglt %
sln The - petition We trust thas may ;hou.snts -
prepared 10 sign - to-oaf also
In Obtaining signatures, lei men sgu IN one 'oi7nn
ard women 10 another parallel oolSmn
.. Ii tie Of he ard county. t'ss;hsr ~fl
tie number Of signatures he diiHcy entered % tie Pei
tioLs beore they returned
Let every per7on. womvH. interested % n :
mert instantly and energetcsly crculste the pet
tons in her respective neghtorhoods We mus ord n
the name ofevey person in the STATE who dsrss fa Jas
tie 10 isr it is possible Up then renis and
be doing. today
LIT DO person sign ei;her pe'i.O8 but - miny
peroIs I'D circulate Pftitons tie s-e town cnd county
is important 70 guard against this possible sbuse
{ Finally is every petition BE- returned 70 Rs'hes'eT
directed 70 TIE ssers'ory Of the Convention. ssAS p Az
TBoyT on the fTs; Of February, without FL
r. bthalf Of the business committee.
- Fa-srser Ye- "a WILLIAM HENRY CfANSISt
TETITICS Just EED EqusL RIGHTS o. W,NEN -,.
Tie Iesrrs otLe STAT Of New 1cTk have D. ne As OF -
iif TESTIFIED TIE IL People Of tlH cf@t- = p
Married Nouen equality With Married Msa q rsE'd 70 -
kodns md eevrF Ct q aud personal properly
v therefore tie ardcrsrned petitioner nnsbi o. tie >
Majority believing fhf Women alts married md FBg d s
and Erievors csles DO c1Tnes
the ,nd Assembly Of The SAFE 4 Newf rf apPon JOEY
C-r a both r0 revise t= s-atues Of ~ OK u
equay with Mea sd CO hereby Ask hearing before
slch Cor accredited Representatives
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FAILURE OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
BaLTINOHE. Friday. Dec. &c. 1883
he southern mail has failed this m ,rning beyond
Warrington.
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Vt-re1l scrrrI ~ taTEf0n 90 sfonl Tn
GuernsrcerTe their ss poves from he consent Of re gov
ear safrsy requesI the ersurs Of New fok % propose
prcrs ofhs stare -cA sentf oftle o. ne
vii Females ~ s1sl TTf 70 tne hectiye ff.
ciise Males; and hereby reqsest heerus before a
Legislature ~ sccred fsd representative
y B-Editor. Throughout, the State in favor Of this
movement respectfully requested to publish this I'D
dre.s and tie Petitions.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

- ou Own Correspondents.
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the nationals to-day wlll Are gram salute OF hun
ar.a sn,s in the Park. AID W may expect tais
operation nov that the G Is broken, 70 oe followed
up in some oher staralg ee'sions by me sea1'e-
We cen 10 lon er nov assure The custom use parry
q til. safety Of Cole tor Resfieid Wen. tae uIs7d
Stairs Senate has done sone genarSsoio Shinss
during tha last ten or iw, ar y gave us the
tsri0 II 10 the tar 20 46 II settled tie Greg N
oue,,iop annexed Texas, decided the question Of w.
With Mexico. made tae peace, shaped 90, 'Ds -
rrouiss measures Of 1850, and !" ar '.,' - s-sS
have given a blow to tho s-o'lss =" W. -
tLs anal resat eAieh will 0e tAe rs0rsa0zason Of
Great .~aoaai party upon 'he pFlnelples o. the
'.sspromse measures, with or without the adminis-
ira ion, as General Pierce may decide.
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wHs INV YoRB WEEKLY HBRALr.
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save this pert at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, for
liverpool
subscriptions ana advertisements for edition q sas
NEW yxK HsxXLn viii be received :. tho foiicsias pcs
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Tas European mails viii close at half past ten ocoas
so-Dorrow morning.
The wsnuY BxzAID will be published At haRpast zine
s'slock to morning Single cspss, in wrappers.
