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lequias. Has the world ever produced
a more provoking type Of treason than
this
Then, too, after resorting to every sub
terfuge to prevent enlistments, their heav-
lest thunder is directed against the Draft
Every artifce has been employed, and
every vile SANDER circulated, to embitter
the public mind against this legal mode OF
procuring soldiers. The Communication
clause" was most bitterly assailed when
first introduced, and its repeal was just as
severely handled by these croakers-just
to be contrary! They are determined to
be satisfied with nothing that originates
with the present Administration. When
every other dodge seemed to fail, to annul
the draft, they at length hit on one, which
seems to be in perfect keeping with their
sneaking proclivities. The leaders of the
conspiracy advise their willing dupes to
run auay, and some of their poor, silly
tools, obeyipg their instructions, have
sought safety in flight, thus abandoning
their homes and bringing disgrace upon
themselves and friends. After all this
trickery and playing into the hands of the
rebels, these traitors at the North are
forever complaining about the length of
the war, and wondering why Lincoln does
not make peace! Let them read the an
swer in their own hollow-hearted pXofes-
sions of loyalty, and in their own under
handed games they play with the rebels
in arms. IF they had stood by the Gov
ernment in every hour of tria;, and given
their hearty support to crushing the
Rebellion, we might have had an honora-
BILE peace long ago. But instead of this,
by their sympathy with treason they have
prolonged the war, and we may truthfully
say that they
ain every battle kill our soldiers,
By the help they give the foe."
And now the question naturally arises,
why al this malignity at this peculiar
crisis? Why does the wounded serpent
writhe SO fearfully, and spit its venom out
so rancorausly? There seems to but one
solution Of this query. 1t is the desire
for porer, overriding every other con-
sideration, that spurs the vaulting ambi-
ton of this uneasy faction. 1t matters
not to them whether slavery "goes up or
down." whether the nation lives or dies
they have their covetous eyes set on the
reins of government, and are determined
to clutch them though they ride to ruin.
The election day comes on apace, ard the
fever Of their desire grows hotter and as
the "dog--days" wear along, their "copper"
| ash natures have become more venomous,
and their moral vision more blinded, until
lnadGened into frenzy they strike their
poison-fangs right and left inoiscrimin-
ately. But we tell this serpentine crew,
one and all, plainly, that the seed of
Liberty shall bruise the serpent's head,
and the chilly blasts of disappointment
are coming, and they shall be stretched
out by the frosts of winter never more to
quicken into life.
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Spirit of the Opposition.

Ever since this Rebellion began, there
has been party in the North bitterly
hostile to the war. No means have been
left untried by them to clog the wheels of
government and cripple the Administra-
tion. Their opposition has not been to
the rebels, but to the President, and ie is
not difficult to discriminate with which
party their sympathies are enlisted.
> But, lately, this opposing spirit has
become, if possible, more malignant
Every covert seems to be swept
away, and the skulking foe, who have
so long been lodging behind their hiding
places, now begin to show their cowardly
faces and below most furiously. Their
dagger-points with which they have been
so long stabbing in secret, begin to be
exposed more openly and defantly. Their
watch-dogs, with "wide cerberean mouths"
which SO long snapped and growled within
their kennels, now begin to show their
teeth and grin at the door; while all the
lesser brood of whimpering ours take up
the howl to bay down the Government
Their public prints, from the great ora
cles of the party, whose word is gospel,
down to the little filthy sheets which pipe
the same song, have become more insane
in their rawlings and reckless in their
spirit than ever before. According to
these quibblers, everything "Old Abe"
does is wrong, and everything everybody
else does under the employment of the
Government, whether Republican or Dem
ocrat, is included in the same dark cata-
logue of objectionable political sins.
The war, according to this ''evil-eyed"
fraternity, has been an unholy crusade
upon the South since the beginning. And
although they have been nursed and
shielded under the banner of our country,
yet they like the Confederate rag better;
and, although their traitorous carcases
are protected by loyal bayonets, yet they
have no word Of cheer for the brave sol
diers who defend them. Sneaking, white
livered pol:roons that they are, they can
secretly rejoice over rebel success, and
elongate their hypocritical faces at
reported victory on our side. And ye:
they have the effrontery to talk about the
sacredness of the Constitution and the
Union! Then, too, mark the deVillsh
spirit manifested by these Benedict Ar
uolds when we arc visited by one of those
marauding raids. The policy Of these
sympathizers, is, first, to deny the tact OF
the rebels presence at all, as lorg as their
lying will serve their purpose, IN order to
discourage volunteering and give the reb-
els good start. Then, when they can
no longer stife the truth, they c;la 'gc
their tactics to heapirg vile abuse o" the
Governor and President, because they did
not sooner provide for the exisency, Ia
internal derision they call on the = LOYAL
Leaguers" to ego in" "forward Ito the
'front.'" as if they had no interests at
stake and no homes to guard; as if it was
the duty Of loyal men, alone, to drise back
tho invaders to save their bacoa, while
..sv stay at home and jest like very. har
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NOTICE

