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THE SauThERS i'HtRcH AM SLAVE
Rr.-The csnsrnfian IL the sasrhern
members of the New schosi Prrsby-
terrain Church. at MaHreesbsrougll,
Tenn, 10 session recently. referred q.
a committee Cor consideration the action
of the Assembly lately sitting al Baf-
Iaia. NJ T.. 90 the subject Of slavery.
The report VI the csumittee strongly
Condemns the sncalled fsr interference
in matters that they say do not concern
the Nafthrrn church. ASS Summary
af the conclusion 10 which they have
come ON mature reflection. We submit
the following resolutions:
al. We hold ourselves, and the
members of the churches we represent,
to be apintegral portion oi the Pres
byierian Church in the United States,
and entitled to all the rights and i'm
munities Of said church.
2. Ia regard. To slavery we stand
upon the platinum Of The bible and the
constitution af the church, which in
our opinion no where teaches that The
holding at slaves is SIN. or disci-
piinable offence; that consequently the
resolutions passed BY the General A
sembly al Detroit in 1880, defining
wherein IL is and is not an offence, Is
unconstitutional aud of no binding
force.
5. That we shall look with interest
TO the Course that shall be pursued by
the conservative brethren oi the North,
ern and Western partitions of the church
n the next General Assembly; whe>
Their they will lend US their aid in pre-,
serving the integrity Of the church. aud
arresting the course oi sectional agita-
tion. and setting the church on the
basis Of its standards"
The Convention comprised six mi
nisiers and one elder Irum the synoti
of Tennessee; three ministers from the
Synod al. Kentucky; twelve ministers
and Eve elders rum the Synod Of
West Tennessee, aud two ministers
from the Synod Of Mississippi.
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Graham's Magazine far August, has
been secriveJ. The Rhine aud is Scenery. and
,he Pilgrim &c the Great 81. Bemsrd. both illus
rated wah numerous rich engrAsin,s, viii he
read with Interest. This numbcr Is rich in eni-
sellishu4nis. having upwa,ds of thirty handsome
wood cuts, .pd splendid Steel engraving repre-
seuiiag Househoii Treasures.
BIackw00d u also ON our table. The
story OF Lady Lees xilawhooJ j. continued,
increasing ia Interest,
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MoRE TRorHLE.-The Virginia pa
Pers are beginning Go denounce the
Administrators departure from strict
constitution With regard To the Pacific
Rail Road. The Washington Union.
incensed with the Albany Argus Tor It's
bold denunciation Of the abaliiIonists
in New York. has read the Argus out
Of the party. Senator Dickinson Of
New York. attended BY the Free soil
appointments Of the President, has de-
ciared that lat all times aud upon all
occasions he should be found opposed
to this hybrid Administration"
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The NASHVILLE (Ky.) Eagle says
number Of our NEST worthy young men
have in serious contemplation the SUBJ
ject OF emigrating to 5. America and
locating upon some Of the waters Of
the Amazon. Their enterprise i'll in
sure them success wherever they go.
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Obituary..

Died. in Orange county. on The 81 instant,
Mr.. ApbisoS TArLsa, worthy member Of Liz.
tie River Division Of the Sons of Temperance
aud on the 9Th he was inferred according to this
rites and ceremonies Of the Older by the mem-
beers of the Division.
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Recently the Presidential organ at
Washington, affected to read out ot.
the party (by authority Of the powers
that be) those two locofoco abolition
papers,. the ~. Y. Eyening Post and
Buffalo Republican. Thereupnn the
North Carolina Standard fapped its
wings and crawed in true Chapman
style, proclaiming pracie-like, that
these papers shave no quarters to ex>
pect at the hands Of President Pierce"
Nav put all that and this together |:
The n. Y. Express says that the Navy
Department has just given one of the
aforesaid free-soil papers. its advertise
ing.to the amount Of about twelve hun.
dred dollars per annam!
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.The Caif"n planr'' has strong rdi-
ioris! yr,irl- u the Gardiner preservation.
u hr ne o'aliy guilty.. . Ii.,nks, lac has
had ihr s,up',lssi prasrsni.rs ~ The
wold. A.ramnlni-r 81 The Ilm-r. rom-
miiier 81 the Srnair. ihe rnire farrr nI
the u. -. aud Il,s Mexican t;.,rrahm.nis
and The testimony of three Cavern
m-ai commissioners. Geo eanirnd. with
and yei Q IL The ~ iu,v we've in favor 81
arqni,iing him. A fnu,lh snmissiai
has hesu srn, Ia Mvxiro. aud %. ieturn
a daily expected. The t.otlnn Plan
lo"ks nrun this as very like prosecutions
and u there he any foun,ls.nn f.r -. a.
iha claims y ,ssrd upnn hv The Commis,
sionrrs shonld be orrrhauird.
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WI perceive that ibs Nesl,li envrIop...