Nxpsncs.
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TIE BROADWAY RAuRoAD-A New SwIS-
pIE.--The Maphattanville Railroad, alias the
Broadway Railroad, alias swindle upon the
people of New York city, is now in the pocket
Of the Mayor, waiting his veto, with the expec-
tation of passing ultimately, noiens roiens,
over his head.
Now, we admonsh the Corporation, that II
now or hereafter they shall attempt the con-
struction Of railroad in Broadway, they will
do it at the risk Of mourning some visible mani
festation OF the public displeasure. We are APP
prehonsive, in fact, that if our present corpo-
rate authorities, or their successors in Office,
shall proceed to tear up the Broadway Russ
pavement to make room for railroad, that
they may look out for riots and outrages of a
more violent and formidable character than
those lawless scenes lately enacted at Erie
Broadway is the great central artery OF the
city, and, contract or NO contract, the people
we fear, will never ALLOW this street to be oh
structed by railroad. The parties now con
templating the experiment before they proceed
further, would do WELL perhaps, to reflect upon
the possible contingencies Of active resistance
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THE SPEAKER or THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
The Hon. John Sanfcld Mcdonald, Speaker
Of The Canadian Parliament, is at present in
town, having just returned from six months
tour in Europe Mr.. Mcdonald is quite young
man to FIJI the position he holds: he owes il in
part TO his political opinions. but in greater
degree to his well-known ability, his urbane
manners. snd his personal popularity in The
House. During his tour through the highlands
Of Scotland, he astonished some Of the natives
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therefore gratfed the move in finding that it
has at length firmly taken root IN the right
quarter.
Mr. Dobhin has done his duty, He has
shown the pitiable feebleness of our Navy-he
has recommended plan for Strengthening IL.
His specifications involve neither extravaganza
nor untriea theory; they are Moderate, den
mite, and practical He proposes re-organiza-
tion OF the personnel OF the service upon the
elementary principles of justice and common
sense. Let US have the six steamers, II no
more; and let US have the reorganization IL
is high time: amidst our unparalleled inter-
nal prosperity we have criminaly overlooked
our deienceless condition upon the high seas.
In three months we could not now-sailing craft
and steamers, big aud little, good, bad and in
diGerent-bring into service forty ships OF war;
bu. in three months the navies of England and
France could sweep the bulk Of our commerce
| from the ocean. The Secretary of the Navy
has discharged his duty like man of sense
and patriot be has shown himself equal to
the wants and the exigencies Of his department
His report is before Congress; the RESPONSE
bility OF practical action in the premises is
with the House of Representatives and the Sc
nate. and. to the extent of their negligence OF
hostile cupidity viii they be held responsible to
the country.
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Very Interesting from Wcshingt f.
nmph OF National Prime Iples In tho south.

Very Interesting from Wcshingt on Til.
umph OF National Principles I'm tho south.
The United States Senate has been laying down
the law to the administration in an act 90 direct
and emphatic as TO preclude all possibility Of mis-
construction Read orr Congressional re port of yes
serdsys proceedings, and our special despatch con.
cerning the election Of printer to the Senate Beverly
Tucker, Of the Sentinel (nationa democrat yenty-
nix votes; Gen. Robert Armstrong, OF the U.Son.
(van Barren free soil democrat,) seventeen votes
Majority for Tucker, antadministrationD nins-
democrati. majority in the Senate, sixteen. Curl.
Gus, this, very, and decidedly interesting.
II appears that the Cabinet mide the electioa Of
Gen. Armstrong a sine qua non-tha. the last yes
tige Of organized hostility in Washington to Guthrie
and Co. was TO be crushed OUT" and II appears
tbat to this end Cen Cass and Judge Don glas weol
In for Armstrong; and that afer the election o
Tucker, Mr. Senator Dodge, Of Tow,, declared the
suit anything but 1plimen.ssy to the democrat
organization" Perhaps u ia, MS applied to the Cab
net; bnt for all that IL will have a treneud,1s N .
raj effect all over the country and the greater from
fhc fact that y has taken oil parties by SUNRISE
In commemorative Of this great moral tss. RI n o
principles over the spols Organization in the Senae
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Highly Important on the Eastern Cues
tion-Treaty OF Alliance between France
and Engiand-The News Confirmed.
