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re-. SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

WARRANTED,
esssnt2 a. Ts remove ,ne 4
To restore hair to bald heads: 9Th. To force the
beard and whiskers to grow. 9th. To prevent hair
from falling ah. It'll. TO cure oil diseases of the
scalp. 18th. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th. To
If YOU are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
has the signature of the Prnpretor-take no other
u. RUSSELL. SPALDlNG, ~ fremont st., oppo
site Museum, Boston, Mass.
Sold by FISHER & WINSTON, Richmond, Va,
and BARNES IL PARK, New York. ap22-d6m
MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
vi vices the public in the treatment of all
diseases. Twenty years. practice in the above
branch gives Dr.. p claim to public fayor.-Ofce
ON Franklin street. near the Exchange Hotel and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
Ways on hand SUPPLY Of the CHEMICAL Elk
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medi-
clnes sent to order. All COMMUNICATIONS by letter
or otherwise promptly attended to. Richmond, Va
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Al s SMITHS NIAGIENTERAL

AA pAGGER'S WHITE SULPHUR
Yc.HAY SPRINGS,
Tisss SPRINGS somstImes culed pa brrnrtEs
SrRiSGs." will be open for the reception OF visi-
the gYatifcation 10 knew that they have givcn sa-
tsaction heretofore to their visitors fatteT them.
selves that thep future ishoIs will ensure full
portion of the public patronage.
BOARD, per day A.......-.-........S 81 rs
Beard, per week go. --..... 10 90
10 ro~9u, NO r SIIJEi ms T. IN
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A NTHRAClTE COAL.-I will sell during the
"A month of May, choice Red and White Ash, at
the low price of $50 per cart load. SIS per long
ton delivered Tobacconists and othersus; large
quantities, should embrace this opportunity and
procure their supplies.
All orders enclosed to my address, through the
st-oce or left mt my Office, corner 18th and Dock
streets, will be promptly attended to- Terms cash.
my 3-4m WRIT ROBERTS.
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p q, BAYLY. THOS. ]. M0NCUKE-
DkYLY Il MONCURE,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Offer their services for the gale of TOBACCO
CORN WHEAT, FLOUR, and ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE, to which they will devote their entire
md exclusive attention.
Ma Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
iy ls-d&w 3ln
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FURNITURE.
zxrn FURNITURE REPAIRED. AND

~Erru FURNITURE REPAIRED, AND
-@ vARNISHED AND REPACKED.-The
n subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
Edt1e. lie that he still continues to repair and
- re-varnish Furniture, at his old stand,
on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail.
His prices are moderate. The best of references
can 30 given that all work in his line will be
N. B.-Flrniture viii be repaired and vanished
at private residences, either in town or country If
required. 5.ss JOHN DAVIS, a
Y7-lm Franklin st., Metropelitan Hall.
<~Hz CHEAP FURN ITCR Fat r.
GATHRIGHT'S Governor street.-cOT-
TAGE SUITS, of Imitation Rosewood,
~ ahogany, Walnut and Oak; also, of So.
qnslIty, from S2s TO 500 per suit. SOFAS, from
Sl3 to 80 TE1T!lEr,sA-TETEs, from SIS tc SIS
ROBES from SO to SIS. jenny LIND BED
STEADS. from s. TO .S45, Marble top TABLES,
to 500 Per dozen. ROCKERS, from 81 to S2s.-3
And every article Of FURNiTURE ut the lowest
price, FOR CASH. Call and see for yourselves
my N-d3m
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NNTRUNKS.-We would call the attention of
'iour friends and the public generally that
we have Just received large and varied nssort-
ment of Ladies' French TRUNKS and DRESSING
CASES, which are very large and conveniently ar
ranged having from one to three Trays and Bonnet
Box in them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want Of such will please
give us call before making their purchases, as we
are determined to sell them as low as the same de-
scrption can he bought for in the city of Rich
mond, or State of Virginia.
PUTNEY l. WATTS
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;. GREAT REFLECTION IN THE 4

