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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

y y a. an adjourned mectIHg ofihc
OH ers ol Fort Il iaG,s. hell ou The 28r,.
ulio. The flowing rrrdnh,r ard usu
lii'ns were mann urusly ud, pird =
" herras, llle neianeholy intelligence
has reached US Of the decease OF our
brother officer, Bvt. Capt. ii. Brown,
First Lieut., Bird Artillery, who died at
Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, on the
22nd ult., OF bilious iever, we his asso.
ciates and friends, while mourning each
with hearts penetrated with grief an
event so deporable, feel it cue TO the
character, reputation and virtues OF the
lamcnted deceased 10 offer Ia his men,
ory united tribute ofrespeci and afIec-
tion,-
il ;hrr,io'c resolved. That we re-.
Gle - with The most rrtiuuud surruw the
painful intrl.igcnre oi lie death 81 our
late beloved companion; and While we
humbly submit to the will oi Him who
does AL 'hings we'll tie GLOOM which
eushrouds our hearts aiirsts lht magni-
tude OF our loss. YeI hnr the grave on
~ claimed bis pcrl.hab'e remains to
us belongs the memory Of his worth
hc il our sweet ihonrh melancholy task
to offer TO it the hcmagc ol'our love and
our respect.
Short rs had been our comrades ca
rccr, services faithful and gallant had
placed him upon proud cminenrc e
professional distinction. A grateful
country ad manifested just aprrccia
ton of his lahors, and had conferred up
on him well earned houors. Blu; not
alone in The field Of his profession was
lie accustomed 10 reap the harvest OF
laurcls ; in tie social circle he proved
his claim to the general regard, and
over the hearts Of his companions he
was ever victorious. chivaIric, brave,
honorable with mind fertile in tai
ent, enriched with requirements and
Polished by familiarity with letters in
heart warm and generous, in intercourse
courteous ana "mI'h'e IN tr'u'*hp
sincere ahd s'au"ch hc was aHi"e III
all that could C. nGucc TO render hrm
successful as soldier "ccomlIish'" lis
Il gentleman or b. loved as friend.
Tn bright dawn ofhis fame beluken
ed the splcndor Of his II, on-day.-
Cro"heu as hhu "eeh MS e"'iy years
win an abundance OF uSe'u'hess ana
ho'orS "''se o"' s''"do"ed Ior'n '''
mature bI'lii"h'y oI NJ deVeIoped man
mood we !oVed 20 picture 'he golden
'ul'lieS" o' u'e IH'"'e Vron''e' an"
iho"fh'uiy d. we '"'y III MS grave
"oPes ana ah"''.d'o''s 30 'oi'o'! c''cr-
is'cu'
lie has departed IRON our midst ye'
L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

Major General Winfield Scott, Gener.
al.ln-chlei of the United States Army,
has been summoned, under the name
oil "W. Scott" TO parade at the APP
preaching militia training in New
York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13
Bn Wc!cnvopb.
PHILADELPHIA. October 7

The "Episcopal Recorder of to-mor-
row will contain discl inner oI the Ian.
der against Archbishop Hughes. 1t
safes that the article in question was
inserted during the absence Of the pub
fishers and editors IRON the city pro-
nounces II untrue, expresses regret at
hs accidental publication, aud tenders
such amends as every honest and
christian man should be most cheerful
and ready to make when unintentional
injury has been done to the feelings of
others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

EPISCOPAL CoNyEsrioN.-The trien.
nal session or the General Conven.
ton ollhe Protestant Episcopal Church
commenced AT New York on the fifth
inst Bishop Brownell, Of Connecticut
is the senior Bishop, and presides in
the upper house. The sermon was
preached by Bishop Mellvainc, oi Ohio,
it being his turn in order OF seniority.
The convention appears 10 be very full
The delegates from Rhode Island are,
Rev. n. B. Crocker, ID. ID, Rev. II.
Waterman, Mr.. II. II. Ives, Mr.. W. T..
Grinnell. Rev. S. A. Crane, Rev, -.
X. Brewer, Mr.. q. S. WarlOell. Nr.
T.. w. Howard. A numhcr nj the
clergy OF the Church Of England arc
present
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13
lsl Lieut., Adj. 81 Arl'y.

