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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-27

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due this office.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-27

The DeuO Drop. Tns is the name, and Almost
appropriate name II is, Of beautiful little paper
printed 10 neat primmer type, and published IN
eight page forms. by the g Philomathesian Lite
rary Society Of the Yallobusha Baptist Female
Institute situated in Grenada, Miss 1t is full
OF original literary and moral essays, which indi
cate a lighdegree Of intellectual culture. and are
.dclent Of that purity Of heart which Character
ICES the gentler sex. It Is indeed refreshing TO
turn ones eyes from the scorching sands Of the
political arena, to the sparkling 'Dsw Drop
we recommend this paper 10 the patronage Of
the ladies,and especially theyoung, who desire 10
read a paper cree from all political abuse, and
replcte The A6wers OF thought which spring up
spontaneously 10 the fertile soil OF female intellect
sill fresh With youth, bouyant with hope. and
free from guile. Success to the Dew Drop
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-27

for those Who really favored 80 cS67s Il NJ
B.there was 10 need bran o<pf1s 1lon e olnion
pol an explanaEIo6 Il |Ii1Ir sile1e ! - hnp-
pens lha, Of tl,one lsd|es 70 who1| kre most
deeply indebted Tor kindness since W frst came,
astranger, Into thu 5onmunity, the 55nIorIly. 20
'faras We have heard lI|eif opinions osed
20 our party their huabands have al5o Ian our
personal friends, and. are political foes. Far
be il tom Us to intimate that these ladiss are
wanting in any good quality. Our words hax1 pot
received such forced and un.aif construction
from them, for they have since met IN with their
wonted kindness.
Were We prone to liberal construction
ON neighbOr supplies Us with abundant materi.
d. For example, be says, Of the secret order,
that "a short career Of fsw months made such
de developments - to the tendencies and affIa-
tons Of the concern, that finding themselves
disgraced in the estimation ofall decent people,
they thought it expediens to change their name
again and tocall themselves the Native Ameri.
can party. Now they were caftainly not dis.
graced in their oscn estimation, therefore they
were not adecent people. The large majority
e the American people, gentlemen Of the high
est standingsarc thus pronounced by the Dem
ocratnOt to be ssdecent peOplel" Among the
number we could mention some Of whom our
neighbor would not like to hesr another use such
language And our construction Is not so fore.
ed as his, since the word all excludes all others
If the 'sosOl party." as he is pleased to call US
were disgraced in the estimation Of ALI decent
people, then all in whose estimation it was no
disgraced, must be excluded from that category.
I'VE leave the gentlemen to explain his own
language"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-27

troduced a. The audience, aanf. n 4 handsome
sfYle, lksf truly patriotic song uhlcllls p wont
q Ill every American heart with proud and e.
foblinr aspirations, The Star Spangled Banners
Tlter SdI1cr, fhe multitude uas addressed y th1t
eloquent citizen, and Distinguished Statesman,
Walker Brooke who, for two hours, spoke wor-
thy or his anne as an orator. We have not space
10 dwell 81 length upon his remarksj but suince
Il to say, they produced powerful impression.
and 70 judge from appearances, the Anfss were
Ths uimosi |snfhusiasip prevailed throughout
the entire messing: At s o'clock III, Convention
adjourned to meet at On early hour on the coming
HArunDAY MoRslsc, July 2lst. S
AT an early hour large audience assembled.
They were first addressed by the eloquent Amer.
lean Champion =. * Clinton who for three
hours thrilled the immense multitude by speech
replete with all that was glorious, grand and eio-
qu0nt. Mr.. Clinton is an orator. ind never
since TIE days Of prentiss has such q clarion
voice funo 81 the political Battle felds of Mis-
sssippi. gain the audience partook Of splen-
did dinner, 6fter which the Convention was adj
dressed by the Rev. John w. Puryis, who declar-
ed that though g was not member Of the or.
der he embraced III principles--he spoke hall
hour most eloquently. MI r. II al Old line dem.
ocrat and man Of grest in6uepce. 70 the
same effect spoke that worthy (tizen John g:
1eCarmack. The bold and indcpendant stand
taken by these two firm and consIut4nt Demo.
Gratis struck terror to the hearts OF fhe Ants,
and did much good foss the American cauSQ
The Convention was then addrt ssad by th6l
glorious American of Holmes. Hon. A. n. West.
With such men our sister County will be al
| right--after short speeches from Judge Burrus
Mr. Dougharty and others, the Conventions.
journed-the Utmost enthusiasm prevailing and
determination to send up for YazcoI next No.
evember, 400 majority for the Ameyiean party.
Wesnoticed several of our friends from abroad
E. p. Russell, friend Jones ofthe Mercury. and
Others, who were warmly welcomed. y.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-27

