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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

Was given, the procession reformed, and
marching back to Main street, was dismissed,
and the vast crowd separated for dinner.
ITEMS AND INCIDENTS or THE DAY MI EVENING.
II would DO impossible, on account of the
crowded state of our columns, to give one in
a hundred, Of the items and incidents, pleas
ant and otherwise, which transpirod yesterday,
and will not attempt it. We made notes
enough TO fill, when written out, half a dozen
numbers of the DAILY EMPIRE, and we only
regret that we can't use them. We will only
glance at a few prominent points.
The Engine houses we're all periodically
and tastefully decorated. We took dinner
with the Orcgons, because they are in our
bailiwick, aud our home is among them. No
bic fellows are they, and right Hospitality did
they entertain their guests, the Rovers, OF
Springfield, in Waldcn's Hall. The tables
were filed with the Injuries and substantials
ofthe country, and they dealt out to their
guests with open hands, Justice Turner, the
President, welcomed the guests in short and
patriotic address. Rev. Mr.. CRUM, of Raper
Chapel, oficiated az Chaplain. AAer dinner,
Messrs. REED, BENDER and Sm0Ss, Of the Ro.
vors, made short speeches, which were receiy.
cd in excellent spirit-and SmoSs, who Is an
old fellow, said that IL he 'had twenty daugh-
ters, he wouldn't want better sonsin.law fol
them than the Oregon boysr' The ladies' Of
Oregon deserve great credit for their exer
tions IN making the dinner worthy themselves,
the guests, aud the Day.
From the orcgons We went to Walker / all
whore the Pacidcs gave q dinner to Il eli
guests, the Cedaryille boys. Their Hall Wal
decorated in extra style, and their tables CAV
evidence Of the resources Of the Great West
From the Pacifcs, we went TO the Nepiunes
who had given their brethren Of the Miamis
splendid collation.. Enjoyment seemed to b.
unconinod among them.
The Independents, we learn, invited thu
Paciics and their guests, 10 a sociable treat
and the 4s entertained the Young America
Of Urbana, in %princely style, It was a grea
day among the iremen.
The Earthquakes" were late about gettin,
out in the afternoon, Several thousand PEG
pie, many Of them from a distance waite,
upon the streets until out of patience, wheI
very many Of them went home before III,
"Tads' made their appearance. II wa
nearly 7 o'clock before they got out an,
when they got on the street the dense crow,
pressed them SO that they could %scarcel
move. They closed their programme in from
OF the Court House, where surrounded b
: thousands Of curious people, addresses wer,
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seanaInavlaa pm. ana Purl-

~Thes scandinavian PiIIs and Puri-
S ne . -CrSctSyArI, July, I iS5s. Dr, g. W.
Rolack,-Dcor Sir'-m reply 70 Inquiries made Of me,
gives me pleasure 10 say, that Mrs, n. Alice, OF tho
Dr, Alice Of Cincinnat, previous To her going En.t,
Spres-cd her conndcnee IN the efRcscy 0 yom s,an.
dinayian Remedies, and tho honoht she derived from
usiug ihem. she hal teen suffering from general pros.
trahon 1t times, being over sevcnty-siN years Of age.
and opthnlula add Inflammation Of he tsoc Various
remedies wofc restored 10 without relief Wien some
friends recommended . course VI yViu Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, They had tho desired
cfeot and she was considered a. restored 10 healui.
knoW many Who have used your medicines, and
speak decidedly Ofthc benefit denyei, thus testiOing
ofihcir rcnoyaiiIB Influence N pur1ip ing he hood and
giving yigor and energy TO the system, They have my
cordial a~ppTolahon, Ven respectfully,
Your ohodicnt servant,
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ATTACHMENT

' Sninsi ~ Mani Te~asS,,r =
Frcdsnck Long. Montgomery County, ohio;
" tachinent Was ISSUED against the said Irrdenek
Long, by VIM. Cloudy, }, ~ fr the sum az SSl,bf,
April ~, lss9 InylIwa JACOB scHEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05
FAMILY -ROCERIE
New NtAnd-FreSh Goods.

