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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

VERDICT IL THE SECOND AVENUE Fatal Acci
DENT Cash. tie case Of Mary Donovln, an lhsh
oman 50 years Of age, who was run over by Second
avenuc car. at the corner Of Peck clip and Water
street. and injured severely that she soon died in the
Ho NJ AL Coroner ScLiInsr held Inquest yesterday
ON the evidence before the jury t appeared that tue
driver did MS utmost prevent the accident hut was
unn,e to stop the in time 1t was also sho Nn that
the Seoond.avenue Company have asely removed
aagmaD, who was previously stationed in Peck slip,
near the scene Of the late casualty for the purpose oil
protecting pssseIs.by from damage. The jury eurned
the following verdict:
That Mary Donovan the deceased 20 her death o
hsuoIhsge from rupture OF the ascending rsna edrd
by teing by the horses at ached NO - o.
Second avenue Raj road Company, Sept - 1850 also
onersts Stephen CAIk the dftyef from all blame oIt
esnsue tn, Company for removing he f4g1An Stationed A
conner Of Pearl street and Peck Slip
The driver was discharged from custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
TIE UAY-STAR.

IUt., v-o,de- nov What is the crowd looking at
.syondsr il is; don 1 YOU see il" Il seeH! q,
see !, - shouts an urchin, right uP yender Show
IL 20 YOU for quarter, Mister
"Show what What dye see 2!
"Wby, Ven's, Mi,ter right up yon5er show 1t TO
Won Tor a quarter, Muser"
sIt,sa hoax There g nothing there Let s pass
on" .u....s
Al tbs next shady corner another throng is collected
All looking up nteDtly. What can 1t be Bee, one 10
notnp M at something with the AR oil one VINO LAS
made happy discovery and is trying to help hers 10
AN endowment Of il. Some Of the crowd shake then
besd, ingrsduously, and pass Some wink slyiy al
their p.ighbors cnucs ling in their sleeves at the
biliry of men, and hslp along god joke, as tn'y
tbink-thess wiseac es-by gazing up Also but most
have TIE saacify that tnere must De something
Of interest.
50 What d ye see stranger
{" The evening ar Sr.'
aT,. evening star up there That can't be-
y,y,.,aanon,s A. We see il All, / see it yes,
,b.rs u i What a pretty object How modesdy 1t
sbin,s me " biie p INT oi heht-so near the sun,
a., Rpt ueighbor Il can't be the evening star, Tor Ii
{. ,es4 a the sun aud must efoie SIT before him.
I, ns be The rnor1il sar think but Is IL divides
win the suu the rule Of the day II might DC eaileo Tue
day siar
Venus the day star. How mauy men, pushing u
anc fro in New-YOrks busy streets, know thA' 'na'
little star which now disAOses itesf 70 the throaeu
the salish sunlight, is chapel ike the rev moon-or
Ole neon ra,her-an good opers-glass ls one oi
the pfettiest objects which astronomer Win all hs
spendd teleseopic resources sho@-not the grand
sat uOr mosE splrndia most affecting bat one VI
the meet pleasing.
Whas are distant TO me p" cries al earth
vorra. " This soId ground il my abode. can hnd
enough 70 do night iere in my daily walks without
ranging of throubh imaensity IN search Of employ
nent for my fscu Iies
Wei veil, pass On, friend. Dig, delve, fx your
avs prole 10 the pavement devise, plot, scheme,
seece youy neighbour aggraDd 70 yourself eat, drink
~ M rrv FIR 10. morrow you die. The stars indeed
What are they to yoa? do not sOorn him pity is
hi, due. how poor IL be VINO, with quiet sPint can
name and waic J. without emotion, sngie htne star
looking dowS upon him ON the sky-SO als'A0'-4
shining poi5t Of luster, unmatched out OF lis own
heavensi
Reader, the day stsr IL a magnificent OVj''' ~"
the early morning. Rising some three hours Delo'e
the sun il star,es the ca y traveller lEe cal nf
ball in the East seeuii faiy 70 burn and gro" WIN
luster Il IL Locier the harbiDgor Of cay inc MN
ing star This ua,igslsd brillEancy Is owing !" "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

