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Il. Career COnpany'S
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS

The undersigned sole manufacturers under f. CARVERs
patents of 1888 S5 and 8S have permanently established
Office and Warehouse No. 10 GRANIER STREET, and
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any size
Of this celebrated GIN
They unnecessary detail its advantages 9TH
endorsements by practical authorities
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation, and to
make its adoption still general.
ns 2n1v E. CARVER COMPANY.
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Eubial EctrdC

FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GENUINE
Price, 50 cents per bottle. Fer sale by
MRS. BOYD,
iel5 2rel l5S Camp street.
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RrcsE ArIIoN. -Though the season II recreating d


the Gulf shore is nearly closed yet the very warm
weather for the past week may induce many to take
advantage Of the usual means to visit the country,
enjoy the sea breezes on the Gulf Shore as well to
take Tie usual short visits by the several railroads.
The opportunities Of the season are all at hand
WILDE seen by reference to our advertising columns
We viii not be travelling out Of the sphere Of our
duty when we remark that It is too early to return
the city from the country with family Of children.
Wait few days for the equinox to pass though our
city is free Of all disease yet this very warm weather
effects more or less the Juveniles.
MRs. LEyERT's New WoRK.-We learn that Mrs
LeYerts Souvenirs Of Travel will be received by
several Of our booksellers this morning No publica
ton has for years been looked for with more interest,"
ana thousands Of the friends of the accomplished
aufhoress will be delighted to hear this pleasing in
telgence The style Of the fair debtante for literary
honors is essentially different from that Of most tour
ists-the pictures she gives us Of European life, man
ners and habits are graphically sketched, and we en-
terrain no doubt that the work will be eagerly sought
for BY all classes Of readers. q =,
Hon. JOSEPH v. WALKER.- We had the pleasure
Of meeting yesterday. MI. JOS. w. Walker, American
candidate for Treasurer Of the State Of Louisiana
We were pleased to find him in the enjoyment of
good health and exuberant SPIRITS He has just re-
turned from visit to the Northwest, and brings us
cheering news. Our friends are working well and
heartily. are full Of hope, and expect to do better
than ever before. With long, strong and jealous
pull, feel quite confident of success next Noveui-
her. If the Americans Of the country will only do
as well as the Americans Of the city, we can assuredly
electpur State ticket and carry majority of the
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The .uercha,,ts' and Bankers,

sells 2pst' al
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.NesU Orleans
STATIC NERS' W H GU Sc /,
q No. 60 Camp street New Orleans.

" sCHOOL hooks AND STATIONERY a
~ To School Teachers,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS
The attention of those purchasing SCHOOL boohs anu
STATIONERY either for their own to sell is respect
fully invited the the subscriber who oilers I'LL
kinds of
LOW other establishment in this city and has con.
santy hand all works in the various departments OF Edca-
ton in general use.
-f.''f z. a..ALso..
An extensive assortment Of LAW, MEDICAL THEOlOGl.
CA and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, in every department
of Literature Science aad Art together with every article of
ST IONERY.
20 0-aT- j. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer,
sel2 2p6&1tW ts .H. so Camp street.
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Val Paper! Wall Paper!

BAUMBACH & EVERS, rs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsI
French and American Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE. opposite the Post-Ofice
Particular attention paid to all work in their line au25 2py
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10 Half :. ............ 10
10 Quarter :. ............ 20
10 Fights =, ,,,,,,, 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by FIRST mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure theymsy
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent pur.
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
APurchascrs will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
H4Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable Ia
fall, without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either Samuel
Swan Box So s, Post Office New Orleans or to
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta Ca,
aug 2pdAw or S. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
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TOtiCe.

Families who Paperng their houses this season,
respectfully invited call and Sample
the Undersigned where may be OAK MARBLE STONE
GOLD, VELVET and PLAIN PAPERS, put up in Decora-
ton. Fresco and other styles, by b. b. BEACHBARD.
F. NEWHALL,
No. GO Canal street, corner Old Levee
iyI0 2n2r1 mn stajrs
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Loss of sl,5oo,ooo In Golds

!. 1naIrA1 OF FIVE SURVIVORS At sArAsvAH
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TO BE DRAWN EACH SATU RDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. .r a5 D. o.
AppRoyIMATJON PRIZES.