WI perceive that the Neshit rnyeiapr
cad stamp cau anly be u,ed a. ! Hhuic
ailAaat mltil1linn. a. foiianss
AaiAa1i islsliy R0sz. .
Ella reply = yohrs q the 2aa INST /.
iaiarminl me ihat : letter with a
s'snP cat irsn a stamp envelope and
pasted % another easelep' vas drop
ped ihta YOUR ofiice. and tllat you had
ier~srdrd il a. unpaid. Is received
= fear action N The premises vas
sofrect lie act sufhoriziny stamped
envelopes u besprssided and used. au-
tiserizes them 10 be used only as a
icAofe. as union of the stamp on.
and with the original envelope and
no privilege i. granted. either by the
ls>rser BY an instructions of the De-
IsFfinent, 10 use them in our mails in
any other manner"
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THE SANDMAN STBAMERs.-The bill
authorizing the formation of steam
packet company to connect Genoa with
New York and Buenos Ayres. has at
length passed the Sandman Chambers.
The company is composed of citizens
of Genoa. 1t contracts tn make twelve
VOYAGES per annum between that part
and the two American ports above
named, the Sandman Government en-
gaging to pay $4,000 francs for each
voyage. The steamships Of the COM
pany are bound to carry the mails with
out charge. and in the event Of war,
seven of them are to be coded to the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

Ties d NisssaFi sna California, and en-,
bEsciug. i 4 aid. ne most diiiieali
poftiuH ~ ihe iihe. d. construction q
= rad Is MT sniy practicable al an
Easy grade. bal the esunfry Is well
Sairred and fertile. sach As to invite
settlers sad eulsisafsrs throughout.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

MAfN ~ ttfIlses
flik htalliiilqs iis'il.llilFs ~ Orshge ti.sIa-
., Nil hlad > sE.srisl lassiiag a ll,s g,,uIt
hsus q Saturday the 27Ih iasiani, = N
erisrk- An p~f-als wishias cenIf ais an
srsararf - aPFis a th.i iimr. q. The ,.sos.ali-
~ y shxa lhey I'll ass have aaahrr OPP Msani-
b l-fse she ssstesl Enresiax ~ Orfsl-r.
4. A. iiEARfr. Secretary.
Asssa D. ss-
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rTaThe Democratic Free Pses.- Of VIII
mingian, N. e. ms taken an addition 10 lie title,
aud i now called The Democratic Free Press
and Temperance Adsora,e." Edward caniwelI.
ESQ.,. vbs csnJaried the editorial department du-
ring the late Congressional campaign. has reiir.
Ell. and the paper viii in future he edited by
Ms..rs. Jshn Z. Bowers ssd James II. Smith.
A. is mine imp1rs, Il win advocate Democratic
primo piles and The Temperanee Reform. lis adj
s.cscy Of Democratic principles. however. will
M, preven, Il from claiming Cor North Carolina
. ,r,iou Of the Public Lands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

The whole region of Western Vir-
ginia (says one Of our exchange papers)
IS rapidly filling up. The tide Of immi-
grafton is pouring in from all quarters.
Few have any adequate conception Of
the extent or character of this iacom-
ing. Hitherto, so scattering were our
settlements and so small the, compa
MES Of new corners, that most of them
found possessions and habitations along
the margins Of rivers and lesser
streams. Not sonow. The low lands
are pretty well filled-too much crowd.
ed for comfort to the hardy pioneers,
who flee the denser neighborhood and
seek their homes upon the uplands, thus
peopling large tracts Of country which
have long lain waste, the domain OF
the deer and other wild beasts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

