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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
City Intelligence.
VISIT OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR AND SUITE TO THE

NAVY YARD.
Yesterday forenoon his ExceIIsncy Governor Seymour
accompanied BY some OF the members Of his STAFF to,
geter with number Of friends ladies' and gentlemen
paid visit to the Navy Yard In Brooklyn
The party came In csrrsgss and received ct ths
thu command Of Captain rayor altar which the com.
papy were driven to Commodore Boarman's house.
whore the party alighted.
After int1oductions, the Governor and friends pro
ceedsd to the Naval Lyceum, and examined the marine
and other curiosite mpanied by Commodore Boar
man, lady and daughters, Captain Hudson with asiss
Lieut. Boeg., General Ward Burnett Sheriff Lott q
Kings county, With ladies, Charles A Denkc County
Cisr. o. Kings county, and others.
frgate Niagara is to Be built, tie party vent down to
the wharf and crossed the river TO the United States re-
received BY Captain Peck the veteran commander me
marines on board Of the ship presented arms the band
again played national air, and the Governor and his
the poop deck. The Governor Was then salated by =
discharge Of seventeen gunsthirty tvo and forytvo
Tho band continued to perform deck ana Governor
Seymour and his friends below to inspect tbs ship
into the O house wSsTs the sor four
Sabine Ii finishing the stocks. The company were
1Sem Invited 70 parsa1s ISOLATION :. the house q
O'Clock. The band was in attendance during the In
tsryai and played Governor Seymour hfs for the st.
friends Who came with him The Governor Expressed.
himself highly pleased vi n his VISIT and the good order
that prevailed throughout the Navy Yard
MEMORIAL TO THE LATE BISHOP WAINWRIGHT
The late Episcopal Diocesan Convention appointed a.
special COMMITTEES to port upon the best mode Of per-
pstuang the and virtues Of the late head of the
diccess, Jonathan NJ Wainwright. This committee have
reported In favor Of two ways Of carrying out the dssu
viz One, the erection Of monumental tablet or .
memorial winfow In the chapel Of Trinity Corpora
lion ana amour en- the creation Of church endowment
70 provide the church Sunday schools with approved
under the superv ion OF the acting Bishop Of the
oicces the endowment to be styled "The Bishop VAIN
wight Church school Book Fund Tho com nittee
ss's OF John Mcvickar; Edward Higbee Washington
irving, William II. Lewis william johnson, John
Brown, Luther Bradsh 3. H. Tying, Martin Les and
Robert Lewis.
ibfs report WAS duly considered and referred back to
the special COMMITTEES with power to act.
FISE IN WILLIAM s7RxEr.-Betwesn ten ami eleven
oosk lhst night, Ars broke out la the Workshop OF
Mr. Berrer, rear Of Nc 29 william street, military orns
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70 Collins mail s'es- .nshp Atlantic, 0apt West, WI
Rave 'his port tina day At II o'esck ", Tor Liver
Do0L
The Europeao nails win close In this city a. hai past
ssn o'eioss 10 he morning.
zee okuA'J tprinted IN French ard Enghsh) viii &c
1rnsahce y. O'Clock 10 ths morning. Single cosies
10 srasP~ ~. sixpspce
uEscy iptsons saa aoysrtsemsnss for any edition OF
~ SEy. YORK GERALD EI b received st inc following
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WIN ihorsas s Co No 10 ,latharine street.
Pac. : Livingston, Wells Il Co g Place DC Ia Borras
s0rSsals Of the Egropean edition Of tic 5HRALD
W. ecssece the received by mail AID tseg app ct
tsCs~s Curing the prsvicna reeh and to the hour Of
1'11esEon 1ho fuA details of thu recent nelsr ehoy
6sestcr 10 The steamsbip Srru:.
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10th inst, ut ~ O'Clock.
WING ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The whig delegates Of the different Assembly districts
met Last night in their respective wards to nominate
candidates. Their deliberations wers. as follows
FHsr Drs1RIcr-1he delegates Of this district con.
sstDg Of the First and Second wards ct last night at
No. stste street, to make nominations f,r the Assem-
bly, Ctz Morrison, of the First ward, was called to
the chair then moved and carried to 20 into the
nomination of . candidate for the Assembly,, and Mat.
thew Fordham was unanimously nominated on the frst
ballot. The meeting then broke up.
SECOND IsTRl0r-The delegates Of this district con-
sstirg Of the Third and ixth wards met ct Patterns
Rote, Ia Greenwich street Charles B. Foot, Of the
SIXTH ward was called to the chair, and T. X. vanduser,
Of she third ward. secretary No nominations were
MADE And the convention adjourned till THURSDAY next
THIRD DISTRICT Tho delegates of this district met st
the Fifth Ward Hotel VIM Adams wNs called to the
