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E4y As promised yesterday wi

AcS fss VEoHifsu yesterday we
give below The resolutions adopted ct
the meeting Of Che Sugar Planters
in West Baton Rouge on the 28th
ultu We call the attention Of our
brethern of the press to this subject.
II the imposition complained Of i.
,racticed upon the Custom House
,tfieers, the sooner the public is mad,
c1uanted with the facts the bette,
sufficient il is, for us TO know that OH
arge sugar growing interest IL attack
ID and it become our duty to defend
il by every honorable means.
Whereas information has been receive,'
that Large quantities Vi sbgar are being in
lorted from foreign potts by the Nessr
Bell her & Bother Of st. Ltuis, and whet.
Il. it has been tempted bv the afatesa,
gentlemen. 10 svadr The dlites. impose n
the protection If the etgal9 Interests. bv de
signaling the al'icle thus imported hyT hetr
as Concentrated mnlnsses an Malsda.
must be destructive To the Interest d IL
Louisiana Sugar Planters
Therefore. BE il Restfre3; la', That. i
he opinion ot This meeting. II is tiu', d.
nanded If every Sugar F|anNr,, Nv etet
onsideta'ien Of sell preservation. to ,ise q.
honorable means. to prevent this evasion
n I ..J -,
nsfit in maintaining its legal riahts
For the purpose Of slisisins means, mpl
efiactually to carry ont the views exmesse
IN the foregoing resolutions Be il Resoteed
Ind. That this meeting recommend d geI
eral meeting Of the Sugar Planters Of TIL
state, TO be held at the town Of Donald
nnville, on SATURDAY the 18th day of JUN.
inst. and that the Sugar p,anteis through
out The State be tied and earnestly IL
quested TO attend The same
BIZ Il Rese},eR That all Newspapers pnl
lshed In the s ate. he requested to puhls
notice pf said meeting. to be held at Dur
a aldscntille, in accordance with The 2lp
resolution
Reso1rei. That committee Of eight b,
appointed hy the President. 10 collect su,-
seriistions from the Parish of West Batot
Rouge. Tor the purpose Of employing add-
tienal Counsel, and also TO correspond with
said counsel in regard to employing thv
same, in casn ni urgett nmergency.
Resoltsed, That ell Factors, commission
Were hants and Brokers interested in The
Sale of Sugars II The tity Of New OrIeabs
he invited and requested is attend The meet
ing at Donaldsonville, on The ~ h instant
TN motion 1t was Resaeei that, copy
of the proceedings. ne sent 10 be Presidenl
Of The United States. the Secretary Of til,
Treasury. and to the Collector of ever,
port OF entry in the United States.
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u We have deliberately come !

u We have deliberately come 4
he eanclosion 'hst the pillars Of the
Repnblic will fall, vllen 'gcod' men
cannot be found to ssandin the pub
he Offices, and bod up the abu,ments
pr pay, See Democratic Advocate
II YESTERDAY morning, the first article
N The first nage in small type with a
tst each, in three line paragraphs.
ENoties has been given that the
department q Safe is ready 70 pay
The th.yl ias,-l.leas 81 liz T PoTsuzssss
indemnity, 81, -
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EgThe Austrian Counsul at Solo
monica says that he will hold the
pacha Of Egypt responsible for the
annoyances to the Christians.
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70 Perry Davises Pain Killer, is
certainly one of the eighteen wonders
Of the nineteenth century. A gentle
man who lives east Of this city says he
gave 1t on one occasion, and it not only
killed the pain but it killed the pa
tient. w
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EyMr. Thomas Brandon Of Padu-
cab committed suicide on the "a inst,
by shooting himself Disappointed
love is supposed to have been the
cause.
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M The Chinese Theatical Com.
papy whilst i, New York wanted to
perform on Friday night which it
would seem is o sacred time with
them. To decide the matter they
threw up their wooden deity (heads or
tails) and Josh" came down fayora-
blv.
