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u : HorGs. A-cti'1esr. .
Auction NOTICE -kNCtLLtNl UDi NJ
~ HOLD TUkNIrrRv RIGA tRptls LNtd MY
n, p OIL P.INTtNO- StLNfEN Az. ~. =
sOI Gp vi eel TINS MoRNiNG Frtsyl 81 ioCe'o'f rs
Frrifrre 10 ne large three h5ufs Ma y N1rJI CO.
,,,rs fe ss,t cared I'd "a Suites 10 satl bro 'is
rnsh ..-v sofss clsaor CharV, iocs'r; 7ors" ~ 80
SiSe AZ car. Tahles SeokTsck Mae AZ Corner .ne.i
sSg.-f an gry Csrpet. neahf rev; lsrss hirns .N'
rics Boe.ts Lace 1t4n' oily OF Psinnh en-
- r. ara DxirE Tabts; bctroou fortiu-- OF me
me =. Posesood snd "a 0Ea1y Bstesss Ssre'n' All
Wsrsfsnd. made IN rho bst ranoer also uaps 81 oief
k,rste.gs c,reeat Cbars tao ele gAct painted drson
SpI,,s Htt ins shot. Pillows. bscke Fea ber1ecs H-s
81 t., see, oon W>hstsads md cser be;rs3m
-, TrDtz,. China Eas-s eo..Ht Clna itAset' beH pr
f;,.sUs-e Cufe v rich SIve -are. saver AtFs w.
kCsy7 cut tcts Cats baskets sPo %. to',s 'ien s te
l. Tn, "a. vi com -fnre 9TH to- fcheo PAM
tufe "a embraces 40 dssr,b.e assortment Of e'sf
IA " II ssry iOf houseketpio
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TO MANUFACTURERS and MECHANICS.

Il ~ i'--i-.0 ui 49,. 49,. -, - ::
KING BOND vii sell ,1c .On on II L : JAY. NcY
- Ino'elcek A. NJ thu premises bact0ry-st
Ty-st Nfwzk y. J.. q BIILOINGS, ri.h Les-r. ST
Frti1e ard 81 hLnery Tos &c kco=1 the Wash
Spring Fsct'ry, .sE 10 pat a. os: The Bald
in rising Fnue md tw' B-ek Blu dug, NTH
Shecs Suoi g-s.sk Biict 20 .et hxh aud sot a.
W.terrre d; stsasi pEine sqd Boz Of +borss over
aId good ods >bstrs set Pules, Ls'hss Scr
Hsnd uses SKA sh'.fs arp Acyl. Roll,
i ,sn- Car sc sqErss ecs lorss, Chse5 Fal bower
- IT'S Bf1w- - GhtE Ioos-m,ki-gi pltte
mot G 5s-s5s Tool - Carriage 'p.ag AKr Boz
nag iter az 70
te-z5-=lt sd urje,. east over so four uor,hs sp
.rcvs. ca9-r 10 hitsE particular. igQEe of XII 80
b NJ Are 1eers, tls p.s fr Bais wi
teic. ~ia'as -tE. Cats ss=s caa b5..tej II "a,
A1ci.- tss:, y. a: "a isc.sy
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MILLIAMIn,Iyc Aneti1ne-

WILLIAM IRVING Ancti)ne-f
ELEGANT SALE Of FANCY GOODS-Bronzes,
L. Freuch Chira chinese Goods P.risn Vac Silver
Plaed Ware. Pspier Nsrhe Gods -VM IRVING Co.
vii :. 8. suc ,or on THURSDAY snd FRIDAY. Nov snd
Al H. oo,ck AZ the No. Pine broazs aud
oruou Cocks Csndeab.s, Csndlescs.. ups - AZ n
M.Ib. Goods ver.p.sd Tra Sets inns, Waters Sslt'
Batter Tuba Liquoi Fr.es Chinese enameed Ntses fom
three 10 four heh lacquered Workrsbs WorkB
Cie.r Boxes Ts Shaw Boxes Feuch INA tse
Ccures Jewel Cssks rkstsnds Tea and Dnn'r Sets, &c
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STATES FOUNTAIN LAMP and

