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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-12

Robson & Knox are receiving their
supplies of Fall and Winter Goods
So. also, are Sehorn & Hornsby. Adver-
tisements next week.
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n6@The census of Philadelphia is near
ly complete. The population of 1850 was
100000, now it numbers, according to
the returns given, 5S3077, being an in
crease of 1908 during the past ten
years.
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NJ The Jamaica papers are discussing
the policy Of annexing that to the United
States as remedy for the social and poll
tical evils under which 1t is suffering.
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Day" The Breck papers say their candi-
date will carry Virginia easy. If they so
believe, why do they beg so piteously for
fusion in the "Old Dominion?" They are
either great fools, or don't believe their
own assertions,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-12

ExcoMMuNIcATED.-TheC Cleveland Ban
ner, of last week, reads all the Douglas
men out of the party. Forbearance, q
virtue which the Banner man specially
cultivates, he says can endure no more
We suppose there can be no appeal from
such high authority. Jupiter has thun-
dered--let the Douglasites put on their
hats and cloaks, preparatory to leaving.
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s1y- The Richmond Wing makes tn,

following point:
1--WE will dissolve the Union, say the
Yancyites, if Lincoln is elected TO make
that excuse plausible one, gentlemen,
you must first try to defeat Lincoln. You
can beat him, and if you do not you con-
nive at the wrong which you intend to
seize upon as the excuse for committing
a greater wrong If you want united
South for disunion; first do all you can to
save the Union with honor; then if sheer
necessity drives you to the last resort, all
will be with you, but you cannot be per-
mitted to elect Lincoln and then take adj
vantage ofyour own act to precipitate dis
union"
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n6" The Nashville Banner says: Our
political opponents in this city have
formed themselves into two political
comprehensive Lane Guards and Brecx-
inridge Rangers. After the November
election they will be better known as the
Slain Guards and Breckenridge Strangers.
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YANcEY.-The last heard of Bully Yam
cey he was at Richmond, Va, abusing
the id foreigners" them chaps the
know-nothings used to abuse so horribly.
He says they are all Abolitionists, and
that nearly all of them settle in the
Northern States-thus giving the North
a decided preponderance over the South.
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B6~ Wife, (complainingly,) az haven't
more than third OF the bed"
Husband, (triumphantly,) "That's all
the law allows you." -,
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E1" A letter received from planter in
Chambers county, Ala, by Commission
House in Savannah, says: "To give you
some idea of the state of the crops here,
l will state that ] am now working %
good hands, and l have to-day ordered
bagging and rope for IS bales of cotton.
l will not make corn enough to do me-"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-12

DY- The drought is unsettling Kansas,
which was settled with much difficulty.
Blood fortified that territory, and want
of water is running il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-12

ed- To cure poverty-sit down and
growi about it. By SO doing, you'll be
sure to get rich, and make yourself par
ticularly agreeable to everybody.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-12

We are requested to state that Rev. J. W. viii.
hanson, will preach in the Methodist Church
Athens, on Sunday next. the 18th instant.
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Public Spaakinp.

Col. Matt Martin and A. s. Colyer, Esq.
have an appointment to speak here to-day
(Friday.l Come out and hear them.
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WAsHINoToN TERRIToRY.--The census
returns show 5000 inhabitants,
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Douglas at Chattanooga.

We are requested to give notice that
Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, of Illinois, will
address the people of lower East Tennes-
see and upper Georgia, at Chattanooga,
on Saturday, the 9th October, inst.
Persons wishing to attend, will be car
ried by railroad, to and from the speaking,
for one fare.
The following is the list of appoint
ments published by Judge Douglas for
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia:
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INDIGNANTLY REJEcTED.-The Sommer

vile Democrat, Douglas organ, says:
"All the Douglas papers in this State,
all the leading Douglas men, and the
masses of the National Democracy indig-
mainly reject the tricky proposition of flu
sion that came from Greeneyille.n
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Gen. Houston's Letter on the Terri
tories.