APR1CE OF HATS AND BUUTS.-FTOm u
Is to "a per cent. saved by buying from j. -
H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel building. -
Moleskin Hats of best quality. So 50 do, second
quality, CO.. fashionable Silk Hats, %: fine calf
skin sewed Boots so; Congress Cater Boots, IS;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, Is. d Fl
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS ANDA
HALF, oc 23-d&wts
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n HARvEST HATS.-The attention II
iarmers is particularly called to eur large stock
ei harvest Hats, which we are selling al a very
low hsure. ELLETT 4 WEiSIGER.
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'a's' !Sa E|''l I;ai|slf. Si.''
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= MILES 4 SONS HOOTSAND SHOEs.
U-Jnst Feceiyed. q fresh gnpply Of Miles h Sous
Adress BOOT and Oxford TIES.
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SALT LlvsrpOhi ana Ground Alum SALT, lrf||
$50 rs John y, GORDON ! SON,
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General Superintendent's 0fsics,i
Lynchburg, juno q, 1859. te 22-5m
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So. LEE 4 PEASANTS, AT r o R.
NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
ps-t,,o,d Hanricn (.oachlaud and Han
49,, PARKE POINDExTER, ArTOR.
~ NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, VII
,ractice in tho city of Richmond and IN the couh
les OF Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amels
Ms- Office in Lisle's Building, corner oil MAN ana
! j, Of 30 ky-lY

pe Or. w. M. HAMMOND,
LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on Sth street. %
tween Grace and Franklin streets. y E-5m
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n,J JUST KECEIvED-A fresh supply of the
louvre Hal. the most pleasant summer Hat
has attracted so much attention. 49, 80
ELLETT l. WEIEIGER,
No l67 Main street.
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sPnCIAL NOTICES.

(ITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK, OCT
. Dsssan S g.
he bidder written thereon and the words sProposss
carrying ali he conie al .o Of ss sass
and prives" will be received 1t the Office City inspec
opened DE right performance Of service conaiesi and
~ lie adOss ~ 1s soe5 sp
IL 1852 and approved BY The Mayor Sept rs 1859 70 wit
70 advertise for cr he exclusive rh for ave
years % remove al the night soil Of ills city and FOR carrying
cold hereof beyond The Jurisdiction of The Pilot Commission
ers OF this State without nuisance following restric.
night IN The every dock ss apart or
that he aggregate tonnage q which vessels shall
transport beyond the harbor all the the
carts Such vessels 70 he Of size to receive said
deeled and propery with covered hachways
gss which shall be closed except between the hours
me contractor shall not dumping vessel
into he river Within S q the
o on ns ss by the laws Of The
contractor and his surees become harmless
and to be liable 10 the Corporation all persons nteres
any penalty expense or damage which may arse from tho
neglect default Of ad contractor to furnish proper
An proposals bids received be- without delay trans
mied the Council thereon The csnrac
Il ne c W Y o s Two p
honssrd dollars for The faithful performance Of hs
or 70 furnish and every dock
70 be OF the tonnage above nent med for said service within
forty eight hours after notice Of the action
Council relative 70 the award Of said contract him.
section s. q the amended charter o. ISL and he same
sha be reAdyered and relet the difference
person making default and his snre,ies - "
right being hereby reserved reject and all propo
ration. 'rS
Blank forms OF proposals estimates be obtained on
App'A = DANIEL ff 4 DELAvAN, City rnspsc.or
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CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE
Comptroer's Office, Nov. ie59-Proposals for sS50v
Water stuck of the OF Now York -----

~ Comp,roers Once Nov 5 Is5s-Proposas for $3.50
Water stock Of the city OF New York ''-'
seaed VIII be reoeived at the comproller oes
win be publaly opened tor the whole part
amount Of six hi, dred and fifty thousand dollars Tho
stock Of the City of New York the year authorized
BY chapter 2 Of The laws Of 1884 and BY ordinance Of
Con- mon Council approved by Mayor Nov 1859 pur
Croton Water Works gH NNHf
The said stock viii consist of six thousand Ave hundred
shares Of hundred dollars each and interest
rate OF sx per cent Fer annun payable from
The Sinking Fund for payment Of interest the city d.bt
and the principal redeemabc the first day Of Oober 1878
from the Sinking Fund for the redemption Of the city debt
The proposals will state The amosnt OF stock desired
the price share and the persons whose proposals
copied will be required TO deposit with the Chamberlain
the city within ten days after the opening OF the bids sum
awarded 70 them respectively including the premium
On presenting the receipts Of the Chamberlain the Comp
roller bidders will be entitled TO receive certificates for equal
amounts Of the value Of the Stock bearing from
the dates Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed
for Water and the proposals thus sealed and endorsed
put in second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller
he right reserved the part the Comptroller
all OF the bda considered protect
mote the interests Of the city.
ROBT. T. HAws, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06
A ucrIoN SALE OF BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FUR.