- OIL Co. ,ist- Nr HsndsEE-Of No 81 Fr1kfcIf->t
row rierefsU The csul=d io- thsi- truly
Lamp adams psEt, ~hfh Feq--e f. ing I'D ming
Gee set cSssusd io- secer4 family us-. 81: rsrosts
eufeftf ST. rs tsct1fies and : ito Is
soelet Lsnp win tao .Ee flI HIcks, q. nec1s.cs
rrIE hTil AIM and unon hi "a kogrs Sittsa.
tiuIlirs
TIE FOUNTAIN OIL un-qu,lsd by any OIL masks. n
euIri IN sny srd Of L'DPsi vii stand tenPsaafe Of 81
4eSe-s IL Is - sIeellsrt ubrcsoT - machinery.
fof efiu srd Eool-n syiad'es iocoo1ve e-rnS
az hes 'slts. 81 b tie iaca-stsbe prso
tast oar N o. e ~ 70 saoa s,-rsn L.
ma.tei, VII Nc. : 3 beus extensively aset By
nsIeedi g. esu wa9 were P-ey9Isy rsia, he t- Of
gc-m
hs7et'ns a. ~ 3.s-eEsi. irTtt.i make t. o.
ca os A-d Lsrnps Ard bs nced ths these .e3rsse-
SOai tre -s. Ccna-s VII r-r--ce 20 hsys
-. L.i. y o. ". ,. y 80 10 Er,a sn,.-.,.a-
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HrSEY Il. LrFD S Co.. Auc'ions.r.
HENRI II. LEEDS y Co. will sell By Auction
on SAT URDAY, Nov 10. 81 10 o'clock. a. toe sLesrJon
Nc 70 Esrsa e., HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, consisting
General removed o nyeni. nc Of sls-Psdor
.rt.. covered crimson Il bToc .t- H. nch Arm Chsifs ~
cred 81 cutt. Window Curtains Des log Bureaus Go eI
ssas Ctc Wssh- aads Bookcss-s Desss Hs'rsek' rs
-. '-rt. gr.n Cs-oets Bofst Beds. M.ttrese.. Pi
w. p. sss CDandesIs, OH Cobb. Counting tou'@ Osss
Eed-ess FuIn snd osy articles not @nu me-
So o. lajse 10, Of Iiver PLACED Ware, consisting Of
eLstc s.f u lee Ss'. cake b.issts stand. casters
80 &c 80. lot German 81 yer f3rIs. spoons Ac
llsd-tey ,=r Furniture, the lines, 3eetio1 Of
stuffed offered Lis .essop prepared BY the veil
koUp t;xdelli.t WIN. Ga 5rath. c0nsing Of
1rotn u, rsJ.s of the ws-ld rEe in grours aid in
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HENRY LEEDS, Arca)nesf
lILNRY Ii LEEDS 4 90. will sell AT auc.

HENRY II LEEDS, Areaonesh
HENRY II LEEDS X Co. will sell At suc-
ten en- FRIDAY, NV II II oc ock at the sses,osn
Nc 20 Nss-u-si II gent OIL PAISIiSGS received
Europe and revsr bfre exhibited Of he tniih Flemish
Isr Sp,nish s. Dutch schools. Among the N VII b. found
eleesrt Pctur eopi-s from gel nj brknii Raphie
Nayuelih and Coiressio by dt saed Eng sa dy ana
terr sen, tere chsl.,be AGO large Pdn9s.
iu, rec. yed from EusArd Of lemsrsaN- m-r cLd bleFed
TO b. original by John Both ByoaSe snd Nga Ok 40
fine co lection o. ties,nt N ce!l English Plays, by VII
tsn McKrlze Hart Coke. Cuo K All Others Of elis
ctebrty; ESQ collection Of Pantinss Con
Coprer ard Silk attached g. gs by Cham Pse L. Ls
Isle ard oil e a. invoice very fcs Flemish rainn.s
isrdsi by the celebrated sTsis, viz NerbOcc
V, rWee Wlms-o EusIe Lena COem@ Sh,gyercy Great
Dessur Weus sui s e which elegantly I'
BE- sold without This lection w1r hy tie
ser Of ccnno being superior any nsfei for
sens time thu n.rke'. Also large pcture CsopAras
Toi en- VI TicQaso celeb ed arts OF the Nenst S;hoo
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p CoIroN. Austiooesr.
EIEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. rose

TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE rose
wood suss Of Psror Furniture Ia broct
Gle to~rood Bookess-s v-lver Csrpes o.
cloths SC p COLON wi sell THIS DAY, Nov 3. AZ log
O'clock at tie Auction Rooms, No - beekman-st second
.ofv he furniture Of family are ecniag house
keeping consisting in part Of two three sui IS Of ea os
wood Psror Furniture crimson end blue brocaee Of the
richest description snj ms6e BY Meeks, too der Ths Fnrn
ture CONDITION having beea used only "nes Juns
81. A,o one rich rose wood Piano Porte octave ch
carved also n vczet tspestr5 Carpets, Oucoth DIN
and xerscn rsJ's, NarSrobes Bo'kease' a-se N0lare
side CARD other Tables. flh Frach Bsde.d' eirv'd
Ann ard king Chains Mirrors Curtins &C so. or
two saes Of euauelled Cottage Furauie suite oak A. !
curl Aple Chairs Basement Furniture SC. Also, BY virtue OF
amor sase, 20 full pie ces vi Ol'c'otd
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CoLUMrvS. ono Oct =, 1879
hereby c-fv hat preceding SPEC hctons ~
rfcv C.. c1 rom he Records OF tie Bo'r Of Public WORKS
Of OiS Ares: CYRUS d. HANKS,
~ 49, Secretary.
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WINDOW GLASS JACKSON, MONROE q
w RANKSs BRA- D. Tn n.raf'crursrs c. 'be's Seu
.,or- b-.cs of Wiregw dairy receiving large qrir
49,. ~ III sss and q-.eS e hs fsctore y Nes
49, ~ = ge.f-rar.s. RIG faROS = 90
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3uiioins Aiaterl...lls.
firr-prnof Safes, Geales, &r.

r 4 r B A y K 8
l. PLATFORM AVID COUNTER SCALES.
Ar experience OF nsy thrtv has 1s nanu'as
trers 70 brls these Scales The highs % perfection regards
strength. durability .n. accuracy
zAILROAD hay AND COAL SCALES WAREHOUSE
AID STORE SCALES
CpTasd 81 seveuty o5i6co-i1ns
COUNTER SCALES. pRtcGtsIs AND FINE GcLe
SCALES
POST OFFICE Bu-aScEs AND STANDARD WEIGH7s
~ al :; -J.s.ts a. Te.4l 81
SJ'2BANKS c..
~. 49, s.oiigiy
N.s-Yoh.
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RUSSELL W. WEsrcoTT, Aucti)ueer.
EIFGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ar

TLFGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
Il AUCTION-R W WESTCOrr will 81 T4lS
DAY (Frid,y) Nov g. ~ 10. oc OK AZ h1ue No 1'8hay
fs rom 4'hst the entire ntsoms Furniture OF ~
house catalogues of which ~ BE- ready this tsy ne sale
be peem ptoy tout regard wsther CO s log IN pnt
o superb Rosewood F4oO Forte stool nd Cover; t"9 sss
French pste Mirrors suite Rosewood Patls Funiue IN rch
hroc Velvet ard Busse Room stair Carpets; Teie A.
Tete. Soss Mossic and Pearl Ini Cebte and Pi'r be
elegant PsiieiaL Clock Reception Chat cosc on o. hn- o
Pei tugs; Porcelain and China Vases Rosewood and Mahos
any Chan Der furniture Spring sat aud Cottage Ga :f. no
qua ty Of Hair Mattresses, Beds, Sc; Extension DANG sna
lie. Tabei; Fenh Chls; Ivory Cntery; Gu glass W.fe'
&c tn lage variety Of Bedroom kitehs1 Furniture
Oil Cloth &C. deposit ~iI BE- required Of purcha'frs
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SALENA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD

A NNT4TN HUU NIIIN lNtfO z ANIVlN It4fEIaINOfU
VI COMPANY-secrctary's Once, Chicago OcL &c, 1874
The bo.rd Of Dir BY resolutions sd pied their mssts
"a the st. authorized tho creation sad Issue Of an ,nos
OF stock equal 10 per u the cspi stock OF th. 0
pany BY each siockhooer viii BE- entitled to receives
.l ion Of stock. "a T. 10 per cent Up,n toe aun
DER shares he'd bs him the 5Sh ot NOV nbr next ~
y1ed th.t hoieYs tie stock ~ ht ue shA
% the ljh Of Dec next sgpf IN "uish
the Secrstary their ptsrce OF he and snail pa th,r
for As follow: Ole half thereof before the ~ dad
nusIy next ami one hall before the M cay Of Fsou
ueK'. -. .
The stock created shove MAJ h. consolidated into fall pal
shares on and or the 10 dag February next ard VII be e.
l,ed to dividends declared after such consolation
For al fractional SUNS le,s Than 500. the Secretary w
ssh. yertibe Script which wall b. releemAbe 10 the ~
paid shares when p'eson;ed In SUES Of : 100.
For the first rsvms NJ due Jarulry st 1876 the Diyi
Certificates q Febuay lst 1885, will ct the option Of "
holder be received ard the crest the W mouih
slowed The cash dividends Of February LIST, 1885 sil prs
hy pay the second psy melt due on that Day.
". NJ LARRABEE. Secretary
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Dantiuu AraAemics.

4 DODWORTHs PRIVATE DANCING
IAs At ADEMIES-
NJ. SO Broadway. New. York,
No. Isl MCntssu5 see BE otiJn.
open for the Pupis commerce AZ nv
tine. Circ,lars explaining tire sat terms b. hd a. ~;
Academies.
A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"a No. SO Broadway, New-YO,k;
No. Isl AontssGc p.see + ookya.
Prseeirg Assemblies Tor Ladies Ghd Gsrtenee viii com
hence on SATI RDAf, Nov. 5, IL B.oollyn-SaTUROAN,
Nov &c In NJ ICY ok.
Fist soiEee In Brooklyn On THURSDAr, Nov g.
Eirs; S0iTse In NeE.Yosk OF tut RSDAY, Nov. Is.
PupIs at any time, tbs au-rsE commencing from
TIE Gay ofettTy.
4 CkIMEENNE This elegant and graceful
IL DANCE. by the celebTsied Cel.rils Of Paris 20
Prof SARAC( o. per bs jas: aIIivse IS now ee!ag
suglt his S9 4hst IL 10 sges. favor IA the
aris;oeTarc eiiees OF Paris and London.
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orEICE o. Tia NEw.Y0EG AAD NGw.HAxN AML sotONl
so. I Htu9yerE
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-H Of J
~ PEI cent Bonds OF ID. Company hereby ied les
ourssance Of + he GensT, Assembly - ne sac dC1
neetcut parsed its ss Bsy s@s,n - easaser soa
ed and prepare excsn for 'he .nilg Boa - os1
pr cent interest AID so1ref - 0gIgs, s9nfs sase
Ied by the before mentioned bearing per cen int e~n
,ocryod ~ g rOrggge the Company roa- isrebIs
&C. SD eYcbsnse ~ be ws-c e. thl Office until ilesS
DE Sy ole. ofths Dtscto.a--Neg York Oet ~ lSn
UM BEMEST, T,sSs's
DANKING OFFICE Of r. : G0ODMNt
ID Co CGNClNHATI, o We ,re p epsf-d 20 sy., r
USCTRRENT BANK NOTES; NIKE COLLkc ilOes
all points IN the utmost promPn-s- and - the io~
and attend sppetaiBrg 70 the Bsnkng DH'
Interest .lbwed H. p sits ~ speci. Agreement
:. GOODMAN Co., Nos. snd 70 "ef 80
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o0 O0O WORTH If PIANO-FORTEs at