5495 prizes amounting to. .s30,006
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves. IS Quarters $780,
5000 Prizes will be determined the last figure the
number that draws the 900 prize For example If the
number drawing the 900 prize ends with No. L. then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to &c. II
the number ends with No 2 then all the tickets where the
Der ends in will be entitled to $40, and to 0.
Purchasers buying 10 Whole Tickets when the numbers
end in l. o. guaranteed prize of $40
Halves and Quarters proportion Or Certificates Of 10 Tick
sold the below for the risk the tickets and
which entities the holder all he draws the $40 prize
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole
=. =. 10 Half ........... 40
10 Quarter. 20
10 EuEts .,...,..,.
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Tenus Cigar Store,

V'entss Cigar Store, ---..
Corner Of ST. Charles street and Commercial Place,
= No. IS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
F. r. r. a IT .
Has always hand large of the avorite
brands Of HAVANA CIGARS, well Virginia, Havana
and Turkish SMOKING TOBACCO.
All kinds of CHEWING TOBACCO M5- Prices moder-
SELF 2ply
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Secondhand Furniture Store.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE also sold exchanged repaired by
P. NJ. TOURNE,
jy22 2p3m No. p Baronne, near Canal street.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
Loss Or THE STEAMSHIP CENTRAL AMERICA!

TERRIBLE CATAsTRoPHE!!
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Insurance ScRfr,-All kinds of insurance scrip
are purchased by Nssrs Paey Co., No 81 Camp street
See advertisement. r." #l'r ...s st.l-- EHF
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Southern Furniture Wrna-erOOnaS
CHARLES A. STEWART,
at Nos. I'll and 173 Canal street, New Orleans,
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRS and BEDSTEADs in ad
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find to their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
SELF 2p6tk1tW III and l73 Canal street.
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Garnet Warehouse,

Carpet Warehouse,
No. 10 CHARITIES STREET = We receiving direct
from manufacturers Medalions Velvet Tapestry, Brussels
Three-ply Ingram and Venetian CARPETING. FLOOR OIL
CLOTH Of various qualities and colors which suit
Halls, Rooms etc. Also Drugge and Linen Crumb Cloths
Rods, ETC.; Cocoa and Canton MATING, etc. of which
offer at the lowest market prices.
SELL 2pst A. BROUSSEAU & co.
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Gas Failures.

I. Gas Failures.
The undersigned just opening fine additions stock
of CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS and all articles GAS
FIXTURES Of American French English manufacture.
The attention of purchasers is especially invited.
HENDERSON & GAINES,
b Complete House Furnishing Store,
sel2 2p15t I.tt 90 Canal street.
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W. mn. Cooler,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Praeticesn Ponte Coupee West Baton Rouge and Fe
lcana. Residence, Pointe Coppee P. o., la. $50 IN
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AMERICAN CLUB, Ninth REPRESENTATIVES Dis
TRIcT "a meeting Of this Club is called for to.nor-
row at noon at the Cotton Press Exchange on Front
Leyee street. below st. Ferdinand; and every Sunday
thereafter meeting is to be held at the same time
and place. The members will do well to rally to the
call to a man, ssgs n ~ 5lstSE9 5sst sss
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MATRIMONIAL

|. YOUNG Man, ABOUT THIRTY, OF Way M.
|sele connecious d business habits AMI Of cheerful
sa5le aisposnon. ! lay no claim " westh what
ess Tor rnyseh and have enough 10 enjoy life 9Th
torn the &C iuslnsnce ~ ayeuug, respectable sdv,
lrcurnssnces Me eqnN y nv own, with view 70 ma
ny 'ntentions are OF the most pure and honorable
|snd hope NO one 81 deitn so reply 10 hts unless
IA BY he same motives. All Communications will be
'cly confidential -nd returned u reauired beg that
sdy viii let dlthdence or sensitive feeugs prevent
resp1nding 70 tins, ~ they may rely upon The como
Ind mnst sacred prnctpe and honor % true gentle
Ii he moei saercd connden v viii BE- main aimed Ad.
|Ouor, Dor > 80 Post once, New York
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GroR sALr-A WHITE POODLE Doc TWO YEARS
IN old Inc hire for three days II Iie Barter srees
ling cHARLrs ron sALE-A vsnY n,

