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Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

R7r What is the meaning of the
recent large reinforcement to WALK
ms army at Lawrence? Atthe last
accounts his forces had swollcd to
nearly one thousand strong, and they
were then hourly expecting the arri-
val of some artillery companies -
WAGt dOsstAis nsaA' Are tho Free
State mon Of tho Territory awake.
suspicions. vatchfutf Arstho mem
bors Of tho Central Committee Wig
ilant2. n -lL--M -a-aM LaLl-.Ln Nm
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

Ay WchavO received from Ne
publishers copy Of Paddockg Bdak
NivOr, published at Cincinnati, O.,
by PApDooK d 60. A hasty glance
over ita contents IconvinooS us thAtit
is q reliable and an efficient dctoctor
Of spurious money, and that II keeps
punctually up with tho timos. We
observe several new banks in this
dotoctor which we 6nd in mono Of the
others. though Of tho samO dotc.--
Terms $500 per annum. for Semi
monthly,sl,5o per aunum for month.
ly, including coin book and book Of
plAtss,
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

RWe are under obligations to
the publishers of the Lawrence Re
publican and to Judge Army, Of Hyatt,
for copies Of the Lawrence Rcpu6H-
can Extra, containing the proceedings
Of the Grasshopper Falls Convention.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
rzy. Tba Louiavillo Courier cav,

17r The Louisville Courisr says
that the Kentucky State Senate is q
tic, and, az Lisut. Gov. Hardy's death
leaves that body without a presiding
officer. ono will have TO be chosen,
which. in the present condition Of
affairs. may prove . tedious operation.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

nav Tho Boston Traveller records
\ rumor s"important if true" that
6vsin of gpIa has boon found in tho
lEcossc 1unnal, 's's"
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
1e51;.,'',slBzf5II3.. -
uI.ua1 & I &,u.ur :.

state In company with Judge Wll-"
mot, the American. Republican can
didate. Packer referred Wilmot'S
letter to the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee, who, upon consider. -
alton, decline sanctloning q discussion
of the Slavery issue.
The Missouri Democrat gives
the following as the latest returns
from the Gubernatorial election in
that State: Rollins, Emancipation
iSt), $4,000; Stewart, (Democrat),
44,652. The Democrats are conf
dent that Stewart has been elected
Governor OF Missouri.
There are five newspapers pub.
lishsd in Douglas county, Kanzas,--"
the Herald of Freedom and Laurence
Republican, at Lawrence; Freemen's
Champion, at Prairie City, and the
National Democrat and Lecompton
Union, at Lecompton.
--Haller, who killed Lyle at the
recent municipal election at Leaven-
worth. has made his escape from con-
fnement in the Fort at that place.
and at last accounts had not been re-
captured nor is it probable that it will
be.
The Republicans Of California
have nominated Edward Stanley as
candidate for Governor, in opposition
to Jno. B. Weller, the Democratic
nominee. Weller will most proba.
bly, be elected.
The city fathers Of Worcester
have caused the posts at the entrance
of the common to be set at q great
distance, SO as to admit the passage
of ladies in hoops of tho largest di-
ameter.
The President has determined
to retal n the following Federal Oil
GERS in Utah, viz; Judge Stiles,
Marshall Dolson and District Attor-
nsy J. M. Hockaday.
The city of Leavenworth is
soon to be lighted with gas. An or
dinance lately passed its,city govern
ment providing for the organization
Of agas company.
There are 24,290 miles Of
Railroad in operation in the United'
States of which 6,6O5, or q per
cent, are in the slave states.
-Plenipotentiary Mason has
been reprimanded for throwing his
arm around the back Of the Empress
Eugenie's chair
WIN. Fl. Seward, f. P. Blair,
Preston King ami others are recreat-
ing among the Thousand Islands OF
the st. Lawrence.
Branch post Offices on the
London and Paris system are to be es-
tablished in Newport and Boston,
Hon. David Wilmot, candi-
date for Governor in Pennsylvania,
has resigned his Office as Judge,
Accounts reach us from all
sections Of the Union, giving fiatter-
ing statements of the crops.
The sixth Of September will
be the one hundredth anniversary Of
Of the birthday Of Lafayette.
There have been SO, ,676 bodies
Inferred in Greenwood cemetery, New
York, since it was opened.
Tho friends Of compensated
emancipation hold a convention at
Cleveland this month.
There is to bo a National
Horue Show at Springfield, Mass,
commencing Sept. 80.
There was a heavy frost on the
low ground at New Ipswich, N H., on
Thursday July I'd.
Two factories are being built
at Niagara Falls just below Goat
Island Bridge. amaN0a
"A bridge is about to bO built
across the Mississippi At 81 Paul,
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