chair chat and :: u Chapman was appointed Secretary
lowing letter was read
To THE Vine ASSEMBLY NOMINATING Committee or rHr
L. several isaa.
ofyeu; % As .sna.
Sn 1Ss ss Sss% " your
While sny spS1sssss the iisd feelings Of those who
sis Ssss .ss
decline oaor 4 Sns q ss n. a1Is
eSneiu.on be- leave 70 say that judcas IRON the high
ees vii result
IN tnS ehooe OF nominee VINO Will receive the undivided
;Issfu!iy Your oS.disns sssssns WI K SANS si
New York, October -, 1854
Inc first ballot WAS ~ fonows--
InomAs T. omtn.. Observation-Disclosures.
mm H. Ssnnin ..........................
Mr. Smith was then declared 70 30 the nominee after
which the convention adjturnod
FIFTH D1sIRIcTTbe delegates Of this district met At
tho East broadway House, and organized by calling the
Hon. Floyd Garrison to the CHAIR, Upon motion to 20
Into nomination Ct candidate. four b,llotinss took
place without success The prominent candidates were
hessrs. Charles 6 Webb, e. W. Morgan, ana Hon. p.
Barrow. Upon motion the convention adjourned TO
next. N'~As
1EsrH DsrRIcr-Ths delegates Of this district. com
prhing the Twelfth, finetcenth and Tweutv.ssoond
waras, met at Conrao's Monumental Ball. In the Nine.
feenth On motion Mr.. RUey WAS called I, the ohsir
james J. Bevins was nomioatsd for Assembly ON the
Isl ballot, AFTER which the convention adjourned.
ELEVENTH. lnIInIcr.-1he delegate In ths district,
comprising the Thirteenth ward met last night at On
defdonks Hotel, on the cornor Of Grsnd and Clinton
snee.s; me meeting was organised BY ceiling Abuah
Aooot 70 The chair, and Christopher Reynolds sesrs
tNy On motion, lfr Jacob Z. Howard was declared 70
motion, HIS Dominotiop made unanimous. The
convention then adjourned
MEETING OF THE DEMocRArIo UNION CLUB.
The Young Mems Democratic Union Club held meet
ing at the Chinese Assembly Rooms, last evening
In the absence Of the President, p. Carr Vice Pre
dent took the chair and Cornelius CArnes acted
rotary.
The CHAIR announced thatths arrangements for the
ratification meeting had been made, speakers invited
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BpoApwAy IUys.r,-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL--This theatfe
vas gaia crowded overlooking Thursday night,
the occasion of the production Of Baes popular cpera
of the 'iBehsIoisu Girl" The favorable impression
c7tatvd b; he irst effort OF the company
Armed ~ .hs sdrnrable in Which tais piece
to1f*sed AlAccs ID il r. two OF Tie subordinate
parts could have wished that the osst had been dir
'eseri the effort Ia. whole psea ana salts
factory AZ could Re desired The ors' splandiiy
put upou the stage. end the ehorusss exhibited &
csycfai training and harmony OF ensemble which
noticed in he r-t nights pc formance. Miss LOUISE
iyre seemed at h3me with har then upon
Let occasion snd encouraged By the high appreciation
which hsn been evncd Of he's talents achieved second
greater than her frst. Nothing could be
exquisite then The in which sho rendered
the Gypsy girs dres' to which she gave version Pc
cnlsry her own remarkable for tbs delicate grace
Of is At,le, 1t for the briliancy of lis
execution In tho suppMesiions to her father,
and indeed, throughou the whole of the trying vocsa
ticn Of the third act she display energy pathos,
and intensity Of feeling which carried the audience with
her and drew down perfect tenpest of applause Hsr
airline tbs most perfect conception Of the part tha
have yet Witnessed and staps Der artiit sf
great elevation Of sentiment we'll Of sxtraord mary
vocal powers.
The role of Ihaadeus originally performed By Mr
Garrison whom the Bohemian grip first brought
cut ~ Drar Lane ana 70 the exceen. manner IN wn1cn
he dered it, the unprecedented which the opera
Understanding believe, over hundred nights
was in great degree, owing. Els performance Of ut
night justified the reputation he had achieved In It, lf
tho numerous passages Of the opera in which his powers
displayed to advantage, have only space to
lice that Of ''The Fair Land OF Poland" which
given with spirit and energy that quite electrified the
house.
Mr. Bor,sn also continues 70 increase in favor with
tho public. He has 6ne voice and excellent method,
and could little warmth be Infused uo action
would carry his audisnee frequently with him His
Count Arnheim /, OF his most successful psrfor
nanees and fully merits the high eulogiums passed ont
by tho English press.
At the close Of the opera Miss Pyne Mr. Harrison ana
Mr. Bcrrsn called before the curtain to receivs the
tribute Of applause to which thesr exertons entitled
them.
Last night the ''SoInDambus" again repeated TO
full house.
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"Hx WILL vors RIGHT EVERY rmE"-