Tn the course Of discussion in the
Massachusetts Convention, a good deal
was said about the li,entiousness Of
the press, whereon Col. Schouler OF
Boston, made the following retort:
81 great deal has been said about
the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the public press.
Now. sir, | happen to have had great
deal to do with the public press. and
must say that the most licentious
part Of my experience with the public
press has been in the defence Of men
in public stations. Grcat laughter.
trust, Mr.. President, that ] am mol
out Of order" Laughter.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

louisville, Aug. 3.
The result in the 10th district, be-
tween Hodge anil Staunton, is not vet
settled, aud to day the probabilities are
in favor u the latter, The official re-
tuns can only determine the contest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

An Address frnm The British So
cirt, of Frsfernal Democrats" 10 the
citizens sf the Unirrd States. appears
ga one 81 the New York papers. urg-
ing upon republicans in this oounIr,
the duiy of aiding the fiscal effort
dor the triumph of democracy in En>
rope" on the breaking out of nm Eu-
r"pcan MAR. The ma,sent. the address
says. that the great powers 81 Western
Europe engage in mortal conflict with
che xss.isn eslassss. tbe hour Of En-
ropes spr.sius will hare slrs,k; Ita-
~ aud iiunsary with spring 10 arms.
the long forcloId war Of principles will
begin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

swrsHmeht apgn ths rsymeni ~ ! sti.
Palated indemniig. The terms are
rHceedihgly Liberal. Considered with
reierencr Is he tntzi commercial ma
lie of the Kingd~m-its srLe. rere-
naes. and siher ecans,nical elrments-
fhe bounty IL 10000 francs. az say
ssu. oo0 a year. exereds in liberality
all that England sr ihe unitei States
have dYne n the same lise.
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rhr NerII. Carsllna neEneeFn'.


-This ssiiaishlarui. kssias hfea lusrlsss.l "
g.LRaInsT. ssls has sesn r-usssi % hilipn.
,.luil /. loiurs bs Fulai.l.ei y Msaas. \. ..
LII M Psl.e. ne edaasni d-psnns.a
N hs uadrr De e.4,r.s q n. J. P.lnrf. s.s..
- an hs s--s@sa y : srsss<msa : sa<< "
esupe,sui.- q. Ms ssars- . DE Pstiis. 'hs
,l;s.r says his aesr j. 70 upheld nc PrsiisHs
3 maintaining he pinriFsessof his inaugural
.IIre... 20 s5sases ihs ezuse ofinsernsl inPsose-
r,,as d se sssis. AMI % promsf lhs iAsssasase q
Mzs.a AMI Of Nsrsh carsiina- The frss nuz-
h.r mskrs quite q respectable sTPesranee; and
~ sasa,iiy a m.,ls' furnistes rsssiy saaJ ssi.
arsus ih.i sle eJiie'isi depanpeni ~ilI Be con-
ase,rI wiih isdsary and 1rsl.
m g~ruaiary aaiiers. Ne rish eur frienas soc-
,,ss; and We wi.h sism s.,eocs< alse in-fheif e.
6.r,. 10 sdssnce DIE cause u inlxfn impeosc-
.sru,. psasiaed ihey 10 NOT ssrk % make iheze
improvements esure 10 the beneft u Virginia. in-
,srsd Il Moth Carolina.
Tn this connection. we may sfnsnrr 10 express
,he hsye. sinrs Ibis pemoeraiie eref has isken
ps-i ion along sde AZ the chronirIe. that ihe
whis. AZ caswell, and Of the district. ain exert
themselves in l~half q friend Evans, ssd 80 10
Il that he has sufficient patronage 10 enable him
% eaIsyge ia dtek. that he M, have iulI scaIe
aus. verge enough" 10 DO battle for his prinrpIes.
Wah half . chance. we have no fear ihai he viii
.s be ahlc 10 eisiain himself
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l.suissa,e, Aus. 3.