II mo CHARLIs FOR sALF-h Very BaAUrrFUr.
N King Charles; this dog Of the haudsonnesl OF his
Snd 10 found IN his eoanuy his rueasnr, eighteen
inches tip; he Ia brother the rat-d
Casino which wss ~ much stmred A. Wsshiugton last
which great price offered, owned by Hss
Reeu Roesepr so5ne, Alabams This dor will be snd FOR
rty Eve dollars Who win promise THIS. will
roo. Ne ire heat Of Any lady purchasing the
dog on trial weet snd he does not please he can be
until Monday At a. CHI
which Tins viii be offered Anv person DESTROYS Of
.rer,isr tb,a tor better rail- In address
~ seyse a Cld At the EARLIEST moment No dealers
aad
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oCIfIIsrs AND AURIsTs.

n OARD-DR. POWELL CAN BE CONSULT ND on
All dss~es of the eye and heretofore for .. pae
y~~rs fyuu 10 clock daily, a. y odlees 52 broadwaT
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS. FOB SALE AT BARGAIN, TWO
- good second hard billiard tables. Gall or address Blu
hards, - bspensrd sireet Ne~ York
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ulcHr FOR sALs-A CHNrRr BOARD soor
saed ysch ~ ssout twenty tons she u well and fsvor
.x pnv 4 very ard sbie; has god sccomrats
tons q , ghy found In every respect ard does not aesd
tn.y 6nfsv Ahs Only offered because the wishes
a. h,s5 ~. rr,en hreer. Adde'S. bcs IA Post cmce.
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SPOIyNIvG.

L,OR sALn-ssW-rHE CLIPPRR sLooP yA0HrNt
ilns well known the fastest apd Aafes boat q nsr
size In suonE breeze the bay u csrvel butt ppored
ard copper fastened very strong built and ned under p@'
sona superinAndence OF the net nnfbed. rsE
sud found han boat sAie soeiy sst,e
doee not Wish 70 have apply
board, foot OF Washington street eudc Of canal hau Jer
spt Ctr.
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VA J. SHARP GAs ON BAND A LARsr AssoR1
w rrent Of I'm tables and marble beds ssc
-ye " cushion preferred Ali others IN ure ferscn
viii do well 70 sal At his ufsc,ory, les Fulton svees
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mo spyCtJf, kTOR9 IN RIAL ESrArE-A RARE
chance for grea, bargain. The advertiser resident Of
he South, In Ibis city has u aeres OF choice esrden land
outside city corporation Of Brooklyn rhrce hnes o.
ouinhusses pass constantly and prneciet cournuAuon az
OF the railroads will directly IN front OF ~ "A
permanent Investment 70 msp out for meiste sale TVS
n opportunity that seldom oilers. Title p-rfecl Terms
half cash taanre bond aud mortgage Address, r III
days, Astor House room Is.
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,yyIc. OF II. I.,Ison c,sraAi. sAiisoAi