"Hs WILL vorE RIGHT EVERY TnE"-
The Tribune, spe,Ang Of tie nomination
Of Sanford L. Ma omber as the whig
candidate for Congress from the Fourth dr.
trict, Gays, that 4 elected he WI vete right
every timcn We have the meaning, we think
of his oracle. We unders aid ,bas another
gentl, man, whose name was before the couyen-
tiop, was asked quiet before the ballotiag
commenced, this very extraor ina y question:
"Will you, i, ELECTED to Congress, should the
election Of the next President b thrown into
the House, and should Governor Seward be
among TIE candidates before that DO iy, vote for
him az our first AMI last choice I President
Of the United States?n The gentleman an
swered in the negative, and was superseded by
the rominee who will vote right every time"
Very Interesting discovery this. The Presi-
Dental election will be scrub race. No help for
it. The friends Of Seward calculate at least TO
| run their man, as among the three highest, into
the House. Aud they are preparing for that
contingency. Nothing like being in good time.
-------------
NEBRASKA Conc AHEAD.-Omaha City Ne
braska Territory, promises to be second edi-
ton OF Chicago aud other hourishing Western
| Cites the sudden rise and prosperity of which
have astonished the civilized world. We have
before us plan Of Omaha City, laid ont in
lots, numbered from one up to three hundred
and twenty-five. We have here Jefferson
square and Capitol square; Pierce, Marcy,
| Douglas, Harvey, Scott, Jackson, Pacific, Ma
son. California, and other streets, running east
and west, and crossed at right angles by streets
numbered from one to twenty-tLree. The lots
will be given to those persons who will i'm
prove them A brick bnilding for the Terrific
rial Legislature is in progress, and various
other improvements are under way. Alto
gether the prospects Of Omaha City are good.
| HO! for Nebraska.
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THg NEW ESorAsp ExmRnoy OF HossSs Is to come of
at Brattstoro Vermont, on the 17th 18th, 18th, and
Goth days Of December Over $4,000 in remums Of
fes for horses Of speed to rot In hsrncss horses
al work aud entire horscs. Premiums also for gentle
and lady horEenanship, and sweepstakes OF $500
for the best trctting horse mile leafs, best two In
three, Ccr petition Ia cpen to ALL
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ITALIAN 0rfa-On reference to our advertising
columns It win DO that for the remaining perform
Of Madame Gris and sguor Mario In this city the
tickets to the parquotte and frst tier Of boxes have
been reduced to two dollars each With the privilege Of
securing seats without any extra charge. We also un
dersand that the prorretors OF the opera house
have caused improvements to be made and have placed
some additional ughs In che building. Tho favorite
oIeraof Ia Sounsmbula" will be played on Monday
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INTERESTING POLITICAL NEWS.
THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS
MEETINGS AND FORMATIONS,
&C., &C., So.

