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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

CSisssdOro's Hair Dye, Wixs and Toupees-
The tes the world Wholesale and RETAIL and tho dye pr
vsaey applied, 1t NO. 6 Astor bouse
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Grover Il Bakers Celebrated
soIsELEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Wr- STILES, AZ RhDUUGO PKIOE6
80 sresAwAy. New Fork.
i01 Fulton street BROOKLYN.
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KenDedy's Medical Dnscovery Il warranted
scrofuu ersyi elsa ssubeum scad head ulcerae
sore lsx1. For sale BY all druaass
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Barry's Tricopherous In the Best Asc Cheap
81 article tor re-aing beaufynx ceapiuR curling pre-
ser,Dp and restoring the hair. ladies, tyk So,A 81
druERt9A.
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PexekO's Shirts Made to Order.
38l broadway, and 81 Nassau street.
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SILK 1un Umbrsnas.
For ladies npd gentlemen 81 william street one dor
norh Of Asiden lane GEO NJ lHAOY Aeent
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Strong and Flsvory Tes, Ono Dollar Tn
chest end coffee 10 lbs for a dollar, Mt CHRISTIAN
SONS, NO. Chambers or ZIG Green wich street.
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Ralf Dozen Fine shirts Tor 0S. WortI
ga Moody ahrt mandatory 262 Broad way
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sumner Under Shirts and Drawers, from
Is ceus 10 the On col qualities
MUODY's shart emporium, 267 psosdwsy
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The purest Gin Imporsed-
WUIp'S s.hrapps; 10 auar and
pint bottles eod BY all druggists country merchants
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Sugars Re0uced.-Ten Pounds Coffee. n
also chest Of ea, 81 ~ kkDFOkDS, q Sixth avenue nsa
Fourth street
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Herx1nN's Potent champion fire
Ana burglar proof ssfes ISL 8rosdvsv corner Murray n n
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And hn Ire said numbers drawn In the order In who'll
tbsy sisnc above.
Witness hands, at AugnsA Gs. this Prday 10
1879 !. Y. BARbEh lrou,.,.,a..,.
L. r. DU0Sr, ~@"nets
WOOD, EDDY / 90, wiamir n. Ds sis.,s
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O pro secution ul.gs visiting folio Sed were,
and many yeasons why gcti0n for the Of.
fence impossible. The petty interests OF local
popt Co. in the lace, par everything
e.se Colony ISOLATED from be white inhabitants OF
the parish, beng situated IN the midst Of "p'ny
woo5s" couu Try sky miles from the Court house; the
status of the negroes had to be Proved aud the Judge
VINO tried the n ruled that physique OF the
could be isken in evidence He might stand
before tho Jury black the Of spades with fat
lose, kiHsy wool ana jay BIRD heels but unless pro-
secuoU could prove bis genesogy BY tie tongues OF
spectacle wtnt 1885, the Court considered hlm white
man, and 30 ipetruced the jury so n.er stutiucson
OF common Upicoxed for ana uuprepA-ed Tor
aod there OF DO pu; ohe result But 'he per-
zoos who WISHED vent punlsh negro voting we're
tnofak able procured most positive prooiS
toai tue persons hnd voted wnat called tho
ren Mite Precinct" we're the DESCENDANTS OF African
Slaves mountaineering this II was sOoa ,ound ,nipoes
be 10 vmpspne jury Ia Inc Rapids sufficiently tree
from POLITICAL prejoo CO TO verdict guilty against
these ncero so's, even when tue evidence clear
~ not 70 ioave peg u hang a donbt upon: asd co.
'nnoinG the law Imperative, tney not opy continued
60 Vo,s, pu. me mnse eo!cny, black az we'll rs yei.
every elect ms feature of ths n si
ness che fact that number whte men 90 s,aony
these negroes sud urge them 70 tho poLs
.neif immunity trOn any anu al c0nscquences Al ana
Preside Dta election 10 1906 party twenty three mo
armed with double pasrelied sho. guns pistols Sc vent
fop Alexandra, the parish seat, this negro precinct
with the intention preventing for ONCE possible th
INDUSTRIOUS ontago upon the Da!c. box Ino white iaen
Who controlled the sabe sutfGgaus had duo notice of
tho approach Of too purnaors and made every prepara.
tfon 70 give them warm reception The axpod.tonsts
ouno the dATkies and their white leaders barrcaed In
t0& house, where tie voting going and a0me Of
tnem ensconced peil boring corn crib armed
with rifles ana ready TO pick OH the invaders could
only approach tncm through harrow ans or an cpen
heed bref consU taton decided The party 10 rban1o
tner project, probably thinking wiser 10 return with
whole skins under shy CIRCUMSTANCES tosn
Of ing ousy pevf lted by bnlc,s lro
. host VI erInpug ia seg.
