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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Notice.
Notice.

NHE undersgne have pu chased the entire interest Of
d. s. Shepherd, deceased IN abe business OF Gardner
Shepherd Co and viii continue that business under
same style as heretofore. EDWIN :. GARDNER,
sep9-lw FREDERIC A. SHEPHERD.
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Better Late Than Never.

tINHE c.Iehrated Genuine PAN CAKE, FLAT PRESSED
aad LYONS ia ISr TOBACCO, has just been received
by Lyons Co.. Wholesale Dealers In Havana Cigars, Ia
qlors, Tobacco, &C. LYONS co.
,raA 70 Cedar street.
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NOTE LOST.

OsT between the square Aud Aroa sire l. Yesterday
IL note for t5ss s. dsted september TO- 1855 payable
he order Of whitley Reese, and ssnsd By b. w. Whit
lay.
All persons cautioned Ans trad ng for said
September 18th. WHITLEY REESE.
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NEW ARRIVAL.

lust received a Fresh supp Of Fifty four Baskets %
u CHARLES HEIDStCk CHAMPAGNE
Qaars and Pnt warranted 20 be Genuine and supe-
rior Article. b. L. SIMPSON,
sept8-lm - Public Square.
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NEW FALL 4 WINTER GOODS

/ AN receiving NY stock Of PAIL AND WINTER
GOODS. 10 which invite the OF my customers
and the pablo generally Also scos Report Of Fashions
for $50 Z. SAM PRlCHfTT,
AuF2T BUG-lm 50 College street.
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BHowS -On Thursday, sept. II, George Clay son OF
James and Eliza :. Brown, aged years
1be funeral vii take place n No lis Sullivan street
this afternoon, At two O'Clock.
ADAMS On Thursday, SEPT. II, nrer brief iIlness
JofS firsHy ADAMS, In the 2etn year OF his age.
The relatives ant friends nf the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the iunera from his late residence No
2s Monroe street this morning at eleven O'Clock with
out further invitation. His remains will be Inferred In
Greenwood Cemetery.
ERWIN On Wednesday Sept 10, after a short Illness
sANuu ERWIN, aged 81 years.
The reiav.s aud friends Of tho family aIso the mem.
bers Ct Nepune Lodge, No al, n and A. NJ, Orient
Chapter. X "A. NJ, and Palestine Encampment, knight
Templars respectively invited 10 attend the funeral
BON his late residence No 1ts Monroe street. Sun
Cay afternoon, at Que O'Clock.
ErrrrR -on Thursday, scpi. IL, CArHAuSE wn1EwrE
REprH infant daughter OF Frederick and Mary Charlotte
Repper, aged - days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited b. attend TIE funeral from residences Of her
feteSts No. le6 Houston street OF Ridge this
aicrrocp, a; two O'Clock.
TAwkrNtE On thursday, Sept III, E1zaBErH widow
81 William Law renee in the 10th year OF her age.
A1r fcnos and relatives, and those Of her sons Alex
enotr, William anu james, respectfully invited to at
tcud tho fuperal from 81 Georges church. Stuyvesant
sqvHre, morrow afternoon. three O'Clock, without
Nrttef inviaUon. Iier remains will DO Inferred in
Greenwood Cemetery.
NAYnrf --0a Wednesday Sept 10, Mrs. HANNAH
WhyniJL IN the ssth year ot her age
The fsuds NJ ~. family those Of her sons In law
aitsto the iuusrs. tuls siernaon hat pssi three
cttk, ron Nef isie RESIDENCE ~ Union avenue
and Ansl.e street Williamsburg with out lurtber notice
slrvWt-oa Ihursiay. sept y, frws STEWART,
fged &c ycars
he iiends Of he fanny, also The members sad ex.
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Amir. L. Annsna.

