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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
Latest News.

We have Liverpool dates to the I'd January. Cot
ton had advanced to II, and the tendency was still
upwards. Breadstuffs of all kinds dull. Political
news unimportant.
Santa Anna is at Havana incog
Both branches of the Legislature of Alabama have
unanimously passed resolution authorizing the
Governor to call State Convention if Congress re-
fuses to admit Kansas with the Lecompeon Consti-
f,finn-
There have been heavy rains and foods out South.
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A CARD. '" .-a.
PERC1vAL GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL


ENGINEERS .I .-,
GoDD1N's HALL, RICHMOND, Va. Sc. r1g. nd
"AVING SOME IMPORTANT BUILDINGS (FOR
- which they supplied Designs to superintend in this
State have found it necessary to open Brunch Office in
Raleigh (second floor Smiths Brick Budng where they
will be prepared to supply-DEs1aNs WORKING DRAwINos
and SPEcFcArIoNs for Churches Public and Private Build
ings, and laying off Ornamental Grounds 20 '
Address Box 1906 Raleigh, n. C., "
-@ ..' or Box 1923, Richmond, Va.
vacancy for an articed pupil of good habits and sdu
cation
Raleigh, Jan. 90 1858. '' "'' Sim,
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lHE MuRFREEsBoRoUGH C1T1zEN-We have receiy-
.u the first number of paper with this title, just
issued by DR.. S. j. Wheeler and w. S. Orr. DR..
:. " "eeler Editor. The Citizen is well printed, and
~, e nrst number gives promise of much usefulness.
Editor is gentleman of talents, and holds the
:, pen OF ready writer" We wish the enterprise
Tue most abundant success, o.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

PROFITS AND Losses OF RA1LRoADs.-Thel last an
nual report of the New York and Erie Railroad Com
pany shows actual deficit on the last years oper
atoms of $685., s49 20. d. .-a~ ,: 20. Pc. .....
The profits of the Lehigh Valley Railroad during
the year 1867 were $14S $685. -s,.-- =:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

STATE BoNDs.-We learn from Pulaski Cowper,
ESQ.,, Agent for the sale of bonds for the Atlantic
and North Carolina Road that bonds are selling here
at SO. The latest sale in New York was at 931
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

The ATLANTIC AND N. G. RAnRoAD-We rejoice
at the prospect of early completion of this Road
The last Beaufort Journal says:
eve learn from the american Advocate that the
connection between Mr.. Stanly's and MIR. Washing
tons contracts will be made early this week. The
cars will then run through to Mr.. William Waters
eight miles above Kinston-about eighteen miles
from Goldsborough. -
On this end the track has been laid about fifteen
miles from Morehead City, on Gov. Moreheads con.
tract and it there remains but two or three miles
of track to be- laid. On Mr.. Woods contract, which
connects with Moreheads, there are sixteen miles
yet to be laid there being only two miles at present
completed. Or +.- ",..'.
By this it will be that there yet remains thr-
ty-four miles of the whole track of the road to be
completed eighteen miles on the contract above
Kinston to connect Newbern with Goldsboro,' and
sixteen miles on this side of Newbern. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY hoped, (at least by the friends of the work
at this end) that the will be able through
sometime during the present year."
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G. W. Nicholson, Esq, Of Macon, Warren, has
kindly consented to receive for the Standard
and Warrenton Neaos.- War. News.
We are under obligations to friend Nicholson for
some thirty names which he has added to our SUBJ
scription list ..r. ,.
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The NOrth-Carolina Statist and Magazine Of
Useful information.

