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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

rs hereby given that the notes given to Abra'
i ham Smalley for Cuitivators, are left with
me for collection, and / hope that persons
knowing themselves indebted to Abraham
Smalley as above will cali at their earliest con.
venience and pay up.
L. p. FROST.
Iowa City, February LIST ls54-3w.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
John Deere's Centre Draft PIow.

THE wide spread reputation Of these Plows
i render 1t unnecessary to say anything by
way of recommendation. The farmers of Iowa
know the pillow from experience. and all that
we need add Ia that the same care as heretO-
fore. will be taken in getting The best material
and finishing up the pillow in manner that
will give entire satisfaction to all. These
plows are for sale IN Iowa City by j. d. Cover
& Go.
JOHN DEERE.
Mol,rn Fobrn arv 1 Al 1R5A 3-m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Killer is
one of those nice little articles which is calcu-
lated to relieve an immense amount of suffer.
ing incident to human life. Its action On the
system is many Zines like magic-so instanta.
neous-the pain is gone at once.
For the almost miraculous extinction Of pain,
no medicine was ever discovered equal to the
Pain Killer. 1t is used in certain cases exter-
nally and internally. but never eternally, like
too many preparations. Full directions accom-
pany each Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures
the following complaints viz: Chill and Fever,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus. Diarrhea. severe
Burns, Dyspepsia, Painters Cholic. Piles. Boils.
General Debility. Coughs, Headache. sudden
colds, swelled joints, cramps and spasms. rheu.
matism pains in the back and side and various
other complaints in fact 1t Is PAIN KILLER
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

NASH paid for Green and Dry Hides. Furs
u and Beeswax, by JW HOLT.
November 30. .. 49,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
NEW RNe STORE
AT IOWA CITY.

NEW b HNo STORE
AT IOWA CITY.
r WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
/ ofIowa City and vicinity. that having aban-
doned the Practice of Medicine am now open
ing an entirely new stock Of
Drugs and Medicines,
which have selected myself with great care:
and from long acquaintance with the business
fiatter myself that have been able to select
those that are free from the usual adulterations.
l am now offering them for sale at my
DRUG store
On Clinton Street, directly opposite Capitol Square,
where | can at all times be found, and where /
shall be happy 10 wait on all my old customers
and all others who may favor me with their
patronage. Any advice connected with medi.
cine purchased Of me will be given gratuitous-
". Physicians prescriptions will be put up
with correctness. Physicians wishing TO sup.
ply themselves with Medicines, Instruments,
and such other things as are usually kept at
such establishments, will find 1t to their inte-
rest To call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
have good supply of Office furniture on
hapL; lot Of Medical Books, some new and
others that have seen service, and will be sold
at prices to correspond. Also. a good stock Of
oils, Paints and Wind0w Glass.
WINE and BRANDY Of q quality suitable
for medicinal purposes. Also good supply of
GROCERIES,
which will sell low, as intend TO do bust.
ness on the cash principle.
] have an assortment Of Dental Instruments,
suitable for extracting. cleaning, and plugging
teeth, which will sell or use upon the teeth Of
any person wishing such services; and as am
now talking Of painful operations. will now,
for The first time, request such Of my old Gus
toners in the practice as are indebted to me to
call at their earliest convenience and have
looking over. d. j. MORSMaN.
Iowa city, Oct. II, 1853: e
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

A NYTHlNG customer wants can beha
"A at GowEas little cheaper than At .nv
other store. Tryit Don't wal, until he best
goods are sold. Chine no.p, 10
Octooer 10, 1893. Gowns NEW Srosa.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
DAGuERREoTYPES.
THOMAS BLANCHARD, JR.

rs now ready to take lkenesses in from six
i teenth size to half size cases ,lockets. breast
pins, &c. His room is in Hemsworth's new
building over Krouse's clothing store, and
would respectfully invite the citizens of Iowa
City and vicinity to call and examine speci-
mems. He will give satisfaction in all cases,
or no charges made. Instructions given and
instruments furnished.
February LIST 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

cole and Upper Leather for sale by
~ Nov 30. j. w. HOLT.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

TRY GOODS, Ready made Clothing. Boots
IL and Shoes, by the case or at retail, by
Nov 30. j. W. HOLT.
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~ Oct 10, 1853. -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
PROCLAMATION
To Citizens 4 1nyalids Of Iowa
City and vicinity.
PULVERMACHER'S

