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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

BITTEN BY A MAD DnG.-Wc learn from tic
Salisbury Wachman, that Mr.. Andrew Cook, If
lrede!l County, was bitten by n dog on he 2Gh
OF January. subsequent events showing the dog Ia
be mud When il was asccItuiued that lie dog
was rabid, Mr.. Cook visited Salisbury, when Dr
Whitehead cut OUT the portion Of Ars!, " hire n"
wound had been inflicted i" be more ccrlrin q
escaping from the effects Of the bic, Mr.. Cook
has gone 10 Richmond, Va, III order 10 rynil h,m.
self OF the properties the " mad some"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

o. We are gralifed to learn from The VIII
mington Herald that Gen. MCRAE, Chairman of
the Commissioners of the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rurherfordton Railroad Company, has ap-
pointed the 18th instant the time, and Wadesboro
the place, for the Board 10 hold lis first meeting
The names OF The Commissioners are Alfred Smith
of Columbus, Tho. A. Norment of Robeson, Jas.
p. Leak of Richmond W alter r. Leak of Arson,
David A. Covirg'on OF Union, and DR.. Charles
J. Fox Of Meckenburg.
We arc glad that the incipent steps are about
to be taken to raise the subscriptions and secure
the charter. As soon as the Spring opens we
hope 10 mass meetings held in the several
Towns along the line, when The people will have
the importance of the scheme discussed, the al
vantages OF pointed out, and 10 have their hearts
and feelings so interested in its success that they
will freely subscribe their means.
This is a Road in which the people are inter-
ested;-owing 10 the cheHPneSs Of land in several
Of the counties through which this Contemplated
Road will pass, :here multitude of small
farmers who may not he willing TO contribute mo-
ncy, but will & abundanily aLIe TO take stock
and work il out.
Property holders here should manfcst their in
teres by the substantially of their works. Ii is
our custom 10 speak plain, and think 1t
duty, particularly, do in tins instance. 1t is
our candid opinion then, that unless the Whining
ton g. Cha rIotte Road is built, this is a finished
Town. 1t is known that the extension, west, from
Salisbury, chartered, and if il is only
built 40 miles, 1t will greatly injure US by cutting
off considerable amount OF our mountains trade.
By building this Road, Charlotte will become
point from which the products OF the upper coun-
Try reach the ocean by different routes and
have the advantage OF several markets.
This Road ought to, and can, be built easier
than any other ever was in this State. The
country through which it is 10 pass is not only
level and well adapted to grading, but is rich in
resources and little affected by the pressure that
hampers the energies of more commercial com.
munities. Wilmington is deeply interested in its
construction, and will no doubt exert herself to
her full capacity-aI the counties will show their
appreciation of The advantages offered, by their
subscriptions. We heard from one well inlorml
that Arson will do more than was even anticipated
before the charter was procured-and that Union
will asonish the most sanguine. Let there be
mass meetings held and as soon as possible COM
mence the good work.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

DEATH rEoA EATING HENLock.-Wrn. Green.
overseer for Haywood Y Iinms, esq, OF Farson
comfy, Nors! Carolina, died OH Tuesday last.
immediately after eating small particle of The
root Of hcmIock, which some di,chers had duo 40
and he lad m;s"ok for parsuir growing wild.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

WARRINGTON, March 3.-Beniamn McCu.
Tough, has been appointed Major in The new Infant
ny Regiment No BrigUder General has been
confirmed.
Montgomery Blair, has been appointed Solicitor
Of The new Court OF Claims.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

OF country individuil who was caught 10
the water-wheeI Of a saw NM, says he intends TO
apply for pension, as he is % survivor OF the r.
yoIution.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