"The main object of the Know Joining pa
per, in the article under review, seems to be to
place Mr.. B1wcrsin the position of wishing to
evade discusson--a position which he did not
occupy" Democrat Of July 18th.
Our object was to give fair account of all
that occurred We wouldscorn to misrepresent
Mr.. B. or any one else. Orr cause needs no
such weapon, and when i does, some other hand
than ours must be found towieldit. We stated
facts, and left others to draw their differences.
Among other facts We stated that Mr.. Hender-
son threw down the gauntlet, and that Mr.. Bow
er took it up. "saying that<he would meet Mr..
H. on Monday night, or At any time. This
does not look like an efortto represent Mr. B
as wishing to evade a discussion. We will
here state, and We trust our neighbor win no,
End in it a grievous sin, that Mr. H. offered te
divide time with Mr.. Bower on the following
evening, but the latter declined. When he re-
turns, however, we hope to listen to the discus
sion.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-27

Tables Turned. Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick,
Senator from Alabama, wrote letter in which
he denounced secret politi cal meetings. An "a.
mercan Democrat" in communication to the
Montgomery Mail, states that it was by means of
secret caucuses that Senator Fitzpatrick got in
to the United States Senate; adding, "He who
writes this knows of several such midnight con-
claves, with hnterns, and attended no less than
two; andis willing to.attend as many more. to
save the only country he has ever known or ex-
poets to know. from the hand Of the Vandal, but
not one to make Fitzpatrick Senator"
Again, in North Carolina, Mr.. Branch denied
that the Pope claims temporal supremacy, and
proclaimed that he had received the proof ssfrom
head quarters" The people Of course expect
ed to hear from PIC Mon hiueelG but Mr. B.
'producedn letter from BrownSeay of which he
read part. His antagonist, Mr.. Sheppard,
asked to see the epistle, read the whole, and
found toward the close an open and bold avow-
al of the doctrine attributed to the Papists by
the American party.
The above facts we learn from. the Montgom-
e.y Ala9 u Ill, and tie American Advocate,
published at Kinston, N. C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
MASS MEETING OF TIE AMERICAN DEMOCR ACY
Avn viii be held on Monday evening sep emher I'm 1875
"a O'Clock al Continental Hall southwest Egh
avenue and Thirty Tour hsreet All who opposed
designs Of The Know Noihngs The oppressive practices Of lie
Maine law fanatics the frauds Of the sem aud
brutality of the present system OF primary Ion and n favor
OF protecting and eeyang The working elias ~ ,N
II criminal to defrand he aborer OF ns Ines. ana Sxo.
standard OF wages public work, Ac invited 70 attend
by order. IRA b. DAVIS ,lal,nan
c. LupviS RIcnrrR, Secretary.
TWENTY SECOND WARD DEMOCR IlgO.iOS cLUB
"A citing Of the above Clue viii hsl al - irG.. N
James Hughes, Eighth avenue, between n Nh aud Flf
ueth Streets this Monday " evening o. h III IL, H. IN
bers requested 10 attend, bushes nporaec l. 10
he brought before the meeting. by order
FRANC IRteSfS. Chairman
DAME - aDDr, treasurer
THos EGAs, Secretary.
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,LOTHnN., ~ .