ToHN X. GEBHART, Agent, No. ~ JefersoHset, n
- few doors South Of the Market House, Dayton, o.,
has Just received n fresh and well assorted stock ofhne
Family Groceries, ofevcry description. They have all
been purchased within the last few weekA, and were
bought with express reference to quality and price. HO
IN prepared 10 sell them ai as low prices NJ they caa 30
afforded, aud II resolved that no one shall leave his
store dissatisfied.
pS-FIsHING RODS, LINES looks good
assortment always ON hand. myisy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

OF. NICHOLAS HOTEL, broadway, New
. York.-When completed, six years ago, the ~.
Nlohoias was universally prunOunoedthc most magnih.
cent, convenient, and thoroughly organized establish.
inent % the kind ON this continent. What u was then
/ remains to-dAy-without a rival In size, Ia sumptn-
BUSINESS, and In the gcnonh elements Of comfort ami On
lOyment. The Hotel has accommodations FOR 1000
guests, including lOo complete suites Of apartments for
hmiiea. six hundred persona can h. comfortably
srnted ~ the tables ~ ~ three public dining rooms,
and nothing that modern art has devised for tho CON
venlenee an social qualification 81 the travelling pullc
has been omitted 10 is plan, or Is neglected. in ~ pran.
teal details. Tho early reputation of the house nj
perb appointments, aud H. home-hke comforts and
Injuries, has been enhanced every year by the unwea.
dad e~xertOns Of the propretors. z
mys9ms TREADNELL, WIlIrCOMD A co.
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80 mcmler IN requested 10 b. present tlin eve.
rnng for exercise ut on, and at ~ o'clock for business,
a general attsndaITei. desirable 10 make preparations
for parade an Wednesday July tth. an members and
others having uniforms bolonEingto Tho company, are
requested 10 bring them 10 the Engino House this eve
ninR iy2dy j. u. hONER, Scc'y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05
JoEArRAE HARsHMAN. JosEPH nAhsnaAS
Harshman 4 Co., Bankers,

NOTICE " hereby gwen that HE undersigned has
IN this DAY been appointed and qualified ~ Adninls.
traitor gu tho estate u Andrew Small, decd,
IelsWaW MICHAEL HuIEr.
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SprriaI Notices.

s-Th Daily and Weekly Empire Onlcs
has been removed to the Empire Building
mo. 40 Main street,
second door North from Market street.
no Counting-Igoom ON the nrst noor. va
- ID. l.. A.-The menbcrs Of tho Dayton
1~Gs tdsht Artillery viii mootqt their ormory this
evening at o'clock. by order OF
q. j. CHILDs. Capt.
j. W. L. REw, o. s. jy3dI
49, Medical s~oeiety--Thc Montgomery
BE- County Medical Society will hold liz neat
quarterly meeting IN the side room Of Bcckel's Hall, on
Thursday, July 9TH, commencing at 100 o'clock, a N.
jysd j. G. REEVE, -c'y,
DAYros BRANcu STATE BAsK oF ONO.
DAYTON, q. July 2, 1860.
- Notice.-lThis hank will b. closed on Wed.
D nesday, July tth. Persons having notes or
hills falling due on that day will please call and pay on
Tuesday ny order, la g. @ SWAIN, Cashier.
- Attention Montgomery Guards
b. The members Of the Montgomery Guards
arc hereby notified 10 meet at their armop, woines-
hay morning, July 4th, ht6 o'clock u NJ, in 6ll uni
form, by order Of j. q. HuGHEs Comdt
=. o'CoSSElr, scc'y. iy2d2
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Elopement And Robbery

