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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-13

DOMESTIC LIQUORS Brandy and
- Monongahala whiskey whole and
halt packages, for sale at New Orleans n,;.
ces, for good 60 day paper or cash f''
teD JOSHUA BEAL.
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Lafayette Street Cigar Store.

Lafayette Street Cigar Store.
This establishment, situated in the south
end Of the late residence of Chas. Tester,
has been fitted up in the very best manner,
and contains larger and more varied stock
Of Havana cigars than have ever before
been offered for sale in this city. The
proprietor is determined to keep the very
best stock, and take the lead in this line Of
business. feb-9 y.
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Hat, Cap, & Shoe Store.

Hat, Cap, e Shoe Store.
THE undersigned take pleasure in in
i forming their friends and the public
generally that they have just replinished
their stock with the most fashionable style
ofarticles in their line, which they will sell
as low as can be purchased elsewhere, for
cash: Silk, Moleskin, Beaver, Cassimer
and Matilod Hats, Navy, Army, Mohair,
Silk plush, Cotton and silk glazed Caps.
for men and boys. Hunting, Calf Kip and
Laced boots. Ladies, Misses and boys Cal
tiers and Brogans. Also negro hats and
shoes A. N. BOOTH.
Nov. 1S-ly. wv. OUIGGINS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-13

TANCY H ANS Just received and for
L sale, 1900 pounds sugar cured Hams
OF the following choice brands: Stage &
Shaw, S. Davis, Jr., John C. Schooley, J.
II. Burrows, any one which brands are
"whole teamo and no mistake.
Feb. End JOSHUA BEAL.
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Mothers Relief.

POOMS TO RENT,-Three well furnss
IL ished rooms to rent in a quiet Part
of the towll-apple at this Office jan IS Pm
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Fresh from CinCinnafi.
000 LBS. New Pork Shoulders,
lOOO 1000 lbs. new pork sides,
500 bis new pork hams,
900 bis. new S. C. Bacon,
500 bis new Mess Beef;
500 bis choice Goshen and Western But
ter. dec A. MONTAN & BRO
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SUNDRIES. &c

EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKER-
IL CHIEFLY dozen assorted extracts,
Wis: Boquet, Magnolia. Violette, Musk.
Jockey Club, Bouge Victoria, Verbena.
Tube Rose, Patchoula-for sale bv
oct26 H. T. WADDILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

western a.s emssss At - SIX go So and 100 lss.
Southern at - - % 30 for the wAole range per bb
WHEAT was uncAssesd. salss were reported Of 2 $50
busAss 6esssss White 1t sa 2too hiehigAn Do. 1t 81
and 500 fair Canadian do; 1T 81 SAY Rye and eats
unssrsd Corn purchased 10 the extent Of o. 900
bushss ct 76e zee for inferior 70 prime western mix
ed showing decline.
Conox-The sales embraced about 500 bales, closing
rather dull. 1iddiDg Uplands quote at about ssc,
and mjddlng Orleans ct exc
TRnGHrs-Rstss continued duh. 10 Liverpool about
12co0 bushs Of corn were engaged at Sd In bulk Cot
ton was 1t I'd t82d. There nothing new regard
ing rates to London or Haue To Brsnsn 100 bbls.
ashes wers engaged at los and 200 bbs. rosin. T.,
and lot Of hides at no. 40. per h. 10 California
rates ruled At old prices with moderate sngagemsnts
ray at $50. . 40c per foot measurement.
PRovEIoHs-Pork favored owners; the sales embraced
100 barrels ct $4 rs s4 SIX for mess and $l2 .
sl2 o6x for prime per barrel There were 4 packages
cutmeats taken at No 81 c. for hams; 7Hc Sc. for
smoked sides rib in, and 60. exc. for shoulders per
Psund sales tIanspirsd Of 400 barrels lard at lo%
11c.; 200 Kegs CO. At per pound; and $50 barrels
beef at S11 4l1 so for country mess 3l4 Is $l4 IS
for city do SIS st rs for rspacked Chicago do and
S15 Is SIG for extra do per barrel Butter and cheese
were as last noticed.
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am MO DE JANRIRo coR1EsPOMDBCy.
Augun IL, 1854.
sytsws Of 0s 0ray EaSse-NaviSatio~ ef ne Amass~
|s Cosowisatiow Sysess-Arviral Of tie Southampton
c6s Aarka-Fsre IN tA< Theatre, dc.
he fast sailing ship Gray Eagle, Captain Kinsnan,
] nil to morrow for Philsdslphia.
friend Of mine, well posted In the Amazon move
stated to that negotiations progressing DO
sn the government and tho company who hold the
usvs privilege Of navigating that river, and that he
svsd the Amazon VIII soon b open to the world.
company, Of which Baron dc Maria ID President,
obliged 10 establish colonies ct different points,
ed Of aixty families each. The nrst location de-
sd the lth inst, at place called Euro beow Dss
res, the margin Of the Rio Negro For this colony
government granted to the company on the 9Th Of
last tract Of land miles in extent This is
hrst Of sixty colonies which the company IL bound to
hbhsh within ninety years.
he Southampton steampacket, (arrived the 9th,)
brought unfAvorable news Of coffee market ia
United States, but favorable in Europe Prices re-
IN nrm At last quotations. Business active; several
pnents going on
|ur large theatre set 6re few evenings SINCE
fle crowded with spectators. No damage was done.
: incendiary has escaped. Our prima donna, xadame
rlton il all the go, and when she appears tickets TO
| opera sell at Large premium. +. ).
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At Of Dele cations from the Common G Yun-
10 OF New York and philadelphia az Boston.