INTERCOLLEGIATE AND V0LTAIC CHAINS.
g o constructed Is 10 be worn under the gar
y ments next to the skin, producing constant
current of Electro Magnetism, differing from
any thing ever brought before the public--gv-
ing immediate relief from the most acuie pain, and
efecting permanent cure Of all NEuRALGIc
DISEASES. The most astonishing cures have
been performed By wearing these little producers
Of Magnetism, for few weeks, during two or
three hours, only, day
rheumatism,
Painful and Swelled joints,
Neuralgia Of the Face,
PaIpitatioi,s Of the Heart,
Gout, Sciaiica,
st Vit1s Dance,
Asthma, Mysteries,
Periodical Headache,
Flatulence, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Toohache,
Uternic Pains,
Pains along the Eack,
Sick Headache,
nlindnas. and Ncafneaa.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
AND
BEL0IT & MADISON RAILROAD.
Winter Arrangement, November IA, 1853.


k4
Nm and after Monday, November IA. land un.
~ til further notice,) Trains will be ron over
the above roads as follows, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPoRr 4 BELorr.
LIST, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, at 8 30
AN, arrive at Freeport at 2 P n, aud Beloit at
l.20PA.
Cd, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, at ITO
Pm, arrive at Freepor, Al AN, and Beloit at
IAN.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO
LIST, Leave Freeport at 80 y. and Beloit at
AN, arriving at Chicago at IL 5OPH.
I'd, Leave Freeport at 5 Pm. and Beloit at $50
Pm, arriving a. Chicago at II Pm.
Trains going West pass Junction at "a n an
Trans going West pass Belvidere at 10 N
and 10 40 An.
Trains going East pass Belvidere at $50 AN
and 7.l5pM.
Trains going East pass junction at ii34An
and 9.35 n.
Fare to Freeport %, to Beloit $3.50.
The above arrangement is designed to afford
as much daylight travel to and from the west
arm terminus Of the road as possible. From
Freeport and Beloit first class mail stage con
nections are established through Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West and North going
South, by taking tho Evening Eastward Train
of this Road will connect at junction, at 3 35
N, with the Chicago and Aurora Train for La.
sale and points South, reaching Lasalle al
O'Clock AN. This route furnishes continuous
railroad connection to Springfield and Alton,
and by boats 10 miles to st Louis.
WINTER ROUTE TO MILWAUKEE.
This route, via Beloit and Janesville. con.
Meeting between those places by stage IA miles
with the Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad
offers convenient winter communication be
tween Chicago and Milwaukee,.
Nov IL Gay D. B. TURNER. Supt.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

