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Business BY Tsrmont Members.

OUTRAGE UPON Mission FAM
LT IN PALESTINE We copy from the
New York Tribune the following letter
detailing a series of outrages upon a
mission family in Palestine of the most
outrageous nature. Mr. and Mrs. Dick
sons relatives reside in Connecticut:
JOPPA. Jan. II.
On the morning Of the 18th inst, Mr..
INJURED. our Vice Consul. Brother Wal
ter Dickson and his son Henry came to
our house. Brother Dicksor's face,
hands and clothes had much blood upon
them. He announced one of the most
atrocious deeds that has taken place in
/ this country for long time. 1t has cast
>adness and gloom ever the community.
| Five men came the preceding night to
his house and broke open the gate TO the
yard. MIR. Dickson and Frederick Gross
Steinbeck, his son-in-law, went out
They shot Frederick, who fell, bat sue
c. eded in getting into the house. Mr..
d fastened the door. The men came.
broke open The door, and knocked down
Mr.. D. with a large club and Fred
erick was dying. (for he lived only about
half an hour,) the men dragged his wife
out Of the house, heat her and violated
her person in manner that would be
too shocking to relate. AT the same time
one of the men remained in the house
with his gun pointed at the breast OF Mr.
Dickson, as he sat on the floor. Affe-
ward, one of them beat Mrs. Dick
son, dragged her out, and abused her il
the same manner. They then pillac-t
the house, took all of his money. silye
spoons and what clothing and other thing
they wished. After Mr.. d. had givel
them all the money they had, they at
tempted to cut off his head because h
} would not give them more. As the ma
: struck, Mr.. D. caught the sword in hi
{ hand, when his hand was badly cut
= During the night they threatened MI
a DIS life five times.
+ Mrs. Saunders and myself went +
Brother Dickson's as soon as we coul,
= The first thing that met our eyes as "
entered the door was poor Frederick. |,
Y ing upon the floor in his blood and nea
/ by sat his abused and heart-broken wifi
+ with beautiful little boy in her arm
t and sweet little girl standing by he
= side; and there sat Mrs. Dickson-ht
2, countenance bespoke her suffering. tt
- whole scene was truly heart-rending, an
Ie beggars description.
= Henry (Mr. Dickson's SOM was ava
K that night, staying with his sister (Mr
D. j. Steinbeck, about half a mile fro
"A SIR. DIS.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-05

How THEY WERE CONVERTED. The
conversion of Messrs. Douglas, Wise and
Walker, three Democratic candidates for
the Presidency, from fellowship with the
fire-eaters, was doubtless owing, says the
North American, TO their perusal of the
18th chapter of Psalms, 9Th and 9th ver-
ses:
Lift not up your horn on high; speak
not with stiff neck.
For promotion cometh neither from the
East, nor from the Vest, nor from the
South"
OF course promotion must come from
the North.
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THs PARKER MURDER AT MAN
CHESTER, N. Ii. 1t is said that clue
has been found for the unravelment of
the Parker murder mystery; and that
the party who is alleged to have called
Parker out of the bowling saloon at Man
chester in 1915, on the night of the muir
der, is at present in foreign land and
that his location is known, and steps are
in progress for his apprehension and con-
veyance to this country. An accessory
is also in company with the party sus-
pected, who will also be made amenablt
to the law if possible.-Ledger.
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Tur S1AvE TRADE ACTUALLY Re-

