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COMMUNICATIONS.
Beading and its Allies.

Mt Of the wonderful in nature and art--thc
history Of castles, towns, bridges, cavrs. dun
ge,ne, &c.--not Of marvellous. by-glnc tales
nor Of modern politics and "harl times y
but things Vromotivc ~ happiness. Among
these is claimed r,df,Rg--hy some considered
u be of paramount Importance. Vt least. |
can conceive of more powerful auxiliary in
the promotion Of general intelligence and
agreahln ass ,ciation 1t Is the harbingcr Of
good, the antagonist Of vice It takts the
place Of idle club, '~sirping taycrns, and
hrawIiug AS mhli s, It gives to hpmn that
particular charm due t. it NJ m. That r,
a tss;a Ar reading shonl l., cultivated. hat
it must hs linitNd, or els, the good vs. are
,aa&in: viii b, d ,!,a;sl-thaI taste " wish
T. refn VIII h~1me yitia;I Historical
and Bi,Sr.rlic.l writings claim our frs; at
tsHti'a. travels aud Nayag'-, b'1ks Of RI
er NO., works on the Sciences, Pastry, Esasz.
Aiifss- =, Speeches, g.. all ha,5 t,air
aT7'lriIta place.
Mex, in Importance tn ,.41 - rad, ia io,r
t. reai Why d, W. hay - fw cd r.zpl-
crs? Bscaas this branch is tr.ate, rs II Il
we Of 'nl4ry imp ftsHas Psr-'4t4 d
not properly discharcr their astiza in thus
rsstrd Tachcr- d, not m4ke :. s5trlati-
nent aT necessity r.quir-, and i; Is a gr r.
in evil the tendency Of which / u max
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lNDiclr.oNs o. REVIVAL ~ BU>iNEss. The
bot an! 40. mtuafjct 4rers Of Lewiston
ar lniu- op'ratirns-And portion ot
tn laams in tie Bats mills which
wer stepped in October. have commenced
r,maiae Il. ,in. The new cotton mill will
co.nmrHcs apsrtti 'ns in the Sprins-lud
the w4rk an the Ble,lcacry will then be -
sam, TIE bot and shoe manufacturing
has besn c.trri u On extensively in lewiston
Toe journal thinks that there is a Z I'D time
a coming.
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ii pNE 7g THEIR Hosy ENrEglLNelD usI.iRl>
t5lPw >aiTer-rs
In faria'r ~, We pointed on SIN, af
the ngats, duties, and expeditions Il cred
h1rs and debtors, aul M u the Savs in
" ..!rd the latter can, aud odgi,; II eeoH,,.
mi4e, stir I, und, and bar IN And in hi,
ptpsr We PROV 80 y pursAe the cpisil ~
ton OF tlese matters. ant u punt uut TIE
great and singular errors which many t53r
men are accustomed To commit
Not a few men Of tolerlhe me ans. ard a
comfortable degree of health and strength.
are IN the constant habit If contracting
small debts oi from one 10 fYc Or ten dol
lars, each, aud letting them Stand m1uih
alter month, and year aftr year, AMI with
Out thu least effort 10 pay them, although
they well know that many of the cre,iitors
are poor, inhrm, anI in much greater n,s,d
oil the pay than the debtor is Of the means
tbdischarga the debt. lnefieiency indifTer-
ence, neglect and sloth, which are bat one
Remove from intentional fraud, constitute
their only excuse
And thus the greatly injured and suffer
ing creditors are compelled to los, their Just
dues, or resort 10 the law, whose expens
IA many Of these small matters excsed the
debt itself, Thcse costs then are not caused
by the creditor or his Attorney. bat solely
ny the egligonce and folly Of the debtor,
Who's personal services have in vain teen
sought IN diseharg, Of this Just and long
sanding claim. By common hon sty. Prop
sr industry. and a nanly spiri. Oh - part
5t the debtor, the claim might have been
PAID long since, and all the coet, trouble
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LATER FROM EUROPE.



