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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20

We have had the privilege of exam
lining the detailed statements Of the ship
ments Of produce and merchandise from
this place during the last year, made up
with great care and accuracy by Mr..
Patrick Burke for the Board Of Trade
Like Mr.. Burke's returns of the city
census, he has not put down a figure
without evidence that it belonged to the
enumeration. He has taken the ship
ping books and bills Of lading of the
principal houses, and from these anthem
tic sources he has picked up the articles
and laboriously collated and arranged
them. He has taken nothing from gen.
eral statements and estimates, but gone
to the record Of every shipment. His
statements will be under rather than ex.
coed the truth; for many small transac-
tons by small and casual dealers, will
have escaped his investigations. The
year 1856 was short crop year, espec-
tally in the region Of country OF which
our city is the commercial centre. The
amount of the crop shipped was far be-
low the average. The tables collected
for the use Of the Board of Trade, en-
brace only the business from July 1855
to July 1857, which of course includes
only the transactions connected with the
crop of 1856. The exhibit, under these
circumstances, will surprise our own cit
liens, by its unexpectedly large footings
The table before us contains only state.
ment of the shipments of the large
Wholesale Houses and Commission Mer'
chants, and for want Of authentic data
omits those made by casual shippers and
smaller dealers. LWe select from Tho
statement some OF the leading articles:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20

"a The Fort Wayne Times states that
Judge Worden is about to resign his office as
incumbent on the Circuit Bench, and be ap-
pointed to the Supreme Bench and that
Reuben j. Dawson Of Spencerville, will fill
the place vacated by Judge worden.
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URIE,S Pillow FACTORY,

an the corner Of Eighth and Division street, Evans
~ vile. He will he found
manufacturing all kinds Of Steel SN@&lzD
Plows, Uric Improved, Peacocks N
Demans, Jumpers and Improved sns0nzYH$n
Coulter Snbsoi, and complete Sod Flows, with Cen
ire Draft stocks, Shovels and Urie's new invented
Gopher Plow with two or three pows TO one stock &c
all OF which is made in the best and neatest manner
which will sell 1t Wholesale and retail. :
p ST. also will do all kinds OF pillow mendine both
stock and Iron and pillow laying, done up good order.
janl9-w2w l. TRIE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20

The decline in the quantity of lard
shipped is unaccounted for. The falling
off in the shipments of wheat is attribu-
ted to the poor cropof 1856. The Beard
Of Trade will render o valuable and i'm
portant service to the city by the annual
collection and publication of these statis-
tics, and If it shall confer no other bene-
fit, its organization should be maintain
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20

50 DIR. Chas. Mckay, the English song
writer, was to have lectured last night before
the Mercantile Library Association of Gin
cinnati.
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A Retired Physician.

SENENTT-FIvE years Of age, having lost his
- Father, two Brothers, Daughter, Son in-Law,
Nephews and Neces, by that dreadful disease, CON.
SUMPTION, and suffering with Cough himself, de-
where he discovered a PREVENTIVE and GER.
TAIN CURE for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, con-
SUMPTION, Nervous Debility and Asthma. His
cough was cured Immediately; he returned, cured his
Relatives. who inherited the disease and in connect
i'm with his Son have employed IL in their practice,
curing thousands of cases considered hopeless by
others. Fer the purpose Of rescuing many Of his
suffering feIowbeings as possible, he Is sending the
recipe 10 all who wish II for 10 cents OF 20 pay the
postage, and the balance printing. Address Doctors
HEATH, No. l0l Spring street, opposite Sc. Nicholas
Hotel, New York. janle-dAw1m
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PROF. DE GRATH,S
E. &C TRIO OIL.

