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Amnsemcnis.

" AN AMBURGH & CO.'S MENAGERIE
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
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OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS
than can be found IN any similar institution the world VIII
NEW ARRIVALS
from every cline enables the management 70 pr.sedv
weekly
FRESH GEOLOGICAL NOVELTIES
OF rare attractive power. There have way recently been
received fom Perso The first
BhCrRIAN TWO BUMPED CAMELs
ut lave been een In America for forty years which may
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY,
arc gwen at II 4 m, aEd p D. ~ at each Of which
TIE ENTIRE COLLECTION
W WoNDEhFULLY TRAINED ANIMALS
beonshg To We .stabii,l msnt will Introduced.
ADMISSION ONLY rs CENTS.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID LAST WEEK or THE GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
PRASEp By prT TIE bIn rnESs AMP TnE gEoPLE.
THE RING OF FATE;
FIRE AIR. EARTH. AND WATER
Previous to which in the Afternoon THE VERMONT
WOOL DEALER; Evening DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM.
OAIGlNAL MEDLEY CLOG DANCE........TIM BAYS.
MORNING AT H.
The celebrated perform. nce known
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with and cosy apparatus.
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LIVING SKELETON
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Offers FRENCH MoyiNo tibURgs. &c.
Admission 80 cents; Children under ten, 10 cents
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P.L. GILBERT Al plny, n y.
Eff. CUsHMAN. fIoy, NY.

Alta meeting of the Board of Directors Of
"A the NFW.JERSFY ZINC COMPANY. heid this 18Th
dav OF January. 1855. SEMIANkUAL Dividend Of
YOUR PER ClNI declared on Common aud Preferred
etock ravahe the 1T OF February next the
Tron.fer Ohce Of tho Company, No 100 Lioef'ys, New
York
The Tr4nsfr Books ~ be closed fom tie 30 inst to the
'-'' '''''' B. s GIBLIN. Secretary.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ BEGINS AT Il. CONCLUDES AT Dts
Lessee eni. Manager .............Wn WHEATLEf.
HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY
TO OVERLOOKING.
THIRD WEEK AID CONTINUED SUCCESS
OF TIE GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
THE SHAMROCK.
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS in his ORIGINAL character %
PAT MALLOY with the song OF Pat Aiailoy." -
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIANs,,........u.... ......MAGGIEs
SUPPORTED By a POWERFUL CAST
SPLENDID SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,
COMPLETE APPOINTMENTS.
RICH FURNITURE,
STARTLING SITUATIONS.
INTRICATE MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
STRIKING TABLEAUSs
ALL NEW
and Of the most costly deserpi ion.
Seats secured six days In advance
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PETRoLEUM
NEw.YORR, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 81. 500, 600. DIVIDED 1870 800, 900
SNAhES.
PAR VALVE 81.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,. ~ fEk SHAHF.
40 ~ RTIFR ASSE~4MFtT on CALL ON 1iiF SUB
sCHlEEHs As O.OOD sHAFE5 ARE KE5EHNGD
FOR WORKING CAllIAI-
PHrstprNr-J. {. CLAEk. Of NrH.ioft
NtcF PRE.pEsT-R "a WlsHhHI Now Yoft
TREasuEER-h.F y. UEFOE, k-W.ioTs
bgcEErAKI-I. COskLlN Newl oTk.
DIRECTORS
r. y KFTCiuM Baltimore, Nd
q. KING, Baltimore. Nd
J n GOULD. fhisfc rfi-, Ia.
W WOODRUFF. bs umor@ Nd
H. WlsHARI Scw ofk
H. D. DLiOF New York
a CLARK Tan Perm IA.
ii. 4. CLAIM O City IA
GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J. ). CLARK y. Y. CLARK, Tar fsrm' Pa
"A. T. CLARK Oi CITY, Pa
OFFICES:
10. ~ BROADWAY, y. y,
Noe 6I2 and Oh CuESrEuTsT.. PIiiLA..
AID BALTIMORE MD.
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financial.
THE NSUMERS' B j. y FL
COAL OMPANY

