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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-23

Lnk PnEss.-The Rev. Thomas. K. Dsecher lecluFed on this subject in Wis iiam1hnfQh. Some mOrning early, said the speaker, take your stand by the old Brick Church un the corner of Nassau and Beck
 man streets. Go early, helsire dsyli9hl, end zee from Fnlipn Co Spruce si.eeis. the dis.
 tfihulion uf 130O00 newspapers from Eiur 0I6ces. Men and 6hys were staggering
 win liieir bundles, or cart and bafrOw relieved them of part of their burden
 This w9b but me of the many fountain
 heads. Wait tfll sunrise, and then tnove 5soa. On every corner were ektemp0Faue- sous uews-slands end cIamerous boys Visit the ferry>house and ferry-haalss iB the cabin was Q long line Or newspapers, aud a man behind each. In the early stage or SrailFOad car the newspaper was before ynu. Thread One's way down ihe business street where get the lali warehouses had their irun eyelids shut, and newspaper was attach cd tO every doOF~knob. At the Express ullice Unuld hc seen numbers of brown pa-
 per bundles, hastily marked wi:h ink. and
 containing newspapers for North, Sonih,
 Easl and West. On steamboat or sieanl> chip, newspapers still; and at the Post
 Office b0ys coulG play Swiss around bags ,of newspapers for the Alps. These were
 scenes that were no, pecnIiar to New York alone. In Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Liverpool, and London, the sane facis existed. Aside from these, was the weekly press. Every hamlet wanted n. Eewspaper, whose issues varied from 10000 lo 800 a. 400. Millions of bnaks would not contain aIl that wss told by the hewspaper press in a day; and he wished that ibe world believed inthe OmnipTesence nf God half as iorcibly as they believed in that of the newspaper He knew of ne ptenomena 0f m0re inspiring prediction than this world wide snow stDrm of print s ed sheets. The lsngnaee olilie prophet
 was very cautious. He had said that many should ron iO and fro," and iha | knowledge should he increased :" no, thatihis shnuld increase knowledge. He should not preach that with this storm of newspapers knowledge should be increas. ed, for that would depend much upon the newspaper taken. A radical Democrat had hut little need sf Democratic paper. 2 An Ami Slavery Mah needed no exposition of Anti Slavery views. An orthodox thinks fer would do well io lake liberal newspa> per. This plan oi onc's selecting only those newspapers which were in accorG> ance with his views was like loading a shp's side which was already under water.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-23

A NEw VIEw oy NlAcAeA.-The Ohio State Journa! tells . story of an lrisln,an Of the betef class Wbo thought he must confirm io the faslibnahle ma nia in pav- ing q visit 10 il.e Fails of N,agara. Pad. dyarrives at the Falls, and taking lonk ., the surrounding wonders, addresscs him, selr tO genlleman: "And is ihis Niagara Falls?" !" Yes," was the reply. !" And what ie there here lN make suci,a bother aboutR " Why. said lhe gentleman. do you not see tue mighty river, the sieep a5yss. the great sheer af water ps,nfinu dONnrl" Pat locked n, ,ie water. feples 'hesisaiipgly. "sind sshcf's 10 hinder |; i;?nf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-23

On motion of Gen. Geer, the Conven> ton. proceeded to an informal ballot for a candidate for Lieut.. Governor. The following is the result of the balloting
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-23

sd CoLoSEL GATES. Some of the testi.
 mouy before the Military Court of -In> quiry in New York. looks rather bad for
 Col. Gates of the San Francisco. Capt.
 Gardnsr ssstiissEh Ehas the GDlonel would lave an frtsa quaptity of waser. whesl,
 the men wereAon Sshos elall0~ance- say-
 ingthas hs would faahes twsaiy of ths.
 laller should die. than that his child sbosla suiisr. .I.ieps. Van Voast iar.bes,s. j. testiiies. tha. Col, Gates left the KiIby
 without giving any orders relative 10 lhs'
 troops on board. es ,,a Ss,,.1 .SabONAM - VI es N q Mn. BoTTs ON WHIedERT.--The H6as v. 4 Bpt.s. in bis speech al Nswark.
 N.5ssefy significantly propounded the
 following question and ansueEsd iE. 4 ..Whei did tic Whig party die !? IT deads it died cllI t6e 2d day Of N0ysap4
 bers tSbe and on that day t Feeordeds one million three hundred and eighiya Eve ihonsand lrpes genuine. uBdis1Ays1 Whia Eolss adch vote as was never given before fog that or any Otkef pErt9 since thd foundali0h Of the g0vesn6dent,s and ss only tsauiaed aEoul thiriy .fse thousa6Ib SOies pIypelIy dislsibdled. Fl
 have aeedskd Sueeess to its eShdidates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