THE ELECTRIC OIL.-EIectric Curcs-Pa:n is
the premonitor Of death, relieve the pain and you
Prof. Degrahs Electric Oil is the marvel of the age
for the following, mot everything; Cures Rheuna
tism often IN a day; Cures Neuralgia, Toothache two
ienutes; Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes;
Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three DAYS:
Neck, Ague, one night; Cures Piles. Swelled Glands
ten days; Cures Felons, Broken Breasts. Salt Rheum
two to six days; Cures Hemouhage, Scrofula, Alb
cess six to ten days. Cures Frosted Feet and Chill
bains to three day s, Cures Ague and Fever one
to two days and all nervous and scrcfulous affections
the Back. Breast, &c., in two days,
As example OF the estimation in which il Is held
by of the ablest jursts and writers ON Law &c. an
this country we will give letter received by Prof
we'll known Monthly Law Maeaaine, Is broadway,
New York. word OF such testimony Is of more
weight among the best classes Of the country, than
volumns from unknown sources:
GIRARp HOUSE, Philadelphia, May 9Th, IS6.
Prof Charles De Grath-I freely give il as my opin-
ion that your sElectric 0il'is among the most won
derful remedies OF modern times At the earnest
quest Of lady who alleged she had been relieved Of
most anfu affection by lis use, was induced to-
try bottle, though at the time Of purchasing fully
believed il to be quack medicine and catch penny
humbug. But trial convDces me that il does pos
sess magic power, and its use viii prove blessing
to suffering humanity:
and my neck Became 50 much swollen and painful,
that could not turn my head.
by my phys stefan, last evening tried your Electric
OIL This morning am well, the relief having been
Yours very truely,
JOHN LIVINGSTON.
Editor Monthly Law Magazine,
l57 Broadway & 100 West Fourteenth 81, n. \.
Mr.. Livingston belongs to old wealthy and high
y respectable family Of the 6rst settlers ef New
above letter, which will be answered with pleasure
CArTroS.-There Numerous imitation: sprung
mp on the renntation that my article has acquired.
d, cso.lmdSw ~
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NOTICE.
3 DR., j. BORDLEY.
Formerly Of Henderson, Ky.)

IFOrmerIy OF Hendefson, kyJ
"OCLD respectfully inform r. citizens of Ev-
w ansville and vicinity that he has taken rooms a
few doors aboye the Postofice, where he be
and consutet as tothe proper treatment to preserve
the teeth and relieve diseased gums. womb here
mark that diseased teeth and gums cause weak eyes,
headache, eaIache, Deafness diseases OF the stomach
The worst cases Of dyspepsia connected with dis
eases OF the mouth; many suffer for years land when
the cause is found out proce, ds from some derange
ment OF the mouth. number Of my patients can
testify to this fact jan1.tf
N. b. Chloroform administered when desired.
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GROCERIES AND MERCHANT,

The table contains only the shipments
made by steamboats,, railroad and canal, and
makes no account of the large amount sold
to the country trade and taken from the city
in wagons, which forms, we presume, one
third of our trade, in the various lines of bu-
siness
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There are infinite varieties ofsmaller items
which we omit. Those given arc all en-
braced in the business operations of tho fol-
lowing thirty-four firms:
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STORAGE WANTED.
IMPORTANT TO THE
DEAF AND BLIND.

DIR. Mcleod, OF SCOTLAND,
Proprietor Of the Institution for the Deaf, ST. Loris,
Missouri. @
HAS ARRIVED IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
Hotel, Room No. 10 up stairs. Early attention is de-
~ DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE
HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR, MOUTH
or Nostrils entirely removed.
will prove perfect absorption of the iCataract" and
restore permanent vision to the eye without the use Of
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
and du@ 30" the ys ase vino as eep deal
let fever Hearing Of DIR. Mcleod, brought my son
to him. and in three weeks under his hands he began
TO give signs of hearing; and at the expiration Of
weeks he could hear WE'LL and is rapidly learning
TO speak. MAKE this statement unsolicited, aDc for
the good OF an afflicted community.
st. Paul, Feb. 1885, ALEX. C.. MORTON.
have been suffering with deafness, and many Of the
ills accompanying deafness, from my infancy, which
tressing that could rest neither day nor night nnd
looked Tor relief only in the grave. A. length vas
Of this city. Trembling between hope and fear, sut
mitted my SsEse to this gentleman. Beyond my most
ment by DR.. Mcleod, am in the enjoyment OF per.
feet hearing aud my head IL free from all those ds-
en-. Any person wishing to see me- can find me at my
residence No. ITO Fifty street; cu,yn,r,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 1855.
have been deaf in both my ears for many years
which al ction affected my mind, that life ITSELF at
times, became a burden, and almost uncomfortable to
have been restored perfect hearing by Dr. Mcfeod
Ear Infrmary, corner Fourth and Oliver streets. In
his first examination of my he stated that in six
operations he would give perfect he1rng and true
To- his word, at the sixth operation, heard, and
ears, that obliged to partially stop them with
cotton, until could get used 70 It, Those wishing to
see me can call At the steamer Parthenia.
PHILLIP SHELL,
Steamer Parthenia.
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SAVINGS BANK LIST.
MAINE, par

