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EhENWouD CF'METEHY-ohice No asa Pennsyivnns
~ OF lQth
laid the plan OF the celebrated OF
New York. aud situated
mile north OF the Capitol directly
% the Stairway Is company have received charter from
nppfopang their ground burial
fec title the pnrehner and prohibiting
LEGISLATION Otherwise which % those
deaa where huS
in al cities ground becomes
valuable Tor other scliit,
uuau into one large p and legal prevent H.
titles givea gfound. ,l.lf ~
NJ -Oacs open Toto 10 M, pamphlets with
rrp, bylaws and all niormn,los cou b,
Hnr
ye No Seventh any other undertaken peop
sssnced fa LII f3.l b isqeap NH June i7--dy
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bostont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
tahe improvements and convencnces
ion Of the travelling p1bic
Dee IDLY
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GOLD silver plated spcctacies eye aases &C.
all focuses with periioca pcriscopc, parabaa
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting
adapted TO tho eyes of wearcrs.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
3lf Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tsnis streets.
Jan oS--u
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RoIxsfANssNN's Pathological Anatomy, A volumes
IL 10 q -
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Nask Dickens's IIouscbold vyo,ds
Tlr Confessions OF Pretty Woman; by Miss pardoc
The Jealous WIFE by Miss Pardoe. "
and Vegetables
how 10 obtain them Price Iax '' -"
septl FRANcK TAyIoR
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NEW Fall and Winter Goods.-W. II. STANFORD,
~ Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania avenue,
OF Third street, New receiving
adapted fall
which he would respectfully invite The attention of his friends
public. Returning patronage
bestowed would diligence
will be taken I'll all orders In bis style al
and possible price.
Also, beautiful stock Of furnishing goods
Q.-Oa vawif
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VIM. M. Mcrrick,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NJ % To,fs;,,o 80.

WILL practise supreme Court OF the United
court of ciaims and the District OF Co
lambia.
Dec 27-siawt
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DEPARTMENT. rsE IxrssIoR,
Once Indian Aiairs,
4EII september "a, 1855.
gEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals or Indian Geods
~ viii received the ohse of indian Anars Washngion
0clock Wednesday, the Jist day OF October
Tor furnishing goods Indian fulfilling
stpu and other Indian puposes
ioil0ws
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| No. 54i
Notice Gf the Rcopening Of the DanviIlc Land ONCE
M im Illinois. tE


No. 54i
Notice Gf tho Rcopening the DanviIie Land OTce
in Illinois. &A
GENERAL LAND orrrcE, Sept. 10, 1856.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day besn transmitted the register
and Danvile Office Illinois
OF the remanng said
public notice from the said instructions
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept al--aaw6w IIn;cl & star1 Commissioner
Law school Cumberland University, q Lebanon,
t54 Tennessee.
ACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carutcrs, late Of the circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan 0reen ridges supreme
Hon. Bromfed l.. Ridley
Judges Cauthers and Green dew their whole time exclusively
to the school.
Plan insrnetion Daily examinations OF
books No regular of explanations the
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
9. Weekly
dents OF given by psfes
and them through all the
Practice The require
deBce the Of taken by appeal
which is held monthly class,
public the every The
jurors circuit judges and chanceors and In other official
SeonsThe the third Sep
tembc and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday In February aud ends seaona
Erpensss prv sessonTuion ESQ., in nvnuce contngen
fee 81 boarding ESQ., Students
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete
No previous
There four regular ciasscs Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There Is moot Legislature connected with the school
Number OF students the last collegiate year eighysx
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb 11-eoly Prosideni Board OF Trustees
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IOTICE.I win cell the lot opposite Franklin
IN SQUIRE 18Th street. sixty
liberal terms payment which he ieaned from
Bureau Of Yards Docks The
feet X ersrdg hundred and forty et
north thirty fee, alley. ALBEIT SMITH
Aug 3--aaw4S sf'i F#E
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Sept e3-2aw6w