"A niture. -
O'Clock the entire rich and costly furniture contained in the
dwelling No. Isl West Twenty frat street. all Of which
made order comprises the rich elegant coec
class Furniture, Bronzes Paintings and other
beautiful works of offered auction this all OF
which will be sold without reserve Catalogues At house
OF the house consists In OF magnificent
double parlor Furniture solid rosewood covered In
brocaie consisting Of pieces with slip
full gold crimson brocade elegant gothic Etc.
ceres with plate doors and marble tops centre sofa
Tables four elegant mante and pier Mirrors SILK and
Lace Curtains French Escrore velvet and Wilton Carpets
costly embracing various classic subjects NUN
Of valuable Paintings, among which Is Madonna
chased in Rome and has been valued at also tatuary
ruups marble elegant bronze Chan deliers real Sc
yres aud Dresden mante Vases rosewood Bedsteats,
dressing Bureaus, Comodes marble top Wash
stands French Toilet SETS oval mirrors, rosewood suits In
hscoh Turkish Lounges cheva Glasses elegant hair Mat
esses, BEDDING Shades Clocks extension Table rich China,
SILVER Glass with thing adapted fasbioua
Bile costly furnished residence The parlos chambers
hnngrocm and basement replete with ele
There VIII be pesponemen of the sale account
81 weather. Commences ut lO1a O'Clock precisely.
W. b. WESfCOTf Il Co., Auctpncers.
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N0IICE-THE ALEXANDER FREER MUSKETEERS
IN are requested to meet at Muers Hail. 1873 Thirty
street. this Sunday afternoon, Nov g. at O'Clock 70
make arrangements Tor our coming parade BY order of
HENRY HARRINGTON, Captain
JAMES A. CoyLE Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REGIMENT NATIONAL
l Quard-A member Of the above corps, being about 70
leave the city desires dispose of his uniform complete price
SIS. Address K NJ, Herald Office
TARGET GROUND AT STEWARDS HOTEL, RIDGE;
wood Accompanies reach The place In sagcs rom al
the Brooklyn ferries small charge. Good DINNERS Mc
furntshed on satisfactory terms. T.sfEwAnA.
raRGET rxcuRsIoysi TARGKr EXCURSIONS =
Take Notce.superor shooting grounds, MIN t'p top
accommodated by canug on MARX
Mapuire Cayura Huel, McCombis DAM corner of l5lst
and Erhh Avenue New York. N BMcas served up at all
hours-day and night
sBGARs AND TOBACCO.
nERIouE SNUFF AND NATcHTTOCHES SMOKING
Tobacco just received aud for sale by A. A, SAMANOS
~ and. Is Fulton street and No. 5 Astor House,
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CENTRAL PARK.
~ The Board Commissioners of the Psrk give no.
tce that the 18th inst between three miles of the
drives the Park below street. viii opened
for public use.
Entrance the Park carrsges equestrians NAV be
had at the following gatesA the corner of Fifty
and Fifth of Fifty ninth street Eighth
at Fifth and Seventy second street, Eighth
avenue and Seventy second street.
The Park Is also accessible for pedestrians Sixth and
Sevenh avenues and Fifty ninth street
Persons riding driving Ia the Park will be careful 10 OBJ
serve the ordinances respecting the rate OF speed
Dated New YORK, Nov. 8, 1880
r. n. BLATCHFoRD President Of the
Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park
ANDREW IL. GREEN, Comptroller of the Park.
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RICMARp WATERS, AUcTIoNEER, STORE NO. %
III Cahane street important 10 dry goods clothing aud
boarding houses TO morrow onday) ut lO O'clock will
sell at 26Satharipe street quantity OF large Tables Conn-
Nrs Desks &C. suitable above purpcses Also enc gro.
GERS and one pedlar's Wagon, -
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M their First Annual Target Excursion on Friday the 4th
day OF November They turned out In large numbers They
went to L. Aenbrands East New York. for target practice
They had OF the finest times imaginable and they dded
their In such tLsf barely possb
who the best sho,ihe target literally cut to pieces
prsct.cirg the The, adjourned the Of
Alcnbrands to practice something substantial and
the worthy host outdone himself this instance His table
gr0aning with the decaaies Of the season. and each
member played his part manfuy After the repas err
the distribution Of the prizes took place. The frat prize was
by August Traba billiard table maker 81 street
spendd silver cup Of the value Of eighteen dosrs which
presented TO the by J. W. Freeman o Warren
street. N " and there large number other prizes
presented by Judge Garrison Judge Norris Jehr Wnsov
Captain Ferdinand Pletzer.
CHRISTIAN BETH, TREASURER.
BRooKLyN, Nov 8 1889.
Ps Charles Miller. liquor merchant one of the most pro.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-FULL SETS ON PURE SILVER,
a only u; on me gold and platiua With continuous gums
SS equal 70 any wGrn , New York Anew
teeth extracted without the PAIN iss sixth avenue be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets - Y
tfM rs DIR. LUTHER. Dentist
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A RT1FICIAL TEETH-DR. DURKIN CONTINUES TO
a extract teeth In two seconds, without the slightest ran.
Teeth set over stumps No extra chargs for temporary ss
Tor extracting where artificial teeth are inserted Dr. ~ VI
DVRkIN, 33 Canal street. one door from Lanrens
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THE MILITARY.