I'D sp.OOO COST-To Close Concern-Al new, 81
rrror urnent fully warranted from the most e.sorstet
New Yort and Boron i.ns--pendd double round
corr finished al sIoGnd French ps,isn VIII al modem
np-rovtmerta Call fer one week .. No 60 WLkerst nen
R,o,SvS1 w. OSBORN Co.
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Yt'O NEWSPAPER PRINTERS.-We have two
Of Eoth5up's Improved Single cylinder PsESsEs, new,
which we sell reduced price If spilled for oon Inc
size the bed 81 by f6 Dohe One Of same si ana
ear he seen Al the Press room Of Mr JOHN TaOxAs No "
Ann-tt WILLS q WEBB, NO. 10 pu'cIs-
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R,NK DrP,ErMrNr. ALBANY July II, is&
AOTICE Is HEREBY Gil In. pnrsuant % the

~ Statute in such made anil provided that oil the
hLns notes issued = l.. BhNRS. indv iual Bsas-
tPHCTNIN BANK OF Balm 6RiD6El must be pfeses,si
At the Office he SupeInend at OF the Banking DePsrtmec
OF the Of NewYok for ment within two years hon
The hereof the funds deposited for the resmpoua
the sng notes issued the said banker VII be given
iy.Slaw2yF NJ. SCHOONMAkER Superintendent
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alafbinerp, Sc.

y & G. NJ. WOODWARD, manufacturers aud
~. dealers in WROUHT IRON PIPES and Fittings OF 81
luo. for Steam Water Gis Sc II Beekman-st ost~eeI
Gold and Gift n Y Gils and public bGildcss heated oy
steam Boilers of Ssous SIZE. swsys on had; eat
Of al Engines Orders received Tor o9a
Fpfines al Lsthe Safety se.mP on hand aud
msd TO orc er " l,esale ar retail.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LroUND-LAST EVENING, IN CLINTON STREET.
near Harrison, Brooklyn, safe key. Tho will
r osT-AT THE LATE FIRE IN ANITY PLACE,
~ 1adys gold watch gold and dial detached lever.
jewels Breiting Ledercb, Chaux Fond SWISS
No. 2Ot54, with . long gold chain attached.
FRANCIS GUlNARD, IS Amty place.
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~ and Italian schools 10 ready to decorate the
Spring street. GEORGE FIGHT.
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MUSICAL.

A LADY RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM EUROPE,
IA being ACKNOWLEDGED OF the best ladies' Teachers
pupil Of the best masters both in singing and
aud spans ansuases speaks English and brings
exceptionable reference Apply at her
avenue 10Th ST. to Mortimer Livingston So Broad.
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LIST OF LETTERS
oenahhg ln tho New York city Pest once,
Friday, May II, 1855.