The following brief epistle from the
Hero of San Jacinto" was addressed to
Mr.. w. S. Taylor, of Montgomery, Texas,
on the subject of slavery in the Terrific
ries. 1t was originally published in the
Houston Telegraph:
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Anstin Tayoc Anu On 1870

Mr.. w. s. TAYLoR-Dear Sir: Your let
ter of the 18th has this moment reached
me. Replying, would say that, Con-
gress has no power over the subject of
slavery. The Territories are but the Gre
atures of Congress, and Congress, having
no power to legislate upon the subject OF
slavery, it can not invest the Territories
with that which it does not possess. A
Territory can exercise no power whatever
in relation to slavery. A State only has
the power to establish or abolish it. This
is the true Democratic creed as under
stand it, on the subject. A territory in
convention preparatory to becoming a
State. can, by their constitution, say wheth
er they will or will not have slavery. This
is the whole sum of the matter.
Very truly, yours,
SAM HousToN.
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Rhode Island

The news from Rhode Island indicates
union there between the conservative
Democrats and the Bell-Everett men, to
defeat the Black Republicans in Novem-
Der. There is an earnest effort among
the conservatives North to defeat the sec.
tional party there. Why shouldn't con.
SENTATIVE men of all parties at the South
unite to put down sectionalism in their
midst' 1t is the only means by which
harmony can be restored, and the coun-
Try saved from the dangers which threat
en- It.
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Georgia.
Mississippi.

mississippi.
We clip the following from the Mem
phis Enquirer, of the Sd:
CHEERING.-Our distinguished fellow
citizen, Maj. Donelson, returned on Fri
day after an absence of several days in
Mississippi. Major Donelson is too great
a patriot not to avail himself of all OPP
portunities to look after the progress of
the Union ticket, and he finds it likely
to sweep the whole tier of river counties,
at least as far as Vicksburg. The signs are
indeed that Bell will carry the State with
out difficulty. This was the indication at
the beginning Of the canvass, and there is
yet no reason to change the reading.
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nsS" Mr., j. B. NAPIER, of this city, says
the Nashville Patriot, has handed us the
subjoined card for publication
10 the Editors Of the Patriot.
GENTLEMEN The new Breckenridge
Democratic Military Company in this city
the "Lane Guards" did me the honor at
a late meeting, to elect me Orderley Ser
geant of the Company. thank them for
that honor most heartily, but am COM
PEELED to decline it, as it is my unaltera.
BILE determination to vote at the approach
ing Presidential election for John Bell
and Edward Everett.
Very Respectfully.
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The PRoGREss OF OUR Cause.-The have
met and conversed during the last few
days with several gentlemen who have
just returned from protracted soiourn
in the States of New York and Pennsyl-
vania, and they all agree in stating that
the public mind there has settled down to
the conviction that Bell and Everett are
the only hope of the conservatives in their
opposition to the black republican revo-
lutionists. the results of this conviction
are daily seen in large accessions to the
ranks of the Constitutional Union party.
We learn also from Il. f. Looney, ESQ.,,
who temporarily supplied the place Of
Hon. Bailie Peyton in the discussions
with Messrs. Polk and Haynes before the
people, that in every town in which he
spoke, he was given the names of many
of the most influential democrats, who
have Joined the standard of Bell and Eve.
rett. The greatest enthusiasm prevails
among our friends throughout the State,
and, in fact the entire Union; for it is now
almost reduced to moral certainty that
John Bell and Edward Everett will he
chosen by the people to fill the two high.
est offices in their gift.-Nash. Banner.
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81. CHlLToS, An 'ioDeer
OSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE of % 3-stOry
NTULIAM Writers, Auctioneer, will SELL in

w continuation THIS DAY at l o'clock at No SO Canal
st. the entire stock Msn Millinery and Fancy Goods 10
the above add together with Counters Shelly
ing Safe Desk Tapestry and ingcn Carpets seven large
French Plate Mirrors, Lace Manas loh do Feather Flow
ers, &c by order Of MULLINEUX BELL, Assignee
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

esJ SHOES and GA1TERS-A NEW STYLE,
DEB at JONEs'5, Nos. 10 and IL ANH-Sr CALL AND
gEE THEM
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Groceries, Dropisions, &t.