~ In the matter of the petitioa.of n,,;,
Davis for the specific performance of the coD
tract of the said petitioner and Richard n.
WIS., decd.
The Commissioner appointed by the o..
phans' Court of Cambria County to take 10.
timony in the said case, viii meet :he partis,
interested, for The purpose of the said appoirf-
ment, at the hotel of J. Alex. Moore. in En-
ensburr, ON WEDNESDAY, the eth aav ~
SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of one o1cjocE
P. NJ, when and where they may attend with
their witnesses. CYRUS ELDER,
August 4, 1s64-4t. COMMISSIONS.
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HI OFFICE OF THE BURGESS AND TOwN
Council OF THE Bono. OF EBESsBURG
The committee upon pavements have re-
ported that the pavements of the following
named parsons need repairing and reiaylng
as follows:
High Street,-South side: J. A. Moore, rep
Thomas Q. Evans estate, new. Mrs. Martls
Evans, rep. Johnston Moore, rep. Philip
Moons estate, new. John Williams rep
John Thomas. rep. Presbyterian Churdh
property, rep. VIM. James, new. John Evans
(Smith,) rep. Daniel J. Davis, rep. DAVID
Lewis, new Thomas Rees, rep. John ROdg-
ers, rep. ThomasJ. Williams, rep. N. Thon-
as. and Jas. z. Murray, rep. alley. JohA
Dougherty, new Mrs. Hutchinson, rep. :,
North side: Robert Roberts, new. DaUa|
Davis, (Tailor,) rep. Thomas d. Rees, rep
Morgan Humphreys, rep. Mrs. Jane NherEy'
new. Johnston Moore, part new. Kees =
Lloyd, rep. and new. l.. II. Powell, rep L-
Shoemaker, Office, new. Ed. Roberts, NP
William Kittell, rep. Mrs. Ed Evans he@
School House property, rep. r MaiOy' new
and rep. ,Wm-s berry estate, new.
Julian Street.-West side: James Myers
new. John A Blair, new. Mesach Thomas
new. Joshua D. Parish, new. Mrs. CatharlI'
Jones. new. Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards le'
A. c. Mullin, new. ..or
Center Street,-West side: Il. L. johnston {
new, and rep. Mrs. E. MDonald, rep.
East side: Court House and Jail proper!
rep. Mrs. Rhey, rep. j. a. Moore IL
Rees ]. Lloyd, new. .,rsa
Which report being adopted, 1t was resOt, 9.D.s
that fheS<reet Commissioner be authol'Li -
give enosfee ofthe action ofthe Town CouheItl
specting the repairing and relaying oitne pm
ments, that the said repairing ana req!
are required to be done by occupiers anu anu ,bs
ers, within two months after notice, aha
if the same is not complied with, 'Is
repairing and relaying will be done :;. :! 10
borough, at the expense OF the respe'''''
owners. -. OF
Extract from the minutes certified thi'
day of July, 1864. D.-rsss.
a. A. BARKER, Burgess
GEO. II. READE. Secretary.
Ebensburg, July %, 1864,
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The Congressional Conference for this
(the XVIIth) District, which adjourned
over without making nomination from
the 2Sth June last, met at Tyrone again
to-day-Wednesday. We go to press too
early to give the result of its delibera-
tiops.
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neA- Atlanta is not yet in our possess;o,
but is said Gen. Sherman can taLa !,
whenever he desires so to do. From ., II
Army of the Potomac, We hear that Graz.
is again at work. A decisive battle NJ.
at this moment be going on.
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CCHOOL BOOKS I.

