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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

FGoM NI>ALM.-A telegram from Visali,
dated sept. 2!,t, says:
A gentleman has just arrived from the
Cos" mnes with quantity Of silver ore and
lin, which looks as though very rich 1t Was
brougAt toranlIysis
1t has been currently reported here for the
past week That IA duel was to take place be-
tween john shannon. editor of tn Vi,aHa
Delta, and Wllinm Gouverurur Morris bat
as yet here has been no meeting OF the hos
tile pal ties.
The Portuguese Confidence Countess, the
sonora Donna Pedro, now confined iu the
Tomls ch .rIrd with having swiudlrd VIM.
Grigg and others, intends doing something
dazzling when she gels over her present
troubles. 1t is sid that Dion Bourcicaull j.
engaged preparing her experiences for the.
stage. The principal art will br sustained
ly herself 50 soon as the piece is introduced
t"a New York audience An enterpr,ing
manager has made her Il standing offer of
$50 per week to play a star engagement at
his ihrHter, but curiously enough ref ,>es Ia
lie her h"ndmln in Tie lIihins sum OF $500.
-NeV York letter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

TARANrurA, Tho Contra Costa Gazette
soy' that II few days since liltlr son Of Mr.
Edward Hitler of that town. c.rried into tie
house live turintuln, holding it by one leg
Fortunately lie was not itirn ly the veno-
nous Insect he had iunoccntly captured
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

INCREASED PRosPEcTs OF THE FRAZER Re-
GIoN-A private letter Of late date from
Victoria. and addressed to Mr. James NJ.
Greavy, Of san Francisco, affords the follow
ing Information:
Every day brings better news from the
upper country, though all information favor
able to this country appears to he suppressed
10y the California papers In addition to
profitable mines, we have good roads, cheap
provisions, aud plenty of meat and vegetables
at all the mining settlements The last ASSAY
of Hope silver ore yielded $3.50 of silver and
$50 of gold, to the ION; the ore was found
two feet from the surfacp, aud the lode i'm
proves rs it goes down. A valuable coal
miGe has been discovered near hy. The last
boat brought doWn specimens of silver and
ciunnhlr, found in the Liluortt Valley
Heretofore the difficulty has been that ex-
pluratiuus were confined to the Frazer VAL
ley, but now they are extending in every
direction and am persuaded that British
Columbia will yet Prove the richest min ,rhl
region in the world. Plumbaso. ns pure rs
that in lead pencil, has been found in seve
raj places.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

ANTl-CooLfE CoNFEGENoE.-At Il meeting
of the officers Of the Peoples Protective
Union, held in san Francisco Friday, The fol-.
lowing resolutions were adoped;
WHEREAS, The Prople's Protective Union
is "rs'miz.d for the purpose of dscnuragiug
Chine . immigr zion. by procuring the pas
sag" of such laws a. viii effect hat Object :
AND WuEeGAs. We at pr sent deem i iu-
eNrerli nt I" Nominate Legislative TICKET on
this issue alone; therefore
Resoiued That We Recommend to the mem.
hrls ct the Peoples Protective Union that
they only vote at he next election for the
legislative clndidltrs of such party MS shah
hay pledged isr,f 10y resolution to support
all constitutional humane measures for the
restriction of chinese immigration aud the
prescription Of Coolic slavery ia California
HeSolged father, rhd we advise the Pres
ident 10 c,lla meeting of the Union srun uf-
Ter the various polic,l parties shdl have
adapted their platforms aud nominated their
several ticket. aud that we then select there
from the candidates who are pledged against
COnlirism. and whose names We shlll support
at the next election fer the L"gislalure-re
c,umcuding the same Ia the favorable con %
sld'r,tiun of all voters ho sympathize with
our movement
ReS0ived, still further, Thntif none of the
political pnrtie, see ut to couuienlure the
working men in their effort To- purify and
mIiuuiu the dignity of free dor in Cailor-
MIA we sh Il then consider it our duty to
offer ourselves an anti, ooie ticket to the
consideration Of the voters of this city and
county, relying upon the intelligence Of the
masses to support the right at all hazards.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

TnE Overland stage arri ed ut San Fran
cisco Saturday, with dates from st Loui, to
august 3oth. The through passengers were
Mr., Wenberger an son
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