R7y- We are under obligations to
Mr. w. a., ,srILlwHlL for q COPY, Of
tho resolutions Of shs Lawrence rat
li6cation meeting. etoa hg 'lf-f
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

y Rav We learn from the Bath (Ms.l
!ssnGasi that Col ArAsA soulH. Of
Kansas, Is lsciuring IN thas cisy.sya
Kanxas aflaire. fNl
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

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on our Srsl page entitled "Nsw sceial
Mcycmeni," au't sep what II 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

ArVras~
Apor-ryRuLI On Friday, Oct 2, n the Church Of Il
FFsboe Xavier b. the Rev Father Deeync, " ADOv.
Of Havana, to PraHoPA GE,rauDs daughter OF Aoskasa
Tyrrel formerly wine nerccant OF the nity OF Dublin
HOLLAND SsARs O7 saturday, oct 81 al tho Church u
s Francis ter, b. the Rev Father hsysr, Mr. JozA
HOLLAND Of Savannah, Ga 20 Miss ELLA SEARS, OF lhis
city.
California papers please copy.
KAys-coasAuGEoH In Brooklyn, oe Thursday, OCT.
J. BY the Kew Mr. Wsfh, CT ST. Jsmos' Cathedral, Jou
KAys 70 NARY CosSi uorros
LlIuIJoH- HACKBUkHl On friday, Oct z, II tho ~
sdeno. Ct the bride ny the Rev Dr Far OF, lama rrs
yoHs TO SOPHIA BfAcgBuRyS both Of Brooklyn.
fBw oshAKsDAE la rcisifvi Ie, Chauts uque county
N. Y on rpesdal Sept Is, by The Rev s Wright, Mr.
ksss BwTor Of edouis, 10 MSS EIxABEra AA.ssD0,
daughter OF tae ste Capt 9eorge Msrsdcr ~ this oily
PSrsHAM-~ DarMMoHD -On rhursda eveoine, 0ot l. BY
Rev j H. scsrks, ar. wuIAn G. PHCEHAn 70 kim 10
sspBIsn IRrgnezp.
Providence papers pisAse copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

.eSAsxAsyAs, Ars, CONAN. IA IaAs
MOI Hr ~ y ~ ~ -.

sAiusnAy, Oct. S-eP,M
rbeIe activity in the stock market to day,
and nr The better OF STOCKS better prices ruled Rail-
read stecks sercvsy iowtr the ors hoard MIS-.
souri or advanced 4 per cent; Virginia 6s, TX; New
York Csnyal 49, D. Illinois Central boz ds, l. Illinois Cen
ws) Railroad, g. 6slens and Chicago, 2; Chi, sgo and
Rock Island, s, Milwaukee and Mississippi, Ohio 8's
declined per cent Delaware and Hudson, 81 Pennsylva
nis Coal Co, .; New York Central Railroad a. Erie III
New Haven and Hartford, q Reading, s. Michigan Cen
tysl, az Michigan southern Railroad 8; ditto preferred
8; Cleveland and Toledo l. It win be that the
sconr principally for cash and that there gres,
Gsc.ratons in the market S,oks generally advanced
nom The opening pslces Iros Central Railroad opened
at rs snc closed at SO cent Chicago sDd Rock Island
opened Sc and clced 70 per cent? New York Central
sold 81 80 cash. and 81 buyer 90 days TIE coal
appear to be ia ling faster II sny others the list The
decline IN Reading caurei BY the Telegraph despatch
rom Philadelphia thu: the compAny's notes had been
protested.
Al the second board ths market considerably better
In prices, bu not at s sctise. Penrsyvan Coal Com
psHy advanced per cent; Milwaukee s1d Mississippi 8:
New York Central, sh Erie, /; Reading, TX Gssnk and
Chicsgo, Il; Chicago and Rock Island, /.
Tho following sales OF stocks and bonds were made nj
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rho foe banks have $isco, 900 Of capital, and about
81 oco circulation, the security of whcn the State
bonds with = m>rgn CT ten per oert The wboio system
is sound and not likely be affected by the suspension
banks in other States.
TIE Miners Journal OF SATURDAY, In noticing the coal
trade OF The week says the canal again leads the railroad
the supply has fallen OF rnoe last week 1S60 tors
compared With the CORRESPONDING week last year. the ra
loses 80 b6l tons, aud the canal 2b0nskng loss
Of 3t,Sii tons This Ia heavy los in single week.
The trade this week forovv, excluding the
peun,yivsnia Coal Company. from which received no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

