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Hssnington, October 10, 1854
The regiment viii and ,,,r An
9Sis """ nfsAaer General c. Weshtm.n according
70 ~ on iAe asa. gouaa City Hail. AZ le oS
a on Thursday, ne 1874 lnslaAt
oeefs "h give The hsesssary oIde assembling seir com
Panie- at eir respective aones ae of hsaoU
precisely The
On this occasion ihe Legion presented E4ceene,
The President Of United for review aftet which xi
march 40 column ,, the national aroupe
which Il viii form Ia circle military sautsr.on ever,
ohcef and volunteer IN th- Legion
70 record hls mi. monu
neai "a such judging HIMSELF
AFFORD Thus viii The Legion hand win pa
uoue erNof 10 commemorate ie anniversary
The American uoopss aided by Lafayette array
navy a under The lead OF Washington,
s-h Oh aesPoe power and cleared the American
eheseered gfowh OF that nobe OF liberty queus
dh'f whose ample shade is the every
ne 80 registered viii acquire night be tose.
sf and remembered contribution Legion eeu,es the
conservation OF monument endure m sse memory Of MIN
WI" was fs ID war nrst IN peace, hrt
eonnuymen.r
By order of Colonel hickey.
l., }. MIDDLETON, AajuianL
81 II. A
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UeereAse....... 273l-5ss l,l2e,t5s
The OF the failed banks included in the
figures this week hence the reduction loans and de-
poses less $500 900 than appears TO be- The clear
ing are less BY 80 nn they for the
responding week ast year, when the heavy payments
passed As il is, the payments continue be with great
proml ness but and then failure takes place. The
house o Stookwe Co. has failed here for about
$500 COO due mostly the West Money is in fair demand
but the supply with the brokers good ard discount
ranges 10 per cent for outside paper, while the banks
are disposed 70 curtaii
TIE news of the fall of Sehasopo does produce
much here Ii Of the contingencies regarded
the attendants of long war, the expenses Of which have
been estmatea and their influence calculated An even, like
m extensive defeat of the allies that might lead
crease Of expenditure would operate adversely With
Of the allies it s supposed that business with
the great elements Of cheap food and cheap material will
greatly revive The export of specie the continent at the
latest dates nearly over and large supplies known
be the way ta Australia and the United States hence
conos better and lower rates for money looked for
The produce markets firm Cotton meets with sales
rates as follows:
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Florida Election .

JAcKsoSvILlK, tFa) Oct BY Of the election
held in this State the I'd nst for member Of Congress
State register and State Legislature received the reelec
ton of the Hon. A. L. Maxwell is conceded by majority Of
from 500 TO 600 Hon David s. Walker (whg) is
reelected State register Of lands without opposition The
legislature will be largely democratic in both branches
which secures the election United senator six
years the ith March vice Hon Jackson Morton
twhig-)
The result perfect Waterloo defeat to the wings and
triumphant vindicaton by the people OF Florida Of the
Of Mr.. Maxwell in Congress
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Sale of Gold and silver sweeps al the Mint of
the United states, philadelphia.

NEALED PROPOSALS VIII be Mint Of the United
y O'clock The 18Th Of January nexwhen they
opesed the Mint the OF such
ofh bidders be prcsenr the purchase OF hundred
and scnap,Dg gold and
be sold n each, and
bidders should, however the bids
value OF the
the Director The power OF reject
a. lhs sal bids
T- i,m price offered per hundred
younds Mint delivery
be furnished hpFilcai'oa IT
by order JAS ROSS sAoWDEN,
Director Of the
DANIEL STURGEON,
DctuhsE IA.
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BosTos, Oct 1.-THE democrats Of the seventh congress
sona district have renomnated Mr. Banks to-day South
Reading and passed resolution endorsing his the
Nebraska bill There $50 delegates present. and about
20 Sebraskes withdrew and appointed committee to call
another convention Mr. Banks spoke and proclaimed un
faerng opposition TO the Nebraska bill and the
owing from Il,
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Political ha,eQ;gence

SPaISGFIELp, (Masz) Oct l6.-The Rev Mark Traftou,
Methodist minister Of Westhed has been nominated by
the know nothngs their candidate for Congress in the
Berkshire district,
ETIcA, IN. Y.,) Oct. i6-The know nothing order of
this city and vicinity have decided TO call meeting Of those
of the order who sapprove Of the Uman nomination with
view organization, which shall be independent of
New York diia,ion Mr.. Wm H. French of this city, has
been appointed correspond with those councils who
wish To Join In this movement.
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lf,,rI..f.

