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EscAPED.-It is said that five prisones escaped
from the State Prison on sunday last among the
number is Foley, who murdered Dunn the editor Of
the Police Gosette.- Times and Transcript
1t is said hereabouts, also. that it is difficult
matter for prisoners to escape. if they have any
rhino at all and further that Foley was permitted
to go where and when he pleased,on hunting excur-
sions. The probability is that he is now on hun
ting expedition. and does not intend to return
Our State Prison is a hunnbug. The next Legisla-
ture should overhaul that institution, and purge it
of its fostering rottenness fs
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tpublic. No. Is |

JOINT RESOLUTION to fix the compensation ct the en-
ploYees in the Legislative department OF the government,
and to prohibit the allowance Of the usual extra conpen-
sation to such receive the benefits thci eof
Rcsoirm Jy the Scnte and House If Representatives. Gt
the United States u 4mri0 IN Cong GSsembcd, That
the officers clerks. messengers, and other employees in the
legislative department ." the government, shall be paid
increased compensation Of twenty per cent upon the
pcnsttion received by them. respectively and the
messengers Of the House OF Representatives shall not
ceye less than is allowed messengers the of the
class such increased com pclstion from
the first day Of July eighteen huud edald Gy thee aud
that sufficient pay the to the thirticth of
June, eighteen l.dcd and fifty five, hereby appfola-
ted out ofAny mouct in the heaSu rnt Otherwise appo
lratcd Fl r!9M, That 80 person whose compensation.
was increased by the act lp April Cwenty two, cgh-
teen hundred and fiji ytoui, shall be beitftcd by this joint
resolution int pv;ls} fn'tcr. Taat the usual extra
compensation shah hc,t9ftc br allowed a.y person
receiving thp he,,l Of has joint .esolution
Alprov 4 Z0tl July 1851
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STATE RIGHTS The State of Georgia has a pro-
pensty to be Young Americanish, and decidedly
independent The Supreme Court of that State es-
pccally, has drank the distilled essence of Ne
braskaism' and Judge Benning proclans his ideas
of independence, law, and sovereignty, iudically
and decides, that the Supreme Court of Georgia is
oo-equa and coordinate with the Supreme Court of
the United States and not inferior and subordinate
to that Court. That as to the reserved powers the
State Court is Supreme that as to the delegated
powers, the United States Court is Supreme that
as to powers, both delegated and reserved concur
rent powers both Courts. in the language Of Ham
iiton, are equally supreme :" and that Of conse-
quence the Supreme Court of the United States has
no Jurisdiction over the Supreme Court of Georgia
and cannot therefore, give it an order, or make for
it q precedent"
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IPublic. No. So

AN ACT making further appropriations for continuing the
construction of roads in the Territory Of Minnesota in
accordance with the estimates made by the War Depart
ment.
BE IL eacted by the Senate and HSe of Representatives.
of the United StaeS Of America Congress d3Scnb'ed
That the following sums of money be, and they here
by appropriated for continuing the construction of roads
in the Territory of Minnesota, to wit
For the continuation Of the road from Point Douglas on
the Mississippi river, to the mouth of the st Louis river
of Lake superior in Wisconsin, twenty thousand dollars
For the continuation of the road from Point Douglas to
Fort Gaines, Fort Ripley, ten thousand dollars;
For the continuation Of the road from the mouth Swan
river to the Wnncbago agency five thousand dollars;
For the continuation Of the road from Wabashaw to
Mendoza, fifteen Thousand dollars; ....
The continuation of the construction of said roads to be
made under the direction Of the secretary Of War pus-
ant contracts to be made by him. under his decto
Proued, That much of any former acts require the
aforementioned road to termnate at the falls rapids Of
said st. Louis riyer. are horeby repealed.
Approved nth july, 1854.
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IPublic. No. I3.l