TIE REvoLuricN OPpoEuox R,yKs --roc Ca in
Dat Tina has been sroug 'or.or Of Vie oppos cc
and threw TIC weight its influence two years sso ia y,
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Immediately ordered the st. LOUIS TO cruise on tho mouth
Of the Colorado and ourselves remain or Greytown
until the 10th Of November, or until relieved by tho
Jamestown.
This was all wen enough; but, supposing the nbuster
expedition had sailed reported on the alh Of October
from New Orleans it would have reached the Colorado
about the 10th or llth and with their boats they could
have got to the lake In days. and thus the st. Louis
arriving on the 2uh oil the mouth OF the river would
"locked the stable after the horse was stolen.n
II II is really the intention OF government 10 prevent
me landing oilega expeditions, why not send here two or
hfee OF Inc cromwell steamers and station them ut the
mouth OF the Coorado2 Sailing are not suitable for
purpose, Tor in heavy weather. being obliged slip and
stand out TO sea, adverse winds and might
them so far away that steamer would have ample time
10 land nbusers, aud be OIL again before sailing vessel
could return.
Many OF the people Of Greyown, notwithstanding their
prot, ssions To the contrary, are in favor bastefs,
as the following little Lcdent VIII show
When the 81 Louis arrived the Colorado they found
there party Of six Whites who could not give very
straight account of themselves. They protested t. DO
citizens Of Greytown on hunting and fishing expedition
diuIDs especially when Nicaragua is the bat) This
statement the officers Of the St. Louis knew 10 be false
beng acquainted with all the white inhabitants Of Grey
town. Commander Poore therefore sent a boat 70 tho
Roanoke Informing the iag officer Of the presence Of
hose hiibusers.
Many OF the Americans at Greytown Immediately de-
clared that Commander Poore had found mares nest
and laughed ut The ds OF party Of innocent Single
makers and fishermen being mistaken Tor fibusters.
Now what are the facts OF the case? Among this party
q innocent FISHERMEN are two men who arrived by tho
British steamer from Aspinwall the 18th Of October,
ana VINO are perfectly Well known TO the citizens OF Grey
town. Their names are Jacob Conmus ana Frederick
Romer both served under Walker in Nicaragua Coilmas
is one Of the party Who in December 1857 up tho
river with Col An derson Their object in coming here
before the rest was to Obtain either by purchase
wise, the steamer Ogden ana thus convey the busters
up the river.
Another fatal accident happened on board this ship on
the AID OF this month. While furlng sails, Chas. Smith,
FIRST Captain OF the top, trusting rope,
instantly Killed by falling from the fore topsa yard into
the top, and from thence the foreyard Deceased
an excellent seaman, thirty years old, AMI native Of
Sweoen.
The jamestown arrived last night and we are getting
under way for Aspnwall.
The jamestown remains at Greytown the st. Louis q,
Colorado, and The Prebie, Roanoke and Relief at
Aspnwail.
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e evening Of the 18th insa from Valparaiso which port
she left on the 9th alt
She brings no papers or letters but reports everything
quiet throughout Chile, although apprehension
felt in Valparaiso Of another political outbreak
Tho Eogsh steamer due here on the 2st INST will bring
but three days later adyices than the Albert
The United States steam fiigate lancaster although
thirty days out from Rio had not arrived Valparaiso
when Tie Alert sailed, and 1t is feared that she has
met with some accident
The Alert reports the English steamer Bogoa at Val
paIso on the 9th Of October forty eight days from la
serpoo The Bogoa belongs TO the line OF steamers which
ply between Panama and Valparaiso and was sent not
long since TO England 10 be repaired.