THE STATE ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tbs following sre the reported msjpities for Govas-
nor oompal ed with the vote OF 1851 when Govssnr
Figsr (emocrs) was eiscEAd by s4es majority ia the
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NV scrRfss Eoa WArIAcg's. Miss Rosa Bennett
from The London theatres has arrived in this city, and
sill shortly make her debut at Walacks theatre. She
Is sister to Miss Julia Bennett, and Is said to pos
seEsd of beauty and talent There Ii srsty Of roo1
comedy actresses 10 theatres and trust that Mss
Bennett win sustain the family reputation.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
NEw ynRR.

SON1hESSlON AL M MIN AAlONS.
NEW YORK.
SYRACUSE, Oct 49, 1854.
Thos G. Avoord has been nominated BY the softs Of
the Onondaga district their candidate for Congress
The convention as also that of the wbigs nominating
Amos Granger passed resolutions for the repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave law.
The free democrats will nominate AmosP. Granger
Sanford c, Parker Ia the nominee of the hsrss.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bosros, Ost. IL, 1854.
The wings of tho Third aisrriat in convention to day.
at Deaham, nominated J. ". Edmonds.
Tho republicans Of the Second district have nominated
Hon. Gsrshom c. Weston, Of Duxbary.
KNOW NOTHING CELEBRATION.
NORFOLK Oct. Is, 1854.
The Know Eothipgs here and Ia Por.smoath celebrat
ed the recent victories Of the order in Pennsylvania and
Baltimore last night BY firing 100 guns.
MEETINGS IN THIS CITY.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
This convention met last evening" pursuant TO ad.
iournment at AZ vesey street. T. F. Probst Esq in the
chair.
Mr. roDes offered the following resolution, which
unanimously adopted
and Consistent course Of General Hiram &aibrase their
ary withsI.ss on aesuns q psiTas sasues Sms
4. We n hs@c
The R.nest o. hs h attain nes: ana MS ates
There ballots for cAndi late for the next
Congress. On the last the vote was as follows
W. # Weekend. ...........................
No choice.
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BROOKLYN.