COAL. c % MPAN
Is organizing upon the Mutual Plan, aud presents the
features that have resulted successfully in Pha'
dephia and Boston This is the pioneer company In New
York.
CASH CAPlTAL.................,... S00G,oOO
NUMBER OF SHARES.............'.....6O 'OyO
PAR VALUE to be iull paid ..................SlO
Each share cges the holder to receive annually aud per-
petualy.
ONE TUN OF COAL AT ACTUAL COST,
and somnnnDa cash dividends Of tic profits Of the sales Of
surplus coal after supplynf the shareholders II Is conh'
IDENTIFY expected that the profits to the shareholders will more
than repay the original cost Of euch share within two years
Very few Enterprises can offer equal advantages, combined
with bcnevoence in furnishing article used b. all at the
lea.t possible cost.
The Directors have secured repc,ual lease Of The eee-
braied
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In conformity with late Government order,
permits have teon issued al tho Custom House
for the shipment Of powder, sho, aud percus.
hon caps 70 tho Southern States This privi-
lsso however Is guarded BY strict regulations.
MOI more han I'VE hundred pounds Of powder.
and proporuon.ts quantity Of the other articles
mentioned are allowed 10 DO seat 10 any one dealer
The iNo' also are OF tho small SECS ,u!,sbls only
Tor sporting purposes. II the Sou,herners can
reconcile themselves to shooting small gsme, they
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Political Black Mall.

We have received . communication from an EN- =.
pioys OF tho Post Once Department, In this city, In
which The writer says ii, Is currently rumorod
among the attaches Of the Post Once, thu, on the
nsr' payday, they are TO DO taxed At 'hs rate OF
Two per cent on their yearly salaries In ords- to
raise fund for conducting the FAN election cam
palsn." We know nothing abouI the truth Of this
rumor, but as Post once and Custom House en-
ployes are usually freely blsd for political pur-
poses there il good reason to believe the corroct-
moss Of this ststsment. Now we hope that II IN.
heads OF these departments do not Voluntarily
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Il I I q

this way that the tan bon,., x.-,. ,,.,-
guraied. and any other r...n-. An 80. 40 h,
only . waste Of ,i,,. a. .,,, ..t 40 h,.
method, The rorl,r ms, ,.,, r.. a, ....,,o.i,,
demonstrate. 10 ,,n,,o,... A., A.. .n,,,,.,. q,
the latter will la in ma .c.,,.I -. A.. ,h.,o,
II 10 us.ier. 10 ur.o m, , an, "a ,b,,
| IL will b. q gre., bsn,a, 20 Al. I.,orpy ol,,,e,,
that 4, will ev. them I'm, for
mani A. =, a, -, - - -,
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Negroes in Georgia.