KESTpcKy ELEcTnN.-Linn Boyd,
democrat. is reelected to Congress by
$500 majority. He had 1892 majority
in 1851. John G.. Breckenridge's ma
jority, in the 9Th district, is $50. He
had $50 majority in 1881.
The following members are definite
" ascertained to be elected:
list Diss.-I,inn Boyd, dem.
Sd !. Presley Ewing, whig.
9TH g VIM. Preston, wing.
9Th ]. G.. breckenridge, dem.
9th l.. ~. gox, wing. (gsin.)
10Th % q. h. Hodge. wing, (gain J
The ID. 4th, 9Th and 9th districts re-
main to be fully heard from, which
we're represented III ffhe last Congress
by three wings aud one democrat.
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The Mantreal Gazette says that
there are tws millians .f people in the
canzdas. Oh this number. SIS. 900
belnHg 70 the Catholic religion, and
1000. 600 to the Prstest.nt--sAp~ing
nearly eleven Prstestants ts nine ca-
thslies. The latter have gained SEQ.
200 IN thirty years. the turner go.
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Gurf.

Union COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING.-THUR S-
u DAY Nov. TO- at2i 7. M-Stake aud purse Of s5o-Me
heats i've harness Mr. w Peabody names o. m
Lady Jane Pffer Lady Vernon The above 10
likely 10 be this being hs h
Lady tracks for back Stages leave
Pect p GIsnd-st Ferries Wiamsburgh, half hour
during the day. JOHN sNEDlhEa, fropnstor
Union COURSE LONG ISLAND.-TROTTlNG
~ AND PACING-FRIDAY, Nov. H. at a o'clock r. NJ, q
ma oh for 5000 play miles out harness Hiram
Woodruff Prince roiter George Spcer M mes z
Hero racer previous these celebrated
Prince showed tremendous speed and bottom and in tbs
will himself match for rotter 10 the
having into the hands Of Mr. Spcer only two
the Of work and in condition to 20
with DAYS trainn, quite diiersnt result
and his t having great confidence IN
resolved him A this
may the las time the public viii have chance seeing racsot
kind she mis- the opportunity stages leave me
Wanlursh Ferries for the Cour half hour during the day
JOHN |. SNEDlKER Proprietor
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usasa aaa eseas

EAutp NrtEi top,ftNsSf ,sss'S-4.ss r''- -
u ~-ts ifs 49,. 4-s~ ~ ..t- f+-,-t. &. ~rr@
,l-- e = rs- ~. $50 -- f-N'-- - "''.-- -
IAENtE@ fiVfEi. N.s ~ ~ ~ Wss...sro s
= b,.-f- ets4- VA 'r-4.s, 4 ~, ~ 'sei-p- =
tE-1 wS - Is.
SItEyiNfN + H8ffi Nrs.a - ~ ~f
49, :
Si3hMFs NHtsh,
. 49, ~ af-r s4' ~ 's'- s I. ~-1oA
SSatf VANITY havgS w7rg u13 J!Aa tAry
~ i4iN.s, tssi htit Ola s -ft,y ,t ~ 81 Az
fhN N.itsif titH rr'- ~ s-r w ~
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fy1It "a "a, TS.L t.A1S * 's9 ligSlss ysgtfs,
- ntf uii 'ssa'aass gssE' vls'p 70 e're ~
itrss st.ss. f. ilfHIt'. tft r'H " af ~
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D. q tah sse iiss g Is ssVa arae AZ
fs, no ssas asss ~ ssvsus =. ti ksaanvNh Ne 10
fs ~ = .gtpf rM a* ~
ASESArAAi " B & 49, h A. tI t'Ss I,ss =
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Gbanees for Business men.