d , 0O0 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOLiTNg WANT
HA.OOO ed.-A liberal cash eq1vsl mt wiz b. Liven
LOT good LET OF supcrfuous cohisg OF description
~ any quantity, from garment hdiress
or call on JAMES MoRoNEY II bar rsct Date Orange
near Chatham -
LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST.OFY CLOTHING
~ wanted -Genenlen having lef wearing sgpare 10
aspos or W large or small lo win receive me very
pre- ot mem hy calling addressing tftps n CJNGoY
tpl Pearl street. between CITY Hall place entrs srcs
tLvIHlNG.-LADifs OR GESTLEN HAVING ANY
~ o. ne same 20 dispose o. o. tan fr and cash price
bt senong Tor the SUBS rber his
a'rcet, ~ West Brosdway or toy II " r..
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen - "a SnuYg
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n COTTON NOTICE-JOHN HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-
"a House sale Of elegant and costly furniture hereby
AA r the bonsat q whom may concern, al the nsgnf
6eeat and cesty furniture contained the residence
the IN The parors successfully through the remainder
CANT and durable SUITS In crimson and
pearl ne other IN caret ana green brocse carved rose
centre tables With satuary marble ops superby
tAeA roewUod octave pian0ore fully warranted rosewood
WORT And Paris inlad ables rosewood bookheves
see and stands splendid tapestry carpets super
nne brussels aud ingram d. mats &c. costly
Scw heavy cornices gold band shades gothic nlad
marble ssauary DC Also hne collection of oil paintings
ehecng foreign and home views marine and fruit peces
49, Ane very fine paintings porcelain In the chambers
Collection Of rose wood and mahogany eedsteads bu
ecfores 4c mahogany sofas sofa beds spring
rocking chairs heavy hair mattresses French
CnhA dinner sets l'o pieces esset silver tea services
ley, &c The sale will precisely al the appointed
ho Terms cash. deposit required from AL purchasers.
CAAlogues ready tomorrow No postponemen any &C.
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A @. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BROAD.
A. way. Large sale OF handsome household furniture &C.
contained In the four houses Nos LOIS Broad
w ssweeo Twenty eyenh and Twenty eighth siree,ss
wW s on Thursday and Friday, At o O'Clock zach day. at
The Ahove large houses all the handsome furniture gas
furee table cutlery china 8s contained theren consng Of
sofas chairs centre tables with marble tops Bri,s
an1 wAlhstands mahogany and black walnut bedseads,
chairs liable nen bedding olcohs, hall stands ivory table
cutlery china glass plated wares and brocael
ns w,naow shades &c Also hair matresses &c. about 90
su1egdne blankets &c. about 90 pairs best quality blankets
Together with feather bosters pillows linen &C. Also gas
IN which tho sais win commence The whole being IN ne
Without reserve for cash deposit required from each pur
cbAses Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

THIS DAY, SEPT. II, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
The stock Of books stationery and engrnyngs In store 65
Nassau street In consequence of alterations and other improve
ment about TO be made The stock mostly new and
an auable standard works The sale will commence
al l01a O'Clock. J. l.. DOBBINS, Auctr, Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

A UCTrON NOTIFICATIONS BELL AUCTIoNEER-BY
"a BELL BusH-Ihls day, at l0a O'Clock, at IL North
Wtlsm street fine ment of furniture consisting Of
reaus sofas sofa and couch bedsea bookcases wardrobe
rosewood panoores and engravngs
cry glassware DC Also surgical and dental instr
dentists chair wasbsand, &c &c. Also, turning lathe
three boxes tea fifty boxes quantity Of dry goods
wasshcs jewelry, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

