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c0PARTNERsHIP.


(sOPAHfNEKs1fTp-IH HAYS THIS n Az ASCOT.
" sted h III lsetr and fancy fse. b.i1z.s
son Mr. FRANK PiFFET 'A' ~, e''''' NJ
y - --- : '-'' D.
N ~ - nlaas n'n5n oUh fOlis rOnhe
- = 30 ~ ~ So p-zsea before Anslse Dacsiel
10y 'o'-' ''''' D. rlfFbf soS.
u PIFFET " SOW, tHOUsE ESTABLISHED IN
Dealers In Rich Fancy Gods Novelties Ladies Dress Trim
mnes and General Fam sizing Goods: jel4 q
NorIcEIs.Tisa,Ei. PAlk PART HEKETogoEE Ex
HOLMEy aissoly The Is mt H. Affairs VII be
iquidaied By HOLMES SPENCER sseessso.s thereof.
WILLIAM HOLMES.
New Orleans, June 9Th, isss
NrOTfcFs-ruE uNpERsIeNEp HAVE ENTERED
fore eaeS on n s civ Nv he name II cSDY
in the usme on HOLMES SPENCER solicit share Of
WILLIAM HOLMES.
MIR. e. SALOMON Is ADMITTED PARTNER
New Orleans, June l, is58 Je2
(tOPARTNE HAVE RESEwED our
u rmsr connection - Produce Broker. aader ne af o.
WHEELER BURKF snd lake his cppsrtuny 10 return
our m % 70 our snds tor .ss liberal
snce ~ ne same ~ ~ - w P' - ~
CHARLES J. WHEELER.
JOHN NJ. BUkkE.
New Orleans, June J. 1889. je1 I'm
DissssS0 elL ~ Ton THE FikM on BREwsIEk a
ness o. 'ne 0d concern al NO. % ai'On aKwsrrR
,o-a H. H. zAcHAkIEi
re" o''e'"'' my o. io''.
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New ORLEANS MAJ a. is,s
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FouEra Drsrr.e1 cour7 THOMAS wIIAIaNs =. rEfdx
SaTSE II :sss s X e s fs,ss s e
New Orleans he above eaisd esa.s WI psasesd 70
y. cs ss "a sp5 rss. 81 oa SosD& he 81 dy
' The 81 ,ia ,s's sonss Olivia
TEKNs-c@h The spot
sheriaofsb e Parish o. csls~ns
ouarErrxz coga DE pIsrxIcr THOMAS wIILJtNs, y.
IN VERBS sa. writ ~ eT fSea. mo-
Il adree psF phonorsbe Qnaes Cour de District Dc q
gS5 y s. i esss % fsss a Gle roe ds
Commune Yes da Camp ct des Msgassz IA ysnse
pE.sisvs ssmrsss OLIVIA.
coSDiTioss-comptsa 81 moment De Naturalization.
Sbsrp sasrr De i PsroI. . d a
DIssoLUTION-THEco PARTNERsIIIP OF REED
s' sfEID I'll %' .sd
Affairs. JOSEPH W. REED
New Orleans. June ]. 1883. isIo I'm
POINT CLEAR HOTEL-TBE AsovE
~ ~ sses a % p sYsssd fs s.ss e.. ss @
the proprtcrs TO building which, when completed
m eomoS ro1E a Vs.
Point Clear e distinguished for ~ natural advantages and
superior Salt Wafer Bathing within hundred
Good music is secured stable accommodated provided and
variety Of smuseruents offered;
cry sfesoou fer Pon, Clear direct win also 60 down 90
Sundays. mondays and Thursdays a. i9oeloeh a
Mobile. June q. Isss ~ 4
MACHISERY FOR SALOONS ESGINE, very
Nl highly finished I2x2s inch Cylinder, iron bedplats
hisSs s0 Y nsh s s. double fined
IS feet ineh shsfing in se sections with nine Iron Oh
! feet * inch shsfing with three Iron PaIley..
pieces shsfting on feet each with lye Iron Pneys
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER-dEAyiEE STREET