The State Gazette says; On Satur=
day morning the citizens of Milford
were aroused at an early hour by the
intelligence that robbery bad been
committed on Friday night By one
James Nelson. 1t appears that Nell
son had been in the employ of Mr..
Henry Vail for some time past, apd
on Friday announced his intention of
going to Philadelphia. Having overs
drawn the amount of wages due him,
he applied TO Mr. J. W. VapGe rbilt
for some money, and raised small sam
Mr.. Vail retired to bed about 9 o'clock,
leaving his wife engaged in some of
her domestic duties. and he soon after
fell asleep, About DOL pck on Satur-
day morning he was awakened by the
cries of one of his children. Upon
calling for bis wife, he found her miss
ing, and upon further investigation
discovered that Nelson had stolen or
taken away his (Vail's) clothing, the
clothing of his wife and about fifteen
dollars in money, and then to make
the robbery more cnmpleat had stolen
has wife Vail aud his wife have
hitherto lived tremendously, and are
young and respectable. Vail is wiling
that his unfaithful wife may GO, but is
greatly afflicted at the reproach that
may be thrown upon his children, two
lovely girls-one aged three years, an-
other one year-whom he will have to
care for as we'll as he can.
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go. rs
BOO7er'S Union Hardware and
Cutlery TOuS9,
n. J.


THE subscriber would hereby inf.riu '',e ai-i-
4 zopg of Iamtsrtrills AMI vici2ity, 'hai h
sliu continues to sell all kinds Of Sorts as-
rally kept IN Hardware Store. Cas;1nAfs
will fnd a fresh and well ssleefed ssoak q
Nails, Planes, Warmth, Oiia TarJ4r. ne, g ass,
Putty Burning Fluid, Camphene spadc' 5u37-
ei3, Hoes, Forks. Augsrs, Save. Fiies Wrought
and Cost Hinges, Mortice, Janus, Faes az Rim
Locks Screws and Bolts; large assortment o;
Table and Pocket Cutlery She's Findings, iIaf
ness Mountings, Carriage Cartsin Cloth. Eteta
"a to 81, Lace and Fsirge Curtatr N1.ug,
and q gensrGl assortment Of Carriage slokers
Trimming. Also, Red Sole Leather, French
ana American Gals skins pxsi Mroce" r, "a.
cine Plaster, Plaste.i1s Hair. a4.4 .ievark c.
ment.
T'ndertaiers PEE partieg'ar'r = w. = ~za-a.
inc his stock bvfors pnrehasiig elsewhere, for
partisulay attcatien is h<ge els keep
that depsrtr,ent supplied with the peHefs Pos
terms of Silver and Metallic Cofsr Screws. ara
Stud Plates. Hinges, Handles. Laee and Silver
Mo4ldinys, Re-. 81. Tikesise, Fult9a' I'o.e NJ
Coal Latnp and Coal Oils
wouid IL. nix ny friends ann as4saa4is&ess
fcr their past favors, and wculd solly. the;r n
uuenee il, future. Please give us 0sti, ct 4 ?
corner Of Unioa and eesyeli Streets.
!. F. BoG7Er
Nov.9. 1889. ~.
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Still i'm the Coal Field,

\ ND happy to return thanks to my numero,
IN customers for their past and verv liberia
patronage, and by as strict adherence TO low
prices. hops for continuance Of the sarns Hav
ing renewed my contracts, IS usual for all the
best grades ofcoal, now stald ready to delivs.
TO customers. along the line Of rail road or canal
by chr or boat load. orfrorp ny retail yard, al
the various kinds, viz COUNCIL RIDG E
HAZLETON, SPRING MOUNTAIN,
SUGAR LOAF rid ITAUCH CHUNK
GOALS, all Of which. the public may rest rs
sured, may be had, without regard to rOlNBL
NATION Of com PETITION, for the Low
EST rRrcEs. Not forgetting a word to tbs
Blacksnniths. and all Others whom it may con
cera. we would call especial attention to oui
Stock Of IRON aud STEEL, BAND and HOOP.
comprising all the different sizes Of Iron. selected
with care and economy, with an eye to sell 1t al
reduced prices. Along with other GOALS. We
have just received cargo Of SOFT GOAL.
of the best quality, for Blacksnith's use. all
OF which is under cover. AS usual, BEATS
Celebrated Cook Stoves Piows, and Plow Cast
ings, has general assortment of Stoves, Pipe.
90. He hopes to merit share of public pat
ronage.
NELSON LARGE,
Corner Of g5,ion and Coryel SIS,
LAaBERTvILLE.
July 81, $50. If.
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Presbytery.