at A MEETING OF THE KIMBAIL. AND WHITE
a Guard heidi at IS Walker street Nova 1852 the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That take this of expressing thanks
Messrs Kimba and Whieore for the very kind
which they hebav towards
Resolved That particularly thank all guests for the
part they took in do Mr. L0HmaR
New York for the very bospbe way which he received
The above company their annual excursion East
able prizes.
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man In Twenty second street near Sixth avenue two fine
Rooms adjoining They very comfortably furnished
bed and sns Rooms having bath and other convenences
the same door: brcakfa9 given desired The house b
orge and airy C6xl00 family small and strictly private
Only permanent arrangement viii be made. Address W.,
boz zB6 Poet ONCE.
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rOUGBLIN GUARD.-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF
~ the Coughn Guard held at the meeting ROOM log Cedar
street. Friday Nov 1859 the following preamble and
solutions unanimously adopted
Whereas has pleased Almighty God in bis infinite good
and mercy 20 remove from midst worthy aud
much esteemed friend and fellow associate Walter gsins;
therefore, be il
Resolved That we deeply sympahize with his family in
their aiction and that tender heartfelt sympathy
his mother brother End sisters yet knowing that Father
heaven doeh all things WELL and feeling that their loss
deceased brothers. gain. - RI
Resolved That in the death Of brother member
lie the truth Of that passage In Holy WRIT In the midst of life
In death"
Resolved respect and esteem TO the memory Of
our late conrade attend his funeral IL body, with the
usual badge Of mourning Sunday afternoon O'Clock
from his late residence, y Trinity place.
Resolved That these resolutions be entered the mi
rules and copy of tina be transmitted the family
the deceased and be published tho Herald and Sunday Mer
curry.
ComnI.ee-Thomas Cleary, Peter Smith, VIM. Burke
Michael ponsghoue, JAS s. Pryor.
MICHAEL LOTUS Sec. p. A. GUIIEN Captain.
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INTERROGATION PRICEs-DR MANSIONS SANE
a rcan Gallery OF Teeth" Twenty second street and
only so Guaranteed work: DR.. Manson's premium "sda.
aria bone filling for tender decayed Teeth attracting see
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L,LM PARK PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION =
IL The members requested to attend meeting Of the
members Of the Eu Park Pleasure Ground Ascension
transact business Of Importance. By order MORGAN l..
MOTT, President VIM Waltermire, Vice President; J. C.
Burnharn, Secretary; George Little, Treasurer.
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UNFINISHED RoOMs.-Sos BROoME STREET, NEAR
Brosdway.New and elegantly Furnished rooms on no
and second ho0rt gentleman and aiuRlc
emen, with or without board. Hot and cold water gas
bath &C.
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VNLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE HOTEL
u st. German, Fifth avenue, Broadway and Twenty second
street very complete suit Of conssng parlo
dining and from three bedrooms with bath room
attached also several small parors and bedrooms all having
baths now be engaged for the reasonable
terms In this quiet and delightfully."- located hotel
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A NO. II WALL sTREET-F0R ONE WEEK.
a, BARGAINS IN WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MATGutS Is carat warranted mekccpers only $l5
sgilp SILVER WATCHES, warranted umekeepsrs only S.
close out my present stock of Watches previous
pmcnasing an entirely selection the holidays
selling All treat sacrifice for week only.
y. MACDUFF, No. II Wall street. up stairs
Second Jewery store FROM broadway,
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4 VCTI0N NOTICE.-BURNHAn5 FURNITURE Eek.
- press and Furniture Packing Estsblishmeo ofoe Nos.
~ and l3 West Eleventh street between Fifth and
nses every description boxed
shipped 70 oil paris OF the world fianoortes Mirrors
Rnngs Statuary Vases China and Glassware of every
Assxpon packed and moved Four horse wagons fer tbe
semovA Of furniture 70 the country Storage for furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06