VARIETIES TIEAIEIt-dEAVIEE sTEEE1'
.. VI
IMMENSE SUCCESS
MISS CHARLOTTE CHAMPION will repeat her great char
Of the French spy,
THURSDAY EVENING, -Jnhe f7th. ls5s-Tbe grand mil
Mahilde Mis- Charlotte Crsmpton To conclude with THE
LOTTERY TICKET-W orm wood, Mr.. Chippendsie.
sspoOrs At rises at quarter before
sThe prices have been arranged in accordance with the
times, follows.
Dress Circle Parqnee 50c Second Circle Third
Circle 25c., Gallery Center aud Quadfoou Boxes &c.
n8- Box ofhse open daily from 10 a. M.fobP ".
Jel7 J. ". WESTON. Treasurer
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pATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING RODS

Copper has eeh, times The CONDUCTING Of iron and
durable and less liable Again. single charge Of
electricity will heat Iron Bod thirty degrees bot Copper
Rod only SIX For further particulars apply for circulars
the office Of the unders' gned.
Applications for eeneiss orders for Stock Models and
all communications relating this business will
diate attention, II addressed 10
H.. W. R. JACKSON. l2,< Commercial Place.
ms New Orleans,
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IT, PHILADELPHIA sALAMANDER

tF lz1lJF
X@l3i EVANS a WATSON'S celebrated Double Door and
Hen ssjhighly finished SALAMA NDER FIRE AND THIEF
GAS PROOF SAFES, with Patent Bank Lock, keys Of
which be carried in ordinary size monnae This
make Safe has been very strongly certified aud
heads of Banks, Banking Houses Government
Insurance Offices jewelers. Merchants and others Books
containing certificates and all necessary Information relating
their character and quality be seem together with the
Safes, No. 40 Common street
HEATON 4 OLIVIER,
m25 sm Agents for the Manufacturers.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR PIANO.
AMP
ELEVEN HUNDRED VALUABLE LOTS
f. MORGAN respectfully informs the public that the
SPLENDID PIANO and 100 LOTS OF ELEGANT FANCY
GOODS. exhibition at his Store.
No. los Poydras street,
Immediately under Mr.. VIM. Guay's Daguerrean RoomsJ
will disposed of according following very liberal
plan:
Every purchaser of q RICH CUP AND SAUCER for Five
Dollars envelope once the PRESENT
responding number with the envelope selected is
Immediately presented him. and he also receives cad emitting
him a CHANCE IN THE PIANO.
Among the Presents be distributed areGod Band China
Dinner Tea Toilet and Tee Rich China Vases and
Fancy China Goods Paper Tables. En-
graved Goblets, Champagnes Wines, etc, etc.
Rs-The Ladies especially invited to call and examine
the Goods jel4 If
INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENCY
New York Life Insurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Actual Capital, s4O2s6s IS. and rapidly aecumuat-
ing-on the Mutual Plan DIVIDENDS 80 PER CENT. PER
ANNUM. Interest payable thereon in cash.
American Life insurance and Trust Com
pany.
Ohpita .SoUUuV
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALEXANDER wHILLDIN. President.
JOHN C. SIMS, Secretary.
Risks taken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on tn,
most favorableterms.
N. B.eBENEDICT, NJ. D.,
L. J. COKE, NJ. D.,
Medi, al Examiners.
ss-AgeDey, No. 81 carcndelet street, New Orleans.
j. S. COPIES, Agent.
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FOR SALE.
YACHT RIPPLE FU