The SLAVE TRADE ACTUALLY RE-
OPENED. New Orleans, Feb. rs. An
editorial article in the Delta Of to-day
asserts that the South has already open
ed the African slave trade, and that reg
ular depot has been established on Pearl
river, in Mississippi, where cargoes have
beer received, the negroes sold and put
to work. The Delta says the vessels en-,
gagged in the trade generally use the
French flag. because the British cruisers
on the African coast will not trouble it.
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Asthma. This most disheartening
complaint has been cured in many instan-
cPs by the use of Wistar's BalSam of
Wild Cherry. Surely any thing that
will afford relief from this painful disease
will be hailed as a real blessing.
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SURPRISE PARIY.-ReY. Mr.. Sebra
of Westminster, received surprise visit
On Wednesday evening last. from citi-
zens of that place and vicinity, who left
cash and provisions to toe amour; of fifty
do!lars.-Arglls.
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The IcE.-The ice in the Broad
Lake il about FIVE inches thick. The road
to Port Kent has been pushed to-day.
and the Stages to Plaitsburgh commence
their trips imnnediately.-Pree Pysss.
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COLLEGES IN THE UNITED STATES.
BY the annual statement just printed. it
appears that in forty-seven colleges ofthe
land there are 8540 students of whom
1882 are professors of religion. There
were during the last year 492 hopeful
conversions. There were 987 who in
tend to become ministers According to
the fullest report we have ever seen,
there were l22 Colleges in the United
States, Of which ll3 are Protestant. and
8 are Roman Catholic. OF the Prote.-
tant Colleges, lG are controlled by the
Baptists, ID by MeiIodists, s by the
Episcopalians, some / by the Congrega.
tionalists, 2 by the Unitarians. and one
by the Universalists, and the remainder
by the various branches of the Presby,e.
riaEs. Of all the Colleges, 10, or about
one-elghtb Of the whole. are situated ii
New England. The Free States hay.
70 OF the Colleges, and the Slave Statel
81.
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GE Never retire at night without being
wiser than when Jon rose in the morn
ing, by having learned something useful
during the day.
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THE FLORIDA WAR. Charleston.
Feb. 26. Information has reached here
that the Governor of Florida is calling
opt more volunteers for the Billy Bow
legs war.
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newspaperS,) and plain charges oil the
Nesc York Tribune, all tending 10 show
that the patronage of the Executive has
been, and is to &c, used TO control votes
in the House. But there were no Spe-
cifc charges, acith witnesses, and on this
ground the majority tabled the resolution.
1t is remarkable that no such excuse was
urged against the other investigations.
They were based upon suspicions-In-
formal charges-newSpaper reports
The resolution, however, will have an et-
feet; the scrutiny of Congress and the
people will be turned in the direction OF
the Executive, and his footprints will be
marked. During the present week.
some of the friends of Douglas, who
were in office in Illinois and Ohio, have
been dismissed by the President. Zeal.
Gus efforts are made TO bring Sundry Yer
monters under the guillotine in like man.
ner, and both parties of the Democracy
are here in large numbers, and vigorous.
ly prosecuting the battle.
Kansas Bin Reported an the Senate
Hopes.
To-day, the majority of the Commit
tee on Territories in the Senate reported
the Kansas bill, with the Lecomptor
Constitution. Senator Collamer submit
ted a minority report for himself anC
Senator Wade, and Senator Dougla
made separate minority report. Their
i no hope of defeating the Lecomptol
fraud in the Senate; in the House ther,
is hope, and it is stronger to-day thar
it has been.
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County Commissioner.

The following are the returns for
County Commissioner as far as heard
from -
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GANG OF CoUNTERFEITERs ARREST
ED. Lafayette, Ind, Feb. &c. The
United States Marshal for this State
made a descent upon gang of counter
feiters in this place at noon to-day, and
arrested ten or twelve of them. A large
amount Of bogus coin was discovered
The gang has long infested this vicinity
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From the Vermont ws:clsmsn.
From Washington.
THURSDAY, Feb. Is. 1858.
The Kansas Qaestion---Facts SnpPres-
Sea-- Debates.