Dfs0On1xEV O'%1
The B. oobly City Wing Convention assembled at the
City hotel at O'Clock on Thursday evening, to
nominate city on .ers p. G. Taylor chosen chair
man. and Wnitlock and D. c. Heelsy, secretaries
Two sets of delegates appearing from tho Second and
Thirteenth wards It decided to admit tbs ticket
headed by Packard, Of the Second ward and that Of
Hrptly from the Thirteenth. The nomin atoms were
then antared into. and resulted a fouaKe:-
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SER large ca alogue sals Of Freu,, q ds Of TIE In
puitatioD Of Mr.. Cha les No lctai, iers Tbs sale
embra.ed $50 OTIS, . OF iGl !, ~ sold There
was good aud spirit eompan) sent, aud the
sale went Of Sith bgstsr feeling , the day pre-
yious, and in most instance al aore fsyo able
prices for stgtement Of which W c.Cr TO another
column.
Messrs. s. H. &C.w Foster held psrempso-y
sale Of linen halksyclief &C., Of the manaa sule
and inporta ion d Me-. .. Jno Higgins %. Tbs
catalogue embraced 6l9 OF, all Of iich we're sold,
and a, full prices compared TO previous sales the
present season.
Mes1s. Wimerd Dg, Hosues & Hanbert COZ.
cluded heir ASST nses sale of the entire balsoce u
the sto.k OF Al red Edwards & Co., consisting Of
silks snd fancy goods. The sale embraced aboui
s34 .ots, all o. wo,en were 50 4. ,hers was gool
AMI spirited hodse present, and these vas a. il,
proved feeling ccn! AIRED with TIE day previous
Ths sale included a considers able lre ~ Ere &c.
kid gloves, and other fancy descriptions, som, o
which wero costly asd eeas0nabe styles, The pice
geuernlly, taking Low medium and high grades
averaged shout S. per dozen. Some lots were 81 0
| S. lower, ana Others again that muca higher,
corcing to quality. The ladies' silk gloves, gu
other fancy goods, such rs n,usiias, nbro!dsrles
| handke caieis, &C., were readily sold, and at goo
prices fer each, compared with other sales of sim
| lar goods
NgssIs Wilnciding, Hoycet and Humbert as
held special perem. tory sale Of silk Gao pusae'
| consisting ef lo7 lots, al OF which were sold a
| nYises ran niHO from SHE In 81 ~
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KNOW NOTHING CELEBRATION.

NORFOLK, Oct. IL, 1874.
The Know Nothipgs here and In Portsmouth celebrat
ed the recent victories Of the order in and
Baltimore last night By firing 100 guns.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
THE IHOWpEDVTA ~ TTSTtf7'TTTtE,

t'oR Shaving, Shampooning Hair-dressng, is
l. now In full blast Water street. between Syca-
more and Vine, and respectfully socits share of pub.
lie patronage.
The Propretors Of this establishment have had long
experience in the large Eastern cities and promise 10
DC up the Toilet oftheir customers in the most skul
and fashionable manner.
Inc celsOrated iRICOPHEROUS is freely used in
this establishment soften the scalp and nromote the
healthy growth of the hair
me institute VIII open in future every morning at4
O'Clock A. NJ. and remain op. till 10 O'Clock p NJ
III farueular attention given to cutting Childrens
nalr and the proprietors win upon families their
residences on Friday of each week. for that purposen
requested. faro6n
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

~ WE have just received a large stock of Gold
"a. and Silver Watches, n hunting and open cases.
to give satisfaction.
ALSO JEWELRY-A large, beautiful nd fashionable
stock, comprising Geld Guard, Fob and Vest Chains
Gold Bracelets, plain Gold Bands, Ladies' and Gents
Bre st Pins, beautiful lot of Ear-drops and Rings
plain. scale and sett Firgerrngs Seals, bockets Gold
and Silver 1himbes, Gbld Speeacles, Silver Napkin
rings, &c.
ALSO GOLD PENS-Six doz a. Morton & Co.'S cele
brated Gold Pens direct from the manufacturers.
ALSO.Clocks of every variety, eight day and thirty
hour in Papier Mache, Cast-rol and Wood Cases,
which we sell low and warrant to Keep time.
We invite the public to call and examine our stock,
at the sign of the Big Watch on Main street, between
First aud Second (aplD BITTROLFF & SONS.
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EDWARD HUSTACE,