A letter from lehvsuWOftn cay, CALeu On the "a lnSt
contains the following iricrrnatoa:--
The Territory Is again in great excitement came
yesterday in company fron Weston to help guard this
city from destruction. Two houses were burned this
morning at O'Clock. They both belonged to FREQ soil
Today all is quiet here. Yesterday Two
killed. pro slavery and ireesoiler. Oae each
side also m,rtay wounded Tue tSeesolers leaving
on every boat 4 never the horrors of before
food guard LAST night r the pres eY property
with the Burneses ana otaeFs tue best men Ia Weston
An stack from Lanes men Is expected daily. Letters
have been intercepted 10 that effect shall probably 20
there. The greatest Danger here s think, from fire.
The houses veIy combus HE. TIE town viii be
burned lear, unless guard 4 yigany. Settlers, With
thar families, leaving IN great numbers. The COLI
SION here was brought on IN tb way
Letters found giving directions TO certain free
State men 10 tecree arms Ia various parts Of the town.
meu would then come in by small squads, aud, when
ready, comlany would march fr0m lawrence TO sGr
PRISE the :Swn The pro-slAvery men organized, and
searching the HOUSES when they fred One
from Platte CITY Killed By a shot from a
hoose The IRE We retrraed and Phillips, free sol
point OF death. hope The matter may end here-ttst
peace will ye. be restofct But it looks hike hoping
AeAnit hope
An extra from The Office Of tie Weser, Disp1ca pub
hshed a, Independence. Sept. 3, l O'Clock A. NJ
presses great app'eheIsions Of visit from Lane
with oCc ,sargents, t&t pieces of artillery
that they Viii pay their cseeti TO Lexogtoa, Wcsport
ssd Santa Fe ', & said lheso desperadoes swear they
Will carry every thing before them. and leave nothing -
Tue D,ipoIcA pscs Implicit reliance upon This
news, though IL Il no, llEeIy 70 be well founded
The extra cogtsEs TIE follow ing letter from a number
Of gentlemen at Westpor.. l. IL dated.
wxsTroRr, NO Sept . is5S.-ro Mrssou
Mr. thomas rrew has Just arrived from New Mexico.
HIS train was isken iron hm A. amyra r. By the abol
psSd nG H. haks he arc also tasen rhey saw hey ar
aetcrmned 70 aes,ro New sata re wssipor and niepen
and let thsm be here possible We want you q
morrow. This place WI probably be attacked tomorrow
Hs'ws r Bent w.R Bernard,
1sS. s : Ssser 90 e. n hS2Ss,
o.. Al James FINLEY.
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wss regularly nominated. tin the Filh and Eleventh
dieu cis all the Candidates democrats ard the ma
was stump candidate against the Democrat Yin the
Tenth district there two whg hdstas, VINO had
the aeid 10 themselves.
Among the numerous eiectoneering documents which
the Forney democracy has distributed In the south ia
one entitled Tsc Agitation Of SIS very. whocommsnced
And who can end IL. Buchanan and Fillmore" This
Interesting pa implicit says the New Orleans Bee b Of
series prepared by the democsotic committee Wash
meton for exclusive Southern circulation. 1t i, most
ncendiary sectional document, aad is designed 70 ex.
hibn Mr.. Buchanan tbs special unvaryng and ardent
advocate Of the South OF bis loyalty TO the Union, OF
his attachment 10 the whole country OF his national SEN
,imens says nothing The objec. of the publication is
obtain Southern Tor Mr Buchanan and With this
view every Northern opioion ne ever uttered, every
Northern vote he gave 10 carefully suppressed,
whilst much Of his record looks southwark ex-
acted, gArbled, presented ia conspicuous hgnt and
asduously urged az a bait for Southern support Here
10 a passage from this Infamous pamphlet -
He (Mr Blchanan) is bouud, by his prnciples by his
past acts present pledges 10 maintain toe equality
tho Southern and The admission Of future slave
States into the Union. He vii veto any bill restore
the odoas Missouri restriction. lie will veto any bill
repeal the right Of Kansas 10 90 mission into the Union
! slave state. He will acquire more territory TO accom-
mediate peacefully the great conflicting interests.
Hon sinon Brown IL talked Of as the abolition ceadi
da.e for Governor OF Massachusetts
TO this day, no man In Kansas has been punished
by law Tor oaenees committed against individuals Of the
free State partJ-not ons
The democracy OF the Thi-i district CT Michigan have
nominated Flas .ug ]. 1i.tleiohn for Congress
The Washington correspondent. OF the Charleston
Courier says
is rumored chat ne two venerable editors OF the
Washington jnI.l:g,scr about dier Tor the drst
time, believe, in Presidential potics-Mr. seaton in
cinng 10 buchanan, and Mr. italics adbering to Fillmore
Senator John Siae Of Iousiana, has iuet nished an
4icc.cnesrug document the shape OF letter. in which
he gives another shrek lor dissolution or the Union
n the event OF Frerponts election Mr. Sidel says
We should not shrink fom contemplating the possible
contingency of the election Of Fremont ana should pro-
pare ourselves for such result. NO value
highly than DO tho iGnu-rabe advantages aud bless
nks Of the onion but j. BE- Union under the
rtitutorhe Onion o, stses, equally sovereign, with
equal participation in esefy right and privilege.
Hen. Francis Y saoDer bSs been nominated by tho
Fremont party for Copgress the Seventeenth district
Of this State
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Important from New Mexico.