FRdn1s Shippers we're disposed 10 swait the re,ept
Of later foreign news, due by the Arctic before doing
much To Iiverp 20, 600 coo bushels Of corn
engaged in ship bags at 49, and about 800 bales OF
pre- sed cotton at I'D. 10 London so tsrces beef
engaged at Is To savre 50 bales Of hops we're
taken at I'D Britt bark taken up load the
West Indies for London al s3 for sugar ca for moasss
and 35Sd for
rkooioHs oeesnea - sl' LOT ness WIN sa.es
her, s,er's eption with fye Gays notice; aud SIN II os
prime a. $ Il IS Cut meats varied little. Ab1u 2i0
rFgs AID realized 10 &c lie pee ID Beef insc
tive bu steady, with sales OF li0 bs Butter and cheese
unobsnS,d The fol,owng t,hr shows the stock Of
lorA AID beef in pacing yards, New Yc.g anil Brooklyn
tcs l, Isl -
pt,t H.sg
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CITY TRADE re euR T.

MONDAY, Oct III Il. "a.
BnEADsruTrs -flour ~ss 12L csc per bbl. lower,
sales having ben mode Of 400 bts ordinary choes
State, and mixed to fancy Weat.In at So 70 81 and
extra Western ami Ger ssee ut 81 25 80 IS with 1000
bbls southern at 81 37 IS So for the whole ra ge,
per Dbl Wheat was purchased to the extent Of 4 $40
bushels good prime Southern rcd t ST. sol 81 co. aud
go Wisconsin do at 81 "a rye aod oats vel
chars cd Corn moved TO the extern of $4,000 bushels,
ct &c ice for Western mixed, the previous rates
Co1IoN The sales AT the close Ct last rather In
creased under a6vces Of heavy rains a. the s1rtawes
til q speculative current in the purchases which,
however appeared soon to run out as to day the market
dull again 1t Is fecte that the rece OTIS of
Gotten will be heavy ut the South ana that prices
will to their proportionate rate abroad, aud
tors snryer similar to thss last printed BY u.s. 1t
is useless to repeat them at present.
Cattle There offered NJ A,lertos's 1889 oeeves,
beeves was much heavier than that OF The previous
week, and the quality in general much better Prices,
however, are decidedly lover Sales o. god re.alinz
inferior, and few extras at $40. Some very ns
cattle from Penpsy lvana brought 91lc. Toe; milci
sold at frem $50 to $50 SO quality; vsals
shate lower, sales at &c &c sheep, 81 a. Sc. We
subjon the returns ST the week in DETAIL togsthe with
the section Of country whence the supp les came
river boats 300; E,Ie Railroad $50; harlem Rairosd
$50; from Illinois, en- cars. $40; Ohio. on cars 6s7 Ken
necticut, foot 90; Penns,lyania, foot 500 vir
giDa, on foot, 1S7. Other Stock --Erie Railroad,
swine 472; Bsrlem Railroad, cows and calves %,
Al Browning's-Gl5 beef cate, IS COWS and
calves 100 veal calves and 337 sheep and lam5s Mar
ket active prices Of beeves ranged at from 50 TO $40 %
per cwt Cows and calves from S25 to S55 for ordinary
and from si5 to $50 for extras. Veal calves sold at
from Sc TO 70 pound live weight. shsep brought 81
so SC So So Lambs, SO to 81 so. AT Chamberlan's
-(Eudson River Bulbs Heal )-25i beef cattle, l]9
cows and calves 163 veal calves 12S sheep, 2,9a3
lambs Market good. Prices Of beeyes smansd arn at
50 st $40 % Cows and calves from 500 to $50. Veal
calves &C. to &c per b sheep, 81 DO to So La nbs 81
rs TO "a. At O'Briens-l5o beef cattle, and so
Sales Of Reeves at fom 81 Soaso. Cows and cses at
from $50 tc S45 All sold.
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thAa twelve month"; place svery boud above par ia
kst value Tho operations Of sinking fund Of that Gag
ntuse woud far seed the o'cpaticns Of tue most
sangnire. and rs result ~ould astonish eysry We
kroS Of other way to redv the credit Of THE
psny to exucae II from its present snsns.
sinking fund would work Ike charm and all interest
ed would al once feel Its beneficial naoencss.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement OF the leading departments Of the banks Of
this city for tie week ending Saturday morning, Sept
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PROPOSALS.