The French frigate Andromeda, with the Admiral on
board, had arrived at Valparaiso.
The tnccrs OF the United Stairs gate Merr!mac gave
magnificent bali 10 the citizens Of Valparaiso few days
before the sailing Of the Alert which attended by all
the officials OF tho place, the foreign consus and the
oulcers OF the English and French vessels OF In port
The Nerrmac TO have sailed in few days for the
United States.
Dr. Edwards, feet surgeon, who has been seriously ILL.,
has been condemned by Medical Board and will return
to the United States via this isthmus
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Marriages, Births and Deaths.


BsowH-EyASs- IN Sacramento, Oct 80, kam Brown
- MRry Evans.
49, Allnos.:-h San Francisco, Nov. /, Rcharc
HOGAN RARRE1T-In San Francisco Nov. l, by the
Rev Hugh Gallagher John Hogan to Miss Ellen A. Bar
kckku-szwAir.-At Nevada, Nov. ], George W
Hirlei to L. uisa Sizwait
sUcrr-MAlE AT Sacramento, Nov. p John Scott ia
Hary Jane Male.
sQfyey TO Miss Sarah Chism.
SnGIKroN--MhlaaEK- Placeryilie, Oct 80, WIN. Sin
yIeton Rbecca Mcnefee.
snnn- BoyNGos-At Rich Bar, Oct. 20, L. p Smith to
Esfrm BoynCD.
snnu-DosNnsos San Francisco Oct % William
smith 70 Emily Donneison.
syfxsoS-F isoirg- San Francisco, Nov. /, Peter
SxensoM W Miss Henrietta q. Fischer.
BIRTHS.
CaANR-At Alameda, Oct 27 the wife of A. II. Crane,
nfa daughter.
CnnosYIn San Francisco, Nov. 3, Mrs. Ella A., wife
CVLyEs-lo san Francisco, Oct. 20, the wife of H. Gull
Doma1Y-in Sacramento, Oct So the wife Of J. Dohcr-
N OF n daughter.
"GolDMANeIn San Francisco, Oct. 80, the wife OF j. A.
Go,psrFsIn San Francisco. Nov /, the wife Of f l.
Eoldstein, Of a daughter.
HA&.Ir-lu san Francisco Nov. !, the wife of T. W.
Bsxket, OF q son.
HI1Bks1y- San Andreas Oct II, the wife Of John
Hnherty, OF 4 son.
lnSH-At Gold Springs, Tuoiumne county Oct %, Mrs
Kx1nAs-m Grass Valley, Oct. %, the wife of B. Ma
IAN, Of q son.
sxnn-At Marysville Oct 81, the wife of C. p Smith,
q o daughter.
swnS-In Pajaro Valley, Oct 2s the wife of Charles
H. S~ain, OF daughter.
TaAw.-At Sacramento, Oct 81, the vile OF VIM. NJ.
Unav, Of daughter.
DEATHS.
FAwIgy Yin San Francisco, Oct. 60, Mrs Thomas Faw
NY a native Of Clare county, Ireland aged So years.
GARpIssR-ln san Francisco, Oct 80, K. n Gardiner,
aged % years.
Gn4oRE i'm San Francisco, Oct 20, Clarence Decatur
Gilmore eldest OF ID. and c. r. Gilmore, native OF
Boston, Mass, aged IL years months and IL days.
JanEs.-ln San Francisco, Nov. 2, Wallace Theodore,
sen Wallace T. and Jane James, native of England,
ngeo years and months.
KsHER-On hoard the United States mail steamship
PhDadelphia sea Sept s, OF convuisoas Mary Annie
daughter OF Iouisa ana Joanna Kaiser, aged years.
NckKNsA-lu san Francisco, Nov. ,, John McKenna
SON Of Philip and Mary McKcEna, aged 2 years and 3
months.
EokESyA-ln San Francisco, Nov. 2, John McKenna
son OF Philip and Mary McCenna aged years and 2
months.
NORTON San Francisco Nov. ., Peter Norton late
Of l-eand, aged 80 years.
RArTRAY.-ln San Francisco. Oct 81, Mrs. Marion Rat
Aray, pa,ve OF Edmburg, Scotland.