NOTICE or the diecontinuancc Office Mt
IN Vincennes, Indiana.
NoroE that the land Office vrscEKsEs liz
temporary directed by public
notice No $751; dated February ~ 1885, for therein
toned discontinued The public lands remaining unod
and unappopated in said district will hereafter entry
land Office In said Stae the register and
which Office will public notice of which
they will be prepared applications for entries such
lands office.
Given under hand the Of Washington This 6 day OF
September A. D. 1855 TlIOS. A. HENDRICKS, stEa.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Sep 2-law6w (Intel. and Star ~ tasis.
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rficr or rus SUPERINTENDENT rnr PUBLIC PsirIiu,
fr lalsa.al 8 lrt IL, washington, september 20, 1850
IN pursuance The provisions OF Ac, provide
cutting pubic psg &c., approved Augast 90 1854 sealed
proposals. The Capitol. until the
hrs Monday ga ~ December nest Twelve O'clock for
furnishing the paper that be required Tor tue public Ping of
the Isl day OF December 1861 aud ending
the ist day of December, ie1b.
specifics, nearly he aEeenTd the
quantity qualify and description Of each Hind OF that viii be
required 1854 EHa4# II ae.e
10000 fine printing paper uaeaendsed "a BY
. inches and 20 weigh forty five pounds 10 The Ieam o.
$50 sheets
1000 printing paper. calendeed. "a by 20
inches, and 70 weigh dy sx pounds 10 toe rasm o. 4so
sheets.
atH CLASS.
5000 reams superfne printing pupe
measure q BY % inches, and 70 weigh hiwo pounas 70
.AA Class 4.
"a by 80 inches, weigh lory-tighi
1.s pounds 10 the reaid OF 400 sheets.
CLASS O..
900 supehne calended map paner, such
sizes as may be required, corresponding in weight wi.l
i 4 pounds per OF 4eu sheets
uatt.4 H ts99itae 61- Glass o. Es
be requIed) 10 Dy "a lches, OF euch weight
per rtam as may be required
The paper of each OF the above be Of linen
aad other
Stances whieness, pun up ques twenty
in Landls Of each, 10
$50 perfect Uniformity thickness, and weight
Will be equed and handle excnsive of wappef) varying
STANDARD weight VIII be
be weight will IN all be required Mixing
baLde yegn
will be considered violation OF he contract
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Acting Commissioner Of the General Land /
NOTICE To PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTs.

Every per- relt Of pre- cmpiiop any
townships and
required establish hs 10 the Satisfaction the
land office make
hs notice. helo
the pubic the
bracing Otherwise claim will be
John noon,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July "a lawl3w liatsl. and start
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Nassau HAN college OF New Jersey, Princeton



" Should aud acquaintance be forgot
And never brought 10 MIN;
Should anId acquaintance be GTeni,
And days ~ auid tang sync.p
The OF The senior class Of the ending June, 1883
June, 1882, soph
June. 1884, the Freshman class o f
year ending June 1880, hereby requested asse,ie
Washington, D. c. by lie tid Of march, A. ~ 1887 the latest
the links ofIoye and eutiN which
entirely exchange IN Iei
lives greeting aud sympathy and amch, The untpe
of their most promising eompeers
preliminary meeting The oLappopied committee viii b
held the first Nond September, A. H. 1856 the Une
Hotel Chestnut between Foudb aud Fiji,
the be
vcnient Invited attend when The viii b.
adopted fun an atispdgnre pnssbie
In the those this notice addressed VIII b
enough FURNISH The OF The coBiee by mol VIII
their respective post Offices
Of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman o Committee.
ALEXANDER &, BART, NJ D.,
o PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania,
.#et J. NEWTON LiCuTNER,
OF Lancaster fernsyvania,
a- PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
OF BaIsfp Iron and Glass WORKS, N. J.,
|H A LEWIS w. WASHNGr0
OF Montgomery county Maryland,
.4.t setf Committee,
JoHs WsfpnsN. OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March a7--lawtsst3 IIntellsoncer]
newspapers civilized Of the world request
toif editorial columns,
seniored through the d.
all throughout United
sled give graiuous insertion
casonay between this date aud the "a Of March A. D. 1851
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Decisions Of the Supreme Court OF the United
states
JUDGE cUhIJs's EDITION.
Three Uoitiaes,
This day Published by
LITTLE, saO~N, 4. co,
Law and foreign booksellers, 2 Washington street. Boston
Reports OF te Decisions OF she Supreme Court
United ssates,
With Notes AVID Digest,
BY u. x. tUeris,
One ofthe Associate Justices of The Court.
Vols as. svo. 90 per volume.