New YoRK, Oct ls.4,ooo barrels sold-priees
changed. Wheat-prices unchanged. $4,000 bushels
sold at Is 70 cents. Stocks frmer in Philadelphia the
same.
BALTIMORE, Oct. lsHow ard street -four, 81 so S. rs
City Mills So So 1000 bushels whegt soid-prices
changed. White corn rs ss cents; yellow corn same
pricel3 600 bushels sold Oats i6 is No change
in a.ber articles
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VERY fnsport~nt To Uou.e, -sy

VERY Important q" Hcu-ei -eper-Jsst received sew
v ers hundred burhe of prime white Mrcer rsee which
~ pcc. Where Ave hash.l- upwards
purchased al 70 bushs Th@ shove low pre-. isd 10
App', the Old Railroad Depot, Second
and fnnyIsanis Also kesp hand cunstant
horse retail, ~umeisrg cheaper than
ms other ss'aklshm~ntsi the city. Come and
Oct ta-siw H.tts--f WV. n. SMITH 4 co
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Consolidating nseh
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE cIuttjs

tonSo.ddting
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS
toa their aialal aquatic alnpheaue Mis-sipp an.
OHIO rivers, and their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
80 fayorAhiy known Ia The North md Ess,, into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN
Wilh the respectively The most di.rn
gusbes uoriieTn and southern perfofmers
IN FRIENDLY sTRIFE,
DAIRY, IA The same ring. ia preseues of audience,
TWO SETS or PERFORMERS
TgO Sets Of CiozSs,
FIVE CLOWNS IN THE RING
HoksEs,
COMPLETE DRAMATIC CORPS,
PdRiosatas epeyy .iJtanoon,
PUTNAM EVERY NIGHT NED KENDALL TaE BuGLER
KendalEs B6aas Band! Choals. String Bond
iumpnal procession through lbe principal streets,
O'Clock, IN, every place exhibition bands. in
the grand Floral Car OF 5tatuettes
Drawn BY FORTY HORSES
Driven b and everything else
ishnen The elaborate and
monkey Mile Asnse he celebrated eymnast Waite
the pesyiess der; Rogers The
equestrian Master Clarence lbc young hero
the in
reuoned yolleeu La modern Hercales
PsorsuT Baldwin, The English wizard W. kinkae
eqneaan; uaiand ihe kin' asmnasi kote Wsits
empished salTe5 W. J. Paul, ta-oc iebS c. Brown
Ryan " C"nnot, Ae &c, viii be eahbisd 2 p. *
IA afternoon and
Al Alexandria, Monday, oe ,iber Ii,
Al CeoTgsr'wn Tuesday, October III
Al Hahinxon city, Market House Square, Wednesdas
ds,, Friday and Saturday, 10, 10, and ~.
Adinission Boxes, "a r - CbidrsE
wants half price 10 box euy,
sd
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oFrcE HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES e. S.
September %, 1854
In obedience to sixth section of the act authorize
the appointment of additional psyasters and for other
purposes passed July 1896 which requires "the Secre
tary the and Clerk of the House Of Representa-
tves as soon NAV be after the close OF each session OF
Congress to publish statement Of al appropriations made
during the session and also statement of the Offices
created and the salaries Of each and also OF
the offices the salaries of which increased and the
Of such increase the Clerk of the House Of Repre-
sentatives submits the accompanying statements.
JOHN w FORNEY
Clerk House of Representatives 9. :
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fund of $4,000 has been raised towards endowing
bishopric OF the English Church. the diocese
brace all that part of Upper Canada lying between Grand
river and the Detroit river.
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nug oE PKtyT-fdn,i Letters to Enslish; Z yos
" Camilla by tis- Burney vos
The Noarclie HoiDiEe a rbgi,sns } vols.
No'ere's Complete risys, Erenel and Enxshi 10 r0s
ssunfts Anecdotes D Eng,ne yoi.
Complete Letters Madame De sevsne, IN Eng-hi vois
N,nrssasa'r Spirit of Laws 2 vols
The London hrs piaFs ~ the
guag", excluding -hskspszrs's; vols
Glossary Architecture v0is bsndrrd engraving
Memoirs of Dase suiiy, IN sish 5 vols.
M-rsrs Of Cardinal de Rsiz English vols
Ganhos's Nninr Ofdin af spain, In EnItshs vU
Second band being
saiuahis) just imported rnm London BY
FRANCh TANLOR.
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BY TELEG RAPH
TAinys ga Nas York.