REYSolDs-In san Francisco Nov. 1. Phelim Henry,
eldest Of Thomas and Julia Reynolds
SAUNDERS In San Francisco, Oct 81, Sarah Caharine
adopted daughter Joseph and Sarah Saunders aged
5 years months aud days.
WmE-ln san Francisco, Nov. ., Wm White, native
q Cork, Ireland.
WIxRow-ln san Francisco Nov. 8, Henry Winrow
ron a. Joseph and Olivia Winrow, aged . years and
month.
wnIn-In San Francisco Nov. ., Nicholas Wiley,
nged so years.
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Our Asptawan Correspondence.

A# AsPfSwAIL Nov. TO- 1859.
Esmtyof Shipping in Port-Bad Accommodations in Tie
g HartOr-The Northern Light, dc.
NE harbor b quite filed with shipping giving an ap-
earsnce Of great activity In business both nigh. and
~ the rushing tread Of the locomotive with its long and
lnaened train, throws the rapid increase Of business
usross this highway Of the globe.
The twenty five seamen discharged In this port few
a.ys since from the United States steamer Sranac by
order Of The Navy Department. all took passage for CALI
forp by the last steamer the price Of passage hence
being 30 very low there object In their remaining
here.
The following Is list Of vessels in the harbor Here
SIp the names OF three steamships four United States
shipe two merchant ships barks six brigs, and six
schconers the names Of which be found In another
coumn OF these vessels thirteen have cargoes Of coal
snc cargo Of ce the remainder have full cargoes Of
merchandise for the Pacific coast.
The small number Of wharves Is totally Inadequate to
aord facility much less despatch In dischargng cargo
and should the heavy which has been setting in the
harbor the past three days continue Of these
sels will be detained far beyond their clay days" The
81 LouR and Jamestown of the coast of Nicaragua,
relieving each other alternately at San Juan and the
mouth Of the Colorado The Sabine arrived here the
leth en days from San Juan and the Preble the day
Wevcus from Bocas del Toro.
me Northern Light, with seven hundred passengers
ana ne mails arrived Tuesday the 18th, NJ Her
Hassengers crossed over and went board the Uncle
Gam tne same afternoon The Northern Light will most
probably get away early TO morrow. She will 20 by Ha-
vana 70 take the New Orleans mails.
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Cav INp .rfrsCn Friday &c,

SAN FRsHcIsco, Friday Evening, Nov 4, 1859.
Hardly any thing done day consequence OF the
heavy rains and ITS being steamer day Fiour-s0O 4
sacks Aviso at 81 200 u DO bakers ex-aat s. 50 100
Do Clinton mills at Sc 70 per Dbl Wnea,-2o0 sacks
Mt 81 81 500 good at 81 SO per 100 lbs Barley
1900 SACKS a. t. 1900 do at Union CITY, 81 So equva
hnt TO 81 60 here 500 do t. 400 do at 81 GO per 100
MS Beans-50 sacks white at So l2k per 100 lbs Po-
asoes-2Q0 sacks Petaluma 81 20: 100 Bodesa at
81 IS per 100 lbs onions50 sacks ordinary So 81
h. Hay-21 tons fair, afloat, s2l per ton. Whssey-
% pupcbeons Stewards scoeh in three lots PIT. Conee-
hao Rio AZ
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UNITED STATES SUP SABINE }
GREiTowS, Nov 10, 1869
The Sabine IN Port in Consequence Of Aaro-A Us,less
Ere,tement-Iopuldr Feeling towards WaiarA Forei9n
Fishing Pory--Fdtal accident on Bocrd-Arriuot of
RetiJ Ship. dc.
Our antepations to leaving Crcytown on the 2oth
Of last month were disappointed for on the 18th the
Roanoke in bringing the intelligence OF me- NJ
brslering expedition having sailed from New Orleans Tor
Nicaragua
yag CGsSr Mckinney, win coumcndabIc a'acrity,
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mere " no prospect Of hs decree bong made proaSe
sacten, 10 nav The Demands which accrued subsequent
A. 49, a,na,,1Te ir, Kingston. The last bottomry
~. scaensc and in the order of their date The
s,aI amount Of CLAIMS agans the ship rs about sT5 0oo
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC

Cur Panama Correspondence.