~ YACHT RIPPLE FOR SALE-THR
M stannch but cope ed and copper fastened yacht
lvA RIPPLE, offered for sale she lays in Ed
ship yard, hack Bay of Biloxi together with her
apparel complete.
The Ripple built by Nshouey Agiers 1854
and has been only pleasure yacht during the
months and has proved fast sler She is AZ et inches
deck Is feet inches be q and draws feet
ply 10 RICHARD MIIIIKEN,
myl4 No. IS Common street, uP stairs
si- The Galveston News and Lavaca Herald viii please
copy month and send hill TO this office for settlement
TOR SALE-A FIRST RATE DINING ROOM SER
my4 S. WOLFF. corner Gravier and New Levee sts.
~ YACHT "CROCODILE' FOR SALE,
~ Rare Chance for a Boating Ciub--This fine and
Il 1VA saunch built and well known schooner Yacht Is
offered for sale by the undersigned. She measures
10 nns is coppered and fastened Throughout IL
built the best and most durable timber is we'll furnished
and ready for without further expense. She be
all times at the Lake end Of the New Canal.
GORDON A FOSTER,
a24 II corner Poydras and New Isevee.
- FOR RENT OR sALE-A LARGE YARD,
E with Dwelling thereon situated Thaa formerly
Iii Benamn) between Tchouptoulas and ST. Thomas Streets
lately occupied blacksmith shop and suitable for that puT
pose for a drayman's yard, Apply to
HounTON, RANKIN 4 CO.,
a24 II l25 Common street.
HAY FOR sALE-ls2 bales Hay for sale Apply TO
II J. II. lass,
a22 Il9 common street.
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STAR ASSURANCE coxrAsY,
have meeting held tie Sd Of June, 1865 and by author
Resolesd That from and after the let Of June instant net
profits on earned premiums shall be eqosy divided between
ton Of 10 per oe credit Of stockholders and III
sesJea ~ ar T 2. me ~ az s cent ON
jsi " y, '''''-' '- =, DsBUYs. Secretary.
ss- Mercantile Library Association : THE
FROM ~ O'clock A. n TO 10 O'Clock ?. NJ.
Persons DESTROYS Of becoming members will please leave their
Names with the Librarian.
Rooms, csrner Canal street and Exchange Place
d241 GUS. \. BREAUx, President.
ss-DudIey Lodge No. Go, f.. and A.; MI
URDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock their Lodge Room
Perddo Streets Members OF the Craft fraerna invited
s. W.; s. j. Guilt j. W.: Henry Bebee Treasurer: O. s.
SHARP ,scre,sry W. H. Stewart s. D.; w. g. Copeland D.;
sS,Order. Of y. w. M.-Washington Gem
slays No s. hold its meetings every at
Baronne and Perdido streets. dl2 "
Polar Star No.
org s K FIELD NJ b. .iPs' j. satchs
CT shiansr - s w r. Seaman A. r.,
81. 6a i S,ss: Il s SsI:iaT Sis3
%S 4 Hoss sOqIy seerf1 A. s sraw'rdse
VIM !" By y' order Ct Ct the NJ E S.f H.. P
$50 1y II. ]. sTANsBURY, sec'y.
ss-Quitmen Lodge No. 76, r.. and A.. M.
Stated communications every FRIDAY EVENING, at I
o'clock the Grand Lodge. Masonic Hall St. Charles street.
orFIcERs-seih X Field, W.: M; T. W. Peyton s. W.;
O. r. Skinner j. W.. T. O. Herndon, Treasurer H. j. STAINS
bury Secretary D. n Harder s.. D.; Frank A. Ba tett
j.. d.; VIM. H. Seaman ST. f. F. Proctor, j.. S.; L.
d2s " Ii. J. sTANsBURY, sec'y.
Rsr- Eagle Degree Lodge No. 1, ,. %. %. f.
No. Odd Fellows Hall. the hrs and third
third SATURDAY q each month for the comforting Of Degrees
Brothers cordially invited 10 attend Officers FRANCIS
RAWLE, Degree Mas J.. A. BENDIXEN. Deputy Degree
Master; z. l.. BRUCE, Treasurer; L. N JAHAN, Secre-
ty2i SIN
H4- 10. y. F.-Crescent Lodge No. y, meets
syery THU RsDAY EVENING, in room No |, ODD Fel9wS'
Hall, At ~ o'clock. OhcersJ. t. MILLER, N G.t A d.
CHIRON, v. c.; WIN. HOWELL, Recording Secretary
l.. N. JAHAH, Per. Secretary; =. 4. BARBOT, Treas
jy7
So L. o. %. F.--HovHrd Lodge No. IL meets
EVERY THU RSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No. 5, Odd
Fellows Hall at7S O'Clock. 0Hicers-ALEXR. PORTEOUS,
N. g.. A. DE sofia, V. O.: JOS WAGNER Recording Sec
retsry: B. DAsILVA, Per Secretary; THADDEUS d. VAN
HORN, Treasurer. ia6
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGkoEi

10 AMI LAND Nh1hcEr
~ for SAle-Removal from Esplhnade street
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos II and
MS Baronne street where he will be found early In the
fall WITH large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for sale
preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
business he intends conducting the coming The
ocatoa Is between Gravier and Common Baronne street
which the second street due west from the St. Charles Hotel
and IL convenient all the merchants and hotels.
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL,
n and IS Bsronne street,
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GLIDING, PLATING AND BROWNING BY
VI GALYANOPLAsTY, with new Process of Thinning.