Our old friend Grams ton, of the Ner-
port Ncrs was in town yesterday. ap
pearIng Just as happy as he would have
hcen had he been elected Mayor Of
Newport. The citizens made great
mistake in not eIecting Mr.. Cranson to
the Office at Mayor and il we mistake
not they will discover their error before
next election day. BoStoa Bee.
THANK you, neighbor, but the ques
tion Of the May riIty Of this city is not
vet settled.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

Cys We see it stated hat Prof Bay
crholcr has just been scn'cnccd at
Marburg. in lIrssc CasscI, TO fifteen
years Imprisonment for treason. lie
had already been ~ The United States
two years. We hope he did not make
a declaration Of intention TO become
citizen, OF We may lave another hoss'a
case
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

Two Swedish singers Of high rrpu'e,
Mr. and Mrs Daustrom have recently
arrived al New York. Mrs ID. is SAID
10 have been teacher of Jeury
Lind
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

May it please the court said a Yam
kee lawyer before Dutch Justice, the
other day, this is Il case Of the greatest
importance. While The American ca
gle, whose sleeplcss eye walche ever
tho welfare OF this mighty Repubic,and
whose wings extend from the Allegha-
mes TO the rocky chain Of the West was
rejoicing in his pride Of place.
'Shtop dare Shtop, say, val has
dis suit TO do NIT eagles ? Dis has
notin TO do init the wild bird. 1t ish Won
sheep exclaimed the justice.
True. your Honor but my client has
rights -
your CLIENT has no right TO de ca
glen
'Ofcourse not bu, The laws oil Ian
guage'-
What cares for de laws Of de Ian
grage, eh understand the laws Of
de State, and FIAT Ish enough Tor me-
Confine your talk TO de case
We'll then, my client, the defendant
in this case, is charged with stealing a
sheep, and
Dat will do y dat will do Your
CLIENT is charged nit sh,ealing a sheep,
jus, nine shllin'. DE court will nd
journ.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

FANcY Scars. Ladies in want ofany
kinds OF Fancy Soaps, should call ai
the store of h. II Ti'dale & Son, where
they wal find the ch ,ics.t variety, all
of which have bevu recently import
ed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

~ We are ind,ttcd to Mr.. Nici olas
Z II oil New Shoreham for late Ca!iior.
nIa papers brought by him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

THE Turks The New York Cour
Ter and Enquirer predicts that war
betwce0 Turkey and Russia is inevila.
bic, and says:
1T is an egregious mistake TO sup
pose that the races and tribes which
make up tie Turkish nta; ;on are either
degenerate or efIeminate. We have
been among them we have seen them;
we know them. There ls not in all
Europe or in Western Asia people
capable u! waging such desperate var
iare. They are strong aud hardy in
body, and are skill vi in The use Of wea-
pons. Their religious ianalicISm is
easily excited, and when ohcr fairly
aroused il knows no bounds. In war
they dem sacred, they rush to a bloody
death as the surest road 10 Paradisc.--
Thus their Koran teaches, and with
them faith Is no idle word--t is fate
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

The house in which Benedict Arnold.
the traitor. was boru IA Norwich. Conn.
has been PULLED down nuhIu lew
days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

CT Through the polireness of Mr.
Stanhope Of The Steamer Perry. we
le"rn tha. Arnold's block, in the course
Of erection, nearly completed, in Provi-
dence, was destroyed by fire Monday
morning il was partially occupicd-
" hole loss about S5O, 200 insured for
10000 or 'hereahouts. During the
fire an Irishman struck one Of the fire.
men, and then run /; he was pursued by
ii number of firemen who struck him
several blows ; he was finally taken
into Il phy"ician's Office, and died in Il
few moments.
We also learn through The same
so"rce. that IL factory in Windham,
Conn. which was owned in Provi dence,
was struck by lightning Sunday night
and totally destroyed. Also, barn in
Cumberland containing 40 tons Of hay,
was destroyed by fire Sunday night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