FALLING 1910 LrNE-John g. Marshall,
Esq well known rs one of the nblest law
yer in southern Ohio, aud heretofore nlwnys
acting with the Opposition, made speech at
II Democratic ratification meeting in Brown
county recently, in which he declared him
self wholly aud uneq'ivocally for Dougaz
A D"ugla' and johnson club 'vas org ,uized
last Wednesday evening, at Michigan El DO.
rado county. The roll was numcrousy si.n.
ed. Douglas will 5 eep FL Dorado county.
MooNEY's ExPRE-s. This paper, published
for long lime in Folsom, is now published
in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

SUDDEN lLLNEs>.-We rrgre; to report to
onr readers lhr sudden illness Of our excel
lent partner. Mr. w ;. Byrne. lie was at
tackled toy inf1 tnation OF the lungs, at Sac
ralnent", IN Tuesday evening, sept lit .
He recovered sufficiently to he removed to
his unces residence ON the Costumes on
Tuesday of this week. We strongly svmpn.
thize with him in his Affections. and hone
,hat "a kind Providence will soon return him
to US in ruddy health, -Nouttqiu lfessenqer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

THE deposits OF GOLD bullion at the Mint
for coinage during the past week, sum Up
345 81 ON cts; silver bullion 1853 20
nuuc"s The >oinagr amounts to S75,ooo. of
which $Goooo were in douLle eagles, and
$4,000 in quarter engles.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

RuNoRs Of another fight between Molris.ey
and lleenan nre rife in sporting circles. Ii
Is said the former is ready to challenge the
latter TO twenty four foot ring match for
stake of $40 0Op side. Tom Jennings OF
this city challenges Ned Price Of Boston To-
match for Sl,0oo side. Kelly has increased
the sum he offered 10 match ngain Dam
krrrjgn to $1,000 to 5000 lie is exceed
ing'y anxious TO fight, and il will be IA great
PITY ii Dan refuses to accommodate hm-N
J. paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

ADyl0Gs from British Cuumbin state That
"A volcanic eruption had been noticed near
the Harrison Lilloot trail. nhrut 80 miles
rom Fart Douglas. 4 few days ago
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

Mn GUTHRIE The Breckinlillc rorers
say that all of the clniilltes for the PreSi-
dental nomination at Charleston, save Doug
las are supporting lireckinridge 1t appears
that they are lahoring under II mistake rs 10
one OF them-Mr. Guthrie, of Kentucky. At
the recent elrc ion in that State he voted for
Q NlT. Hopkins, independent D"uglas cnudi-
dnte, against McCarty the Breckirridgcr
Mr. Breckinrilge has himself, in letter to "a
Missouri friend, rXl ressrd the fear that rhr
eoolnrss # certain distinguished Keulucki IN
lno doubt meaning Guthrie would cause him
to lose that State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

CONTEMPT OF CouRr IN A BAR RooM.-A
few days since, Campo Seco Justice Of the
Pence tried case. and upon its conclusion
started to 60 hume with his books. On the
way he stopped in suoun to lake drink
here lIe found one Of the parties to the ease
which had just been deaded this party was
prntanely denouucing the course of the trial.
The magistrate LASTLY swallowed his liquor.
opened his docket ON the counter and entered
a fine of five dollars against the noisy party
for "A contempt of court This emil 5hirueI
officer is IA cauddute for re election. n.-Aata.
dor LIE Lner.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

SEND EN- To "LoBELA "A couple Of street
politicians were discussing The "nigger ques-
tion," when one approached who had SOME
thing else 10 talk about, and he sileuced the
controversy wi.h-
"Oh, the niggers he id! Whats the
use? Why don't we send cm all to LoJelja
and git rid of EN- ?'-AmQdor Leiyer
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14
cllnI that the two pairs Of doves