NEW FL Doslpo DISCOVERED GOLD ABUNDANT on
THE sURFAcE--IaNEnsE ExcITksiENT AT SANTA
Fs-PARrIEs FoRuIsG TO GO 10 ras NEW GOLD
REeIoT-lRpIsS TROUBLES.
lcorresponeencc Of Tie Sew orlean' Daily Delta
SaSrA FE, Aug. 4, 1850.
The left for the states this morning. and had moi
bes gone more than hour before obtained the fol.
lowing information. Soneurnea tho government sends
expresses ser the mails. should they do so, win send
ca, tive wcman some time ago was brought In from
the Irtnn country, ~io stated tia: gold 10 largo
saabutes found Ia the country ia winch
she q cRptvs for macy years. ANAL party,
Numbering twenty eight persons, started for the
land oi geld. hut the fndians met them aud pre-
vented them from going country since then
another captive "a nar) has rsinTped who corrobo-
rates The report aud rays god can be Picked up In large
Quan'tcs upcp The surface OF tho earth A party has
been made up, ~ sixty men, vto start Immediately for
this II Dorado and take With them the late captive, who
assures them that the gold u plenty, and ionnd az
me Mexican has boon captive fourteen years. The
roId rs found ia q country about four hundred and afsy
miles from santa Fe. u occupied by tribe OF Indians
called IDonos carisatas, portion Of the numerous
tribe OF Apachcs
have no doubt q ,ais runor as II comes direct 70
Should turn eui correct ycu shall De Informed Of
the matter authenucally.
over hundred head or sheep out Of the many thou.
sand they bad stolen aso abou, twenty horses aud
mulss--nots tshe of what they have stolen They have
MOI suuen1ercd the murdcrcrs, NOE will they. Mech
compl.nt-and Justly, too-s nado II the duly dsllyng
course OF the Government oif0as 4 stringent snd
decided course akeu against tho thevng Navaioss
they would conc 10 their senses and give up tho
thieves ard murderer well as the property stolen.
Airpcss took place 81 Agadong a few days ago be-
tween Mexican and man BY the name u GLEASON, for
Meriy from New OricsLs. The former killed.
Gleason examined before the Chief Justice and
acquitted having acted self defence. They sag that
former occasion he tied Mexican 10 wheel
whipped him 70 death, acceunt Of the treatment OF tue
Ssra Re Kendall expedition. For this he received
Approbation Of his comrades. All know OF the cruel
treatment OF thai upossUnaie band 10 the
cay Of Mexico. The aner of the whipped 10 death
rave take the evidence 20 hs TIA,
q HE prisoners should escape and 20 prove that nc did
his WORT cut on the " those he muricre tho
nip A. evidence he fuInod his mission the letter
There II no Indian the last hour the Difficult
ties with the Nsvaoes has not been settled the crops
vuaerirg rain bu,ness dull, aud universal cry of
bard times In daily heard.
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vAzoru-TsAcY.-ou Wednesday, Sep, 10, at the resi-.
dence Of the brices father by the Right Rev Arctb shop
UpgAes uIlp1sIas VAGUE pf New Granada TO CARoLtSo
ELIZA daughter Of samuel T. Tracy, OF this city.
fMsxvEt-JAcoRr.-0u "Wednesday, sept. 10. by the
Rev j. J. lyons, SIR sivEox EwsxrHI OF Petersburg
Va to IocA daughter Of the late Ange Jacobs OF this
city
HApMs-TAYtoR On Wednesday morning. Sept 10,
in Reformed Dutch church. Berger, " by the Rev. n.
c. Taylor, q. r., Rev. JoHS FERecros HsEws OF
the Reformed Dutch church, Cold Spring ~ ", to SC.
s,SsA koNEyS. daughter OF Rev. Dr. ray Tor.
Ross--wniEIss - On Tuesday, Sept 2. by tho Rev.
Patrick McSwgfn, Mr. JAMES Ross 10 Mrs. ElIxs WILL.
ANS. all Of ihis city
Skibbcreen PAPERS please copy.
NoRRS-OwrSs % Wednesday, Sept 10, by the Rev.
Mr. Quinn of II Peters church, BARCLAY street. PETER
Acrsr Of sligo, Ireland, 10 MARGARET CxIiA owEss,
daughter Ct the lalc iatrics Owens, OF Tits city.
relfMEK-NiitNE --M Corn sail, on Wednesday, Sept.
10, by the Rev paniel erase, EDWARD A. FEttmgr Of
jersey City 10 Miss SARAH NfIKR Of the former place.
Fvssa-TowssrSp lin blooming Grove. Orange county
~ T., or Wednesday, sept TO- by the Rev. A. A. Craig,
Mr A. q. EvsSS odsor OF the Hudson County Democrat
Hohdken n j. To Miss RI ANNA young est lighter OF
;. :. Townsend. Eco, Of Blooming Grove.
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riessc 4 Lubln's Hungary watcr..-rhc