GIVE learn that IT. Col. Mdso1, tf
the Army, died AT san Francisco, on
the "a OF September.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

There VAS "A meeting oi inventors nj
the Crystal Palace on Thursday, for The
purpose oi forming IN Inventors Pro
teciive Union. A large number of i'm
ventors were present, nearly every
State IN the Union having its rcp:esen-
tatve. The design is to organize, Il
practicable n National Inventors Union,
OF the ground that the patent laws do
not afford inventors that protection from
capital which it is needlul they should
have.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13
OklENTAL WIT. As n woman was

OhiENTAL WiT.-As woman was
walking, nan looked at and followed
her. Why" said she, "do you follow
me 2" because | have fallen in love
with you" why so2 MY sister
who is coming alter, is much handsom-
er than am-go and make love to
her" The man turned back, and saw
woman with an ugly face, aud being
greatly dispIeased, returned aud SAID,
"Why Gid you tell me story r. The
woman answered, neither die you tell
me the truth, for If you are in love with
NE, why did you look Tor another won.
AM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

yellow FEvEh- New Orleans
papers OF The 30th are received. The
ravages oI the yellow fever in the
interior were awful. A, Lake POW
idence, out OF 90 inhabitants, gu had
died.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

...--...-.-.....--..- ... Bnsros, Oct. 7.
Simon G'cenlca'. formerly Professor
of the Law School ~ Cambridge, died
So denly ~ Ii,ni rl'y last night OF apo.
P!rXy. lie was 10 ycnrs Of age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-13

NY We trust that the City Council
viii take speedy action in regnrd 70
lighting the Slreel9 HIm"s; every 0nt
aprrals 10 be "a latnr al u, and cerItln
Is 10 one can deny hut that II will he
great ben n 10 the lia"e, aud o! the
lphrsi convenience - he il hnhitauis.
LIllilng the streets wIl he inaterial
rotrclion 10 property. lor burglars dis
like bright light when undertaking
their thlevlng operations IN many pla-
ces where the streets are lighted, "a much
less number Of watchmen are required
for the protection OF inhabitants and
their property. We should be opposed
TO any extravagant outlay for this pur-
po,e, but il appears to us that a reason
able sum o IN 'ney could not be more Judi
ciousl or satisfactorily expended and
the cost to each taxpayer would be
hut a mere tfiA lr,-ro Lirg in comiar
ison with tie IN mcuse nnd varied ad-
vanlages - be derived therelrom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

V'HE DIRECTORS Of TIE ASSOCIATION for the
Il EXHIBITION Of the INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS EiTs
notice hat The Exhibition Low open 70 The Psthe IN a. 10
bfsIchfG
Some and additions will hereafter from time to time Be
rnsde yeLt Departments Of Raw Prodncs Mnuis red
Artees Machinery and Fine Arts the Exhibition may now Be
JTon1crccd complete.
The Directors 10 making this announcement take peaTe n
al bran ches 1t by FAR the ansve
Tat has been made IL this aud they BE-
4 vii compare evorahly With any ever nede - -.
Tte Fozn and the Products Of the Skill o. tie ID
Word altogether anything before collected
this county while the inventive ingenuity the mechanical ski and
The industrial energy Of people have never before been
made 20 apparent 80
6uoed his srrsv the beautiful and useful prodlc qnsn
negtuce md the Directors earnestly invite their fellow
embrace the present opportunity examine aud 70 study
sceon the Ike which has been and 10 ell probability
many years saiin be offered 10 their obsryai0n
The Exhibition v u close 81 the month Of December next
MORTIMER LiyTNGsTON, PHILIP BURROWS
ATFTTD PILL. JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON,
Al GCsT BELMONT. CHAS W. FOSTER
ALFX HAMILTON. IT, THEODORE SEDGW1CK,
GEO l. SCHUYLER, WIN W. 5 ONE,
FLBERT j. ANDERSON, NM WHEfTEN,
HENRY Il DURHAM JOHN DUSHAM
q H. WfDDELL WIN KENT.
JACOB A. WEsIFRNELT, WATTS SHERNAN,
JfNKS A HAMILTON 7. w. EDMOSDS,
SAMUEL NICHOLSON, j. J. ROOsEkELT .
THEODORE sEDGWICK. President
CHAs Z. Anderson, Treasurer
LaBAS C. STUART. Aots Sec.
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Cost ano found.