ALLEGED ATTEaPT TO CoNPoUsD A FELosr.-
ABBOTT 10 o. iock on Sunday night Officer Fol~eu of
the Tn I'd Ward arrested one William Hsnley charged
with beipg drunk aud dsorderly, and committing an
as.sult upon the virtue of Mary MoNulty, syouns
woman living at No. II Courlsndt street. After
nights lodging in the Station House the prisoner
arrsi. ned before Justice Welsh the Tobs bat hen
the case was called up the comp claimant did not answer
or make her appeara The magistrate therefore
hnsd Hanley 50 for being drunk and disordery, and
in oefsult Of payment locked hi@ up.
Subsequent Y, Mary appeared In Court and az req
sou for her absence stated that Officer Miller detailed
at the TOmbs had called her out # Cour and kept her
away til the case i'll which che was complainant. had
been judeialy disposed Of She ssid that Miller told
her Hansy poor man and had a large family,
snd reques ed that she would not be hard upon bim
that Haley would pay her something to settle the
matter ano that he Miller would also do something
Mary then made an affidavit setting forth that Haley
assaulted her in the hotel No. II Courtlands street,
CHI ked her struck her u Do win he st throw
her down. aud attempted other outrages.
She also made another affidavit against officer Miller,
detailing tie facts substantially set forth sooye
NJ Miller was called up and, in exp ana ion, stated
that be was acquainted with Haney, and thought the
case against him was trivial in lis character. He
diecfmed any intent interfere with the ends of nS
tice iusif-d his only the ground Of the
great regard he entertained for ths prisoner This ex-
paI aion was not satisfactory TO tue Magistrate, whs
Suspended him from court duty till the case shall DO
inv, sdgatd. HaDley wss committed 10 the TOmosfor
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
EMILIA KOSSUTI
mr. aEET
BORS IN HUsGAKY. NOVEMBER ~, 1917 I;
DIKD IN RROcKLYN, june % 1900.
ERECTED BIT her FsLLow. ExILEs,
Annrrnn aRH La LIFE AND now MOTE

Eloquent words were spoken by Mr.. Z. M. Roz'sfy,
who referred also in oucnrg terms to the departure Of
one of the deceased ladys sons, VINO leaves
next Saturday for Italy, in order TO join Garibaici
army An exile from TransylysUia spoke in the name
Of this division Of the common fatheraud of the Mag
yars al oupg HUBS arau LADY reci'ed 90 the grave
the nation al mt OF Hungry, after which the party
left the burial ground their Welt to it having been
pr phiated by the remarkable loneliness Of tie day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

DEcEAsE OF THE CHMIAN MINsTER.-Dou Juan
B.llo the Minister from Chill TO this coontry, died on
Sunday evening about eleven clock at his rooms at
the Clarendon Hotel in this city, Of asthmsdc di'
ea.e hs death being very unexpected 70 bic family and
friends VINO are here ith tim. Official motive Of the
event was es'erdiy morning forwarded 10 ashiog-
ton Mr. Bello wac formerly Pr fvssor Of Law aud
Lii eraiure IN the University of Santiago. lie COM
n,peed his diploma e career Secretary 10 the Chill
Legation ia Pais, where he remained several yesrs
after which he promoted Minister TO this coun
try arriving here about eight months ago. Siuce June
last Mr.. BeIo has been ring at Glen Cove, Long
Island and was about TO 10 washington az the
time Of bis decease He va, but thirry-hye years OIL
age Don Andres Bello, the father Of the decea7eu'
Is still living in Chill at the age OF eighty three ye>rS
and is one Of the most distinguished men In she
lie among other services preparing the code OF laws IN
NE there for which he received from the Cong ess
| bonus Of $40 600. He is also member OIL 'H0 N0!a
Academy of Madrid, and occupies hgn ranA among
sosni.b hte,ati He married AN English lady, and
b;s sop who died on Sunday night, was born Ia Lon
don. The funeral Of the deceased viii take place this
morning. at halfpas 10 o'clock, at the Church Of st.
Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, near Sixth avenue.
The members Of the diplomatic corps Of this city, ~
wen ss the friends Of tho deceased, invited 70 a.
tend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