SArvltDsy, Or ., 1851.
EfcvR--Tho naFkst VIZ sctvc al ya4laYdayis quota
tcun TIC saies embraced about 1900 h5ls, n3ufrg
70 eco bbs for export At 81 r. ~ B. fof supcsGoe sss
sad Western, ,sd extra 90 a. IS 81 Is IS aaa ohS
ira o. IS as5 IS
WHEAT The raes erlsrsces about 70 600 70 600 hush
ss, nsuding souine,r uhis ~ - 81 20 sad rcd 10.
~ 81 &0Gs u; Commoa rod wostosn o. 81 os, Ssi Chi
cspo fpyi0g a. ebc.
CosS ise- n oon 20 ct0 burhels wore male NJ
&c &c closing at abort I0o sTtse.
Cu1r ~ts qgcs anr rales limited
IoEE2o 100 bbls meas, In lots. were sold =, sa5 Is
wiusKrY.--sCo coo bills solf 81 91o s7iko.
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Incrs Ase IN 1857

Incr ase IN 1857 ...,....... $3.50 $3.50
Tho coal trsco y rapidly decreasing The Loo for tie
lat s~o weeks upwards o. % eco oas, and should
Dot be suprsed II the oAs from the above regions would
reach frcm 30 ~ as c0c the ensuing week The In
far lat years shipments amounts 10 only
about IS GOO ions. Two woess ego Was l26 600 tons
We learn thai tso three hsavy coal EFns 10 pro-
ier dpring tne week. They al have sbundAnt asset 10
meet lhtr liabilities bot you'd require great sac,idos
then available in ,he preseL. sse Of The money
mGs,t Fem what 10 learn, hey nero tom 20.
TaSy suspsrsiors and their business viii prog uses
except 40 far 10 affected by ne proS<ns demand foo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