England, that the two pairs OF uo'c
had flown The parents, therefore, las
tening % their surmises, hastily depart
cd for Calais. determined to catch them
il it were possible; and if not, 70 dis
own them. and d~isinherit them for az.
and ever. Thus, with fury firing taci
bos9ms. On they pushed cudravor.ng b!
al! means In their power To- hurry fA'
uost.lliou alt his stctts. Their ell II.
we're rewarded at last. and they a
length came i'll sight Of Calais. ~ tacy
hurried through its several streets witt
a speed which astyni>hed the citizens
hopes Of capturing the lovers revived
and as the smoking stccts stopped be
fore the only inn Of the town, they
sprang from the couch, and hurried int
the inn. Nothing could oppose thclI
fury. and the combined efforts Of the pa
rents burst open the door If the room IL
which the Eiscouut and Nanine had
locked themselves. Here they found
the Viscount and his beautiful bride
locked in each others embrace.
Lgl,emani was the fist t. speak. He
began q uu1raii his son. he poured
the walls IT his wrath on his sons hvaI
H. 5rarrL, sufficient u drown him 4.
length. sc.z,ur Nauiue roughly by the
arm, be whjrlcl her across the room.
where she fell into the arms Of the Mar
4uis.
Remove that woman" cried the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14

Bsy-Thc Davenport Gazette says that
a family Of cmigrants, consisting of
father, mother and five children, passed
through that city a short time since,
and that the five children were all idiots
natural born fools. The cause was
said to be the intermarrying of blood
relations.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14

Ba-A lady visitor Of Brighton, En-
gland rushed into Il bridesmaids house
to search herse!ffo or something that was
crawling about her, and there was found
in the trelliS Of her crinolinc a kitten
which had got there at the last house
she visited.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14

Eag~A man was arrested in Virginia, q
few days since, and being informed that
he was suspected Of having been en-
gagged in tho instruction at Harper's
Ferry, replied, "he didn'tknow Harper,
nor where he kept his damned old ferry
lie was acquitted.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14

BZ~Thcre is "a man in Indiana 50 thin
that when the sheriff is after him he
crawls into his rifle and watches his adj
vcrsary through the touch-hole.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14

w.tl yols. have 10 SAP TINT ib,, can never be.
d. not know You, and yet 'r-n'.' ,'a,
fIh"ihS '"e F'7c''"' III
mood, tins note received " h"c reply. l.
read
"N,nFNoIsErLE AGNE9 ps E~'cHtiNStAu-
n,aa ,.g ,o,yl ,,,.a,, M 'l-,rI To- m,., n tsnI H. ~.
-n,r ,ou heartily, thar | r.upraeuia th~,n. Mad.
moiseiie' love another 1e'''F 'hal ny i''' AND l
VII '0' oERSEsr gLaILlal>D."
Iu,rfYo FIN. .rrur:s, and Measure Of
N'I.r...lr rr,n rrcr.yinc this i'm.
,nrt.rt n,t. II.r erjr,t. revived and
her. ,anfIcrcc in hcr.,Ic dcyeloped it.
..lr ,,o,ziI civ
81 Snail rtraoc p lated union" sh.
soil artcr rs,Iira thr motto II will
t...,- ,.,..ir .r his ...r.r,.;tv and
D" "
Nh.-c HylnE "IttHinl love, I VIII trust
g., him Ia conceal ia. Hichtn
Her second note written o, the spar
'' .., ".,'' NINA w., ,'' i~" Jus
n, M a,i ~ E,', i',' mn s a-'N .,I ~, ~, r"l 1y ,,l.i r-,5-
r.,A the man @hyH ! '.ys aesj o. rsa.
'A"S-s % E'''s'Hs'A A.
How tins Intention conceded with
,lat OF Efu.--. viii be seen from C..
.mp,rt nrbis answer
.vrr,,,,,,,-yo., i,,.o,ioo Of leaving
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14
Ev VIC. r. q. SHAN.

sumcI-suG w. ID N"'H, " "'"'' a.
What could lie a. I,.S Ii'l S"t', H.
was c2'G"Gleu' "ou'd .'I'''' Oo'''
tosay Ae Was N'ae'ant ny means
- the N~i5c1uhJ an" A'N "l'....'' "'"''
SIrl met as t-eF '" ~ i"-' '.''' '" 81,
gard 10 c~iI"'al'1.. i"1 I'-@
apartments o. the MOVIE. H''l' %, ',- I'''
hono7n. rs the amour l-''..,'' L,''-
ltm1uG became more '-----""-'i "." 'W'
could moi lcaE H...1eh away o' pre-" i.
on himself u ""J itU9' 10 "V. ina,
he was q H~IaC'4ut II Ias' ~ ceased
TO w.cstie "itH ms ~coASc.ch-. !.E mus
decelyIhE her; the syTe' voice became
more entIcihg, an" our C'Frse' gave
himself up t. Love anu N@hihe, l.5'i-
ing her daily, and dreaming vi hcT
nightly. Ninie existing IN inns std.e
Of mind, he was n day imprisoned III
the cabinet by ms father, who told nun
Of his alAanced BRIDE, ana iGe Ia" %
Noltalre, when applied |" ms case
Nhercupon, the EI>couat very hai"."It
AMI very pctUl-htiy tAc.~.4-d 80 above
quoted.
NO doubt lie haS .ahet. iiil h.: s'A;
replied the cudA,, "pGt At Ct1 III t-~e
his law w.tn him.
And So AN to he 'o-o,i INTO ms
marriage
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14