CHASGE IN HUDsos RIVER TlME-TABLE.-Yeser-
day new tuna table went into effect tue Hudson
River Railroad. changes are as follows: Ex-
press trains before except the 320a. VS.
Taper train, hich is Discontinued; Albany mail 7:20
q. n. Instead of a. N. The way train, which for
merly extended TO Tarryto~n, now goes to Sing Sing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

RoPE-wALKrSG.-Sy me FIVE OF six huudred persons
majority # ahcm we're women ard children, sscem
bleo at The Atlantic Garden in Hobok to s-e Harry
Leslie, an amateur, out-do Bondin" 10 walking a
rope TIE rope WIS stretched from Codys dock to the
top Of the derrick us.enson bridge fome 400 feet
distant and about 90 OF ~ feet in hight at that pon
Al 0 clock-sn boar after the lime sppciuied-Mr
Le,le sppesred win balance pole mounted the rope
and after ~s'kiDg a few feet, tumble4 off on the
grounds distance of about 10 feet. Ga the second
attempt he walked to the top of the derrick and after
short rest returned again safely, apparently 20 the
satisfaction OF all preeent. TIE only diff ;uty he ex
perencet was in getting safely over splice 10 the
rope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

STEAM FmE-EsGISE ExHIBuIos.-The Exempt
Firtnens Association of Newsrk, N j., who have
just purchased hrst-class steam hresngine Of the
Amotkesg Manufacturing Co., Manchester, n. H.,
will work the same in this city to-day, at Rdess
Pole, in the Fifth Ward, at lOi m, and in tho Park
az D IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

COMPLAINT AGAINST STEAaBOILER Some per-
icing apprehensive that the seam-boier In Patt
Fguncery No. Is Attorney street, wouId one dsT ex-
pl9cs and do DAMAGE complained o tito the Police
G muiseioners. Yesterd4s Justice Brennan issued a
warrant for he of Mr Pat bot, a. he was So
s-It from the city, his Ieman, SIR Fose', sPPssrrd
to represent IN. Nh Foster ss' ordeei 10 use ths
b. il=r NO more Until 1t is mare safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

Cora f. Carpenter, who is supposed TO have lei'
Saratoga SPRING. about five weeks since i1r bro-A'e'
C. W has not been heard of since by her rienaf. IN
formali,n as to her whereabouts will be gfaIeay &c
eeived by Sarah Cobb, Rochester, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

FRAUDULENT MEAsUREMESI OF VEssELs.-A few
days since the CIector of ihis port received from Viii
liam Jay Haskett counsel for ths owners of wharf
property communication informing him that several
fishing smscks had been measured contrary 20 the act
of Congress 10 relation to tunnsgs, passed March 3
I799 and that the wharf gers lost fifty per cent by
the operation. The formula under this act IL to take
the depth from the undersde Of the dsckPlsuk to the
ceiling in tie hold but in the erroneous measurement
alluded the depth taken from the under side of
the deckplank to the 1eti-deek only. In one of the
cases ciled smack which was formerly measured at
80 tuLs was remeasured, and her tunnsgs fixed at n
tuns. The Collector Immediately ordered a resurvey
according to the act Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
d.0rsass Of 40 from The preceding week, s.l 2 les