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r We coincide with IA friend
to the Canine family" and think
that an extra session of the Common
Council should be called to take the
subjeet into consideration. a
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II is stated that the. question Of a
British Protectorate over the Republic
Of Liberia, in Africa, has been mouted
in political circles in Washington
The proposition is, to consent tha'
Liberia shall in future be protected
by England. and by this plan obyiat.
he necessity for direct diplomatic re-
lauons between Liberia and the Z.
States.
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u A vessel Of 300 tons was
launched at Mobile few days ago
the first ever built in that city.
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" We have pa,er before US
which says that His Holiness Plus the
TX, has presented the Emperor 81
Austria, the tooth of st. Peter in
a costly service lowered around with
diamonds and ruhies. What con
temptable folly isthis. Suppose it be
the tooth Of st Peter, and not what it
is, Is 1t not degrading the spo'less
character of chat Prince of the ApoS-
ties to carry about his eve-too,h ard
expose it to the public gaze? But this
is IN keeping With the FOLLY ofthe ag
if great man falls down In The regi-
ment of modern great men, he ia dis
sected ljmb BY limb. We are inform-
ell that his skull holds two pounds, four
teen pennyaeights, four scruples, two
drains and half--lust twice AZ much
as some other great man who has gone
before him, The investigation does
not st'p here,-'be world must be
satisfied as to what killed him.
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Tel graphsd Expressly for sihe 'tJmsi.
Arrival Of ttse Arabiai

vote on the 9th May. The origin Of
the great fire at. Liverpool is Unknown
100000 worth of cotton was burnt
--one thousand hands out of employ
ment in consequence.
Lord Dudley Stuart has given no.
tiee that he would ask information re-
lative to the expulsion Of political re-
fugees from Turkey at dietation Of
Austria and Russia.
France.
The Fmperor's prodigality has run him
in debt about five millions francs, not
withstanding his enormous civil list.
The Empress Is eonvaleseent. The
revival of the penal code has excited
deep feelings. The Patree contradiets
he statement that France had sent
fleet to Sandwich Islands. The French
Assembly begins to manifest hostilities
N various ways disafection TO govern
nent and dissolution expected.
Forty thousand francs pending on
he race between the American ship
Fillmore and Bordeaux ship Benjamin
10 New York.
Germany.
The visit Of the King to the Belgians
! consider of the highest political inn
portance. The reported alliance is
strictly of defensive character bring
ing Belgium within the limits Of the
European Confedraey. The Dutch
lections are unfayorable to the Roman
Catholics.
Spain.
The Diario Espantola continues
70 write against the reception Of soult.
The Hefokdo considers that it would
be more dignifed for Spain to take no
notice of soula's proceedings when in
unofficial capacity.
Prussia,
Rigorous measures are adopted
against the Mormon Missionaries. It
l. reported Alenherg will abdicate in
favor of his son.
The American Consul at Frankfort
on-Main died on the 9th inst.
Russia.
The Russian agents have been ex-
citing the people to a revolt. Turkish
affairs less favorable. M. Menehkoff
is reported to have called upon the
Porte for final reply respecting the
Holy Places. The Porte has sum-
advice of English and French
Ambassadors they have sent couriers
10 their respective governments.
The s,atn ono at Jerusalem will be
maintained. Menehikdf has deman-
led treaty placing the Greek Church
under The protection Of Russia.
PHrla., yane 2.-Presbyteyta1s
isscmbiy Evening Session-We
nesday.-Tfe report ofthe committee
m education was submitted, recon-
the last Thursday in Febru-
ary as a season ofprayer for the ad-
of the education of youths
or the ministry. The report Of the
on Domestic Missions-de-
oated until hour Of adjournment.
A letter from DR.. Boardman was
cad, thanking the Assembly for the
1onor conferred by electing him pro-
;essor in Princeton College.