NJ STATt0NERYi
WHOLESALE .1ND RETAIL.
The subscriber invites the attention Of the
public, and of Country Merchants especially
to his large assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
WRITING & LETTER PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
STATES. and
STATIONERY of all kinds.
A complete assortment of MUSIC BOOKS
can only be found in the city at the subsCr-
ber's-
All goods sold at the lowest wholesale cash
rates.
rs Call and examine before buying else
where. CHARLES C. MELLOR,
81 Wood ST.,
Bet. Diamond Alley and 4th St,
aug4, 1s64-3m1 PITTSBURG
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NOTICE.

NJ OTICE.-
IN The stockholders of Cresson sn,;,.
Company will meet at tie Mountain Tong'
Cresson, Cambria county, Pa, upon MOy6,yv,
AUGUST l5, 1864, at O'clock. A. NJ e.,
the purpose of holdipen election for n: 19'
rectors of said Compa S50 serve during ~. ~,
ensuing year. s4OOj '-0
BY order of the Be COD A. S. BELL
august 4, too4-tu- Sec'y
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about to be made for one year. Mo-.
time, the subject of engaging in the vorL
of recruiting new regiments should ~
ceive the attention Of all who desire :.
escape the draft.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-04

L ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
IN THE POST OFFICE,
AT Ebens6trg, State of PennSylUaRia,
August /, 1864.
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DEPORT.-

August 4, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

PaoTrnrSor Als,Iss Co-PAyT SEvfoEE. Oct. . ie,t
NOTICE h. hereby gwen That an ASSESSMENT
Of twenty ice SHARE h.' y rn l-iea On ne
Grr stock e. :Ar Prevalence Min. O.. rayntc 81 tnf
oFic- Of the Company No ~ Ss.su', New on on u
2q dly Of JooDf lss al Interest nom -nd alter Asi
dale. 49,, a.
20 lr. NJ stock WI be nal- sfsr tho 2,h day Of Geo
Der or isss ss.--sinert &. pail
~ eTdx Of toe d. eeOl> - -. ,,,,.,e .,-
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TIVE AMERICAN
SUGAR MANUFACTURING co.

SUGAR MANUFACTURING co.
Registered under the Act Of 1896 authorizing TIE formation Of
CorPoEliious u tAe state Of New-iO.A.
CAPITAL. Isl, 500 900 ONE MILLION FIVE HUND.
RED THOUSAND DOLLARS
DIVIDED INTO tSG,C8a THIRTY THOUSAND
SHARES, OF $3.50 FIFTY DOLLARS EACH.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS TO Be PAID on TIE
COMPLETION OF TIE SUBSCRIPTION
Tho bal'nco doc Share, 10 10 called by Trustees as needed
bus no se to be made without months notice.
PRESIDENT,
y. 4. HANEMEYER Tsa.,
tof arnof Havemeyors = Elder,
VICE PRESIDENT
Hon. CiiAS. +. Loosely.
TRUSTEES,
Hoy. DUDLEY S GREGORY.
Hon. BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON.
T. 4. HAVEMEYER, ESQ,
CHsS r. CORNWELL, $50,
JAMES w ALEXANDER, Esa.,
WALTER GREGORY, ESQ,
JAMES S. l.. CUMMINs, Eto,
SOLICITOR.
Ecs BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON,
p.SxsRs.
NEssas HOWES MACY.
SECRETARY syD TRrAsUurn
EDWARD c. KOCH, ESQ
rASAaER,
Mr. JULIEN DEFY.
Th. Company has been organized Coz Tic puIpo,e Of
f.cturips Bee. Root sugz IN Tho United States BOOKS
subscription open at he Office 81 Messrs HowEs MACY
No 30 Wals where pro.peoio.ei forms Of application
uap- and samples Of Beet Root Sugar De and ob
tanned
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.fiiiGnrial.
y. S. 7-JO LOAN.