d.cresss Of 40 from the proceeding week, ssd 2 less
man the corresponding week las, year. Tssrs were
men, 81 women, rs; boys, 1853; gris, 49, OF the
Hs oeSbs from acute diseess there were FIR M hlsra
infsntnIs, Co. convusons infastiIe 81; milan ma "a
Of the longs, 20 scarlet fever ~ darr1es 20; in
HsDwstor Of tee brain. Is; congestion Of the br.a
dphtberie and tecthing each dyssnsry, 7; inf an.
mstion If the lungs Group, aud su.aIi-pox each
Tie dysths from ronic disease were $50 Of xb:el
there we're from consumption, 90 marssmss, inf.n,e
Al dropsy 10 the bead i0i heart dsesss 9; dsbiliS.
soUlt, a. dropsy, s; isfscty !. 50 dsahs sece from
external 81 other causes not depending upon climate
or season of which were from drowning; dshrian
,remers S; easnalties s; suicde, q xii ed or mar
dereo. l. Clat flied 81 TO 1isesse: or the stomach,
bowels and other digestive ergans, l59; lungs, throat,
&c, 2; brsin aud nerves. So; uncertain scat sad
general f,vers, AZ; skin &c, and eruptIve feSers,
3d. heart aud blood vessels IL; old age, 10; prens-
ture birth s. genertiye organs, 3, b. mes joints, &c,
2; uri AIRY ans g unknown, l. Classified az 10 age
there were, ulder year l24 from TO 2, 100; 70 s.
46 to TO- 20; 10 10 H. g. Is to H. a. II 70 20 s. %
to 25 II; Is 10 30, %; SOTO 40 3d. 40So50 35 50 70
CO. 90 COT 10 Is; zoos 10; so 1890 s. 9Oto 100 I;
100 and upward /. 332 were natives Of the United
Sra e., " Of Ireland % OF Germany, Of So'laod,
OF England, of Wslssi Of Austris, British America,
hsy, Norssy PrussA, and 5 vi zhriand ! each snd
6 unknown. There ere s. desths 10 tne public
institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

The FoURTH AvESuE CKoros MaISs.-The Board
of Alder having rejected TIE coatr4ct TO, tpis
VIC rk and the Mayor having withdrawn bis object ms
H. it's progress by dsys' labor, ss iofrm-d that
it i'll be resumed at onee, and if possible pushed
TO copt fiction before cold weather. TEE necessity Of
the ork lie sppsrebt HousekvrperF ia ma part,
of TIE city know thai even noS they cannot GIT
ab, 70 the FIST floor; aud 10 the Winner wh-n p=ol4
allow the taps TO ran constantly 10 prevent their
,e1rg, the supply will he stiil more reduced Last
" inter- it got down lox nin- fe,t Of er, AID
since then tie Croton has been introduced iatO an
pew bUildirgs and manufacture establish DeG's,
that the re for q greater supply is really oecomi
pressing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

CENTRAL PARK.-The number of visitors at the
Genital Park on Saturday, bsevs unprece-
dentecly large for week day. The folio wing is the
official statement in round oers, made up from
actual count at the several .ntrances Pedestrians,
1900 eque. trians, 275; veliclss, $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

TIE REcEsT WHOLESALE ARREsr.-The Spscia
Committee or Vsgrslcy Of The b ard of Aldermen
vac called to meet 10 Room No. 8, City Hall, st2p.
~ yeste day. Persous who feel aggdeyed at the late
action of the Board of Police Commissioners in order
ing the arrest of all unemployed persons foand in the
street invited with she Com nittse, and
prefer ,beir complaints Bot one member of the Com
nittee Mr.. Barry appeared, aud the meeting WA
postponed TO Wednesday. The statement of the Com
rnissioners will DC heard fret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