The Kaasas Qoestion---Facts .SupPres-
Sed--DsbatsS.
The course of the Administration is
pretty fully developed. We are not
TO have the facts of the case, authorita-
tivelv and legally, through any commit
tee of either body. Such is the edict of
the Administration party. Yes-ihe
People, and the Representatives of the
People, are not permitted TO know, OFT
eiahy, whether the laws of Congress and
of Kansas, and the Constitutional rights
of the people, have been overridden by
fraud or force! That is the edict. In
the Senate, resolutions asking even for
the facts already in the hands of the Tx
ecutive have been rejected In the
House, a majority has ordered an inves-
legation through committee, and that
committee, which is controlled by Admin
istration men, was asked, in lis first meet
ing, 10 procure ali the facts essential TO a
correct appreciation of the Kansas queS-
ton but the resolutions for this purpose,
by party vote, were laid on the table.
Last night the effort to get facts was again
renewed with vigor, and by our own rep
reSentative on the committee, Mr.. Nor
rill. The majority postponed the resolu
ton, anc adjourned TO Wednesday next.
BY that time, possibly, the Senate will
send the Lpcompton Constitution to the
House, tcih Minnesota ANNEXED and,
in thai case, it is probable that the ma
iority of the House Committee will drop
the subject, and insist upon the Senate
hill. If they have the majority to carry
the bill in the House, they will doubtless
do it as soon as possible. If not, We may
have delay-but not, fear full inves-
tigation. This will depend upon the
power Of the anti-Lecompton force in tie
House. There is runor that the ma.
jority in the Senate intend to cut off de
butte, as well as facts. This would be
very unusual, think unprecedented. ac
Tor the Senate, and will certainly be re
, sisted strongly. Inthe House, the Chair
man Of the Committee of Ways an,
!. Means has promised to allow debate Oh
the appropriation bills, and now this priv
ilege is used, as far as possible, to debat
the Kansas question. Yesterday Their
=, were two speeches-one On each side
;. Mr., Lovejoy of Illinois supporting vigol
ously the Republican side. To-day th
u ball opens with a Lecompton argumen
n by Mr.. Shorter of Alabama. He is no,
a expounding the Alabama resolutions
=, which LOOK TO a convention TO conside
- the Propriety of a dissolution of til
Union, in case the Lecompton Constitt
ton shall be rejected. l suspect, how
=. ever, that Mr.. Shorter has found va
- to obviate the necessity of any such COZ
-. veE.ion, on the ground thar if the L.
compton Constitution is rejected, kans;
1e will be an independent Slave State, III
l. der the Lecompton Constitution, outsic
. re the TTpion
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The Army Bill.

This bill has met a slight rebuff in the
Senate; and the House Committee, by
six TO three, has decided to-day against
an increase of the Federal Army and
Federal Patronage. The majority of the
Committee will report for volunteers. to
he differed under the laws of the States
where the companies are raised. and to
serve in Utah and among the Indians, for
eighteen months only.
Business By Vermont Members.
In the House, Feb. Is, on motion of
Mr.. Morrill,, resolution was adopted in
structing the Committee on Foreign AT
fairs to inquire into the exPediency of alb
rogating the late so-called reciprocity
treaty with Great Britain, and whether
the same does not operate di<astrouSly
upon the timber and grain-growing re-
gions of the United States, as we'll a:
against American interests generally.
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National Expenditures.

Twice, atleast, my memory has been
at fault as to the expenses ofgovernmenf;
not as to the amount, but as to the date.
To correct this matter. l give the follow
ing items from Democratic authority
Senator johnson Of Tennessee:
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1910 DuCEdHdll. ESIlInaIed) II 4-JO0,DDD
The average increase, it will be OBJ
served, has been over ten millions per
year. In two years, as l have before
said. We shall be up TO one hundred mil
hans, and in ten wears TO one hundred
and serenty.fee millions! as it not
time to pause, 2" asked Mr.. johnson. /
rather think it is. An item or two more
by way of showing what this vast expen-
diture has been for. The entire expen.
diture since 1890 has been
SI.3I3.658.OOC
For the Army and Navy, 867.573.OOC
leaving only St46.O85, 900
that Is, only one-third of the entire tx
penditure-for all the other purposes o
the government! Yet Congress is nov
asked to add from five to seven and :
half millions per year to the expenses o
the Army.
Erecutire Interference nth Congress-
The Gufi0ttne.-
Some days ago Dir. Hoard of Ney
York tossed bomb into the Admihistra
ton side Of the House, to inquire wheth
er the President and members Of tt.
Cabinet have brought Executive patron
age 10 bear upon members Of the Hous'
to influence or control their action
There was terrible hullabalIo, and III
resolution was tabled. 1t will do TO II
restigaie charges against the ex-Cler
Of the House-against the Dcor-K eel
er-against Lawrence, Stone & Co.-ar
against Spectators in government reese
vations-bui it would never do to invesl
: gate charges against the Administratio
But Mr.. Hoard got hearing, and p
7 upon the record the Richmond Soutl
and Enquirer" { both Administratt
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DERBY LINE, March %, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

NEW YORK RACES.
NEW YORK RACES.
IN FASHION COURSE
The xaces ever the rAyh,an Course. 1oog Isls
nspes on Friday, The 24,n reptemDer nexl,

