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Bell Champions,

COMPOSED OF THE YOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS,
st a Tealaas Haq frroadelet street Fiay Ereainqs
OFFICERS:
President Theodore w. Buddecke.
Yice-Presidents- District, L. D. Hyde Sec
ond District B. Tavares; Third District, NJ
Mount; Fourth District, A. II. Person.
Grand Marshai-R. 2. Noble.
Assistant Marshals-First District j. D. Clancev:
Second District, +. Bonito; Third District, j. A. f.
Brown, Jr.; Fourth District, A. Pierson.
Tfeasurer-0tis Harris.
Recording Secretary-S. Yulee Hyams
Corresponding Secretary-M. P. Mortee.
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PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA.
First Electoral District.
RIvIERE GARDERE, of st. Bernard. Elector.
G. DEFERRIEr, of Orleans, ......... Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
HoN. RANDELL HUNT, of N. Orleans ,Elector.
JULES LAVERGNE, of N. Orleans. Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RoSELlUS, of Jefferson. Elector.
DUNCAN S. CAGE, of Terrebonne Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District.
]. O. FUQUA, of East Feliciana, ...... ,Elector.
Il, N. FAYR0T, of West Baton Rouge. Alternate
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS Fl. LEWIS, of Opelousas. Elector.
YALSIN FOURNET, of st. Martin Alternate.
Siatt Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of Ouachita ......... Elector.
Hon. B. l.. hodge,, of Caddo. ....... Alternate.
Each voter at the polls casts his vote for SIX
ELECTORS, each one of which must reside in
separate Districts.
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We have the most gratifying intelligence from
the 0uachita and upper Red river parishes, that
the glorious canse Of the Union party is onward
and upward. Large aeeessions are daily made to
its ranks. alexandria Constitutional
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Headquarters

zz- Headquarters
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE coNsT1TU-
TIoNAL UNION PARTY.
The Committee have engaged a room for the
Presidential Campaign, No. q second floor of
:" Story's Iron Building" corner of Camp and
Common streets, for the transaction of business,
and where the regular meetings of the Committee
will be held.
The Committee meets weekly, Emery TUES
DAY EVENING, at n o'clock, and ottener when
required.
THoS. CURRY, Secretary.
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From the Philadelphla Saturday Gazette. /

"Tha the business of Gift Enterprise can be made lsg
mate onehat it can be conducted fairly honoraby doing
Justice TO all parties absufdiy reality that has
been demonstrated plainly True, know of but oae man
who has succeeded in inot only pecuay won the
confidence of the public and the conclusion have arrived ut
M that is owing solely the the only ons OF
them who has dealt hOnoby and fairly by patrons Ger.
tain Is that conld conduct business unfairly ths
length of he has without word complaint being ut
tered against him by the hundreds Of thousands have been
the recipients Of vors his We refer of course to
Mr.. Geo C. Evans, 4s9 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.
which will be sent gratis to any will send shsr
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Order book that you may Want the usual resi!
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chase books is the
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Fossil Club.

COMPOSED OF GENTLEMEN OVER FORTY YEARS
OF AGE,
Nee, at old Fs1ocs Hall on Friday Eee,iags.
OFFICERS:
President. NJ Lapeyre.
e-Presidents- District, T. L. McGill;
Second District, N. Barnett ST.. Third District,
John B. Leefe Fourth District, Jacob Staub.
Secretary-Henry Bier.
Treasurer-Benj. Florance,
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RETURN OF Dir, ]. G. NoTr.-It gives us sincere
Mott, on Saturday last, with his eye-sight perfectly
and We trust permanently restored, and in state
OF general health more robust than he has enjoyed
for several years. He finds the Medical College
building grown during his absence into stately
ediiiee nearly ready for occupancy and one of the
ornaments Of the city, and it must almost reward
him for the care and toll and time he has devoted
to this labor of love to witness the unparalleled
success of this institution, now only in its second
year, and already one Of the largest and most nu.
merously attended Of its kind in the United States
Mobile Register,
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Agents Wanted.