specific virtues of Eau De Ia Refine Dc onare rendered
Justly celebrated III all patta The world For two
REPUTATION has seady sdyApcsj iI nj the time 10
has ecpsed all other odorous waers Its extraordinary
power increase The memory and nvgorate the BRAIN
duees orators c!erg Lecturers, authors poets
give the preference Hungary water exquisite per
fumc. raises strengthens the spirits By superaive
fshinz qualities The genuine l. distilled only by PfEs5E
a iUBlk. and sold hy their acsns:-inger Co. chems4
corner Walker aud Broadway; T. Flynn
Wv: ard " n Rushian
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Journal-A hair dye without rival Considering the
number Of hair dyes in the field, the above bold cap
ton CEfST AnoRoS liquid hair .dye, and really
scientific invention has claims of the highest character Not
does chanre hair OF any obnoxious hue To beautiful
brown black without exercising any corrosive influence
there a particle vitality left the containing
The hair them to acticl The
pcm may hsca be produced, and finally
,he vessels suoescds the necessity for the
dye This believe q entirely feature in hair dyes
article Invented by Mr. Irsadoro Of No
liouse all respects 10 eclipse RI
yalry Made cold applied 10 private ~ Grs
iadofos wig ranuactory No Asto. House Copy the ad
dIesr.
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MERYIN Gentlemen-We bave sent TO your address VIA
New Yok and Erie RAILROAD he door Of safe No AL which
you will please put In proper sapen and reshp to An
pnocen burglar has been trying his experiments
La Belle Lock-" but without succsss didn't make enough to
pay for the powder he used We succeeded however, in
putting the lock in such shape that II could not be opened
with the key and the obliged 10 call in the aid
c maeh,ns ard bave the safe open. Have returned
to possible, and o0lige, yours &c,
X. WArROUS 4 co.
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would remain under of agreeable breath
shen W using the balm OF a thousand Nowegsn den
friee would only render tuteave the tech white
sab Many do know their bresthis bad
and subject delicate their friends Will
Pom single drop Of the "hanl' your tooth brush
and The nght uerning. fifty bottle will
Last For sale hy all druggists None genuine unless
signed by tErRIDGE IL CO., propfieto.s.
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Ii.,,nyyny,s p,ns.-DoIicate Femalcs who