Morals AMONG THE LOWELL Factory GIRLS.
Two young women at one of the Lowell factories,
wero brough: up for stealing yarn Miss D x
ter was called 90 TO testify in The matter, and her
evidence gives very remarkable illustration Of
morals among the factory girls there:
" Miss Dexter called. Works in the Mddlesex
mI; have been employed there seven years and
ten months; have stolen yarn from the mill, and
have been arrested for larceny; pleaded guilty
under bonds. Know the defendants
both work in the room over me. On one occa-
sion both came into my room together and took
six bobbns OF yarn each: came AZ tao other
times separately, and took the same quantity
told ne was a darned fool if did not take some
said needn't be so ID pious am p;ous, 8 nd
church member; belong to Rev. A. K. Moul.
tons church gave information 10 the agent which
led TO The arres Of The defendants have been
told that all the girls steal yarn; have 10 doubt
Of it,
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E,Mr. Snowman. said a grecnhorn At ~ ~.
gerie,sca the leopard change his sI"tsl 'l'f'
sir, was'the reply, when he gets tired Of crc 'H
he can easily 60 to another
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

~ The last North Carolina Wing" contains
tie valedictory Of A. c. WILLIAMSON, Esq, who
has ably ana courteously presided over its COL
umns for the last 3 years. Mr.. w. is a ready
and vigorous writer, and under his control the
"Whig" waxed strong and attained a high posi-
ton of influence and respectabty,
II IS dlffic ilt for party Editor, in times OF cx-
element, always 10 keep cool, to steer his
blrque clear the one hand OF the rock Of per-
S1nality and on the other Of The quick-sands Of
tameness and quiet submission. Mr., williamson,
we believe, like Ulysses chained TO the mast, navi-
gated the sea Of politics as became bold and
chivarous mariner, and has finally DOTTED the
pea jacket and assumed the robes professional
without making an enemy. He has our best
wishes for his success in whatever he may direct
his attention to in the futUro.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

Unicn is not always sreAgh.' ar Sir ChaH"
Napier observed, whrn he saw The purser m.AiHs
his rum and water
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

The ladies', among Tie E>qrjmHux, L.a@c n'"h.
Iaces, Of Icicts While their cor. dcps crrS''s ~
pair Of snow balls, ard a Iiue hohk mace OF
brass wire. Cheap, bu, decidedly rctnre'G'.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

LORD RAGLAN.--The London Times c,n'iruts
to cannonade Field Marshal Lord Ergi.n, a"d
thinks he should interpret tie defeat ;Ld disgrace
OF The Aberdeen ministry rs a national n'nr.icu
to him 10 resign.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

The cradb. is woman's ballot Ltz Yes,
and some of hem deposit in If l"o boiIos >"
once.
Now, isn't lha, iNega? Yay
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

81 don't like TO pasronizo his line" sni3 A
culprit TO a hangmnn f*Oh! never mind II"
once" was The reply, ~ will suspend i's oHera'
tons"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

To UoUsKEEPERs.- M. LaysrI, Fr'rrh
chemist, says that he discovered that, hv g.r~.
ing tea IN he sam" manner us c'fic, icltre II,
fusion, HE quality of cxhilcratrg fuid oil aimed o.
nearly doub d. TheeXprri mrnt is woIin IT. rDr
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

EFFECTS OF Low WATER.-It is stated that in
the warehouse at Abe;de, n, Mississippi. there are
24,O00 bales OF Gotten waiting Ter raise in the
Tua,t:gbec e be sent 10 market.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

O. The Hon. B. CRAIGE passed through here
on Wednesday last route for home in fine
health ard spirits. Mr.. C.'s course in Congress
meets with the utmost acccPiabiIirY from lis en-
lightened constituency, and we suppose will not
have opposition in the approaching canvass.
Since Mr.. O,borne's defeat we do not :hnk
there is a gentleman in the District that would
be willing 10 follow him.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

This is very striking remark O. D. Quiuccy,
in one OF his essays:
Russia, mighty empir" respects tho sa,.
pie grandeur of magnitude, builds h,r pow.r
upon stcriIity. She has i: in her power TO sG.r.
an invading foe into east ciychs Il Surrot,o,., o.
which The radii measure thousand leagues.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

o. Mr.. SCHLEsINGER the inventor Of The pa-
tina pointed gut.a percha pen called at office
and left sample. This is an excellent article
and combines all The latest improvements. 1t is
at once pliable, durable, and capable Of being
converted into fine coarse pen, The writer
may require. The inventor has obtained several
premiums, and the price is quite moderate.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09
Charleston market.