To whom greater inducements than ever are offered
Amy person. either female who Is DESTROYS of
ing in
HONORABLE AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
requiring and no outlay Of money and BY which
they can obtain gratis
VALUABLE LIBRARY, gM
FINE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
A HANDSOME SERVICE oP PLATE,
A SPLENDID SET OF JEwELRY,
AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS PATTERN,
Or many other Of Gifts
can do SO by acting Agent for this establishment.
Any person. any part of the country agent sim
ply by forming club, senditg the list Of books and RENTING
the Of msney requased for ths same
GET up A CLUB.
Catalogue. which contains all the desired inf,rma
ton relative 70 agencies and the formation cnbs and In
prompt and honorable dealings address all orders 10
THE HEADoUAETERs
Of
George G. Evans,
Publisher and Proprietor Of the oldest and
LARGEST GIFT-BooK ENTERPRIsE
IN THE WORLD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
M 4Ss c.HEsYTiNU STREET.
ssl t4tw pau.ADFtPHrA
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List of ship Letters.
New Orleans, October 5, 1850 .''DDAi'' N,

4 AN IMPRoMPru BELL AND EVERETT DEMossrRA.
TIoS.-rhere was another large Bell and Everett
meeting last night, gotten up with but little notice
for the purpose of listening to an address from
R. Cooper, Esq. of Brandon, Miss, who happen
ing in the city pressed into the service by our
ardent Bell men. The meeting was first called in
front of the Mississippi Hotel, but on account of
the rain was changed to Odd Fellows Hail. The
gallant Bell Rangers however, met in the Sixth
ward, formed in procession and marched 10 the
hall, which was soon we'll filled.
Dr. Geo. A. ketchum presided over the meeting
and little before clock introduced Mr.. Cooper,
who proceeded to address the audience upon the
issues of the present canvass in clear and forcibIe
strain, which excited frequent and hearty applause
Some little disturbance was at one time created by
persons not in favor of Bell, but this was soon
quieted by the removal of the occasion Of it, The
disturbance over, the speaker warmed with his
subject, and made stirring and eloquent appeal
in behalf of the good cause. Mobile Advertiser.
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National Executive Committee of the Con.
stitutIonal Union Party.

Hon. Alexander R. Boteler of Virginia, Chairman
John A. Rockwell, of Connecticut
William Temple, Of Delaware. .=
J. Morrison Harris, of Maryland.
Joshua HILL of Georgia.
Richard ". Thompson, of Indiana.
NJ. Y. johnson, Esq, Galena, Illinois,
Robert Mallory, of Kentucky.
MarshallP Wilder, of Massachusetts,
Anthony Kennedy, of Maryland.
D. B. st. John, of New York.
James Bishop, of New Jersey.
John A. Gimer, of North Carolina
Henry NJ Fuller, of Pennsylvania.
Thomas A. R. Nelson, of Tennessee.
For he District Of Columbia.
Hon. Jos. Bryan, of Ala.
Benz. 0gle Taylor, Esq.
r. Fl. Williamson, Esq. Washington CITY.
W. G. Freeman, Esq.
Jos. H. Bradley, Esq.
L. A. Whitley, of Maryland, Secretary
Headquarters of the Committee, s57 D street,
between Ninth and Tenth, Washington, D. G.
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Fossils, Guard,

Meet al he Hui oee The c,,fo,oa Railroad Depot on Fri
day Evenings.
OFFICERS:
Captain-R. I. Bruce.
Treasurer-C. Huchez.
Secretary-C has. Thompson.
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The Constitution of he Coant,.y, s
The Union Of The States, and
The enforcement Of the LARS,

and that as representatives of the Constitutional
Union men of the country in National Convention
assembled, we here pledge ourselves to maintain,
protect and defend, separately and untedly, these
great principles Of public liberty and national
safety, against all enemies at home and abroad,
believing that thereby peace may once more be
restored to the country, the just rights of the
People and of the States reestablished, and the
Government again placed in that condition Of just
ice, fraternity and equality which, under the eS-
ample and constitution of our fathers has SOL
maintain more perfect union, establish justice,
insure domestic tranquility, provide for the COM
mon defense, promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings Of liberty to ourselves and
our posterity.n
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mz Union Guard,
OF THE CITY OF NEW oRLEAN
Meet al odd Fspors Han on Thursday Evenings
OFFICERS:
President-A. Mazureau.
vice-Presidents First District L. II. Place; Sec
ond District, A. Legendre; Third District, Chas.
Culhertson; Fourth District, Il. A. Patterson.
Treasurer-Thos Askew.
Secretary. II. Frobus.
Grand Marslal-Jas. Reggs. -
Assistant Marshals-First District, 7. A. Bart
lette, w, r. Fish f. f. Trinchard; Second District,
John Slemmer, V. G. De L'Isle, j. b. Soraparu
Third District, W. Long, A. Larose, ". ST. Ceran !;
Fourth District, S. S. Shumway, j. P. Smith, G. H.
Beman.
Finance Committee Greenwood VIM P.
Vincent, John A. Watkins, Philip Shaw.
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Minute Mon of go.