MORNING SESSION Wursday-
rhe debate on Domestic Missions re-
'ort was continued until adjournment
without final action. The discussion
vas discontinued for short time, to
Enable DR.. Revel, of Waldension Syr-
,od to make brief address. He re-
urned his thanks for the kindness
md sympathy he had received. The
Ind nrntnr. rcr,l;nd In O faalinee addrn.c
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WA New York paper says that
the Crystal Palace will not only prove
a failure but be disgrace to the ma
ton. The reason assigned is that in
famous dens Of ofiniqaity are springing
up all around the establishment, that
cannot produce any moral progress,
IL the arts and manufactures are ad-
vanced by It. y
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[Fhe Washington correspondent
Of the Delta says:
Virgil d. Paris. of Maine, form.
or member of Congress, who has been
hanglng on here for an office ever
since the 4'h Of March last, has at
length begged the special nail agency
for the State of Maine. and will leave
his fer home tomorrow. He has
rorn out he interest OF his FIRST wear 5
pa, - s25O0--in sole leather, tiptoe-
ing between the Hotel which be puts
up and the White House.
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~ Boston CORE .pondent of the
Greenfield (Ma>s.) Democrat says,
that Mrs. Sayles. wife of Francis w
Sayles. Of Boston, who was k He'd in the
Norwalk slaughter, is now insane. She
was with her husband when the acc;.
den: occurred, and the slmcl. she q.
parsfneeal mas brett her of reason.
sac : the daughter OF The Hon. b.
II. Hallet.,
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~ We are indebted TO friend
CAswEIL of the jackson La, Tele.
graph Office for the despatch from
that place relative to the numbering
Of Pedler-to be found in our Tel.
eeraph.c news of to-day.
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PuilAptn.nlA, JIayS 5Is- ls.'ge,
Petit Direaor Of the PlilsDelpIia
Mint died to-day. sss-~.
Bh111Monr, MdH 81 Tie ,tiial
Of Gardiner is postponed until next
September. 6ssr4
Nay YoRk, June 2.- Felix Faresti,
Of Nev York has been rendered by The
President the. appointment of Consul
to Genoa.
DR.. Patterson appointed Fuperin-
tendent Philadelphia Mint vice Petit
deceased.
PHrLA., June 2.-Alexander Wal
ker appointed Pension Agent, New
Orleans.
New YoRK, June 2.--The New
H H.mpshire Legislature organized
James Rice President of the Senate,
@. Q. Sergeant, Speaker of the House /;
both Democrats.
The Arctic Expedition sailed to-day.
United States Frigate Macedonia
arrived to-day from MADEIRA.
BALTIMORE. June 2.-Late adyices
from Buenos Ayres report the country
In State Of great excitement
ness suspended d-property decreased
in value. ltisprobable Buenos Ayres
will be captured speedily.
JACKSON, June, s.-The body Of a
Pedler found a few miles from Jack
son on the night Of the first inst He
was killed about two weeks since.---
A man named D. Hueston was arres-
ted last night as the murderer. Two
others are supposed to be concerned.
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o. Mr.. Chas. Allen has our thanks
for substantial evidences of bis regard
for US.
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Rigorous measures are adopted
against the Mormon Missionaries. It
l. reported Alenberg will abdicate in
favor of his son.
The American Consul at Frankfort
on-Main died on the 9th inst.
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SPAIN.

The Diario Esyaniola continues
% write against the reception Of soult.
The Hefakao considers that it would
be more dignifed for Spain to take no
notice of soula's proceedings when in
unofficial capacity.
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The visit ofthe King to the Belgians
i consider of the highest political inn
portance. The reported alliance is
strictly Of a defensive character bring
ing Belgium within the limits Of the
European Confedracy. The Dutch
lections are unfayorable to the Roman
Catholics.