FreSDyLery.
The Presbytery of Raritan met on
the 10th inst, at the Presbyterian
church off this place. The Rev. Jo-
seph Rogers preached the opening
sermon. The Rev. George P. Van
WICK preached in the evening.
The Rev. D. Kirkpatrick was cho-
sen Moderator, and the Rev. Benja-
min Carroll temporary clerk. The
Rev. DR.. Studdiford and Col. Peter L.
Clark, were appointed delegates to the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, which meets in Rochester,
May 17th. Mr. Janeway was appoin-
ted alternate to DR. Studdiford, and
A. W. Durham to Col Clark.
The report on the religious state of
he church was drafted by Ashbel
WEIGH, Esq.
Mr.. John McElway, Jr., of the
Princeton seminary, was examined as
to his experimental acquaintance with
religion, and his views in seeking the
gospel ministry, and was received as a
candidate for licensnre.
The Rev. Samuel NJ Studdiford
was dismissed to the Presbytery Of
Elizabethtown, and the Rev John B.
KugIer to the PreSbytery of Donegal ;
the former having been called to the
church of Plain6eld, and the latter to
the church of Strasbury, Lancaster
Co., Pa
The Presbytery appointed their next
semi-annual meeting at Clinton.
They appointed an adjourned meet
ing at Milford, to be held on Monday,
May 18th, at IL O'clock, A. NJ.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-04-18
Our Election.

Our Election.
We clip the following from the
State GGzett and Republican of the
18th inst:
Mr.. Editor The ANIMAL election
for Township Officers was held in the
Council Room in this place on Monday
the 9th inst.
A large vote was polled, and The
election passed off peaceably. The
Republicans elected all their offers,
viz: WIN. II, Keeper, in the place of
Mayor Coryell, Democrat. who was
candidate for reelection. A majority
of the Town Council are Republicans,
also the Assessor, Town Clerk, two
Justices of the Peace. Constable, and
Collector, and most of the other Off
GERS.
The triumph of the Republicans was
complete.
A liberal appropriation was made
for Public Schools in the town, which
are in highly aoprisbing condition.
and before the end of the year we
shall probably have new Town House
and lookup erected.
There is qgite spirit manifested
in public improvements by our citi-
gems. An India Rubber factory is
now in course Of erection.
More Anon, G,
Lambertville, April 18th 1860.
We admire exceedingly the simplici~
city and apparent tFuthfulness NJ the
above communication, containing as it
does, nuts for our townspeople to
crack, such as they never before crack
ed. Why any one living in this place,
more especially any one who makes it
a business Of writing fof newspapers,
could possibly fall into saoh an error
as may be found above, we are at a
loss to determine, Rniess it were done
wilfuily and with the full determination
to effect political END Any one in
the least acquainted with the nature Of
our town elections, must be aware that
politics and all things pertaining
thereto, were entirely and completely
! ignored. SO MUCK so, in fact, that mem
bers of one political faction entered
the lists against others of the same
faction. Should either political party
claim the honor of hav ng gained a
victory. we know not where they would
commence to draw line of distinc-
ton; and certainly the epublicans do
not manifest any delight in being char
ged by &C." with having gained a
complete victory, for electing demo-
cratic mayor, three democratic council
men out of six, two of the remaining
three being Americans) and other
democratic officers. AS to the triumph
being complete, so much is true, but
to whom the honor is due, that is
doubtful, and certainly not to any one
standing by democracy or republican
ism, but to both acting in harmony and
| perfect good feeling for the benefit of
the thriving little town, soon to have
an india rubber factory in it. If g & .
viii for a moment think over what he
has done, we doubt not but what he
will discern the grave faalt he has COM
mitted by bringing the question Of
politics in connection with matters
where such should nos be the case.
| We trust c. will not attempt giving
any more OF his own private opinions
of such matters, publicly and 81 a dis
| lance from home, without FIRST compar-
ing notes with some one who kpows
about them
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-04-18
Dyspeptic Remedy.
DOCTOR DAT3TTs HAMS