II II. ROBlNSONs INDEXtCAL SILVER
Il sJAP.-A new and beautiful preparation made by
tie B0Sl On INDEXICAL SOAP Co, expressly for cleaning
tpd Silver Plated and n,aun Wa-e. an for clean
ing Mirror, Mor,le, Tin, &c IL Is convenient an
effective than sUy of tn des no IN use and os used
by insSpe need tep with perfect safety Isle conta
nothing that can POSSIBLY je the nes, ate or .wery or
the most delicate skin ho1gh degoe1 for toilet
IL II far other soap cleaning House Paint
siauSry, AItiheisl Teeth, Plae, &c.
Many largest importers manufacturers Of Silver aud
Plated Ware who have used g. have given II he unqualified
approval. Read the iollowns
"BosToS. May g. 1859
" Metta fAFPORp 4 BuEDrT-GeaHemeH. After repeated
hs Of your SILVER Soap recommend the best arti
e bsye for ceatins PLACED ADD silver IL
nuit ston be used by faulty. Yours respectfully,
"sHRkNE, BROWN Co. 0a,e JOnss, Bah & Coy
4" BOsfoS, June |, 1889
GenhemeH We have during the las twelve months given
your ssei sosp thorough r1 and ind h nothing equal
20 H. as e'eans silver qucke better, aud with less trouble
'ban thgg We have been able to hnd you rcspe ay
SAMUEL ~ thO Wy a Co No 90 Washing t)n-st"
49, PUMlCE-SfOEE SOAP.
This sosp Its eraye poseities " free from
csnshe ais u SCOUTS the hanos aud renders them soft aud
white u acts Ike magic n removing WTtios and Puntss
lhk Pi'eb vanish Aoi and other stain. , haud.
out the use OF OIL alcohol osh.r p.urazing agents IL
qui ~ best French Ponene in qualify aud ia sod ,r lo
Manufsstnrd by the BOSTON INDExiCAL soAPCo
STAFFORD BURDfTr, Agents, Boston.
Sold BY dealers generally In Newly ora.
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1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOO GENITAL RAlLRo AID. AOOO
nprAr nnraiE-raacK RnIrrr


The capacity the Road IN the eooniy
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No Aston House. corner Of Vesey+t
Facilities for the transportation Of PASSENGER aod nom Gin
cinna Chicaro St Louis, 81 Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans ali or In the West Northwest and South
west are unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any route
Through trains for the West leave NewfoI lfoot Of Court
landt-st Morning Express 7a Evening EIpress, ?.
Sleeping and smokiDgesys on ell trains
Fare always low and the time quick IS by any other
eoute.
By Freghts OF ell descriptions be forwarded 10
from point Of Ohio, KENNEDY Indiana
Illinois WISCONSIN, lows, Missouri, BIZ RAILROAD DE-
RECT, any port the nsveAble rivers Of the West
steamers from Pittsburgh
TIE Freight and from any point o. the West By the
Pennsyvsnis Rarca al times favorable charged
BY Other haroae Companies Merhan,s and shippers inl
lne the OF their Fret TO this Company ray
With confidence Oh its speedy transit
This Company also maintains EmaTsn Accommodates
lire by which parties emigatng westward enjoy cheap AID
comfortable mode Of conveyance OF half the nrssss rats
flare. ELLIOTT Pas enger Agent No Aston House
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents,
No ! Assor House. and No. South Wnhan1st
MCDONALD BIsCHOFF, Emgrsnt Agents,
No Battery place.
THOMAS A. SCOTT General sup't AItoona Pa
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1nstrnrfion.
DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
40 NYACK, on the HUDSON