nFTIcR OF TpE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION,
~ No &c ankiia street, New York Sealed propo-
ssis for the supply Of pure fresh, unskimmed coun
leisrd, and in such quantities asmay oe required,
wilt Do received ty the Commissioners OF Egradon at
II cir once No 10 Franklin strest, until Wednesday
tie 1fth OF octotsr next The Commissioners re.
servs TIE right TO reject saeh proposals a. they rnsy
sssm no. fc~ toe iot srest cs sus commission.
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CLOTHING, &c.

E.L01HlNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ any 70 dispose of eau receiv a fair cash price,
BY ding to tie stores 80 West osdway IL Lnurens
street Canal street by letter through the Post
H>Asr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen DESTROYS OF converting their
cast off clothing effects ioo cssh can obtain fair
cash price for by sending Tor the subscriber at
his Eesiesnce, viii be attended TO- EBIadies attended
to by Mrs. G. " 8. COHEN, e6 Elm strsct
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YpsE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THE NEW YORK
i QusrterlyA national review com eosed entirely OF
original matter is ready and in addition to It's arti
ces OF unusual Interest contains conservative paper
on Aboo1ism in Insrics. which ought :, bs read by
every American citizen. C0ntents-- abolitionism ia
America The Church ia Russia sparta ard the Dorans;
Memoira Of Abernethy; PAups England; Guiiis Gr'si;
of the United Sta Is BY George Banc oft Publisher, D.
D. WINANr 340 aad 3s8 Broadway, appleton oui dags.
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FANCY ARTICLES,

OO1 BROADWAY JAMES TUCKER CAN PROpUCE
CCt At ths moment stock OF cossiy Towers aud
feathers perhaps uailsd ia THE ate Tue ears
de ts are truly magnificent aud hidai wresths fitting
for the OCCASION. lhc above iUror oz are pocd.a
add GO crdins<y production, $50 Broadway, no stairs
DsRIs FEATHErS, RIB3oss FLOWERS BoEsErs,
il &c Tho at;ention q cash posshaars is solicited
TO stock Of ostrich ard rara5sut eahsrs bcrnst
riSbors. frcsch 0ovcre stus eNt tesver boanes, sc
Witch MI be sold lev, for sash
I0EEG q Ks1CBUH,
Stsei GO John e.vse&, corasr o. William
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, Uct ----t 7, VI
We have nothing nes or particularly important TO
port relative to in the stock market Thsre
wAs good feeling among operators, and although tue
improvement in some Of he faacies only 1derae
there evidently pretty general belief tina. better
prices would soon rule At thu art board Ere Railroad
sdyanced u per cent; Ne~ York Central Railroad III
Reading Railroad, =. New Haven Railroad bonds fell of
FER oent; Michigan Central Railroad, 4. Illinois Cen
tral Bonds sold at &C. interest or This equal to prices
current on Saturday The sales limited New York
Central Railroad active than usual and soil
freely at the advance, principally FOR cash There
no large sellers OF Erie.
After the adjournment Of tn, board the following
sales were made at the Exchange, by A. IL. Ni;olay:
sl6, oc0 Cleveland and pittsbarg Railroad mortgage
bonds OF 81, 900 each aud int. 70
,OCo hgrie.ta and Cincinnati Railroad mortgage
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r AIDES GOLD CHAr2LAINE CHAINs-ADEL AIDE
IL pattern SIS to s32; casb pattern sI2 to $40; War
saw pattern STA to s35 long ns pattern, SIG to $40;
pattern SIS to S34; octagon pattern SIS to $27;
ensue ard diamon. SEQ to $3.50; enamel and god s35
to s5o solid link and engraved, $50 to $50 All other
styles chains for ladies' At less than usual prices G. G.
ALIEN, importer of watches and jewe;ry, Wholesale
and retsi No IL Wall street, second floor, Broad
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DANCING ACADEMIES,