AROMATIC INvZGoRaTrgG SPIRIT,
This Medicine has beer nrea u tbs public foE
six years wsth incrsasirg favor It Is RECON-
nlsnded t. cvro Dyspe15sa islervou3neas.
Heartburn Co-ic Pains, Wind Il .ho 9tom-
ach, or Pains in sne Bowels. Hoads~Ea. brow
siness. Kidney Cogplainl.. low Spirits, Pa
lirium Tremens, fntempersncs.
2 Stimulus, E1lsi1srzts;, Jsvtgornecs, sus
setHnos Lstozir4ts or StApdfg.
As medicine. it il quick and edecaaai, enfiTe
the most aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia, xii.
ney Complaints and SIT other arrangements Vt
me Stomach and Bo1elf. in Z apeody .aAnreY.
II will instantly revive the reoat irefancb"Tiy
and dropping sp!riss, and restore tho weak, ner.
voas and sickly to healsh strength a1d viyor
Persons who. from tie injudicsons use Of Il.
quors, lavs bscoras detected, aud t4oir iisrs 1us
systens shattered. eonstitus;oag hre$en down,
and subject to that horrible cure 50 Humanity.
Deliriqm 4remens, viii alnoet imnedi4tely, feel
the happy end hcslthy in~igcrstirg efficacy oF
Or. Hams Envigorsting Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL ID.
DosE.--0ne vine glass full as o:tsa IS ueOaesar1.
One dose will remove all Red sririts
One dose viii cure Hears.burn.
Three doses will cnrs indigestion.
One dose will give you good sppstise.
ons dose viii stop the distressing pains 81 Iys-
pSpSiH
One dose will remove the distressing and diss-
gresable effects of Wind or NataleDce, and "a
soon as the stomsch receives tho snvizorating.
Spirit, the distressing load and ali painfni feel,
ings will be removed
One dose viii remove the most distressing
pains Of Colo, either ii the stomach or bo7elg
A few dosss will remove all cbstructions IN u.
Kidney, Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons wlio are seriously afflicted With any
Kidney Complaints, are assured speedy relief By
dose or TWO, and radical cure by the ess Of
one or two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too much over
night, and feel tie evil effects Of poisonous IL
quors in violent headaches, sicknsss at stomach,
weakness giddiness. &c, will and ons dose will
remove al bad feelings
Ladies' of weak ard sickly constitutions, sbn'S
take the Invigqrrting Spirit three times day
it will make them strong hoalthy ard happy.
remove all distractions And Irregularities froza
the menstrual organs, and rsstsrs tbs E,eoe. Ct
health and beauty to the earew3rEfads,
During Pregnancy It will oe foand ar inyaIra
bic medicine to remoge disagreseh.e zs1szsioss
ct the stomach.
An the proprietor asks, Is a triai. AID TO Ia
duce this, be has put up the Invigorst:ng Spirit
In pint bottles, at SO ots.; quarts ST. 80
General Depot, 4s Water g., n. !.
Sold by S. H. Titus, Lambsrtyille, snd pr.
Liveaey, New Hope. Jan. IS, 'sa.z'y.
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taking Time by the Forslock,

We are pleased to know that our
business men are awaking to q knowf-
edge of the blessed effects of advertis-
ing, not only that it is gratifying to
as in pecuniary point of view, but
that we feel confident of having a
sheet the circulation of which will re-
turn fonr-fold for any investment made
in it. This is an age of gas and blow
pipes, and any who do not keep their
whistles wet with the juice of the
Press may as well hang up their bows,
for they cannot even play second fd-
die to the lively jig wholesale adver-
Users play, nor can they entertain
such audiences. To those who now
advertise, we will merely say-Dont
take your advertisements out, for it is
like taking down the sign in front of
your store.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-04-18
Newark Conference.