Rates at which the following Bank Notes are bought
or received ON deposit at the Savings Bank, Evans
vile. Corrected weekly.
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FOR LOUISVILLE

n Cn THE fine packet steamer d.
:. Vile and Louisville, leaving
Evansville every Sunday and Thursday.
janl9 PIG. ORILEY,& co.
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KII,LED OR STOLEN

a WHITE AND BLACK SETTER DOG: to re-
"A cover the dog will give FIVE DOLLARS,
and for evidence which will convict the brute who
killed, the thief who stole him, will give five
dollars additional. u. G.. KEATS
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NOTICE.

N notify ing the public of my retirement from bus
II ness, beg leave to tender them, and my friends
and patrons particularly, my thanks for rast favors
consideration my successor, JACOB STRAUB, who
undoubtedly, will justify all expectations OF my
friends. .., A. WALDKIRCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20
House for Rent and Valuable Fur.
- niture for Sale.

HAVING determined to remove to Louisville in
IL the spring, will Rent the Large New Dwell
lingI now occupy, and will Sell my Furniture, con-
ssting of excellent Rosewood Piano, and all Of my
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Persons wanting
any such Furniture will find il TO their interest call
at my residence, on Oak street, between Second and
Third streets. Possession given Immediately.
ian a-d2w. JNO. WOODSON HUGHES.
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JACOB STRAUB,

bought the entire stock of Mr.. WALDKIRCH'S hard
wire store intends to carry on the business hereto
fore, and will be happy to Mr.. IS old custom.
ers, well his friends and public in general with
No. GOODS, and at the LOWEST PRICES.
ian 9-dlm. =
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rO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
RIA II 4 s .

One square, (ten lines or less), one time, Scots.
Three times. u 90
Two weeks, 4: ): -: :: 50
One month";, "a 90
Three months, {: - SO
Six months, -: 10 20
One year, I: Is 90
81 Discount on larger advertisements.
80 Cards Of six lines or under, $40 per annum.
IL No ''till forbid" advertisementsreceved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20

This item embraces only the quantity ia
ken from the city wharf. There was was a
large amount taken from the farms on the
river, in this vicinity that was actually ship
ped b your citizens.
Sacks of oats. Observation-Disclosures. 1920
Sacks of wheat. ................ 25,6s9
TOBACCO.
Hhds of leaf tobacco. ......... 9,759
Boxes of manufactured tobacco. 1858
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Payments 10 Re made in all cases in advance. Money
current in the State where issued viii be received at
par.
A discount OF twenty-five per cent will be allowed
clubs. -Four copies of Dackwood, or Of one Review
will be sent to address for co. four copies of the
four Reviews and Blackwood for eco; and so on.
The POSTAGE to any part Of the United States will
be but twenty four cents year for Biackwood and
but fourteen cents year for each Of the Reviews.
janl9 II
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$50 OR $50 REWARD.