[From the Boston Transcript, Sept. 22.]
he Empire and Keystone cities have cash delegated
ittees to inspect the Boston Fire Alarm Telegra ph
pther Of our municipal improvements. The parties
red together yesterday afternoon-not In season TO
mpany the City Council on their excursion to Lake
ituate. Quarters were provided for them at the
hont House, and last evening they received the at
rted them to the new Boston Theatre. The hospi.
zee of the city have been duly extended by the au-
itiss usual to official representatives from abroad
We trust our present guests will both enjoy and pro-
n their visit.
: following are the names OF the gentlemen compo-
kboth delegations
Fm New York-Messrs. II. N. Wild, Daniel D. Como.
Tree erick Frye, f. II. Kimbark, D. A. Forbes, ]. A.
fson and Henry Beakley Of the City Councils; and
% George n. Raymond, George W. varian, Charles
older and Carrot Schuyler Of the Fretde partment.
delegation; Mess,s. W. s. Smith and H. O. Pratt, Of
select Council Messrs. George Grissom, VIM. Moran,
y. w. Nartien, of the Common Council; and Mr.. j.
iley, Clerk.
. parties we're formally received at City Hau this
ing by the Mayor and Aldermen, and after the inter-
ge Of civilites, the guests were taken tour OF
ovation among the different city institutions, SO
e Tines Of the 23d says:-
elegant enter tanroent given to the party Lar.
ing at Young's Coffee House, in Cornhill court, ct
p his Hsnor the Nay or and . committee Of the City
bcil were present.
delegation during the forenoon visited the rublc
tations at South Boston, the Reservoir at Brooslne
Auburn, and otner places Of note aud Mt the conclu
(m Theatre.
DAY Dee bland will be visited and also the NAVY
y. Tie New York committee will leave at bP NJ
Philsdsiphia company win remain over Sunday.
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TAs Kent Nesss publishes . eonnunieatin received
from The oesrs Of the Fsrsrs' and nschanics' Bank
chessrtown, Nd, which states that IL wl - imposi-
BILE TO realize assets Of the bank before October and No
vsmbsr, that operations cannot b resumed before
that time. Nets holders advised ''to make sacri
fees, every liability. the officers PROMISE viii b paid
to the last dolar.n
The Bank Of North America, located at Remington,
HuDterdon county, j., il winding up its affairs All
notes must be presented to the State Treasurer within
two years.
The Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina has ad
vsrsed for proposals for $3.50 Of State bond having
thirty years to run and for Sl52 0oo having ten years
Both draw interest at the rate of six per cent per
annum, payable senLannuaIly in New York, where the
principal redeemabs Bids win be received ct Raleigh
until the Goth Of October next
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this port during
the week ending and including Friday, September ~,
1854 distinguishing the destination and extent Of
ports to each place.
Crsuvprr pom Mr. vovu- rxpour,
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LOST AND FOUND.