Tie Secretary ftha Treasury gives notice hn sob'cfp
lions viii be received !rr Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
thee years from Arg IS 1884, with somannul interest at
TIE s,ts o lnd per per 2rihc
pal AID interest both to be paid in lawful money
These aote} win be convertible a. u. option o! the holder
meiury, into six per cent go.dbearns bond payable not
less lhen FIVE than twenty year, from the, date
the Government nay elect Th,y vi! b, s'uci in denom
ns,ious Of $50 leo e.a 1860 and $500. AID all sub
srripons for ily dollars mallpO Of hfy
dollars.
AZ the notes draw olees, from August 49, persons msin
deposits 'abelacni % that nas. pay lie interest accrued
from ds:e ofnoe to date Of deposit
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
lby tho
LfsrsTlyr TREASURER on rHs UNITED STATS Of
= all and Nsssau-sis.
FIRST NATIONAL BAyK oP Nrv.YoKE. No 4Wanst
sscoS6 NATIONAL BANK OF New YoaE, sd IT. K brdway
THnD NATIONAL BASK OF NEw-Yogg No. 5Hv'iu-st.
ForRrnAAuoSAL BANK OF Esw.Yoax. q and % Pine It.
Firm NATIONAL BANK OF Erw YoRa 40. 81 3de..
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK NEw YoE.; o,hav. & BEdway.
EIGHTH NArIosAL EASx EEwi OAK, No C5i Broadway
| NINTH NArosAL EAys OF NAw DIX. no. 3eJ BTo-dway
| TEsrH NATIONAL BANK Nav ORR, No $40 Broadway.
CzsTEaL NATIONAL BANK OF NEw YorS, No II DuaneS'
N,rlosAL EXCHANGE BAsE OF Nsv-yoaE. 10; Gr"chs St
and by all National BANKS which dopos,eries OF public
| money.
throughout the country viii give further information ~ni
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 10 SUBSCRIBERS
lri'HE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COM
PRESIDENT yEHASGo COUNTY PENN.
CAPITAL STOCK Geo
Il ihases Of rs each par v,ts' MN sr,,pr
SUBSCRIPTION RlCE...........:..Si PFR SHAH
Being fell payment 10 iarth'r call OF
sfs-grlt 20 te mad 1890 49, ..
10000 SHARES Reserved FOR WORKING CAPITAL
These land. contain about aoo acres TIE Allegheny
River l!omlok, !orcarne ard MoCrcf Cro - ~
h!aH \. oli.npil'n InsKil1Hi VT -, In am
The wells the adjoining properly, Known a. c"e-
ta;ei eyGr.cA c ard ri;o.e Geek. wells are famous
] .Of 'acif i!rucUfr surriy Of oi. go
TIRE wo1 this property are Being sunk Win seat sso'
AID p-1mise large supplies 81 OIL.
tie cap4s and 20 paites of limited means. Ininr
rsssit iucuc eE,erts sTe offered
Subse FI"B boo ma.r snj az other Information can po
| obtained at the Office Of . -
L. H. SIMPSON CO, No g. cedaFs.-. New York.
| NOTICE.-Th ANNUAL MEETING Of The
| ~ s,ockhoiaoft o:the RECUPERAFlVF CALORlC IN
| GiNE CnMPANY viii be held On MONDAY, ocianri ~
it :. 30 II. sTeeayay clock ?. ~ i9S 'ns -
b. n... G. Lay come before The etils. ~ ofdsr
| II H. W. BLELChER. Tssasuger
sev,.Ys,t. Oct. 90 1854
| SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED 10 the -
| NATIONAL LOANS
! q per commission RiowCil
| LTVERMORF. cLEWS CO.,
| 20 81 " a.! g; Now York,
| Banker and Ucve:rmeni Loan Aserta
NORTH BANK. Boston, Oct. Il. lsGi.-The
~ b.- Of circulation - tie Noth Bank ~ Bo.io' viii b-
roiesmc a. per by tAe OH faousi Bsbk No - Brosd~
! Nsw.YagE Clifs. g. MARIO, Precedent
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rTEW.YoRK 4 NEW.uAyEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ,KRAvGENgsT.