The Newark Conference closed its
Annual Session at Hackettstown, on
Monday evening after a very harmoni
oHs session of one week One new
district has been formed from Newton
to be called Morristown District, and
Rev. C. S. Van Cleve, appointed pre-
siding Elder. The following appoint
ments were made for this part Of the
district: Phillipsburg, Rev. S. T.
Moore Harmony, Rev. o. B&dgely !;
Beividere, Rev. g. B Day; Hackets-
town, Rev. r. Vanhorne ; Washing
ton, Rev. A. II. Bells; Asbury, Rev.
J. A. Crane; Clinton, Rev. S. Fl.
Opdyke Frenchtown and Milford,
Rev. G. Il. Jones.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-04-18
G0Od-.--The Union afe,

A THOUGH the Nation IS cclvplssa from
~ ccntra 10 circu".fsreDes by the irterZain.-
BILE Slavery Agitation, and many of tLe w.Eest
ana nobest patriots OF he land are ai5.Iqei ard
hIlsd With apprehension for the salty q the
Republle. And While it bshoovss sisry pillar
thropi-t whether he be pro slavery. & satirsls.
very, 20 do bis utmost for his co1ntry's peaes.-
Tke undersigned, IN order 80 settle Tie whole
question, hereby announces that he has entered
into voluntary ssrvitude, 80 the public in gensr.
al and his frisnds in particular, whereby this
community at least may rest secure as TO tbs
supply OF many of their moss pressing wants.
Hereahonts African Slavery is en abstract
question, but it is practical matter which every
body can understand to b. able 70 PsoSaEs. IS
very low rates,
liz Bs;t, It's Nss:sst, t6s Ezsissf. I5s C5@vS<,
Boots. Shoss. G1i.srs. S!::gYsy' assl Cams,
that can be procured anyTheEs this sitls Of cspq
Horn.
BOOT HALL Is THE PLACE
where also may be found largs quantity Of tAo
sime articles, commonly known ~ the nslas Of
sold Shop Keeper. which are to be sold tss>s1
without ragafd to cost; and ket ne tai 5k4s,
hey'A conls good this coi2 1eratsv az fks prias
thy can b. hid toy--tor tAs Ps1<ey.
It is also practical matter 80 taose cormsn-
cling or continuing houssk scping. to DC .bie %
procure, in the Furniture line. very cheap
B1Ys79Ss, Ia3teS, 669ssS1As, L<51Etisg G<<tASs.
Loa&sEg GIa:s Plctts, Gtl. Nas.Riings. &
and for the permanent SAFETY OF tie Nation, and
placing it upon solid foundation, AREEgT,
the voluntary slave. makes known thst Re Is bst-
ter than ever bssoEs prepared 70 supply to any
extent.
SiU Sto.ses, CARD Sto,ass. BNiiiiDy Stone
Pysss Brick a7a2 Cg4sngU.. lB~-e-A>--
all very cheap. And further. II o-ts- u proTs
himself faithful and efficient ssrgsnf, De j.
prepared, and holds himself n rsadineEs t. Ga
strlsct or repair. BY contract OK ofhirs:,e bn.l-
dipgs and bridges, Of any and every dasorip&:oa
and faithfully to perform fer Tia n,illion. any
jobs within the reach st num5n ability. end is
also in the market icy treizsl II Waluus, poHar.
Maple. Oak, and Hickory Baw Logs. Tinker =.
Spokss, Cord Wood, &C., AID lastly, though BY
no means OF the least inPoriasoe. b. at-sa.is.
personally, prenpsly. erd carefully 20 the basi
ness of Uudortsker, bayirg ssSry tseility---vnGc-
gss moderate
And now, whether Congress shan sail o. sse-
coed in efecting an organiEation let stbs eSal i.
ed abroad that Boot Hall is fully o-gani. 81. Es.,
mittsss appointed, and ready for BURNERS. ia
C. ARNETT.
Jan Is 1850 Nv In .te Hi5Si-
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The Cosmopolitan.

The Cosmopolitan.
The FIRST No. of Vol. " of this ex-
cellept quarterly is upon our table.
The reading matter is of the choicest
character, and gives one pleasant
insight into the progress of Fine Arts
in this country and elsewhere This
No. contains several fine engravings,
one, adjoining the front entitled Good
for Nothing" Is splendid affair.
Subscribers to the Cosmopolitan, in
addition to the Journal, get splendid
large engraving, ticket of admission
to the Dusseldorf Gallery, and one
share in the annual distribution of
paintings &c for $3.0O. Address G..
L Derby, Actuary c. A. A, $40
Broadway, New York.