At a mee ing Of merchants hold ia Boston on
wednesday, NJ. WIN. KTs0, who owns planta-
ton in the no'then part OF Geor;,., made some
Interesting remarks in relation 10 the negroes in
that State, Of which the following are e1tractsi
The eultv.aor OF cotton required a continuous
labor OF twelve monthl I'D rice ~ nine months,
Tng.s mouth " neslcct, particularly In August,
VII destroy the cotton crop, aud Of rice ~ Sep
TEN er. How 10 secure that certainty Ct labor WIS
his ms object now No man would liant vho
oouA bot 10 sure OF lsborTs al tho year. Tho
newspapers wary In their sec0un's Of to negro
and bis condition, tho opposite sides being exag-
eerated and melt er beng strictly true. One pa
PER spcaEa In tue CHEST terms Of the negro and
their condition ; smother the opposite both are
prejudiced Many negroes were rectiv'ng ra.
lions and expected thetn 10 continue. Tho negroes
needed kind counsel and control, All they were .
race particularly open 10 Tue Influence OF kini-
meas. Whenever ths heal Of Q plantation len,
the negroes had left or keen driven Oh, and the
rrsuh was the death 81 many II plan alton had
beou protected by General Bherfnsn, aud hii 800
negroes remained, and Of those bu, hve diti up to
July ]. But OF the negroes who were scattered .
lew examples would show their co diton 1he
follow ng we're the statistics Of soven plantations
noar his own: On one Of i09 NEGROES, - hAd ded
up 70 January /; one Of 80 lost 70; OF 1875 Lost
"a; one Of $50, only mile from bis own place,
losi 1852 Wy dests .; one OF AT los, 81; one Of ST
LOST y; one Of $50 losG 70. There mus. be sous
change, The negroes are dyug out an fast Ito
system his"erto tired Is failure. Ga ore plan
ntion- Nr'horn super .ntendonL Hslho-
odisi minister, had not boon among his
| negroes but two or three tiues 10 .
| wLols season, and they wer, redu. ed n .
dsplorsth condition by bis ne lect. X, ng
woul have some system by which Nortcrn mea
would he induced to 20 there. AID employ asgrocs
IA IAN lies ON small plantst our, huuLrei acra
an 81 lew negro tamil cs TO each estate. The ne
| gfoes would york earnestly end IA .hfu,y under
aihful, iaihtrly and ki4lly care A N,rihern
man could obtain profits Of s.x " seven h Indrcd
liars on cacn lAbOrer. II answer 10 question.
Mr.. King ssii be hsd shousht pert aps the condi-
non OF the negro In sivsnnsh Wss wOrso thai else.
wns's, becnus- they hocked largely 10 the city,
and there WA no work Tor item. rLey we're gro.
garlous, ana they Lived sAcA others society Ihsir
idea was 10 work wien hey pleased, prsferrng
oad JOBS 70 permanent emUloyment Crops and
Plantations required continuous work. IL Was
rhrd In Savannah, even for those who had Llouey,
| W gsI permanent servants.
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A communication 70 the London TAEs, from Err
lsngen. BAVARIA, lated the 7th inst, s,ysi
"Inte B1ence has been reed we'd here Of saosher
deuis OF theology At E-lsnzen University, Herrn
Chr sir ard Hinsch, sccomprucd by Nussbau-
men, 'uk'rclen guide, attempted the ascent OF
toe GrOa3yent liver, after rece ting the assuranos
Vat the enterprise was -""s devoid OF danger.
They reached the top Of me mount ain safely .,
moan. In their descent the student Hns,h FOL cd
tho guide isBbaumer, succeeded In passing ovsr .
BRIDE forhoi by frozen snow across q crevasso.
hut the leo broke beneath III sch, who was at once
proip'tstod, 'hout Icing greatly burt N tho fAl,
10 dspth Of 100 .cet down ue cievasso. Tic un-
fgrtinoio young man 70 until 40 was iammed In by
The breast an back. lie shout q Tor clip, snnounc-
ing thst Ia arms we're sill free. Tie guide,
However, had uot only neglected the prccal.ion
OF Tying The parry toyclhes, but lad NOS even
brought rope with hun. lie called on, to q .
sufferer that rope mus. DO fetched, nnd that lie
could not he back IN less than eight hours. 81
csn't hold out 40 Ions" was the reply "say
good-bye for mo 10 my parents" plaid was
thrown Gown in the hope Of IT'S imparung little
warmth, bu, tho sufferer was uhs 10 TO use H.
Probably soon losing all power Of motion. HIS
iieud IN tho meantime bad hastily Gescouded with
ylido to her isuau's hut, but no rope was 70 be
had, and they were obi god to 20 as far as Ncg-
kirchen, where they arrived al eight p. NJ. seven
hours a'ter tie disaster. Tho Guide refused 10 TO-
asc ne, yut Oar stu ~ once rtrued, ia 40 night,
with i've men ~ hr as tie hui, an reached tue
cr'vasso y CIElt o'clock in tho morning. One Of
the m was le' down into the crcvaase about n'ty
nsrrowueAs Of the SPACE. BOIuo distance lower
he pc'c isel tho corpse Of the unfortunate youth
with the head hanging On one SIDE. Ho bad been
fro. gu W death
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Cllpgins 20 n Rotten Rope.