From rrof. Parsons of Tie Cambridge Law SCHOOL,
Judge Curtis profess great
importance in hngipg
and
.ecsuse happened be the first examined how
this Ia his rst volume The Graves H.
u. Insurance Company, which APP
picablc by pafuer popsy o
occupies ess Ia
twhose epos far less vcmnous and dhuse than those Of h
sncecssoFs) Judge
rsas everything said by the supreme Court who speak ny
shan, O. ~ and further wuich lawyer
And he
and operation Of the
oepal The thing m hunk be found be
reiornnce all tiese Hts
deusaon OF this loose oey hat
labor JUEOPHusUs PARSONS.
CssBEipes, August 10, 1885.
Aug E-2aw4n rss I'LL. ..I }e
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dozen axes, to weigh from y to sk pounds
eO DO halfaxrs, 10 weigh 81 pounds
80 do hatcbe,s, 10 weigh n pound
2 do broad axes, ordinary sixe.

g DO haifanrs, 70 weigh sis pounds
90 h na'ess as.i 70 o weigh = Y pound
SAID goods furnished Boston, York. Philadelphia
Baltimore , g. Louis Is
be made Or before Me Isl day Of April at such time
es thereafter during w. year 1856 as may be ordered BY the Con"
The require greater quantity
any Of The articles named Than tina. specified in The above hede
and also any Others Of e same class bur Of different descuo
mat may be needed, at the lowest market prices.
Goods American manufacture Of the reqrited styles and quail
wn - IL @ b b ~ n "a d' y S
Of either Of those kinds sample thereof shall The
articles respects conform TO-
samples manufacture may be
sea and approved They WI Be gdy nspes,ed compared
Such be unequal thereto will be rejected
qu,red kind quality within three days done,
,ny will be purchased he expense Payment wiz ss made for
agents appointed TO INSPECT he,n
the with surees
ccncy mus be certified b United States judge district
The proposals. articles with the quantities
prices annexed each - doa and which they
pshed ad the amounts be carried and fooiad
each class They should be submitted with following heading
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and TO The Terms Of rs theo
affixed [nere pro-
pha Baltimore Flushing ciaenna, a. Loos Detroit Or cea
e e On 81 year rs a q y s
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs; and Tor wei will Furnish
quarso goods, p,icas such other
o. aa a"s e ,ss
deliverable above stated And this proposal be accepted there
or,l Tor wei viii wh'p thereafter
Ass, psro, the
same,
Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee In The
whose snceney must be certified by per
ATTY officially knswn 10 the depar
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WIZ. n MlLLxr.
Miller & Brown,

N. ..t al IS la ~. r.,
Miller &c brown,
ArropNEYsA
Hashingfon, n. e,
WILL before the executive departments
" Of claims, and Court u the United
Office, ith street, opposite the General Post oifce,
July l2-2aw3m
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CLAsss.
lbs writing paper 10 by 90 inches weigh twenty
eight pounds
No. leo writing paper IL by % inches weigh twenty
pouad per
loo IL by ~ inches, weigh twenty
M four pounds
$40 writing by 10 inches, weigh twenty
pounds
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UNDAY MORNING, AUGUST ls, 1856.