LHrIun or ia uAJSom g!grhAi. 1AiLao1
" Company, Few York AoGost ~, la6
Al meeting Of NE Eosrf oy Dtreetcvv of uhs0AB
al RalrAd Oorpasy Reid Ills DAP, vas
Resolved fbss assessment o. dolav nAASW
Md hereby. called he capital sock o ths eoapssy
payable NE MN day sepcmper nsrs ~ NE oee o. -
aysnpAnr he city Of Few York u r~xs4Nrss
seressnd a ne o1es o. resrs koesr Benson ca, Lop
sou ou stock registered he London bocts.
R~olved transfer books be- And hey are ssvsss
scsed nh dsy, md be opened he ls Of EeptapN
.ert And uauresr of shars be pevmfied sr
hsl date until the ns,alsest sailed lhsrson be paid
Yse yec,r~s az The Illinois Central Railroad Oonpssy,
.nuor nrins capital
,rh W state nai eAl made prefcrcrce aiiep,s
ey kN OCCASION 70 s1rs hs stockholders Ae y
stuce We ora snssuco o. NE oompany lave m pros
serxu ursc seer he land sales sAsAaT
~ loral msnsSeu,rnt ,Ae conpany h all depAytnesa
- busne~s 10 u and honest hands, Ne -
ssor .oh proNct ard the operations Of Ne oonpas
snc~ annual rcporr publshed rave oay co1nyns
a. ~nssl~o~. Directors ~ value ~ Ne spteyprha
altsrrs,e r~urur he sccsholders ~ cder = W
ncAgi ~ lEr~~~rv. W. u AUxkhsAI sewSasy.
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A. .ussa AND MfLwAuKIE RAILRoAp sroor
Ia western snds wanted in exchange bull ne
lots 4, Hoboken opposte Eev York. Address aoS
IOyyE "A umau street. Brooklyn, L. T.
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uHIr.L PROPERTY FOR SALE, SITUATED ON GREAT
M Kills Bay Staten Island within hall mile Of the shore
add miles hon Vanderbilt landing containing acres Of
lasd and mill pond with good dwelling. barn. sable and
Touring mill With tao q stones Machinery and IN
rood The mill pond has superior for systes Fine
shoottng hshsg. kc. View beautiful Apply 70 GEORGE
OAYfIE. e William Nreet, or on The premses.
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prOR SALR-THB nNfIRn MACHINERY AND RIAL
estate Of the Deamond Ab Manufacturing Company viii
De Al public auction, commencing tbs th day OF 90
obsr next u A. ~ upon the premises ~ IAnsnsburg
Ahdi A. powers President LAnaingburg N. T.
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LNOR SAILOR TO EXCHANGE FOB WATCHES AND
II jewelry Two and halt story aud basement frame
and attached four hours from New York.
the beautiful villages Ia this state Price 81 500
street BrnOklyn.
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U,oR Saloon LONG ISLAND. HALF HOURS RIDE
from And ave minutes walk from the depot
fruit Of all klnds good house. barn &c Inquire Of
No
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f---------o---~~~--~o-~--~o~Se-r
nc NOTICK-THE RR0ULAR MEETING OF
York Lodge No. $50 will be held this (ruasday)
'eptember 10 In the Corinth'Au room Odd Fellows
tr Of Grand and Centre strs cts. BY order OF
CHAS. ID. BROWN, W. II.
IA. Ross, Secretary.
nc NOTI0R.-MySTIO TIE LOD3K. NO. ~
BID A N.-The above lodge will recommepce its
eetngs, since adjournment, this truesdavl evening
Il seven O'Clock. Members are req uested TO be pre-
brdey. ROBERT ID. HOLMES, w. N.
a. kEsTIsH, Secretary.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

| DoABD AND FURNISHED ROOM WANreD-BY "A
ID young lady in Aprivats family OF with widow lady
whore boarders not exceed Ia per week.
| Address Il, T. Broadway Pl st Office.
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L,OR sALR-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY
brown Bnstish house. with furniture u
required situated In r second street third hosse the row
style with modern improvements Possession mmed
Aieiy Apply above, or II a. b, HARRISON, 35 Pearl
sreet cprneY OF John.
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JNoR sALE-6,00o ACRES VERY SUPERIOR FARMING
land this STATE within ITO miles OF York CITY, for
would be e1chAnsed for RAJ road stocks bonds Ap
ply 10 JAMES A. rILFOKD No. Third avenue.
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nUAwvrIrn Arm roTrAss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sul.es 10 ever cor sesuufuy see9rs.sd frorn ~ "
wayAs At ne cd usrufsctoxy, ~ hrvsdwN, ustss~M
Honsto, and Ble~chS a. arcss Goods cA~foDy eSssd
-
cyPT.rgDID sFCOsD HAND BARROoh LOOKING
80. n, a.s cse,p-cost a ue- will be sod i0r orty
Also ane second saAmsnier ere p,oo ssis or bal
-. Alse uew looking glasses OF All kinds ard Sizes
n o- prizes Al sADLEY old stand, l5i william corner
NJ Ann street
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LNOR SALu-A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE IN
Thirty third street. near Tenth avenue 10y for cash;
for mp Also Philadelphia brick front honse Ia
Thirty sixth street Mig sth suitable for prvse
family contains al the modern aprsvem@ns buiit BY days
work. $4,000 rem I'm property. Inquire OF d. J1L
LIFT, ~ Ninth avenue. In The hardware store
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uoRsE FOR sALI-A LONG TAIL BAY HoRss, Iis
II high perfectly sound and kind; hiss been driven
single aod double harness. but has been used for The last
months eroirnvey By lady - saddie h,rss Tho owner
him Of early departure for Europe
Apply Dtches riding sonooi. rhrteeush street. Fsh
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