are harassed and dehlt4ed ny complaints peculiar -
ter orcAazs.oa uniformly relieved BIZ VOiLoWAYS
pills For bystcra spasn hot nss eadacne pains In
the back and hey safe aud reliable remedy. Sold
manufactures No ~ aien Lans, New York aud No
20 strand Ioon aGd by al druggists, al &C. O. &C. AMI II
per box.
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suppsxI CorRr -Crcrit-Sos2, ai15 1880 2s2s, 1909,
,so si6i 1857 1881. 3isT, $3.50, 2o.s, 1897, ais2,
,apA 2e3l sea l3f1 2aSe c6ie. The Court order loo
causes 10 placed the day calendar for Monday, the
lhth instant
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Mr.. y l.. DsvxSroKr, who was 10 have acted during
this week at Burtons theatre. was detained In Boston ~
shc death Of sister, and viii appear next week.
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cauonsd against purchasing articles pretending TO be OF
tho Of the baum OF thousand flowers Tor perfuug
the breath heautng the complexion The popularity OF
that article has brought forward host OF couneresrs None
genuine unless spned by FErhIDGE co. For safe by
az respectable druggists who fown down counteeicrs aud
tmposiOrs
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N,cnhcns, CeIohrat..l tvrttlns tTiuids nnd

inkslfe original blue black wring fn with all the art
ink tha last twenty years tho
inventions lily stephens 2 Pearl street New YORK aud
samior Gstrtet, London, sold by al sauoners
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nodoons preparation instantly cleans xii gloves Of
color. without sghas, smell One bottle cleanses
6ity pairs Price 80 Gan be Immediately after
ards. For sale ny all druggists.
CONTENT NsARY 4 CO. 5l2 Broadway.
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fruit vegetable be preserved in fresh state with all
flavor without the nf other
servatve properly by using Sprads patent self sealing
fer which diplomas and premiums award
"a These only which warranted
all kinds fruit and All orders by
Other promptly delivered to part Of the city
BIcokly free Of expense
WELLS & PROVOST, S,'e Proprietor,
1921 Pearl street, near Franklin square
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- friends and patrons that he continues his photographic and
aAwuerreosype business al his old gallery e Broadway
~ Of Leonard street. that he has removed
branch Of bis establishment any part Of the city nor does
~ intend 30 doing He has however made important alter
ons ana Improvements tn the photographic department
new enabled with the advantage superior artists 10
9ucs rner pictures than have been tne
sounixy. j. GURNEy. SAP Rrosdway, cor. Leonard e.
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u r destroy the smell uf qunr aad tobacco
N Low al the 'Tokai.n
A rcsailed At saloons, segar and drug stores
u New York, brooklyn, Jersey Ctiy aud Newark.
Wholesale, Az broadway.
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model az eeucusns dress bat for the fall Of 1850 Price
ssp And Il he found 20 excel w hncness durability
and elegance The hats usually sold ~ broadway for So
EsPENsCHEID, IFS Nassau street
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Dsguerotypes In eases, ~ cents: large
sire % cents taken Ct establishment onl- IN eases IL
these prices QUINCY &Co, Picture Makers rs broadway
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hest FIRE PROOF sAFE IN THE WORLD.
Warranted free from dan pnesA
Depot No. ~ Water street near Wall, New York.
Is. q. WILDER II CO.,
paienteas and manufacturers.
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bottles Of this delightful and lasting perfume have been
stunned in twelve years sold by George II. Inger Go,
apohec2rcs 800 Broadway Walker street; T. T.
Green UI ion Square Hotel; and r. v. Rusht1n
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Political Banners for All PARTIES Made, Let


tered and 1T the shortest notice AMI cheap the
cheapest Orders from the attended 70 with prompt
and despatch Manuiacory No. IS East neal
Catherine street N y. Z. II. TYLER.
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hard psnos also peodeons all Of ull and rfch tome fullv
warranted md 81 prices that DEFY cornpetIton acL
karQin may nov be had a The warehouse Of foHN r.
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rs Cent