A D0DWORIH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. zoe
A. Broadway, opposite Eleventh strsst.-kr. Ded
worth has the honor OF announcing to ns friends si
the public that the classes for the ensuing SEASON We
commence on Saturday October 9TH, at 3P. for =
dcs at for children and At ~ o'clock for gentlensA
The elegant establishment has been additionally dese
rated, the foor e.aid and other improvements made
daring the summer months. The improved system Of
instruction, successful since its adoption win be r
tnned with slight alterations suggested By experience
in addition TO all the dances In ordinary usewith thi
snne careful attention to the progress and department
CT the pupils which has hsen distinguishing char.
actsistic Of this academy. Circuars ccntaInnR the
days. hours aud terms Of instruction. be had Ct AM
time ct the academy, or viii be sent BY post.
DoDwORTH'S OPENING PROMENADE MUSICALE.
IL Thursday evening, October 6.-Gentlemen VII,
have been pupils will please call at the academy foc
tickets, win BIO admitted without one and It {,
found extremely difficult TO ASCERTAIN the residence o.
many.
DANC1NG-M0RE NEW CLAs:Ea-L Of. G
IL BROOKEs, No. 36l Broomc street, ID now forminr
several new classes, to commence immediately All tn,
Fashionable dances taught In ono course OF lossons
Private instruction at hours to suit the applicants
~ RAND APOLLINEA DANCING ACADEMY. Is
NJ Bond strect.--Professor SARACCO. the only re.
nowned and accomplished teacher in America Who has
families with amazing success, win open course Of
twelve lessons, FOR October the "a OF It, from to
O'Clock In the evening given BY himself Alone ct el2,
incucing grand eoree which will take place positively
on Thursday, the Goth of October During this course,
all the modern dan5es will be taught in she most IA
shionabe style Classes for practices, at II O'Clock, AN
and Pm, in which number ofdistngnlshed arjstes
laoits will be in attendance Private lessons at the
Academy ard in miles given, IS usual at any other
hour NDHall and rooms 70 let for soirees and balls
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Ht0AL, flour, AND BgEAD--C0AI,, rlsST QUALt'r
~ nut size, SO per ton Egg grnte coil se -
Flour sold BY tle single barrel az the ~ho,nsle ua,.
price, deuvered In New York. 'DrooJsu, Williamsburg
or Jersey City. Apply e. the Ieeglea C3s end xtsp
agsnoy, No vs. Brcsawty Byead, four ccots per psaa
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r AIDES FANCY FURS -BuIpINS FUR STOCK FOR
IL the approaching Is row ready and comprises
most superb assortment Of cvory fashionable garment
viz Victories, tippefs riding boas capcs eloaks,
dirAs, muffs and cuffs in Russian aad Hudson's Bay
ssbles stone martin mink squirrel, ernne genet chin
chia, baum martin, &c, &c, all newly manufactured
Of choice and well seasoned ssns and at extremely
lcrste prices. GEO. BuIPIN, a6l Broadway.
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T1NIONPORT INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION NO
~ 2-lbe delinquent members are hereby notified
that the Recording secretary is authorized to receive all
payments from such members, and will walt upoa them
Monday and Tuesday evenings from to 10 O'Clock, Of
the residence Of the Secretary No. 1856 Spring stree
regular meeting Wednesday evening October T. that
lots sold at the last and previous SALE which the
terms have not been complied with, viii be sold al
the lots Of delinquent members and specify the TIM
when such lots shall be sold public auction. By oedes
Of the association. j. A. HANDsCHUCH, secretary.