SEw YoRK Oct ls.-Genin declines nomination for the
mAyor<y.
The CAnaha sailed this morning with $s2o In specie
Gibson stockhards liabilities 10 half million
ter for Congress
hnors are making esusetate the Knickerboeker Bank
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Faiibaaers Di.5andsd.

LOUISVILLE Oct F.-Coonel John Allen publishes ear
stating that the hibuserng expedition which had
zed here for some time past has been dsbanded the wan
Of means. They numbered 800
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SALE TO-DAY
81 >. L. MCGUIRE, Anetlonesr


StEEKlOK RosEN ooD-CAsE PIANO FORTE, HANDSOME
cabinet urhute carpets curtains AcOu Thursday mornngi
October 49, at 10 O'Clock, HE
de OF hi between and
g. j. Faulkner stall sell all vnc bsadsome
t~ep.ng effects,
superior ~ God piano forte, Boswell
whatnot
suite OF rosewood crimson bocxee paTor
OF handsome Rosewood piush-co
fiusb-coyered teie-a sofa, chars
Rosewood table,
handsome damask reception ctair.
Mahogany sofas, psBr chairs
Tapesuy, Brussels, and three ply carpets
DicotAs, Eatiing rugs
sH frame mirruF, Venetian hi.aas
Crimson damask curtains. shades sud
handsome
handsome
Fine walnut; carved Ei2h hedsead
Ro-ew wooc. wainut and mahogany dressing bureAus
Hair and hnek holsters aud pillows
Walnut extension dining, and other tasles
Cotrnge bedstends lounges, ioiet sets
Handsome maniei clock, chairs
French dinner ware,
Terms under, q o
aon,hs satisfactorily eatDrsed
S-The house is far
Novembc7.
For terms Of tne aoctioo-e premises
las. G.. MCGUIRE
.ct tz-d Aucfioneer.
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Ohio Election.

CncISNATI, Oct l7Nearly all the counties are heard
from, and there is anti Nebraska majority over 10 900
the State ticket and the entire congressional delegation
anti Nebraska.
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f~t,ss KExV'

l,VR RENT af late Gen- To~ron, ssd
have complete
c,ed throughout the house 20
gahtr co~ei kitchen and
panty The be had partially furnished
Enquire the froug ~ uA 2
Oct Tim usfTuThSarf
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Canal pirates have been committing dcpredatons the
Erie canal and several have been arrested Al Albany New
York
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snop at the Easf.

BosTos, Oct lin parts of Worcester county, yester
day. snow fell to the depth Of three inches many
localities in New Hampshire, Sunday snnwed freely
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LtJe Insurance Losss.

NEW ioRK Oct 1.-THE life insurance companies of this
city suffer to the extent Of about policies on the
lives Of those lost in the Arctic
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rcRss.uEp gous. wAxrED-A moderate sized

"A house. three bedootn parors, dining
kiicen completely Furnished wanted for family whou
children. Address X through te ofsce or Apply 10
Mcclure. sBctoneer
Oct i3-dlw
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STATEMENT SHOWING

STATEMENT SHOWING
Appropriations made during the first session of the
Thrty-third Congress.
IT. 0fices created and the salaries thereof
III The Offices the salaries Of which have been increased
with the amount OF such increase during the period
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Wing congre.sional Nomination.

faESToS, On. I'D Oct. 1.-THE wings of the fifth dis
gress.
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Iadiama Delegation.