q II, January 81.
Al &c arrived out on the 9Th.
At Hamburg tho rate of discount re-
ceded to nine per cent. On the 18th
there was increased confidence and rise
in the funds under the influence Of the
A.lantic's news, and specie money was in
good supply, and applications at tne
Bank light.
An official statement Of tde affairs Of
the Western Bank, scotland, show
liabilities Of over Is. 900 900 sterling,
and a deficiency in the assets Of over
k3oo, 900.
On Friday the 18th the stock mar
kat further advanced and closed buoyant-
ly.
Telezraph;c advices from Hamburg
rsported further considerable improve
nent.
Operations were resumed apoa the
Ieviathan on the 10th. but with most
tremendous pressure the vessel was
only moved about three feet, when work
was suspended sine die; no less than
three hydraulic rams, one powerful crab
q, windlass and the double chain. which
dr,- the vessel towards the river having
been all burst and broken. The Times
thinks half the hydraulic presses IN the
Kin.dom will be required to overcome
he difficulties.
Admiral Sir T. Beaufort is dead.
A oension of thousand . year ia
confirmed to Gen. Wilson. and $500
each to Lady Noill and Mrs Michel
son.
Another India Reform Meeting has
been held in London.
Tho latest step in reform agitation Is
memorial presented to Lord PaImers-
ton inauentially signed, for specIa! re
,re,enta.ion in Parliament o. the cdncat-
ed classes.
I, i. rumored that the Emperor Of
France intends to remit portion Of the
run;shment incurred by the "Pressc,
and tina, general amnesty for press
offences will appear on New Years day,
II i, also said TINT the decree OF exile
against Gen. Bedeau and Changarnier
will be repealed.
Bank Of France rate reduced 70 6 per
cent Tor al aese' lPstons y -
inspired aI0i''ona' eo5'1','s.,e-, .,
Instructors s.''a ~ - rb;n, - ~.
the French M'n.s,s 81 "a ~ Ti,;r md
operate enosss'e.s -. -,
the Ensii'n cons'',a'i W. - f.. :,
An amnesty ioF P2i!i.sa' -, -, 49,, -
the 'r'nSa.' ~ t's'2s-#'''.N,,
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suppose that crCtitors lave no hnman ne
cessities, and no scrsihiity TO injustice and
wrong or do they imagine that they tn, m
selves shall forever escape the Judgments Of
God. as administered by His vice n rents u p
on earth?
There can be no reliable prosperity nor
true happiness, that is not basel upon the
eternal principles of right, jgsiice, and
ey,uiv. God cannot consistently bless and
prosper men who habitually and Deliberate
ly violate the plainest principles of His Gov
crnm MT and Liws.
IA don't c1re'' has ruined its thousands
and tens # thousands, aud greatly injured
a. many more The man who is without
spirit, pride aud ambition. Is without shame.
hope, or desire Of improvement The incfh-
eirnt. miserable fellow IN the prime of life
and ordinary health. who will 90 to cnoi. or
throw away tAe expenses Of money aud time
mel 'r1t &, q poor iaht3r disclosure, torcth-
er with the loss Of character which it must
30 vitality bring upon him, rather than nav
or sac r, snail sam Of $40 SIS. or 500,
hy whl, hr could obtain n full discharge
from au honest d.tt Of two or three times
that Amount. must b. q menn-spiritci crea-
tur". unworthy the maine oi man.
We have u!t,n been asta,snded and vcxcd
az t3e coz sammate folly ani injustice dis
rlv,l w. an o'stitiAte debtor, who will
make enemies Of lis creditor and Attorney.
rat or tl1u pay ur secure one half Of
~H4ll honest CiaiuI, either IN his own labor
r. ihc products thereof, aud that too, when
ttt- .iArrltni>z rim docs MT cxctts FIVE,
s,vru ur tn dilars tu honest. discreet,
Il1r man VIII always strive, rsrn at some
st"ri's', - Il az sd terms with the law
WIS. ttaI-Fs, AID Bt|ftr influential business
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BosroN JoGRNAL.-We refer our
readers TO the advertisement Of this ex-
celient newspaper in another column
the journal keeps its readers fully posted
in the news Of the day, and is one of the
best family papers in New England.
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--lfoman's Rghts.-The Beton post
and Charleston Courier have each lady
correspondent a. Washington, and they arr
assigned two Of the best reportoria! seat. in
tie House Of Representative.
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Friend Slwyer-l DO not ct half tn. pr
pers that u re sent me, and d1n I wish to take
pap.rs any longer foc the b.u fit OIL pub
nc. When the papers are sent t. m from
the Office don't get half Of them ID not
stop the paper because dislike it; bat ii
my ishhJrs want ptpars, want them u
pay FIR them, ami not keep mins
T.. H. W.
We wish some Of our friends naisAbors
would Subscribe a, oac5 for thu An ,riean,
As We d. not like to lose good paying sub
s.rib.rs Or slel reasons. It only cost s 80
PER var, AMI t1.t an1ant is less taan half
Il cent day. viii Borrowers remember
nat it is cheaper 70 purchase papers than to
Z ct their neighborss
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~" i'INh' "ad' -.
\ Warrington dispatch to the Even
ing Post saws that alvices received Their
tend to confirm the report of collision
in Kansas. The last advjccs BY mai
are that Lane hal 1900 mel.nd plenty
Of ammunition.
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ne '''''" M i'es'iAs were pascal y
the h.rlh'rs DYSON oi the sons Of IN
d,ath ,f am. .f ,I...ir- MI. A. r..
p.w
Rfsofred, That its Wit sorrow that We ar,
, - ui3h % RECORD 'He aehtt OF hr'tAer
Rl,,jreJ Thar in Is .I..,h ". L..,o,.s. a.
"a he'Si'"r' d fthy elt@'n' iaiI"i"l
b'raI ,ar ~. ;s,.o - - ~ mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
QTH CONGRESSIONAL DfsTRfCT.-rANMANY HALL
q REGULAR
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
For Member ~ Congress.
A>SoN HERRisk.
ISAAC BELL, Jr, Chairmnn.
w Wv posnRTr' Secretaries.