useful l0IOfm0t1Ons
VUlRE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO PUBLISH IN
Il the City of Raleigh senIi-annuol JoRRNAL, of he
above title devoted exclusively to the dissemination a
STATISTICAL 1SroRMAnoN.
CITIZEN who desires to become at all acquainted with the
resources of the State present condition. future pros
peGts &C., and by nome 50 much as by our legislators
attributed to any want of material. There large
amounts of valuable and interesting information scattered
through our Legislative and Executive Documents and
Records which, in their present situation for all practical
purposes might we'll be in the Chinese language. Be-
sides what Legislative archives contain newsps
pers often publish valuable statistical information which
is either lost if preserved by few is inoonve
nent find when wanted, that the facts forgot
from time to time made by incorporated companies
and others engaged in Manufactures Mines Commerce. &C.
them to the public shape reference and for
petual preservation well TO gather from all available
resources, everything bearing directly indirectly
wealth, prosperity and industry the design Of the jour
NAL now offered for public patronage.
So far as TOR The hs. been ma
Of such tables relating POPULATION Aa
R1cuLTuRE COMMERCE.. EDucAroN PUBLIC lMPRovExExrs,
MANUFACTURES FISHERIES MINES and Social Statistics gen.
each. - ~. - ....1 y" .i--- z : 5t}ra - =
1t is also designed contain the Reports (odsmss Of
Superintendent of Common Schools and all other State
Officers and Boards; Also Statements and Reports Of
the condition and progress Of the various Railroad and
The STATIST will be put press as soon as Sufficient
number Of responsible names obtained to pay the
less than Of closely printed matter, making
book of 800 PAGES or mose to which will be added full
AT TEaasr:@THREE DOLLARS PER Assux-ONE DOL
LAR AND FIFTY CENTS, for s'x MONTHS; payd6as vhes
the first number Is ready puDeatos. sAiet fact oil b.
f Those persons intending 10 patronize the Journal,
will send their TO the undersigned without delay,
it desirable to issue the first number Is soon s. R
Raleigh, N. c., Jan. !, 1858. g.
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FAILURES IN MOBILE AND New ORLEANs.-There
have been several important failures in these Cities
during the past week, owing to the great decline in
cotton. Engagements based upon cotton at Is
cents could not be met when the article fell to 8.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSrRY!

VUNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST COMMENCED
IL the business by steam-power of manufacturing
SPOKEs, RIMS and SHAFTS for bugges and vehicles
of all kinds and they will be able to afford them to their
All they ask is examination and trial Of their wolk
This the only establishment Of the kind 50 far a. they
know in North Caiolina, for manufacturing spoke rns
and shafts by machinery - ~ 49, -. !!
The subscribers rely confidently on the pstronage Of their
fellow citizens to sustain them in their enterprise
~ TsT' 7~75 ls'1i t'' i'.'. w. d. WILLIAMS
81 n g. HAkP.nf'5G s4s;
Raleigh, Jan. 1s, 1858. ass@sf e-tf Ct
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HOLDEN l. WILSON, STATE PAINTERS,
AND
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHES OF tHE LAWS OF TEE UNITED STAT
Special Notice.

The STANDARD conducted strictly upon tie system
All papers discontinued at tie expiration Of the time
for tphich they haze been paid Subscribers sH be notified
TOUR WEEKS before their time Is out by CROSS
their papers and unless the subscription rene0d the pa
per DiH discontinued This rale from Ohich there
o be Departure Watch for the mark and res'
-four subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per annuns, in advanee
Semi Weekly Standard a per annuns. do.
,S- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM we'll the to, which
they desire the change to be made =
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- Ohm
- STON COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions November Term lS57-Reddin Strickland and 9TH
R. ONeal admir- with the Will annexed, R. ONea
Admir- James ONea-Petition for account and settle
ment. a.a,.. ~ 10. ~. 7. ,..5 far- H..
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that James
ONea Of the defendants in this case is nonresident
of this State it is therefore ordered that advertisement be
made the North Standard that tho sad James
ONea appear the next Term of the said Court and plead
demur TO- this petition, It will be heard
parte as to him, and decree made accordingly.
rs-E THOS. D. SNEAD, C. c, O.
llPra&60 IL 3-w6t.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-S
- SON COUNTY.-Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1851
Executors of Lteton Turner Charles Burs and 9TH
ers.-O.B B. l.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that part Of
the defendants non-residens of this State is there
fore ordered that notice for six weeks be given the Gin
ton Independent and the North Standard to the
ner Henry Turner and John Turner. and all others in
terest in the estate of Lttleon Turner decd TO be and
appear at the next Term of the Court of Equity to be held
for county of Sampson the Court House in Clinton
on the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday in March next
then and there to plead demur and defend the
heard er- parte. - gr:
Witness p Murphy, Clerk and Master Of the Court of
Equity of SAID county, Office the 9Th Mon day after the
4h Monday of September A. d. 1857, and s2d year Of
American Independence. -~T
Teste P. MURPHY, C. N. E. !.
January II, 1853; pr. $6.) 3-w6t.
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a. We invite attention to the Card of Messrs
Percival & Grant, Architects, in to-day's Standard
These gentlemen are superior architects The plan
of the new Baptist Church in this City is by them
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