then retreaed towards the window an1 took up csi
to protect myself Murray then down the stairs nt
after chased him 70 the lumber ward between Hous
ton ana stanton streets and arrested him. then gavs
him In charge to an officer. -
Vim. Clarke and Mrs Roberta WIN resids In the house
70 Goerck street corroborated the testimony OF Roberts,
and also testified TO the fact OF tho priso0ers having
os'eo aouseo the deceased in shocking mAuner.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Oswald Warren M D., being duly sworu, deposed and
sad ~ am house surgeon in bellevue Hospital Bridget
FRIDAY iast about O'Clock NJ she inssuder from
apunctured wound on the left breast aud from two IN
the abdomen abe has been under my care since thea
until she died at quarter past six O'Clock last evening;
made post mortem examination, and found that
o. the wounds in the abdomen had extended to the in
testipe, which was also puncurcd portion Of intestine
passed through the muscular walls and was lying be-
tween the areolar tssues In this portion OF tho ntes
tine fccal matter Issued the wound caused death.
The Jury, after brief deliberation rendered tho FOL-
Lowing verdict That the said Bridget Murray came to
sr death by wounds inflicted with knife In the hands
of owen Murray. 7
Murray was committed 10 prison for cxsmination.
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BROADWAY THEArRH.-The GsbFief Ravel troupe
announce new entertainments for the next week.
xbeir success at the broadway theatre has been
nothing short of their former engagements in this
@ty. On Monday evening they will appear in the
pantomime Of Jocko," and the ballet company In
tue piece called "Santanita, or the DcmoHs Dnlgh-
ter"
NIBkc's GAEpEN.-The grand romantic opera Of
Cinderella having been admired by every ono
who has seen it, not only for the vocal talent dis
played in the respective characters, but also for s
scenic grandeur, viii be repeated on Monday eve
ming. Miss Louisa Pyne will sing, F" Lei here the
: gentle lark"
B0wERY THEArRs.-The very popular artists,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, will appear at this theatre
tomorrow evening. The pieces selected arc " Ire
land and America =" The Happy Man" and the
farce Of Our Gal,' in which Mr.. and Miss Charles
will sustain the leading characters. waldron il do.
ing everything in his power 70 please the Bowery
patrons.
METROPOLITAN Observation-Disclosures greatest
comic creation. King Henry w. will be produced
on Monday evening next with Mr. Hackett as Sir
John Faltaf, in which he has no rival He will be
assisted in the other characters by select company
possessing fine dramatic talent. No doubt the
house, as usual will be crowded.
WOODS MINsTRELs.--This company, no matter
what the programme may consist Of, whether Etho-
plan delneati0ns or the Masquerade Ball /" is do
ing fine business, the hall being crowded every
night.
BROOKLYN MGsEuM.--The Young Mems Dramatic
Association give benefit to Messrs. Eaton and
Whealan, on Monday evening, August 27th.
RACHEL.-The arrival Of Rachel Is expected by
the Pacific, which vessel will be due next Wednes
day. There will be an excursion Of journalists and
others to meet her. and the following invitation has
been issued -
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coaoSEE's INQUEST.


Before CGrOne. " bopheAs
Yesterday Coroner oDonnell he,s an inquest az Belle
Hospital upon the body Of the wo,sn Bridget MUIR
roy lately resident of 40. 20 Gcerck street Who
fatally stabbed BY her husband the morning of the
9th Inst While the letter was somewhat under the in.
aueucc Vi liquor The accused I, win be remembered
arrested after The occurrence, and yesterday
was present during the progress of the investigation.
The following IL . report of the proccelings,--
william Roberts, 70 rng as No. 10 Goefck street being
sal d.ce~ sell has resided In aid house fov
about two years. during that time have known her TO
be industrious, hard working wan@n, daring that
time her husband had been away sad undrAtood from
deceased that ne d contrbute a the support of hs
Murray vas only about foar days AZ home coming
home from my work on thursday evening last, heard
that Murray WIS drunbx, and that his wife had him
arrested Friday morning, asoot nine ociock, the
prisoner returned home from the station hn-e where he
had been imprisoned the previous night and when he
the deceasea about taking her furni
turc away according the advice of the Judge and The
prisoper commenced - abuse her in loud violent
manner: -oon hoard OF the women ssy that Mur
ray Wa beating hi wife then vent into the room With
The intention q separating them and lsaw hun endesvor
ing TO break her arm by bending ~ / succeeded
IN separating them, and returned 20 my room
but was hardly there, ~hcB heard cry of murder
In the entry; upon ring this rushed into their room
agah, and him holding deceased A. u Offering
ceased that did not wait he had any weapon 10
his hand. but pushed ber away FROM him on pushing
Murray away from hi- wifi cnched aud he struck ms
t~ics IN the groin saying % tse same time, hat ne
wo0id 6x foo.u then drew back snd 'hs knie
IN BIZ bsns, via tao be cpcn resiy "a Nal pe a.sa
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City Politics,
CANDIDATES IN THE PruLp.