RESOLUTION providing for The distribution of the
works of Thomas Jefferson
Resoircd by tie Senate and Hose of Representatives. ofe
United States Of AD01ca Con g,esS assembled, That the
Secretary Of the and the Clerk ofthe iouSe of Rep
reseuayes be- and they hereby directed to distribute,
By mail otherwise the wo Ks Of Thomas Jefferson in
the munnor following wit To the President of the Uni
ted States copy the libraries of the different de-
partments, OF the Postmaster General and the Attorney
Gencr l. copy each member of the present
and House Of Representatives,, copy to the Office Of
the Secretary e the Senate, five copies to tho Library of
the House Ct Representatives ten copies to the Library
Of Congress six copies the libraries Of the states and
Territories Of the Union. each copy to the mthso-
nan Institution, the Military Academy, and the Naval
the Library, for the purpose If International
change, twelve copies colleges and literary and
scientific Institutions assocatons shall be eS gnatc
by the present Committee the Library, three hudred
copies
Approved 20h July, 1854
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RICH DIGGINGs.--The metropolis of the musketo
kingdom has been destroyed, and the valorous So
len Bolrand is avenged. The greatness of Uncle
Sam has been felt and his courage exhibited in the
empire Of mud !; and here follows a portion of the
bill, which will furnish an excellent lede for con-
gressional mining and ample ground for political
loaers to exercise their skill in prospecting. The
real claimants in the meantime, coming out of the
national smut-machne without dollar:
The Grepfoun Claims Letters from Washing
ton announce that reclamation for the destruction
of property Greytown, by the heroic Holins, are
coming in. French citizens claim the round sum
of 100000; NJ dc Baronele claims $500 O00-
The English claims have not yet been made, but it
i. reported that it will exceed the French in amount.
One English merchant had eighty-six large packa-
cages Of valuable merchandise destroyed which
destined for the western coast. There are also
Grenadian and Spanish merchants who will have
heavy claims, amounting to over half a million.
The claims also of American citizens will doubtless
be much larger than those OF any other class since
the principal part of the buildings belonged to them
They will claim million and half, or two millions
The entire losses of the victory of Holins Marcy
and Borland may thus be. set down at not less than
three millions of dollars to be paid by the Ameri
can government These claims will probably be
attended to by Congress Immediately after those for
the French spoiliatons, previous to the year 1900
unless the sufferers fit to distribute them to the
first Congress that shall have the magnanimity to
them adusted, the proceeds to be equally divi-
ded among those who may have seats at the time.
In no other way will they probably be paid in the
coming half century N. I. Paper
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
(puhlir Nh - I

JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory Of the second section
of "a resolution to establish certain post routes ap
proved July twelve, thousand eight hundred and M
ty-tWo
Rsotred By the Senate and House Of Representatives. q
the United Suites II 4neca IN Congress 0Ssembted That
he second section of the joint resolution to establish
tain postroutes. approved July twelve thousand eight
hundred and 6fytwo. be construed as to authorize the
Postmaster General to pay reasonable compensation to
the persons caryn mail fom Nalona springs by the
way of Nineveh and Coventry to Oxford and from Ok
ford, by the way Of Coyoltyvlc to South cambridge, in
The State of New York. fom the time the mail was drec
into operation thereon exclusive of what has
been paid under said resolution, and at the rate.
Approved Eth July, 1854
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TREAT DISPATCH OF MAIL MATTER.-The Times
and Transcript received exchanges per last mail
steamer dated 81 and 52 at great SALT Lake, they
have received the mail of 1852 per Ox-Team Tele-
graph One bag exhibiting an astonishing amount
of hoerality' being secured with brass lock at
which the Desert Nees is in an extacy Of delight,
believing that the one brass lock is forerunner of
greater security for the mails intended for the
saints
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Bess Those interested in lands and their location
will find in another column the description Of lands
open to preemption and what is necessary to se-
cure them. 1t will be seen that mineral lands are
exempt from presumption absolutely, yet common
law will permit she of mineral lands, even, for
habitatoHs and purposes Of trade, and of sufficient
extent to accommodate the business, or to make
habitstion comfortable and pleasant
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TPubl.e. No. 3J.l