We he's Isavp 10 c attention IA OF the advantages
A,,A oar ns.iuioD Offers to Young Ladies desiring p ssan
ls and the Opportunity 81 acquiring thorough and Ga snea
esesstoD.
se ssusion lOcs.ea The bank Of the dsOu
er.sy FIVE from NeYo'k, and s accessible by Ra al
ma Slsans from the cty any part Of the country TIE
nasion Of the finest that the Hudson bout sud
sssmanss every direction, view of mountain, valley aud
river so@pey the gvspdeur and beauty The hesaa
Of the climate s probably Uequsled by that Of any ohe
Iat o. tbe eoeDsIy.
The eahse tine, modern brick structure, furnished with
and elegance and has ample accommodations Tor ono
hsndred ooader IL V lighted with heated by furnaces NOR
ossby ventilated and supplied throughout ~h pure water ron
nountA'D spne. 1Se grounds extensive embracing ~
ssyes and furnish every facility for recreation In ihe open ~
The river shore OF which the grounds extend "S
Beach aud Bath house with coumOaDns Dressing rooms %
been erectee that pupus may ENJOY the dement's OF s'
bathing ,,,
The Course Of Study full and Systematic 'h'e'
aeparpeuss-PepuatoIy Academic, and Coesse-Ano o0u
vrt.e. Il believed all the brapchc both practical ana ona
s...l which youns lA3es Wild md desirable to pn'sie'
Irs,rpmepta aud Vocal Music ceive especial attention. Inc
spsus 81 taught by Lady who was for many years
sSasher ln a Ieulsle seminary ID France
The ,s esssuzon o. toe SSooo constitutes one o s ose
,.n. The Principals aud al the Fscuy, reside in toe
..m huIs.s a,a 1T ct the table, with the Pnp'san
s,apssp, which ibg,ss largely the formation Of correct
.s habs cultivation Of refinement and elegance Of
In order to secure the beautiful and symmetrical development
Of the boy ystemae Of physical training bss been
.opaed and resulted hs marked improve OF mauy oil
tAe ladies Carriages aud saddle horses furnished
& tbese ssh jo and other oatdoos recreAoHs are
.eseeu1ased ssd nbeiSIy provided foe.
The Sumner term Will commence April iS 1850.
Persons desiring further nfOrrson viii plesse send for
~Ansal Catalogue.
Applications for admission should be a5dresseat TO
n A. 4 Il aipu1e
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NEW YORK to NEW-HAVEN BY tho
~ steamer TRAVELtR, from Peck SIP, Pier No. Is East
River, Al 3p. M, and CHAMPION at sp. m. Fare 81 No
nharss for bertha
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\. j BLER KER, Auctioneer
MO. 81 BOWEkY.-A. j. BLGECkEB, son
~ 60 with sen on THURSDAY, April Q, p IA at The
Me cbsns Exchange the BoWery the v4deHe LOT with
BUILDS eide OF be q feet north Hester
OF by Ito The bniuipgs oobt of story Fra no
House in font ard story H1nse in ing for
A2J0 IS foundation large building lnid
10 feet below 10 wio 25 feet OF the ito9t o. TIE
lot Terms easy, Maps, &e., at No. Pine-st. u,ss')
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DLOOMFIEIlD INSTITUTE, NEw-JERsEY
sSOYSI BOARDING SCHOLAR Little Ferry

ENGLhWOOD INSTITUTE, for YOUNG
H LADIFS opsosite N.wYork as mnaes rom the City -
lie N opfrs Mag Circulars at Firth Ponds Music store No
s47 Bisscwsy }. a. FOWLER, and the Rev. WA: y.
Dwight Pfincipas Post-Ufhce address, ENGLEWOOD
lESTl1 UTE, Newly oIk City
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financial.
ALERT II. NICOLAY,