January 25, 1854. CIV prs fee S..
THE STATE OF IOWA,i a.
JOHNSON COUNTY,
In the District Court for said county.
John Long. plaintiff,
%.
James Mccoy,
John B Bope,
Edward Swope, and
George w Harlan. defendants.
To said JOHN b. Dsse and Ed,cayd Ssoope:
VOU are hereby notified that heretofore, to
i wit: on the 4th day Of August 1853 the said
plaintiff filed his petition in the office of the
clerk of The district court in Clinton county /,
Iowa, claiming of said James Mccoy the fol
lowing described three promissory notes.to wit:
one note dated March 4th 1850, amount $3.50,
executed BY D P Mcdonald, Joseph T Foster,
George W Harlan and John B Bope, payable
two years from date to said plaintiff; one dated
August LIST ls48, amount S63, credited BY an
endorsement Of $35, executed by Sarah Will
liams snd payable to John Snow, and one da
ted March Goth 1850, amount SO, executed by
ID = Mcdonald, payable to John Is Bope; and
said petition alleges that the said notes are the
property of the said petitioner. and that they
were by you the said Bope to wit: on the 2Sth
day of August 1851, wrongfully Transferred to
said Nc Coy in trust for said George W Harlan
and for YOU the said Bope and Swope, and you
archereby notified that afterwards, TO wit: on the
Goth day Of September D 1853 that the venue
in said action was changed TO the district court
of johnson county aforesaid, and that unless
you appear and answer to said petition on or
before The morning Of the second day OF the
next term of the district court OF said johnson
county, which term will commence al lowacity
on Tuesday the llth day Of April a D 1884 that
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
and the said notes or the avails thereof ordered
to be transferred and delivered to said petition
or. A. r. COTTON,
lar. q. ls54.4w Atty for plaintiff
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Moline, February list 1854 3-m.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
To the Stockholders ST the Lyons Ioca Central Rail
Road Company:
NOTICE is hereby giveR, that an election Of
IN officers will be held at the Office of said
Company, in Lyons, Clinton county, Iowa, on
this fourteenth day of February next, at one
o'clock, NJ
ABEL CHANDLER,
ADAMS,
D MCCARTNEY,
D ADAMS,
Lyons, January 5, 1854. Directors:
District Court, johnson county, SIS.
John L; ;;;;:;; Tern"
To Daniel E. Hunge-tord uho has been returned
''not found"
q IR-Tou will please take notice. that there
~ is now on file in the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court in johnson county Iowa the
petition of John Lenderman, claiming of you
he sum of one hundred and forty -four dollars
aod sixty five cents. besides interest from the
commencement of this action AS money due the
plaintiff for money paid, laid out and expended
Tor the defendant. likewise for work, labor and
services of plaintiff in selecting land and loca.
ting Bounty Land Warrant. Now, therefore,
unless you appear and answer to said petition
on or before the second day of the next term Of
said court to be held at the court house in Iowa
CITY, county aforesaid. commencing on the &c.
cond Tuesday in April, A. D. 1854, default will
be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon, and your property which is now at
tached applied in satisfaction Of said Judgment
pursu ant 10 the provisions Of the Code Of Iowa
Witness the Hon. w SNyrH, Judge Of said
court, this 23d day of January, A. D. 1854.
SAMUEL J. HESS, Clerk.
LUTHER W. GRIswoLr. Plaintiffs Attorney.
January 25, 1854 CIV prs fee S..
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T1ARRISON'S celebrated Colombian perfu-
IL merry and ink. shaving and toilet soaps.
hair dye Philicome; just received and for sale
at the fancy store Of
Nov: l6, 1883 CHAS, A. ROBBINS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

WANTED-Old Copper. Brass and Cast
w Iron. by HART d LOVE.
November 1883.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
And all Diseases called Nervous.

Anu oil DlSCdStb Cdllcu NCrVOAS'
The wav by which they produce their beneii-
cient effects is strictly scientific, as every well
educated physician well knows. ALI Nervous
Diseases are caused and produced by deficient
amount of Nervous FLUID or MAGNETISM -
This fact within the last few years has been
firmly established by scientific experiments.
The Electro Voltaic Chains
perform cure by supplying the system with
this Fluid, a large amount of Electro Mag net
ism is produc and passes iuto anc through the
81 stem, while berg worn.
NO MEDICINAL AGENT
in the world can produce so many well Auihen-
ficated Certificates of cure, both from scientific
Physicians and intelligent Patients. They we're
first introduced into the United States, in the
city Of New York, one year since, and having
been previously introduced in England, France,
Germany, Austria. Belgium, also in almost eve.
ry Hospit in Europe ana secured and patented
il those Kingdoms. They at once attracted The
attention Of Prof. Valentine Mott, Prest Van
Buren,, Carnochane Of that city, where they
were subjected to the most thorough aud rigid
tfia,, and then effects and cures performed, in
the different Hospitals in New York more than
equal what they had anticipated, and measures
were a, once taken 10 have them patented IN
this country, which was done in the year 1852.
They are now in DAitv USE in every Hospi-
tal in the country, and the demand and sale IN
New York and Boston is unparalleled:
A Pamphlet Of 81 pages, con'a aiming the 'isto.
~ Of the discovery. together with notices from
va, ious presses, Of their remarkable cures, with
the opinions OF the first Medical Men in the
world, can be obtained Of l. B l. o A Patterson,
(gratis,) who are the only Agentsin Iowa City,
who will also oblige any person by showing
them the manner OF use.
ONE WORD MORE.
No person need fear that they will not accom-
plsI, iust what they are advertised to do-name-
", producing more rapid relief, and permanent
cure Of all
NEuRALGIC DISEASES,
than any Patent Nostrum can or ever did, by
being swallow ed into the stomach, and thanL.s
to the good sense Of the people generally. they
are beginning TO appreciate the truth Of mis- re.
mark. The Chains are recommend for no
other diseases than those above me iionen, and
in all other diseases besdesthose called neryou.
they produce more harm than oensfit.
CAUTION re LADIES.
We have said they pro'..ucei instant relief from
Uternic Pains,by ar, ,iying one end Of the chain
10 the spine just s.0ove the hips, and The other
over the abdor.eD. but we are obliged TO give
this VOID Of CAUTION to the ladies who are
"enciente, that il i, not safe to continue the use
for z. eat length OF time. as miscarriage is often
the result. The price Of these Chains are % &
s., and can be sent BY mail to any part OF the
State.
Acx.Ts.-L Be O A Patterson. Iowa City
Iowa. J. Steinart, General Agent, 56s Broad
way, New York.
Dseenber u; isS5.y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