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA-The next term of the
Supreme Court will commence at Montreal,
on the fourteenth Of the present month, when
the trials will take place Of those who have
been arrested for the part they took in the riot
of the ninth of June and the firing of the troops
by which some fifteen or eighteen lives were
lost. Besides those who are suspected of hav-
ing caused the riotous assemblage, Lieut.. Col
onel Hogarth. who commanded the troops, and
Capt. Cameron and Lieut.. Quentley, who had
charge of the two divisions, with the Mayor,
who is supposed to have given the general Or
der to fire, are all at large upon bail
The government, it appears, are apprehensive
of renewed disturbances during the sitting OF
the court, and, as means Of precaution. have
ordered down from Toronto two hundred en-
bodied pensioners, who are empowered by a
law of the Province to act as policemen when
required by the civil authorities.
1t is not probable that any convictions will
be the result of the impending trials; but a care
.u analysis of the evidence that may be pro-
,uced will determine whether the troops re.
ceived the usual and regular orders to fire
snd. secondly, by whom they were given
Lieut. Colonel Hogarth swore before the
coIoners inquest that he did not. Thirteen OF
mis- men. upon whose testimony he has been
arrested. swear that he did.
NJ he prizes Cor srading Z. ,ho rcdham ,a..le saow
"eie sssen by lrsilmen.
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BROOKLYN City Intelligence

WOMAN EnfTn ny nEg HtsRtNp--A man nanea John
OSullyan, resident of the vicinity of Fort Hamilton,
yesterday taken into custody and lodged in knss
county Jail the charge of killing his wife Catherine.
II APP he went home Tuesday evening with some
coal In wagon and directed his wife to unload IL which
she refused when In the excitement Of the moment he
struck her violent blow which caused almost instant
aea.. Jue.Ss W.iynt Of the town Of .,ss Uuecnt com
nitted the prisoner for examination
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Court Calendar-This Day.

UNITED STATES DErRer CcuRT.-Nos. 10, ~ a. Is, &c,
%. 81 to %.
SUPREME CouRT-General Ter,n-The five Judges will pre-
de to hear arguments in the of lie Bawn against
he Corporation, Reynolds against the Comptroller band
Russ Reid against the Comptroller
SUPREME CouRT-Circuit.- Adjourned TO Saturday
SUPREME COuRT-special Term.-The Canal and Walker
ttreet on Saturday.
COMMON PIRas-part First.-Same before. Par Sc
cond 624 6z5 627 62S 49, to 1884, 1885, 64O to 6l
SuIERloR CoUKI-(Two Branches. )-Nos rs Ill, IL,
49, D5, 49, H. liz, ILL., 123, l24 1885, 126 III u.s.
l29 ls0 III 1872 1a5, 1885, 1885, l4I, l42 143 IA l45
Jag TAT, l4S l49 $50.
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The No,,onol Pol,co Gazette or TIM. wee.

iu report oil the trial.
Of Joseph H. Wagstan together with likeness Of Don
Cnrlo Castro alias Valencia aud
datns throughout the United states Ia addition 70 Lar
Of foreign aud domestic criminal mattcrs
ceedngs before Commissioners Of Police will nso be
in the Gazette and their decisions In large nun. Of
against Of the police
sale every where. \ ow ready.
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dehanse to cIrre.hn, tyranny ana inrSlt IA nuntls
BILE they behold 1t Haunting in the breeze Upon The
broad i.ld 81 Ned Buntncs own tine ears and stripes
Liberty indelibly impressed and ia ain shall VI
mies tie peoples liberty strive to efface Nod
lf,at defiance in his types and darcs them tho combat
without doubt tue series this we'll known aud
popular weekly is tie most independent raey, intelligent AID
patriotic newspaper offered 10 the % rS
Ing public. Agents, Ross Jones No. u street where
ncwsLoys Should attend early TO procure supplies.
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ID tlOkCL T. loA, sHAeGptibie inprogomang uash
iarJs Tar, aud rule the fashion for i5B Incy aru
toient well known here and in Europe, t. need little ai.
ton The Defender &c lle stitI
tVn" Ms fiyen that undying fame Hey " him.