cANDADATEU IN THE FImLD
"e publish to-day corrected list of the political
prants for positions in the city government Ia the ele
ton OF November next Every dsy brings new " gicl
monds' In the field.
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PAitH, July -, 1870.
D.eos.,y - S,s Pct,ficol Piot .f,yfa ef He
Con onsp,eeto,,--sy,sgd III S,e,sf Soc,si'ss -
F,oass-- Un,cs,sts of n, SorsrHm'nf--I',sss'os
DirJouqes- A4,fo,ioss - Ne Cssfc"ss Turf Of
spaia- 7Hsotrrci 1Gcfr' Rach>fs y,sI 70
8m,r,ca- yayfA9sek, - Traacs 5'e., r..
since ee.oa,eilpg my bticr ~ Thursdzy i4-,
eircurnv.aues has come ~ my knowledge, through
! uflysfs .oarcc rho4< suthorify can yonrh i0r
whsh cannot fsi y tc-hg Interesting 70 sH VIII
watch. Bke yoor rssser-, ~ ominoos -igns a To-
time.
~ fIl1sy, "a. gith. .b5e, bal ps-t alse a.
efcnlng, ths sgrat- a The psics, who hsa for .ornr
tine p@st b.en The txn e4rc ugtlee. ihsi In
solitary hou1 immedietcly lssdiDg ~ from tac
fAubourg -. Antolne, numl,cr ~ measl<r4 q -
snllst<d club were is,ing IL y.l.mn coreiAse. The
pole, were hnm ds,eiy ihs sieri. md .srconsIsd
tie kcilding rte I'M ~ them oaotiFcd. bY seiz
ius he concefsg md postsaang istin@ssse- oi his
ksys " in,ro8ore ~ na,siycs D,o lbe hos.c and
ss,Lehspi,r ~herr ibsy o1rA oysfhesf Wis, wss
ros,g ~. Ihs iesuli a thi- csn~drepyang vss an
lrsssr,srsous ssnssd - 9r ss-<sn,AEe "a cy<n thr
lo0f ~ pcsAly % grspc ibo-tslng poured n Al tSe
ssn,d rfh p.ISol4 and cclla~t., prr~nied
ib,raslyes u 'he widow, .1nashias tbc Psses.
1hJe 10 pslics lsyt thGDdef.ng = ihe do<s
fi,s pair t,i themselves ln oI d 90
ard cyspatsd II osre. TbRfysTc ma -
NoFsss vstt lmmsdis'sy iskcn iH,o rrs''@aJ' -
arnys ~,es bysoe n pssse4s asd knihe. dsSgrr
" lf- rr~se~vy, psrer, ~vn sxst, e-so'1tos =
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wen Concert 10 be given Tuesday evening nsst,
trust you viii kindly allow me thro.gh the mediu, n
the public OF Fan Prancisco and the ur-
banity and indulgence they have Mt nil trsea extended
n uu,ins ny prcisssosa' stay among ,sen. 10 tho
ary TO OF Press my most cordial thanks fo their
rous sympathy, and to nssurc them that s,s always
cherish Srstetui remembrance Of their kisiness !
subscribe myself sir Jour obsged and obedient servant
CiDriDx BARuI raoRs.
Mrs. Estells Potter ras pin ying ut Nevada, at the
last accounts, at Lee 4 Marsl2lls circus at karys-
ville.--Mr. J. Paullln Mad complimentary bes seht
at Weavervillc.--Prof. Risey, son. and Monsieur
DEvaDi, have aDne ona tour through the Stac.
commencing frst at Sacra anento.---We hear thlt
Mr.. Lees. well known equestrian, has been giving
entertainments, Rsley, at Valparaiso. assisted
by three children. At first, NE Cliiians intended
to cast him out as IN evil spirit, but afterwards
showered oil sorts Of savor upon hinr.----Thc San
Francisco managers have lately been prosecuted for
violation Of the Sundry law. They demanded
jury trial. and the cases were accordingly continued
FoREIGN.A monster raitaIy concert was recently
given at BresIau, Germany in the presence OF over
Is 1000 persons under the direction ot Mr. Wiprecht.
Theprncipal pieces ofthe Isogrammc we're Spontinis
overture to Olympic" fantasia on themesfJom Rob
ert e Diable" Mendelsshons Prosperous and Happy