sUMnrR ARRANGEMENT.
IA CCafNE.,IHI -IAI ., 4ssL 1854
r.,,rrv.r station b. y-. York Itt; And Al ~
Frtrsa.n d Zithsi.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW IbAN:
crNeV Haven. :. BNxL lt.S0 C. H. l-.l5 f-rh 800
l,.l, so, % .rd 81 ?. n a.,
fcI hridg pot 2, tLAh no s. m i9.io tiA'h ''''
,izh $3.50. 80 mt lEg.j b. ~
Fcr Milford sli STAFFORD i:5oa. n $50 55j p "a
.os ianGrid, Soeth pgu lid Mosg ors T. ll1a IL ''yh
tx Nerrrt 80 !..so a M, i2.is tEI) 300 tEI)
81, urien .ud ,r,cn~iea. $50 iiD ~, 80 An
10. Ea.teh, l. $50, ilso :7.'c -" 80 s';N p r.
No, st, ford ., tJ.i HP. 49, IA; l..i' tLSh
Nm . 81 so. $50. can. g. tEs.l y. 90. a,
g., Pan a .-ief and intermediate stations, ~, ii''e
H. go COSNFCTiNG TRAINS
Fnr Boston via spnHgfeld A. ~. lhtli Jt"@h bp' IN
for bo,ron via shor. Line. l2:is itTGep m an,
For Hartford md spn ahod, ttah !i@v - mt 'N-N'
$50. y. 81 a. - ~, t..,, RI, 2,
Montreal. . b. ~ 70 Northampton go, II,
Tay hartford fToyi isioe and tiiakl Railroad tEt)
!! - =. ,, -.....,,, p.ii.a.I,
M 1913. .. q y. ~. ,,,,.,u.
FoJ Tfou.-tonic Railroad ga IN o. ~
Err Nau.stuck H.ifosd, T. IL : p "a. -,
For Dauiury and Norwat Railroad Nv a. ~ p uA
ao,,,,lio.. s--uipg Cars attached e. T. m iiti'
JAMES H. HOII superintendent
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oypros or NASSAU Mlmss cosr.sr'

OyyIcs OF NASSAU GiMss Cosrasr't
Va q, h.ssAusr. NEW YORK. Oct. ibs,; ,r
nro1ICE jehrrchv given that arIhSSESS MLN
Of Jo,y cents per ssre hss ~, dsy 6rsn lse1 "a is
G ta siock Of de SAssAu % New You on or
:. ,ms I sAY nov J. l5,4 with Interest Thereafter w
paid b. Order Of '"' "o''' FIX MoCULtY, Fec.
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QSWEGO COUNTY.
PROPOSALS. FOR $3.50, 900.
sDiDfvne, ROiNTY FUND BOSDs.


soLei Pr,pos,l. wi'l b seeei. d BY ELiAs ROOT at
to AusEF EAsK Ds..~go. Di.i III. j. cor il - hi.
Office IN O.~,.g uut.' wHDHLsDif ~ Z,ia d Of oct"
b.y raI' a y coas noon aud 10y l. n tpNAllS, Count
l-e,.rfe- % Ne.irc cnd :. " tEf tHA"t +. ~ HeN,
Haven uuu TUESDAY ts lih dsy u October ncS'.,
oria,b H. ;of iIso ~ io Naoe OF cny pr 90 no
ann Of .t0- so.csTs bounty uu1 E1rcf hn'Aof sei ~
r,souti,u II he hc--i of supciyaoF Of o'T--o tonr
r...d Juy - ard fu.-st H. l3 eud ~ ~ 80 .! ir
L., .g.s q il. State o. Nts N'IA passed ftNi~F y
M ITO =. 5l-er w.l beg itcfcs p. lie r-te q ssTra
PEI rr ail ~ pay 1~ iaisiy o tie !f'i eiTs
al tpi sld Dctcs~f r ~tcn y~f- SID re tttl VIII o.
rs.f,.she in .l insian as - "a h,'. Il
Dollar, SELL colnu.- be rty Il A9fL ~ ana
endin. hp-il lei iolp 81 i!e Aa.-.sg!c ba@E 'rF ron
CIV Tie rrs,..4s tIl stei- che amount sna tn- 81
Hntnry al to .s d...rcd. ard DC poe pr Ono iun-
c.od boll-rs 'icGro. al ho person, whose ploIo- 80
,.c 80 wiz - require depJ' VITA he COUNTY iEF'"
raIr - Mexico iL~ lAiHE BANK - OsHegp NE iiii.
ariri bfn fs1ceiy together WITH ihs accrued "''f"+'
fem oct Ist l2i ss IL bonds i@cI iropo'.',i
snoud BE- es eden; ineorcd tfopo ss:og solder ouiy
ynuI Ecad- aud snroa a. sGCGfcc envelope, LGs'e's,i
ID riines - q. t-rr isf~t -, %
The I. r,,e., 70 reject any al o. e bid. con
sia-fcd ecrl.ay pgo.cc promote hs iniei'' 0. lac
no sds viii BE- rubg opensd a, tie C'rTt lioDs 10 the
fi. III s.reyo y. 'r - day 81 DC' % ~ ~. meAicoi
Srjt ~ ijs4 l.. L. COEkLiS, %. IIeesalef, =, :,
'.F" Mexico. H. y.
ELIAS Root. Marine Bsnl Os~eso.
D. l.. COICil, Do" 60.
a. ". SEVERANCE, 'o's'H-ven.
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I. oYG ISLAND RAILROAD UNNF