M s. MELLER, AUCTI0NEER-BY H0UGHrON L
w Enthusiastically, at lO& O'Clock. at sales room
lib Nassau sreeiAssgnees sale o all The
sock o. John erndy by order OF MS assignee consisting %
carved rosewood frames In variety msog
easy and voair chair frames, 40 or - doz mahogany wal
and oak paror chair frames large lot OF various
chair frames extension dining tables rosewood and hoga
ny centre table frames beds,eads bureaus wahsns quar-
es fancy tables DC Also large iron saa ander sne
$50 counting room desks carpets 3c the whole for absolute
sale in order 80 prompt delivery Of the stock shall
require cash deposit all purchasers Of $40 Catalogues
morning Of sale worthy the attention Of the trade Also lot
ma! concern
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G0NSrABLES sALE.-A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTION.
~ Ger, No 3 Bowery, wi sell this day at 01s o'clock
lumber wagon and harness one light wagon and harness
mortcing machine, &c. BY order OF
III. BISHOP Con sin,Ie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

O. TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER.-OFFICE,9 o. BROAD.
H. Positive and peremptOry sale of first cabinet
furniture being the stock OF an old established
Of No 462 Broome street Broadway A. c. futile viii
sell on Tuesday at l0h o'clock at 462 Broome street,
tire stock OF elegant furniture of Mr. Joseph Sommer whose
reputation for good workmanship extensively
The sale WI be for cash TO cover advances and
rosewood and mahogany paror suits gothic and fancy chairs
sofa sde centre and extension tables eegsres bookcases
wsssand. ball stands Ss Also one ELEGANT black walnut
ers rosewood desk cost $500 Aso very suits en-
Aened cottage furniture, with marble tops, exhibited
Crystal Palace. Catalogues the marching sale N B.
ssnses and others vii please ake notice that this Is not
sock Of Jos. sommer, who Is retiring from the trade
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CHERRIES SALE.-A. NJ CRISTALAR, AUCTIoNEER,
- Will sell this day Monday 18th inst AT 10 O'Clock, at No.
81 broadway fs,ory all The right title and interest which
Henry Fern had the 10th day of June, 1850 Of in and
large steel plate engraving OF view of New York and prints
the some view, and n io Of paper JOHN ORSER Sheriff
r. j. CHILEAN, Deputy Sheriff.
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a Large aud valuable stock Of rich and plain firnure
lsh velvet carpetns 81 oil painngs well framed in gold
naatreases sesars &c Monday morning lo O'clock al No.
named kinds q articles are fully described embracing
Wholesale and retail Buyers will be satisfied, number
Of extensive establishments connected 10 this house.
Every provision made for shipping and lie chance of putting
up articles REQUIRED saves lime Of buyers BLarge
ault purchasers Articles not satisfactory required to be
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GHAECERY SALF.-BYRON KfLBOURN VS.. TIE
Milwaukee and Fond dn Lac Plank Road Company, Her
man baeffel, Jacob A. Hoover. august Greulch, K. "
Fierce Heinrich Kcho Garrei Welt Merinda
A. Brown and the southport Bank defendants equity In
pursuance and by virtue decrcal made 25h
DAY o. August 1885 In the above entitled shall expose
Tor ane and sell AT public auction the highest bidder Germs
csahl 81 The Court House In he city of Milwaukee Thurs
day, The st day of November, A. D. 1855 two
r H. Of that day, all the following described premises pro-
perry franchise rights and privileges to wit-.Aihc follow
Ig present and Chem In fure acquired Of
said Milwaukee and Font du Lac Plank Road Company that Is
10 say, much Of their road lies between the
the same Ia the city OF Milwaukee and the where
secs Cedar Greek Length If road amounting TO about 90
miles including the right of aud land occupied
road together with s plank other used thereon
bridges yaducts culvers toll honses grounds
ra Tools and All other personal property right thereto and
interest therein together with he TOOLS and income
levied or hao hercrom AMI all franchises rights and pvi
leges Of the Had tho Milwaukee and Fond Plank Road
Company, OF. In or concerning the same"
Datcd Sheriff Onlce Milwaukee, Sept 7, 1855
s. 3. CoNovfR, sheriff Milwaukee county.
II. L. PALMER Complainante Solicitor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
DENTISTRY.