Senator Douglas
MADISON, Jan. 14th.-The Wisconsin Legisla-
lures Democratic passed resolutions endors-
ing the course of Senator Douglas. &C.,"
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New Municipalities from New Mexico have been
received giving the organization Of the Legislature
Donaciana Vigel has been elected President of the
Senate, and Merville Ashurst, of Alabama Speaker
of the house. The Santa Fe Gazette has been pur-
chased by party of gentlemen, who design placing
it on permanent basis. Il will support the Ad.
ministration. Governor Rencher calls the attention
of the Legislature to the mineral and agricultural
wealth Of the Territory, the condition of the treasury
and the Importance Of establishing courts in each
county.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

W The revenue at New York under the tariff
on imported goods is in"-A--:-e This in a o,gm
the revival of business and q restoration of conf.
dence. The Banks of New York City now have
some thirty millions of dollars of specie in their
vaults.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

FAYETTEVILLE CoALFELDs RAnRoAD.-A Fayette-
vile Correspondent Of the Petersburg Express says:
"The Directors of the Western Railroad are pushing
their work with as much dispatch as circumstances
will allow. They have not relaxed their efforts
nor have they permitted the work to falter even in
the gloomiest period of the panic. learn that it is
in contemplation during the week, for an agent to
proceed North with view to purchase iron, &C.,
There are some two hundred hands on the line Of
road under energetic contractors, who are making
the dirt ill.," ', .. .-sif - 70 -. ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

Srocks IN NEW YoRK.-We learn from the New
York Journal of Commerce that State stocks were
sold in that City on the 18th at the following rates
Virgins six per cents $92, Missouri six per cents
$ss, California seven per cents. $e9}, North Carroll
M six per cents. $685.. lra,a ....er .r..A -aa.r
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

CONSTABLES
]. ]. Christophers, Dist. No. 1, no opposition.
!. D. Smith, Dist. No. 2, large majority.
Those marked thus c) we're the retiring men,
bers-the new Board thus f) 1t will be seen from
these returns that the late Mayor and three of the
old Board have been defeated, and that new blood
in sufficient quantity Has been infused to warrant
the hope of thorough renovation.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

M. Y. EXCHANGE WANTED.
II . KEMP P. BATTLE, Atty.
January 10, 1858, .H.. co.. 6-3t.
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Kansas Election.