THs organ Of co I.bsuvsasss mus, DO exceedingly
well developed IN the Kentucky kead. That State
lights Tor slavery slngls-handed and alone, not.
vithsianding ths hslplasnsss Of the contest. Al
,hs recon, election 1t decided TO reec, The Constu.
uonL smendmsn, for the general abolition Of
slavery, and now dispatch from Louisville state,
that Grand jury there has Just found bill. Of In.
de:msni against Generals PAInsl aad BEIsBrs,
the military commanders Of tina! department on
charge II sbdueting slsvss; or In other words, for
rsrmnps the slaves 70 eseape. This action II
mAnifs'uy nothing but an exhibition Of spiteful-
ness. Kentucky IL very much In the mood OF she.
bear that has los, Its cibs-snippins and ,narlng
10 imposens rage. Kentucky thus grsAnss lie
spleen ., The expense Of iu material interests.
The negroes are escaping 70 oAio and
Indiana by Wholesale simply because
their own State persists in retaining
slavery. Kentucky had nearly two hundred
thousand slivos al the beginning OF The war, which
uumbsr has now been reduced 10 Any thousand,
With the prospect thai none but few decrepid
ones will b left 81 the cad Of The year. This Of
course brings the agriculture OF the State Amos, 10
ssland-still. Kentucky depends upon It's nsgroo.
V do the plantation work, and by IT, foolish
course in "tghtins the tiger OF emancipation, /,
Is virtually driving ell this help away. In any
case "eanno, retain even the sembl.nes Of slavery
much longer for The constitutional smsndmsn,
wi soon become operative, aud then slavery In
hsn'ueky' or anywhere else in this country, will
% ou' Of The question. kentucky may a. vel
'ooi down lite passion, bow 70 nantes, destiny, -
ana become rsooneilsd, with AZ good grace - pos
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Fin.,sini News Markets. AZ.

Fsv fOTl, Ihnrsdav SfpL 2s, 8 p. h-Gold h..
been steady to-day At l4S'ialA Tho latest quota
lions Of the general stock MARKET compared with
those Of yesterday afternoon, show but slight change
in prices The market ineues to lover figures.
Governments were fraction lover With tho e1cep-
ton Of lO-4Vh which we're steady. Money was mod.
srately active, but the market was easy at $40 Per
cent. on call Commercial paper passed At 10 per
cent. Foreign exchange sold al its, lO9 y for CON-
mercisl. On Change to-day Flour was SC. loo.
lower for common and very hHn for good grades.
Wheat wa &c. a Sc. lower tor Spring and y,rv tru,
for Winter. Corn was lo. lover. oa,. we're 10 -. o.
better Tor sound, and duh and heavy for un.ound
Pork wa fmer. Beef VA dnu. Lard wa, iovs,
aud Whiskey was steady.
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How RebeIIIon Comc- Home.

The following leIler, written TO the Richmond
VINO by lady, gives . somewhat amusing idea
Of the alteration In Southern homes since the
war;
You don't know bow badly OF we are in the
country now, or you wouldn't wish TO add 10 our
trouble. We were 80 comfortable oneo-so happy
In our homes We did not reslzs then how good
II was 10 want for noihiuR--but the little thiugs
We never think Of nov. We had our servants 10
look afier, 70 20 sure, and 10 Iight hard some
titncs to make th cir clothes aud cut out, aud all
that SOFT Of thing-and Ihey never would learn
the csischism-but then NC could rido and walk,
and read cur i.Vorits books adore DyrOn0 and
the gay parties we used 70 have, aud Oh such .
splendid pOnyl Pa has had 70 sell b IN 70 buy Q
plo" hnrse. Poor ps-he looks so OLD AID care
worn; aud 10 las TO plou himself now, aud
10 feed and water tle horses and DO
all the work. lie says hs cams keep the
seryants-shey stay little while when
there 10 not much TO do and 20 OIL TO town
when roal LABOR comes and never come back; and
its shame thoso ~ AZ were trs1lcd kinles. and
had tie least work, aud never bad . cross word
spoken 70 them, were tho very hrg. to 70 ayAy
Tney have gone AWAY, al bus old NANNY and
Uncle Joe, whe is bed-riddon, aud NANNY eas 70
lAks caro- OF Lucy's aud Pailis's children who ran
oil suG left them. Aiu'I IL dreadful whsn lilo
SOLDIERS were here they buTpt up nearly all N a
fences, and let iheir horses Tuu over our flower
garden, and they broke down oil our roses and
olsandsrs aud all the shrubbery, Anl slsisr and /,
work As hAra awe eau, viii lever 10 allie to
make Il look liz The same place. Pa sAys he win
have to sell some land TO 1--we on this vear-p,or
brother Jacks fsrm-who has Loaf his lag and
csn't work out door. Al Au-and he 10 trying 80 10
. carpenter. Il 10 . dear old place whero We used
W have plc-nics and partiss-ws never will havs
any mors-And think how hogrld 1t would be 4,
have some dreadiul foreigners living thar, and
never be able 70 VISIT 10 again. l didn't mean 10
writs you all this about our triAlA but nv heart
ges SO f-l Of IL s0msLmss mat mus ,Ak 70
somebody.
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Csusideratieas for werk,paw,n.