Voyage" the grand march from the Prophet aud
Beethovens symphony in major. II Is but few
years since the performance OF Beethoven sympho
ny by military band would have been impossible
and with DR.. johnson in regard to a flute concerto.
we wish with all heart it were still so.---De BE.
riot the distinguished volinist. has completely lost
the use Of his eyesight. This celebrated c1rte'o
Belgian, and has lived most brilliant career
since its commencement in 1921. He Il well known
throughout the musical world by his compositions.
1t is rumored that Mad. George Sand has pre-
sented to Rossini the bretto Of an opera in three
acts entitled Lara Meanwhile the Italian maestro
has tired Of the hustle Of Paris and retired TO bath
ing place near Havre.- Albino' is the title Of new
opera by Flotow TO be produced this fall 10 Gcrma
ny.--A Mr.. Lissajous, in France, has been investi.
eating the of the constant rise In conceftptch
and seeking means Of putting end 10 the same.
While proceeding in his researches, he discovered
thnt the A Of the French opera OF the prcsent day
gives eight hundred and ninety.eght vibrations TO
the second mt the commencement OF the reign Of
Louis XIV, the orchestral A gave only eight hnu.
dred and ten vibrations to the second II results from
this that from l7l6 TO 1865 less than century and
half, concert pitch has undergone rise of more
than step. Can We wonder that high tenor voices
(chest tenors) are becoming more and more rare
Mr.. Theo. Eisfeld, late director Of the Ne1-York
Philharmonic Society, has arrived in Paris, on his
way TO Germany, but little IMPROVED IN health.
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The following table shows the valuation Of the taxable
property 10 the different wards and towns In the county
n Kings a. returned BY the Assessors for the years
1e54 and 1856
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RACHEL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
' M.s,are e'A' osrcx 40 WALL STREET, Rooa 2s.

Sm-l have the honor 20 request the favor OF your
company and that OF lady, to a little excursion
down the bay 10 meet the steamer Pacific and afford
Mile Rachel friendly greeting on her reaching the
shores of America. Please let me know where duo
notice be given you o the date time and place Of
starting, according TO the telegraph despatch will
$receive from Sandy Hook Your obedicnt servant
q. NAQUET
Acting Manager Of the Rachel Company
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All the wards aud towus In The above table are com
pte e1seps the Of I1asbush, which IL not rrturn
br 1885, The Twelfth, srtecnth aud Fish'eeo'h wards
ege uew vsrds
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-04-25

W@ BY reference to our advertising COL
umns it will be seen that the propellers Troy
and Pocahontas are to form the Grand Haven
and Buffalo Line, during the season of 1856.
The Troy is now running between this port
and Chicago, but will leave for Buffalo as soon
as the ice in the Straits" will permit.
A large quantity of wheat and flour is accu-
mulating in our extensive warehouses, waiting
for trans-shipment to the Eastern market
The lumber business is very active. Large
quantities are in readiness for the Chicago mar.
ket, and the trade promises to be unusually
brisk. n