DRUG STORE for SALR-The Stock, Fixtures,
~ Furniture Store long stebli.hed and doing
good the upper part Of the city Address NJ D. No "a
East I'D st.
LOR sAIE-An interest in Aourishing Manuiac-
turing Eeblshmsnt thai likely from A. 20 30 pr cent
iher with the berth the Presidency
Company salary Of 81 20 Parties u res2ec ability
harg will please call at the large brick oa IN
LEFT Of CartoBey Brooklyn between the hours OF
address d. f. No 81 Fulonst, Brookyn Merchant
able property would be taken In exchange.
ITO CAPITALIsTS-Wanted Partner, Special or
Active with 5000 fi5ot TO join the Advertiser Ia ca
lansing legitimate psns Of Ions sta ding W soot ooa
10 wishing business his are
rereI given ADD required Aidses
PARTNER at the office OF this paper
TIU,UUU. live TsnS,.s,asius SusH,.. ia ii. cny
that the tine Too "a.
rrss 90 aHl nesas eat
about sotGo capital The whole will be cold rart -
rcsssrg f,ady sud se easH es
nd the sales Adlfss OPPORTUNITY asN
le3 iflunu uaeo.
Gin nln TO Sl6.Ol0-A pcrsoa with the
a 1V.VVV.es.ss nss a, " .A,. to ss,s ssaasss ga
eh tNrs kAsiss Asa So s,vsN tssats
teitut tens IA fhi.a ra. isas asssv w. 49, at t
o., v.uid hsss shissss efis- 49, "a s1ss
ss-ssts. At5srs. ss.tses t-es@
srrs-sbs y re f,fvss ,asse.
&s lfln WANfkn-m = see>t rssa Astssess
1T t,VVftf ahead, e..asnae1 @ays ~ -, a ys.-1-
80. $50 sess, I'll - sS'~r 49, SAsA - 80 Ns
- 80. f-r.-
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fine arts.

A MEXICAN ART UNION.-Free Exhibition
"A Row Open Al No al Broadway,
PAINTINGS ~ AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Mter or the year 1881 viii please call at the Gallery for their
euersvnss before the 18Th Nov.
ZINE ARTS-RARE ENGRAVINGS and ETCH-
i iSCs-Flrst importation since Mr. BIGGARS return 10
Europe by the old and others sicted 10 Europe
nv by the most cele
bated imported worthy the attention Of eolaos
Of Fine Arts a. BIOGAPS Old tore No ~
Csnasf Y. Rembrandt Ruhsns VILE Ostade. Edelns,
and others Ao he found lot Of Portraits ke
VINCENT COLYER, ARTIST, will. this winter,
ike limited number Of pupils IN CnyOD Drawing No O5
Blseckerst
WILLIAMS, STEVENS * WILLIAMS second
w greet annur sale Of modern OIL PAINTINGS At
the ACADEMY Design No 66j Broadway opposite Bond
THURSDAY 10th ard FRIDAY llth SoEember proxina at
and o'clock each ngA W. > w.
beg that the exhibition Of this besaal and extensive
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS MONDAY, 3lst above snd
eoutir till the Of sale day and evening. free.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

Tor sALE-A White Pony of the Arabian breed,
4hapds ish sound kind and gentle tine black feet
In single harness sans
tying VIII he sold s3o the gentleman owning IA
the winter Call az the stable north SIDE
OF l2hst, to University place
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yONra' rANruacorE Of CALiFORNiA, the
~ FLAME sod nAtf LA Mo- esia,ai a. hes ssePe
.''~S ssi.., Nd wrpSaspsf' .ai * uaoAY Az
htsf2oSs s .Asa s,r,s.S fee H. @ps
vtpirN IONA Ats sei rtop'., daring 20 nd
tGaisas magnificent en,ry IN the eofh
ss K. . ass's x is' '' s s' ~, 81
HAVE YOU SEEN JONES' PANTOSCOPE oil
IL cAuFonNh Tho o rLAiEs ana SAIL LANE
DrRiIAM' GIFT EXHIBITIONS OF the
S"'odss T mhf' L siIsp sl,oARA FALLs.4s
Errry AFTERNOON and EyENISg At
~ .sAss a AL pso o1 al At once or
"'''' 70 '''' Only ONE DOLLAR EACH
TO NJ nap Ar e,5 bR eslI.Sols.,, e..
OUR BUSINESS NOTICES
rI,uE EGYPTIAN COLLECTION.-A desire TO re-
@ solseion in se cy having ss.a Pao 10 sd AZ per-
DR. ABBOTT es IeoPsPsd be ~ M oSea on
"a NJ Sni 10 p NJ No $50 Brosdway Admission Is GEMS
CLOSES ELY-FRANKENSTEIN''
'e. hlaSAS q at o Ss' STs Two mouth.
sSm.ion 10 be IS until se elOse Exhibition
begins afternoon at o'clock and every evening" eA''P
vI,HE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN ART
no.t eeiebratsd an spanish Flemish and Feneh mrer. from
Guido 90 senne "a ~ S osn .T Union Pax Admission Is
oers Exhibition hours from A. NJ to 10 P II
ClGNOR BLITZ-STUYvESANT INSTITUTE,
sei ls Sa $
fG s S ESQ c ~ fss6s and
fests in NATURAL MAGIC. Admission Is cents children IA
DOWELLs GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING OF
L DE soTo's DISCOVERY 70: OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Psned by Of Congress for the Capitol at Washington COW
TIE ACADEMY OF DESIGN, No. 6sl BRO ADwAY.
Also Portraits tsks from Life Of AMAariNE EpG SUE
ALFX DUMAS De. C. BERNARD PIERRE LEROUX and
open from III 10 P daily Single admission, IS cents
Season Tickets 50 GEMS
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mr CONK-
- LIN nav be seen daily 81 Howardst front fret
fco Broadway from 10 to Il NJ a1d from
TO Admission 81 cents Arangeme na- flr
private rviews Also business hous will in all be strictly
Observed
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mrs COAN
~ Raining and Writing Medium visitors daily from
9to Il a. nd and IL P " Admission 81
Rooms No OF Broadway. P s.-Ar
rsnfemepts be made for priv srinss
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0rorer1es.