CHARLESTON, March 7->Couon firm. Sales
of 290O bales
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

WESTERN DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Thursday Evening, March 6, '55.

CorroN-Slight advance, 800 bales changed
hands since our last at prices ranging from to
II. FLOUR readily brings to s!. CORN
Dull, with downward tendency, brings IS so,
MEALS a so. WHEAT-.None on sale, would
readily bring rs a 81 so according to quality.
BACoN-Hog round Il 10 8. LARD-I0 l24c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

Mr.. Buchanan AT CorRT.-The London Court
Journal, in speaking Of our Ambassador in Lon
don, says:
Among the many able men whom America
has sent 10 represent her a: Court, not one has
obtained greater amount of consideration with
our statesmen lhpn Mr.. Buchanan. To great d.
plomatic talents, his ExceIIency unites modes,
dtmeanor and wonderful conversation powers,
SO that in any political gathering his ascendancy
is speedily manifest. Perhaps, therefore, no one
could have been selected whose tact end amlabe
department would SO well fit him to carry into
effect he instructions of President Pierce with re-
Spect 10 the costume of he representative OF Anne.
rica al our Court. Though he yielded obedience
To the directions OF his chief, be did i, in mamie
little offensive possible to the manners end
customs OF the British Court
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

The Richmond EnqHircr, Of the 26th uItlmo,
deyoes its columns to the publication OF The ritual
and he constitution OF the new secret order. Il
declares that the rema rkabIe documents which ii
publishes genuine beyond all dispute. The
Enquirer thus introduces them:
"To-day present The people of Virginia with
iGil and accurate explanation Of The mystery
OF Know nothing ism. In lis ritual and conSttu-
tion, Of which give exact and literal copy,
only are the objects and principles of the order
distinctly set forth, bat its cyPher, formulas, sgns,
grips, and other secret ac0yk are clearly and com
pleteIy disclosed. The mask Is torn from Know
nothIugism and il is exposed to the Indignation
OF The country in all the rcpusive aspects Of It's
vile and hideous nature.
mo doub! there are members Of the order who
will attempt to hide themselves from the blasting
gaze of he public, and to cover up their shame
and guilt from popular execration, by disputing
the authenticity OF these documents. Bound by
The obligation of The most horrible oaths, and
pricked only on by fear of the most dreadful
penalties, 10 deny and conceal the existence
of the order, its members will not hesitate to re-
sort to every expedent of equiyocaon and mis-
alton break the force Of these reveIa-
tons. But Know nohngsm cannot eyade this
blew. If any respectable person in the State
questions the authenticity of these publications, we
pledge ourselves 10 establish their genuireness TO
his satisfaction. If any Know nothing charges
that they fabrication, we will convic. HIM of
saIsehood before the country. We throw out the
defiance; let any Know-noibing who dares &c.
cePt the challenge.
cit is possible that in consequence Of this dis.
closure, the grips and signs, may be the cypher,
TOO, of the order, have since been changed ; but
the essential nature and operations OF The thing
are not affected by change OF the symbols OF the
order. The secret i, out and cannot be recalled.
Know nothngism is unveiled TO the public gaze,
and every body may read and understand its mys.
tcrv and its meaning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