LOUISVILLE, tky) Oct. ls-The Indiana delegation in
Congress VIII stand-two democrats (Mller and English
and nine opposition
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TOR SALE desirable hrck dwelling house,
situated the City Hall viii b
sold low upon application 10
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Gs i--eod6 Asciion and Com Merchant
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/ APPROPRIATIONS MADE DURING THE FIRST
SESSION OF THE THlRTY-THIRD CONGKESS.

T. NTFKVFKTAIIU NAUE HINf TIE
SESSION OF THE THlRTY-THIRD CONGRESS
By the authorize the construction OF six hrs-ciss
sieam-frieates, and for other purposes
For the construction Of six hrst-clsss steam
figates to be provided with serew-pro
pellers and properly armed and equipped
for service and for altering, completing
and Launching the friga,es Ssntee, at Kit
terry and Sabine New York -......... S3oo00oo 90
By the making appropriations for the support Of the
Military Academy for the year ending the thrtieth Of
June, one thousand eight hundred and hftv-hve;
For pay Of officers, instructors, cadets, and
musicians ........-................. ss2ss 90
For commuation of subsistence 2le0 90
For forage for officers horses ..........., s60 90
For general repairs and improvements Of
academic buildings, barracks mess-roons
officers quarters stables, roads, fences
Parade and drill grounds miscellaneous
and incidental expenses fuel forage, and
departments Of instruction .-............ 29125 90
For gradual increase and expense OF library 900 90
For expenses Of the board Of vsters 5000 90
For forage for artillery and cavsiry horses 1910 0C
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.,Hsilr> TO UHDNH.-G-nfenen wishing a good
~ ding materials aud ~ he
be suited ey esyinK their orders ~
sTENENs's
fg-a ssie-rOopi, RfueBs Hotel.
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PRENTICE.

ThE NAVAL ~oRGVa HULK GosPoRr.-
The dsgraceu occurrence Portsmouth, the particulars
Of which viii be found elsewhere have failed to
produce painful feeling in the public mind especially
coming SO soon after the revelations concerning
other branch Of the service That officers should be
found mixed up with transaction resulting in the death
Of an unfortunate woman and mder features Of which
are marked by drunkenness and low dissipation cannot be
sufficiently deplored and as far Lieut. Knight and
bis companions are concerned, there Is little enough 10
choose between them and the daced heroes of the 10th
The introduced CypTans into the barracks and the
naval gentlemen brought the class of women to
the hulk at ospor where they herhed first intro
dueng the drink by way Of cementng their dsrepu
table association No perusng The evidence doubt
at the deccnsed subsequently made drunk when
board the hulk b brandy and port wine supplied by the
Officers vho according 10 the wineses in better
condition themselves How she BY the injuries and
brnses she afterwards received mystery heh the
evidence has not cleared up and the suggestion most h
rorabe to the officers is that the main inuryv the in
erpa rupture TO which the death OF the poor girl Lodge
l. ascribe,lmight have heen occssioned by fall At
hos, IT goes little way to exonerae Lieut. Knight and his
brother officers from the eulpaby Of plying her with
drink until she became incapable of control her acts
To ba brought this poor into this drunken and
,pls condition is bad enough without any impu-
iien while The stigma implied in the verdict Of the jury
that her death naiuy ocosteraed " -reafaem re-
cciyed IN the wardroom on board the hnk OF te bun
less win attach 10 the end Of their days to the actors in
this orgy unless the Investigation now ~ progress shall
show il to be undeserved.-L0ndon Ti"es
L,rru FROM HAvaxA--The steamer Cahawba arrived at
New York on Tuesday, with dates from Havana TO the
18th Gen Pezuela FOR Spain that day The
Queens birthday had been celebrated with great roengs
on the 10th instant Two British vessels were at Hs-
vaua bat no Americans, Havana was st healthy
The Mexican war-sauer Santa Anna arrived ai Havana
on the llth and left again the l2th for Vera Cruz
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BY the supply deficiencies in the appropriations for
the service of the fiscal year ending the thrtieth OF
June thousand eight hundred and hyfour, and for
other PURPOSES.
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The Arctic made forve trips prior the recent dis
aster
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Cassius NJ Clay is to go North to lecture in December
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nr u. Q. ,.cGuIRE. Au1:,one.r.