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endirg Saturday, September 80, 1854, foors-
Ioanoi 1872 oo0 loan 1885, oc0 loan OF lsi
81 eco: losn OF 1855, 81, 0o0-total, $4,000.
The amour. subject TO draft, to the credit Of the Ua
ted States Treasurer in the different departments OF the
government the o5.h Of September, 1854,
neSed--
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T,HE BREvOoRT HoUsE-FHTH AVENUE C0RNER
Of Eighth st.--This establishment, conducted exclu.
svey on the European plan, has ressaurant attached
siding In the hotel Dinners and supper viii be provided
ct AL times, at short notice, either In private rooms OF
n the restaurant.
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NEUROLOGICAL DIsCUssION.-THE DISCUSSION BE.
L tween Rev. Isaac Wescott and Rev. J. Sawyer, D.
D., the question, Do tie Scriptures teach the doc
trne of En- less Misery p? viii be continued in the Bread
way Tabernacle tuesday evening, OCT. 81 az TX ocloi,
and the thee following evenings. Tickets for the four
evenings SO cents; for single evening, Is CENTS for
sale at the door.
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THIGrTa EDITION NOW READY, Of vISoEEf NOTES
II Fifty Years il both Hen,sphcrss; or. ReNiuiscen-
oes Of Mer haats Life. l vol IL mo. cloth Price
81 IS. The folio wing beiog few OF the prcmineat
nsces i1troducsd into the walk, VII shox the nature
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in it's pages
Aaron Burr John II Grtmss
Gen Jackson. Augastas Dsve.ac,
John Jacob Astor, General 1oseAui
Stephen Gifgrd, Couverneur Norris
La F.Jette, JJ OuUarc
Auiutor, Bessrs. Hope Co,
The Bn'ipgs, General Clsteorne,
RI ebert Fulton, usrshet Soutt
David Parish Cbateaubriand,
samuel Swartxout, LA Roy de 3hamont,
Lord Aberdeen, Duks Of Getiogton,
Peter X. Wagner, William n Price,
Napoleon, p G. Lab9achsre,
Paul Le,srocbe, Irgres,
Sir Fran Ms Chsntrsy, Charles vi OF Spain,
Queea Victoria, Marshal B!uoher.
Horace vefuet, Nicholas Biddis,
Major General Scott, hsrusl Cooley,
Mr.. saul, Vsliele
LATTE Lord Fldon,
John Quincy Adams, Emperor alexander,
fdward Livingston, &c &c.
J. g. REDt FIELD, Nos Ito and liz Nassau street.
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r. ENT.'s FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUS
NJ ter breast pins, equal to the real diamond, with
chain s5 without chain, 81 These pins be senS by
mail any part Of the United States All orders pune
tuslly attended TO ~ addressing L. J. JACOBS 4o7
Bs oAdCav.
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Total .......... 81 ITS Total 10000. 6,TIS
SUGARS The market continued firm The sales inciu
dei about eco hhis, about 700 OF which we're Cuba
snG Il remainder New Orleans at prices ranging from
&c. 5sfc and 800 boxes at &c The STOCK taken on
he Tcf inst s&oo5 fnJio
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- ITA! AND SINGING. mad ME MARION Rpc
~ to announces TO the aiies th,t she cjntio-
give lessons at 10 Observation-Disclosures NJ. II
sufficient knowledge Of The guitar and p;aso.
scns TO enable tue pupils TO aeeonrany H. :
easily, in any kind Of vocal nusi:
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N. 5. maper's regular semi. weekly auction sale Of
stocks Gnd bonds will t-ke pace at tue Merchants Fix
change TO orrow Tuesday, at half pas twelve O'Clock
HE amount Of capal tolls cole ced in New York city
from commencement OF navigation, May l, 1854, to O:
Tsls cttd 1853, from april 20 70 Oct. L. I'll 26l 81
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. s35,256 -
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HUSSShs, CARRIAGES, 3aCs