MY STORE. in Cannelton, Perry county, Ind.
1vl robbed the night Of the 9TH inst, OF the
Case Watches, and one open face Lapne Watch; also
large lot Of Jewelry, consisting OF Breastpins. Ear
Knives and Razors, with a quantity Of Irish Linen,
Snk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing:
will give ESQ for the Apprehension Of the thief, OF
q 4 5 O for the thief and goods. Address
jan 2 4w NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
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RRAN! BRAN! BRAN - rr-...rr-
u 5000 bushels Bran received per Railroad by
Z.H.COOK SON.
CIGARS
~ 75 Mats Cinnamon; ~ Ut
sale hv T. a n HEINANN
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h.- -.agl CARD. rar' F~fvH
HAVING purchased the interest Of ii ]. Hart in
- the Boot and Shoe business the undersigned
takes pleasure in informing his friends that
the business will continue to be carried on at the
building toe Post Office First street where he
will be thankful TO receive orders and attend 10 the
wants Of his many patrons. -,
THOMAS CURNICK.
general assortment OF Gentlemens, Ladies, Mis-
ses Boys, Ionths and Child, Boots and Shoes kept
constantly on hand. jan7-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31
Bombardment OF Jiddah.

odah (Arsbs) t0mbar led by the British steamer
elops, in consequenf ., 10 s. I'd, d .he delay OF Tho
turkish authorities In granting rprsion for rss ns
massacre there Of tn Ensusn Coosul and others me
cyelops shelsd the city for Ave days. when Poems.
mo rurssh Commissioner, smelly made his aop,sros In
NE place and promised 10 arrange tho matter He subse
qseny executed eleven Of the Aaassns and rent four
osners 70 C'nss'n'nope TO se deal. with there BY tho
Sultan. The oyciops then TOOK her departure.
me despatch conveying the ahove intelligence gives 10
account Of the extent OF the damage done ddsh By
the bombardment, Of the immediate ,eyaocs vh,eh
pelled The commander Of the oyclops 70 no sammsrv
proceeding prev iousy understood that no vas
10 await the arrival Of hmAl Pscha before st,ur 70
exyemls.es
TIE bombsrdment Of Jddah by The En- ,sh has caused
great sensation in France
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THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY AND THE
CARRIE

TO TIE EptTOR or rur rFRAIp.
WI you peace cJfrtc the sttlsuert "a 70 n1rr1wr
Issue N Vie eIsea hat ths msmbers III IA A-rstnus
bprsy Aseocainn sll meet ths (Tnsldagl evening, AZ
eph &c OR, ~ nicD Bail, instead % 'flssg a a.
incorrectly ssied. ' Fl. rrdAtN,
Cbu'ma1 O. 01-nli.sc III t.fa..sat e..
NEW YORK, AGsast 30, sSs
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THE HUGHES PRINTING TELEGRAPH MA
CHIMES IN ENGLAND