From special information, upon which We place
entire reliance we learn tina, The eleceath day Of
November, in the city Of London, most important
sysaty of alliance as agreed TO and sgaed By Count
TYakpsks ON the part of France, and Lord Clarcn
don on the part of Engt0nd, in reference to the
Turkish question. Thus our views of yesterday
concerning this reported arrangement are positively
confirmed.
The treaty thus concluded between the high con-
tracing parties OF England and France was de
spetched Immediately by couriers to Berlin and
Vienna, with an intimaticn that from the day Of its
arrival at each Of these capitals period Of seven
days would be allowed TO the cabinets Of Prus-
sa and Of Austria to determine upon their assent or
yefusal to enter into the arrangement II agreed TO-,
well and good if rejected, it was to be understood
that France and England would take the settlement
and the responsibilities Of this Eastern controversy
into their own hands.
We further learn, that from the terms Of this
treaty Russia Will be required forth with to eyscuats
She Danubian Principaites or that in refusing, she
hazards the momentous consequences of an immedi
s6e JOINT declaration Of war from England and
France. And as the shortest road to peace when
once this declaration is made, we may safely assume
that the sctve operations of the allies against Russia
viii be OF the most effective and formidable descrip
don, by land and sea. We may count upon the
she highest state of equipment and discipline,
the Rhine and the Alps to compel Austria and
Prussia to show their hands. We may also expect
Simultaneous movement Of the French and English
fleets near Constantinople into the Black Sea, and
that the determination of the Russians 10 those
Sers will speedily follow while unless prevented by
allies will no doubt at the same ii ne set sail for the
latitude Of ST. Petersburg.
This positive and warlike alliance between France
and England is due, rst to the unmsta keable wish
e. Of the French army, the French people, and the
natural incina.ions of the Napoleon dynasty, rest
Ing as il does, upon the glories and the unayenged
disasters Of the empire. Secondly, this alliance
against the tmid and trifing eKpedicnts Of Losd
Aberdeen is due to the force of he public opinion of
England, which is beginning to have voice even in
the foreign policy Of the government upon questions
q such import as this Eastern struggle Thu a
programme CT prospective military operations Is
opened before Of the most startling and imposing
grandeur. Once begun upon the plan Of this treaty
Of November, the war will probably go on, until
Napoleon the Third, on the Rhine, the Pc, the
Danube, the Elbe, and the Ystula shall avenge the
treacheries which prostrated Napoleon the First. 1t
is the beginning Of nee order Of things, and God
speed the right.
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Reed against John Cooks & Company, whoa W.
motion to restrain The deerdsots from il'n'''is
contract for layiag down gr1uite block
Fulton and Gmud stres.s, Nv YosN Nv '''''On
wae denied on tie ground th''sa inuho''01 ""' a0'
the proper remedy.
sniff ~ rsy -. Bennett, vas commenced in the
sp,.e,f,r Cout yesterday. We elsewhere give a
portion Of the speech Of Mc. Sandtord, whca win,
no doubt, be perussd with great attention BY all
classes Of readers
The seventeenth anniversary Of the Colored Or
phan Asylum was celebrated at Hope Chapel last
evening.
Want of space compeis rs 10 forego referring par
ticulary TO variety Of telegraphic dispatches and
many columns of other interesting matter contained
in this days Issue. The headings of the different ar
tcles however viii tend to enighten tn reader as
to their character,
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sIelo', broadway NisAsrrLLi J.