Meet al Sqon Hail. Nayaes street. ssar he Horst Station,
on Wednesdays. M
OFFICERS:
President. r. Middemiss.
Vice President H. Dick.
Secretary and Treasurer-G w. Neutz.
Captan--James Beggs.
Committee of Arrangements-G. w. Neutz, G.
w. Grssan, Toby Hart, j. A. Brown.
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Union Guard,
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT AUXILIARY TO THE
ABOVEl,
Met at the orleans BaR Room Friday Ereaiags
OFFICERS:
President-John Youennes.
Vice Presidents Fourth Ward, DR.. E. d. Beach;
Fifth Ward, Amilcar Roux Sixth Ward Guy Du-
PLANTER.
Secretary and Treasurer. d. Hubbard.
Committee of Arrangements. B. Soraparu, j.
II. Frobus, Gustave Poree.
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Union knights,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

Union knights,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
OFFICERS
President-E. L. Marshall. ~sza
Secretary. Dapremont.
Treasurer. G. Gostey. #.
Marshii-Wm. Henry.
Assistant Marshals- William Wilson and j. C.
Costey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

Bell Rangers,
OF THE FIRST WARD,
- Meet at Eoate Hall ecsy Tuesday Etsapg,
OFFICERS
President M. Mechanism.
yice-Presidents- Benz. Bland ]. S. Clark.
secretary-zFrank Il. Clayton.
Treasurer-W. w. MCCARTHY.
Chief Marshal--Wash Marks 4u&
Finance Committee. N. Marks, W. Il. Cook,
shaw.
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Union Club,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT, 8

Union Club,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Meet at he Empire House, Jecson Re,o Leres
streets on Monday and Saturday Ereab,9s.
OFFICERS:
President-Benj S. HARRISON.
Vice residents-A. w. Bosworth, VIM. Cooper
Treasurer--George Mensman.
Secretary William Woelper.
Grand Marshal-Hon. Lucien Adams.
Assistant Marshal-David Adams.
Finance Committee--H. S. Buckner, j. H. Phelps.
William Holmes.
Committee of Arrangements-Hon L. Adams,
George Mensman, ". C. Qurk, A. W. Bosworth.
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Constitutional Union Party Platform.

Whereas, experience has demonstrated that plat
forms adopted by the partisan conventions of the
country have had the effect TO mslead ard deceive
the people, and at the same time to widen the no
lcal divisions of the country, by the creation and
announcement of geographical and sectional par
ties, therefore,
Resolped, That it is both the part of patriotism
and Of duty 10 recognize no political principles
other than
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t@ e,rleaas Daily Grestea friday aariag eobn 5, 1860
NATIONAL UNION rIeKET.


FOR PRESIDENT,
20 h n B ell,
OF Tennessee
FOR NONRESIDENT,
Edward Everett,
OF Massachusetts
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DIRECTORY