9TH CONGRESSIONAL DfSTRfCT-Ar MEETING or
q the Regulars and Peoples Convention held the -Four
Mile House corner of Inrd ami fy seventh street.
Benz ~ Farhld called the chair John Henry
Wilson appointed secretary. On m1n. 81 enrniiee
pre~.sUsa f0rma ballot r4uNte Member u
congress ASSoN HFRRCK received 70 votes and seuhsn
Il Rnss, received votes The >tephen R,fMae
Withdrew he uauc, and ANSuN lihRkICk vas nominated
unanimously T. " tAikCttlLD. chsrnan.
JoaS VI MnsoS. Secretary.
ANsoN HEeRiCK, having received the imitation ~ H.
called by The organization al iaumanv ila ant
having endorsed nv The known - Ia RaWu
liars and Peoples eomRse i the only reenguifed erore
az candidate for .ou9rNss the Eighth district
MAsS MtrTINt, tC respond 10 ntninetah 81 ANON
HEKR1t will " held hhard Mctogs Mansion tfeuS
Fourth AID rsy second street, tuesday evening
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fTH CONGRESSIONAL DrSTRICT-TUF DFvOCRA-
4 tic republican electors % the FOURTH sixth Tenth
Fourteenth wards friendly to the nomination 1h1a y Barr
for Congress requested 20 the ssh Ward Hotel
corner Of Duane and centre streets Saturday evening
20 at ~ ocock 10 rafy his soinston Judge Florence
Mccarthy, Judge Alexander u and other
speakers will ADDRESS the meeting EUGENE SHINE
RICHARD BsRsY, Secty Chairman Nominating Com
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New York city Post Once,
Saturday, October 70, 1858.

Published exclusively in tho New YORK HERALD, by
Act Of Congresse paper haUing the largest circulation Of
any paper in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