L,OUND-oN THE FIRST OF THIS MONTH, AT CON-
L. stable Point, New Je sey, a deck scow with tim
Der heads and cleats So feet long 10 wide The owner
Apply to s. D. ALLEN Constable Point New Jersey, op.
posi'e New Brighton, 81
IL Brooklyn, pair Of ere glasses. The loser have
tho same By applying TO FREDERICK o. NORTON, l04
Wall street.
L,0uND--A sETTER DOG, AT WEST FARMS Will AGE,
I on September u. ls5s. The owner have the
deg by proving property and wing charges, By calling
at 60 and Is Attorney street, rear.
r OsT--CN THURSDAY, 2lsT met, IN BROADWAY,
IL about liblos Garden. Q very dne white cAmbric
handkerchief With very vice lace enhrcfcerei With
cotton and gold thread; vas not married. yhe Under
viii be literally rewarded leaving the ct o. 81.
Marks place. by the swner, aspanish lady
II oST--A PORT NOMINATE, CONTAINING $50 NOTE
the Southbridee bsnS, Mass. an: three 80 notes
the Citizens Bapk Worcester Twenty dollars reward
WIN be paid for the above by j. g. Hedges, ia Grand
street, over Pacific Bank.
r OsT-oN 1HE 22D mt, NOTE DRAWN BY
ted Sept 10, in favor Of Geo Drew, payable ut the
Peoples Bank and endorsed by him. This Ia 10 Ion
brokers' and Others from negotiating tho same payment
being stopped.
T OsT-ON SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER "a, IN
IL the Third avenue railroad cars, . pochetbook,
containing $1I ard little silver. Satisfactory descip
ton win be given, and finder rewarded with 80 Apply
at 324 First avenue, fourth door JOHN WALSH
M EM0RANnUM BOOK LOsT--FROM THE READING
NI room, United states HOTEL containing certificate
OF opposite In American Exchange Bank payment stop
ped, for ave hundred dollars In favor OF Capt r. Hop
kins. private papers, about twenty dollars In bank
bills. Whoever has the memorandum book will be emil
tied TO the money by returning the certificate ~ depoee
ard papers 70 the cce 81 the hotel through the Post
Ohce. Address box 2,62s,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


6UNDAY, 6ept ~. y.
At the close Of the stoch market yssrday prices were
weak and the tendency downward There has not BEEN
much change in quotAsns for days past, and We
do not think there win 10 much for the present. The
fluctuations are sucsnt TO give beth the bulls and
bears profitable turns and that AL they want Al for
any great imitation or depression for some weeks is
out Of the question Money matters pretty stringent
and win probably continue for time. The mporta-
tions falling sH but exports continue limited
eep Of specie and until the drain Of precious metals
partially ceases At least, there BE- no permanent i'm
provement stocks anything else connected with
financial affairs. The shipments OF specie hare lately
have been unusually heavy, win be BY the
Cd exhibit Of exports during last week.
SHrPSKxrs OF SPECIE FROM ru PoRr on NEW YoRx
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|AeAzrsE OF FmEwoRKs EXPLODED nv LroHr.