Kansas Election.
ii The news from the Kansas election held on the
4th instant is not yet full but the returns thus far
seem to favor the impression that the Democratic
ticket for State officers has been chosen. The fol-
lowing are the returns as far as received: s
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ticket for State officers has been chosen. The fol.
lowing are the returns as far as received: :
ous F J. Marshall, Dem. Geo. W. Smith, F. s.
Wyandotte city, '' 173 ana 1858
Leavenworth city, 272 = -'.H "fE ..r 1.196
kickapoo, 1854 maj .. -
Doniphan county, 800 maj. ii .<~
johnson county, 1900 mai. Idly. ~
Bourbon county, 430 -
Douglas county, 500
Iotal, 4439 o.. f.'fi 2,O7s
Ihe following are the two tickets for State offers:
Democratic Free State
Governor F. j. Marshall. Geo. W. Smith.
Lieut. Governor VIM. G. Matthias. VIM. Y Roberts.
oecy. OF State w. I. Spicely. P. G. Schuyler.
Auditor Blake Little Joel Good;n
treasurer Z. j. B. Cramer. A. j. Mead.
Congress J.B Car MI Parrott.
1t was supposed there was majority against the
Lecompton constitution entire. In Leavenworth
city, where the democratic State ticket received
nearly three hundred votes the vote on the consti-
tuition was follows
Against the Lecompton constitution, 1884
For the constitution with slavery, 6
For the constitution without slavery -..'.. Q
Scattering, ...
Total, f .-.- ... 1896
Majority against Lecompton constitution, ], 1872
In Wyandotte city the democratic candidate for
Governor received l73 votes, and the constitution
but one. democratic majority has probably been
chosen to the State Legislature.
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PROSPECTUS
~MURFREEsBORO, CITIZEN,

..
sMURFREESBORO' CITIZEN"
IN OR ABOUT THE lsT OF JANUARY NEXT, IF
u sufficient patronage be secured will be issued the
first number Of the "MURFREESBORO CITIZEN"
The CITIZEN is designed to be Literary and Family
Paper political character National and
Yielding manly supper. 70 the present Aamui.tr.tt8
praiseworthy otherwise. Our motto shall be . wa
mi "NuAius addiesas Jsrors in ye,ba Aagist,;. be-.
Persons 70 whom this pospectu. is sent requested
to return fatbes BY the 18th Of January that
the publishers may know what number Of copies to issue
TERAs:-Two Dollars year, strictly in advance ..TiI
Address Publishers of the Nurfreesboro Citizen Muir
freesboro', North Carolina"
-! - WHEKLER,a4
-------.----. WILLIAM g. ORR. -
January y 1888. on .i.t!.. HLe LIT. -
MASONIC CLASSIC INSTITUTE, PERSO1
lvACO, N. CHEW. IA MES H. BRENT, Phncipal
aided by efficient assistantA commences he next session
Wednesday the s7th Of january 1885, Board Per month
Tuition from SIX go Or session Hsboro d The
nearest point the Cenfral r. b; South Boston, re-
Richmond DanviHe 3. E. For particulars address de
Principal Fo - .'s o. ~ ..c.'..q :. -a-.es y
Dse az 1857. 12lS-WH
I5uass9tl
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u-An prrwEEN pgRI- ANn rcrADoR.