WAX FLOwERS.-THIS ELEGANT ART TAUGHT AT
w 100 broadway over Hope Chapel by Mr.. o. Morgan
Mnorns Bond street LondonD Terms 81 per lesson,
including making NJ taught perfectly In
lessons choice selection OF flowers modelled In wax may
al his room Sole for Mnorns
and materials N. DODGE, artists paint store Chat
ham square.
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POLITICAL.
18th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT TWELFTH wARD.--DE-
moeratc republicans Regulars and Peoples nomnalon
Tor Member OF Assembly THOMAS vEITCH.
JESSE WILD, Secretary. DENNIS HANIEY, Chairman.
DIST WARD YOUNG MEMS UNION DEMOCRATIC
IL cnbAt meet ing club held at the Metropol-
tan Gardens a Theh and Second avenue on
Thursday evening, 2is inst, II unanimously
Resolved That meeting club and Of citizens
Of the ward would be held at the earliest rafy
the nominations OF the State County candI
who have received the FROM both sections OF
the party.
Democrats prepare TO rally in support union
dates and democratic principles, BY order.
DANIEL J. ROONEY, President
N soas J. nFs ow.s.' }secreares
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ATA MEETING OF THE REGULARS or THE
N Second Assembly district consisting Of the Fourth and
nh wards held the Sixth Ward Hotel Friday evening
ct ~ Il was NOV ed that the Convention nominate a candidate
& Assembly motion Michael Fitzgerald unanimous
: PATRICK GAvIGEN, Chairman
RICHARD barry; Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
(NHoCOLATF DOUBLE VANILLA,
" Chocolate a la vanilla,
Chocolate homeopathic,
Chocolate des families,
Chocolate do Ssnte
Chocolate cream,
Chocolate caramela.
Manufactured by - -
HENRY MAIITARD,
s2i Broadway.
Factory, lss and 100 Mercer street.
Where the purrsi n reliable article
Can be obtained
4 he low.st mar et pr
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MEMORIAL CHuRCH.-REv r. f. REMINGTON WILL.
M preach to morrow Sunday evening the church
Of Hammond and Wavcrley place. Services 0ts A.
81, and ~ r. NJ Seats free.
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uonEr APPOINTMENTS IN THE oRN AMENTAL AND

i III. beautiful consisting Of
Feathers, feathers. feathers.
Flowers flowers. flowers.
Garnfnre pour la robe, garniture pour Ia robe
Coifiures, coi!ures, coif'urcs.
BRIDAL wells and bridal wells and sets.
Carhepeigps, cachepeigns cachepeigns
Hair pins, hair pins, hair pins and brushes and
Perfmery perfumcrv, perfnmery, with other attractions
at JAMES FUCKERS sci Broadway between Taylors and
Thompson's saloons.
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rARD.-WE, THE DELEGATES ELECTED AT THE
~ Peoples aud Regulars primary election protest against
proceeding called held at VIM foN
ers Chambers street last evening We unanimously nomi-
Daniel Leamy candidate for the Second assembly
strict and pledge hearty and undivided support
PHILLIP CRANE,
T.. II. FLETCHER,
TITOs STACK.
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HENRY MArT.LARD,