AZ ST. Louls--qwo MEN KILLED "A terrible catas
heoscuned Vt Carr rlace, on Franklin avenue, this
hing, which resulted in the death OF two humsn
be, the injury Of . third, and the destruction of
idaable amount Of property to- others The par
ara, ~ related TO us by Dr. Chambers, the priacipal
res, pecupa rily, are "a follows:--Atout o'clock
mc ming the HOUSE at Carr place. used temporarily
nsg ,zine for tho HrevArks Of Msssrs. chamsers
70, vas struck BY lightning, and blown 10 atoms
ing being left stan ding but pert of ons side wan
msn were sleeping in the house at Tho tineCAtoir,
nIs, Augustise and Beaugean. Gator and Edward
killed INSTANTLY, the first having his head blox
mo the bodies OF both, when discovered, being
ply burned TO crisp. Augustine was in
pnt not daDgerouriy. Gator ard Edward were
ing 10 one part Of tho house, while Augustine and
keAs occu, led another The two latter lost all
clothes and DoDey--how much we are not in
%, and are in perfect destitute condition Ths.e
crute powder IN the house, al Of II being en-
IN rockets, bombshes, &c, preparatory to the
P,rresn Display. advertised 10 take placs next
nay light. The Lightning which struck the buils-
n municsfed to these, and an instan tame us and
explosion was the consequence Ihs niexorts
ERE worth about 81 500. One piece alone, caled
clarAi,on Of Independence, intended as brir,Iau
rcfyesentation OF that great event cost $500 :
niloing destroyed was a two story brick house
Gothis style, and containing four rooms NJ saa
probably $500 or 81, coo, and thatterea slraost
ply 10 pieces--N Louie Nerrs, Sept Is.
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Aotai.....ssss........s.. vI,04J, 700
The expectation Of merchandise Last work was small,
and but for the heavy expectations Of SPECIE export
trade would make very poor show alongside Of i'm
portations, limited ~ they are just We are,
however, at this time, between two seasons, BE-
tween the close Of the old and the opening Of the
season Of expectation. Bresdstufs do not nov form
an important item in exports, and they probably
viii not this year We must depend slnost entirely
upon great cotton staple and upon specie for the
liquidation Of foreign indebtedness. With the help
Of mors than million and haf Of specie, the value of
our exports last week bat about four hundred
thousard dollars ess than he imports in the time
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Or1IGNON's GYMNASIUM, 1850 AND l6i CR0sBY
~ street.-Bodiy exercise the best neticno-Tno
public are respectfully inform ed that class has Just
been formed Tor instructor ymnAstcs, At tho
establishment, and win be continued every evening
throughout the season. We would especially cali The
attention Of Syspeptics, end per whoss habits
entirely ssdenary to the necessity o. exercise In order
70 keep the physical system IN . condition TO resist I'M
healthy Influences The gymnasium Ia open daily, srcm
sunrise until 10 for general exercise The gan.le-
mems class meet every evening At eight O'CLOCK. Jobn
Wood, Director spsrring taught privately By Q. n.
OTTIGN0N Proprietor.
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Total ~, 9o5, 524
The leading items Of import during the week were as
folowsCoee. s5s l4o; Peruvian bark $37 600; earth
envare $50 $685. India rubber $780, undr skins
Sal; eusisry, s2e oce; hardware, sss, coo iron
sla7,a3s; railroad iron $751; o4o; ead sugar.
s64a47 rsgs, 45les watches, sol soI; Wines ssoos5.
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ITO ALL WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN.-NOTIcE IS
i hereby given, that Simeon Emanuel Of Brownsville,
s. c. has this dag executed 10 deed Of Rnueut
of his stock In trade his notes and accounts AMI all his
property and effects real ana personal except HIS home
stesS The creditors Of the said Emanuel hereby
notified to meet at BennettsviIle c. on the second
Monday in October neat At twelve oc ock either per-
fonaly or By attorney. r. J. NILES as~xr...
R G Emanuel, AssEness'
BRowxsynlg g c., Sept. 2, 1854
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4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUB-
"a Moan Ward Committee, Of the Seventh Ward VIII
Be held ct the democratic headquarters, 15e Madison
street, this Monday evening, ct TX O'Clock p. n By
order Of JOHN BROWN, Chairman.
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NGATRMoNY MADE EASY, on How no WIN 4