private letter from London l7th instant, By the City
Of Baltimore, states that the Hughes Printing Telegraph
mschnes were placed upon TIC line Of the Esc,ro ree
graph Company between London and Liverpool, on
the l4h nsnt, and had greatly ssonshod The telegraph
s,opersors &c by their wonderful psrornsnoes
working with The most perfect regularity q. the rae
Of thirty Eve 70 forty words per minute between The
cities, notv outstanding heavy winch bad lasted for
two days. and disabling all other Instruments rhe rs,
messase over he Atlantic cable from Trinity Gay ~
hsshed through 70 London BY the Hughes mach es -
speed OF the Hughes machines about three hundred per
cent greater than The Eogsh mach mes which do not
oerd the messages transmitted, whist the Hughes
chimes print every word In plain clear, capi,s letters
Weare also grained 70 learn from the
negotiations have been opened by shs Atlantic Company
looking o purchase Of the patent OF Hughes
with he view 70 the Immediate Of machines UPON
the Ansn 70 cabethe agent Of Professor hughes beng
vning 70 guarantee that the machines will Rsnsnt intel
hgence two hundred per ceus ssser a1t win
RAGS thsn can be done by any other system. Ia feet
Professor Hughes confidently expects 70 be able 70
through the cable the rate Of from Eve 10 ION words
per minute Professor Whitehouse WHO n working tho
cable claims TO be able work at me rs,e Of about one
rord per minute, but the srea dicuy OF controlling his
peculiarly consvuctd magnets occasions he l1gs v
great PORTION OF essh day In "sdius,ngv re Hus5es
msonl1e wi pfooably DO Pot upon the cable early
september.
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yIRsr DIVISION.
WIS, Division ,c ~ . 2. 9s sos State Hn,.
MAJOR sfSEAAh bv SM: s ss.s' w. sASD'0RD'
Oo-.,sled By B,isas.r Sss srsi cA.r.. b. spio.r.
esso.S sssissns-Co henry Ens:..os,
w, ~. 20 Col eP ssm nsnes
oOn"'nA'd s * 20 sss H'''i'''
a sS Ssr sa ssss n,os
rssrls isSnenl-Llsu, col DAnisl W. Isnsr.
Commanded y si S:!s s GEN ;.% wrn'm u'r
sfy: sss rsss,%sS.Soi aso,se I I95n.
'if'' AfA r'S gSS1,s s1s. sssssn' Legal.
Commanded y s,i .ss ssP John E~ea
tenth rsrnen.sooi wii,ism H.l,sv
Tvelfh resinent-Leut Col Henry Weeks
Layenn rssi.ens-oOl Homer B's'w'eE
pscosp pIvEsros.
Vad'r NE d ara 70 sSs :. s ns5 ssss
AIDS, consisting Of
scrrss.s.Aru. Of The cOrmoa Council
risses two sbreasL
c,.r-sn Of courni.e w,ts The Esy,r Of rew York ana
Gurus ". FIELD ssa, carriage dfa rn by four sOrsea
o.y.w L Hua.o., Of The si.s~r Cap. P,e-dy. Of he
r. sIS :, s r. ss, "a n oal r. Aaa
ssr p'yS, Y " & Sf
Of Councinn.n and Al.e-msn 5sm, Davis, In
rage ers-s ~ four horses
DAVID o SSSf H,isi i PEI ESQ
r ss.y G.ss s &. ck"s q
f I'D s:s s' Rev sS
onssr. Of the new York NswfOund.ud aod Atlantic rsl.-
graph Company In garages Two abreast
~ Of We '''' So q n' in ARRAYS. ' '0>'' Of
abreast
The Mayor anG Common Council of the City Of Broosyn
ne Mayor and Oom.G s., SSSnsi of Jcr's, CITY and
ne Mayor and co-.Gs Council of Hudson City and
rse Heads Of Departments Of The City Government.
sse sheriff of N. City and county Of New York and his
Deputies
The Clerk Of the County Of New York
N. ooro.s- Of he CITY ana County Of new yorr.
The Board q supervisor.
The Governor. Of me AlmshOuso
n. Metropolitan Police Ss Commissioner.
TIE Central rsrStcmmi..Oner-.
The Commits soners Of Emigration.
The President OF the Uned sates
Tbe Heads Of The FEDERAL Departments
T,e Governor Of the STATE Of New York and Suite.
TIE Heads OF The stste Department
Oncer Of the army and Navy
Members Of he Society Of The oincisnai.
Members Of Congress and the state Jess sture.
Band Of the Uti.ad STATES ship North Carolina
car Of the American EIpress mpapy with section Of tss
cable drawn BY ten horses followed By the Grew
United states stea mship Ma CARA carr,ips Cable
oorted By Company OF Infantry.
sr Of Adams Express Compsny WITH section of Oce. and
Land Cs5le dra~n b. zen horses
Printing Press and n geographical Society
THIRD DIVISION
rrsfr direction Of Lieut. Col Sarsbs Lesrts Az IN The
oraud srrthi,
frs'raS by EsjoF p r. fnrknsy and r. r. shsonon Nan .
Ada
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THE MERCHANTS TESTIMONIALS.