PAsAsA, Nov. IS, 1850
Gaise Qut-A,7irol Of French admiral al Valparaiso
IN Aut~tcar Naurl Bdll, d.
10 British steam corTste Alert arrived al Ibis port on
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION, RgpLNE
n ngDt and moderate haelng Just returned from
abroad, wihes 10 ind Young ady about under whc
would be wiling TO enter into ih vie
% naimoDy Address S!e, station u, Bble hcn Poo
Office
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ERSONAI.,


A J. S-A. INLET ME Know HOW A COMM Nj
"A. cation will reach you l must be certain tina II Will
get hauos 1t of the importance you
and Csc. Answer Il viii be TOO lale
DUFFY CLiCKER.
EEoRGE-I WISH TO SEE YOU vEEY MUCH INDEED
~ ca on wednesday, at O'Clock. AL Will be satisfactory
toyou DO not fail. HAIRY.
NfIsSING.-INFORMATION wANTED-A YOUNG
l man, named OTTO Verhon belonging arandvley In
diana lett home to visit tho Eastern cities cary month
The last maon his friends OF
was Ielober ~ He iwentyise years of age, i've fee.
seven inches bgp has dark hair inc ined cu
CARR eyes and his upper 'front.' teeth project rrab
ANY Information respecting person answering this descrip
on WI be most gratefully received BY his distressed
lie had with hLn leather vase marked H. W Jr Grlni
view froire'rs OF hotels particularly requested
notice whether he has been at time Address
II. Verhol OF Field, Morris Co., 200 street.
EEskEN WHO WERE IN THE q. g. SHIP CONsTITU-
non IN iss6 aper captain Percira please call THOS.
L. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall street.
WANTED-fO ADOPT, BY A GENTLEMAN LIVING
w In the country, smart intelligent girl, from
eight wears OF age ore thai
parents living preferred 10 such permanent
ao education III be given. line addressed 10 the
scrber Tor three days. Ut Frenchs Hotel ~ receive
ton G. w. JACQUES, NJ D.
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II OMESTEAD

Alta regular meeting the Board Of Directors Of this Com
pany held at their ONCE Nassau Beeku an
Streets New York. the sth instant Pho Hur Esq was
UNANIMOUSLY elected Vice President
The company takes pleasure in informing the public thai
has already realized hsndsoe surplus and respectfully
soncts portion VI the patronage Of the public
WM. CHAUNCEY President
PABLO HERD, Vie President
JOHN X OAKLEY, Secretary.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

ToHN J. STAFF, Sc FRANKLIN STREET,
few doors west OF Broadway offers from o. s. Bonded
Warehouses and has In store fine Wines Brar dies and
ChampsgDes Guinness extra Stout Porter-Muir sons,
foungers Knox song, &c &c, imported IN gsaa and
buk american Ale and Porter Champagne Cider for home
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N " ATIT
Ii Vine asuperstse tonic, excellent dinpsr be erage
nd or DE weak AMI hebIaed snpAtior foreign aes
q 90 dozen. IA plot Ee1to g6r rssdesce free
3lt lsaae sppF4ei ptpo' ~ br1gd gay
PnHNswoEgg FERRY, Agent,
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Tue GERMAN LIEDERKRANz SOCIETY WILL HoLr
IN extraordinary meeting PythaQoras Hall Tuesday
Nov ~, atSr NJ All members requested to attend.
L. SfEl8ER Gacretarv
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SPECIAL HoT1sns.


IL Syansess church WIN apen Fair IN be ihrd
VA remain Sss IL; S,a,as g
yns = e sspsns incurred i eaars"s he No
pains or expense have been spared on ne part Of the
invite their fIeDds and public % Gay hsm yisi
u nasc every alternate night VIII be by Dodwor Tickets
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, NOV g, 1874
~ Whereas, FRlDERlCA MA Rkus aged about Is years,
Gu Of Inst At about ~ ooeE on
m ssss 4 ,S Ss nSss 20 viz sis
snd was On her person Other marie o. yOHnos:
che ea q ' ai.s And where.