!ARHATIEAlEST.-lr Ne'7 loik, Jainef- a. ana
gs IT, lat Rive. for Gree pors s'g iroor HamT" -
2. g. H. For u4senposf ilgsfi ea is.ps1f -na - e-
Ind q. ~ snl 3.aj = L.. Ter - Babylon ard rlIi
in.l.- nL sni ; ~ ed $50 y. ~ f9f -y''iri
Do I'D ~ aI 10. i1i-fr- connect 10 Cold 'pft :,
Oyster BAY a1i unins,nl for Item s~-' iIra4,A All
Wl.,r Il GOOD ~ .l aud ~, ' and ';s' p IL
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAM - L-aTes Hn..t r''
River q 800 "a fof NgrIh~I piping II al at vls 81
CO.., Hemps,ead AID Syo.,. EScur.o- 'sri '"f hi' 'a
1, l.e.rsd rarcs \. hGasD;.i. L. sug-tnt'ad'nt
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NEW-YORK MANUFACTURING
~ JEWELLERS ASSOCiAtlON
DEPOT Nos. 80 And "a BtOADWAf.
SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT.
THE TOWN EACllED.
TIE PUBLIC DELIGHTED! ....,.,., ,,.,o,cr IN,
TIE fUBlIC PATRoNlLE IT; .r.v,
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE MADE HAFPf; mn
SIXTY THOUSAND PRESENTS GlNfh AWAY ~
THE DELIGHTED PURCHASERS
SIXTY THOUSAND TICKETS.
IN consequence of the -
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
AID the unsersal sat.siacti3n given by
THESE GIGANTIC CONCERTS
toe Directors won.d respectfully announce ttst
THE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT
viii take place .
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
SATURDAY EG"inNIvo, Oct 70.
THE MOST BRILLIANT ARTISTS OF TIE
MUSICAL WORLD
PRuGRkMME OF SURPRISING EXCELLENCE.
TiCkFrS OSE DOLLAR
The sale Of Tickets nlil DO continued Oily fom "a No 70
Nos 81 ard 50 BROADWAY.
A Oft fOK ALI
FREE PRES 3Nr EoR 10y, EyEaYB f:f., iicvvr
BEAUTIFUL PRESENT WITH EACH IlCKEr.
TIE .AGslFICENF STOCK or JE"ELHf
RENEWED. ~
PIANOS, GOLD and slLsEt WATCHES, TIA
SITS BitEAkFASp SITS,
SILVER CASTERS.
ICT.PTTCnEES. CDEfEE-URES,
VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL JLWELHf'
among tie sr.ic,a -. ,
AT THE GINE or PURCHASE.
TICKErs ONE DOLLAR
L. II. ELIAS, Ae,uary.
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OvrIcy pPovIpPSCy ijrNs CosPANY,(
No % skFssU At, NEW OAK. Oc- q IstS.)
N-OTTCE.-1he following described stock IN
IA te Providence sninr company VII BE- sold % suction
o. ne..v Nov 1904 a. O'Clock p I ~ H. oic- Of the
Contrary No 10 N1ssst t"fors, 20 p-y an ssses-sio y
OF - ceAts per tislc, lowed ATTl 4, 1884;
CeIt. No. Shsres 10 name -
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so. william PcarstlL
E....l 00N....J. ~ Nacks, Trustee
..Ah. EichaTd Robuts.
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.........z5l.. ~. II !a:ci ards.
....|N... Teairnc-, Has,-d Baldwin lrrst",s'
r,...s 80. Lf-fsu.. Matted fsdaia, f.u''~.s
a.. go. i,yrrnce Hated iad'ih tfu'i'e. :.
20 .i-os ~ LIS c.otlt oi Cha T. uo~csi 40 cert Issued
Nv 0Taer - fie lil'cl 70
john ". DAVIS, SccTe.sTy.
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5nrnilHre