AN ACT provide for the construction Of military road
in the Territory OF Utuh
Be ii enactd by the Senate 0nd H,.sc Representatives.
the Uutai ntGteS # dmc7ca Ccig,c>S aSscmb'ed.
That there be, aud is hereby, appropriated the of
suy otherwise appropriated be expended under the
direction Of the Secretary of War in the CONSTRUCTION of
military road within the Territories of Utah and New
Mexico commeuc at Great salt Lake City, and
ning by the way Of Provo City Fillmore City, Parovan
and Cedar City to the boundary of California, in
the direction of the Caion Pass.
Approved 18th JdIy l554
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r<a. A decidedly religious community :

THE Richmond Enqnirer,which recently boas-
ted of the high state of religion in that part of the
Union. says Rev. S. Black. a Southern Metho-
dist Minister, lately preached sermon on Viii
liams river in Nicholas county arl'ch was the first
ere, delre,ed IN that region Of country, although At
has been settled for ftty gears"
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neA- There is an association about Being formed

neE- There is an association about being formed
in this town for the raising of dogs, and manufac-
ture Of sausaGes. 1t is thought that the surplus
dogs now in town, will enable the company to dc
Gourishing business. until they import stock
from the Isthmus; the canine race of that country
being considered superior to their barking brethren
here, and having no hair can be turned into sausa
ges without skinning
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BAD vcK.--The Wastington Union savs

BAD hvcK. The Washington Union says:
Horace Greeley, it is well known, has taken to
farming Last year, when in Massachusetts, atten
ding the poultry show, he bought half dozen pure
Cochin China eggs, at 81 dozen, which produced
him six ugly ducks"
This bad luck accounts for part of Greeleys i'll
temper toward the administration.
Wonder if his qaackng at the administration will
make ducks of the great Wing purity
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Msap Adams g. Co. and Wells Fargo & Co.. have
both offered to carry packages free ofcharge toa and
from the State Fair, which is to open in SAN Fran
cisco in October next. This liberalityia ia deserving
&C credit
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nea- The next Legislature will stand upon the
Senatorial question about follows, viz: In Joint
ballot, Broderick, IS; Gwin, 2l; McDougall, l6 !;
Hammond, 6; McCorklc, H. The balance looking
in every direction, not caring whether school keeps
or not.
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Gvn7y --Lipsey indicted for the murder of
Powelson, at Cold Springs, on the Sd of july last
aud who had his trial in this town yesterday, was
found g9ilty He yeceiyes his sentence en- Monday
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30

srEAMrRs.--The Steamers CoRraz, SONORA, and
TAsEEE pI.or, vill vaila' O'clock =. N. ttisdoy.
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IPuhlic. No. 42.


In calling attention to Doctor Guysotts improved
of Yellow Dock and arsaparla feel confident
that doing service to all who may be affected with
>crofuous and other disorders, originating in hereditary
taiut, from mpurty of the blood. We have known
instances, within the sphere of acquaintance whore
the most formidable dsempers have been cured by the
of Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapars
alone.
1t is of the few advertised medicines that be
sgmatized with quackey, for the yellow Dock" and the
''Sasapaa' are well known to be the most efficient,
and at the time noxious) agents iu the whole Ma
eria Medca and by far the best and purcst preparation Of
them is DR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapafilla.
For sale at all the principal Drug stores in the state.
Park White sole agents. to whom all orders should be
addressed 81 Merchant stieet, San francisco,
r. II. Mcdonald Wholesale and Retail Agent, at the
Miners Drug Store, Sacramento.
w /elner. Agent Coloma
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A poIsficaI ssnr.

a1'Ae Tfaesr and 7ronscyipt, having On Thursday
weok, "in the name Of the Democracy Of the State
demanded declaration from, the Hon. James a.
McDou:yal. defining IBIS position in regard to the
late canvass received from that gentleman the fol
lowing note in reyly:
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ReaA estate for Sale.