GEORGE T, ScHAFFER DENTIST ga urrnsoS
NJ street, near Broome, Established fsI ~ q osvN
ne past nuItyen wears been engaged furnishing 10 den
w ,sw ofA And We vicinity artificial teeth al sbout one
hal les than "a usually charged their patients all a. ,
nm shnF ,ne ssns style Of work (Which for beauty qualify
or ly eann2 be surpassed the rnbIc unon Inc a,s
'cns ns heretofore charged dentists Persons in want ~
Gricn Teen arc respectfully sociefto ca before ,rng
erfafements elsewhere IL viii b. mos hapuy m eYni,ia
NJ s,e n 70 AZ who may favor him with calf CORES.
The process or. Te-ms-inYsraSly cash r."
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DUssELL W. wEsTCoTT, AUCTIONEER.-MAGNIFI.
IL cent and costly household rnure splendid French MIR
velvet carpes rosewood paror SUITS elegant paintings
rosewood panoforte rich chandeliers mounted In orolu
works of &c-A the residence 52 West 2s street.
7h avenue, r. w. Westco will sell, unreservedly We'd
nesday September 9h at l0 O'Clock the entire elegant
nure OF the above first class house, which rcpete with
elegance to be found In spendy furnished house. The
sale Will be positive without regard to weather. catalogues Of
which will be ready Monday and be obtained at Mr.
BeTry No Al Broadway or a. the Office Of the ano,
mirrors 2sx00 magnificent pearl naid octave rosewood
elegant chandeliers mounted In ormou solid rosewood parlo
suit; medallion back parlor chas large chair
and gothic chair with slip embroidered brocade do
imported from Paris sofa; cushioned back chairs
chair and reception chair in tapestry rich, with slip
aueus, covered In m0que rosewood mirror front and
back etegere costly adys escruoire lined with satin wood
imported; solid rosewood reception chairs In tapestry and
satn rosewood music Cabinet rosewood and pier
b!es with saary marble tops; costly Sevres bronze
and Ormou clocks with number Of rich imported parlor
paments also valuable and costly collection Of oil paintings;
foreign and home scenery historical paintings fruit and flower
pieces marine views winter SCENES rural and architectural
views, &c. from the hands Of eminent foreign and home
lists Chamber furniture Magnificent carved rosewood aud
pure hair mattresses BEDS &c. superb rosewood and
oval mirrors; and mahogany etes SOFAS
wood marble top secretary book oak library d. With
large and elegant variety dining and basement furn
ture splendid oak extension tables $1l0 oak dining
chars oak sdeboard; rich silver magnificent dinner
set 1870 pieces richly decorated rich ruby 10 match
throughout WITH large quantity of kitchen Of
description deposit will be required OF every purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

A UCTr0N E0TICE.-J0SEPHI l.. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
"A WI sell! this Monday at 10 O'clock at 70 Franklin
fourth house west OF broadway large assortment Of furn
trc consisting in part OF octave made
Fisher one rosewood suit In French brocaicl one do In
bureaus washsands centre side and sofa tables with marble
topa, rosewood, mahogany and black walnut bedsieads
enaneed cottage suits, cOrnersands book racks clocks
china vasea oil paintings q Yards Brussels carpet the
lor rooms ingram carpets stair carpets rods and oil cloth
mahogany chairs tables sofas tee tee
paaascs and everything 10 be found in r class
be sold without reserve and house 10 let deposit qured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

DR. JOSEPH HEGEMAN. AUCTIONEER-TUEsDAY
- Sept lS at three O'Clock p NJ IlS Concord street
order = o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

DICHARD WALTERS AUCTIoNEER-THIS DAY,
~ Monday, at l0a O'Clock McCaray Walters will sell at
their auction rs Catherine assortment OF
valuable household furniture consisting sofas and sofa beds
stands Brussels ingram and hrceply carpets and balance
of quantity OF glass and hardware Also advances
spring seat ete aee &c. chairs. Sales punctual and with
out reserve,
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WILLIAM NJ. WEEKS AuCTIoNEER.- ExECUToRs