YEIDAy-rDIsD DAY.
me Convention assembled 81 nine o'clock and cpened
win cusomsry cevoa nal exercises Tue minutes Of
The previous dag were read and approved.
Rev. mr.. HAIcHT rendered the resgnAuos OF Rev Mr..
Moore a. . member Of the Convention, which WAS &C.
&C cd, and Henry Nelgs, Jr, On motion, was chosen In
his place.
Tns ssczrAsY reported that be had purchased, By
order OF the Cnveaion the journals Of the Special Con
yeunous from i7s3 lssI inciusve or 81
Johns ohrrch bad kindly afforded room, FOR ,hor safe
CUSTODY, and that the srea, accumulation Of books and
rsmpbls.. required re srrsagomess aaa biadins.
% have Tho regulate cork performed.
uIs rrrclP1 vuxp
Dy Haiauv, on behsn of tbs Trustees the Eolsco.
r., the dl.posshle fiud q, last reps-.sd ~ss
fi 500: cath received from Sources Sill OBS b2
ara ,%Csh' ... wa. SO as az q s
balance cf sesa 90 The sccumulsuns fund si45co Oh
bond mortgage sud ohsr Nms, mssins Tho total ~
,rmula, M fund sisabi The sum ofst $40 % vas on
scnc., win ne ncohsuict' Banking Atsoc'auou ct lie
rslurs $500 OF -h be osged " the disposition ftnd
soreSsr ar seci ina, The vhoe .cua yin be- re,uraes
within month The trustees alo re- orl the appreciation
70 The Legalsure for tho amendmsn Of tne acs Of incw
or,,cp the adoption of the smendm nj aud copg OF the
art the trustees sso reported mat hey had procured
decd Of the Episcopal residence, which, Win zoe report,
vas upon moaon, ordered 70 DO printed 10 we journal
ms aGsn AND IsHsw Classy FUND,
Tho trustees Of the sged and irnrm clergy fund 70
ported that the am,unt received duriuE t,e lsst
year for the objecu OF tho fund y. sm,'ss '. .ns
amount oypendtd The oh 81 tee furd vers ~ oos
T6 leaving balance HAND since pvestef ~ sos ~;
the whole amount Of investments being * oco ten
eIevsymen ocmu the number 10 shon surua' spp,o
prasoss mace, In The sgg egats Amounting 70 saseo
fhs report accepted.
yHs rslsuRU's RRou.
TIE Secretary read the rreesurers report, from which
appears that the present diocesan fund SOL w. me
bAssoe q ~ SOC having been errcuded on tns fuod
me issr. clessy fund paid $500 ~ the missionary
snod Ale a. the education fncd, el7e ~, and the Rps
opal fund sio0 1 making totAl Of 3sW 10 received
fw vstcus purposes, and With she balance hand %
coun<ed for ms report accspAed.
" neesa " w. HA,eHsi M resciysd, VA shs Egsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Tue London Times Of sth Of September says:-We
have report several furlner fail In Bristol, some
" which consequent too recent suspension OF
payment by Meer. Bedford, Dyer n "a African met
chants hessrs n Faydcu and Co, OF the Stoke soap
works, near Brousgrovs, have convened . meeting OF
their csediswv ~ the Offices OF Messrs Barnard Thomas
Co., Briatol for fbur,dsy inc liabilities OK this arm
are mated u from CSC 600 GO 600 Ga DAY
meeorg Of tho creditors Of Mr. Aaron Crcscld, general
merchant, A Bfisol, IL 70 be held The faculties Ia this
case are about $4,000 Mr. Charles saacs Australian
merchant, h0 else suspended payment, ~ih liabilities
amounting about Els 900 The old established house Of
George wym sons rccfyins d,ss'Iless and wine and
rppscy has been nied AganN Mesays. Per,sn Co. res
chann ship agents, end uosnssd passenger
and general brokers, whose liabilities we tsassd ~
G2o,ooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Dec. 1908 Dec s,s2s,4s Dco s,io9sas Dec so,o2i
BY reducing NE wheat -four the quantity II shs latter
len u udevssr thh yeas, compared vish Me CORES
pcpdss period Of ss rear, shows flups OF Of i,os9l@
pbh- " pew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

BrsndJstha pills The up town ohncs, as
L crus SORE corner Of aishh avenue ard rwsn'
1rsdxack's Photographic Ge@pis ar ara,
as sa ias en- Fnes No ~ S.s d.
Frerr type. arbrosy haiosypss. Visitors he
nssss ssssnsssss, aaa1, i from SicSs "'S''
0oitssm,sh's Wrst,ns Glass VIII ooua..sns-
dsn8 So broadway.
DEFIANCE sAlsaaai.dsE Ha1es-. WIN Pats-s
powder proof defiance locks Dopo 9a Pear
RoBAKr n. PATSIuk
OE,st.aoro's Hair oy., wig. .nd ro-p--~
sest anywhsrc sor sale and the prvs,aIv sppisd-
No. . AstG House
Bstchslor's Hair Dys, Wigs and Tosp.~s-
pnst 81 ne .anui.sor,. as srosaS- ~ ''' ~'N -"
white, Clear Skin and Fine Hasr.--.Josss
Cd Italian soaY so sbinxs and Joaes' coral hair o ahess
Fulton street.
Uss SOnt,inss Cream OF wild SlovsU
% children and infant Try IT, For sails sos Bro.dwA'
md NO. Aston House
Marin Il Co.'s Radseas Cars Truss OmA-
removed 70 No ve,ey street Aston Hou-s
La1rd's Wigs and nab Drs Against tns
world FOR their natural appesrsEts durability aud ohe~pD~
q IN aroadvsy near osn. s.r.s.
Murray LAnman's TIosds Water
a osianiy rssves he ring Cause y ssssSg
wbils ara reriun hss no ryal SoIa by u T. tsSmAs
co vboesse erugg. go Water street, and b. al drug
sssn, at 81 csns per bottle
Professor Holloway (Tnrouxh this asdium
Of the prts begs to STATE In ran great OF lot
ter wfs have b-en ade resed him 30 only
any ye,miuTs r. "her sr acie sod Win biz
pam. ATTACHED no Of bis 90, - he oonneessd
ersr rrscy or nNh ecy with any MEDICINE spAr rom LIS
vel ino~p pi a san'msns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