VI GALVAN0PLAsTY, with Process of gINNING
BY G. 0UYER,
l53 Charities street, the Orleans Hotel
Gavanism for gliding, paiing and bronzng is theory fer
the realization of which long practice is necessary.
The undersigned has given proofs during the ten he
has been established in this city. that he has realized IT,
He add that the confidence CHI he has been fortunate
merit is due only the result Of his knowledge and
practice also the assured by his poby
He has for those who have been dissatisfied
newed ali defective work sent from his shop during bis absence
In Europe.
q. Rouyer, after than spent in costly expert
has succeeded in discovering rather nventng
process for timing by means Of galvanism.
He will therefore undertake the Timing Of chatting dishes
Dishes ueens in all Styles for steamboats, hotels board
my2e II - c. RoUYER.
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nAk-250 LOGS SUPERIOR TIMBER FOR SALE Low
" and convenient for shipping, ~ -
myl9 Il PooLEY, RIC0L co.
M DRAWING AND WRIT
ltl ING ACADEMY.
PROS. F. RICHARDSON will give instructions, day and
evening" at No. % St. Charles street. OF Common in
Writing, Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Trigonomery Men
suraon, Surveying Engineering, Navigation; Perspective
Architectural and Ornamental Drawing with thorough nstrue
tions in Skechng from Greek Latin English
French Spanish will he taught by Pro-
fessors Evening classes will be formed for Private
Instructions will be given those who wish. NILS ly
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HALLER ~ LAGAN, CoPPERsMIT
n

a HALLEK ~ LAGAN, CoPPERSMITHs
AB SHEET IRON WORKERS,
al TchoupitOulas ST.. No. Triangle Buildings
Are prepared manufacture article In the above bust
suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron BTeech
ings Chmnes Firebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Clarh
and other articles In that Fine used in the manufacture
Sugar at advantageous rates and In style OF make
passed by any house in the trade.
We also prepared TO GIL all orders city country
relates Builders work. Copper Galvanized Iron Tin
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and plain
Heads, etc, etc
Always hand Of Cooking, Bsrroom and
ParloT STOVES.
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand.
R5- An work done with dispaieh. Ola ly
nYEING-J. BoNTEMPs DYER AND sCOURER, s6
~ bourbon IS Royal Streets has the inform the
public he has assumed the control Of The Dyeing Es
Enlistment No. IS Royal street, and that 1t will be continued
the principle he has heretofore conducted his old
tabiskment No 50 Bourbon sreecarenl attention bust
in this for the twelve the public
j. BoNTEMPs,
ms0 Sm 60 Bourbon and rs Royal Streets
n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW.
VI ing Warehouses; Is prepared to accommodate those
DESTROYS Of obtaining Storage having large and
modous buildings special adapted fer the various articles Of
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with the
diminished risk in Of fire. eng all Fire Proo he
abled 10 offer advantages not heretofore attained:
DELTA WAREHOUSE, at the river-For Grain and other
MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE-Genera Warehouse, in the
Of Delta.
WABASH wAREHoUsE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street.
HOME wAREHoUsE-For Coffee alone, Fulionstreet near
The attention of and others solicited n26 II
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EWst-NEWst..DYs BREAD AND
IN GRACKHELL BISCUIT made from choice Wheat
slightly aprrent the form of pill but the stan CT Life
also having introduced the Caekne Biscuit nothing inferior
TO the English c, acknell, imported from London
Sold at much reduced price, They most delicious ar
tcle--lght rich and pleasing to The palate.
Sold at the Joseph and Tchoupouas Streets
Stands-30 Dryades Market, lie ST. MAry's Market
Dyspepsia Crackers Cracknel Biscuit for parties
leaving the city keep for length of time by applying at
mys If - O. GowANs.
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ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
soUrHERS FIRE-PRooF RooFIN6.