Pictures of the Presidential Sl4per hunred Ma
Falls the best views of the great
snd round about the falls per hundred; life size
portraits, pastel painting IS.
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their supply of shoes the fall season. can obtain iats
CATER boots rs 2s slippers yes and buskins from
Is. with misses and chdren's boots and shoes
of all kinds and prices j. y. MILLER CO.'S, l3 Canal
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0ef,a,.ss s.Lamanaer 0atss --,s,l,.ra NJ


sIOk the sole the onitea States Of the
and patent proof defiance locke
bass Depot NO l22 Pearl sEesi door below
t.tden lane.
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QTH WARD WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, INsPEc
~ Of Election, appointed by the Repubcau
General Committee Tor the Ninth Ward pursuance tn
resolution adopted 1t Tammany Hall the lth day OF Sept
A. ~ 1856, do herebv certify that the said election held
n accordance herewith having received hundred
three votes being majority three hundred and
votes the other ticket Buchanan and Breckaridge
Workingnan's ticket
MAJ orally Conventional 5. Brnwne g. A. Ccnover. Ber
trand Clover Samuel Long. James ". Lawson.
Congressional Conventon-Wiam j. Srisley. william O.
Clover James Bolton b klssam, ID. n Moeange Chas
A. Kcntsh, William Brown.
Assembly Convcntion-Edward A. Genet, Whitney Is. Par
sons John H. Randol + F. Marshall Rooer. w andrews
Charter Cow enton-Thomls BELL, John j. Vanceef Eu
gene McGrah, lgnaius Wynn benjamin Harrson Edward
scanlon, James Reagan, Caleb Tsmpkns, Matthew F~ne
George Heay, Martin Walsh Michael CogRins, John Crow
George Mudrew, Isaac Williams
Council OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES first Dsrct-F w. Stezrete
George Irving Wells, William Thorburn, Noses j. vii
lisms.
Twenty second Dsrlct-Lawrence Van Wart, Gilbert
Bogert William Bruce, Samuel Fry Robert Wendoyer.
Twenty third Dstrc-M liam Sal.eau John Hannah Tho
mas Kyle John McKenna, Albert Bushuian.
twenty fourth Dsrct-R. W. Engs, John Brown, John
Iowiz Aaron Churchill, John Carpenter.
JAMES LAWSON,
MICHAEL C0GGIS5, Inspectors.
JOHN HANNAH,
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ST wARD-A MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD
Fillmore and Dopelson Club will be held this Frday)
evening al HOLSTERS Battery Hotel corner Of Greeawich
and batery place. 10 Union square, TO attend
the great American demonstration Nv order,
j. CLfrZ MORRISON, President
T T2as. & do wSlaHr Vice Presidents.
;e' 81 ar I; B9gsn tsecrstariea.
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Thc Ladies, Pas.ime. o,,cl,omnnie Is

beautiful Of Transforming Tie simplest glass
sci into the richie painted china easy, and COS. tilng
Book Of Instructions and materials be obtained only At
CONTENT NEAAY a CO.'S, 5J2 Broadway.
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superior Others Their improvements
oec comfort tn he natural ELEGANCE and dureu
liza nnrfvaiied ard only harmless halr tyc q applied
~,lve private rooms. nj HATCHELORS. a3s Rroatvsy
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viii be opened several packages Of Paris hats made BY order
and expressly for retail saes lbAKt tOl
Leaders ntrriacers Of fashion Tor genlemens hats
Aston House, Broadway.