NEW YORK RACss eo,,u.
nspee Friday, The zi.n september nex and continue
swEaPsTsKrs Fuh ALL A.xs;
Four mil- heats
eco sutscgipsa 500 ice 81 500 aided b The proprietor
closed On he u, cly o. jas ai,n eight nouaIs fiona
John tmphps eh tszzle Mar anaio (garner Sue
eIsr Kutzs n Asmode % MaTine Out OF Ia snon
BY imp 3raeiee, 4ye<s
GU. Of sant Ward by John = GRIMES. yeara.
A. jobs nuner,s Neee.s 1, by imp Glencoe out Of
b. so . mohcsp, bg ons Znganee out Of vir-
gina ncso by imp irnssee Seais o., 49,.
iold out OF sarah wssa nglon ~ Mogsose years.
n a. besmsons Oh G. s,ov wicsme py imp Glen
que, Out cf soto by imp Barefo,L years
Aiso uckinso sranin'e or Tar Aiver oy Nicholas,
dam by Cmon. years
$40 on 81 forfeit oosed on the stJ a wh iur
J. Refer Kuzs srarx O' by iup Monarch on. Of
Lsoy tablon ry imp Trsnby
VIM =. eleeon's b. uoiseaf by Trojan out Of Gold.
d. basass 1tIoss's Neck, by Cracker out OF sale
John er's Jina Watson by imp. Glencoe, out
Of zoo Don by hr Leslie
saMx nay -swssRsr AXES YEAR olps, ONE MILE;
$ly snpscnptiop go forfeit Cosed July
nominations
e. Morriss ch g, By Imp Monarch, out OF Fidelity by
Also, b. G. by imp. Monarch OF Caasandra by imp
8 r. O. Hushs ch I, ssrbeam, by imp. Glencoe dam by
4 VIM H Gibbons b. Crinol.ne by Financ.er, out Of
John hunters -, by imp. Trustee, out OF Ornament
second day, Wednesday. Sept g.
TIE FAsHIoa HAM iost ~ EEPsTAXSs.
s00 sb forfeit and 625 oeslsredby tho Of
august with . plae valued at $1,000. added by tho
Closed the LIST July with siyteen nominations
st OF he entries their appropriate weights and han
Appro Hand AL.
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IsOR HArr-A yACtfr JUST Lsuron ~ al nosa "a
- 80 hrst m ths hes uaiefhAls. ~ ne oes 9aosrs q
~ 1000 n rrylpl And fpeed nnaurt ssrel Insy
st - 80 ttrY 90 - .qae aceopsas app y - s
49, 49,. sss rfrss4gp, or - ~ Pkf&ss, same pl.eo.
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ID ACES -klCHdOND 600 2sE. ssKAroaA sP SINGS,
IL TUESDAY Wednesday, September IL AM Is 1883.
rrs day Tue.dsy, September Ia hurdle purse G2O
.nrsuce s3n carrying hundred and hy pouais free
Ill horsss miles eight hurdes three
inchsa high, suT timber. At s O'Clock r NJ day,
sseepstatee purse $50 carrying weight
Second day, N Wednesday, September l5 hurdle
mne fonr hursles rules ~ ira day. purse SIS.
tb sLo OF $50 free for rostl1s
ned and raised In The coundes Of SArAogs Washington
bi0 three horses make q hed The
entries for he second days be mode The cu,
roens, he course weiu.sasv ish By II oeock A. Il.
All riders be dressed IN full oskey syle silk
velvet jacket breeshes and top boos In ALL
three uired make two 70 start Nominations
Joan tbs club their evening
the 18Th EpsaIoe fee $40 BY order OF the so Amsri
can Turf Ciuo j. BkEkMAH FIkLAY, Prssii.aL
y. RoIANp ssyrH, eecs etAry.
J. r. BLAKcHAKp, Treasurer
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BIyT.IARpS,