asA-In the woods is perpetual youth
Emerson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

WANTED-A SITUATION, ny 4 coLoRED COOK,
first class best OF REFERENCE; make all kinds 90
soups les pastry Ac. Inquire At d. West ast st. front
WON, first door
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Ar KlNxEy's
a CHkAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON STORE
500 inc Cambria and Swiss wort ed q liars ,2'Ec-
i, 40 hne q ubric a5d Swiss Worked Collars, SIC
i'un fne Cambria / d Swiss Worked Collars, soc
' me ''"''s sS.sss SgSss ana
s sSSsry S sSs sea-: - u . 81 snasna
4
90 Soored and BLACK Ss s,IIs Nets Nets lss
isS cs.Tsd and Black Chenille Nets i, &c
sf, ys,s S,s sa ssf9Se ss siS %mass PAIR
ladies' ass S sss k ia e slsss s se &C.
Closing ali cur Is and Is Kid Gloves Al coors whites
Panic sale-Cloth Gloves lsc
Panic sale-Berin Lined Gloves i5c.
Panic sa is,-l silk Gloves, isc.
F.aIs s s.s II h .IJ Hsss S...rs
e fame. fancy HAIR Pins Fin: CLOSING CLOSING out S. Sc &c.
l,3a0 Portemonnaics and Bags at l2c lsc. 25c.
I,460 Por,emonnaes and Bags at 3lc, 37c, soc
Panic s sa5s-sssq!ii s' sasts s.
80 Pan G sale-woollen goods
Inslish Toys and fancy Goods IN the city
ss:s ysd ssss Sa'ss ssas fssE Stands
RUBEN ss crying y bss.s cS S asls s
Rubber Heads 9c China Tea Sets, l5c; Watches, moving
hands, Elephants Donkeys Babies soldiers Furniture
Turtles Rabbits Cars, Stables Hunters Ninepns tine
ing with 1880 pieces Toys and Fancy Figure
The usual stock Of Laces Ribbons Flowers Gloves, Hose
ny, Trimmings, Millinery Goods, closing out cheap
No. asl and "a AZ Eighth nshhn avenue,
Between Twenty first and Twenty second streets
LBERT WISE, -,,
Continue 20 sell GOODS az
Runous panic prices
Splendid su.Ks, o1ToMANs, -
At 90 cents. wo nth 81.
Best French KID GLOVES, 80 cents.
SHAWI.S, CLOAKS,
And all other family Dry Goods
AT GREAT BARGAINS
ATA Still. GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES,
Point applique and vaeneiennes
Collars and Cuffs, sets and Collars.
Black Thread Wells, Coinures, Barbes &c
Paris fmDroideries in shapes.
Black Grape Sets, Collars and Wells.
White Mourning Sets Collars and Handkerchiefs.
Infants Caps Robes and Dresses
Illusion Capes. Berhes and Wristlets
Trimmed Net Sleeves and
Made up Lace Goods, in eudless variety.
All very appropriate for Holiday Presents
BAILEY HARRINGTON,
n.r t.s. No 623 Broadway
I GAYNOR's SKIRT AND CORSET IMPORTER AND
n Hanufacturer-0ur shape Skirts, in skeletons,
lace and muslin, graceful and warranted superior to
any Others made For holiday presents-a handsome
variety Of Bamoral skirts, four yards wide, from 81 So
Good Wooven Ccrse 81 The Paris made Coulle
Corsets always In stock. GAyNORS S43 Broadway,
Union square and 6ao broadway near Fourth street b
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NOTICE TO coNTRAgroRA
IN Orr IEsPBcSoH's DUAnx1RAYl