Tor SALE on BERGEN Nights, South
l. BuseD-A sad handsome HOUSE, STABLE. e.
Bedrooms three Ppon. Dining Room, khehea. Gala, Ce
OF proest sna hs,hinfss unsrrpsssa and onbsss 80
the hoess svsy few minut>s sD1 Jsrssy CITY Fey
ANTHONY T. HLEEcEER, Ne 7BsessH
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Cost ano foun6.

EOUND-O On Broadway, small sum of
i MONEY which the owner have ty identifying at
No 81 l0sh-sv
I OST-A POCkETBOOk, containing t@o
II ten dollar bills a = 81 "a, da~n By Teaiel
Disbes due Nov 81 1854 payable TO jacob smith snc N
doT..d by him bin for $40 snd or $40 drswn By
Jscob smnh cad PAYABLE to T L Webb Persons are
csulioo.d negotiate the notes payment "a, oeen
siorIed II the finder will leave ;hsm with JACOb SMITH,
No - M-idepane be Will receive the teats OF the oSnes
snd liberal reward
I OST-A DRAFT, dated Bangor sept. D.
IL 1881 drawn b. Z. Psuk A. Pratt ave mounts fro n
ose and secePIsd By him for - So II All persons esa
ton'd ssahst negotiating the psym-n hss been
stopped. J. THOMPSON,
sept ~, 1884 No. W.-st., y. L.
/ OST .-Left III Broadway omnibus. on Satur
~ day evening last. n ENAMELED and PAINTED OP
ERA-6LASS Tie finder will suitably AIDED by eay
ins At the store ofTIFPANY Co., No $50 Broadway
NOTICE to the PUBLlC.-L0STo OF STOLEN.
~ 1Mo CnEtks en- The MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
BANK. dawn ~ C. MorfoTc No H. for Es 1885, aud No
IL lor rs IS Payment ing stopped the pablo
tioufd the suitable reward will BE-
raid by the The maker OF 0Teenwh sud
DE- y.sts. basement of Merchants Bsnk-Oct. IL, 1854
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Aouses Wante6.

WANTED-A STORE and DWELLING in
w ahsy or Hsdsoas ~, IN exchange rs zsssss shres
SOW BIRCH Hozse Of the rrookIyn Ferries Aso
-.s,.s number Of desirable BUILDING LOTS sxehAass
for HOus-s sused on the west Aae q Also wanted %
ppJhsse for cash small HOU Sc Situated below
tsthr and convenient for family. Apply TO
SYLVESTER LAY, No 10 Wan-r.
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Go fdrmrre ann Others.

CHAkTER OAK GRAPES.-This Grape is
~ decidedly the best outyated they good FOR
GAZING Isabella ba and far superior to other
fT COOKING and skng The grapes Ia the siLe OF
inch end half diameter samples Of the sspes and
wine can be No Johnsf ESQ the roots aud vines
T sale All oIders promptly attended to BIZ JNO. g. JAMES
No John ST. n. Y.
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NEW and MPORTANT BOOKS
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sHAKsPEREiS SCHOLAR Being Historical aud Crit
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an exsmiDstion Of Mr. Golfers Folio Of le5z By Richard
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Go nbom il clan Concern.