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BROADWAY THEArAF BrsAGwag-IAIsH GUARDIAN
Imp nix IILER ROLAND FOR Al OLIVER.
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B0sEgy THEATRE. Bowsry Bxs, THE SeArswAiS
wrHI I'll SILLow CcrsE.
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by addressing them in Gaelic; and their sur
prise was increased when he Informed them
that he was one Of several thousand descen-
dents Of the Mcdonald clan who had settled
at Gleugarry, in Canada, aud preserved the
language, the habits, aud the pecullarities OF
thei foreiathers. The discovery Of a new home
30 like the old one must have been pleasing
surprise to the Hlghlanders. Mr.. Mcdonald Is
row on his way home. We shall next hear OF
him when the Canadian Parliament meets, and
his onerous duties commence anew.
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BUTTONS THFATRi, Chambers stsoss-ron hvSr--
Two FEExps.
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A4ussskN1s gHIs zvsnrNo.
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NATIONAL rHesTRs chs.hsm ssrsssis.
ksrTLE KATY. tssaAng-UNoLt AoS
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward
A HANDSOME REWARD

will be paid to any person in New Hampshire, or
elsewhere, who will furnish the NEW YORK HERALD
with copy Of the anti slavery speech, or speeches.
delivered by the said General Franklin Pierce ct
Manchester, New Hampshire, and elsewhere in that
State few years ago. with certificates OF the accu
racy of the report thereof written cut by the Rev.
Mr.. Fcss. For further particulars apply as above.
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EALLAsK,s vpEsrS
sUsaUM-Aiterp -Hor ConS-svs-
A4FR.fr
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xoop,s kIs-eTstLs, woods siAstrs Hall, - HrS
T,s.scPtAr 6Issrn EIsY
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New YORK, Tuesday. December ID. 1853,
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eogrHv ANPaITaEATaE, 81 Bowery.-ksuH'1'
Yxs 70 MANcEs.
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ssoApwAy slNAGnRIE srA~rsx Twrss AND war
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gHEIsrY,s AARhIGAN .srfhA h0usk az y
x,g.~ErHIoPIAs aKIop-fs BY ~HRisrSs @isSfhALs
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-sTCKhsT,s OPERA HOUSE, $50 BEoadvIy.-BreK
cge's TROUPE.
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ssrpu l. ". COMES OF sUnrOs AsO sAssAc sra.
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Amuscments.
UULLIEN's CONCER TS,
~ CASTLE GARDEN,
EVERY EVENING FOR one MONTH ONLY.

u CASTLE GARDEN,
EVERY EVENING FOR one MONTH ONLY.
TINS (ThuIsdayl EVENING, Septl,
VIII be performed the iollowins programmes
PART
VVenti ~ IrssIs Julleu
Symphcny-Tlc scherzo rom the Midsummer
Grand N ftes nI' and A The Queen Of Nii
from fau'O Nj sfo Ann. Mozart
p,,.~r,e n,, Polk. Nle Anna . n'n
soo-The ceebratcd Maritime Air Adeu .Ioch Albert:
Performed the Come, Pt'on by Herr hgnis
National ouadrle-"The Ensiish ". ..,..'''..'JG!hen'
IneImisson for promenade, fifteen minutes.
PiRrii.
Grand Operate Selection and Prophet" Msyer6'sF
Arranged by Juil,u - p,
Alpine Melody" Forget Ne Not Charles Has.
.,.r.,.-. Nile Anna Zen .In,i,,
Solo lar:oneL Or nd FaLtasio ...........WuIle
BY NJ While. ~,
A~aN's''- me- IMIRICAN oUADRILLs,
COZ tanning all The National us ana embracing tweny s'os
h ,cn imposed BY julien since his arrival N this e,an ~ AID
wi ue rodt he be nnng Of mex week >eve a. ocf new
Qnsds VASES Polks Schottsche Se composed for AneTc4
CIV ee,re, md Authorized edition or NJ Ja.eas
petitions ear Lis oa the TILE page aud can be ma Vi a.