BELL AND EVERETT CLUBS
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Union Guard,
OF THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS, THIRD
DISTRICT, tAUxILIARY),
Meet at The Third District Efhaag corner Of Eystdi Fields
and GFettaea streets Mondays
OFFICERS:
President-Aug. Duquercron.
Vice-Presidents = George Clark and John B.
Leefe.
Grand Marshal Chas. o. Leblanc.
Assistant Marshals--P. Schomberg, S. D. Max
well aud BENZ. ?. Leefe.
Secretary-Louis Power
Treasurer-Val. St. Ceran.
Finance Committee-John B. Leefe Chas W.
Culbertson, George Clark, Charles e. Fortier u
F. Seicshnaydre and James Brooks.
Committee of Arrangements-Aug Larose Jne.
B. Gunst, P. L. Mailioux, Charles Morel P. Schom.
berg and Chas. LeCharpenter.
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NEW ORLEANS S.
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OF THE NINTH WARD, THIRD DISTRICT, aux.
ILIARY,
Meet attic Sar cq8eeh0p'e, Leree street. Mondays.
OFFICERS:
President-P. S. Wiltz. w.
Vice-President- Wynne.
Secretary-Philip Power, Jr. NM
Treasurer-Chas Keller.
Grand Marshal--James Hoban.
Finance Committee-P. S. Witt, A. N. Power,
JAS Hoban, G. G. Gottschalk, j. B. Juneck, M
Hernandez, Charles Keller.
! Committee Of Arrangements Robert wynne, g.
G. Gottschalk, j. Hoban. e5
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Rel Lnfhc,.s

9 J.
Right Bank Bell clappers,
OF ALGIERs,
fet al Ne 81 chttf3as RaR Room IN Alges on Hale3aya
OFFICERS:
Pfesdent--A. B. Seger
YicePresdent William Martin.
Secretary-A II. lsaacson.
Treasurer--Wm. Sarazin.
Marshal-Charles &. Morrison
Committee on Ways and Means--Norbert Ire.
pagnier. Hypote Fortier, L. W. Dodge Thomas
Reese, VIM. Broadman.
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Young Bell Ringers,

Meet tat the odd Fesogs Hat eeery Saturday Eeeag.
OFFICERS
President-Louis j. Solomon
Vice-Presidents First Districts JOS f. Dick:
Second District, 0. Blasco Third District, II. n
Jenkins; Fourth District, VIM. Freret
Seeretary--D. G. Canter.
Corresponding Secretary, Edward Sloan
Treasurer. Watts Kearney.
Grand MARSHALL. L. Leyerich.
Assistant Marshals--First District, Andrew Jack.
son; Second District, W. F. Hodgkins, Jr.: Third
District, S. 9. Tardy; Fourth District Jesse Bryan.
Foot Marshals-First District, T. Z. Bridge: Sec.
ond District, A. |. Leyerich Third District, q. J.
Blaseo; Fourth District, II. B. Pegram.
crittenden Guard,
Met at Station Ha corner Nagodss and Po,yaaie streets on
Monday Evenings.
OFFICERS; 5M@~m
President Edward D. Turner
Vice-President-Joh T. Block.
Seeretary-Jos H. DeGrange.
Treasurer--Geo. G. Wedderbnrn.
Marshal-Samuel Aston.
Marshal's Aids and Committee of Arrange.
ments-John Russell, Charles Montaldo Charles
Thorn.
Finance Committee Alfred Kearney, ESQ.,, II.
G. Swain, H. +. Warner.
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4se CHESTNUT STREET
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Reliable a1rr-Boox EsrABLrsuNDyr
Geo. G. Evans.

Geo. G. Evans.
4g9 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
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OHIO STATE LOkNMS6 400 600
W OyTICR OF TRR CoNMIssIoSKRs or rHR SIM
mi GrLrp nu Qua rrIrr,hnn a.