1
PxRFECT BILLIARD CusHioN.-vryAxrv pa.
Ten. billiard cushion is fr Ne sAJe rprtrv
YahlsS ade 10 order ard style as 80
r.nted 10 All others MsDvfscosy II
II r.. ".
Il rTrNrTor.-ws WOULD AGsts gfvE rUrfcs
n IRE only billiard tables AM saus rsra,Easur~<
II ihosp male
tSp CNrrvNnPN 81 No 81 ANA arees IN o. ~stv \.
s}om al. ORDERS sbould be addressed.
IMPROVED grLLTApD TtBLEa
- And continuation unshiona
v~u,. we'd By esse~s patent, dated
froeN February ~. 1870
-, 1850
Decemher n 1897.
ranusry ~ 1859 two ~ hla faeA
stvrrnsr. made So thn~e taNlrs Aa~r
TIE rs.r, y i. Nd Issy are a.w osr.a . a. .
r0c blizzard playef a. >rd ahle saiesrcon 80 ADD T~
Rrosaway. n n Ssnusss., - n .u. ssss.
VI ~. aRrrrfrff oFrEBs fbiisrd asss wstn ~
sock Of ne~ secord hat Prices Slso So ara
= ~1.tuyed combustion cushione. -meN Atnnssa -
&c ca tables repaired and ord.T. ,, %rulon rres
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