o
VALUABLE LOTS FOR sALE-Cn Thursday, OF
' O'Clock,
premises, following desirable lots
square fronting 40 street, opposite
Franklin Square, extending back alley.
Tae easrfy square New
York avspu Department.
The m lot o. 253, fontns u and four
extending wide alley
email commanding good Title per
feet.
Terms ies5 cash. The residue
mel and eighteen months, interest
given, witt, deeds Of
AA eonveyancss at the expense of the purchaser
JAS. C.. MCGUIRE
nct lid Auctonesr.
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Proposals for Oil for Light-Houses.


Office Lighthouse Board, October III, ls,4
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be this Office until
O'clock Saturday. 2si furnishing sixteen
alsirainsd
delivered well made casks sDnie shipping, and in
aongsde the Und vessels New
Bedford Massachusetts, an fsen days after The
The foregoing advertisement be
~ specific which
burning ether
thoughr by the whom that duty
before Will be aeceted and o, will be
cepred advertisement which viii mpd
independently
Tie Light Board under the authority OF the department
she right TO reject ba although be lowest from
considerations than the proposed.
the successful bidder, oil will be received
standing tests immediately acceptance OF bid
By urd-r OF the Lighthouse Board
THORNTON A, JENKINS,
Oct ia-eodft Secretary.
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For replacing dead and worn-oQt cavalry
and artillery 1000 %
cadets ............,s......... e,soo 90
For cavalry exercise ha................. 10000 90
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spauIding 4 Rogers's Two Circuses.

Oct Il, II, II, SIs
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October It, trSt.
Oct ll-dim
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GaASp rSrRsrTbe grand eRiree yesterday Of Messrs-
spading and Rodgers Circus company imposing and
brilliant The drawn BY forty horses the observed
OF all observersr The performances last evening went off
with great esf and there crowd in attendance
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MsyRoPoLrAS CHrRcH.--The Of this church
methodist Episcops is to be laid Monday afternoon next
large number Of persons doubt, viii be present wit
ness the ceremonies which viii be OF solemn and impre
sivs character.
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Nrr York Ciami,icn ntion
frF,t..x E-lsr,ea A,,s,tt, SeW D,i.
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THr Scorr To-day there is TO be presentation
Of beautiful flag this from the fair bands of the sc
complished Mrs pendleton.
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APPROPRIATIONS OFFICES, &c

Oct ll-eod6i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

,. = LARGE AND RsrHUN ssrC MEETING or
a ne residents Of the Third ward Irrespective and
end rascalitss praetosd 1t primary elections and in
pstiosl oonvsnions and csucusss, and favorable TO
Van uorsn's Tea Room, No IS Dsy street, on wsdnss
dsy evening Oct. II, on motion Benjamin G. Brewer
acted a. Chairman, and w. j. Hooker Is Secretary.
a motion was made and carried that committee Of
appointed 70 draft resolutions expressive Of the
senas Of this meeting.
to the meeting and unanimously approved an indie
pencencandidae for Alderman 70 BE- supported BY the
ctizenso Of the ward at the coming election.
The Committee Resolutions reported the following
preamble and resolutions which adocted BY the
meeting with great unanimity and enthu sam:-
Whereas The time has arrived in the history OF our
municipal affairs when all who have the welfare
Of the city at heart and who believe that entitled
should possess the requisite qualifications Of talent and
integrity, and that men who rely Tor support upon
packed conventions, chosen BY reckless and dspravsd
politicians, backed by Sighting men and hired bullies
whose business to diraocbse decent and respecta
BILE citiDns from choi voice in the selection Of
committee men, and Who believe Inst the time has
arrived when party Domr ations should DO dsregarded
and repudiated BY the good sense Of the community
Resolved That the nomination of John NJ &c min as an
Independent candidate for Mayor meets with our un-
quail approval and appreciation, and hereby pledge
ourselves to use all honorable means to secure his tn
un plant election.
Resolsed, That our nominee for Alderman, Isaac A.
Bauvet ESQ., possesses all the qualifications necessary
TO render him efficient and able public occr, and We
believe that ell cted he viii not only be free from
corruption and fraud himself but his intimate know
ledge of the affairs OF the city would afford
him facilities for the detection Of the frauds Of other
officers which would soon compel discontinuance OF
the quties and viIainy which have been frequent
within the past three or four years.
Resolved That the friends Of good order and all others
not redded to the idol party" earnestly requested
to second efforts to put gnominous death and
burial primary elections OF d political conventions.
IL also resolved, That the meeting adj ,urn 70
meet at the place Friday evening, October Is,
At O'Clock for the purpose Of completing the ward
limitations.
During the eetir eloquent addresses delivered
by Mr.. J. Fthian, Mr.. Blauvelt and othera.
B G. BROWER, Chairman.
W. ]. HOOKER. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