A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
n AUcTIoNEEh AND STOCK BROKER,
AZ ya,e ale sT0CsS and BONDs bousb: ana sod !. tho
BIolers' oond Price Current i-sued 'emtmor THY
nlyIDEND.-Ofice of tho Grocers' Fire In
IL sorsnce COMPANY, No. ~ Wallet, Bank Of N-w-Yak
have thi, day declared SINH Dividend Of six oj
." ss aI ''' JAmEs IS ~ me
OYrIcr op rnB PAS,a, RAILROAD CoapAyY,)
TOnlue BuildDrs, No 50 wsis,,, 7
NEv-voaK, Marco l6 1000 }
TNTIE ANNUAL ELtCTION for 10 directors Of
% OF tho Company, No 80 Walls, trontine Buhdines) ~
Monday, the "a day Of April neat The polls Sl opsn 81 %
and cloSe AT p. M JUS. =. JoY oer-tHy.
NJOTICE.-Tbe INTEREST WARRANTS, ma
IN turns apr,l l. $780, on BONDS Of Manor Count Ooo
will be PAD at the wing bank New City from let 10 tho
10Th OF April 1881 a. D. MArrHEWs. Treasnrer:
faz MIonleAs soCTa sRs ASD SostaEss lSO,as. Co
ShcRETARY's OFFICE rEw-YoRK, March 800. }
NNBE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders IN This
Cooperation for the slse'0n Of y 0n6otot. tho sbsuhy
year and INSPECTORS Of The succeeding election ~D De osd
opsnJ Sa VIZ FL he s ai 1890
G no. PFRSAskIN SSts sSefy
THE MrcHre., SOUTHERN ASp NORruERs ISpAyA
r R. CO. srcmSrARYs OPp,cr. New Yors, Marcet5 1880
U,HE TRANSFER BOOKS for this Companys
stocks vii bu closed sheIno.n OF Apil aai WI
remain closed until III. morning Apr 2s 1861 enable 'he
Company 10 prepare stoeaholdsrs en- tiled to voe
'"' A FBANKL,f +. WORCEsrtR, A.-'stan. r,es.uret
METROPOLITAN BsSs, No lOs Broadway,
NBw-foRK March - lT1d
ELECTION NOTICE.-The Annual Eieobon
IL for DIRECTORS OF the Metropolitan Bank, add = three
lNarEC1OhS Of the ensuing Election will os D-d a. zoo
Banking House, MONDAY I'd Aprl ne1t oe,ween - Nh
and y. oEo IL oSINEi, Ne'nlo..
sHoY AsD Lg.rHgR saxK New-Yors March ~, 1850.
nIVIDEND.-Ih he Board of Directors have TINS
~ day declare, sJiy5eui Of FOUS D PEA CESr Sas Of
the months psyte and after the sh OIL
| ApIl a., =. A. A. o,h a,
| April, ncIOnvc. w. a. nlooa W..
OCEAN BANK-ELECTlON.-rh annual
" E-ion for Thirteen ID REOrOKS u this Bank, and
Three INsPkCrORs Of toe succeeding eieeon VIII %
held the Bsk rooms ~ ESD 4H the Jth day OF apfI
next non ~ III to The transfer books viii be clJsed
| NON the 80 to the tan. by order OF tho 5oa;d,
| Newly ok Mach 26 1860 PARKER HANDY CAsher
| THE HOLDERS Of MILWAUKEE CITY
oUNDs issued Railroad purposts, Arc requested 20
meet Br.voOrt House OF Stn e. aud On az on
SATURDAY EVENING, March OIL a. O'Clock, on N .ses o.
thess securities depen I'd uo Sdop1'
| ug The measures ~ hich will be sdbmltt-d -
meeting snoui 90 iirn.hne1 Dy )no-
booers of held BY each as those No
will be excuaed nom picps'i IN
| :" SIMEON DRAPER
WATTS SHERMAN,
| ABlJAH MANN JR, kconn,,t.A
+. hUSCH,
LOUIS DECOPPET,
THAUOEUS II. LANE,
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.