DEBROOm ENkMELED FURNITURE OF
rd manu- sctufc Asc -olii 1L-tn. s1i " 9,
Chamber fuli,- riin snd of.l'ite ~ tl p rHi.i .
40. Z. ~ .nai ON site - o0.iss isi. h,-ia i.s
srNAMEIED CHAMBER FuRNiIUK RI
4 49, -. len. GO ENAMtLGD p ultAlft -s 50
AL roos and t.v-- w. End Ch-,tnut. ain sil ora
t..i.i I'D giiss Wi,..-le end Retail Also, 'sfFr.--
ana fslis..es NANRES WAND. h. I'll felll g.
stlrlHI APlifs FXTENSION SOFA and
I PARLDR BED5TEhD.is entirely different ifof4 ihe
~ ,', ;.f. led l.-an ell,l rpfug He'd -,.y Ice
r,i-.,msl o. isrs- to .lil IRE s.se- isesoJ No. !v'
HirscIts-i.
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Professional Nollfes.
stsamtoa.s ana Railroads.
,rApIEM RAILROAD.

xTpW-YORK AND HARLEM RAlLh Nv w..
for hbapy Troy and Saratoga SPRING. %'o , CO. 20
, an. Sodh ana West, lesse 20th't iSpo' " 'V'
q n. sad p.a
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IniastciaI.
CNHASE GOLD COMPANY.

(tHASE GOLD COMPANY.
~ NOTICE or Blvd ND-No.I.
| New YoEg, Oct. H. 1854
September hs been deg lygt at h Office oftr Com
Iauy, No 81 John New and s.isr Oct 81 l65f TO
Shareholder, o record a. The close Of business this dsg
WALTER i. LAYTON, Irea.Uror
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AmuseMeuts.

IVALLACK".
W Doors open II; Overture "a.
MONDAY ff'sti Ibis season. ho Cenavre' standard
Comedy, the - ,,ny
With elegant and appropriate scenery By isherwood, and
3ery strong cast. =, mn.
Marrlof. L-,'r' "Aes
Francis Srps. H.Ne"
ST. G.orye Airy Charles fi1set
Sir Jealous Traffic. N.Y. elhh ,'
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Nirlsda thfst time. .......'M-ss Ahuei1e ieirt
Na.iross......t... as s,lr
Tue..sy i0b .tuej 4 .. COMPACT. we. nesdsy' fV-'
LIES OF a r.G.lt ani ~ LADi = MAID thnisdsy'
LOOK BEFCa,. IJC LAP. Friday THE coMfA1 A.
Saturday, rbf BUSY bODf hoshDALE " III 'e1'D
preparation.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE sOUII
~ BEOGKifS 10 PHILADELPHIA.
- ,rffynIfgU IN 2 HOURS.

Fare ~ fEcuIfon Tickets % snodio tHtee Hsf';
On add an-l MD.Dti Aus. isoi, by t.e eonu'V.'u,
s,v fSundnys rrrsp'efl q. ~ o'cl'ck M ti ," 20
Monmouth ard by the Kari'an ~ Delaware heS h'nD"
piia ,.pha rvsrg mofn.ug ~ q a. no taahd"tt
1rsy.ler, frouihe C,y OF tew.fofS ne nSihed no, W
- C ....e i.y il. inc The State Of New Jersey ht':
eppi ~ J., AM. C,ni-n AID Alnboy Monopoly the escn.re
- Of -rfys p,sgonrsrs and tEoSi between u" '''i"'
- y,g. a,I p.iiaa.lphia