WILLIAM NJ. WEEKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale Of very valuable real estate in .he village q Gle.
Tuesday. Sept IS 1865 at II NJ the premises Of william
Harold deceased by order Of James Harold eKecaor The
ceased list pareehe very valuable mill water power
%e
2acres Sd parcel-A lot of ground fronting on the road
growth q c years. Ac
100 feet from, on the road containing acre. 9th parceA
with dwelling house IN parceiA 10. on iho road and mil
pond containing about acre 9Th parcel-Fronng tie
with Oh
se ao 70 ss w on " S a
and mill pond q ahoa ioe feet 10th parcelIAa eighth q
containing easy fsr a
sale Also Wednesday Sept 10 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ o.
lure 8c 81 said estate JAMES haRRoEp. Execu,or
Glen Cove Aug 81 1855.
w S. MEILoR, AUCTIoNEER.-By HoUGHToN 4
w Melor Tuesday Sept H. at lo1S O'Clock 42 Broad
An. win sell, as above the ennr Manufactured stock of
rich and costly custom made cahic ure every piece
sale and consists OF variety OF the latest and most fashionable
yc such a ARE rarely Offered at ae o and an
Giles exhibition Catalogues the rning of sale
consists IN psrt richly carved rosewood uraare en-
suite covered in the finest satin brocc plush and harclo h
mgnGeay earsea e'efere win Mirror doors ana backs
sinwood and richly carved ladies' cabinets
sofas dans and oomans voae easy and rocking chairs
spienddy carved rosewood oak hall stands hall chairs
chairs in and plush; sideboards library and
secretary bookcases library tables card do rosewood and
char carved md mahogany eas marble op
painted aud se @ nDd without me s
bic tops; rh willow, and upholstered cottage
chairs pure horse hair mattresses, 6c
w c. ALBURTUs, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL on
Monday Sept n at 10 O'clock, a, 22 Columbia street
ice cream saoon also general assortment OF household fur
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A UCTloN NoTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-
n Mortgage sale OF household carpets mirrors &c, re
moved from Sixeenh street. on Tuesday at l0 O'clock
chairs, mirrors dress and plain bureaus Wristbands toilet
scs French and cottage bedsieas hair and
knives and forks crockery and china cooking stove kitchen
peremplory. ROBERT A. ALLEN attorney for mortgage
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SHERIFF's sAIE.-w. c. ALBURTUs WILL SELL ON
y Thursday September 90 at 10 o'clock, at No - Court
street Brooklyn large assortment ladies' and gentemens
boots and shoes also chdrens sho Of description
A. DyiLoS Deputy. +. LOTT, Sheriff.
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RESTAURANTS.


pESTAURAN Ts. --sHELLEY'S NEW wAvERLEY RES.
~ taurant southwest OF Fourth and
way (no connection with the northwest corner neces-
sary TO this, as appears there sign without
IN! authority and against wishes Handsome private
supper rooms mot In CELLAR rst house Of Broadway
SHEJLEY's.--MR. SHELLEY ANNOUNCES THAT HIS
establishment shall not be surpassed il liberal manner
o doing business nor in the quality of oysters yands and
wines therein used signor Pslmo, chef cuisine; Mr.
northwest corner. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

SPoRTlNG-AT THE UNION RACE COURSE L. l.
- Great pigeon shooting match for $1,000 at 200 birds Il
yards rise and 1870 bounds between Mr. j. Cornell Of Pha-
depha the ce brated single shot, and Mr. W. King
nowned double shot Of America Wednesday
the 10Th and 2h inst 100 birds fly each day. This will tie
greatest event ia has taken place in America The
best shooting ever Witnessed al match anticipated Much
speculation exists and bets 10 heavy amount pending
issue.