Il
paper wrapper around each bundle VIII Weigh frem % 81
10 the cost e The twine.
grades 4 rood cotton iwine, pat az
10 balls to h. pu! ny IN 90 Wrappers a, 1sc per No.
ffsSe1atsoss" ss1 %sagpsr. a. = = gs Is.
No is superior 70 III celebrated soa, i.ne u being
stronger aud having more balls to The pound-hs ahordns
rHAPPED HANDS, SORE LIPS, RorGH SKIN, cHnr
- blaine also fr hnparung heahfu soaness y The skin
:" 'A RorGH DARK AND sArMow SKIN
into smooth deeTs Is'E s"s XVI ss color u''
which certain being nsys. .n.s ..%say 70, ~
the I'M e' sst * Fsr q
Ard all claneous erupns Of The ..n are speedily removed
Ss.,er and other injurious ~hen .-y
sI ss "a Fs9 s e he Is aran
street. corner Of Allen, n. y, in the drug store.
CONSTIPATION tcosrvESEss AND DYSPEPSIA
~ 6 pPsFs ys ss crs@ser- an asaaSs and aaSs
vegetable i sas.c,s,e isca wsr,so, srgss seng
aud normal ono as,onishes all classes Of
and esaraser Not par,cie Of drug Sr asa
IN ihc q he-s cIsesers and mir senehsen,
r,turned Manufactured sna ss only sy hs sasacsiser a.
pound VIII Keep tor years IN any climate None genuins
'"' ''''' '@'' ISAAC McGAY, g9 Forsyth street, NY.
II Newspapers the The Herald Times Tribune Journal
efCoumsrce COURIER nj eguir,r by irntn a g = cen,s
pamphlets and tooks d every description
"'"''" ''"s"' q" j. G. srocKwErL,
y Ann street tbasement).
Ps-An letters pgnctualy attended 70.
ISITIus STAMPED on NOTE PAPER Ere, rREE
| Of charge, htsA. TuRNBuII.s up town boos and
letter paper AMI enveopcs-Engsh French
zines, published SO broadway.
IJOw TO MAKE ST DOMINGO RIO. AMI OTHER
poor grades ~ coffee taste ike Java Mocha ant ne best
grades Recipe for sale send Tour stamps for sfnpe ~
H. value. Address nuoaey Porter, Norwaik Conn.
L. FROsFSE OR COAL oft.-ANY PERSON. rttO~
N roughly understanding The mannflinre Il te shove
otis may hear Of permsusu t situation and cool safg Ad
dress a. y n, box LIZ Post once.
NO Ig-rHE NEW nat COMPANY 80. ie NASSAU
for e. equal any 81 hat cai and examine er ourselves
CHATTING. SKATING. SKATING -sHAFrrSg.
- pnleys aud hangers constantly en hand An kinds %
'''''''' HSJ NccoIrN 20 Eliriiss stree,
S1FFL MANrFAeTURg-rlIE lETNA STEEL WORKS
- Jersey city manufacturing Steel baunnr
"a 20 rocd all shapes order Tool AMI drill steel uc
from superior iron, equal r. The best mrnrtsd spring spsnbs
ana cutlery steel. suitable for wire makers %
drawn rods The great convenience of locality enables them
execute with prpptness Old remet
~. Information can be had ~ ic agents oce No "a Bfpad
way q " ROBERT pArON
uTTTF GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY or TIFF Aar
Dr kennedy, ~ Roxbury Mass, has discovered a
walls that every Kind &c hnmor the malignant
and liberated scrofua down 10 pimple, perfect
wsfrsnted ~ every case For sale BY O. H. RING, lgs
WONDERFUL CURES ny MESNFRrsv ARrAUD,
W ofParis all diseases BY magnetism. Consultations
ait given by sounamhula lady Extraordinary cltrvuyan
ofce hours every day except sunday 10 70 ~ A aud
soar " An Consultations paid il adv ance Terms 81 ID.
hRIAl ~ 800 Canal street. second aoor
4 AZ
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lror1cr no DISTRICT cANyAssERs AND INspEO.

AyoTICE TO DISTRICT CANvAsSERS AND INSPEC.
~ EleconTbe inspectors Of Election Of the First
Second Third, Fourth, Fnh Ssb, Seventh, Eighth Ninth,
Tenth Eleventh wards hereby notified 70 appear At
tween the hours i8A NJ and r. NJ 10 take the oath
scrbed by law. The Twelfth, Thirteenth Fourteenth FIJI
ueth Twenty rs and Twenty second wards 70 attend at the
hours The of the First Second Third Fourth
Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth and Eleventh wards
are requed the Office of the County Clerk
Friday Dat inst between the hours Of 10 A. M and NJ
take law The OF the
Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seven
teenh Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth Twenty first and
Twenty wards hereby notified attend the Office
County Clerk Saturday Esd inst between the hours
Of 10 A. M NJ the oath prescribed by law.
d. +. VALENTINE, Clerk Common Council
DoLITICAL CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE ARE RE
III minded that the best way give their nomination publ
city post bills the side Of GEMS advertising
CONS got expressly individuals meetings
notice Office "A bcccker street. corner OF Broad
way.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3d. 1858
POLITICAL.


ITO CANDIDATES.-CANDIDA CAN HAVE ThE!h
conspcuousy inserted the next edition OF The
"Potcians Manual which less than sixteen thousand
will be printed by subscribing for twenty-five copies Prce
10 cents Apply TO BARTON SON Printers III Fulton st.
A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF FINE OLD WINES,
brandes Irish and Scotch whskys club house aud other
gins, &c. Gc. &c.
Jamaica and ST. Crox rum KnoY's Muir Sons Harvey's
x Mickejohns Scotch ales.
Miles superior ales GRABS Philadelphia porter
London and Dublin porter and stout.
Champagne cider old new, for export and home
sumption, 800 broadway. JOHN j. STAFF
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Dp ASSEMBLY Instruct. COMPRISING PART or
- the Fourth and sixth wards-A large and enthusiastic
OF the democracy Of the S.con1 Assembly district
held SO Pearl street yesterday evening II unani
ousy that Daniel Lesy ~ the re4uar Democratic
candidate represent the district M the Assembly
ADJUTANT DE CUUkCEf. Chairman
VIZ CooK Secretary.
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TN CONGRESSIONAL, prsrRrcr-Ar MEETING