IL SOLOMON HART,
.. No ~ Broadway, -
Arc determined " pen their entire soct q sat-, de sres
br0caeh, aee end usiin csAtna covrcss shades No.,
Al greAsiy reduced prices.
h conssquesee y r.mc.,-. 70 ,sss sew store
10 ~ hguskwNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

ne quantity Of -four, wheat, ard barley len q.
gdswster during ihe fourth week Ia September, 10 the
years 1855 and 1851, 10 ss fsllcws-
Flour. IDS Wh~a,, tuh Os-~, b'sh. B'1ey bss,h.
isss.......se,e1e 672,970 12i0i 2l0,s57
lss7......s 9,17s SI2,l91 $50 s22 liz Sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Total SIX, 27o. $40 6,262 23s so6s 40 10 1913 3o6
The following table exhibits the respective Of
exchange held by the various banks, ard also the
due 10 distant bsnk, the latter being comprised In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Defiance SAlAsnAidsE Nalae-. VITA PaGAas
powder proof defiance ocks and Depo ~ Pear
street, one door below as,sen lane
ROBERT n. PAI1Iuk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Shoa Ing loB compared with last year OF "a g87 tons
The following table gves tho aggregate loss sad gsu for
the year from tho different regions by the dforeat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Ocidsmith's Wrttsng Glass Will CoUaa4ssnss
co nonoAy Oc'obera Terms - see Advertisement 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

white, Clear SKIN and Fine Hasr.--.IosSs
old Italian soap tao sblnEs and Jones coral hair oil shos
beautiful Articles nv sold sol~se and r~sa u SAN DSs ~
FULTON street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Ipc... econ Dec soo,77a Dec. 4ss,oTo Dec 1oT, siI
The aggregate quantity Of the articles len At tide
ws,or from the commenoemcni Of navigation 70 TIE sob
september inclusive, during MO pears 1885 and 1851, ~
rnlloyps-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Uss eOntslnss Cream OF wild 0lovsxs
children and infant Try H. For sss Il sOs broad
and No. Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

BrsndTsth's pills The up town onlcs, as
CAMrBs LIZ crug Of sishh avenue ard rwn'
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

FxrFSsvs RouRssY or frTxRs the publishers OF
porssrs spirit cf Ae 7ms In this city have besn SUI
f,rrr pretty arsc OF se, by the robbery Of their let
py mall and ccnsitng rcmnancss o. money TOR
subecrttisIt, sdverfinr 80 II seems tho osses Rave
been re'ng 90 for revcrs months psst, aud we're SUP
ssc fact charged 10 haze been caused by inc 9s
berssy Of employ a. ihe Poet Ohce Depart
uerL Tho strvices the 'pscAl g@t Of me depart
r,sn, whose h, sdqustege Ia tots city, wers enlisted
-ho very scor ssprned bise that the Missing letters
ere stolen After shey had left htP oct Onoc Al This pc
lief privately communicated % the ,omrlnnanh Bot
me txeorr % he .geni - obtain legs prn5f Of the ci
we've not entirely suocsssf1l feS days rirce, ~ No
arc pIo meo isrse batch 81 thesa raod nrrg lelers
were found secresd he corring room OF she establish
uert In question, under circumstance pointing
sporsly 10 a pcrron carnec,td there -iih br me
r,me ~ III n. Nisbos He vM subsequently
ccnfsontod BY the Posi cfuos agent -nen . fun
CONT sslcu was msds, embracing nos only ha
smbezz eept og the letters discovered IN the premises,
bus msny others which he hsd dot-oyed. He admitted
bs, be- nsd often been tho Post Ooc FOR the letto,
having 10, 10 The private box card used or ta.
prrpsss On. IL arrested b. the United Sses War
snail taken before Commsaicuer Bddshsm, All having
an examinailun com misted for trial The frequency
or uoh discoveries OF late should esusc ncrea~ed osnir
on The cart ~ end others 20 the custody o
their oorrespcndsnco After has psssed through The msn
In saty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

a ER1kEs ELk'TRO CHEMICAL BATHs-9O,Tf
Rheumatism. mercurai 5sesses-PRCr. VER0NFa
the Inventor from Ti8 To fT3 brosd hsvs~s
oGnnea too with other est,b5hm oui 10 the ctr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