EOUND-On Thursday, at Metropolitan Hall, q
PoCKET-BOOK containing money and msmorandA Apply
10 2. PARsfLY, No Bondst
OST-A PORTE-MONNAIE containing few dol
IL l.r psper Note Of drswa ey oass s
ver r.rt Gue viii De found Bgzrns a.
Hotel drd fbe finder Rewarded - -
OsT-Left in the Hudson River RalrSad car,
IL Fnday orinG I'd Inst bundle o. Ia" r. 1es Of BELL
L Co No s. John@t
OsT-Between Boston and New ] "o Drafts
sIg 81 s.rh and che e2sis ~ al dated Aaz 10
- rtf drawn BY STEPHEN C. Port5 On J21n ~ sA5e 20
- bv .hern snd ntoEsed D. D. B. " 9iose Al per-
r kerehy against b1yns 81 efI> -
usvrsent hss been Stopped
C,TOJ FS-Tbe following described CHECKS were
= STOLEN thi. day from he MESSENGER Of tas gEslRAL
on Sesfork- drFwr By Shf Brothers Co.
M 40 Ri 11ored b Hitchcock Co and w oaxey Cashier
o.. cerf ca Shoe and Leather Bank drawn By Lhuner
,ry LtkLnner ATTY for eo; aior.ed Rufus G. Crane Co
"a " Oakley CLstier Dated Sept l. lsSj
Or check PEsrK Laak drawn b. Geo. Ateo, y or
An nSorsed b. @ T. Ae sarrel Alien sna W. OskeJ, Csher
D.fs0. D1fec SEPT ! f15l
,he abcv. mad Chects ss bcsn scpsl Es al PER
so.s irs es7toxd sssiEs tsstst1z be tsas
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Gufrinl Notifies.

,,e s,aine Law CainDaigu.-A special effort must
"a IL bfoe tfs comm IT. retdng natter interesting
s.se on be Temperance e'tin thr,ioTe t1e sub.
a,, be. ssued at edition OF sANohNi' I'M
seiH-. - 80. n, ssneral di-fributiou
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Go n)hom il man Concern.