A NEW ScEooL OPEsID.-Paoiic Sehr'l-Houss No
3, ch h. just ben completed on Blight e'rsetr be-
tween Barrow ana Jers.v stfees was opeoed for the
pri'p Of pnps yesterday morning. The eciiee is
built Of brick a feet front, ~ feet deep with tSo
wipes l5I feet in eugh BY 20 feet wde The bigut OF
tn. structure 50 feet with three stories, bat the sec-
ond and third OILY ustd for schoo purposes the
fret being arranged for a playground 10 connection
with Il. yard The second story s divided into four
rooms and tie third into fve The building is vel
veLiised AID to be heated by rot air farnsee, To-
Gated il the basement. Mr. Vim. IL. Dickinson 10 the
Pri1cpal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

EMILIA KossUTH-A monument dedicated to the
memory of this lady was inspected at Greenwood
Cemetery on Sunday last, Sept Is 1860 by number
Of Hungarian ladies and gentlemen, and other friends
of her family prominent among whom were ths neph-
ews of the illu, ious statesman. The monument ID
&C obeisk Of Itaian marble about Thirteen feet high
The upper part of the shaft presents shield with the
arms Of Hungary conaIn ing the left side four hor
zontal psraleOgrsms, embemstc OF the four principal
rivers, Danube Thesis, Save, and Brave, and corres
ponoing territorial divisions Of the country, and
the tight three mountain peaks representing its three
principal mountain ranges, suImounted by the double
cross of the Apostolic The four sides of the
tase contain the following inscriptions;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
CRY ITEMS.

Geo w. Curtis, "the Young nsn eloquent. Spean
for Like In AID Freed ~ tee suyvesant lnStitnte
this evening This announcement VIII OF coarse MI
tie all, since those who have heard Me. Curtis are
tie very people who like to b. ar him again and again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

ATTEMPTED RoBBERIes About o'clock yes'er
day log three young fellows. named Edward Cogfove,
jObn kelley Jsmes McCue were taken Lotto custody charged
til committing assault and ba terry Edward Cap
tan ct canal bost lying the Canal Bssin The officers
sscted the beat the cries Of murder and
the IN tbs Of b, a Roger Recorder Ttden COMMITTED
them cha g. Of assault and battery. .
The Ieirsuce q Mr. Charlie, Deser No 90 York street
by thieves oundsy evening while the family
church ard quantity Of articles packed up wien
they discovered BY the servant girl and He'd upon 81 ala u
being given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
IAdyertisenenIl

The respactability of the money god ana 80, ~
h,i. ~ ~ it'll s.ah ard cvi z-d s,eain{ ssll. Ne
SeIsv aud - Ally OF mankind Photographed 81
Hroaaway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

ALLEGED THEFT BY A LAD.-John j. Zuille, q lad
age by Ofcer Smiley OF the sixteeah
Ward chsgrd Nth having stolen % w casn nom the eoonst
anuiacory OF Snssn Godschu1id, No. So Canal
The stolen money found IN possession Of the ps
outr who comics I'd his guilt HE tken before assloo
uackenbush and United ior Trial Ia default Of 900 ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

CITY MoRrALTr.-The number of deaths In this
city for the week ending Sept. Is wss F4-bsing a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

Ass.uLT WITH A SLUEGsHoT. Michael Msbaffy,
an I.h ahorer thirty years taken nto custody
Officer H-nn-ssy OF the Fint W4Id charged with 4ns
lance Muloney OF No 81 asbingl0 stevt vita slungsGo
IL assed that the prisoner assaulted Molooey while he vas
aiey tbroug the and then attempted 10 on
lie a. Justice Welsh and comai.s.d to pison for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

TIE Dutcbess County Fair will Re held tomorrow.
The sione-dieg.r and wsl-ayer OF which we gave ga
acc unit come days since, will be in operation near the
grounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

AS NGRATE.--A poor friendess Irish girl, named
Ann McGse recently taken into tic family q fs.e
FlOhey No l6l Laaens street cymes; sae having ~
b. ne means ppors Afera brief soo. m Ia sse nay
b~nsfscor Ann left taxing with her 30 IN soa sue -
She suspected of theft and snbseqarnty 1freo1
Ofhcsr Mack nnon Of the 9Th Ward Gold eofn 70 sena
abb amount N the possession OF the seeasS prne
b her arrest and for which she could ~
She was taken before Justice uackenbash and loeAea ~ ~
hial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

STREET CLEAsIsG AND ABArEsEsr OF NUIs.scEs
- The following il scosdule of the work me in the
Bureau of Sanitary Inspection for the week ending
&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
pOMFYICo MINNELLl, Vce-Prssileni.