Esrpsox's Eaeauss AND PUsAx's MONTHLY --R var
with . sigh OF rgre. that We took up this mosemp
syososs Of Pu.ndm-apsu nom i,s political fcaes
certainly one OF the sblea periodicals ever brouga
on, In This country. We relieved By nndlrg t>s'
We srbn OF the greater light Is quouohed Ia tina
OF Tho lesser emo, and that the intended trssimus,o
groves 10 be uNer snnihsuon. We prefer ihs 70 any
lingering process OF treatment Pstnam aud ns,ron
cannot exist Ia one ani Inc body Their psycolag
cal attributes though possees ia peculiar exccsn
ces, A. VIDE a. the poles asnnder.
For the sake OF high clam periodical literature
glad TIA. this 90. Emsr,ons Magazine has struck into
vein Of popular succes, which the high and critical
elegance Of Puinams stys would only olore 10 Ia spirited
proprietor Any aiemp. 70 accommodates NE latter 70
would result in . failure
In preferTSg toe porulr V iss ecscsc ur. Emerson
hss wisely eoosen ths course mon Hkeiy 10 prom,ts
interests and his sbsorpon Of ths unlucty Putnsm
into his evn prosperous periodical wi he taken By
other publishers - an indication Of NE course Of the
stream
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Lsird's Wigs and uaT Drs Against to-
world FOR their natural appesrsEfs durability
u ~ Broadway 70 4 Stree.
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Marin q Co.'s R4adseAS Cars Truss ume-
removed W No. vesey street Asto. Hour.
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Murray LAnman's FIosde Water
Should s,sLd BE- de the well on beaasy
il1 IL insfAnty relieves he caused b. Shaving
wbif rerfun hss rival SaIa by u T. l. Ann
co vbolesse druggists. 60 Water al drug
gisin at 81 per bottle
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Srsarckn photographic as0pis os ara,
Ger tlemen en- rance No tst broadway Phoso.pe., da
Ererr TYPE. Arbroy es haoypes Visitors 70 Tie csf Gc
rdapectuy invited 70 eIAipe tho productous of hs mAxD
neens esssbhAknon. Hour from 70 10 y n
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THE COOPER INSTITUTE.

,,r,or.b Pe,,r Coooer 70 furi Scientific Insiati
IN fhe CRY New YORK.
fPass,d Feb. u. l8J7 tire, -ht5s being 9,essn-I
TIE he o(fhr STATE Nc York yyressHct. senate d"d
4.s.Atly 40 eEaet 80 JolI,wf:
SIC. l. PEER Cos ger, Of The City Of New YORK, -
hereby su'hHizei - convey or osVl-s u ne toly
rofste beI. af created hstcs ran block Of and
. he said city zi,h TIE edice 'atreO1 ecred WITH
s stlu-,epsrces bonded north by A-'1r ptH~, east
by Third avenue fOuth by seventh steet, d west
BY Fourth ayeJUe upon such fruits end c1n1ian' ~
wcnd be btlt void u mare by Il s'amentarJ devise
for TIE tu,p.se If fouudrg and ess'Ilshings pubuc
In fifuE II ID said city FOR the adv incemsnt 81 ACT
ART uLIO~ouhy ar letters tOle,hI vito Gu d &c eat nc
sTo hstor'csI o lleoii rs che mlcsi snd P1o'oPb;1
.noas,ps rnschai zeal and ar.i tic models, books
c xites uctues ststues snd other msaDs o. lns'fuc
.ion As NAV he useful for that purp5se.
SIC y P.teI Cooper and biz s.sgn shs'l be, sod
arc b. r,by cons,a'ed body corpprafe by uhs name
and title 81 The p, oper nIon for toe adv soce
"uept If Scer &c and Art. and its corporate eN.ten q
,hsI CT mmeDce sben the said Peter Coop'r sh,ll CO
Wv or des i,s to il the bocs OF land and ed6 above
q eutioJsd
SIC g. The said institution shall posses' all the pow
en- snd privileges of body ooriOraie and la be
,ubis ct 10 all the abs and restrictions c,ntaned in
lille third Of chapter eighteen, OF pert sst OF the Re-
vissd Sau.es except that II shall be lawful S9 ssi
institution to orgabze aud Commence the uap-sc N
Of IT. bu.iIex ally time within brsa months after
such Conveyance or devise shall take effect
SEC. l. lie s4iIs shall Be cosduc'ed BY Board Of
CopfIol Which shall c2Dsr o. gyi !es- hsn ,h'se;a