"a
soUrHERg FIRE-PRooF RooFINs.
The undersigned offers to tho pablo Frc Proof Roofing
tera possessing the following advantages everything u
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
cheaper than STATES does not require
and roofs will last As long nxsds NO
and when finished has the appearance Of SIQNE-
Ii is Invaluable repa ring OLD ROOFS. Old Single
Roofs may without renewing the Shingles II
percedes the OF valley hanging
OF METALLIC HOOPS may be made perfectly tIeht :nd
Roofs which have given trouble for and which
have continued to leak In spite Of all efforts ean be nas par
feetly tight
the atmosphere the and Is Of hss
II applied species Of roofs Hat o. nenc my
be applied to the sides Of houses taking The place Of sucng
and viii give building covered The extsrnal ~
pearance Of being constructed of stone. . IN NJ.
the roofs Of cars omnsses and seAmhoat< u fuya
uable would render railroad imperhabe when coated
with IT. they would longer be exposed 70 the ~nophezs
the water
Planters Builders furnished with the Southern
Fire Proof Roofing with plain Instructions how 70 apply IL
SUGAR HOUSES. .I'F
COTTON GINS. 81 "a
BRIDGES,
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Carriages In waiting the landing upon the Of the
boats, TO convey immediately the Springs
Ar analysts Of The water can be bad BY applying 70 u
WATERMAN BRO, Of Magazine aud Common
CHARLES CULIUM
my5 Proprietor.
4 lNsEED OIL AND TvHPENfI NF-220 barrels for
IL sale By li'lf ALFRED kEARSY,
myl7 X Magazine street.
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81 sTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE
lI Union Race Course, Monday, the 18th instsnf 9
A< Horse aud Buggy. The horse gray and Of Mexi-
breed having large Mex brand The ie hip. The
Buggy buggy and is black with yellow lining. Any
information Of the Will be thankfully received and ber
ally rewarded by VAL ST. CERAs,
State Tax Collector Third District
mycO n No 2 EspIanadt street
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L'OR SALE-SEwING MACHINES OF THE MOST AP-
II proved patents-Singers Howes Wheeler Wilson's,
Grover Bakers &C. at greatly reduced prices Also the
celebrated champion sewing machine for family Prica
SIS Sewing machines bought repaired, money advanced
them A. r. THOMPSON, Auctoneer l02 Nassau street.,
corner of Ann, rooms Nos. 2 and 3, second floor
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER lS 1858.


FAIL FASHIONS.
I'D For fall and winter
Comprising all that is new tasteful and elegant Also,
CAPS AND HEADDRESSEs
In great variety
Are offered at extremely low prices by
r. r. WILDE,
Importer and manufacturer,
25 Broadway,
corner of Murray street
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MATRIMONIAL. :

a YorYc MAN WANTS TO FORM THE ACQUAIvr.
n auce ~ young lady aud IN ~ time " both
wiling they can be made he makes the offer and
yOuuF lady need afraid al correspondence
w II strtty confidential bewan ourselves; The writer
well a. noble hearted fellow az be sund Any
young lady this ~ sending lew lines " Henry
: smith, Post oface, ~ Troy street
A GENTLEMAN, IS YEARS or AGF, WHO HAS RE.
~ Gently retired from business with competency, desires
~ make The accomplished and prepossessing
young lady with view 10 marimOny She must occupy
good socia position ana equality IN means also Desirable
Address, 4 sincerity with particulars to age, personal AZ
,raetns &C., aud stating where interview may be had,
fioyd NJ Spencer, GAdson square 4oss eoAce.
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Stanton estate, IN - Thomas ID the Fast containing 900
al land and with live AMI dead stock wheel
and engine, aud lao acres IN -pd few days
ayo Tor g 80 The ADJOINING csiate-Nuts kver-wlth
the quantity - land, also copper stills and water
wheel, likewise disposed g. and fetched ths %
$500. Both properties were purchased by NJ. George
McGrath, ~ - Thomas IN the Vale 81 ago Park near
Spanish Town, containing eighty acres 81 Guinea
and common pasture with large ard comm sious dwell
ing was sold during the week. out q the Court II
Chanoery, 20 Isaso Levy, Do, member d Assembly 10
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