not local but general to Central America In fact
since the Independence has there been such crisis In
the Affairs Of this portion Of the continent
Al an American citizen sympathixe with the party
that courted American protection as Democrat, not
yet old enough 70 the OF democracy cloak
to cover the desire for power recognized the Justice
the liberal cause and therefore, With few others,
came to Nicaragua to attempt to give more force and
vigor 10 the democratic government. Is the aim Of
myself and OF those under my command 10 establish the
government basis NJ firm and hbcrai-to
the rights Of the people, while maintain Law and
order. Imagine my surprise to nnd American influence
arrayed the side Of faction which has always re-
gArded British interests as supreme aud which has
uniformly aimed ut ensavins the many TO the viii Of the
few.
Icannot believe that such policy IL dictated BY the
existing administration Of the unitsd States elevated
power 1t was by the democrahs Of the An,er
people. can only regard the American
functionaries have pursued due to the dcuty you
have In ascetaning the state OF AFFAIRS this
country Therefore deem 1t not improper TO let you
know than you get from the correspondence of
men who incapable Of understanding the country
the people.
My conduct coming to Nicaragua has becn trs-
duced by portion OF the American press am natu.
rally anxious to have the good opinion my country
men, and this letter contains 10 extent justin
cation Of the part have taken In Ncaraguan Affairs
hope You viii not think IL aiss II 6t 10 publish IT,
have the honor to be- sir your cbedisnt M servant,
Col. condt. OF the Democratic forces In the
Department Meridonai Of Nicaragua.
Hon. WIN L. NANCY, Secretary OF State for the United
States OF America.
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TVH0 IS THE AUTHoRf WE GUESS LADY NEW
~ York LIE Illustrated.
TNE LIQUOR QUESTION.


A STATE CONVENTION OF LIQUOR DEALERs.-rHE
liquor dealers Of the State, including importers, hotel
6otss dealers therein are requested o
York; ss saes Zach ~sa q ana
liquor dealers convention 70 be held al Syracuse the oh
rights e e people and the and Just rights q The
assho are not emphaea,y and oppossd g
e By
0. H. BoorH Of Duchess Secretary. ''' - 0N'
THE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY HOLD REGULAR
q% @ 0RaHs
person admitted without a card Of membership.
pspAer secretary BASMA9R BAHSE ves rrsslesa, frssssn
THE KINGS COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERs' SOCIETY
The resu,Ar monthly Getting viii be held Monday Oct
81 Hotel Mon,sne place when every member
paying her quarterly eIecns delegates o he ae
sssssfs : 's held E e l:
r. clEnrsos. Secretary.
"A OaoicE s%sLEeTIoT % & or uss sEAsDIEs ' VINES "a
THE TURF.
fyENTREvLLE COURSE, L. I--TRorTING, MONDAY,
Ss.. two "a three IN harness. j. W. howell names bsy horse
Washington Mcguire n'mss soEH faeSR CoEkn sEslaas Proprietor
Sssss sasa i ps s.;
EoawaJ names cA m Lady Hsls2 Ssss TS b sGea asy and
FIEHTREvHLECoURsE,L I. L.I-TRoTrINa.-TUEsDAY
ssSsI $'s .ss NJ @
1SsiS ss asi
NAlIoNAI. 1ACE CoURsE.-;THE suRscRIsER ~;
fcs As friends and the public ha hs s a hSms At all
l1sED sogsE, HzRLEx;;-THIs S4voRT!E PLACE or
:ssss "a sdIss RssSs; re Ssa.s "a ss'RS ssIss
s pSs e ss sss:n IL 70 NJ
' s'' q ''ssf.n; Sss s'x.y: r. ssSMs e aisa props
osoci NJ match or Il oeo, mile hss,s, &
ssafah n'msi WI FS'fs Ss ssr'
s,s s.se:s sIs., ssss ss:
L Ne'ann names H sfi w Senysf'r WHITE proor.,o-,
5AD ROCK, RICHMOND (vAJ RACHs-FAr.I.
eens 1855 win commence the second Monday In oc,o
fsDsy Monday Oct s-A sxeepsiakes for all ages $500
% ptos proprietor to add sooo four mile heats closed
.ssc,d Day TuesasyA Sweepstakes for three year olds
sms sssep,.sa mile heats closed with three sne.crber.
w 1srrptcn, mile heats closed with eight subscribers.
GuS swssp:t gas:s 0 e. ss sss
yssr sls 40 sbscrpon, two mile heat closed with i've
roa1h Das Isr.rsdsyrropne,or. purse $500 two mile
fh pey, FdsyA sweepstakes for three year olds 400
BuDecIpuon, mile heats, closed subscr egp
same day second raceA sweep sakes unred three year
ecrbcrs - o ~
s Day $500 lsres mile
Week. WegIis be handicapped.
There thirteen stables In training for The
meeting exclusive Of three other stables expected arrive
before This will undoubtedly prove Of the
finest meetings hed Virginia, OF
horses win for the above purses
hweepslskes. CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
REWARDS.
4OS REwARD.--L0ST, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 80
DZseJ "A r0m Metru q
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POLITTCAL.
DEMocRArIc REryBIIoAx oxsEEAL CoAKrrrEE,