WAR BETWEEN PERI AND ECUADOR.
day b. The Herald under the ABOVE title and must say ii in
ard unjust al through Whether its assertions proceed
from perfect ignorance 81 the from preiispo
suon e mset The public mind upon ms question feel y
ny is RE- presented under such false coors
Among the which have induced Perm to declare
is The first one according Herald This is the fact
Peru FOR the fa+ent q her treaties with Ecuador
Of The international laws which compel nation in
time II ueace q prevent neutrality from being violated
by refugees and these promoters of MT
buster expedition and they conspiag against
fe legal government Of Peru IS The right Of that govern
that the refugees be sent ~ place IN Ecuador
The ueighboFhood q H. Peruvian frontier This
right has teen always recognized and exercised by every
The affair Of the Gaapago. islands between Ecuador the
United states which assgred the Herald another
has Absolutely nothing 2 o. VIII ne origin Of he var. 10,
10 buy those islands in Which ~ guano ~ be found The
cause q The IN which unfortunately Peru and
arrangement with the former concerning The limits Of The two
countries sb2g intended ey E,sstsr e &c
well proved and established they the
II would be sncen, to an any contract INIT, he
limits should BE- clearly and finally defined % much for the
few is said that the President Of Peru anis his
P9S hs danger from vii he
refuse the Peruvian government the st Of self preservation
PEELED X S,sr oDa 9ssg y es
government The veil Of his rhlan,hropie inssiSa,
any repaec Of south America, says each one having
psrsn sssshns similarity c.s ana
Santa Anna shows bow deeply the writer has studied the
temporary history OF Spanish America General Castillo is
the fret Peruvian President perhaps the only
many IN those repnhcs1 who after destroying
dcaoria in ls4s loft the hands Of his
the which he exercised during eight tranquility
under national constitution When replaced ei the head OF
the government W lS he again left the provsory
government, and instead Of sending 81 his generals he
himself took the command of the against revolutionary
force which he defeated sera long aud terrible struggle
Peru bis victories the preservation ~ m present
sttuion. most enlightened and liberal and the
preventing the int gritty ~ the Peruvian territory from
being violated by nerhbortng government As ar know
OF Santa Annas history the comparison alluded anno
understood by any person the Herald understands Hop
ing the Herald NAV be kind and when writing
about these respectfully your
obediert &C, T, ARNaLDo NARQUEX.
Drc. 2 1888.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. -DEALERS IN G0ODyEAR'S PA
y tent vucanzed rubber spendars brads webs ana
All other abrcs articles made by combining brogs sub
stances sheets " yucaniSed rubber notified
unless the properly snped or labelled with
and by authority they cant De egay disposed 81
IN Inc United States Merchants and dealers Invited
anime ~ in store aFi give their orders for the
sprpr trade Undersigned exclusive owner Of the titles
and exclusive righa the patent Tor these goods which
brace al styles heretofore manufactured or imported,
and many Also G9pes 70 auiaciare and SELL and
the terms may obtained application % me at No q Cor
lan6t street ~ Y. HORACE ". DAY.
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COPAHrsxRsHiP NOTICES.
, LADY PARTNER wANTED-rHE ADVERTISER
~ Noori evening large trsi class boarding house III a
furnished. rany having $40 I, invest W.T. with II
opportunity lu offered only ti49e who command
the above ner aFpy. References exchanged. Cal a.
al0 liroadwsy rou 20.
A GENTLEMAN OCCUPYING TINS POSITION OF
~ professor NJ ST. 81 cutiJn az Relies Lees ~
Re first e4ucanral nsiii ~ California wishes y
- Ntw rk - " vicinity ard wJud Ike - make
a1ub~h rsiufrn = ur. The highest references
rvsr y. IA considerable iu'ueBce be uerhap
atyartage9usy Address Alpha AID Omega, Herald Office
, PARTNER ia WANTED IN 4 WESTERN Am
n Southern and business The partner havrs
deceased ION $500 - $1,000 cash required within The
neutwel In lnths Ample security flr
Reference given and reqtel Address b1x s5o5 Post Oh
New horE city.
pAKTNER TANTED-1N A SMALL COMMISSION AND
produce business who understands dealing ID West