The Kingston Journal Of the 4h Of october contains the
following rcmarks.The weather exceedingly ane the
October season having set with very moderate
large quantities Of various qualities of sugar were
offered several occasions last week but Withdrawn 10
consequence Of there having been bidders The sales
this morning comprise 40 bbs fair a, 23s per 100 lbs
and hhds. gralny Al %.
having been announced TIA, an American steamer
likely 10 call here mouth, while on her way with
thc mails and passengers Aspnwa groa, deal Of sl.
iacton evnocd both ~ the merchants and shopkeep.
ers who In hopes u reyvng the brisk and profitable
trade which two or three years ago made Kingston
= rather aourishing appearance. There isqute
stir among the small eating house keepers along the east
end u Harbor aud Port Royal streets, four hs ~ whom
have been compelled g. give up business since The steam
ceased calling here great trade was done IN fruits
also. and many ~ those who At one time male hand
SOME living by a. begin 10 make arrangements for a re
vva q the business when the steamer calls. Oranges
banana lemons, and many other descriptions u our de-
cous fruits articles very much sough, after by the
Yankees. and consequently, become very paying
business 90 deal IN fruits We remember seeing many
e. twenty carloads q oranges brought from the
preston abroad that the question Of Substituting these
steamers vi sgain be brought 70 the notice Of the Legs
iailrc during the forthcoming session.
Ills Exccllenoy the Governor has Issued his prccama.
ton summonng ue legislature 70 meet ON the 9th OF
The jamaica Cdse'e states that tenders will Ne received
~ We Executive Committee Up the yth 81 october,
GO 900 authorized y bc raised Tor Tie purlsc a. nayne
the lrbi q the parishes aud c0mpensanr ~ Collectors
al Taxes
~ Kingston Journal Of the sh ius, says.-rpstruc.
tom lave been given y The Land aud Emigration Com
msenors, by the secretary q state f9f the Colonies 10
dire hat three thousand coolies should be forwarded
thk IS md soon they could - procured AMI ina,
shma should participate the emigration Of liberated
Africans from Africa.
ANTIGUA.
Tho rlpcrF from this island dated 10 The 18th inst,
tn raa report ~ the Committee upon Claims fpr com
pensat1 arising ont ~ the late disturbances was brought
IN an nased desraich from The secretary q state
f0f III t0uce laid before both branches, relative v
tbs RAISING ard maintaining from local revenues AMI by
local ofhrts such military force ~ VIII by - presence
guarantee he safety, dignity end informal paacc q The
colony The weather continued wet and tho country was
represented ~ looking beautifully verdant bnt few days
- ltrSs sunshine 81 then prevailing w0al4 speedily
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PERSONAL
Mr.. BorAR RECENTLY FROM ENGLAND, rs RE
m qussied send his address 70 Cornelius fornet Asor
HOUSE New York
THE F1REMEN.
A sSoCIATTON or RXExPT rIRENFN.-THR REGu.
~ lar quarterly meeting win be held Firemens Hall
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, At - O'Clock. - . .
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ kusskR ARA sgEwENr,
Commencing Monday, Sept. Do 1883.
Trains leave depot White New
York NJ OBS W, White Plains train stopping all stations
Trains leave depot % Twenty sltth Fourth
avenue, New York. Al $40 A. NJ wnfamsbrdge stopping
all sisions go A. mail train stopping at Wliamsbrdge
All stations north, ~ "A. NJ Williams stopping
stations n ~ A. NJ White Plains train stopping at ali stations,
2Sp williamsburg stopping 81 All stations; ~ NJ DO
Tain. stopping Al All stations " Plains stop
ping Al All stations above Ntau~riige; Williams
bridge stopping NJ al stations SO " NJ. W9mshridge stop.
pinE 1T all stations
Reiurning-Jeave Chatham Four Corners ~ r. NJ man
train stnrplng at Nisnsbidqe White Plains stations
north wM. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

RETAIL THIS WEEK
"A FIVE THOUSAND PARIS
SHAWLS
WILL BE OPENED AND EXHIBITED
nj 36l Broadway,
FORMING PART OF THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF Ar
MAND 4 LAMONTAINE, PARIS.
1000 ELEGANT ROUND CORNERED STELLA
SHAWIS, WITH VERY RICH BOARDERS ats Dollars
800 SUPERB REVERSIBLE WOOL SHAWIS, ats Dollars
500 EXTRA MAGNIFICENT DO. CHENILLE
FRINGE, at.... 10 Dolsrs
And muufarous lot ofBROCHE and OTHER BORDERS,
Z, s, and dollars each. -
Also several specimens of HIGH COST PARIS ExHI-
BITION SIAWIS, at ~, 10. 50, and 60 dollars each
ALL MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 90 DAYs.
w. d. ESTERRE 36l BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

NfR. BoTAR RECENTLY FROM ENGLAND. rs RE-.
l quesed - send his address 70 Cornelius fornet Astor
Hnnae. New York