A sPIENDIDs CHANCE FOR ANY GENTLEMAN
"A wanting first rate turn ont, al Tomplete,
consisting Of Auiful bay horse, six years Old 10
hants high warranted sound and KIDD OF superior style
ing top wagon and harness boil nesry " with blan
bets, theets, &c. Also grey add fast trotting
popy. The whole or part, will be sold much under the
value as the owner has business requiring him ia
other cert of the country Can be ~ the mission
ard livery Die, No 2UniveTsity place. above Fourth
Street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
FALL FASHION

FALL FASHIONS.
DAMS FALL MILLINERY MRS. ]. FiNIE1!S
i agent. 400 Broadway, entrance 1l9 Grand street,
first foo: informs the ladies' that slso viii open,
Thursday Oct g. with elegant assortment Of pari,
riliinery.
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rxrAHMANY HALL-THE MEMBERS OF THE COM
mittee OF Ararges,snts for the meeting at Timmany
Har % lie held Thursday evening, at TX O'Clock,
VIII meet this afternoon, at O'Clock It Tam many Hall
Z. r. PURoY, Chairman.
JANIS O WII1ETr, s,oro,.r.as
VIM n EESYEDY ospie'"@es
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FT,HE BURYING GROUND IN FORTY. FIRST STREET,
IL between Ninth and Tenth avenues, will be opened
this week for the noval OF the dead Thoss wishing
10 remove to Machpelah Cemetery or elsewhere, viii
". Hill the sexton Of the church. in Waverley place.
Grove street.
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INCA AND FRENCH SdAWLs.-TSE SCBsJsrBT.a
i invites attention to of the most supreb and
costly specimens OF India esnes hair seaws exh
cited IN this city, also 20 urrvsed selection OF
cashmere ard brocbe shsws both long aud square all OF
the pewest and most recherche designs and ct prices 70
coincide with ths presen. pressure of the times y
GEO. BUlPIN, Cloak and Shawl Emporium, Col Broad
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HOT'ELe.

COOPER HOUSE. 1854 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON
~ the European plan. Elegantly furnished rooms to
let without board from So SO to SO per week. Also
Iarlors for private parties to let by the evening Apply
TO ]. II. GOODWIN, Proprietor.
H0LDRIDGE'S HOTEL, 76o BROADWAY, CORNER
Of Clinton placs, conducted the Europesn plan,
offers great inducements to families fndiyiduA ais wish
ing handsomely furnished neatly kept rooms with
without board in public private rooms Location
central, healthy and fashiona Bile.
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NIOTICE-ALL THOSE WHO ADVERTISE IN THE
IN American Sentinel are requested not to pay any
bills for advertising at present. ca led upon as there
has rot been any order given to cell ct bill WIN. n.
YOUNG, Editor Of the American Sentinel
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R1OICE-TO TaE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
electors o. the Twelfth ward Pursuant to tho call
OF the General Committee at rammauy Ball, primary
election the election Of deis stes TO the cierent
conventions will 10 held at john McCusker's, in Third
avenue, between 12ith and 12Sh streets on tuesday
evening October between she hours Of and o'clock
HENRY PATTERSON,
TBOMAS WEIGH
Ca. n&a-o roffh Var nnr11i.f
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YTVHEMEMBERS OF JACKSON LODGE NO. 8 AMERICAN
Protestant Association ARE to be pun
attendance at their lodge Wednesday, 4h inst
at l21z O'Clock in regaa to pay the last tribute Of
speot to our late deceased brother James Trmbe from
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. His rem a;as will be
taken to Greenwood for intermert The Order in gene
raj are requested to attend. By or5er,
8. COCHRAN, W. Master.
J. Curly. Recording SecretarY. ..---
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A YOUNG LADY, A VERY SUPERIOR VOCALIST
IA who has had considerable experience 10 tea ching
can instruct lew more pupils In vocal and instr
ta music Terms moderate and the very best reference
given. Apply at 1893 Prime street
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NORTHWESTERN DfSPENSARY - THE ANNUA
IN meeting OF the members Of this institution for IL
election Of msnsgers for the ensuing year. will be hsia
Wednesday evening" 4th inst ut half past O'Clock,
1.-THE DispeDsary rooms No GIL Eighth avenue. two
above Thirty seventh street. The annual report
far the past year will be presented. BY order of the
Poayd CHAS H. RUSH5R, Sec'y.