NHAIN PUMPS. just received and for sale by
~ may 80. HART 4 LOVE.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

TOR SALE 900 acres Of good farming
l. prairie land, we'll located, aud in lots to
suit purchasers. apply to
HAMPTON GRIswoLD
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

The way by which they produce their benefi.
cient effects is strictly scientific, as every well
educated physician well knows. ALI Nervous
Diseases are caused and produced by deficient
amount Of Nervous FLUID or MAGNETISM -
This fact within the last few years has been
firmly established by scientific experiments.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
The EIectro.V oItaic Chains

perform a cure by supplying the system witt
this Fluid, large amount of Electro-M MAJ net
ism is produce and passes iuto and through tn
81 stem, while beicg worn.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
EANCY and Staple Dry Goods. very cheap,
l. at oct ~ GowERs NEW SronE.

A LARGE and very desirable stock Of Boots
~ and Shoes on hand and for sale at Gou.
ra Nfo Store and Land Office, very cheap for
cash, conatry produce or short approved credit.
October 10, 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

and cutlery. "atis ana glass,
I'LL sc.y. ~usa candles. tea aud TOBACCO, an ex-
tensIve and very excellent assortment on hand
and for sale. very cheap at GowRk's New SronE
October 10, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-22

LOoOUU book Of modern iines By anknovn
author has attained such wide spread as IN 30 short
pesod Ida Nay Seven cities claimed NE birth
been started a. to the residence of the author Of h
beck: but the secret Is not out The interest la the
beox continues increase The touching story OF the
hsxsins's suisrinss and hnJ triumph sin DO read at
every lreeide And to those wno deeper purpose
than aause passing hour the book VIII 30 doubiy
welcome PHEILHS, SAM SON 90, publishers For
sale BY all Booksellers. Price, 81 %.
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TTsHE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1S55--THE FIRST NUM-
j Der Of the series will be issued the first Of
January next. New subscribers be supplied from
that date; but immediate application will be necessary
for such desire TO begin with the beginning Terms
FOR copy 49, for three copies So for copy for
three years. $alrays in advance. Subscribe without
delay. ADDRESS MORRIS WILLIS 107 Fulton street.
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HoIDRDGES HOTEL, 7SI AND 1850 BROADWAY.
Ia corner OF Clinton placs-conducted on the Buro.
Iesn pian-ohers unsurpassed accommodations 10 Ami-
hes o. Individuals In want Of Handsomely furnished
reasonable SAtss snd whore ~ the cnforts Of q~st
home en- be enjoyed
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POLITICAL.