Published exclusively In the NEW YoRK HERALD, by
act q Coogress-tne paper hacing the largest circulation
a. any IN tie United States
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ITO HOTEL PRoPRIEToRs IN WATERING PLACES.
first pianist offers hi, services pianist for the
coming season. either alone with VIOLIN flute and csrnet
may desired The best references be given. Ad
dress Dodwortt's music store 1913 Broadway.
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WINp0W SHADES AT WHOLESALE AND RKrAU
~ GEO W cAkPkNTkR has opened nee stow *
W Cbsshsm street. where he invites tbs ~ can 49,
bic stoeA Of scd scd other shades Of all ssss .r.x
sy, .hath ssg, l'assl ~ sVssiAsug n sAs&
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M0THERS-FRoM AN INFANT TO EIGHT YEARS
Ivl old.-A remedy without which mothers house
should be- Prepare fer the coming summer with which
may be expected cholera infAntum known
ness The simple but uncrng remedy offered has used
Al psrts OF the south OF this continent and has seldom
tailed 70 preserve health and comfort In the
lies, BY enclosing fifty cents post paid postage stamps.
70 DIT Adrian, Broadway Post once the specific viii
iorvaro,d mmedis,eiy to address Country istsss
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WOOD OF ERED FOR SALE, AT DEcAN sAULIN.s
counter (m,hcesnyi ~ feet by 80 BY inches: Ala a.
logo 81 Domingo mahogany ~ LOGS RIO Jansirs
diaersnt thickaegses.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

luz NOTES CRATE and fender, kitchen range sumunR
range stove varerooms We havs large assortment =
the latest patterns Of mants CRATES Stoves f
reasonable Crates repax-
ed lined brass founders and jewellers furnasss
built, stoves lined, bakers built aud repaired
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Ullman Leopold
Van Halton HAysr
Van Wagner VIM Y
Van Zandtjr, Chs
A
Van = leet J X s
Yansy exile Samuel
VAnsyeklo q Co
X n
Van yost sick W q
Van Worst VIM II
Van Hogan Isaac
Van Gilluns Il
Van yenrooy, Mons
Van Wagner Isaac
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pEPLATIEC -HoIELs SHIPS, sTkAMB0Ar! ArD
repIs,sa ar warranted stair rods pumbsrs Axturea sss
ses spoons ard forks and kad OF metal PLATED ~
sold s silver short notice. BY the ManhsttAn Pfaas
pauy No. 81 Bowsry.
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NoTicE-T0 CARPET DEALERS AND OTHERS
hssng second hand carpets 70 dispose Ct - wsIi ::
hrocate furniture. By applying tnns
datey to c. THOMPSON 81 Nassau street. room Ne. 7.
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DICKLEs, PICKLES. PICKLEsi,-PICkLE GROW
notified that the underssnsd ere vsnt 81 fro.
$500 900 900 COO Of the shove article TOR vnich shey vi
pay the highest market price Apply 70 DAYTON BENZ
DICT i1y Beekmsn snd 3l5 West streets
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THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE coL0RED PEE
pie will hold public meeting 1t DIR PenninS ton's
church, Prince, OF Marion street Friday
lth inst Addresses will be delivered Frederick Doug
lass, the Rev DR.. Pennington. D. Bonner Illinois, and
Rev. A. G. Beman, Of Connecticut.
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UsJI,n INV AnD.-THE sIoKE OF THE UNDRR-
pLCU ngked 81 Broad and 80 New streets, New YORK.
was entered onsunda May and goods Of sts
Of the value OF about 81 stolen thorefrom. reward
$3.50 hereby offered for the return Of said
goods the undersigned For the recovery and return q
Of said goods of the reward
will be paid The following is more partouA. Description
the roods3 pieces black satips cotton back II inches
wide black silks de hins ~ to "a nches wde
pieces eoored silks and SATIN do chinz y TO %
inches wide L. black silk shaw ~ inches
Ia desen black silk cravats, 80 to 81 inches wide
G.. r. OAMBMANN CO.
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A MIELET.-THIS EXTRAORDINARY CHEMICAL
"A compound, discovered by New York physi an,
tanning the actve principles Of South American var
raned TO make the hair IL falling out,
dissolve the dandrf and keep the uxurant and
tiful Sold by NJ WELkIN, No. Clinton plsoe, and %
Wall street.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW YORK AN
RE MOVALS.

nR. l. JARVIS, DENTIST, MOVED TO 50 ST Marks
~ place. Eighth street, Second avenue, two and
half bocls from Broadway will be at 453 Grand street
daily from to A. N. and to r. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-11

COS REWARD. II LOST ON THURSDAY AFTER
@LC noon, in front OF H. vandewAters store, No.
Maiden lane pearl scarf pin The above reward will b
paid by J. L. ysndewater, and no questions asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-11
LADIES' LIST.