GAsLlGHT-The opinion OF GINS AS Ro %! ESQ
G Ca. D, kss. Z ~ ss oSaSa S' ,
hersusH r regulating dow OF the barnsr thai Ihavs
;sesrs. gIaep aad VIII accomplish admirably the objects
VIZ insure ssssns.. in the shs. and the 7sess At
the meter = ey H.. dssd soasiaerae seSy isa on
Of Ugh, = ' ~, ssgsadas e 70, the less he Irs:o,e
isnsd CHAs RooME snsle-sr nj G.s u AZ Co
cersumers Of Gas are invited to call No 81 Broadway and see
the Regulator in operation
IMPORTANT 70 RAILROAD COMPANIES
L cRoSLANRS PATENT RAILROAD SWITCH. BRIDGE
ard CURVE MONITORS to- The PRESERVATION u HUMAN
husn life demands ebSieht sf sads IN travel thla
ses xh The draw open cooo Of trains 10 the pa.s 81
tunnel or eos.ns warns rs ef the rss Aea
soIersiion the loss Of so @seh ana oeu a-ad y
HES the OF danases psd and 70 be p IN ses
Of % ba Sssos g . .SsS seeSn. .ssss =
esteemed ~ Rsrs I'd cemgsss and .hs gsse large
In The 1vsnon this ~ Important ossSs essss
utsi without ths I'D Of Switch. Tenders.
By them notice gwen Of advancing either way whether
By them notice given the opposite end when atran
curve, or approaches tunnel crossing er ..ision
T Entirely obsd operating with srsin,y ~ day aad
h nneS so oy 81 ss ssS s
ample and time 10 stop his train aud back motion
Bsirs the only invcuOr .ac cry information DO forward
the ' JOHN cSosiSSD r'sa
NOREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLATER.-Tae
w quickest easiest plesartes and ehespes' remedy In
the There mystery ahoutt Il simply
s the virtues Of the b plaster together with the wonderful
rSuetc which II Is surprising excellence Ii
vitality and strength while Il disease aud pain
exist when this plaster aPlpd Putup in air shi s boss thus
kee fresh and Each box viii make six 10 eight pa
and ehid spread them Price IS cents ton Misfe
tured and sold by
D. c M0REHEAD NJ ., No. 1872 Broadway, New.York.
Sold BY 81 respectable Druggists IN the city and country.
ITO the SHIPPING MERCHANTS of the CITY Of
W-YORK-1he undersigned having completed his
meus prepared Lighter Emant Pvengers and ther
usgage ships arriving this port either om ships oar
tine In the aud his entire time and s.sen0n
Will be devoted entirely 20 this branch u business he soe
share public patronage orders LETT with VIM ROOT
No 100 Nals;, up stairs back Office with WALSH, &C
Hall Quarantine Landing with the subscriber
ally Quarantine Landing will be promptly attended 70 AZ the
shortest sud the liberia terms G. W. DALEY
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C,,pcrNT-s TEMPERANCE TALEs-COmPlete
- - ,rfe-s ~ rssss Prize Snly 81 fo' So y
wv rrs WELLS. No ist Ne11tt ~ 90 c,u.es
M wfiSF LioUoR LAW = pas IN FleAAs'' u
easl1. --6tav NJ TIE TTWPratsCE RkFoA'lAI y -
o. rs, j. Elli-. ~ - D.. = l~sr-.s f.
a. Lfk. f--S gay 90 -
4 u.5a ST. ~. I'D Ntsr--s--
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UOlFs Z ffOul's
or Horses 7h-av. History do in fth@t-
near ethav- fsi other houssa lsms AgPlyto
J PECARE, No. 1853 Testers.
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tS-Peterrye Homestead Asso ation-This Association

tsPeersyille Homestead Asso ciationThis Association
afseri nrmbcn hruGted nembers aud ias. hns
Toe lends for beauty and situate in tbs vicinity Of
Nsskochtle 80 paid - week
stles member city os 81 q city lots and $3.50 TO 10 city
& al payable IN weekly monthly quarterly payments Time
enio new members hack dues The regular meetings
dhe Association held cvery MONDAY EVENING al O'Clock
ntee American hall OF Broadway and Grands fall
ncsree Of the members the meetings desirable For further
llnsr,fs eppy tot A POTTER Prosden- No Han1yers-
WILLIAM H. HOYr 1ro4sar,r No 9hav OF T. ~ GELLAr-
III Secretary, No. Is; Broadway. Room No. s.
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A CHANCE for \ GOOD INvEsTMENr-For