EEATRMONY MADE EASY, On How 10 WIN a
Il Lover.--Professor Iawton, Boston, formerly e
London, win send TO a6dren receipt Of dexS
post paid plain directions to enable ladies gsntsuea
70 win The devoted affections Of many u The srpcst0
sex ~ their hearts may desire fs PROCESS . 20 dnyA
hut 20 captivating, Tat al may BE- married hreArcsA
~ eye, AprsNrrce, positions and lsst though rec
cast Il can be arranged with such and dsheAcy xSS
detection In Impossible Address Professor La~tcu Boz
ton, Mass No letters tsksa from the Port Once ssezs
the postage Ia paid
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Aoroll Ne,cs has seen Specimen Of gola beaxiur
lid TO bsye been ,skea from quartz lsdgs 10
~ N h.. two miles from Loweii. The gold.
po' seandsnh u said TO be Of excellent qpslity.
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saturday. Sept, 28-6P w.
BRRApsruTs-Fbur Was stIl easier. The sales
braoed 200 btf ordinary to choice state at 81 IS
Th mixed to fancy western ~ 80 ~ SIX; with extra
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL C1USB SFEKD1 Gly
Ul riagss, who VIII all enjoy ths greatsn hsSIirsss
matrimonial bliss, and viii show the swson tksy wr
marry, through An instrument whias she vin nss ~
Illuminate itself BY inyosing the powers Of hsr wtnal
sciepcs, and win toll al events o. s, and the
thoughts. 70 Hrocrne street, GxxreD sAsseA GestS
not aanittnS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, wEsTCHEsTEE
IN county James winthrop against Catharine Win
throp To the defends nt:-You ore hereby summoned
and required to the in this action vhe
filed in the Office Of the clerk Of the county Of Vests
chester at White Plains In said county the 2th
Of June, 1854 and to scrve copy Of your snswei
TO the raid complaint the subscriber at his Office ia
the village Of Tarry town. ia said county within twenty
days after the service Of this you
of the day Of such service and II You fail to he
said complaint within the time aforesa ID this plaintiff IN
this action will apply to the court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint Dated June 18th, 1854. W. y.
PURDY, Plaintiffs Attorney, Tarrytown, Westchestsr
county, New York.
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. from the 10th day Of
September to the 23d day Of September, 1854
Men, les; womsn l04; boys isl; girls l77-Total ss7.
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TOR sAIE--A FINE, LARGE FULL FLOODED NEv-
Il foundlapd dog, II months old, White, handsomely
marked 9TH blsck, Can be at Mr. COIE'3 resi-
dence, Washir gop avenue, between Fulton and Gates
avenues Brook yn, or inquire st 80 South sees rcs
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A A REGULAR MEETING OF CITY HOSE COM.
IA pany No s, held on Monday evening, Sept H. tn )
following preamble and utons were unanimously
adopted -
Whereas Mr.. Charles n Cornell has found IL neces-
fary account Of his business occupations To resign
his post ~ foremsn and member of this company,
Resolved That the members of City Hose Co. No. 8,
greatly regret THAI Mr. H. Cornell found il neces
sary to resign his post foreman of this company.
Resolved That in the resignation Of Mr.. Cornell, We
have lost the services Of kind and useful companion,
and prompt, energetic, and intelligent officer.
Resolved That 1t Ia with pleasure know that
sim to have his aid and counsel of honorary
members.
Resolved That We, the members Of City Hose Co.
No g. tender to Mr. Cornell best wishes FOR his ia
ture prosperity and welfare
Resolved, That copy Of the above resolutions pub
llshed in the Daily Herald, Fheman's Journal and Sun.
day Mercury. SCOTT BAYLES
CHARLES NTH JR., IComnit:es.
JULIUS SCHWARTZ, }
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NNTREvuLE COUarE l. L-rROrrING-HoNDAY
~ Sept. 70, st O'Clock p match e6oo, mile hsats
hest In 8, in harness Mr.. Ffsh names and drives
n. Boston Girl, Mr.. Tatue names and drives roam n
LADY Franklin. 0nnbusss leave the ferrss hooriy IN
the course. JOEL C0NKLN, Proprietor.
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YElO THE ELECTORS OF TIE CITY AND COUNTY OF
L. New York--1he NJ dersigned offers himself as an
independent andidste for the cce Of Commissioner Of
streets and Lamps 81 the election in November next
pedgrg HIMSELF IL elected 10 fulfil the duties appertan
Tag to the ofhce with energy ard honestygivng strict
the department and using bis endeavors to redeem
the sty from filth and darkness. JOSEPH E. EBILNG,
Columbian Garden, zoo Bowery.
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
Oh z n ONWARD WILL BE PAID FOR SUCH rNF0R.
WOU nation ~ win lead TO the detection and con-
vciicn OF the villains who have twice broken into the
basement OF No. 81 Chamber street. and stole the water
pips Apply on the premises.
ii OK WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF THE
WlC single case gold watch No. 1874, John John
son maker, Liverpool Pawnbrokers viii detain the
ssns, and addrem1 J. p. D., Union square Post Offce
n q z REwARD.-TO POLICEMEN AND OFFERS
mZO Stolen from the ship Francis p. sage, Satur
dsy afternoon, pair Of French calf skin boots and
Of Colts Tevolvers navy sire, No $1,000 The above
reward will be paid upon the arrest and conviction Of
the thief by application to WILLIAM FISHER on board
the ship, Atlantic dock.
d. n REwARD.--LOsT ON THURSDAY, sEPTEN
DlU Der a. either at Hobebep, New York, or In the
SIKH avenue cars large amethyst cross set In gold
II lie valued relic Of deceased mother. Tho above
reward viii be paid 10 the nder, any person who
may give information that win lead TO Its recovery
upon application to W. BACHELOR 40 and 81 Green
street.
d. z REWARD LOST, FROM ON BOARD STEAM
WC chip Cahawba on the 18th inst, q small carpet
fSg and yellow leather hat boz, dashed together both
marked NJ The above reward viii be paid delivery
at our Office, 81 Broadway.
LIVINGSTON, CRoCHERoN 90.
tt Z REwARn-LOsT ON rRE 18TH INSTANT, AN
NC account book. belonging TO feed store No. 1913
Mott street Any person returning 10 to said number
will receive the above reward and the thanks of the
owner.
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THE FIRENYEN.