GEoLGE Il. Fox, Lsa WASHINGTON June s is.,2.
btrc ant Tailor, s33 Broadway, New YORK.
Dear irI Lave received the khalaa wnch you sent mo
iew cay ~, a.d ue pleased H.. IL. !.
comfortable and citing garment that haze
Your folly, UAN'L WkUaIEk
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fifty cents-They colored in twice the
size any the city for fifty and warranted equal In
au Atty and those that SO 81 elsewhere Re-
member ANSON'S, $50 Broadway.
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per corner Broadway Murray Streets continues -
In the satisfactory manner that IL
has done for many years
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MEMS very Aready ana, long
elegant sold for S and a. they wiz
sale The daguerreotype likeness os
each customer which his hat without additional
charge great convenience In indicating ones own hat
81 Chatham opposite Chambers and on the oorns1
Of Chatham and Pearl streets
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called this feature in the da
guerrean art now taken ut GURNEY'S magnificent da-
guerreotype gallery SAY corner Leonard sreee'
Also his new style Of colored daguerreotypes
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Crayon Daguerreotypes made only AZ
ROOTS Gallery, No. S6S Broadway. Process patented
Rooms easy Of access.
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road-Mr. BennettDear Sir:-Alpw tnrous the "ier
prise brief account of its past history and condition
The idea Of constructing railroad from Hoboken via Newbur
and first entertained December last
large meeting Its friends held at Delhi in February
tee seven at Newurs and seven at
cuse appointed TO make thorough exploration Of
greatest practicable width of intermediate territory and
read s % S 5s I @ rou for
experienced engineer assisted by two Of ASSISTANTS
weeks Of careful examination found Typography
country such as to conne the praetcaby Of road witnn
fully surveyed and the TACT that road be
located on line Commencing ut the division line between
line of the Bergen County railroad said
ing thence through the Counties of Rockand and Orange
Orange Ulster Delaware, Otsego Chenango Madison and
Onondaga to the city of Syracuse which snail be within
exceeding sixty feet to the mile with Of the easy
of radius Of less than twenty
such striking advantages over existing routes from
Buffalo to New York, and running through dis
srustins and supporting railroad, would excite bot
rivalry and opposition and has encountered full share Of
merits Of their route the officers of the company tead
~ IN their Of obtaining tne united aid and
influence Of the inhabitants along the line
the road confidently beliey that all efforts OF advente
r ana a, e b obtain the SANE ana ~ any oer
tabisLed and in this they are not disappointed IT
Company $50 caled that after the mos. thorough iaSessi
cation and survey OF the country they have wholly ad Of
and syracuse route The officers of the company being
srou only Of adopting the best route have cneeruy await
although greatly retarded have now nearly compietea IA oS
jeet when they deemed important interests
tSns along the line and they viii be ready to open their
looks for subscriptions the capital stock
nth instant OF the vast Importance of this
travelling community it IL not my purpose speaa,
n9t from sh9rougn with the district thrsan
will far exceed the expectations Of its most arin
friends. A. N. SHERMAN,
President Of the New York. Newburg syracuse a,roaa
Company.
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rnbI,c Notlce.--A Fnlthfnl Instrnstnr !,

Mr. thiStcN La4ies and gentlemen you eurc 81
qtrle rcc and bcantl handwriting ut his rsiyato
lra, - broadway Visiting cards "rtte, 81 cen nalt
paoL call 10 requested rVm A. "A. t. 81 Il. d. 50
wrishg 1T tie Poet Otiee, ana Mt :. 3 broadway.
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Tie ANNUAL sermon beIOrc the DOnFu OF
Mssilns Of the Protestant Episcopal Curch will
by tie Rev Dr. Atkinson. Bishop Elect Of Norn
this Thursday evening, October 9TH, in ". Bartaoom
Church. Service to commence at7l2 o'clock.
). u. DENioON,
Secretary and General A gent For. Commttel.