LNFTH WARD UNION TICkET.--AT A PRIMARY
V election held at l07 Hudson street Wednesday,
Dec 20 pursuant to call Of the Geacra Committee at
Tammany Hall, the following ticket duly elected -
General Committee.--John A. Kennedy, John Cregh-
ton, William II. Baker.
Young Mems General Committee WIN. II. Appleyard,
1hos. Watson, Jr Samuel L. Haughton, VIM. II. BIC.
Donnough, Hugh Gallagher.
Ward Committee.-frederick g. Whiting, Daniel D.
ideson Daniel Rooney, Michael Casey, Rowland Aill Ell
ward Riggs, John Brissel, John j. Sherwood, Chss Nc
Gpire, Lyman Cand.e, Chas McAuley, Henry Dougher-
ty Richard Winnie, Robert Donnel VIM. Topper, Robert
Watson, N. G. Murphy Frederick Grace.
JOHN CREIGHTON, !
JAMES +. WEBB, inspectors.
JOHN J. SHERWOOD,
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NINTH WARD--No HARD NO SOFT !--UNION
IN of the party on principle.--At primary election
held at No w Perry street. held to the call Of
the Democratic Republican General Committee, the
ticket headed B. Smith received 10 votes and the fol
lowing 1854 votes, and is declared duly elected
Democratic Republican General Committec-Wm. j..
brisley, VIM D. Kennedy john Richardson.
Young Mems General Commttee-Andrew Van Ant
werp, Ignatus Flynn John Donohue, Albert j. Terhune
John Houghtalin.
Ward Committee. --Aibert II. Wagner, VIM. valleau,
JOS d. Baldwin Edward Pollock, John 9. Ackerson Levi
Onderdonk, James NJ. lawson, VIM Qaackenb bush,
George Starr Levi Springsteen Robert Herman, Stephen
Messereau, Vim. Murray, Solomon Banta, Mark Spencer
Eugene MsGrath, VIM Martin, John Giroud, George W.
Rome Dayo Ramsey, Thomas MAher, Gilbert J. Bogart
Thomas Levi, Jacob A. Conoyer, Thomas Roger, William
Goodheart james Graham.
IGNAlIUS FLYNN, !
ROBERT LINDSAY, INSPECTORS
ALBERT J. TERHUNE,
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Al ErROP0IIrAN CAvE-REsrAURANT, ssl BROAD
XXA way, eornsr white street. opsn.-fhe under
sgnsd would most respectfully announce 70 his friends
md the public generally that he has leased the abevs
place for trim Of years, aad rsattsd Il In most COR
geous STYLE and he Intends IL shall he kept in
.nsurpessed By any place in New York, where An the
shsise dscAcos Of the b. found 1t "A hours
and On The most Ssasonabls tsgms. A. L. THAYER,
prVpgietoy, ffon Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-22

TuNOYS AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Il The undersigned has just received from his agents
in Europe complete and varied assortment OF toys for
which he denes composition Those who desirous OF
making holiday presents win 6nd it to their advantage
to give him call Wholesale dealers will Gnd here
very hooe and beautiful selection Of goods suitable for
the approaching holidays The undersgaed begs leave
TO invite his customers and the public generally to In
spsct his stock Of toys and fancy goods and most
spectfuIy solicits continuance Of their patronage
Remember the old stand ID Division street. Chat
ham square. G GOErZ date Hawes Gostz)
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HIFTs FOR THE HOLLDAYS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
NJ having imported most extensively in anticipation
OF the approaching holidays, NOT AT ALL EXPECTING
THE PRESENT HARD TINES, has resolved upon making
immense reduction In The prccs Of his present
nhcent stock Of
CLOAEs, SHAWLS, AND FURS,
commencing Monday, the 18th Of December-prefer-
ring this TO carrying large stock TO another
season Parties, therefore, DESTROYS Of making pur-
cbasss for presents have now opportunity Of select
ing from Of the richest and most extensive stocks
in the city, at unprecedented bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-22

FFNWENTY- FIRST WARD--AT AN ELECTION HE'LL
II at Carr's Mansion House, corner of Fourth
nue. ana lhiry,teeonu street. on heahes lay evening
tic Republican General Committee Mt Ammany Hall
the following ticket duly eiected:-Samuet Allen
Coll N. Campbell Thomas Mccoy, Inspectors For dele
gates TO General Committee, Anorose l.. pnney, John
Ktnscy, Andre Froment For Delegs es Young Mems
General Committee John c. Devereux, Horatio =. Carr
Benjamin II. Haight, Henry w. Rycr, James Devcln.
Fer Ward Committee o; Twenty FIRST ward, Edward b
Fellows, Samuel Allen, Barnard Develin, John Petit
grew George A. Hunt, John Anderson, VIM H. Kirby
James Russell Thomas Keghen, George Isaacs, George
W. yarian, Coll N Campbell, David D. Young, L. Doug
las Taylor, George Dennston, Peter Coutant, Gsorg
iaHit, Hugh Fox, Thomas McClusky, Peter McAleer
Charles II. Haswel Thomas Mccoy, A. G. Dixon, james
W. Roosevelt, Thadus Wilson, John Lynch, John Kenc
dy Jeremiah Crowley, John Tracy, J. Myers
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H,D vrxQUDsTTRs or THE GREEN Ro0M.-THE
~ psxt meeting Of the cluS which lately met At Rick
sse1s Win be held 1t the rooms 90 Prince street
on sunday, 9th Inst, At o'clock r. N. Every mem
ee b rsqsssssdt 70 ~ present. BY the President.