~ Tammany Hail, september n. issS
as asSGssss s
sns faithful Of regular nor y s ss
o. sse
s s sna half 81 Sso q efS Hall es' ~ Ssssss
SssSs q s,ss - Ssmlss.ss
sI s Ss
g ses %sei Z IT, 1 e.
Ss!S sisi & fsm@.ny ssadsy oeso.
isr ss oess Counsel yasess Of s saprsms
and ups%Sr % Gou and SISsss % e he Coust q
ysn,on 70 meet On Tussdsy October sh 2. O'Clock
%ss
q
IL e
dss p en- ss snd III
s s for holding s =, sss
sa y
sysnas for Ss nomination % q Candidate
RsssSsa Tsi Ss several conventions meet at
q I'll Esssa
corner Of Grand and Essex streets. bh district q No 65
nue. and twenty second street, '''''
hi og That the s.ysrs Assnby S meet
district Northern Hotel Corandi street. Sd district VIM
* Ss
srss S % sad ssod % Pss1y $ q sr
House Grand and EsseI street sh district
No "a sasy' @ ssne y lin Ss s
ss Houston street @ dsret Ssns corner Twsn
tina and sssa unSn
s wards be
the places and under the direction Of the inspectors herein
is wardxt ITO Greenwich stree. Michael Murray John
HsGS watson Daniel xee
han and Arthur Durani, Inspectors
Fletcher Joseph
4h wardAt i5, Oak street 7. W. Sheridan b. D. welch
sh ward-Ai ioi Hudson street. James r. Webb, VIM. E.
sh wsrd-At u Bayard street. John Quinn, William b. Fay
5 warl~At Hail. corner Of aouverneur and
Division streets Edward Green, Thomas Lynch and Jacob
sh xa1i bosses Hotel, ss Mercer street. John McKo
BIZ B. $ and w%
eah & aud oan Psnohgs Psn %.la ra1ResGs Rs :, ana
syh James Reea Edward welob and James Hopkins
ih warAi the corner Of Fourth street and avenue W.T.
lam 5 hSsg ve%es % and pay
John Hart and Daniel Notice, inspectors.
vsa Fsr % sns Grand ahn and Clinton
Iih wardAt Headquarters Grand and Elizabeth
streets Michael Murphy Jacob Kays and Michael Ncarah
18th wardAt ss5 Houston street. Enathan Thorn Simeon
Monst and l. F Harrison, Inspectors
rick Lynch and James Gregory, Inspectors.
K %m and snony sa ss
Woods, Inspectors.
18th wardA Union Hail. Twenty second and
Third avenue o. s. Hbbard. John Nesb and A. j. Mathews
Inspectors
l9h ward-At Hudson Railroad House. Fourth avenue,
Forty first and Forty second Wier Roger
Dolan and james Reed, Inspectors.
10th wardAt northwest Of Thirty fourth street and
Mn William simpson, James s. Kenny and Thos
McConkey, Inspectors.
2lst wsrd-Af Hibbnrd McCoys corner Thirty second
street and Fourth avenue Thomas Mccoy Benz Hsight
and Robt. Foster. Inspectors
2d wardA feed store Of Forty eighth street and
Eighth avenue Dennis r. Root Nicholas Seagrs and Alex
Ward, Inspectors.
Resolved That OF the absence the time Of said eec
ton ot OF said Inspectors Election
then the remaining Inspector Of insciors have authority
fill the vacancy in writing ROBERT KELLY, Chairman.
JANIS L. BENEDICT. So..,..a.,
ALRED CHANCELLOR, ses'ees.
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CHErLEYe.--rHTs NYw RESTAURANT U.DER THE
- wsverey Hoto scush corner Of Yoprh aa1
Broadway Intended 10 be cpnt1ctsd ~1fa literally 5y
proprietor snc With pcrse anf siieuion 70 al ae DE-
s PM ne mus not % hfd accountable for anT omissions o