MERI-US ENGINE COMPANY NO. 6--NOrICE--
IA The active and honorary members and friends of
the company requested TO meet at the Engne House
this (Aonday afternoon at O'Clock for the purpose Of
IAy the last sad tribute Of to the memory OK
our late brother, WILLIAM NJ WrNsfrP.-By order OF
HENRY CLOSE Foreman.
JOHN G. REILLY, Secretary.
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TINoN COURSE L. - TROTTING-MONDAY
u Sept % at O'Clock M.-Match fer 81, 00o.-Thres
miles and repeat, I, wAsons-Mr Il Woodruff names
b. &. Billy; Mr. John Nelson ia mes b. e. Ned hyde.
Stages leave Williamsburg ferry every half hour during
SHAW WHITE, Proprie.ors
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ClXTH WARD SEYMOUR CLUB The CITIZENS OF
- the sixth ward friendly to tire election for Governor
Of Hcrato Seymour the defender OF the peoples rights
will meet for organization at the Sixth Wari Hotel on
Wednesday evening, Sept. 81 at TX O'Clock.
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DEMOCRATS, ORGANIZE ORGANIzEl-AT REGU-
~ lar meetirg Of the Young Mems Democratic Union
Club held Friday evening, Sept. o. the following
resolution adopted and ordered to be published
Resolved. That the vigilance committee Of from
each ward, and the members of the club generally,
make It their duty to organize Seymour Clubs In their
respective wards Immediately, and that the officers OF
all such clubs respectfully invited to meet with rs
every Friday evening ct the Chinese Assembly build
ing, $50 Broadway. JOHN COCHRANE President.
CORNELIUS CARNRs Secretary