Ply. ADDE'S A. j. Office Of las pap
A CHANCE for \ GOOD INvEsTMENr.-For
N Sale two q, sy trick Houses sv, Si Houses
or eth av mar ~ 5orses 7ih-av. story do in iht,
near A' n'' " A' '' rEc .SRi 'i ~ rs s.
4 RARE CHANCE for a FIRST RATE DA-
n GuERREIAN ARrIsr-FoR sALE-Ap old establishment
WAsHHSSroS DAGTERRE ' GALLERY 10 s hsnst
n,ptt c. Th GALLERY which we nave occupied nearly seven
years beautifully tnsc the central pat q tn city con
sng tour pleasant rooms including large exhibition
s s9,s y sn sre ias nrsus Roo% and sss
RSo% f. T I next. me % lie or spps pS
the Gallery where he may be found at any tno before the
NB-Ihat persons distance may form better idea Of the
h.. been occupied Gallery than ten years aud he other
extensions and Improvements ndo by ys during me
reception covered with IS yards Of and furnished with
TIH $ @ a sss ss The oa
hrse sssht ssoa ht feet BY ssht and covered WIN
abort the M Of the lsd. dressing room aud covered with
rosr and sdiosn onns che & M The Piano and
sbcut 100 pictures the remainder VIII be ' sr @ ss o. WIN
suitable assistance the Gallery VIII yense over 500 per wsss
1.", Of thee rooms s1S S%f Iiss Ss .aa
s for travel in %asisSF5s
DRUG STORE for SALE.-Established % years,
~ doing week sversse well 5eEeS low me-
owTer cannot attend n win be sod at fair price Address
DRuGs, tbs oFce. ----
Tor SALE-The extensive establishment known as
il the PoLY0LoTT PRINTING OFFICE No ~ Frsnsortss,
near PARK row city sether with valuable Jesse covering
the whole building and having nearly five years TO ran 10 capital
i az ncs ms he business opportunity sell
% or eouaed here The estabmcnt occupying
to Io en- braces five large quantity OF
type Of nearly and ali tho ppsrenancs eonpss
ntcr to Of work Enssh and forsn
IN ,very variety and extent The business h
large circle OF cash customers and With proper attention could DO
made very profitable A. ..,. III, T.. LII
S pUse sq: s so OK M For pcus
Of the property, apply to "m htDoh' NO * "'o'S'
MERCHANDISE WANTED.-In exchange Tor
WI BldiDg Lots short distance from the city WIN sei Tor
three the price asked Adore" r. H. Chaihamsqosiero
VyyANTED-In exchange for cash and manufacturing
w .,ocLs brown house. of medium sze
contairng ali the and situated between ~
and thssa and 6thav Apply TO H. MIA No 10 wa"
", Room 10
Dbl ANn TO 81 ,5O0.-Wanted for the West
ep sUVyV Indes-A Dsguereotyps, who has " yems
fing for the West Ind and desires osn
nsn join him, who has cash capital OF slooe % p
will convince hinsslf by the
IS. nqny Gail PETERS 5eneoscope Dasueretan studio
No "a Broadway, between the hours Of 10 aaa Eosoe.
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Chances for Business nlen.

A CLOTHING STORE for SALE on FULTON
"a with stack suitable for The approaehi1s sssnhe
dcing good trade charge for good WILL Ssict
orr ryen eus None but cash customer need
ply ADDE'S A. J., Office of tis paper
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NrV-YORK TRIBUNE.
-u.voFK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,


sss ever! Tg1 e l ''e - P 81 Ade'sa'' aen
80. .seh Insertion.
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81 NlcnoLAs BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No Is Dnane-st.
u SexenfcenIh Reanlnr McefinR-Ni be held 81 unic


spsn ca MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
mm ak 10 seven O'clock ROBT HART. Secretary.
q south Williansbgrsh.A regular meetins Of this Asso
e.ton will be held their No lS7 B0weTy, MONDAY
EVENING Sept Every member respectfully invited 20 attend
etuD, will be presented for their consideration
VI this the SemAnnua OF the Treasurer and
rh will Do read aforang such desire TO become
ten excellent opportunity become acquainted with the
r>s Of " rafaed adv AMI All who feel in
sed by application OF the officers the meeting
tesS themselves Of interesting particulars which the space
an advertisement viii not permit Us to disclose,
-, DR.. +. II. kIMBARK President.
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lust PUBLISHEDA new work OF tnrl,Ilng iI I'
81 a., NsPLETOS Or MoRE Wo4K 59s ras Aa t s Ln~
= dbr-rh D. nathor cf PhiioeopnY o. eeasto
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~ Quarantine Noticc.-roRr NEwloRK Staten Island
Aat IS sSeaug towing inward bound vessels will hereai
feet hawsr and under no circumstances
Win they permitted alongside nles OF distress un-
Ill serthc cleared BY the Health Oteer All oha boats
CAUTIONED approach within 500 yards
ds QuGrantne, under the penalties OF the law.
tsisnedl RICHARD l.. NORRIS, Health OAicer
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NIBLOs GARDEN.-GRAND OPERATE FES-
IL JIVAI for the Benefit Of the SUFFERERS IN THE CITY
or NTW-ORLEANS Ou which occasion ths following eminent
srt their valuable services will appear
Madame HENRIETTA SON1AG
Sonora >TEFfANONE
Sonora AMALIA PATfI-STRAKOSCH
Senior SALVI,
POZZOLINI,
BADIALI,