yUyHE EMIGRANT AID COMPANY "A PUBLIC MEET
ing win be held Ut Hope .hspel Brosdway, ON Friday,
1ssh Inst. At X O'Clock when the objects and
laass Of this Company ~ii' be explained BY Hon III
". Blunt Esq recently one Of the Commissioners Of
IngratSop Of this city The general subject OF Emgra
to- both home AVID foreign In its bearings the future
q country the by which It Is ct present
asstsd and the agencies by which this mpany design
70 operate for The removal Of the hardshps and
- which enigrants are 20 frequently subjected,
Win - fully discussed The meeting viii be Of in
teyest to al classes Of the community. BY order,
henry B. DAWSON, Asst Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12
FALL FASHIONS.

HNLOAKS AND MANTULAAS-GDORGE BULPIN, 36l
~ Broadway, respectfully announces TO the ladies' that
As Of coaks for the present fall trade Il now
ready and no has much pleasure In observing that du
ring his recent visit to Europe be has taken advantage
Of the extraordinary depression existing In the manufac
turing districts Of France and Germany to mako such
extensive purchases and contracts viii enable him ia
phce before the public most exquisite assemblags Of
rich and costly novelties ct prices before heard Of
single inspection Of his stock win Be thoroughly
vinoing Of this important fact. Paris AAntilla Empo.
yium, ael broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

LyRST COMPANY GOTHIC RIFLES THE ABOVE
company will meet for drir ct their headquart
Gothic rail, 3l6 Broadway, Friday evening, October
18th, At O'clock Puncusl attendance Is requested.
By order, SAMUEL s. PARKER, Captain.
RR1RXND KETTEI, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

INDIA AND FRENCH SHAwhs.-THH SUBSCRIBER
invites Attention 10 soms Of the most supreh and
costly specimens Of India sameas hair shawls exh
h4sd IN dds y; also to unrvasd selection Of French
eashere and broshe shaw both long and square, al Of
the newest and most recherche designs and ct prices to
eoinctde with the present pressure Of the times !"
GEO. BUIPN, Cloak and Shawl Emporium, ael Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

A TTENTION.-FIRsT ANNUAL TARGET EXCURSION
"a Of the John HcClave Guards AL those that In
tead going the above excursion will please at
AalsDan's Hall, corner Of Twenty sixth street and
Seventh avenue Friday, 18th instant at tx oco,k.
By order OF Committee OF Arrangements
FREDERICK MHLLMAN Chairman.
JAMES O'CoSSoR, and JOHN GIILoS, Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

ITALIAN BINl,5OIENf SOCIETY IN NEW YORK =
i The rsgaAS annual nsetipg Of the ohces and mem
se1s ssnea 81 he sbove socsty wiz b bald on Thurs
y sywains. October II, 1854, at Tamu any Hall q Z
cclsek p precisely. 1he Italians and game
rally ere hereby invited TO attend