A JUpICIOUS SYSTEM of ADVERTISING
the principal cities ard towns Of the Unei states aud
. msy be ted through the extensive New.psPer
Tiube Buidlg where all requisite information 10 regard 70
the M their circulation &C be obtained He authorized
the business and give receipts for subscriptions AID
edyeu fsHsrts
DURING GROUND N0TICE.--The Trus-
I'D tees The BUR- log GIourd Of LETT snd ID ~,
rcommence the remains of The deceased from
the saio gtuno the Cypress Hill Cemstry on MoNDAf
Oct rs
HORSE STOLEN-FrOm the premises OF the
utscIiLer Tuck shoe East Oh, Township County
of Wesch steT FRIDAY light The 18th inst DARK bAl
MARE old aud about IS bsbds high with long tau aud
white spot oehesd chsfed by collar the ett shoulder
ana top of uain Also OF SINGLE HARNESS aud
Information that will lead the rec0yery Of he sane VIII be
bsrd.ouply rewarded. Address JAMES PENMAN, Tuck
stoe or ". PENMAN & Co, No raikplace. y. Y.
NOTICE to BOOT and OE-MAKERS.-
IN Mr. CAHILL No 81 Broadway, having made q con.
,idersble REDUCTION In WAGES Of the men In bis en-
Ioy s Society Men have WITHDRAWN and the shop now On
siriAe.
NOTICE TO MINING OPERATORS--The
~ advertiser, GEOLOGlSr. PRACTICAL MINER, and
DiSCOVERER Of Three Faxed Las. 70 the Geological
Fo5cs DyDamits Of Mineral Beds These Laws were pub
shed 10 Report the Geology OF the Western Lead Fields
Laws apply deposits Of Coal Iron Lead Copper and
ob-r Miners stTsifed Rocks and know edge Of them
4. uope able In judging Ut the vslue OF mineral distinct
The Advertiser will the Survey Of Mtoes and Mineral
Prc.tects END Report with Plans of Working &c.
Actress J. V. PHILLIPS, Princeton. N. J.
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Gorscs, Carriages, Ne.

Tor SALE-A dark.brown FRENCH PONY,
bsndsome f-.t sound seDt. and Of bottoms very
,slusbl. sbim. for priv-t. Also good TOP BUGGT,
HARNESS SADDLE sni Birdie Can be .een az ROB.
EkrsoNs STABLES Safest near Henry. Brooklyn, or
inquire at No ~ Maden-lsne
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amnsemeufs.

CADEMY of NJ u 81 C-fOurteenth-s
~ UniJnsquare.
Last night but five Of the engage ment OF
MADAME GRISI aad SlGNOR MARIO
in this city. - - - .
MONDAY EVENING Oct Is,
will be presented for the fret time with extensive and
bfcoLt scenery. by sgDor ALLEG1i aud dresses
and properties Beliuis grand Opera in three acts,
LA SONNAMBULG
Principal characters by M.dsms ORlSI SsnoIina DOSO-
VANI Sienoii MARIO and SU3INI.
ADMISSION:
Psruuet and first Circle Of Bores....S2 90
(NO additional charge for secured seats
Check foT secured tsBts......s....fl % addittOna4
Second Circle Of Northumberland 81 20
hmrnfhehter.
Pfivste ard Prcscenium BoXes...i6 % 81 each -
Seats may be Secured the boxoce Irving place diiy
from o'clock A VI I'll p. NJ and also az VIM dall Y
Sons No. 259 Broadway, and Van Norden Kings NO. ID
Wblltt.
Doors open G. o'clock performance viii commence At
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Gpefial Notifies.