Neu- York Sept y 100 , =,
The Committee eonau,s to receive uosciPtocs at tue ict
louil places: MnneA Vice President No ia East Rarity
er et Shepherd KnsPp Presid mt q The mechanics BANK
C..bIr ar the Bank p PAh No ll07~SrOadwayi NJ Naan
n 80 Rose street A Magui No. 81 Warren street. BToOslyn
n sau u III No 63 BToad~sy A. Susis Everett House
Br.vi No II6 Thld avenue T. M1zo No. Clinton place
n Aucsrani Secretary, No. 2i8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

Dy,Tg OF AN OLp FERRYnAsTER-M Thomas
n Jordan for the past % years employed the Jersey City
Feuy died al bi, residences ia Jere City Sunday Light Of
anal pol which lac contrsctsd while In the discharge OF bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

RELIEF FOR 81 KIAs SUFFERERs.-The Committee
for she relief suffering Syria scsEswedss
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Wa. BOOTH, Treasurer, No. IS Front-s-

THE GARIBALDI Fund Col. Il T. STEBBIss-
Dtar Sir In behalf Italian COMMITTEES for tue Gsribsd
Fund New YoTk myself the pleasure Of aokno~edas
the receipt OF $40 subscribed tn ough you by the Board o. tas
stock Exchange city. The patriotic and symp.taeo
sentiments you in taking active interest Ia sns
cause and humanity the true qualities aeAaAnt
upon heart foervd Ia free and greet country ana
Ne non that Your e1snp viii stimulate the emulation Of 9TH
r. similarly end wed Accept Sir oar thank together
,h ,b a. Of me I,i,p. and Of Geu Garb4ici himself aud
b.isv. me Very respectfully yours,
NN'N'N'~' uTcNFIII Vice Presi1enf
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10
List of Goods InCluded in the Distribution

Pianos Gold Hunting Cased Watches
Gold Watches; Ladies' Silver watches; Guard,
Vest and Chateain Chat ms; Cameo Brooches;
Mosaic and Jet Brooches; Lava and Floren-
tine Brooches; Coral, Emerald, and Opal
Brooches; Cameo Ear Drops; Mosaic and
Jet Ear-Drops Lava and Florentne Ear
Drops; Coral Ear Drops; Emerald and Opal
Ear Drops; Handsome Seal Rings; Mosaic
and Cameo Bracelets; Gents Breastpins;
Watch Keys; Fob and Ribbon Slides, Sets of
Bosom Studs; Sleeve Buttons; Plain Rings;
Stone Set Rings; Sets Ladies' Jewelry; Can
ton Grape Shawls; Mousseline de LANES;
ChalIics, French and American Lawns,
Bereges, Poplins, French Calicoes, and other
Ladies' Dress Goods in great variety, together
in fact almost every description of Goods
usually found in first Dry Good Stores.
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION.
Highest Premium $l0O, Lowest Premium 81.
The articles are numbered, and Certificates
stating what we will sell each person for one
dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes, with
a Decimal arrangement of Premiums: so that
in Each Hundred Certificates there is one for
GO l. ID w A II G. III,
And there aciH also be Splendid Pre-
miuan IN each Ten Certificates.
Ladies, if you desire a fine Shawl, or Dress Pat
term or II beautiful article of Jewelry, enclose
30 cents for n Box of the Golden Pens, and we
will send you Certificate which may enable you
to procure it for 81.
On receipt of 30 cents we will send you one Box
of our Golden Pens and n Sealed notice of tho
article which we sell for 81.
EM EN EB EH T-ws