Jens Coucer, Books containing the lives aud portraits Of Jl
lien Anna Z.ir Kduig P,cu Kccker NnllGhsger Livisae
L. RI rfr ~ n, orr Upton Of the characteristics
-. "a -. -. f,,,I.i
WI put sled each evening and can be had IN The "aa'n oa
L! &c one shilling
Prr "a la been sraucd b Commission ani
r OF the cry enable eras's . s.: down
else he Saloon OF the Garden entering oqp .
IN efui police force has been detailed carry thss
peoys'p sust7; Concert to commence st o'clock.
fry Csas
fscot ......'.'..''...''.oas Dollar
,s he Obtained a. music "a hotels AID at ne
Garden.
Text Ofhces the en'rsuce Of ne bridge
CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT
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a, e between u, and our ourneymen remaining work
esed and forced by threats o the p1o, oen, nature leave
~ n ma5y az or sss Pen 5as ry
nefaiou traffic within doopFs Our patrons have IA
nurnsros s1;ed under their 0otr even
the sed ihhod Of estc life has teen invaded and pa' d
uron in reiterated inztances.
having tu few instances to the Of a
fgrant violations Of sht and th sh Of ~ PSI
Be- much longer shall necessarily BE- eon7e
70 sisnt O. in common With the Of our fenowe1-us
Of u ~Sps he h pupo h We b em pe
svf the s2Tste Of wages from the br OF pr 70 ns
So Ike @ w dhs. eh have emsnd bon tie
devoid Of any undaonno such arans snt having
There smother Circumstance connected with The Paniers ~s
JIG The ourneymen complain preferred they
possibly decent respectable bTeinoon we "''
simply ask how do the numerous oher classes OF aaesnsn nv,
work How DO be esbnet makers and The carpenters i've
have In common With tie former many ohsr traissm % fur
rn e wh houd %a. be eoadred when comparing
ih with those u the house psnter who have Absolutely no
conclude by assuring the public tn, the pss,n; si
the psni entirely uncalei for and that we have used al
in power end H. Let the wokmen
but scced to The and ressonabe hold out them aad
have frequently svowed the dsPuia,oa .9t T.
per day Others onae to theiE
esrrrfs abilities This much shall eoneeds AID 10 N pc
BY this j and equitable principle decided 70 SAND or a
end for The Of We hereby pledge Our word ana oar
R. b FosDicK THos wARDLE.
c HAR II 4f HOBBS THos GuILGE
Committee in behalf Of the Employing Painters.
C American Instifnte stated monthly Meeting Vi ais
Ire uie viii be held THIS hurdayl EpEsIHG a. @eoc al
grY Friends Ec Maine Lava special effort must be
made before the community reading interesting o
fresde Temperance question This much as any
the by which shall secure the election OF Name
Ltw Legislators -
The subscriber edition of sARGENrs TEN
pERANCE TALES in number for general distribution.
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6uefial Notices.

.---- ,,.,. sonxentisu.-At meeting Of the Wing
,.sl Con nftee Of se Ae Of Ne" i''A neo a. Albany
-, T. az Ausss sS purs1sni 70 noIe 70 laI ease
% Mossss Of sew-Yors was unanimously chosen CHAIR
ormaee md LFwIs BENEDICT Jr- Of Albany SEC
-, 4 usiLsreupos Unanimously
az. MsS os 'wEDSHsDAY toe SD day IF oo5sf
80 ol for tie PurpOse Of nonna ing candidates
Js: q 'R ~ Sssi Ra esch Assembly Di
s = represented BY one ps,5s - 'Sd
joSiTnAa NATHAS, {Sew-YOri
} 10Y 81 p c6 6AKI2s uaes.
AILKS MUNRoEr Syracuse.
u CRAND 3. cASSoS Troy.