THE LECTURE SEASON.
CUMMINGS Literal Y UNION-DR JOHN PRIEST
" LEYS Lecture Ventilation and Aeraon of the Blood
Monday Nov 4 1859 at O'clock In the College of Physi
clans and surgeons of Twenty third street and Fourth
avenue. Tickets OF admission IS cents
THE SECOND LECTURE OF MIR. DE CORDOvA'S
Humorous Course at Clinton Hall, will take place. as
previously advertised,
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 8,
at o'clock precisely. Subject-Open air Industry or
evening with the apple women organ grinders weghnsers,
lung testers, image Senders, de- Of the metropolis.
Mr. DE CORDOyA while he gratefully thanks the public
for the attendance the lecture of the
Tuesday last regrets that there should have been in
the overcrowding of the Hail. and begs
his friends that the succeeding occasions the sale
of tickets shall be stopped directly the room Is filed
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A CARD-SPIR1TUALISM.-CH COLCHESTER,
IA the great npressble writing and speaking medium has
arrived In town, and be consulted at his 1l5i.
Grand street. few doors west OF Broadway any affairs in
Me Hours from 10 A. NJ Till Top. NJ N. B.-No charge un
less satisfied.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.-ONE FINE LARGE
hack Room third floor, with single Rooms attach
ed House neat aud quiet and ali The modern i'm
provemcnts Apply at "a Hudson street.
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DEAD THE SCHOOI.MASTER'S WOoING IN LIFE H.
IL Illustrated, for November IL ready. See adver-
tisement Sold everywhere Price four cents
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Schoolnasters Wooug tale of New England not of
the last century, but Of the present me porayng its
progress
The Aunts of New England.
The Schooln. isters Of New England.
The School District Committeeman of New England
The Remarkable Young Women of New England.
And ohe CHARACTERISTIC personages Of New England
menced in LIFE ILLUSTRATOR ready. Besides this
the number contains The Old Churches of New York.
illustrations; The Builder illustrations, The American nsi
tute Fair Illustrations Poem by Aunt Fanny the Fall
Fashions by Mrs. George Washington Willis &C. All for four
cents For sale everywhere.
FOWLER 4 WELLS 3os Broadway
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JItO HE Or THE NEW IORh HERALD.--
mo sacrifice L. too great for the generation destined
conquer the Italian Independence GARlBALDI
million of muskets. GARIBALDI.
the evening of the 10Th of October last. lecture
delivered by Prof Achlle Man the Cooper institute
fore the Society of Unione Fra'eanga laana,
Avezzana President of the said sodey proposed
consideration the appeal OF General Garabad
for the purchase of million OF muskes The audi
accepted the proposal with cheers nd ap
pointed preliminary colnniee Inviting them 70 cal
possible and In the most eIcacous
ing Of all the Italians residing IN this city environs in or
der appoint executive committee carry into
execution proposal and fulfil this suprel duty
towards country The preliminary committee therefore in
yites all the Italians residing this city and enions said
extraordinary meeting to be held Tuesday 9Th Nove.
ber O'Clock the stuyvesan Institute $50 Broad
way, between Bond and Beecker Streets In order comply
with the intentions Of hero and he
independence of our beloved country.
GEN. 9. AVEzZANA, President
j. ASEAMAsI, Secretary
NJ. vANNI, g. B. SANGUINETTI,
G. GEROSA r. BOSH
Z. PATTI, A. MAGNI,
N. COWADI q. ALBERGANII.
NEW YoRK Nov. 2, 1859.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-08

fsAOudllAc Dtiih, piOch
castle.
ayette Co. Bank, Con-
nersyille.
e'armers' Blk, Westfield.
.Ioosier Blk, Logansport.
indiana Bank, Madison.
indiana Reserve Bank,
kokomO.
indiana Farmers Bank,
Franklin.
Indiana Stock Bank, La
porte,
Kentucky Stock Blk, CO.
lumbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Mer. and Mechanics Blk
New Albany.
New York and Va. State
Stock Bank, Evansville
Parke Co. Bank, Rock
vile.
Prairie City Bank, Terrt
Haute-
Southern Bank OF Ind
Terre Haute-
Salem Bank, Goshen.