On Friday evening next there will be public Missionary
meeting ia the Church Of the Ascension, wuich
the members Of the Delegation from tho venerable 5,cy
he Propagation Of tho Gospel in Foreign Part vi ~
welcomed 1is delegation CONSISTS of Di,n
Spencer late Lord Bishop Of Madras Arcddeaeoa oaen
aw kins Secretary the Propagation society
the Henry Caswell Addresses will
he meeting Is likely TO be OF common intefst fs
cuars the Of speakers will 10 trasasi
tomorrow Service to commence Mt IA o'clock.
:. ID. DENlSUS,
Secretary and General Aseat For COMMITTEES.
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Hat Finishers Wanted Immediately, at
BEEBE Il CO.'S, l55 Broadway.

Hats Our New Style Suits Everybody
No change Of style within recollection has met such
grand rush, and everybody is pleased. few more
left" WARNOCkS Hatters, 275 Broadway, Irving House.
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tai Palace New York, Sept 49, oaNotcs hsreby gveA
hat appca bit in this building whether
foreign domestic can 70 granted. j. N. BATCHELDHk
secretary Of the Superintend ents
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The DlreetOrD OF the Association 10r tn0 ~
hbiop the Industry Of all Nations give notice thae 30
exhibition to the public IN all its branches
Some changes and additions will hereafter, from time ~
be made but its great departments of produce
artcies machinery and fine art the exhibit
ton may be now Pronouneed complete.
The Directors IN making this announcement take pleasure
in saying that in all it, branches il Is by The most
and attractive that has made In thu
country and they believe IL will fAvorAby with
mado
the Old World h altogether superior anythiag ever before
collected in this country while the inventive ingenuity the
skill the industrial Of people
have never before been made 90 apparent
oroduoed this array beautiful and useful products
intelligence and the Directors now earnestly nvte
their fellow citizens embrace the present opportunity -
examine study collection the ike Of when never nse
been, and in all probability VIII not In many yes sksm
offered TO their observation.
The exhibition will coae In the month OF DeoeMocx hsA
DIRECTORS
Nort,rsr Iivinaston Philip Burrowss.
Alfred PeIi Johnston Livingston.
Aurust Belmont Charles W. Foster
Alex. Hamilton, Jr. Theodore SsdgwoA-
Geo. L. Schuyler. VIM w. stony.
Elbert j Anderson. William Whetten.
Henry X. Durham. John DunnAm.
w G. II. Waddol William Kent.
Jacob A. Westervelt. Watts sherman
James A. Hamilton. r. W: Edmonds
Samuel Nioholaon. j.. j. Roosevelt.
CHAs. =. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LABAN 9. STUART, Acting Secretary.
Once OF tho General Superintendent, Crys :
tai Palace New York, Sept 49, looNotioe hsreby given
that appoation bit in this building whethex
foreign or domestic be granted. J. n. BATCHELDhk,
secretary of the Superint dents
Cray0n Oaguerre0types madc only ~
ROOFS Gallery, Process patented
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appropriate style by J; n Gimbrede, Broadway Custo-
will find complete assortment of fine stationery,
wedding presents fancy goods, beautiful stock Of
white silk bridal fans pearl and ivory mounted and richly
carved. j. NJ GIMBREDE, Engraver and Importer, $50
Broadway Metropolitan Hotel.
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Cheap Carpeting.-J. NJ. Gillespie, No. HI
sowey, his variety carpet
~, ohcoths druggots mats, window shades, DO.
e. There no place in the city where greater
'arehascrs are offered nur motto quick sales small
YydtS.
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Win Wnnts


a adf Then use my onguent. II will foree-mnd orceths
Yard or ar t. strong glossy and uxuriant In siS
weeks and don't stain njure tho skin bottle sent
20 part 81 the country G. GRAHAM, Is Ann street.
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Y tpf uer. Articles is removed No. rs Broadway oppo
= m AK where be he's the beat the
20 t tee application Of his famous hair dye tho sale
~ nas invented wigs and soupess Nine private