" OyTIcE OF 1RE CoxnssioSKRs on rHE SINKING Frypl
OF THE STATE OF OHIO, Columbus, Aus. %, 1850.
SIX MILLIONS FOUR HCNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
he Pubic debt BE 5. it, pes Of that 2s
tsIty hrst day Of DseeHbtI next and 70 tina: end the
ny Of Act Of the General Assembly win sealed
psy at the ohiG state Agency No = MiAa% 't51et
o. SESBER NE&T for Shs ggrehase Of SIX MILLIONS
Transferable Cthestes Of the Funded and Registered Debt Of
the State Of Ohio bearing interest from the FIRST Of January
Ju cssek year ., the Ohio ase Agony IN the City q New
fsi with ne principal remb1rsaoe 1t she same place snS
resumption shall be In accordance with such OF The three cona
lions following the opening Of the proposals toe Comnis
ss.s usy deem be advantageous the State that h
BesrHi interest at the rate Of FIVE per oentu
IHf Day OF F 5s & ss State after the
Bearing interest ct ths rate Of SIX per per
sSS sSe Sa o At me Of 3s State after the THIRTY
Bearing interest at the rate Of SIN per per
Rs eRy q me Of t5s STATE after the
Each PropOsa must state distinctly for which Of these classes
81 oehcstss il made the amount o. either which desired
and the pce Tor each hundred drs popose
- be taken and mast be accompanied by certified che
ssle the order OF the COmi.siOne FOR equal
feed The bidder shs fail in case any Of the eerhe tte are
swded % him TO pay tbs residue Of his bid at the time herein
sr pesheo fer that purpose No bid ct less tn the
certificates or for than thousand dol
hI vi b considered and eseh od shan be deemed made
Thereof the nae specified may be asgHAble the
kdSer regard being had 70 the other proposals..
ntes, the deposit Il the rate for which the certificates
aided him will be allowed each uc;eseu bidder
md adjusted the delivery the cencses and each will be
required residue Of the bid by him the
TNERTY NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1900, at the Ohio
Agency In the City o. New az which time s1d place
the oehtaes sdrd vii b. ready FOR delivery. Certificates
the Eanced Debt the State O'o redeensbe the hrs
day Of January l vii be received IN payment any part Of
the loan hereby contemplated
The Sepots the unsuccessful bd1er vii be reurnct to
then application It & Ohio State Agency the day next
snb.equeEt 20 the opening Of the proposals.
Tbe Commissioners the night reject all o. the
kos they shall deem necessary OydeI " protect pro
mot the interest Of the STATE.
Proposss fcr hs loan un be incosed in sealed envelope
aHeoted the Of the Sinking Fund Of the STATE
Ohio" and indorsed PU posals for the Ohio LOSn.'
order uufou AMI for she convenience Of bid
dsrs the Commissioner have prepared form Of proposal which
tsstbeI with copy ofbs sct authorizing the loan, and
Enaon desired Ia the premises may be obtained OF the Ohio
Sse Agency in New York City the Office Of the Comnf
ksoseTs u Columbus, Ohio
r. W.rAYLER, Auditor Of State,
A Y. RI SELL, Secretary Of State,
c. P. WOLCOTT, Attorney Genera,
Commissioners OF the snEE Eund OF the Slate Of Chic
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ICcO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
OOOC ENTRAL R AL RIO AD, IOOO
GREAT DoUBLETRAcK ROUTE.

GREAT DOUBLETRACk ROUTE
The NV of The Road equal 70 any IN e county
A"' TfIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO The WEST.
Office No. A,tor House, corner Of Fe'ey.s-
cnpAh Chicago St Louis ST. Paul Nashville henpnl' 80
6,rs and All other the West Northwest ana sol'h
t are uIsurpa sed speed and cO@ort BY any route
bror Rh trains the West leave New foTh uoo OF Cou'
lspdt,t5 Morning Express, am Evening Express Pun
Sleeping and smoking on all the trains -, -.
Fare always a. low and the time quick a. oy any e'nei
route. - .-...-. - \. s,,,xs,8.d N
d fm ay point on the Railroads Of Ohio he1tuc ~
-Iiiipois Wi.donsin Iowa o Missouri BY RAILhOAD u
or 20 any port the nsvssbie rivers OF the est %
steam, - Pittsburgh
be rsts Of Freight 10 and from point OF the west oy voc
Peunsy Raj al times as favorable S are ene'
nv other Railroad Con panes Merchants and shippers truss
n The transportation Of their Freight to ti Company can rel,
vish confidence on il speedy transit --,,-
TIT smnapv also maintains Enzrsn. Accommodation
Line by which parties emisatng westward enjoys cheap n'
Comfortable one half the h'c ass rae
Of re j. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Ast0f Hsass
LEECH l. Co., Freight Agents, -
No l Aster House and No | South Wills m-ft-
MCDONALD 4 BIsCHoFR, Emisrant Agezts
No Battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona Pa
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III WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.n
Seakd Proposals viii be received the Controllers Otce Until
THuRsD6Y. September l3 1850, O. 2 clock when
win BE- publicly opened for The whoe part the
30, sf Hundied Fifty Thousand Dollars Of The
Cst0g sts Stock the City OF NewYoIf authorized oy
chap s2 Of TIE Of 1880 and Ordinance OF the Com
ss Council approved by the Mayer, August 1850 for IN
raasns the supply Of Croon Water and extending the nece
sary sccumulsting and distributing the
The said Stock isEss the rate Of per cent
snam payable quGeryesrly and the principal VII be re-
aseu able OF the hrst day Of November, 1883.
Ia Poposs win ssts the sIrOun: Of STOCK desired and the
ee pei share and the psreno EhOse accepted
"a b. ysouirsd deposit with the Chamberlain Of he city
AD Ter DAYS aer opening CT the bids the awarded to
fs respectively including the premiums the same
(D preepspg 70 the receipts Of The Chamber
Mn or sueh dpoas the parties viii BE- entitled % receive
amounts Of the value o. te osok bearing
tsterest syom the dates Of payment. 80.
Each proposition should BE- Cd and iDdosed Proposals
a Croop Wstsr stock Of the City o, hewiork and the
se Dossd IA second envelope addressed the Controller
The re j. reserved par The Controller 70 REJECT any
on AZ OF the bids considered sssay protect or TTemoe
~ ROBT. I. HAWS ContTores.
Cav Of New-Yorf Department ef Finance,
Cout1olIer's Office, August II, 1860.
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9rcceries aue 41rcpisions.