IN FARE 81 to ALBANY.
TN ard ater MONDAY March 26,h, 1860 Trains win leave
26ihst Station, .ew-S ok. - follows;
For Wisnsbrdse-8:S0s m and $3.50 P.
For White Plsins-ll t:50 and p
For White aiDs-615p. N. from Whitest Depot.
For Dover Plaius-5 o. from lo.h-st Depot.
For AosnJ-gs Mail ond 35r p. Express trains eonpsct
with the New Y ok Genital RsilIos ID.
Returning viii leave
Wiismsb,i'ge- $50 aud $3.50 and $50 b.
White Plaiu--5 aDd 7:20 IL: rs and 1850 P. M
Dover Pens-6a u.
bspy--lls Mail and 4:l0 p. Express trains.
be $50 Mail and 30 Exprese trains connect u
Chatham FoU Corners oil sLAtion- Western Railroads.
JOHN BURCHiLL, Asst eaPt
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
.errer Trains leave Pier foot Of Duane follows viz:
DUNKlBk EXPRESS at m for Dnnkirk Buffalo, Cam
aDdaieus. snd principal intermediate Stations
kENBukGH fXPhESS at $3.50 p m, for NewbGfsh, Mid
dlet6Wn and intermediate Stations.
EIGHT FXPRFss 4;a m, for Dunkirk Buffalo, Can
ancsisns, snd prii cpsl S'a'ons.
The xIress Trsos Es with the csuandGgua
Mega Fss Railroad BinRhsmton WIKI the syracuse
Raosd; at Go vito the Railroad fr Rochester snd bu
iso Greet Bend wi the Railroad for and ct Buff
fao ard nuukk With The Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland,
CincrD natl Toledo Detroit Chicago &C. sDd thu CANADA Hall
rosds CHAs ufNOr,
NsIAL MARsH Receiver. General SupI
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nlVIDEND.-Oifice of tho Grocers' Fire In
IL sorance Company, No. ~ Ws-st, Bank Of N-w-Ygk
building Rew.Yors March D. ls6-The Board of DueJ.ors
have this day declared S,miAnnua DIVIDEND Of sixo)
PER the capital STOCK Of toe Company payable
stockholders oil demand JAMES q PLafr, secretary.
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4 II. LUDLcw, Aac.ioneer. -
II AHGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of FIRST

L. G. ASS FURNITURE II LUDLOW Co. viii sell
At auction on THURsD-Y end FRIDAY APf 7nd at IL
the Warehouse Of Messfs Rochelor sksrien 20
No. Csc Broadway,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-Ths handsome stock Of FG1;
mime has Of the best seasoned materials sad
10 he suueor and hu for which this house Is 40 favor
adj, kposn Inc whole viii be sold without reserve TO close
the Catalogues will be ready ghen they c'n he OBJ
tanned the auctioneeTs No. Pnes Of Mesr Roeheort
sksIIen 4 Co., No COZ Bioaiway. NAO'O
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Danfina Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
H. No. 8O6 Broadway, Eew-York.
No. l31 MontAgce- place, Brooklyn.
GLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGINEERb.
WI continue open until the lE Of June
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H. 1882 Train. vii leave Chsm 0ersst stson Stolloss;
ard p Tor Poushkesp'i 1904 m sad ls;1, aad see
u M for Peekski 5:i5 Montreal an bda 40 fsssen-
,r T5sn with sleeping ca's leaves st. oay S:3l M
The oue epsie add sing Sing trains stop al st o.
The Way a ne Pass@ueer taken a. CoanbeIs Canal ynrf
toob.r and 3lsts Trains Newly leave Troy a. 81 ana
IL: o m 8 and Albany ABOUT 10 niiu'cs
later On sunday at 6;l5 p m. ,r,, O -.