The Albany Trade COnysnnon Ia, Arranged -.
programme OF scton with reference 10 III. ado,
non OF The eight hour system. II 10 proposed 40
snoe' an organization Of wOrkingmen ,hroushou,
shs s'A'a TO hold messlngh circulate document.
hvoraeis 70 tho projseL aud to urge the impor,.
snes aud necessity Of the new moyemen, In eys,v
prseneabls way. This policy having bs,u ro-
solved upon, II 10 wen that those engaged In 4,
mould clearly understand what difficulties th.v
lave 10 overcome-what obstacles TO remove. Al,
she outset hsy may ss well abandon the hone Of
gaining any substantial advantage by legislative
se'ion. Ia this country every employer 10 free 10
make or tslso1 proposal for l.bsE, accoriing TO
his own option and no legislative enactment can
compel him TO hire labor for . less number Of
hours per day than Is acceptable TO him. wsnoy
have ten houp' system IN this State, bu, ths
case OF The cotton and wooden operatives who
have been on strike at Use. and Auburn, boc,u,,
more Than ten hours' labor Ia sxsc,sd from
them, proves that IL IA tho common con.
sent OF the peopl~ and not laws TIA,
regulate such questions. Therefore, there
IL but ono way TO effect q curtal!nent OF ,hs
hours Of labor. and that IL BY schooling N. public
mind 10 ths advantages q . rstucuon. IVA. I'm
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DRATzza.