A NDREW W. ROSE, No. 225 WAGHING-
n TON-sT y. Y, WHOLEgALE, ONE PRICE CASH
DEALER IN PROVISIONS, kISH AND GROCERIES.
Nackerel Salmon, Whitehsh Bllehsb, Had5Ock sasd,
Picked HerrDss &C. IN all size P4isSss, George Codnsh,
Hams shoudrs, Beef Lard PorG, Md Cheese, and GRO
r. s OF all knd for sale very low Cash buyers Invited 70
cal. Orders solicited and filed with care
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Al BIrpCxxR ArdioDeeY. = orc
A BSOLUTE SALE OF 20 HARLEm LOi'
N on stb and eb-s,, IsOth 1885 lsh and iSsh,L m
J. BLERCKER, SON CO, vii sel, o. $780, .s9 F.-
THURSDAY, Sept Is, 1t IL O'eloei, 81 the herchAn~ In
change -, ,...,.
On Shar-s lots /. a between l33d and lS4th.rs
On 5th-av-9 lots a d between lSt;b snd lS9insA
On 6th-av-4 lots on the n. corner Of lSthsI
On Ia0th,t-s lots y . 10 feet east Of tthaV
On lyOthsi IS lots n 4l0 feet east OF eth-av'
On 1890 st lots n. O. lao feet west OF tthay'
On la3ds--l2 lots .. 100 feet cas-, Of hh-as:
On l34ths IA lots n and 100 feet east oil ''hs"
On la5thst IL lots 100 feet east OF tbaV - Oh
Many Of above lots the beautiful plane o. tne snd
near the residence Of Chss Henry Hall, esq Ocean,
smons the Loves,t Sites Haem the 5thaS oeins
and planted sh de- above Mount ny rNT
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SALE POSITIVE TO THE HIGHEST BlDDLIh
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Gtopes arr 5eaters.

DIBLE HOUSE, No. 8 BIBLE HOUSE,
Id FOURTH-AV HEW-YORK,
lac tbe celebrated NESUNIUE COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The heat which om ordinary Goet TO vAse
up tie chimney and made available warm the rooms
soys without esceEiBg its convenience efficiency
"A Kitchen Range. The ETNA HEATER IL de'igued & act in
the front basement place 70 toe basement PAor and
rooms over The IA or efficiency economy durability and
ety they unequasd Abundant references furnished o.
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DOTH DIVIDEND OFFICE OF GRoCERs
~ FIRR Insurance COHP1yY No. ~ Wallet. Bsnt o.
Hsv-Yszk Building NewYoEk Sept Q, 1850 The Board OF
have Ibis day dozed semi annual Dividend Of SIX
al PER CENT Oh Capita StOck Of Company payable
y tA- ssOekhOlders on demand JAMES q. Plat Sec.