nrFICE OF n. JEsUP co, RAILWAY AgENrs
W and Bankers ~ kschsrgs plsee Mr. 9lesd A. smith
becomes hi. dss member Of Grrn tbs si 10 ~ Witch
viii b. unohspEed. II. X. JkSOP A 90.
NEW NoKk, Sept 1, 1883
Referring addition our former susspr-
prepared 10 attend the purchase snd sale o.
siocha bonds and other ne Board Brokers
rr by private nego,iattou.
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WILLIE DE FRANCE.
MArTEAUX ut MANTELETH
JEAN De LA MAIZE.
RUE Ekuyk ST AuGUrfIN,
PARIS,
whose aekrowiedg@d emiperce lubricant de- modes
causes sBItouslv looked for by The
HsIT TON Of various European espiiaa with view 70
bis lsdy in hs United States and 70
dused buA.Le depot where at
secured his iAt~at novelties has conclud sd
an Mr. W. Nscker zis. who. In future
Nil have trclave -onoi and sale Of his various artistic
producoup Ia New York
Tor The display Of the above named valuable
subscriber begs th~t he hsa
Leased m ssAby decorated he spscous and egsn pre-
miseA - "
Three dsofs below tne 81 ki.hosa Hcei,
MosDAv THE lsru INST.
Nth The gor eprlsy OF sn9ero and beautiful
msI 3 ever In AmercA.
0omp-sog
an array az al rptnous vslvsi rloats adorned wHh
CB AsrrJLY,
BkUxsiLE- POINT
fcfsr DE AfESCof, and
GrrPJ ne LACEs.
Hmsru.cer~d velvet c,rcu massvey cisbcrstcd In
mosaic h sS u Startling beauty,
sAxOyr CASTOR CLOTH.
insniy suitable for promenade vnwtume with
ar epdess v~siey Of nan yasAns travelling vfsppers,
- wB Mscyvrzrs,
vii. de Franse,
al Hrpx Axav
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s.oea p.seea he bottle. Beware and only ne
sza ss Y so he sS soS
beth All Other yesus blooms are counterfeit and
Injurious
~ ans gentlemen q The army and nsvy-s b SOLO.
xoNs. oprca 80 Albemerle street. re saily London
ss somsinss vs yIs., rovsr = ga rAe, goar,s ore
pcs srp-cye gisse- weighing only saeh
% n sRs as mo. y ~o and
>nd three miles They serve .ysry purpose on DE rae
a. ). s,e sie.siy seen a esSs . ne. rssy ,o
ssj.., cost Ssss arr nssSs nee q Sen :. s,y sad
nEA gases IN prsisreoee 70 Az osrs shey Rave also os
~ spormen, genetsn ard tourists TIE mos. powsrful
r rss sr s cs rs~ sr ss WIN 40 ssrs r
nomeNi eysghce, Eu ssow sistseay tnpers mosna ga
~ .s 80 ,srs. ana ss niles d,,sn,
80 . S sssr ard III 2 sssp M md
- ssea,ea y y, ssles.y' oval Ieiless patent
pArESr oLAss I.errxSs ~ GOLD. n1 YER, RUBY
sia. smssr IA army .h.-1 -. On raaor gsass no
" PP1issf GLASS IsTrsk %. - srrd-S, s.Y.
pAGEs PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR saw NIL.
.. ss, ,.ss y ~. Ssr rs.s 1ssa IN s
spd risd usin Ga. mills vii ssg firm 2co % 70 go feet
sr '.si I.ls ian -. ma -, = - -
pHoTHooRspHrc rAPsa-rHR Beat QUALITY
ia- .por'.a Don osrmsay -.
CHo. c.srs-s'.Hsrnr : RIOS sASurAcroEr
bort Scrs ssa y sr-, fhri suss clnsisnss, oh.o
= sssAAnss slsrs g,omgay snsea.sa.
TUE LscLAnR rsrwrr sKLv agsxsarrra gAs
res - rssl - ~hssssie . ~ .s,. 49, srg-.s az
49, - : - - - :, = $500
v,o cAsu BuYvRs seo c.sss poors suoss. RvR
s T s n r ,,ss rss y s.- N 49,
r-ooruAru. RKwxpY ~ HAVE A RE.r. csErArS
esss.r'ss sosinr sjay1s 70 ssss ssfs % s--ios
snsr-sss krs. : ssr,x y RIws q rrsaos street. nesr
yrssrsgs sI0ox-rnx LApEKs FAyOslrs 1T RI.
moves ~ rassas Fsced x 90 hrver q tine sad snNes
az ss s,'ssss do VI frssis.s y " '" "''''
HOUSES, soors, &C, WAIVED
A Lapy avn aKvrrrvsr wfsu 4 srsvfsHvp
n sfrts rgw tsdroum 80 srsaen ia ecfln nOsstor-
uasi be noierNis. address. saang anna w. a. bos Us
Hers once
L'fEsr Class HotRs wsNrKD 10 RgSr. wTTH
II imnssste ro~ssnsUn - anal family. o,utaeirg All
ssus ~ srs.is sei~ssn si-ih asd ru.niy drst
rses I'D o. 80 go $50 .v.slss ~ ahss iosa
yxr.srxD 70 HfRK Uxrr. NlY nv eEsrLE
w kna NJ afn -r4 nmNily fmrmiFsl hoa@~ IN %
vpsr sri q - er. Aedrsss fAahe efma AZ, Dos AsD
fostcnce.
yyAvTrr-Hy gFtTlFvsv Avn ms WIZ A
w i.sisaue fprrish~s medium bgus- rts - he NJ
sair-ss ~ fsi sr'sal.,. ~ - a0s r-s oass.
vutR1EO-A PRfvsrF bwEtttsG IN rug UPPER
sace ks,ss ga rNk.s ~ r~rssy taur,b ssseei rAr
iisus - W." b " HoiLy ~ 3 Sas.su rr...
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SAME pAY.-swEsfsrAAEs rnskE YEAR oLps.
$500 SUo fo.f ss00 sddsd by the proprietor.
IlCs.a tbs let aElr With four uomnstloas
John 1arop ella Gu by Imp Glencoe, % Mrih By
Wsgrep.
2 ksher a Kutz's b. Piclsway, by Wagner dara By
Cborister
wIn H. Gibbons b. ocldlsAf by rrojsn, OF cold.
4 nos .fos ". por~ elrs ch. Planet BY Revenue,
out Of Mira by Boston.
rAYs-PuRsv 500. HEATS.
Ghrr cav fTicay. uco3sr 1,
FURsk 6l,tO FtDk NILE HEATS.
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All which money decd be po'p med IN
of bad weather ihs proprietor thinks proper En
tar CO, D per u. r. AARE.
New yofh July H. 1878
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

no RBrr-A THREE story FURsrsTgr HcCsr IN
Thirteenth street Fifth Tha house s-ee
rvoms deep, with AL the motern improvements and
pete order The furniture and elegant and reqara
additions for immediate occupau.y. Apply 70 HOMER
MORGAN, No Metropolitan Bank, Pine street
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THE NEW MOTIVE PowKR-THI GREATEST INvKS
uon Of the age, 70 supply the places Of and
,lesm Wanted ssndsmaa 70 lake an n,srs., "a the
Inventors Alths wsAhingsoa e~ry once L. H. where
working motel be or 10 Gen. Lucius Pkin liz
nan