II a s A ~ Us On HAED
900 WATCHES of the finest qualify warranted 10
NM perform well give to the buN perfect sat
e. SR i-acton. Rnsace devoles his attention TO the
G>szG selection of superior Jewelry. He offers
an assortment of the richest patterns. t
Hustace invites the attention Of the Ladies his stock
of Breast Pins something eegantand pleasing the eye
Hustace has Ear Drops decidedly beautiful, a new
sly just received. They will suit the of the
refined.
Hustaces assortment of Mourning and Daguerreotype
Pins are the finest in town.
Hustace's Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains are Just
what they should be- variety Of patterns of the
most elaborate workmanship. ..t
Husiace has Gold Lockets, single and double pretty
and good-no mistake.
Hustace's Gold Rands s-they need no recommended
ton. In fact all of his goods have acquired repua-
ton sufficient in this community.
Husace has just received fine lot Of Silver spoons
They of the very best quality the pure stuff
Hustace is prepared To do Engraving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Letered.
Husace can repir Watches in a scientific manner
All work executed with and finish unsurpassed.
Husace sells cheap and refunds money for articles not
giving satisfaction, and thus gains the confidence OF the
patronizng public. lmy2
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I)ROOMS, WOODEN WARE, &C..
ID 1000 dozen Shaker, medium and common Broofns
300 do extra and common Whisp and Hearth
Brooms;
800 nests blue oak and red Tubs
800 dozen common 3-hoop and fancy Buckets;
300 nests covered Buckets;
100 do Pine Tubs;
100 do Cedar do;
81 dozen bail and nest Boxes;
100 do Wire Sleeves;
100 do Manill BedcOrds;
900 do Zinc Washboards;
80 do Barrel and half-barrel Covers
so do Alicant, Jute. Coir and Rope Matts
900 nests Market Baskets;
so 90 Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
100 boxes Clothes Pins;
200 nests Bowls;
zoo gross wood box Matches;
25 dozen Trays
Iu0 do Cocoa Dppers;
100 do Cedar Buckets and Pggins; brass and iron
hoops:
so do Painted Keelers;
so do Horse and Well Buckets;
20 do Half Bushels;
900 sets Measures five in;
25 dozen Churns;
With every article in the ,raolen and Willow Ware
line which we will sell at low prceto the country trade.
SHREvE S.S STEWART,
febl4 6md Louisville, Ky.
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vr.,1NEnV FANCY STORE

MRS E. NJ. RICH, No. 2O4 Fifth street, Cincinnati,
ltl would respectfully call pubic attention to her
Large and shionable Stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods consisting Of SILK, Satin Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings Ribbons. Man
tas Coaks Black and Colored silk and other Laces,
Needie-worked Collars. Chemizettes Sleeves &c.
which she prepared to sell at prices which cannot fail
to give satisfaction.
When you visit Cihcinnatii call on
MRS: y. NJ. RICH,
mhl5y eO4 Fifth street, between Elm and Plurr.
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NEW GROCERY
RE 'THIOS RACON a. CO..

ON FIRST STREET. BETw. AND LOCUST, EVANSVILLE:
rHE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi.
zens of Evansville and vicinity. that they have on
hard and receiving large and well selected stocko
FRESH GROCERIES, embracing everything usually
kept in good Family Grocery; and they hope, by
prompt attention to business. 10 receive and merit
liberal ehare put lie patronage.
All orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
delivered to purchasers their doors desired
have WAGON expressly for said purpose.
IT Pan Goods warranted good or no sale
lPIhe highest prices paid for Country Produce.
lL FPiease call ana examine our stock as we will sell
at the lowest cash prices
apis THOs, pACoN A. CO.
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GLASS STAINING
ULASS STAINTNG.
III the modern styles for Churches, Public Build

In the modern styles for Churches, Public Build.
ings. PriUate Dlreltings dc DC.
TIE FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED
Cincinnati also at the Louisville Mechanics In.
n stitute.
We are prepared to All any order with metal sash
stained glass with borders and d mond centers for any
kind ofchureh windows with full size figures or
cheap can be had In New York. Boston or Philade
pha-he amount of risk of breakage and
less.
Our references are all the good, modern finished
Boats Mississippi and Ohio rivers three Presby-
teran Churches at Cincinnati the Episcopal at Ports
mouth, Ohio, one Church at Madison Ind. a chancel
window at Frankfort, KY. also one window with fig
ures, at Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side ransome lights in various dwelil $ in Lou
isville. Lexington and Danve.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment on
Bullitt street, Louisville, Ky.
mhI7-6m l. c. MILLER & co.