Abbott Mrs A Aldon Miss Emma Andrus Isabella q
Abernathy Miss Sa- Allenbright Mrs Ansbrow Jane
Alleaud Mrs Sarah Mira
Adams Mary Anderson Mrs Ann Cherry
Agar Miss Mary Eliza Austin Mrs An cline
Alexander Mrs CathAndsrson Miss JaneAvery Mrs
Aldridge Anne Anderson Margaret
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-13
Texas

Has gone largely qgaiasf the know
nothingS Pease is elected Governor,
and Bell and Ward to Congress-
IKnow.nothingism was defeated in Sam
Houston's own county, although be il
one Of the fathers Of the new party
Thus the party has been defeated in
every Southern State where elections
have been held, except Kentucky-
Elections are to take place in Mary
land, Georgia, Mississippi and Louis
lana. 1t requires no prophet to pre-
dict the result in these States. They
will go with the rest of their South
ern Sisters. In the Presidential con-
test Know-nothingiEm cannot count
with any certainty, upoa more than
one Southern STATE, Kentucky, even
If that stands fast to its ney faith,
which so many Of its old whig leaders
repudiate. 1t is evident to the dull
est comprehensive tina. the new party
composed Of mixed and diseerdsnt
materials is not half 30 poyulz, In the
South as vas the glorious cd wig
party Of the Souta-HrntsuRs Ads.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-13


= A5olstion Newspapers in the South
Tho Fredericksburg Herald denoun-
ces, with just severity, the Saturday
Evening POST which has a most ex-
tensive circulation in the Southern
States, on account Of its literary pre-
tensions, and which has recently be-
trayed the confidence reposed in it by
bitter and unrelenting attacks upon
the rights and practises of the South.
We concur with the Herald in the
opinion that the abolitionists have in
demnifed the Post for any injury it
may sustain at the South from the
of such articles in its col
umns. If Southern patronage can be
continued to that paper after this
demonstration, it will be Offering a
premium by the South for the de-
struction of its own institutions. so
Why should Southern men patron
ize those mammoth literary Journals
in the North, whose tendency in abo-
lition and morals is often detestable,I
to the exclusion of their own excel
lent periodicals.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-13
OUR BANK NoTELIsT.

Below We give our Bank Note List,
With such alterations as we've nccessa-
ny to make it correct. We have COM
piled it with care, from the best au-
thorities, in order that the subscribers
to the 05serusr might have reliable
directory to refer to, when bills arc
with which they are not a.
milnr. We shah publish it as often
as the fluc.uation in the Money Mar
ket may render necessary, to keep cur
readers fully advised. Notes on
Banks not to be found in this List
Of the States mentioned--had better
be rejected. This course will render
The receiver safe. The Banks are
placed in alphabetical order; as the
names appear on the bill. In most
instances We have omitted the word
"Bank." The letters %" and OK"
mean bank; and "6g" means banking:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-13

HONEST CoNFEssIoN.-The Hunts
villa Advocate, a wing paper, whose
editor was not long since a mem
Der Of the aorder," in speaking
Of the Alabama election, Says
James F. Dowdell's majority in the
Sd montgomery District, over Thos.
II. Watts, know nothing, is 54I votes.
The average whig majority in the Dis
trict, for several years, has been about
1000 votes. Had Mr.. Watts ran as
a wing instead Of as know nothing,
hia election would have been certain
by large vote. Indeed, we think he
would have had no opposition. His
fine personal character, popularity and
great abilities were not enough to
carry the know nothing load-it was
q milestone around his neck. Go
back to first principles, friend Watts
to pure, free, enlightened, liberal
wing ideas, and you will be thrice
armed--an Achilles with no vulnera-
BILE heel. H