poultry game, eggs dressed and other western pI0
duce. address III d., boz 100 Herald 0Hics.
DARTNFR wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN or RESPECT
ability ard educauln having aboui 5000 n his dlspo~,
Mh1 i Wiling 70 engage y profitable enterprise in
aid address y NJ. JOHNSTON rom n No a3 Boa
way. hel-fele.s eAeh.asel sna ample sc .riy ggen.
xo.n PARTNER WANTED. To TAKE ONFHAtv
ties DESTROYS 81 engaging II legitimate tafe Will fun par
tieuArs BY applying A. lO2 Nassal sirees, to1m l3.
e1an Il Partner WANTED WIN THE ABovr
'~DVU amount b take charge = ~ tie best corner
i1u0r stores Id city ~ York been lsh ~
ten years r GAFfNEY CO. 81 Chatham street opposite
80 ono a Partner WANTED IN A LONG IT,.
= Z.N''. abished cash business 4 zine years = ~ -ng
Pr1ftsuily b0 yer cent Apply ats Seventh a-suas.
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SwIss BENEVOLENT SOGJEPY.-TIE ANNUAL GE.
= neral meeting Of this society Will take place Al the hotel Of
Demonico of Chambers Broad
way, Saturday. Dec 4 at 81 NJ social subscription
dinner will take place at the same time Subscription lists
opened at Mr.. Delmoniccs places in William and
Broadway. and also with The subscribers
PHILIP WUAuNEUX, Presbten III Nassau street.
SAL ZcIIINGER Secrc 81 and 80 Bars.ay street.
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DFMOvAL OF THE OLD ESTABLISHED CARTER
IL mandatory from Broadway 70 No $40 Fourth street
first Of broadway where all kilds of aces
made altered repaired and efnished by without
injury the fabric Observe the red cushion at the OF
Fourth and Broadway.
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. AND ABINGDON sQUARE--A FRONT SUIT
Of rooms handsomely furnished to LEI with board also
s.tahle lr q gentleman.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIsL WISHES
"A sgamslross. has good tag ree
Fences Can be for days Fulton Bans bgdng ~
, Stairs.
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a YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL WISHES A STU ALTON
n 10 homework cbaEhs-wors srzal private ia
ssy Tue best OF city reference, Can for Say "a Lut
ST., room II
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY GooDs.-T1IE FIFTY EIGHTH ANNUAL,
Ill display of gqpis tys &C suitable for ho-
Tiav presents, AZ IIINRlCHS', late WerckmeSter's 1867
Prosdway corner ~ Liberty street stairs nov ready
fv the of his customers and public genera
ana he would respectfully solicit esry cab
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"A pg Of this rstue win be s ~, praad
way ths Thur layl evening <c az oclock Members
de aeetinr matters Of Importance rill be
~ .<kY MEIGs, Recording Secretary.
MEKfchN Gf GRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL so
~ stls- annual meeting of thus society viii nc held
ea SOCIETY," etunm, Second avenue when the cleoo Of on
eesn md soeey for the enanng VIII take place. The
For fssar Stevens VIII denver address On The Geo
g.aI hical Features u the Northwestern Ter7itoes'
/ BnTcTI0N or THE rTiIfD OF MORT hRA.-A GENE
=. meeting the lsraetes OF this Guy viii he held
Mozart a Cos broadway, opposs Bend street. sa
evening o'clock To consider the
above matter such action thereon is import
demands. ffends si humanity without distinction Of
creed, are invited 10 attend
s asH nMoE KYn IasSeT COMMITTEES
WILLIAM sEiIGMAN SArrangements.
BENJAMIN ". HART, Secretary.
MEXICAN INsTIrUTE.-THE GREAT FAT CATTLE
~ exhibition consequence Of she destruction u he Crs
t Palace viii I've held Mt The New YORK Taersas sixth ave
and nth days Of December 1853 Premium alA be had
Lswis &. MORRIS, Chairman.
T-ATR FOR THE "HOCsE OF MERCYn NEW YORK
under the charge OF Mrs Rchmoni the first four days IN
December u mozart Hail. Broadway opposite Bond street.
Refreshments al boon and during The evening.
MASONIC NoTICE-THE REGULAR COMMUNICA-
u ton Of Putnam Lodge No 1873 + and A.. M. will be held
this friday evening at O'Clock in Corinhian Rooms odd
Fellows HAIL Puncua attendance IL earnestly solicited BY
order. kAiFH kEf SOI4DS Secretary.
NvoTICE.-PROPcSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ny THE
IN subscriber hng about 20 ZOO yards of dirt
head about midway between Tompkinsvie Sapeon
Island MiNTHORNE rOMPkINS
AT the Port Wardens office, 100 Wall street, n. Y