< UNIVERSITY PLACE. N1ARLY OPPOSITE WASH.
u pgou square-New and elegantly furnished parors and
the and second floors with without break
fast and tea Aso rooms the third noor References
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srppss DH.m IN A BATHING BuAHrHrnxSr.-lnforma-
lion was received the Coroners Office yesterday that
Young man--name unknown--had died suddenly In the
bathing establishment No 141 Mott street The deceased
as IN habit Of taking vapor baths a the above cstab
ishmeni about q week. Yesterday he visited the
lacs in accordance with his usual CUSTOM and while bu
s,v engaged 10 taking his bath he became suddenly ILL.,
and dcd before medical attendance could be procured
The eceased's place Of residence Is unknown, but from
.oe pspers found In his possession supposed that
40 wac engaged Ia business In Greenwich street. An In
ucst will be held upon the body Of the deceased today
xu,xp NY FALLING Down srARs-,Ichn A. wilkins,
rrour,or Of tho grocery No so Reade street,
suea Yesterday morning by accidentally falling down
s,sra The deceased, IL appeared, was ascending the
s,srs With bucke Of coal in his hands, when the top
step eaye way precpiating him 20 the bottom o. the
fisbt Mr. wilkins conveyed 10 the New York Hos.
NAL where twas found that his skull had been fractured
XIV Tho fall He lived but fifteen minutes after his sdmss
sioo IN the institution Coroner Gamble will bold an in
ouest upcn the body q deceased 10 day. Wilkins was
% wears of AGE and was native Of Germany.
A s.uos AcupSSrNH DRowSEp-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest yesterday at pier IL East river on board
the ship Tvsto. upon The body Of sailor boy named
John steedhof who was accidentally drowned by falling
overheard on the night the sth inst The deceased was
a native Of Germany and was about ~ years o'o. ne
shipped Bremen about two months ago and was ABOUT
40 return TO his land when he was suddenly de
prived o. life. Verdict, Accidental death"
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was adopted
Resolved, That n committee Of Ave be chosen by
nomination from the meeting with full powers to invest
gate the affairs of the company aud in the meantime such
committee shall have full power to determine whether
the business Of the company shall be continued or
whether the shall be discontinued once, and
what the shall be carried during the pro-
gress ofthe investigation II at all, and report to meet
ing OF the stockholders to be held in not exceeding thirty
days from this date
The committee composed OF the following gentlemen
Benz y. Butler, Of LOWELL Geo. w. Lyman, OF Boston;
James Aver, OF Lowell; Richard Fay, Jr OF Boston
William Soher, OF Boston
This Ia the whole amount Of the Indebtedness OF tie
company IA Il appears the books, Sept. 80, 1857.
In consequence Of the failure OF Mcssrs Lawrence,
Stone Co. 70 pay their acCeptances OF the treasurers
drafts the Mddlesex Company will ultimately become
liable for those accepauces which amount to ss6j 70l 49,
On the final adjustment Of the account after the company
shall have paid these acccpsnces balance will be
from Lawrence, Stone Co, the exact amo1nt Of which
cannot be ascertancd but which, probably, will exceed
two hundred thousand dollars.
Wool amounting 10 So ,495 40, at the Mills l.
claimed by Messrs George Peabody & CO. OF London. If
shall be decided 10 belong 10 them, the balance duo
from Lawrence, stone Co will be increased so much
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BaooKryS rmHAsxoSIc sourr.-Thc second concert
q this young and promising society takes place tomOr-
row Saturday. evening, a, the Athcnmum The pro
cramme an exceedingly attractive one, the pieces Sc.
lected being amongst the choicest Of the works OF the
great composers II the directors continue TO exhibit the
same correct Judgment and 10 keep their executive ar
up 70 the level Of their FIRST efforts the society
win soon be one Of the in the country A Judging
from the attendance the FIRST Performance there seems
likely TO be crush for places the numbers desiring
ira tickets viii have apply for them before the evening
NJ the rouccrt
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ANOTHER HIGHWAY RoHnxSY ON Lose TslaSp.-Another
daring highway robbery has been perpetraed ON Long
Island in the ncighborhood Of RvOrhssd. Mr.. Richard
Davis respectable farmer residing on the island vas
travelling about some business Wednesday evening,
and when he had arrived at poin, abon four miles west
az Ryerhead three men stepped up him and demanded
his money. The determined tone OF the follows so
alarmed Mr. Davis that he handed them over the sum OF
twenty dollars In order escape from violent treatment
The men then on and have NOT been heard Of since,
although a strict search made for miles round the
country by party Of four or eve farmers.