AHMUTY-on 9Th inst, James ANNUITY, Jr, Of
eos,umption, in tbs 4Oth year Of b., ago.
the funeral from hi, late r-siGencs is IVES XIX
a. on Friday, e9;h lust, at O'Clock. Y. NJ, wi'hoat
ia,,h.r invitation thence to Calvary csla0ioc iOr
BoGERr-On Monday, Sept. e5, a, tho house Of
her son, jane BoTert, In Bersen Co, y. j Sophia
relict Of stephen Bo.srt, formerly OF New Yors in
tic 18th year Of her age. CT
CUSsICK-Bridget Cussick, a native Of KIM. Co.
ireland, arcd 65 years.
The relatives and friends Of ths family are resrccI
fully invited to attend the flne al, on Saturday
Ierno0n, Jth inst Ut - O'clock nom her late IesI.
deuce, Ia ave. T.. IIl
KESNON-In BROOKLYN, on wedne.d.y morp,ur.
Sept. q, john Edwin kenuon, son Of Capt. John and
Ann k.nnon, aged II yeas aud months.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
afternoon, .. O'clock The relative. and iTiends Of
the iAmily are respectfully Invited to sttead 40
nEwMAN-on wstnesd,y, Sept, 80. 1888, Ne.
Co. Longord, ireland, ased 50 years
The friend. Of the family respectfully Invited to
O'Clock. from her late Iesidencc TX Is enty,econd
o., without further notice. l2i
n'BRlEN-on "Wednesday. Sept. eth inst. JAIME.
O'Brien, baker BY trade, q nltte Of spTiusI1ount
PAish Of ClounA Go. Clare Ireland
None know him In, TO love him,
None talked OF him but 10 praise
His relatives and friends are invited 10 attend m.
CITY Hospital, to Galway CeInstery. Ni III As
PuRSLEY-On Thursday, sept. Is, Robt pun.lev
. native Of 20. Derry, Ireland.
The funeral will take place iron his late residence
o'clock.
SUTHERLAND Sept. nth, .fter ,ey,re III.
nes,, LABELS the beloved wife Of Charles suther.
Tho friends Of the family a : atfuny in,r.s
70 attend the funeral from IL. hte residence, g2t
West 10th st. 'hs PridHy) morning, At O'clock lOl
TRAYERS-At ManhA.selt, l.. l., Augustine Tr,,.
era infant son Vi Jas. r. aud Adeins Travers aredS
oHa 891
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING OF THE STH WARD
I1Young hens' National Democratic Association.
viii be held At spring 81 Hal, ls5 sping 81 on Fri,
day evening, Sept goth, lSGt. EnliIeut speaker,
vill addrers the NEE ing. Come ono, come an
HENRY OBEhLE, fres. WALTER 8. BETTE
Sec ia
EENIAN BR0THERHOOD-THE WOLFE
i Tone Circle will hold their rguAAr weekly Lu.i-
moss moe ans al the ball Of Demili Dspensary, cor
sSd e. and I'd ave- on Friday evening, sept 29lh. al
msmbor viii DO absent, ~ business Of the nost yitI
impoItsnes 20 lIsh Nationality win 10 transacted
PATRICK COONEf, Centre. MARX WELsl ID,
kecty. 10
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE II. A
B.Soce ETY., No.4 w hold pub ic Ia stins At their
ball, SSS East l2th st. at O'clock pm. spesiins by
NJ Madden, henry T. Carroll aud John Kelley
mill JOHN KIDD PrsA WA. VBRIKN, Rsa.
bsa laS
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
4 aocommod 4tsd with board and tn. counor
home at 81 Nation It. Cal all the weok
A FEW YOUNG LADIES CAN BE
= AeonnodAIed sin board, al - week, g43 {
ROARD-2 GENTLEMEN CAN BE
AIeomHo lated with good board. rea-ona,. 20 te
and eaiant rooms. Al-o, a man and h.,
one youns lady, by ealing At ia Wtst I9th 81
iioor, front room.
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TRADE NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING OF THE vARSls
"A er, and Po,lsbeis will he held on Friday y
sept, a. their rooms 10 I've 1ncey 4. when IN. 4
Of pottancs viii be traGsactol. by order Of G
mittco. :
T ONGSHORFMEN, no. 2, WILL Nc
IL ..pecia mee,ior this Friday sve1ins, At n
click. ile r1rctna' attendance or all nenbe I,
SoS, post. THOs. " srGAN Rec SEQ.
T oNGsHOREMEN'S Z. p. ASSOCIATE
- 30 9, VIII hold & gp,.lil meeting on sa,u'
,yen'a., : D.. o. A. 49, Spring Il. at ~ oc :
punc 'rll rf'ru!ancc is !egui'et v order OF ~
Ms CUSSORS, Priest PATRICK PHELAN
Sec. 81,
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS = YOU 4;
~ hcr,tv uotifcf that on neat Monday, Ool
s.rh member OF this society Il fe1ues'c IN q
HE card 20 each her At the pince wlete they
t'e'o Re struck against; and any mem cf IN 1rs
is iithlc 10 10 struck rcainit nl'o. r.. Z. Vel
NoTr, PIe.L Thus. DILLON, Ecc. SEC.
DAINTFRS-A MASS MEETING OF 2
4 d hctcnt A. selections REQ esonted In the {
tfnl uu on, viii he held Of 100 Bow cry, this CIV II
NJ &c eek. 70 fars"ct bus ness Of urfcnt In =
,nce. u oder O. he Central MON. :. 5. HA
BENZ 9I's y u. T.. A.; gRORGE BLACKiIAH
;. = A; IlOs. VIII tElIEAD, L. n. A. /
PRACTICAL PATNTERS' SOCIETY b.
o. o'clock. BIsiu ~ OF tie utmost ir,-rftl
Asst. Sec. N
ME STABLEMEN'S PROTECTIVE A
Bon 'vVleat society--The a, owe societv viii
tLe,t monthly meeting ~ the lyih Ward UaN
y, ret, an and IeNinpton ava, on Mond.y swet
So1 z. Al members are called on 70 a'teni. =
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVER
1ATeeth extracted without p,ln, o. no chs
hi!et without pain with the celebrated bone iii
An opeIatlOns warranted. j. JAY vILi.EEs.
1rtid II, blocks from Broadway. 9
a SIT OF BEAUTIFUL TEETH Il
4 bead, SO to sl5, sectional set+ 81 81 t.
Aching tech extracted with ut pain or file. O.
rold or other Filings. Teeth cleaned or VII .e1e
cents W L. and warranted by Dr. IA. NILLEiU
tho old theatre X