] X iGH9}oot Los t.n,,v
9THEdboR tE townsend ''''
t,r,, BEwEDicr Jf, Seofeiary
- s,,e,nI 4 committee of Democratic WING Young
~ ssns d he cemmee viii Be he'd ED a. the bfoad~ay
E sai1r EVES'i EaA ST. BROOKS o Chairman sRsai
s' iss,. Mesfr,s s.,,,.,yi,.
=, "A oy,d,. Temperance Convention. The Conssnt!on
csresor ALw on III and other. VIII meet At Metro
Iii.. ~ s. or willing to boader, for three OF four
!. nodes. Tee vii con a3 e, sb ever Sres D wees
saIf~s at 40 10 N''Aa-'' '''''' Inc Oliver Com.
v,o. Wards Temperance Conventien, - me
So sDd The number u Dslegses will be large
VII s'r sSRoS tie Rs ssls
3 IS Nsssa. y to III Chairman o. ne oon'se u
ssrs NJ % L"sh'' by order ' r. r. TRAIL Chairman.
~ Whole Worlds Te%peranse GSnyf"o%aE@' " Con
4
, ttovu o, south Butler will be among the speakers MA
". d. Asrbons aud Mrs Fanny Wilder OF boston Adm SION
E,srg ase on ~ "a O'Clock Speakers T. T. Bnnam Lucy
Iirtotf for boi days evening aud sibie
srs one shilling The Hall viii b. in the afternoon
y ftears aud n1sneas and for general INTRO
xets II friends II tht cause - On ro,,, ~,
n, oroer 81 Gem Of Afrsug ments T. TRAIL. 'hn'
m Ncw-york state Temperance Alliance1iIh semi mi
sss. Me- ls u he NcwYork se Temperance A,,slce WI
LIr1 o. Chapel IN he cry Of New fOrk on WEDNESDAY
X ~ Of :, iembr 10 o'clock NJ Each County Al
apo Deegaie from each Assmby Dis
ma Wic there County Alliances the VicePresden OF
ii pfe euhosied ~ the Constitution 70 appoint such ID lie
AZ lurou measures relative the approaching election
S.lcpe he the Alliance is desable thai each Ds.rct be
nj frs n.,d - T. NooLE" rieS'en-
'Ip1srp q BARTLETT. ID. Secre
70 Great Meeting of Female Servants.-The Female
sNsrs aud elsewhere requested to attend public
a ee the Assembly Rooms corner OF lohs; and 8h
~ 90 1hll sDAY M NING sept l. az. o'clock Ms GLENN
vi .ddf subject OF importance as regards Their
PEI inter Lsdis will pleas send GA, Their Serv-
he b. profitable None bu.
shd ry win BE- pad the door TO meet expenses Of
- Uunransipe Neticc.-PoRT SEwf YORK Staten island
A. towing inward bound vessels will hereai-
a, how h hawser aud under Insance s
lbss permitted elongsds uncs dstres un
n Tho easd by leath Officer All other boats
M rcy CAuIIONED not 10 approach within 800 yards
Of ttFl 10 Oerunine. under IN" penat e OF the law
~gtedi RICHARD L. Mohhis, heaith ohcer.
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New Publications.

WOMAN and HER WISHES An Essay by Rev
w Ihomss W isginson. Second Edition, with Appen ix
Jts, pub shed. Prce cts; ~ hundred.
The LlFE OF ISAAC I HOPPER. By L. Maria Child Price
-I.5
1HE TEMPERANCE REFORMATION. Its History By Arm
trcrg Prcc ~.
The NEW ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATHlC ENCfCLoPE
Ola By Dr. Trail 2vC,s. Price - s.
FoWLERs WELLS Publishers No i3l Nisaa-s,
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TllIEN's ONCEkTS, at
- CASTLE GARDEN

MONDAY EVENING AUGUST ~
nd Con iaae Every Evening Dunn: ne week =. 49,
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