Nor1cK TO CONTRACTOR g1 i..,,c,o,,. p,,..ru.,,
49, No 70 oaAE... 3 MY Ycs; ne S.. s SEQ
sa :ssse $
s s:s sss ~
sS:ivs oeleef noon, which inns he ..%s VIM s. -
&. g Ss sc s 4
Ss; : &! s 49, D:Ss.S;, 3 ,s
q ~SseS e. foiio1iio Ss /. sopyE '
Ss ans
ss sss AZ soss -. ~
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:sss. :s - y = 10
TSs q :
made any eout,ss Or sO1sT:sts tos
,ss s a: party
y % And
s::s! 's
pss and ssss' Of alps In the city OF New
=! ~. s:y: q !. IT.
once in each week. and shs sweePnss shall Be Immediately
srhere shah Be removed from the streets. n MA
s ~ sh: g SSn and s sxspns: q ct.
vessel. upon The side walks Or n The foas are. Of sIc.
'a'
~ :.5; s%PS,s !. =, ~. "a:
% BE Ss% eS Sa 5. ~
Or hat may De placed upon Ss Sidewalk vessels Ss
he s ;sS: 81 .Sa.
dinance hsir al sar6sse rubbish and
swpnss Of every kind removed BY shsm removed pu'~Asa
ss.avsy ,r.s The Battery Y y:sr.ss sent, .,.:
n, snse every "a 6sar. Fsrk and Chatham siress
. Sss ssi.Ia m SIS%
s ess sl IRON al os sres s
& de- an. y. Ss 81 .s and s &: Il: SGS OF
during the nigh, and before tie hour Of between Id
%seS Re q us sof
e 81 Ss s fy SsD for may 9 Ts az.
pense with TIE ssne temporarily but he shall not grant ch
ssen>on for longer period 'aap one week from the daa
There .s.n ss r@o,,d rs. the :,,y Al ar, ma.
he Sc .oss.ed and no deposit q any hind shah -
low rroupd sunhen lO hat required for sud-
The shah be hep, conveniently p@ssabe
,s.,s aa. q. Winter, sIs p. :,..r :. and AZ ct
gIs:s. ~ g, !s ls;slss :. =:
ss .s b. S ape 6 IKE 20 or ss sa
s:aiafsas; man : s:.s' .1Ssss : q
water iion Sydan fcr sprnsins r-s il advance q Do
for ss al % Ii1 Sas
e 10 ' II n s. pss SS sss any
eight hours After they sha Be- notified thereof BY notice In
Of business By the CITY Inspscsrs
The city inspector shah notify the Compolsr, whs
the the surstes thereof, and
fan In having the work performed IN forty cighl
thereafter thn the City inspector shall procec
have the work performed At The ,Ipsh.e = The sretia
Sec n TIE Comptroller shs sem monthly draw his
of for proportionaie
The total Of the awarded By the Mayor asa
Common Council
Adopted BY the Board Of Aldermen December Is 1850
Approved By As Mayor, Dsrsnhsr ls0
ID. r. VALENTINE,
O4erk Of Common Council
he right 10 rejec any an proposals. hds deemed "
Me interest Of the Compensation IL hereby reservsd
blank propoeAb estimates and apcci1catons BE- sk-
aimed von Application y The City fnspectsvs once, Ne n
Chatham alreek New York .
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u HOODS, CAPS GLOVES,
MiTrESs. BOOTS
HOSIERY EUFFLERs, COATS
CHDER-vEsTs AND DRAWERS
with large variety OF
FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for
Comfortable Holiday Presents.
AtuNIoN ADAMS
QYx,a
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II GAYNoR's SKIRT AND CORSET IMPORTER AND
n hanufacurer-Our shape Skirts, in skeletons,
lace and muslin graceful and warranted superior to
any Others made. For holiday presents handsome
variety Of Balmoral Skirts four yards wde from 81 80
Good Woven Corsets 81 The celebrated Paris made oouts
Union square, and 63 broadway Fourth street. B.
Skirts altered to the shape No branch the
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xc- GRAND STREET; THIRD FLooR.-wADAuE
10 wtDoBR, eslryoyant and sifted spanish lsy,
the cries Of fuuriy, love marriage absent frnds
pvscribes medicine for AL dsease tells
ere groperty lost or stolen, Be-
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ANTHOLOGY.