style o. rom ort u1ler they n. hs only place ~
ness He feels ha; e proper say ,ls a biz pro
minepfy rxhbef over sun3Ty whyss taunler
no more WISHES 20 bcrrow ns1 10 hare h. soien E1
snee o pfya'e rcom srs dor w.s o. nrosdway Foyrs
corner = - w.
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Ne have Teeesfd htrs - ln@fnEe from 10 1snritU -
n f4fh A.sttf Tic 8T-4 y n ~ tDaa<tnras~.
4hs cam nd agsiYws ~ Ria stfh date from tsaas
AyTr. v ihs - 49, ron honifssrp !, thf sfn Any -
fs.h feurll4el wsff "a oyinz p~kor
lie JBt.ns u Buenfs kfres, "a ths su'hostiy ~ .
lets,y fien ffLfs Tho e0uft By lna1rD'. f~ttga
ttrtf tbsf a = ptft vs4y ss0wD that tas salsss n
fls oafs ~ tfnxa@y "a the Fssaf woFrEn.ni h. f
r. sst tfskt "A ue sDsexatSs 0ffhs ~ enisi Kfyuhs
trg4tssl 50 fhA bhtsilsn TERRITORY, bas that tAs
90 ~ sN,kefiiy 81 other private sftefx a fiatrs
ihas hgani y sbDui ~ as<sfs es;~taa~Ay sgsqst
70 e#sx~aE
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INTERESTING ITEMS.
MARRIAGES AND Deaths.
tn 8 ~ u = e = -,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship star OF the West Capt. l. w. rurss~.
arrived yesterday at noon At Quarantine with ave haa-
dred and passengers and 81 AT In treasure
The passengers and treasure brought dawn ths
Pacific side by the steamship Sierra Nevada which let
San Francisco ON the 9th September.
The following 9 the specie list the Star Of the Mcat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A MERIcAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-ExHIBtToRs WHO
"A have applied space viii please good
once 20 the Crystal Palace, ore,h street orief
that they be arranged in the positions assigned before the
opening OF ibc Fair on "Wednesday next BY order Of the
nagevE. EDWIN SMITH, Chairman
JNo. w. cHsxsgns, Secretary.
i iS requested be punc,aal their
ing. A. COLOYELDNF vs.. NJ
GnoReg W. TREsIrrr, Secretary.
NOTicE-A MEETING OF THE J0URHEYMES PLATE
~ printers OF New York will be held op Monday, oct
Socloek 10 the eyenny al Union buildings bS Boeery All
jorneymsn solicited attend, elseon for olcera
WI ake place A. N. MORRIS. Treasurer, pro tenn.
O. Gov Sec pro tenn.
nfFfcR OF THE CLEVELAND AND 10LEDo RAIL
hS -DiydendA dividend Of a. per The cspiA
stock OF this has been declared prods ~
NE last sir months payable nj the oce Of the company
and alter the 18th ottobet The transfer books will he col
nom he h 70 he 18th October by orser of hr board of
Directors, r. Is. LIfCHfIEI.D Treasurer
DsYcH0Lo9Y.-DR. BENTON WILL LECTURE AND
illustrate by Interesting amusing aud astonishing cxprr
men,s. the 0deon, WILLIAMSBURG Monday sni Tus.tay
evening" Oct and at O'Clock, precisely. Admsanoe
Broadway and branch odice ia brand street wIamsbur9
CPECiAI NOTICE EUREKA LODGE no 24s n N
y The members Of Ibis lodge hereby directed attend
regular meeting their rooms, Masonic Temple
Bfoome and Crosby streets MONDAY Oct ~ * O'Clock
r ~ This being e first regular sutumsl meeng every
member expected 10 attend business Of VIA importance
WILDE presented ha' require. The asns9a q s N crier
GsoRor D Brown, secresary