NEW CROP GREEN and BLACK TEAS FOR
~ EIGN FRUITS GROCERIES. kerhs subscriber hss Ia
receiving from the sales 6ne Green and Slack
Cofee Bunch Rasins Dried Corraas CEon
family Groceries all their varieties Also Stns
Yellow Sugars Extra and hoaes For sale whole
retail the reasonable terms No 90 tnd No w
Gre u iehst- and No 70 Veseys j. FOWLER
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Amusemeurs.


JULIEN CoNcERTs.-oa MONDAY, Dee 3.
ss.s,. E :, .ss e. ~ ~ = s -
~ uiosefd
Ak0IhER "GRANITE STATE" COSCEkT.
BUTcHIssOs FAMILY
az rHE SselpEsy rstsssseLs
.as -l sBf sscsisss ron th,l, ss,sezae y sz;1 - s
s. 80. = ,.es. s.hos, .soas wsA =. ~. 80. ~
s Ss.i 81 WEI. q D.. s.z.a ~ -. ~:
''sf "1hs 6ced Ols Pies = .9@z =
-Iep:y tss s,,sI -. s.rs.
e..p,s,ss.i Sos ~ Es 10 bs - D1 NJ NJ. va
issss- fsstss" III ss~ ssss Pa sss Hrs - a. %
ss,.S:. so ssisst-ooseers :, u ss.+,s
~ "a 80 Als1 ssss = 1880 80. !" - e
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Balls.

FOURTH ANNUAL BALL of ENGINE Co. No
l. 10 be held at Nbo Nov 25 1883 Sheton's complete Co
tp Band engaged occasion Tickets az be had :. Jo
l Music Store No 500 Broadway and Hall Sons No 80 Broad
JAMES H. BYRNE, Chairman
JosEfH J. MORGAN Secretary.
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Go t1hom II man Concern.

Go Uhom II man Vcnfern.
Any PERSON wishing to adopt fine Male Child
N can good chance by calling at Mrs HARNESS. No.
ls6 West 2o,h st. FROM 9 A " till r NJ
KIDDEL's PATENT GAS REGULATOR-Thi
IN valuable chine cent Of tle cost or Gus
produces better light Call a. No. ~ Boad"a an tn
is and examine the mails VI those who have IA
TIVE COACH HARNESS, which was ordered by
Con rnitree Franklin ri without gard
expense snd which when fohed said refused
20 take their shame he IL said OF s immense
co still the Manufacturer and offered TOR
Costly splendid olupege far exceeds anything oftne
this e0uLtry Apply personally BY letter
to d CONDIT No 50 Goldst.
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CPIRITUALISM BY judge Edmonds and DIR. Dex-
- with appendix By Governor Tsnadse s pase octave
Price ~ ..
wsy PARTRIDGE BRITAIN, fubishers