\ of the Convention held AZ Iammsny Hall on wednesday
evening. hc 9th inst, muton Tive Convention prce aei
20 ballot when the following result was had
Marsh, Tenth ward
Webster .*4..s.4....4.s
y
ballots the uf John W Farmer WAS m
roduced receiving sixteen votes declared the choice
~ the Convention.
Moses ~ Gals Esq, the Tenth war, offered the follow
ing resolutions. whch were unanimously edaptet-
Resolved Tint tn communication addressed - bs Con
vvNea IS Democratic Clubs ~ The FOURTH sixth,
Tenth ami fonreeuth wards emi1euty entitled ~
alteration ard cordially endorse the therein
pressed ~ relation the national demnc-ate priacp set
torh in tho platform, and the aud patriotic
measures adopted worthy President James
Resolved That John W. Farmer, nominated ~ This s8n
vennu L. represent Fourth Strict
cortgea Intelligent faihfui and liberal Democrat Justly
deserving aud undivided support Of bis fellow
resolved copy of these resolutions be forwarded 10
The German Democratic Clubs Of The FOURTH Sy Tenth aud
Fourteenth wards
AMER appointing The various tho Convention A
Jourued PETER MONEDHAN, Chairman.
WALES ROcug, lso.-a,..a..
CHARLES y. DoUGuERry, oeeieuHes-
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JouS II. WIIfkxs SS..,.,.,,..
sAs'L ID. yAsBERHEYDgs,

sd ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures AND REGU
- lars Canveotieu Convention met last evening nn
with thu call of the General Com
cr the Shakespeare Hotel corner ~ Duane aud William
street and unanimously nominated Thomas kiyen their
candidate for Member Of Assembly.
RICHARD FITZPATRICK. Chairman.
Jaws GARy.y. sau.u.,..a.
NlgAspp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

JEwFIRY VERY Low
than usual prices. ~ g = hAhN ipofterW watches and
'@"N"S No n Wan street second door.
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wATCITEs. .TEwELRY, &C.

A DIAMOND wASTEp-A SINGLE STONE, FOR A
~ rine. less than carat& q cluster ~ large
more for which fair cash
price w be gwen Address A. b. g., Herald oaice, stating
partie0farx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

(tauNTRY MIIIINERs AND DEALERS ARE INVITED
~ my stock of fashionable velvet silk and satin
them ont &. w. SIMMONS,
manufacturer for the trade only, los Chamberss ut.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DLEFCKER STREET UNIvERSALIsT CHURCH, COR.
ID ner of Bleecker and Downing streets New York-Rev.
d. Reed OF Boston will preach IN this church 10
morning and evening" services commencing l0 A. and
u Al
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co. RROADw Ay
btN,) TOrfs kNRfCU, Matchmaker from Copenhagen,
rnse,fg informs he public that he FOR the u 81 will
repair ani clean TIE 6ne watches including main and hair
spre for " months without other charges Hay
ma EMPLOYED the hest matchmaker frun EUROPE, he
sure the public hi he win give every satisfaction.
LOUIS ANRlCH 90 Broadway,
Two doors above AnAty street,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10
The Law of NeWspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express no
tiss TO the contrary, are considered as wishing
eSeontinue their Subscriptions
II. If subscribers order the discontInuance
sftheir papers, the publisher may continue tn
ssad them until arrearages are paid.
HI.zIf subscribers refuse to take or neglect
stetake theta bapers from the Office to which
4Asy arc directed, they are held resPonsl6ietl TIL
theI have settle-ths bill and ordered the pa
per discontinued.
~. If subscribers move TO otherplaces with
out informing the publisher. and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held
responsible
N.The Courts have decided that refusing
to take apaper from the office Is PRINA FAcIE
evidence Of Intentional fraud.
vi. The United States Courts have repeat
.lly decided that a Postmaster who negleets
to psrform his duty of giving seasonable no
tiss ,asr.quired by Che Postefise Department,
Of the neglected a person TO take from : u
Postmaster liable to the publisher for the sub
ssriPtion price