ASTkOkO0Is
goSs EIDE ssTaSLogfT JHaS EVERY OH
visit As soon as you enter her room Madam w.es
.s ss ;,s .s: .ns and she r ss
q Ssr y .no me sr are = IT.. s
sta e md tooush they need not fear for she practices
consult ,hs .eaderfa ard yssriOu. adv ii.r savice
any who Sn <. S
Madame wlsoc 4 IN possession q The celerasd magic
= oa,d Nondsrful woman Is9 Alien street between
hausioA aud stanton streets The bakery Fee for ladies'
and senuemen ~ sent&
A sToSrsnrxa MORROW SEVENTH
n daughier born With caul and Oft u foresight, tells how
@ bsusb 'fss asacw ss seS. r. "Sr
on. Gentlemen admitted.
A T,oRTrSE FOR ALL VINO CONSULT Mss VEL
y LaNvIuN, ~, st.n avenue opposite Elgnth street. the
Holman and xt.n ,.isms for low. good luck snsas
rsuse success IN al business affairs and are guaranteed
MADAME RAY, ao SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
WI twenty, seventh street, surprises Az rho vlsi, her Toe
your thoughts lucky numbers losses Ladies, % cent?;
mAs s25 HsAHp ss q raE
thousands 81 this aud other cities wh entire action
sas ls Vie sssSa s:i % III yoS s
&c truth sr, hsg al :. ~ Ihrd sss.se above Twenty
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLCHESTER. TIE
Bud sIree,. Hours from "a. n ,osf.N
RIO L,prrs-YRs. EvsEBn nuSRoE CAV BE CON.
suited female compsnts gaivanisua apriied
ghreno both dsy aud evening ladies'
and sen.emen a " CarmIne street third story
THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is IHI
i youne and accomplished Madame BYRON, lately fran
fsrs cen with The sctes confidence 90
. Al airs q Is smsess love soa, our. n.risse set
ssrns TRENDS. o. stolen properly, A. she hss sso
70 S:s yss Y ss ess ae h .Sd s1s
sye twenty ssv.nh street, second rOor over the bskery
Lilies 8 cens; Gentlemen Dc
xc- GRAND STREET; THIRD FIOoR-wADAuE
fOt wtDNER. eislrvoyant and sifted spanish lay
ve The mys,ercs Of futaity, 1--we marae ahsenl lcnds
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NEW YoRD, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. ~ 1850,
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
Connecting with New York Central Railroad
and Northern Railroad,
VIII start from and arrive At Tryon row,
City Hall, New York
Leave At IA. n, 10 A. NJ and 4:20P. NJ.
Cars also start from Twenty sixth street station
at 7:20 A. NJ, 1928 A. NJ and 445 r. N.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through 70 all points.
Pleasant provided for passengers
Mt City Hall station.
JOHN BURCHILI, Assistant Superintendent
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nv DESIRE TnhrDtArEMEgT, USE BONNIE cot
A@Ald oflce.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-20
Proceedings of the Convention

In view of the great interest which is felt all
over the country, in the action of the National
EXCHANGE, every morning, cerbotim report of the
proceedings Of the day before. We have engaged
for this purpose the services of Mr.. CHARLES D.
Corr,n and Mr.. MARSH, two of the most accurate
professional stenographers at Washington. Mem.
hers of the d mOcratic Convention, and others
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1859-'60 the increase in the number of STUDENT
was such that there was no longer any need of
outside aid if we except small contribution from
the Allston Association-a new and fourisbinp
Institution, which grew out of the Life School,
and which promises, in its particular sphere, not
only to promote the growing taste for Art in
Baltimore, but also to be of essential service
IN bringing into public notice works of merit
by young and comparatively unknown. men,
During the whole of the last session, the Life
School was not only well attended, but at the close
of the term its treasury showed respectable sur
plus of funds wherewith to start anew next
autumn. 1t may, therefore, be now considered to
have become permanently established, and we cor
daily congratulate the management upon the sue
cess which has finally resulted from their efforts to
attain this end. 1t may very possibly happen
that the Life School, now in the third year of its
existence, may never have the honor of turnino
out an artist of the highest distinction but it is
clearly within its ability TO improve the popular
taste for good pictures, and thereby increase the
demand-at present but too limited-for Original
works by talented American Painters.
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