Tbtrfernth Ward Regular Dcnocratic Wing
p.e net No 900 pursuant the eau Of the ~hs
General Committee Saturday evening Oct H. and made
~ Sos %SsrSGn~JOHN II. BRIGGS.
FOR Cosrelmsn-sd District William Floyd 3ith District
Noah s. hhlooi; SSH Disiriei, Augustus Houel For
I,aor-sephen II. Brown foT Con'tabes-Dsvid saHsrn,
n,n ptnHy fSr SG FL Kams@. Mo'sd
ted ktsn On motion oil further nomination laid
ard the Convention adjourned to meet on WEDNESDAY
A''''' NOAH s. wHITLOcK, Chairman.
rosriesmb Ward Charter Conyention.-REGU-
LAR wBlG hoairATIoys-h msetiHz Of tsis Co9vsn.
qp bld a. n. BIosS~sy HOPS Sturdy Oct H. 1854 the
""'"''s "'' tD.I 50, KEsErASp : TOWNSEND
Councilman nis'. 81. John Hope.
s,, 3D., So SES sFf IEWls b.
sS sSSt ROOF lBM PIETCH 10 fill
vsesrey1 JOHN y. kNGELsRECHT.
csn.,es,Hp. ?. sIMoSs0N JNo. HARDENBRooK
F,s, r.,rlct. . lz't'F Mytr. John Fleming
seccao Dit et.... M'r ia B R w% ~, yases.
w Il DSiict....wIn 8. Durham, B w Richards
Tihh DI,Iici..... Horsho c. Welsh. Georss Wood
''A'" CHARLES E. SMITH, Chairman
AB WATSON seoretar.
he Fourteenth Assembly District for ,Ss no%iasaSe
Member Of A''s by 0 the pi s; held bed
Dayton appointed Chairman. and John Williams
spth MeTber AGer sixteen ballots, PHlLO V. BEEBE was
elected The Convention proceeded 10 ballot aud appeared
be- SOfp po %s on notion JOIN CUMMINGS va:
nominated the Democratic Wing candidate
Is by for the Fourteenth District Of the City OF New York.
john "ILIIsMs, sec'y. l~AAC DAYTON, Chman,
lu,ricap Juetiute.-The members If this Institute
,,ou., 10 NEE, ~ the rooms No 55l Broadway, THIS
AFTERNOON a ocoos or the purpose % attending the
Upal Of Gen A. CHANDLER, the late Corresponding Sec
rtr, OF The institute The funeral ohseques VIII te<e ace
Al The Church the ApDuneiaOn tDr SeabuysJ Ia wet
iltl-tt between 9Th pnd 7bsvs at 81 O'clock By order
Of tho Trustees JOHN w. L iAMBEGs, Secretary.
Lecture on the Historical Relations of Ireland
and America wi be delivered m the Broadway Tabernacle
on NOND EVENING 10th inst. by THOMAS DARCY
BeOEE Efq Tekes IS eaeh can lac procured at the
door sn the evening Of the lecture.
As oeinti0n of Exempt Fircmen.-the regular q iar
Iy k eiug be held OF the house OF Engine 90 No ia
Nsicerst between Amy and 4th ats on III ESDAY EVEN
ING, tn. nth met, ct u o'clock ..- . -
MerenutIIe Library AssociatiOn.-A Course Of Lee
Ri.e Fell of the BOurboDs. recently
rsd IN Psr By Rev John Lord will be delivered 10 the
Lecture Room Of Clinic Hail. Asior place on WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS at Q o'clock
LIeTuRT i-Oct l8.-HExRY " and ne Hvgsaoe CONTEXT
LEoT...I l--Uot 25-CARDHAL RIcHELIEU and the Deret
epRCHi Of IttoiHtism. $780, 49, 80,
.IV-Nov s.-LouIs XIV, The Corruption and De
dine o. the Monarchy
L,cr...V-Nov. l5-NAPoLEoN BOSAPARTE.
TEAMS -Tcs the Course, for Lady aud Gentleman,
"a 81 GsDtleaD 81 u; Single Lectures-Lady and Gen.
tier an, rs cents Gentleman, b. ceuts,
Members Course Ticket-Lsdy and Oentlean III oo Gen
n,ptn 81; Single Lectures % cents esch.
DOUGLAS LEFtINGWELb,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
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WANTED-At No. 394 Broadway basement,
w saesuen, Certs Psrers Booa keepers, Wsiten
on and Railroads. roons. Coecnuen boys for
Tr,d-s Girl. o. cooks Cesnbsrnads HaDss add sersbkns
GA Chsrges rsSss.s. DREYER KAUFMAN, Atsn..
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lnDsrtanf 20 the Ladies.-No. +5 P,sflst COR
strs, CoRsETs, cORsETs Mrs STONE, Importer Of
1laties her siock jas, received from the first
N fs and LopdoD sod Wholesale and retail AZ prices
wa defy competition Lsaies will do well 70 call before
ashss elsewhere. Don't forge; he pupher No tssPeri
- sostss william end Rcsss ,s
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Houses to Eet.

nESK ROOMS to LET-On the first floor Of
~ No ITO Broadway menopolitae sank building KNAPP,
EEACH a Co ,succss.ors to BRONSON. KNAPPk Co.