Al an Adjourned meeting to-day OF the Special Com nit
tee Of merchants AID czeSs appon.ed last week in
ference " the collection OF fupes behalf Of Testimonials
70 be given 70 G. w. Field Eq Capt Hsdson and Others
Il Vas
vse.oyed, That Mr. s.muel Bascoct, 2 VAN street. be
sfs: ssA; q a. ne H ,SSy. 0ee. e r. lad.
sonaSuiions towards the shove fusd. - '
Tho following gentlemen constitute The committee
N the peCessary fund abovo stated Donations
may be sent 70 either Of the committee 81 their respective
places Of business, ct the Chamber Of Commerce SO
Chairman, 80 Pine street samuel b Babcock 2e wall
street, wilson g. Hunt, 30 Park place; MArshAll Lefferts
sS s' ia.s so ss, ~ f P sP c:ass
place; Augustus C. Rchsrd, ~ Broadway Oliver slate,
jan, ia South street; james South worth, 81 Pearl
THE CABLE CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.
Al the special meeting Of the Brooklyn Common ooancl
last Agh, Alderman hcSANu moved 10 reconsider the
action taken 81 previous meeting, spproprians ssi fos
expease Of carriage hire, So The List September which
WAS carried.
The same Alderman then moved hat tho sum Of $500
b appropriated for illuminating tho Cy a and ior car.
riaso hire, nc.
Alderman GREKy amended that the sum be fixed AZ $3.50
Alderman hAUJKs moved Thai the Boui Of Education
DO recommended 70 allow the children OF the public
schools holiday Wednesday which wss sccepef and
motion was then made and carried room oendlrg tho
oifisens 70 illominste their stores and dwellings.
Alderman bAcxgOrsR collected 10 tbs proceedings rne
Board had met for special purpose thu lad bean
transacted (the sctou Of the wssr
Commissoners) he should consider the Bard sdoaoe1
TIE Alderman thereupon took up hU hat AM leu the
chamber
The committed appointed 10 super.n.and the la osis
brauoa continued.
proposed 70 hire carriages for The Corporation which
VII proceed 70 Yew York 70 participate IN the cerenoucs
there, and 70 Illuminate the City BAH IN the evening
Aid. DOUGLASS precntsd The followns.--
70 rnr hAYoa AND Cospos Couscn BRooEfYr'-
tEisIIY CHuscu, angus, "a. 1888.
prAR sR-A Eener. desire has been expressed thS
ebrNon on he first of ept~moer OF The suzpc
cable should be marked - specisl servss At trinity
ehurch In scoorisncs With his hzs
riscd IL undsrigned, vh
tbs for . service Wednesday,
septsmbeI precisely At ten O'Clock Your siiendanss
hfespecuuIy requested FRED'K O3fLsY,
Assistant Minister 81 fririty
Room No Trinity Building No III Broadway II sssieu-
ed for the place o. nesting for Broohyr Auih
hey viii Join tho New FORK authoriues In front of me same
and march 70 he church, where viii be A
general attendance requested nj half past nine
On motion the invitation ws sccepsed, with The thanks
ofthe Board.
rho Common Council then adjourned.
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THE CELEBRATION AT SCHENECTADY.

Extensive preparations making for Illuminating IN
this city the evening Of the LIST September, and the
hills circut Of Ven miles around large bonGres VIII DO
lighted
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

"WEDNESDAY. sEeTGyBER l, 1853
Detachment Of Policemen.
Troop Of Cs valry kAoort " tbs orsnd Mar bal
bklUABAGh GbsskAL ca AHLE3 NAfsS,
Grand Nsrsksl.
Special kids 70 he Gr.ad Marshall
Cen YIN Horh, Gen Paul Spcforl,
Oaot John rJh0-n o. NJ, Coz. rhouss '. fe.rs
IN, Hvpf, snup. Col kdward ss1erSsa
NJ ,es george = Bad via. Major Amnei n. Alvord.
|. ON kisn, ksq., AmDIo ss X. buiker, Lsq.