~ ssasos y believe that .sd injuries were oaused BY
r. sa%s ps' Sao e pssss s
ODER r. Of riSs nG IN
NON or Who @ and cooyicen Of the
kas 9bs paid On the certificate Of District Attorney or .Se
must Gsss' %sa ss %n asa1
witness yhssof Ssreuno my hand and caused to bo
All ss The sea- s q ne Mayoy g the city Or New
DANIEL +. TIEMANN, x.y~.
NEW YORK MENDEIssoHN UNION ALL pERsoNn
~ having claims against NE Union e present
reced NJ Martin 81 East Twenty sessnh street ana o.
NoTICE-T r. MEAGHER CLuB.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ THIS 1ub are requested 70 assemble this day a. $40
81 s oeSss psess Y attend Tho funeral = their
requested TO wear their badges IN Toarang By order
CANT Andrews soCIETy.-THE lord ANNIvER.
sary Festival OF the Saint andrews socet, Of the STATE o
New York VIII be celebrated Wednesday, the 30 Novem-
PERM ne members Will dine together at the 81
esock for the the sua business The follow
S gentlemen we're elected managers the preparatory
Ing on the 10th inst-
ALEXANDER MCKENZIE, 81 Murray street.
GEoEGE dRuIcKs Il. SIS.a q Pie street.
ALLEN HAY, - broadway.
ROBT. Is. CAMPBELL. NO 6Hanoyer street
JAMES FRASER, 3S Ferry street
Persons Interested In the Society citations and wish.
procure tickets OF any OF the managers. - -
ROBERT DINWIDDIE, Seereary
THE CELEBRATION OF THE TWENTY NINTH AVN.
sersary q the Polish revolution Of 1880 win place on
TUESDAY 18th inst, nj s L. AZ the Seubon Heuse as
Bowery The Polish Democratic Association Invite ali THAR
country men and the frienos Of berry part with them
JULIAN ALLEN, I
JOHN GACEk,
w KOCHANOWSKI, tCemmiuee
ALEX kASZEWsKI
T. WisM0WskI,
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CLoAKs. su,w,s
AND FURs.
In anticipation of the
HOLIDAYS
We have this day MONDAY, November g.
Reduced the prces Of our entire stock Of
CLOAkS, sHAWL6 AND FURS
Our stock is larger and superior what
CHARLES STREET 4 CO.,
ATS BROADWAY
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DOPULAR TRADE IN SILKS
i $50 pieces extra quality Plaid and Bayadere,
The last and best of the parcel,
At IA 3D. per yard-tvalue 6s)
A. T. STEWART 4 co
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COc BowERY-MADAME wrDGER, Cr.AIRvoYANI
a ged spanish lady unveils the sery Of fu.nriy =.
for all disc6sca tells lucky numbers property slen
NO 29b Bowery between Houston and Bleecxer streets
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EEoRGE-I WISH TO SEE YOU vEEY MUCH INDEED
~ CAL on wednesday, st O'Clock. AL Will be satisfactory
10 you. DO hot fail. HAIRY,
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LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LOsT.-TAKEN, ON FRIDAY EVENING, A
~ lite white poodle Slut which answers to the name Of
FANNIE h lis hair cut OF and feet person
with return the dog 3i5 Filth shall be literally
wsided.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

Coon LooKINo.--It 10 thought the present LeRisa-
to the finest In personal appearance Of any similar
BODY ever convened In our state. From what
concur " in the opinion. There many editors in
Sacramento on the occasion Of the assembling Of the
Legislature, and they were, body, better looking
than the membeT. Dan. Gewicks, the portly editor OF
the MOUNTAIN DgMocRAT took the premium for beau-
y. The others are almost as pretty Dan.-Neo0da
NATIONAL
A pretty return you hare made for our generosity.
The fascinating Of the National p,teOusy. with
tears streaming from his eyes, 10 tones the most
touching and mOurnful, importuned US to get STRAIT.
ton to appoint him Chairman of the Committee on
Personal Beauty. LIE vaguely limited that unless
he received that appointment he would be loored
some other place. At Our solicitation the appoint
meut given him. with strict injunctions howcv-
or. that it was not to be made public Pride has
got the better of our friends judgment. In pri.
vate motto he says: "Dan have given you puff,
please return the compliment by noticing my Ap-
poiutment. Don't let any one suppose that know
anything about it," We have followed your in
structions, Cap, to the letter, and hope you arc
satisfied.